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CIHM/ICMH 
Collection  de 
microfiches. 


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Technical  and  Bibliographic  Notas/Note*  tachniquas  at  bibliographiquas 


Tha  Instituta  has  attamptad  to  obtain  tha  bast 
original  copy  availabia  for  filming.  Faaturas  of  this 
copy  which  may  ba  bibliographically  uniqua, 
which  may  altar  any  of  tha  imagas  in  tha 
reproduction,  or  which  may  significantly  change 
the  usual  method  of  filming,  are  checked  below. 


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Coloured  covers/ 
Couverture  de  couleur 


I      I    Covers  damaged/ 


Couverture  endommagte 


Covers  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Couverture  restaur^  at/ou  pelliculAe 


I      I   Cover  title  missing/ 


Le  titre  de  couverture  manque 

Coloured  maps/ 

Cartes  giographiquas  en  couleur 

Coloured  ink  (i.e.  other  than  blue  or  black)/ 
Encre  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bleue  ou  noire) 


Coloured  plates  and/or  illustrations/ 
Planches  et/cu  illustrations  en  couleur 

Bound  with  other  material/ 
ReliA  avac  d'autres  documents 

Tight  binding  may  causa  shadows  or  distortion 
along  interior  margin/ 

La  re  liure  serrde  peut  causer  de  I'ombre  ou  de  la 
distortion  le  long  de  la  marge  intArieure 

Blank  leave   added  during  restoration  may 
appear  witi  i  the  text.  Whenever  possible,  these 
have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
II  se  peut  que  certainas  pages  blanches  ajouttes 
lors  d'une  restauration  apparaissant  dans  le  texte, 
mais.  lorsqua  cela  Atait  possible,  ces  pages  n'ont 
pas  At  A  filmAas. 


L'institut  a  microfilm*  le  meilleur  exemplaire 
qu'il  lui  a  AtA  possible  de  se  procurer.  Les  details 
da  cet  exemplaire  qui  sont  peut-Atre  uniques  du 
point  de  vue  bibliographique.  qui  peuvent  modifier 
une  image  reproduite,  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  unr> 
modification  dans  la  mAthoda  normala  de  f ilma^a 
sont  indiqute  ci-dessous. 


0   Coloured  pages/ 
Pages  de  couleur 


Pages 

Pages 

Pages  endommagtes 

Pages  restored  and/oi 

Pages  restaurias  at/ou  pallicultes 

Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxei 
Pages  dAcolorAes.  tachattes  ou  piquies 

Pages  detached/ 
Pages  d6tachAes 

Showthroughy 
Transparence 

Quality  of  prir 

Quality  inAgaia  da  I'impression 

Includes  supplementary  matarii 
Comprend  du  material  supplimentaire 

Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Edition  disponible 


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r~l  Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxed 

I      I  Pages  detached/ 

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slips,  tissues,  etc..  have  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  image/ 
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obscurcies  p&r  un  feuillet  d'errata.  une  pelure. 
etc..  ont  6H  filmAes  A  nouveau  da  fa^on  A 
obtanir  la  meilleure  image  possible. 


Additional  comments:/ 
Commentaires  supplAmentaires; 


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to  tho  gonorotity  of: 

Library  Division 

Provincial  Archivat  of  British  Columbia 


L'«xompl«ir«  film*  f ut  roprodult  grico  A  la 
gAnArosit*  da: 

Library  Division 

Provincial  Archives  of  British  Columbia 


Tha  imagaa  appaaring  hara  ara  tha  batt  quality 
potaibia  considaring  tha  condition  and  bgibillty 
of  tha  original  copy  and  in  kaaping  with  tha 
filming  contract  apacifications. 


Original  capiat  in  printed  papar  covers  ara  filmad 
beginning  with  tha  front  covar  and  ending  on 
tha  last  page  with  a  printed  or  illustreted  intpres- 
sion.  or  the  back  covar  whan  appropriate.  All 
other  original  copies  are  filmed  beginning  on  the 
first  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  impres- 
sion, end  ending  on  the  last  page  with  a  printed 
or  illustrated  impression. 


The  lest  recorded  frame  on  eech  microfiche 
shall  contain  tha  symbol  ^^  (meaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  the  symbol  ▼  (meening  "END"). 
whichever  epplies. 

Maps,  plates,  charts,  etc..  mey  be  filmed  at 
different  reduction  ratios.  Those  too  large  to  be 
entirely  included  in  one  exposure  are  filmed 
beginning  in  the  upper  left  hend  corner,  left  to 
right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  frames  as 
required.  The  following  diagrams  illustrate  the 
method: 


Les  images  suivcntes  ont  4tA  reproduites  avec  ie 
plus  grand  soin,  compta  tenu  do  la  condition  at 
da  la  nattet*  da  I'exemplaira  film*,  et  en 
conformity  avec  les  conditions  du  contrat  da 
filmage. 

Les  exempiairas  originaux  dont  la  couverture  en 
pepier  est  imprimis  sont  fiimis  en  commen9ant 
par  Ie  premier  plet  et  en  terminant  soit  par  la 
derniire  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impression  ou  d'illustretion,  soit  par  la  second 
plet.  selon  ie  cas.  Tous  les  autres  cxemplaires 
origineux  sont  filmAs  en  commenpant  par  la 
pramiAre  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impresaion  ou  d'illustretion  at  en  terminant  par 
la  darnlAre  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 

Un  des  symboles  suivents  apparaltra  sur  la 
darniire  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  selon  Ie 
cas:  ie  symboie  — »*  signifie  "A  SUIVRE".  Ie 
symbole  Y  signifie  "FIN". 

Les  cartes,  pisnches.  tableaux,  etc..  peu^rent  Atre 
fiimis  A  des  taux  da  reduction  diffArants. 
Lorsque  Ie  document  est  trop  grand  pour  Atre 
reproduit  en  un  seui  clich*.  il  est  fiimA  A  partir 
da  I'angle  supArieur  gauche,  de  gauche  A  droits, 
et  de  heut  en  bas,  en  prenant  Ie  nombre 
d'imeges  nAcesseire.  Les  diagrammas  suivants 
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Oakland  Ferry,  Foot  of  Market  Street. 

COMMKN.CIIf  « 

TUESDAY   .....r ..JUNE  I,  I880, 

And  until  further  notice 

TRAINS  AND  BOATS  WILL  LEAVE  SAN  FRANCISCO: 


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Daily — Local  Passenger  Train  via  Oakland  and 

to   "  Sacramento."      C!«niiects  at  .Vallejo  JancUon  for   Nap», 


Sonoma),  St.  Helena  (White  Salphur.  Springs)  «nd  Callstojfa  (stigee  f or  the  Oeyaers.) 

'~     ■" pas'g'r  train  for  Martinez,  Antiooh  and  "Byron." 

uced  Bates,  to  Sam  FaUo.  TaUeJo. 


Cmineeta  ^so  at  Port  Ciosta  with  local  pas'gr  train  for 

, AlcetM.  at  Reau< 

Benlela  and  Martlaea. 


tinnday  Bxenraion  Tickets,  at  Re< 
and  Martlaea. 

A.  M.     Daily — Local  Passenger  Train  via  Oakland,  Niles, 


^^    Llvermore  and  Stockton,  arriving  at  Sacramento  at  1:35  P.  M.,  and  ronneetlns 
Atlautle  S^press.    Connects  at  IVUes  with    train  arriving  at  San  Jose  at 
10:86  A.  M. ,  and  »t  Qalt  with  train  for  lone. 

9QQ  A.  M.  Daily — Atlantic  Express  via  Oakland  and  Benicia 
*  O  'oi*  Sacramento,  Colfax,  Reno  (Virginia  City),  Battle  Mountain  (Austin),  Paiiiade  (Bu- 
reka,)Ogden,  Omahaand  East  C3ounect«at  Oavls,  for  Woodland,  and  at.Woodland(Snn- 
days  excepted),  for  WUliams  and  Willows.  Connects  at  Sacramento  with  the  Oregou 
ExftraHfor  Maryaville,  Chlco,  Red  Bluff  and  Redding  (stages  for  Portland,  Or^^n.) 

I  ft  on  •^-  •^-    Daily — Local  Passenger  Train  via  Oakland  to 

%\Jt\J\J    Haywardi  and  Niles. 

3<>sfN  P.  M.    Daily — Local  Passenger  Train  via  Oakland  and 
•  ^  ^    Niles,  arriTlng  at  San  Joi*  at  5:20  P.  M. 

3/-J/-J  P.  M.    Daily— LocbX  Passenger  Train  via  Oakland  for 
*^^   MarUnes and Antloch. 

4QQ  P.  M.'  Daily — Arizona  Express  via  Onklaud  and  Marti- 
*  ^  ^  nez  for  Lathrop  (Stockton  and  Gait),  MerceJ,  Madera  (Yosemit  j  and  Big  Treoa),  Vi(»- 
lia,  Sumner,  Mojava,  Newhall  (San  Buenaventura,  and  Santa  Barbara),  Itos  Anffelea,  Santa 
Monica,  Wilmington,  Santa  Ana  (Sai;  Plwo),  Cclton  and  Yuma  (Colorado  River  Steamers),  cou- 
naeting  direct  with  Dally  Trains  of  the  Southern  I'aciflc  Railroad  of  Arisona  tor  Maricopa  (Stages 
for  FhoBniz  and  Prescott),  Casa  Grande,  (Stages  for  Florence),  Tucson  (Stages  for  Ouaymas,  8onora)r 
and  for  Pantano,  1,000  miles  from  San  Francisco,  (Stages  for  Tombstone,  Patagonia,  New  Mexico 
and  Texas).   Sleeping;  Cars  between  Oakland.  IjOs  Angeles,  Yana  and 

excepted,  at  Tallcjo  Junction  for  Nap*,.  St.  Helena 


Ooanecta,  Sandays 

andOaliatoga. 

4QQ  P.-  M.      Sundays   excepted — Sacramento  Steamer  (from 
*^^    Washington  Street  Wharf)  for  Benicia  and  Landings  on  the  Sacramento  RIvm'. 

A  QQ  P.  M.     Sundays  excepted — Local  Passenger  Train  via  Oak- 

n'O  I*nd  and  Benicia,  for  "Sacramento."  Connects  at  Davis  with  liocal  Train  for 
Woodland  and  Knight's  Ijanding;  and  at  Sacramento  with  the  "  Virginia  BxpNM"  tor  Reno, 
OuBon  and  Virginia.   tlleepinK  Cars  Oakland  to  Carson. 

P.  M.    Daily — Local  Passenger  Train,  via  Oakland  for 

Haywarda,  Niles  and  Livermore. 
'lie  Conreyanoes  tor  Mills  Seminary  connects  at  Seminary  Park  Station  with  all  trains,  Sun- 
days excepted. 

C  no  P-  M.    Z?«<^— Through  Third-Class  Train,  via  Oakland, 

^  *  ^^    Martiiei  and  Lathrop,  for  Los  Angeles  and  points  in  Artiona. 

5Qi-j  P.  M.    Daily — Overland,  Emigrant  Train,  via  Oakland, 
*^^    Benio'a  and  Saorameato  for  Ogdeo,  Omaha  and  the  Bast. 

Coaaeetlons  ft»r  "Vallido''  made  at  Vallejo  Jttnctloa  trou  Tr»iM  IsMinc 
8u  Krudsoo  7  JO  A.  M.,»:M  A.  M..  8.D0  P.  M.,  4.-00  P:  M.  4:80  P.  M. 


4.3' 

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FEI^RIES  AND  LOCAL  TRAINS 


From  "San  Franclsro''  Daily. 


TO 
OAKLAND. 


A.  M. 

B  «.10 

7.00 

7.  SO 

0.00 

8.30 

9.00 

9.30 

10.00 

10.80 

11.00 

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8.00 
8.80 
4. 
4.80 
6.00 
6.80 
6.00 
8.30 
7.00 
8.10 
9.20 

10.80 
Bll.45 


A.  II 

7.00 

8.00 

9.00 

10.00 

11.00 

1^00 

P.  M. 

1.80 

8.00 

•3.00 

4.00 

5.00 

8.00 

B*7.00 

B*8.10 

•W.80 

B*11.45 


A.  M. 

B7.00 
B9.00 
BlO.OO 
P.  S. 
B6.00 


A.  M. 

B6.10 
7.30 
8.30 
9.80 

10.80 

11.30 

P.  M 

12.80 

i.oe 

8.30 
4.30 
5.30 
6.30 
7.00 
8.10 

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4.30 


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A.  M. 

7.31 

p.  M. 

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A.  M. 
7.30 
8.80 
0.30 

10.30 

11.30 

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1.00 
3.00 
4.00 
6.00 
6.00 

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A.M. 

B6.I0 

8-00 

10.00 

12.00 

P.  M. 

1.80 

8.30 

4.30 

6.80 

B0.8O 


Change  Can 
at.  Weat 
Oakland, 


To  "San  Vrancisco"  Dally. 


P3* 


A.  M. 

B6.40 
B6.30 
7.80 
8.80 
9.30 
10.80 
11.30 
P.  M. 

1.00 
3.00 
4.00 
6.00 
6.00 


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A.  M. 

A.  M. 

A.  M. 

A.  M. 

7.00 

B5.10 

B8.00 

B»5.00 

8.00 

B.^50 

BlO.Ofl 

B"6.40 

P.  M. 

«.40 

Bll.OO 

•6.25 

2..S5 

7.40 

P.  M. 

7.00 

3.60 

8.40 

B6.00 

6.03 

0.40 

9.00 

10.40 

10.03 

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11.40 

11.03 

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P.  M. 

12.00 

12.40 

P    M. 

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1.35 

1.00 

2.40 

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•3.20 

5.40 

4.00 

6.40 
7.50 

5.00 
6.03 

A.  M. 

7.10 

9.00 

B»7.20 

P.  M. 

10.10 

B*8.30 

1.26 

•10.00 

FROM 
OAKLAND 
(Bruadway) 


A.  M 

B5.20 
86.00 
6.60 
7.20 
7.50 
8.26 
B.-W 
9.20 

10.20 
10.50 
11.20 
11.6(1 


P.  M 

12.20 
12.60 
1.20 
150 
2.60 
3.20 
3.60 
4.20 
4.50 
5.20 
5.60 
e.2.'i 
6.50 
8.00 
9.10 
10.20 


Creek  ROiite. 

From  SAN  FRANCISCO— Daily— 15.«0, 
B6.30,  7.20,  g.lS,  9,16,  lO.lS,  11.16,  1. 
M.  12,16,  1.16,  i.25,  8.15,  4.16,  6;16, 
6.1S   p.  M. 

From  OAKLAND— Daily- BS.80,  BlltO, 
7.10,  8.06,  9.06,  10.06,  11.06,  A  M. 
12.06,  1.06,- 2.16,  3.06,  4.06,  6.06,  105 
'•  X- ■      • 

"  Official  Schedule  Time  "  -  himiahad 
by  Andenon  &  Randolph,  Jewelera,  lOl 
and  103  Montgomery  Straet,  11.  F. 


T.  H.  GOODMAN, 

Oen.  Pass,  and  Ticltet  Agent. 

A.  N.  TOWNE.  ' 

_j^ ;__; Cfen.  Supt. 

SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  R.  R. 

NORTHERN  DI¥ISION. 


PASSENGER  TRAINS   will   leave  Ban 

Franciiwo  from  Passenger  Depot  on 

Townsend  Street,  betweun  Third 

and  Fourth  Sts.,  as  follows: 

«<|f|  A.  M.  Dally,  for  Stn  Jow 
•  ZU  and  Way  Stations.  Stages  for 
Pescadero  (via  San  Mateo)  connect  with 
this  train  only. 

IiH  /n  a.  M.  Dally,  for  San  Jose 

I  '1I.4U  Uilrov.  HolIiRter,  Tres  Finos 
I'ajaro,  Castroville,  Monterey,  Salinas, 
.Soledad,  and  all  Way  Stations. 

ATAt  PA.TAaO  the  SANTA  CRUZ 
R.  R,  connects  with  this  train,  for  Ap- 
to8,  8oc|uei  and  Santa  Cruz.  Stage 
uonnei-tiuns  made  with  this  train.  (Pea. 
vodero  stageti,  via  San  Mateo,  excepted) 


3  on  ^-  M-  Oally,  (Sundays 
.OU  «ixeeptea),     "MONTEREIi 


•» 
lY 
'Jrtuui/OH  EXl'KESS"  for  San  Jose, 
Ullroy,  (Holliater  and  Tres  Pinos)  Paja- 
ro  and  Monterey.  £^At  PAJARO  the 
Santa  Cruz  R.  R.  connectH  with  this 
trai  I  for  Aptoti,  Soquel  and  Santa  Crus. 

<|r  P.  M.  Daily  ESxpreaa,  for 

*W  ^n  Jo^e  and  principal  Way- 
Siutiunn. 

fiTSundays  only  this  train  stops  at  all 
Way  stations. 


B — Sundays  exvept<>d. 

•  Akuncda  passengers  change  cars  ut  Oakland. 


I 


in  P.  M.  Dally,  linndayH  ex- 
•III  ceptrd.  for  Menlo  Park  and 


'Ky-&tutlon:i. 


6.30 


p.  M.  Dally,  for-Menlo  Park 
and  Way  Stations. 

8e«ond-ClaaH  Fare  betwe**!!  Han  Franeldco  and  Ulan  Jose tl.QO 

(On  Freight  Trains  only.) 

■xcnralon  TIcketM,  at  It«dur«d  RateN,  sold  on  Saturday  and  Sunday  Momingt, 

good  for  return  until  following  Monday  inclusive. 
TIeket  Ofllcca— Passenger  Depot,  Townsend  St.,  and  2  New  .Munttromery  St.,  Palace  Hotel. 


A.  C.  BA88ETT, 

Superintendent. 


H.  ft.  JUDAH, 

Asst .  Pass,  and  Ticket  Agent. 


SOUTHERN  DimiONS-Commencing  Monday,  May  19th,  1879. 

Passenger*  for  La«  Angeles  and  intermediate  pnints.  as  also  Tuma  and  all  points  east  of  tb« 
ColonMloF<ver,  will  take  the  cars K>f  the  Central  Paciflo  Railroad  via  OAKLAND.  le»viii(  SAN 
FHANCISCO,  via  Ferry  Landing.  Market  Struct,  at  4  o'doiik,  P.  M. ,  duUy, 


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Bathing  Houses,  Character  of  the  Beach,  etc. 

The  beach  is  about  half  a  mile  from  the  hotel,  and  i&  the  most  perfect  bathing 
beaf;h  upon  the  Pacific  coast.    The  bathing-house  is  a  model  of  beauty  and  perfection. 

Mr.  W.  H,  Daily,  the  champion  swimmer  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  who  has 
mode  himself  well  acquainted  with  the  character  of  several  of  the  most  noted 
beaches  from  San  Francisco  to  Santa  Monica,  says,  in  a  letter  dated  Monterey, 
December  15,  1879:  "  I  have  made  a  careful  examination  of  the  b«ach  at  this 
place,  as  to  its  fitness  for  purposes  of  bathing.  I  find  it  au  easy^  sloping  beach  of 
nnc  sand;  no  gravel,  no  stones  any  where  below  high  water  mark.  I  waded  and 
■warn  up  the  l)each  a  quarter  of  a  mile,  that  is,  toward  the  oast,  and  also  westward 
toward  the  warehouse,  and  found  a  smooth  sandy  bottom  all  the  way;  no  rocks, 
no  sea  weed  and  no  undertow.  The  whiteness  of  the  sand  makes  thewuter  bean* 
tifnlly  clear.  I  consider  the  beach  here  the  finest  on  the  Pacific  Coast..  I  was  in 
the  water  an  hour  yesterday,  and  found  it,  even  at  this  tim»  of  the  year,  nona-too 
cold  for  enjoyable  bathing.' 

The  Climate  and  Healthful  less  of  Monterey. 

The  weather  at  Monteroy  is  not«o'Atrann  either  in  summer  or  winter  as  in 
other  parts  of  California  further  south,  but  there  is  an  even  temperature  that  con 
be  found  nowhere  else.  From  January  to  I>ecember,  year  in  and  year  out,  there 
is  no  summer  nor  winter  weather.  Indeed,  the  weather  at  Monterey,  fronv  one 
year's  end  to  another,  ^lertakes  of  that  delightful  interlude  known  in  the  East  and 
South  as  "  Indian  Summer  "  The  same  balmy  zephyrs  breathe  a  delicious  atmos- 
phere all  the  year  round,  and  summer  and  winter,  so-called,  serenely  face  each 
other  und  exchange  compliments.  The  following  carefully  prepared  table  presents 
the  mean  temperature  of  Monterey  and  many  other  health  resorts  and  places 
throughout  the  world: 

Comparative  Table  of  TemperaturOi 


PLACE. 

Jan. 

July. 

DiflF. 

Latitude. 

MONTEREY 

deg. 
52 
49 
55 
56 
57 
58 
45 
49 
48 
66 
30 
31 
55 
46 
71 
60 
40 
46 
52 
58 
59 
50 

deg. 
58 
57 
67 
66 
65 
65 
73 
72 
67 
92 
74 
77 
82 
76 
77. 
70 
73 
77. 
63 
80 
77 
60 

deg. 

8 
12 
10 

8 

7. 
28 
23 
19 
36 
44 
46 
27 
30 

6 
10 
33 
31 

u. 

22 
18 
10 

d^.  min. 
36  36. 

San  Francisco 

lx)8  Angd'les 

37  48> 
34  Oi 

Santa  Barbara 

34  24 

San  Diego 

32  41 

Santa  Monica         

34  00 

Sacramento 

Stockton 

Valleio ; 

38  34 

37  5ft 

38  0& 

Fort  Yuma 

Cincinnati 

New  York 

32  4a 

39  06. 

40  37 

New  Orleans 

29  67 

Naples 

40  52 

Honolulu 

21  1& 

Funchal 

32  38 

Mebtone 

43  71 

Genoa  

City  of  Mexico 

44  24 
19  2$ 

Jacksonville 

St.  Augustine 

Santa  Cruz 

30  SO 
30  05. 
37  OO 

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It  will  be  seen  by  the  above  table  that  Monterey  has  only  one  rival  (Hono^ 
lulu)  in  equability  of  temperature.  It  must  be  understood,  however,  that  ther* 
is  a  good  deal  of  hot,  disagreeable  weather  on  the  islands,  and  a  multiplicity  efi 
drawbaoks-whioh  Monterey  does  not  possess.  There  are  seldom  any  high,  cold 
winds  at  and  around  Monterey,  and  never  any  hot  ones. 


▼Ul. 


8a/n  Frcmciaco — China. 


OCCIDENTAL  AND  ORIENTAL 


STE^i^sHiF  aoi^ipj^isr'Y: 


FOR 


JAPAN  and  CHINA 

Leave  Wharf,  corner  First  and  Brannan  Streets  at  noon  for 

Yokohama  and  Hong  Kong, 

Connecting  at  70Z0HAMA  vniTa.  Steamers  for  SHANGHAI. 
OCEANIC,       BELGIC,        GAELIC. 

f  ASlSACtE  TlCKmra.— Cabin  Plans  on  exhibition  and  Vaamtt  Ticlccts  for  sale  at 

^0. 2  New  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco. 

Passaice  Bat"**  aM  ftollowH.  Mubject  to  change. 


Payable  in  U.  S.  Gold  Coin. 

•First-Class 
or  Cabin. 

European 
Steerage. 

$  85  00 

Cliines« 
steerage. 

Distances 

from 

San  Francisco 

San  Francisco  to  Yokohama,  Japan, 

$250  00 

$53  00   4,764  miles. 

"  Hiogo, 

270  00 

100  00 

5,104     " 

"  Nagasaki.      " 

290  00 

100  00 

62  00 

5,444     " 

^'    :           "  Shanghai.  China, 

305  09 

100  00 

65  00   5,9e4     " 

"    '           "  Hongkong.     " 

300  00 

100  00 

53  00  '6,384    " 

"   Calcutta,  India, 

450  00 

19,385     " 

CmiiDRKN  under  12  years  of  ago,  une-lialf  rates  ;  under  5  years,  one-quarter  rates  ;  under  1  year, 
free. 

Family  Sbrvants  (European)  eating  and  sleeping  in  European  Stecraite,  one-lialf  cabin  rates; 
eatiHg  in  C^bin  and  sleeping  in  European  Steerage,  three-quarters  cabin  rates  ;  eating  and  sleep- 
ing in  Ca^in,  full  cabin  rates. 

260  lbs.  Baggage  allowed  each  adult  Fjret-Class  or  Cabin  Passenger  ;  150  lbs.  each  Earnpean 
Steerage  ;  100  lbs.  each  Chinese  Steerage ;  proportionate  to  Children. 

'i^'Ronnd  Trip  Tickets,  good  for  twelve  months,  will  be  sold  at  a  reduction  of  12J  per 
cent,  f  ron?  regular  rates. 

An  allowance  of  20  per  cent,  on  return  passage  will  be  made  to  passengers  paying  full  fare  to 
Japan  or  China,  or  vice  versa,  who  re-embark  within  six  months  from  date  of  landing,  and  an 
allowance  of  10  per  cent,  to  those  who  return  within  twelve  months. 

Famiukb  whose  fare  amounts  to  four  full  passaoks  will  be  allowed  7  per  cent,  reduction. 

Exclusive  Use  of  Staterooms  can  be  secured  by  the  payment  of  half-rate  for  extra  bertha. 

For  Freight,  apply  to  GEO.  H.  RICE,  Freight  Agent,  at  the  PACIFIC  MAIL 
8.  S.  Co's  Wharf,  or  at  No.  202  Market  Street. 


LELAND  STAMFORD,  President. 


T.  H,  eOOBMAM,  Gen.  Pass.  Agent. 


California — Nevada. 


iz. 


Mi^IliM0mS  SimM]^3 


The  Central  Pacific  and  ^uthern  Pacific  Railroad  Companies  have  land 

f rants  direct  from  the  U.  S.  Government,  including  Wheat,  Farming, 
'ruit,  Qrazing,  Dairy  and  Timber  Lands. 

IQVAL  TO  TBI  BEST  IB  AMIBICA, 

And  adapted  to  all  purposes  of  profitable  agriculture,  and  will  sell  the 

same  in  tracts  of 

FORTY  ACRES  AND  UPWARDS, 

At  prices  ranging  from 

$2. SO  TO  $20.00  PER  ACRE, 

According  to  quality  and  situation. 


These  lands  extend  the  entire  length  of  California  and  across  the  State  of  Ne- 
vada, and — excepting  the  tracts  reserved  by  Government  and  those  to  which  a  valid 
homestead  or  pre-emption  right  had  attached  prior  to  the  date  of  the  grant,  com- 
prise  all  the  vacant,  odd-numbered  sections  within  twenty  miles  on  each  side  of  the 
main  line  of  the  Central  Pacitic  Railroad,  within  thirty  miles  on  each  side  of  the 
line  of  the  California  and  Oregon  branch  of  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad,  and  within 
thirty  miles  on  each  side  of  the  line  of  the  Southern  Pacitic  Railroad.  The  course 
of  these  lines  of  roiid  can  i)e  readily  ascertained  by  reference  to  any  late  maps  of 
California  and  Nevada. 

It  will  be  seen  that  all  this  country  ia  situated  in  the  midst  of 
what  wiU  be,  within  a  few  years,  a  perfect  network  of  railroads. 

Lands,  therefore,  anywhere  within  this  section,  must,  in  conse(|uence  of  situation, 
outside  of  their  intrinsic  worth,  mcrease  very  rapidly  in  value.  But,  independent 
of  situation,  the  general  excellent  quality  of  the  soil,  its  great  productiveness,  its 
adaptability  in  many  places  to  almost  every  species  of  agricultural  production,  to- 
gether with  the  mildness  of  the  climate,  the  bright  skies  and  the  equability  of  the 
temperature  which  prevails  over  the  greater  part  of  its  extent,  render  it  a  very  de- 
sirable section  for  the  immigrant  or  settler  who  wishes  to  make  a  happy  home  in  a 
place  where  all  the  comforts  und  most  of  the  luxuries  of  life  can  be  had  with  but 
little  trouble,  and  where  industry  and  thrift  will  be  sure  to  meet  with  an  abundant 
reward. 

Tracts  of  not  less  that  eighty  acres  will  be  sold,  if  desired,   on  a  credit  of  five 
years;  that  is,  twenty  per  cent,  cash  in  hand,  and  the  remainder  of  the  purchase 
money  payable  at  any  time  within  five  years,  with  interest  at  seven  per  cent,  per 
annum.     Circulars,  giving  full  particulars,  are  supplied  gratis, 
Apply  to  or  address, 

B.  B.  BSDDINa,  Land  Agent,  C.  P.  BailroacL 
JEBOME  KADPSN,  Land  Agent,  S.  F.  Bailroad. 

Comer  Fourth  and  Townsend  Sts.*  San  Francisco.  Cal. 


z. 


San  Francisco,  Cal. 


Ticket  Office,  Washington  Street  Wharf. 

The  Only  Direct,  and  the  Shortest,  Quickest  and  Best  Equipped 
BROAD  GAUGE  ItOAn 

TO  THE 

Immense  Redwood  Forests  of  Sonoma  County, 

A\D  TIIK 

BEAUTIFUL  SCENEBr  OF  THE  RUSSIAN  RIVER. 

The  Grandeur  and  the  Variety  of  the  Views  on  the  Line  of  this  Road,  are  unsur- 
passed,  and  every  facility  will  be  offered 

TO  THE  INVALID,  TOUEIST,  MEHCHANT  AND  SFOETSM AN, 

In  search  of  health,  pleasure,  business  or  ^ame. 

CAMPING    PARTIES 

Will  find  it  to  their  advantage  to  select  their  ground  on  tlie  line  of  this  Road,  and  for 

PICNIC  PARTIES 

The  Accommodations  it  offers  cannot  be  beat. 


STAGE  CONNECTIGNS. 

This  is  the  Only  Direct  line  to  UKIAII  AND  SKAGGS'  SPRINGS. 

This  is  the  New  line  to  EUREKA,  HUMBOLDT  BAY. 

This  is  the  Shortest  to  MENDOCINO  CITY  and  to  SONOMA. 

This  is  the  Best  Equipped  and  most  Comfortable  to  LAKEPORT,  BART- 
LETT  SPRINGS,  HIGHLAND  SPRINGS  and  SODA  RAY. 

This  is  the  most  picturesque  to  THE  WONDERFUL  GEYSERS. 

Round  Trip  Tickets  to  which  are  issued  via  Cloverdale  and  Calistoga,  under 
the  careful  management  of  the  world-renowned  drivers,  Van  Arnam,  Kennedy  and 
Foss. 

SUNDAY  EXCURSIONS. 

For  a  pleasant  day  and  a  good  time  in  the  woods,  the  fields  or  on  tht  moun- 
tains, go  by  this  route. 

General  OfBce,  426  Montgomery  Street 


'    •►„ 


8cm  Francisco,  Cal. 


XI. 


North  Pacific   Coast  Raifroad. 


I 


8  /r  A.  M.  for  Alameda,  WeHt  San  Lcandro, 
,HQ  West  Han  Lori'nzo,  KuMMell'B,  Mount 
Eden,  Alvarado,  Hairri.Newark.  Mowry'^^^  Ah  isi), 
Agnew'8,  SanUi  CInra,  San  .Ici^e,  LoveUuly's,  Los 
OatoK,  Alma,  Wright's,  Glenwood,  Fclton,  Big 
Tree  Orove,  and  Santa  <:ruz. 

3Qn  P.  M.,  for  Alameda,   Newark,  San  Jo8c> 
•wU  Santa  Cruz,  and  all  intermediate  pointR- 
Qn  P.  M.,  for  Alameda,  Nuwark,  San   Joge> 
.,0U  SantaCnu,  and  all  intermediate  points. 
On  flundUTM  only,  an  additional  train 
will  leave  San  FraiiciBco  at  7:40  A.  M.  (or 
Santa  Crur  and  all  intermediate  point'i. 

tSf  All  through  ti-ains  will  stop  at  Park  Htreet 
ftnd  Pacific  avenue  only. 

STAClBli  COMN     JT 

At  Los  Oatos  with  8:45  A.  M.   and  4:30  P.  M. 
trains  for  CONGRESS  SPRINGS  tt  SARATOGA; 
at  Wriurht's  with  8:45  A.  M.  train   for  Wri^'ht's 
Sammit  Ho^se,  and  at  Glenwoo<l  with  8:46  A.  M 
train  for  Magnetic  Springs. 


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The  Most  Direct  Route  toalllPoints  on  North  Coast. 

Tht  QBEAT  BED  WCOSS  a&d  thsBVSSIAH  BIVSB 
FOUR- HORSE  STAGES  OF  THE  NORTH  COAST  STAGE  LINE 

Leave  Dunoan  Mills  Daily,  except  Mondays* 

For  All  Points  oi\  North  Coast. 

Through  Trains  for  Duncan  Mills  and  Way  Stations 

LEAVE  SAN  FRANCISCO  DAILY. 

Sunday  ExcursiotiH  at  Grentljf  Reduced  Mates, 

TICKET  OFFICE,  San  Quentin  &  San  Rafael  Ferry,  Market  St.  Wharf. 

GENERAL  OFFICES,  328  Montgomery  Street. 

SOUTH    PACIFIC   COASTER.    R. 

NEW  ROUTE— NARROW  OUAOE. 


sVU»' 


CommenrlniK  Haturday,  9Ia.v  15,  INNO,  Knatu  and  Trains  will  leave  San  Francisco 

daily  from  Kerry  Lianding,  foot  of  Market  Street,  as  follows: 


Throuffh  Trains  Ariivi^  at  San  Fran- 
cisco at  8:50  and  9:,')0  A.  M.  and  6:36  P.  H. 

Second-Ciass  Fare  to  San  Jose,  $1.00: 

On  mixed  trnin  only,  leaving  San  Francisco  at 
6:35  A.  M.  daily,  except  Sundays. 

EXClJRIilON   TICKKTS 

Sold  on  Saturdays  gi>od  until  Monday  following, 
inclusii'c,  to  San  Jose  and  return,  9^.50;  Santa 
Cniz  and  Return,  $5.00. 

Ferrieit  and  lioeal  Trains  Dally 
from  «an  Franelftro:  •6:35—7:40—8:45 
»:45  -10:30  -ll:;«  A.  M.  12:30— 1:30— 12:30— 
3:.SO—4:3O-5:JJ0— 6:30— 7:30— 8:30— i  11:30  P.  M. 

From  HlKh  Street,  Alameda:  "6:46 
—•6:46  -  7:5(»  -  8:50—  9:50—  10:38-  11:35  A.  M. 
12:35 -l:35-t2:35— 3:36— 4:35— 6:86—  636—  »:80 
and  11:30  P.  M. 

^Saturdays  aud  Sunday.s  only. 

•Daily,  Sundays  excepted. 
THOS.  CARTER,  GEO.  H.  WAOOONER, 

Superintendent.  Genl  pMrgr  Ag^. 


TAKE  SOUTH  PACIFIC  COAST  R.  R. 

To  ThfrdfAvenue  Station,  In  Front  of  Premises* 


Seven  Minutes  Wallc  from  Masticic  Station. 

B.  HALEY  &  C.  A.  ED80N,     -    PROPRIETORS. 


Scm  Frandaco,  Gad. 


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NORTHERN   DIVISION 

»@ith©ii  Fa©ii€  laili@ai, 


THK  FOLLOWINCl 


Wmw^wMm  Bmmjmmw  Mm®mm%w> 

ARK  REACHt:i>  BY  THI^l  lil^iE. 

PESCADERO,  (via  San  Mateo.) 

MADRONE  MINERAL  SPRINGS,  (via  Madrone  Station.) 
GILROY  HOT  SPRINGS,  (via  Gilroy.) 

^"^U?"  I  MONTEREY, 

^^^L    [   The  MoNt  nellKhtrui  iSoai«id«  Resort  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

lE  I  FROM  SAN  FRANCISCO 

HOURS.    J  By  the  New  Broad  Gauge  Route  (via  CaatroTille.) 


All-Rail  Route  to  APTOS,  SOQUEL  &  SA.NTA  CRUZ,  (via  Pajaro.) 
PARAISO  HOT  MINERAL  SPRINGS,  (via  Soledad.) 
PASO  ROBLES  HOT  SPRINGS,  (via  Soledad.) 


Spseial  BOUND  TBIP  TICEEiTS  to  abo^e  Point?  at  Eddticed  Batee, 

Can  be  obtiiincU  at  the  Priuuipal  Ticket  Office, 

PasseiiKer  Oi'pot,  TownHend  ISti-cft,  between  Third  and  Fonrth. 

Also,  at  Ticket  Office,  Tilace  Hotel,  No.  2  New  Montgomery  Street,  San  FranciKo. 


For  a  SUBURBIAN  RESIDENCE 

DURING  THE  SUMMER  MONTHS 

The  attention  of  Buainesa  Men  and  ramilies  is  especially  invited  to  the  many 
delightful  places  on  the  line  of  the 

Between  San  Francisco  and  San  Jose. 

Schedule  of  Commutation  Rates  furnished  on  Application. 

These  Tickets  are  issued  only  from  cha  General  Office  ot  the  Company, 

Room  88*  Cor.  Fourth  and  To^irnaend  Sta.,  San  Francisoo. 


XIV. 


San  Francisco,  Col. 


HOLBROOK.  MERRILL  &  STETSON, 

IMPORTERS  OF 


Metak.  St@f  I 


liti, 


1 


LEAD  AND  IRON   PIPE, 


FORCB   ANG   tlFT  PUMPS,^ 

■  — a 

■:x."aBt 

Plumbers'  Goods,  Copper  Boilers, 

And  a  General  Assortment  of 

BOVSS  FVBIIIS1IR&  lABBWABZ. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Plain.  Japanned  and  Stamped  Tinware, 

TIN  CANS,  DAIRYMEN'S  STOCK,  ETC., 

II I  and  I  13  California  Street, 

AND 

1 7  and   1 9  Davis  Street, 


SAir  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


San  Francisco,  Cal. 


XV. 


PHOTOGRAPHER, 


Montgomery  Street, 

SAN  FBAITCZSCO, 

CALIFORNIA. 


TAKK  THE 

ELEVATOR. 


Montgomery  Street,  corner  Market. 


mini 


!A^  ft 


OEOROE  (JAMPBKIiL. 


E.  D.  HEATLEY. 


DICKSON,  DE  WOLF  &.  CO., 


410,  412  and  414  Battery  St.,  San  Francisco. 


CAMPB^SLL,  HEATLE7  &  CO.,  11  Qeorge  Yard,  Lombard  St,  London. 

Sole  Agents  of  the  Celebrated  O.itherwood's  Whiskies,  viz:  A.  A.  A.,  Century, 

Eureka,  Granston,  etc. 


THE  ABOVE  WELL-KNOWN 

SUPERIOR  MONTE  DIABLO  COAL, 

The  most  ecoDomical  that  can  be  used  for  Bteatn.  is  for  sale  in  ]ott  to 
aait,  at  Black  Diamond  Landing,  Contra  Costa  Co.,  and  at  the  office  of  the 
Company,  S.  £.  corner  of  Folsom  and  Spear  Streets. 

P.  B.  OOEITWALL,  Fres't  B.  ]).  0.  M. 


XVI. 


San  Frandeeo,  Col, 


ARTIST  TAILOR, 

237  BUSH  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

und':r  occidental  hotel. 


Card. 

AVE  constantly  on  hand  the  finest  and  latest  Importations 
^  from  LONDON,  NEW  YORK,  BERLIN  and  PARIS,  of 
V  -^  N^    Cloths,  Cassimeres,  Cheviot  and  Scotch  goods  ever  before 
offered  to  the  public  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 

To  my  former  pat)  jns  and  residents  of  interior  cities  I  stand 
ready,  at  a  moment's  notice,  to  express  a  full  line  of  samples  of 
my  latest  importations,  with  descriptive  fashion  plates  if  desired ; 
also,  rules  for  self-measunment;  thus  facilitating  the  ordering  of 
Clothes.  My  wide-spread  reputation  guaranteeing  perfect  satis- 
faction in  style  and  fit. 

All  orders  shall  receive  my  personal  supervision  and  be  fillod 
with  promptness  and  dispatch. 

Respectfully, 

HENRY  STEIL 


Stiii  Francisco,  Cal. 


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®%nlM 


Mainifacturer  and  Importer  of 


HAT 


AND 

HAT   MATERIALS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail, 
IV.  E.  CORTVER 

Montgomery  and  Bnsb, 

FACTORY, 

416 

_      MARKET  STREET, 

iLisJ  SAN  FKANCISCO 


VISITORS  to  SAN  FRANCISCO 

Should  not  fail  to  order  a  pair  of 


CHARLES  DIETLE'S 

Odibmtd  BmU  m  Ste 

235  BUSH  STREET,  Occidental  Hotel  Building,  S.  F. 


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San  Francisco,  Cal. 


W.  f.  KAY. 


W.  R  ANDKRSON. 


W.  S.  RAY  «  CO., 

Maiiufactiifcrs  ami  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


Moos'Sp  0fic6  ad  Cooking  StoveSp 


TIN,  COPPER  AND  SHEET  IRON  WARE. 

Nos.  1 2  and  1 4  Market  Street,  San  Francisco- 

Foundry,  288  Main  Street. 

tS'  Manufactures  Kxtra  nrieksaiul  Liiiiiij^s  for  all  kiiidi  of  Stoves  and  Itnn^es. 


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>cu>u..uu.u.m»USaeBl 

Northeast  Corner  Nonigomery  and  Market  Streets, 

Under  Hiliernia  I?:ink,  San  Francisco. 

The  iindersiijnecl  takes  pleasure  in  inforniin;^  his   friends   and  the   |nil)Iic  of  the 
city  and  interior,  that  he  has  in  stock  the  finest    Frames,    Mats,  Passe-Pnrtout,  &c.' 
in  San  Francisco.      His  attention  is  devoted  entirely  to  this  branch  of  business  and 
as  a'consequence  he  is  enalaled  lo  secme  many  advantages  to  his  customers. 
tm'  Fini'Ht  of  Uoods  at  Bottom  I*ri<'«>N. 

Re-Gilding  done  equal  to  new.  LOUIS   DAMPFa 

,„.s  B  „,,  „     DIXON  &  BERNSTEIN ,    * ' "™"~ 


«SO  A  «»«  MARKET  ST.,    1«  A    14   FRO!VT  ST.,   MA7V    FRAIVCISCO 

I  FROM  DENVER  OVER  THE  COLORADO  DIVISION 

_^_^    OF  THE  

Union  Pacific  R.  R. 

INTO  THE 

^Switzerland  of  America  through  the  Famous  Clear  Creek  Canyon. 

The  Only  Road  Running  into  the  Heart  of  the  Best  Gold 
and  Silver  Mining  Camps  of  Colorado. 

For  full  particulars  address  W.  N.  BABCOCK, 

General  Agent,  Denver.  Col. 
Or  TH08.  L.  KIMBALL,  Gen.  Pass.  &  Ticket  Agent,  Omaha,  Neb. 


Insurance  e 


San  Francitico,  Gal. 


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TEUBNER  &  HOFFMANN, 

KNTIRE  NEW  STYLE  OK 

jxlElTajm  sHomr  cases 


/|j,,.ri':ii:'iw"'  ii  ^  :i!  liiii  i'iil!iii!:,||riif|j?|^|K 

'  "     '''**^i;i|i!|iimrnvi;:iig.' 


No.  SHit  Calit'oriiia  Mt.,  Iii't.  Kcat'iiy  anil   IlIoiitBOiiit'i'.v  MtN.,    (HaMomont. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


J.  GUS  BURT, 

General  FircliasiiE  Apit 


EUREKA  &  PALISADE 


Fou  I  RAILROAD. 

COUNTRY    MERCHANTS! 

A^'"  Conuects  with  all  trains  of  the  C.  P. 

Mining:  Companies.        I         r.  r,  to  and  from  Eureka. 


Insuranci!  eflfectecl  in  goixl  Ci)ini)iiiiies  at  lowest 
rates. 


Office,  116  Front  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


T.  V.  liAWIiKK  Gen.  I'as.  ami  Ticket  Agt. 
J.  X.  HI  Mi,  (ien.  Freight.  Agt. 


ESTABLISHED  IN  1851. 


THOS.  HOUSEWORTH  &  CO. 


AND 


nmwiP 


12  Montgomery  Street, 


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P.O  1704. 


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San  Fnmciaeo,  Cal. 


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The  pleasure  of  a  visit  to  San  Francisco  is  very  much  enhanced  by  a 
ride  througli  Golden  Gate  Park  to  the  Cliff  House;  and  the  best  place 
to  get  a  team  with  which  to  thoroughly  enjoy  the  drive  is  at  the 


dmSUi 


Bush  Street,  aboye  Z^zxny,  just  bslow  th?  California  Theatre. 

Order  by  Telephone  from  your  Hotel. 


E.  RAAS  «  CO., 

IMPORTERS  OK 


TAILORS'  TRIMMINGS  A  SPECIALTY. 


26  and  23  Montgomery  Strest,  between  Market  and  Sutter, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

J.  S.  FERNALD, 

BBOKER. 

Stocks,  Bonds,  Railroad,  Gas,  Water,,  Powder 
and  Local  Securities, 


SAN    FRAKCXSCO. 


Portland,  Oregon. 


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FOR  ALASKA. 


GiLIiIFORHIiL 


CARRYING    THE   U.  S,  MAIL, 

WILL  SAIL  FROM 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

On  or  about  the  28th  day  of  each  month,  for 

Fort  Wrangle  &  Sitka 

Calling  at  Port  Townsend  for  the  U.  S.  Mail  on  the  first  of  each  month, 

and  Touching  at 


And  OTHER  PORTS  on  the  ALASKA  ROUTE. 


For  Freight  or  Passage  apply  to  the  Purser  on  board,  or  to 

1>.  B,  CORNWALL, 

Corner  Spear  and  Folsom  Streets,  San  Francisco. 


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San  Francisco,  Cal. 


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PHILADELPHIA 

BREWEB.T 


Corner  Second  and  Folsom  Streets, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


The  amount  of  Besr  sold  during  the  year  1879  was  about  45,034  bbls 

I  take  the  present  opportunity  of  thankinjj  my  Krien('s  and  Customers  for  the  liberal 
support  heretofore  extended  to  the 

PHILADELPHIA     BREWERY, 

And  notify  iheni  that  I  have  added  to  my  establishment 

By  which  I  hope,  throajjli  the  greatly  increased  facilities  now  possessed 
by  me,  to  furnish,  as  usual,  a 

Superior  Article  of  Lager  Beer 

That  shall  not  only  equal  that  previously  furnished  by  me  but  convince  them  that  I 
am  determined  to  merit  their  continued  patronasje  and  support. 


JOHN  WIELAND. 


MixceUaiu'oHS. 


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B.  I.  ENAPP'S  SIDE  HUL  PLOW 

The  BEST  and  CHEAPEST  in  the  Market. 


Is  stronger  and  less  complicated  than  any  other  Plow,  working  easle 
for  Man  and  Te  am.  Is  made  of  the  best  Steel,  is  warranted  to  work  wel 
and  give  satisfaction  on  hill  or  valley. 

B.  I.  ENAPF,  Manufacturer  and  Proprietor, 

HALF  MOON  BAY,  CAL. 

Plow  complete  With  Wheel S2      CO 

Extra  Shears •S4  OO 

Extras  can  always  be  had. 


TO   FARMERS   EXCLUSIVELY. 


SOLK   AdKNT   FOR  THE 


GREATEST    AGRICULTURAL  MANUFACTURERS 

IN  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

INfUKI.NG 

Fish  Bro's  &  Go's  Farm,  Freight,  Spring  and  Header  Wagons, 
Furst  &  Bradley  Mf'g  Go's  Garden  Gity  Glipper  Gang  and 

Suikey  Plows,  Horse  Rakes.  Harrows,  Gultivators. 
I.  Gase  &  Go/s  Threshers,  Engines  and  Horse  Powers. 
Lawrence  &  Ghapin's  Diamond  Iron  Plows, 

P.  Weyhrich  &  Go's  Haines  Improved  Headers. 

Wheeler  &  Meleck  Go's  Le  Dow  Harrows. 

As  we  do  not  purchase  these  j^ood-.,  l)iU  are  sim])ly  Manufacturers'  Agents,  we 
are  prepared  and  instructed  to  name  such  i)rices  as  will  defy  any  convjietition  from 
any  source.      Before  purchasing,  send  for  Circulars,  and  list  of  prices. 

Address.  CgQ.     A.     DAVIS, 

327  MABEET  STUEEP,  San  Fransisso,  CaL 


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San  Francisco,  Cal. 


IMPERIAL  GERMAN  MAIL. 


T  H  p: 


laslifg  jlffiei  ieai  Faeket  Co"s 

DIRECT  WEEKLY  STEAMSHIPS 

CIMBRM,     FRISIA,     GEllERT,     HERDER,     lESSING, 
SILESIA,     SUEVIA,      WESTPHALIA,     WIELAND, 


j<K'r\vii:ji:N 


PassongeiH  to  Plymouth  receive  free   pass  age  to  any  station  in  the 
Soutli  of  Enghind. 

Steerage  Passengers  l»ooketl  to  and  from  Copenhagen,  Malmoe 

Oothemburg,    Christiania,    Ghristiansand,   Stavanger, 
Bergen,  Drontheim  and  Stockholm,  tit  Lowest  Rates. 


Steamers  leave  New  York  every  Thursday,  'it  -  P-  M., 

carrying  the  U.  H.,  Fi'eiich  and  Imjterial  (lerman  Mails. 


For  further  information  ap))ly  to 

C.  B.  RICHARD  &  CO.,  Cen.  Pass.  Ae;ts, 

61  Broadway,  New  York. 

Or  to  L  F.  MEINEE  &  CO.,  Gen.  Agts  for  the  Pacific  Coast, 

401  California  Htreet,  tiaii  Frandseo. 

WSS^  Agents  in  all  the  Principal  Towns. 


IV|:^_ 


MmcellaneouH. 


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EDUCATION  FOR  PROFIT. 


Mtim  CItj  Cosmeidal  Colie 

.  B.  WORCESTER,  Principal  and  Proprietor. 


p.  O,  Box  400. 


SAN  JOSE   CAL. 


This  Practical  School  of  Business 

OFFERS  SPKCJIAL  ADVANTAdES  to  Younf,'  M(mi  ami  Ladies  for 
learning  tliuse  things  they  must  know  to  get  on  in  the  World. 

ITS  LOCATION,  Healthful  and  AcceHHible 

ITS  HALLS,  supplied  with  all  necessary  means  of  Instruction. 

ITS  TEACHERS,  Persons  of  Ability,  experience  and  enthusiasm. 

ITS  COURSE  OF  STUDY,  Most  practical,  progressive  and  best 
balanced. 

ITS  VARfETY  AND  EXTENT,  Equal  to  the  widest  requirements 
of  business. 

ITS  WORK,  Endorsed  i)y  the  people  of  the  Coast. 

ITS  INFLUENCE  AND  DISCIPLINE,  Promotive  of  habits  of  or- 
der, diligence  and  integrity. 

ITS  GRADUATES,  in  places  of  trust  and  profit  all  over  the  country. 

ITS  TUITION  Low. 


lEW  mmmtm  mmm 


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CORNER  OF  W\mk  AND  NEW  MONTGOIVIERY  STREETS, 

Near  the  Palace  and  Grand  Hotels SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Brick  Stable — Light  and  Airy,     All  kinds  of  Turnouts  and  good  Saddle  Horses 
to  let.     Best  Boarding  Stable  in  the  City.     Business  Buggies  a  Specialty. 


0".  im:.  :pa.i?.ice:e?.. 


Late  at  16  Sutter  Street,  will  be  In  constant  attendance,  and  will  buy  and  Sell  Horses  on  Conimii- 

sion.    XS"  Country  Orders  Solicited. 


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San  Frmulsco,  Cal. 


CALIFORNIA  NIARKET, 

Located  on  Pine  and  California  Sts.,  bet.  Montgomery  &  Kearny. 


This  is  the  lar^^est  and  host  rei^iilated  institution  of  itH  kind  ii:  Sun  Francisco,     Visitors  from  the 
interior  should  sec  tliis  Market  as  one  of  the  sights  in  tlie  j^reat  nietropoli!). 


MORGAN  &  CO., 

Importers  and  Dealers  in 

FRESH  OYSTERS, 
stall  87. 

SWANBERC  &  WEST, 

Importers,  Planters,  and   Wholesale  I'calers  in 
all  kinds  of 

FliESH   OYSTERS, 

stall  lO, 

CALIFORNIA  MARKET. 


DOANE  &  CO., 

Wholesale  Dealerb  in 


STALL  92. 


SPENCE  &  JOHNSON, 

Dealers  in 

All  kinds  of  Fresh  Fish 
.     stall  93. 


JOSEPH  ANDERAN, 

Denier  in 

Swiss  Sausage  and  Delicacies 

j  Stall  93. 

I     RICHARD  O.  MOWRY, 

j  Connnissiciii   Merchant.   Wholesale  and   Retail 
I  Dealer  in 

Stalls  i  03  &  1 04. 


JOHN  WILTON  &  CO., 

nalry  Pro€luc<», 

Agents    Bihler's    Butter, 
Stalls  23  &  24. 


F.  N.  WOODS  &  CO., 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


A.ALBERS,         POULTRY  AND  GAME. 

White  House  Oyster  Saloon, | 

50,  51  &  52  California  Market. 


Stalls  66,  66  &  67. 


SOLOMON, TESMORE,    i        M.  B.  MORACHAN, 

Dealer  ni  i  Dealer  in 


And  ail  kinds  of  Shell  Fish, 

Stalls  57,  68  and  69. 

Kntraiico  41H  Tine  Street. 


BAY  CITY  OYSTER  COMPANY, 

U'HOI..G»!iAIiIS 

OYSTER  DEALERS, 


And  all  kinds  of  Shell  Fish, 

Stall  68. 

0|i«ii  IVisflit  and  I>a.v. 


ROBERT  F.  BUNKER, 

Ciircr  and  Dealer  in  California  Su>far-('nred 

HA^MS,  BAco:^r, 

Pork,  Lard,  Smoked  Tongfues, 
Beef,  Sausages,  Etc. 

Absent  fur  H.  91.  UUPfiB  &  VO'H 

72  California  Mariiet,     iCIiicago  Hams  &  Bacon. 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 
W.  J.  JOHNiiON,  Affent. 


4'lub  SkauHaffeH  a  Speflalty. 

Stalls  74  ^  75, 

Pockin)^  House:  llrannan  St.,  bet.  5th  and  0th, 


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California  Marlcet,  Continued. 


E.  Tkbry.  S.  Winant 

E.  TERRY  &  CO., 


WholeHale  Dcaicrs  in 


EASTERN  OYSTERS, 

107  CALIFOBKIA  KABEET. 

AND 

27  Summer  Street. 


LARKINS  &  SPOSITO, 

Wholesale  and  Kutail  Uealens  in 

FRESH  &  SALT  FISH 

101  &  102  California  Market. 


JOE  CIUSTI'S 

Oyster,  Chop  S  Chowder  House 

LadieM'  Oynter  Room  np  stairs. 

No.  105  California  Market. 

OpCil  all  TKlKllt.     Entrance  on  Summer  St. 


OyNttM'M  aiHl  <'lainM  In  every  Isltyle. 

( ).vsters  by  the  HundroJ,  Gallon  or  Basket. 

The  Finest  lili|uors  and  Clears. 

Fan\ilieH,  IIotclH,  Sl)i|)ping  and  Restaurants  sup- 
jilied  at  the  shortest  notice -delivered  free. 


CENTER  MARKET, 


S.  E.  corner  Sutter  and  Dupont, 


N.  DOD&E,  Superintendent. 


P.  Jeaunean  &  J.  Lemaitre,      „     ^P^^?*?.?^?*?!'  .  * 

.  Formerly  of  the  California  Market. 

Dealers  in  ,  Wholusale  and  Retail  dealer  in 

ALL  KINDS  OF  MEATSvFRESH  AND  SALT  FISH 

Stall  67  Centre  Market,         \    stallsVo  &Tcent7rMarket, 

Corner  Sutter  and  Dujiont,  San  Francisco.      ,suUer  Street,  San  Francisco. 


.  TRUWORTHY, 

[Established  in  1857.] 

.Maniifncturcr  of 


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Burning  Brands,  Zincotypes,  &c. 

And  keep  constantly  on  hand  and  for  sale 

Stencil  Brushes,  Ink  and  Cups,  and  in  fact  everything;  pertaining 

to  the  Business. 


Having  been  established  for  so  many  years  in  this  city,  and  having 
the  most  skillful  and  experienced  workmen,  as  well  as  the  most  exten- 
sive ''acilities,  I  am  now  enabled  to  till  orders  at  j-rices  that  will  defy 
competition. 

Ho.  318  Fio&t  Stfd&t,  Sem  Fraiidsco,  Gal. 


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Boise  City,  Idaho. 


I 


1864 ESTABLISHED 1864. 


Devoted  to  all  that  coDcerns 


THE  TEUE  INTEEEST  OF  TEE  COUHTS?. 

In  which  the  people  are  sure  to  find  a  friend  and  defender 
IN  EVERY  JUST  CAUSE. 


THE  LATEST  TELEGRAPHIC  NEWS 

From  all  parts  of  the  world  is  given  in   the  columns  of  the  Statesman 

and  reaches  its  numerous  readers  in  advance  of  that  published 

in  any  other  paper. 


The  circulation  of  the  Statesman  exceeds  that  of  all  othe  IDAHO 
PAPERS  combined  and  affords  by  far  the  best  means  of  adver- 
tising and  the  only  paper 

Known  to  any  extent  outside  of  the  Territory. 

Those  who  wish  to  know  the 

Resources  of  the  Mines,  Fastural,  Agricultural,  and 

all  other  matters  concerning  Idaho,  look  to  the 

Statesman  for  reliable  information. 


The  TRY-WEEKLY  is  published 

TUESDAY,  THURSDAY  AND  SATURDAY  MORNINGS, 

And  the  WEEKLY 

By  MILTON  KELLY,  Publisher  and  Proprietor. 


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Established,  I860.] 


[P.  O.  Box  1668. 


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AWMM 


IMPORTERiSr 

Wholesale  and  Retail   Dealers  In 


AJVD  SILVER-PLATED  WARE, 

Table  Cutlery,  Lamps,  Chandeliers, 

.  QLASS  SHADES  AND  HOUSE  FUHNISHIITa  OOODS. 


HOTEL,  RESTAURANT  &  SALOON  OUTFITS  A  SPECIALTY 


Agents  fer  Pacific  Coast  for 

Jewett's  Ice  Chests,  Refrigerators  and  Water  Filters. 

Blatchley's  Horizontal  Ice  Cream  Freezers. 

Illustrated  Price  Lists  on  Application. 


I 


126, 128, 130  Sutter  Street,  bet.  Montgomery  and  Kearny, 


SAN   FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


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Omaha,  NehroMha. 


Vii@i  Fasti©  liili@ii 


■!V  CO!li!liRCTIOX  WITH  THE 


CENTRAI>  PACIFIC, 

THE  ONLY  DIRFXT,  ALL-RAIL  ROUTE 


AND  ALL  POINTS  IN 

Colorado  and  New  Mexico. 

The  UNION  PACIFIC  RAILROAD,   in  connection  witii  the  Colorado  Central 
Railroad,  recently  completed  to  Ciieyenne,  offers  a  line  possessing 

UNRIVALED   ADVANTAGES! 

This  New  Route,  ])assing  through  the  fertile  and  highly  cultivated  agricultural  dis- 
trict of  Colorado,  at  the  base  of  the  Rocky  Mountains,  and  in  constant  view 
of  the  far-famed  Snowy  Range,  including  Long's    Peak,    14,215    feet 
high,  affords  the  traveler  a  wonderful  panorama  of  some  of  the 
most  extraordinary  and  magniticent  scenery 
on  the  continent. 

Connection  is  made  with  the  Denver  &  Rio  Grande  R.  R.  for  all  ]3oints  in  Southern 

Colorado  and  New  Mexico, 

^  To  the  Gold  Fields  of  the  Black  Hills,  ^^^ 

And  the  BIG  HORN,  the  Union  Pacific  Railroad  furnishes  the  QUICKEST* 
SAFEST  and  MOST  RELIABLE  ROUTE.  From  Sidney  and  Cheyenne  FAST 
STAGE  LINES  run  to  the  Hills  over  good  Government  roads,  and  render  military 
protection.  THESE  ARE  THE  ONLY  FIRST-CLASS  STAGE  LINES  TO 
THE  HILLS,— the  only  lines  running  regular  DAILY  STAGES  into  the  Hills 
during  the  entire  year.  The  only  Routes  with  TELEGRAPH  LINES.  The  only 
Routes  patronized  regularly  by  army  officers  and  the  business  men  of  the  Hills. 

»^THE  FINEST  PULLMAN  SLEEPERS  RUN  THROUGH -^^ir 

Between  Omaha  and  Denver  and  Omaha  and  Ogden  Daily. 

Speed,  Comfort  and  Safety.    The  Finest  Eoadbed  and  Equipment  in 
the  West.    Steel  Bails,  Miller  Flatfoxms,  Air  Brakes. 

Rates  always  as  low  as  by  any  other  line.  Tickets  for  sale  at  all  Ticket  Offices. 
Full  information  and  a  new  map  of  the  United  States,  showing  the  Great  Overland 
Route,  its  connections,  Land  Grant,  etc.,  with  views  of  scenery,  will  be  cheerfully 
furnished  on  application  to 

THOS.  L.  KIMBALL, 

General  PaaseuKer  and  Ticket  Axent,  Omaha,  Neb. 


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HOWARD  BLACK, 


SHIRT  MAKER 


M  S'ff 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


M.  J.  NEWMARK. 


F.  OT.EARY.  MAX  GIIUKNBEIIG.  MICHAEL  KANE. 


KANE,  O'LEARY  &  CO., 

(ESTABLISHED  1860.) 

Importers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


fill  Wilis  MP 


Sole  Agents  and  Proprietors  of  the  following  well-known  brands  of  Whisky  : 
Morning;  Glory— Kentucky  Pride— Winchester— Kentucky  Farm- 
R.  Main  &  Co.  -Honey  Dew— Daniel  Boone — Old  Dominion- 
's Bourbon — Joseph  S.  Finch's- Celebrated  Golden 
Wedding  Rye— Hunter's  California  Wheat  Whisky 
— and  many  other  Brands. 


Also,  all  the  favotite  brands  of  BRANDT,  RUM,  GIN,  SCOTCH  and 
IRISH  WHISKIES,  PORT,  SHERHY  and  other  Wines,  CHAM. 
PAGNES,  Ac,  in  bond  or  duty  paid. 

221  and  223  Bush  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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San  Francisco,  Cal. 


BENEDICT  t(  SMITH, 


Merchant  Tailors 


WKl^^M 


UNDER  OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL, 

FIRST  DOOR  BELOW  HOTEL  ENTRANCE 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


ill 


Samples  ai  Self-HeasiiriDi  Roles 


SENT  ON  APPLICATION. 


PACIFIC  COAST 


DIRECTORY, 


Foze. 


CONTAINING 


■.V    1  >: , 


'    NAMES,  BUSINESS  AND  ADDRESS 

Merehants,   Manufacturers  and  Professional  Men;    County, 

City,  State,  Territorial  and  Federal  Officers, 

and  Notaries  Public, 

California,  Nevada,  Oregon,  \A/^ashington, 

Utah,  Montana,     Idaho,  Arizona, 

and  British  Columbia. 

Together  with  a  Sketch  of  the  different  Cities  and  Towns,  giving  Description, 
Means  of  Support,  Population,  Etc. 

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Acampo,  Cal 41X1 

Adaiiiuvillo,   Or 247 

AtlaiiiKville,  Utah ix 

Adiii,  fttl 4I«I 

Adiibt'town,  Mmit 117 

Aifiia  Fria,  AT 444 

Alaincda,  Cal 4!)«,  1401 

Alamo,  (.'ul  4!>7 

Albany,  Or •_'47 

Allilon,  Cal 4i)8 

Albion,  Idaho IW,  14(12 

Albiim,  Mc.nt lix 

Alfatras,  Cal 41).s 

Alder,  Or 240,  14(12 

Alexandur,  Cal 4lth 

Aluxandra,  AT 44."i 

Allo(,'hany,  Cal 4i»8 

AlleiidftI  •,  Cal 4)»s 

Alien  S)irii)(;s,  Cal 4!)!t 

Alma.  Cal  IDO 

Aliiiotrt,  Wash 37 

Alpha,  .Vuv IM) 

Ali)itiu  (  itv.  rti^h 18 

Alpowu,W"T 377 

Alboa,  Or 240 

AItu,  Cal VM 

Alta.  Utah IH 

Altai  ille,  Cal 4(t!» 

Altlioimu,  Or 24!» 


Aiiinsvillo,  Or 2ri3 

Aurora  Mills,  Or 2W 

Aurora,  Ncv  150,  14(12 

Austin,  Nov KiO 

Haird,(al r>(W 

HakcrCitv,  Or a.Vt 

Maker  C'tv,  Or 14(1:! 

IJakcrsllold,  Cal Htili 

Hallciia.Cal rx* 

»allHvill«,  Or  2.'i4 

UanddM,  Or 254 

llanifiir,  (.'al .'iO'<|Honaii/ai  City,  Idaho  . 

Ilaniior,  Idaho l(in,MoiinvilU',  Cal 


Hhic  Canyon,  Cal 61S 

nine  Lake,  Cul 1466 

Hoea,  Cal 616 

ll<idu){a  ( 'ornerH,  Cal 616 

Boilio,  Cal t 616 

HoguH.  Cal 621 

H(p|t(oCitv,  Idaho  .    ...100,1465 

lloiHtfort;  WT a'T,  1474 

Hnlniii.«,  Cal .621 

Itollonhelm,  Utah 1474 

Honunza,  Or .  266 

101, 1474 
621 


nann'njf,  Cal 14(1.' i Borden,  Cal ri21.  1474 

Hannock  City,  Mont llSlfioston  .Mills,  Or 266 

Hanta,  Cal  . .' nosi Boulder  Creek,  Cal 521 

Barke.ville,  iUi 423  Boulder  Valley,  .Mont 110 

n»rtlett  S|ii  insfs,  Cal .'i(),MiB„uldln  Island,  Cal 1474 

llatavia,  Cal r>OI>iBozoinan,  .Mont 110,  1474 

Bath,  Cul WiftiBi-adshaW,  A  T ...446 

Battle  Mountain,  Nev Lltl] Brentwood,  Cal 621 

Bay  (  eiitre,  \V  T •  •  •  •.S77iBi  idKep<irt,  Cal . .  r>21 

Bavnes  Sound,  B  C 423|BridKevillo,  Cal 6ii2 

Bear  liiyrrCity,  Utah lillBrijrhuni  City,  A  T  446 

Bear's  Mouth.'Mont Us  BriKhivni  City,  Utah 20 

Beartown,  .Mont llis|Bvinhtiin,  Cal 622 

lltar  Valley,  Cal .M)0|Rrinton,  Utah  21 

Beaver,  Or   2r)4iBristol,   Nev l.'i) 


Heaver  City,  Utah 1»,  U(i.'ilBriti!'h  (  ohuidiia  (alphnhet- 

Altoona,  Cal -.4l)li; Beaverhead  Hock,  .Mont 120     tcall\) 422 

Alturas,  Cal 4l(iljMea\erton,  Or    .   2ri4' British  Columbia  (classified). 43") 

Alvarado,  Cal W  Beeksvith,  Cal ."iimjBron.'o,  Cal 622 

Alviso,  Cal riOoillPdfiird,  Mim' U.-ilrrooklle^d,  W  T 377 


Alvor(l,Or 211)1  Bed  Hock,  AT 44 

Amador  City,  Ciil .'■iOi)|Bellei  ille,  Nev I.is 

American  Fork,  Utah     llljUellviile,  Or -JUri 

American  Itaneh,  AT   44;i',  Belleviie,  Or 2")."i 

Amity,  Or 241>,llellevue,  Utah 20 

.  Anacortes.  W  T 377|BellpiiKsi,  Or 2 

Anaheim,  (.'al .'ii'O  Bull's  Bridtfe,  Cal TiOi) 

Anatone,WT 3;7  Belmont,  Cal ^m 

Anderson,  <'al .Mr.'lBflmont,  .Mimt 110 

Angel  Islaml,  Cal .">03  Belmont,  Nev     IW 

Anyci's  Camp,  i 'al ri()2  reiiiciii,  Cal     ,'i(i!» 

Annabella,  Ulfih 14(12  IVnson,  Utah 2" 


Antelojie,  Cal i'os  Benson  City,  A  T 

Antelope,  Or 2.^0iBensoii's  Ijuidlnj;,  .Mont 

Antelope  Valley,  AT 44 'i  Benton  Iduul,  .Mont  . .    .  . 

Anthony  House,  Cal :.():!  Beowawe,  .Vev 

Anti(K'h,  Cal .'miH  Penlao,  (al 

Anvil  llo(  k,  .\  T 41.".  Be  keley,  Cal    

Apaelie  Bass,  AT 44.^  Berlin,  Cal 

Applej,'ate,  Cal l4(i2,Bei  niinlo,  tUvl 

Appli^h'ate,  Or 2."iO  Berry  Creek,  Cal 

AptOK,  Cal , rid-l  I'eth'any,  (Jal 

Aqueduct  (  ity,  Cal :  O.'j,  Bethany,  Or 


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Arbuekle,  Cal fiO.'i  Bethel,  Or 2i 

Areadia,  W  T .'177  Bieber,  Cal    :612 

Areas  Island,  \V  T 377  Bit;  Bui,'  Creek,  AT 44.'i 

Areata,  Cal i'.O')  \\<<!kx,  Ca' :\l-l 

Arnenta,  .Mont ll.><| Bit,'  \'idley,  Cal r.l3 

Ar^onta,  Utah lOjBinjihaml  Utah 20 

Ariyaca,  A  T 445|Binjihami)ton,  Cal 61.") 

Arizona,  (al]ihabetically) 444'Binhville,  Cal .M.S 

Arizona,  (elassifled) 474; Bird's  LnndinK,  Cal 'ilSiCaliente,  Cal 1474 

Arroyo,  Or .' 2iiOlBlaek  Bear,  Cal TiU  California  (alplmhetieally). .  .491 

Artondale,  W  T 377|Blaek  Diamond,  Cal :>14  I'alifornia  (cla-ssified) 805 

AHhland,  ('al 60<l,Blaek(oot,  Idaho lOOiCalifornia  Railroads, 491 

Ashland.  Or 250iBlackfoot  City,  Mont 1  lolcalistojfa,  Cil 624 

Ashley,  Utah 19,  14(12  Black's,  Cal . ." ,''>14  ('all's  Fort,  Utah 21 


Brooklyn,  Cal f'22 

Br.x'ks,  or 265 

Bro«  iisborouiih,  (Jr '256 

Brown's  Bark,  Utah 1471 

Brown's  Valley,  Cal 6'J'2 

BrownN\ille,  ("'al 522 

I'.rownsville,  Or 255 

Urownton,  Or   266 

Bruceport,  \V  T 377 

Buchanan,  Cal   523 

Buck's  Uaneh,  Cal 623 

Bueiia  Vista,  Or 256 

Bullard's  Bar,  Cal    523 

Bullion,  Nev -.159 

Bullionsvillc,  Nev 169 

Bumble  Bee,  AT 445 

Burifettville,  Cal 523 

Burnt  Pine,  Mont 120 

Burnt  Ranch,   Cal 1474 

Burrard's  Inlet,  HC 423 

Butcher  Ranch.  Cal -523 

Butler\ille,  Utah   '21 

Butte  City,  Cal 523 

Butte  City,  Mont 120 

liutle  Cveek,  Or     "256 

Butter  »  reek.  Or 2.'i6 

Butteville,  Or 256 

Bvron.l'al 563 

Cable  City,  Mont 121 

Caehe  Creek,  BC 423 

Cahto,  Cal    524 


Astoria,  Or 2,11 

Atkinson,  Cal !)00 

Atlanta,  Idaho 100 

Auburn,  Cal 506 

Auburn,  (Jr 253 


Blauk's  Station,  Idaho 14H.T  (,'amanehe,  Cal 524 

Blanco,  Cal 514  Camas  Valley,  Or 266 

Blockshurjf,  Cal 514  Cambria,  CSil 624 

Kloomfleld,  Cal    ...   514  Cambridge,  Nev     I6» 

Bloomlntfton,  Idaho loolcamorontown,  B  C 423 


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Camp  Xakor,  Mniit 121 

Camp  Hiiwie,  AT..   44»i 

Cunip  DoukIuh,  I'tah 21 

Camj)  (Iroiit,  (.'al 147ri 

Camp  (Jraut,  A  T 44(1 

Camp  lluHvuk,  Nov  IMi 

Camp  llariioy,  Or 2riti 

Camix),  Cal  ." Siifi 

Campo  SeiM),  Ciil fpifi 

Camp  I'olk,  Or 117ri 

Camp Tlidimis,  AT 44(1 

Cnmptonvilli,  t'al ^2.0 

Camp  Vurdu,  AT 44(i 

Canby,  Or '.'Ml 

Canilelaria,  Nev  160,  147;i 

Cariiiun,  Utah 21 

Canton,  iMont 122 

Canyon  Citj ,  Or 2r>(l 

Canyon  City,  Or 147r> 

Can}  oi,  Kerry,  Mont 122 

<:!apay,  Cal 

Capetown,  Cal 147f> 

Capistrano,  Cul 52(1 

Carlcton,  Or 257 

Carlin,  Nuv 1(10 

Carpenturitt,  Cal f)2(i 

Carrolton,  \V  T M77 

Carrollton,  W  T 1475 

Carson  City,  Nev 100 

Ca8a  (Jnindc,  AT 440 

Casi'ftilu  Locks,  Or 257 

Cascades,  W  T ;i78 

Caspar,  Cal 520 

CasBiar,  HC 42:! 

Castle  Dale,  Utah 117 

Castle  Dome,  AT 44(i 

Caitlo  Kock,  VVT M7S 

Castroville,  Cal .520 

Cathlamct,  W  T 37b 

Cayueas,  Cal 527 

Cedar  City,  I'tali 21,  1470 

Codar  Creek,  W  T 1470 

Cedar  Flat,  Cal  52 . 

Cedar  Fort,  Utali 1470 

Cedir  .luiK'tioii,  Mont 12 

Cedurville,  Cal  51 

Cedarvillc.  W  T ;i78 

Cedar  Valley,  Utah 21 

Center,  I'tah 21 

Center  Hend,  Or 257,1470 

Centerville,  Fresno  Co,  Cal. .1470 

Centeryillu,  O. 257 

Centerville,  Utah •.-.2 

Central  Ferry,  Idaho 101 

Centrol   Mouse,  Cal 527 

Central  Park,  Mont 122 

Central  I'oint,  Cal 527 

Central  Point,  Or 257 

Centrcville,  Alameda  Co,Cal..527 

Centreville,  Idaho 101 

Centreville,  Jloiit 122 

Ceres,  Cal ri'ss 

Challis,  Idaho 101,1470 

Charleston,  AT 450 

Charleston  Utah 22,1470 

Chehalis,  \V  T .•i78 

Cherokee,  H\itte  co  ('al 528 

Cheiokee,  Nev  eo  Cal 5'_'8 

Cherry  Creek,  Idaho 102 

Cherry  Creek,  Nev 100 

Cherry  Valley,  W  T ;i78 

Chester,  Utaii 22 

Chestnut,  Mont 122, 1470 

Chewauean,  Or 257 

Chico,  C»! 528 

Chiso,  Mont 1470 

Chile  Uuleh,  Cal 5S5 

Chinese  Camp,  Cal 535 

Chino,  AT 440 

CWno,  Cal 535 

Cholame,  Cal 535 


(?hrlHlino,  Cal 53.) 

Cluialar,  Cal 535 

Cieero,  Mont 122 

I'leneK'a,  AT 440 

Cinnabar,  Cal 535 

Cisco,  Cal 535 

Clackamas,  Or 257 

Claniy,  .Mont 122 

la(|Uato,  \V  T 37>> 

ClarkslmrK,  Cal 63; 

(,'larkston,  Utah 22 

ClarkKVille,  Cal 537 

Clarksville,  Or 2.'.7 

Clatskalne,  W  T 378 

('lay,  Cal 530 

Clay  tan,  I'al 530 

( 'Icarwater,  Idaho 102 

Clenton,  WT 1477 

Cleveland,  Or 257 

Clifton,  A  T 440 

(;lil'tiili,  Idaho 102 

Clift Or 257 

Clinton,  HC 423 

Clinton,  Cal 5.3i 

Clipii'T  (iaj>,  Cal .530 

('Ii))i)or  .Mills,  Cal 530 

Cloverdalo,  ( 'ul .530 

Cloverilale,  Nev 100 

Coalville,  Utah   22 

('o'eur  DAleno,  Idaho 102 

Cold  Spring,  Mont 147 

Cole's  Valley,  (Jr 25 

Colfax,  Cal 538 

Colfa.\,  WT 378,  147 

Colleye  (Mtv,  (  al .53S 

ColIeKevI'le,  Cal 53!) 

Collinsville,  Cal 5;il) 

Colonm,  (-'al 531) 

Colton,  Cal 14 

Coltou,  W    T 37!) 

Coluuihia,  Cal 5o!> 

Columbia,   Nev 100 

Columbia  Citv,  Or 257 

IJolumbia  Hill,  (.'al .541 

Columbus,  Nev ICO,  1477 

Oolunibus  WT 370 

Colusa,  Cal 541 

Como.x,  H  C 423 

Conipton,  Cal 543 

Conoi>rd,  Cal   543 

Connor  l^reek,  Or 2.58 

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Contention  City,  AT 447 

Coos  City,  (Jr 258 

Copperopolis,  Cal 544 

Co(|uille,   (Jr 258 

Corral  Kill,   Nev 107 

( 'oi'delia,   Cal ."45 

(.'orinne,  Utah 22 

(Cornelius,  Or 258 

Coniuccpia,  N-.;v 10 

Corvallis,  Mont 122 

Corvallis,  Or 25>s 

Co.sumnes,  Cal 54 

C.>tta!,^e  (irove,  Or 200 

Cottonwo'id,  Idaho 1477 

Coulsoii,  Mont 122 

CoultiTN ille,  Cal 5 15 

Coupville,  W  T 37!),  !4:-7 

Courtlami,  Cal .'i4i! 

Cov.',  Or 200 

Coveland,  WT 31! 

Covelo,  t  al .540 

Cowichen,  HC 423 

Cowlitz,  W  T 379 

(^rab  Creek,  WT 14 

Criiwfordsville,  Or 200, 1478 

Creiss\ ,   Cal 540 

Cresviile,  Or 260 

Cronn»,  Nev KiO 

Cross  Keys,  Or 1478 


(JroMlen,  Utah 24 

Crystal  Peak,  Nev 187 

Ciu'anioni.'a,  ( 'al 1478 

Cutfev'sCove,  Cal MO,  14S 

Dallas,  Or 200,1478 

Canv  ille,  Cal 548 

Dardanelles,  Or 281 

Dark  Canyon,  c;al 646 

Darwin,  Cal...  ••■ 647 

Davenjiort,  Cal 547 

Davis  Creek,  Cal 648 

Davi.svillt,Cal 547 

Dayton,  Nov 107 

Davtnn,  Or 251 

Dm  ton,  W  T 871) 

Dead  Man,  WT 1478 

Dease  Creek,  H  C 423 

Decoto,  Cal 648 

Deer  Creek,  II  C 428 

Deer  bodge  City,  Mont 122 

Deeth,  .Nev 167 

Delta,  Cal 548 

Democrat  Culeh,  Or 281 

DenvortoB,  Cal 548 

De  Uedwood,  Cal 548 

DesniMBo,  Cal 548 

De  S(  hute's  Hridne,  Or 281 

De  .Suhute's  Ferry,  Or 261 

Deseret,  UUih 24 

Dexter,  Or 261 

Diamond  City,  Mont.  ..123,  1478 

Dianioiul  City,   Nev 107 

Diamond  Springs,  (,'al 548 

Diamond,  Utah 24 

DiUey,  Or 261 

Divide,   Mont 123 

Dixie,  Or 262 

Di.xon.Cal 649 

Donahue,  Cal 651 

Dou^'liertv's  Station,  Cal 551 

DouifhiB  (Jity,  Cal 551 

Doufflas  Flat,  Cal 551 

Dover,  Utah 1479 

DowiK  V  city,  t'al 561 

Dowmy villi,',  Nev 107 

Dottiiieville,  (-'al 651  •• 

Drain,  Or 262 

Draper,  Utah 24 

Drvtown,  Cal 5.52 

Dublin,  t'al ...   .562 

IJuukwater,   Nev 107 

Dufnr,  Or 202 

Dunemi's  Mills,  Cal 562 

Duncan's Uetreat,  Utah. 24,  1479 

Dun  (ilcii,   Nev 107 

Dunnigan,  Cal  .553 

Dutch  Flat,  (-"al ,5,53 

Dwaniish,  WT 1479 

Dwi  Citv,  Idaho    102 

Ka','le  Creek,  Or 202 

K.afrle  I'uiiit, 262 

KiiH:le  Itock,   Idaho 102 

Kagle  8alt  Works,  Nev 107 

Kaj,'uville,  Vn\   558 

Fa.st  bake,  t'al 5  8 

Kast  Oakland.  Cal 5.56 

Kasl  IVutland,  Or 202 

Kast  .Sound,  W.  T 380 

Kberhardt;  Nev 108 

KchoCity,  Utah 24 

Kueii,  Utali   24 


Kdgewooil,  t'al 6.57 

KdisoM,  W  T 1479 

Khrenberg,  AT 447 

K\  ("ahon,  Cal 557 

KIluSL'o,  fill     .5.58 

Kl  Dorado,  t'alaveras  co  Cal .  .668 

Ei  Dorado,  Cal 5,58 

El  Dorado,  (-)r 263 

Klihu,  W  T 1479 

Elk  City,  Idaho it_ 


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KIkCroek,  Cal 568 

Elk  Flat,  Or 2t);i 

Klk  Orove,  Cal BSh 

Elk  Huad,  Or 147l» 

Elko,  Nev 16S,  1470 

Elkton,  Or 2(iH 

Ellonsburif,  Or 2U4 

EllonsbiirK,  W  T !I8() 

Elliott,  Cal   8r>8 

Ullawurlli,  Nov 174 

Elrna,  W  T 880 

Elmira,  Cal BriD 

El  Monte,  Cal 859,  1471( 

Elsliiore,  Utah 1471) 

Ely,  Nev 174 

Emigrant  Oap,  Cal 651) 

Eniniatuii,  Cal 55!) 

Empire  Citv,  Nev 174,  1470 

Empire  City,  Or 'U\i 

Eiiiliantuil  I'rairiu,  Or 147U 

EnturpriHe,  Or 204 

Euterprlse,  Utah 24 

Eola,  Or 204 

Ephraim,  Utah 2. 

Epperson,  Cal 551) 

Erie,  Cal 147i) 

Escalanto,  Utah 147SI 

Esquimalt,  H  C  424 

E;i8inifton,  B  C 424 

Etna  Mills,  Cal fljl) 

Eufe'eno  City,  Or 2(i4 

Eureka,  Cal r)0() 

Eureka  city,  Utah 25, 1470 

Eureka,  Nev 174 

Evurjfrcen,  Cal 508 

FairllcUl,  Cal 5'i» 

I'airflekl,  Or  20fi 

KairHeld,  Utah 25 

Fair  (iroundH,  Or 205 

Fair  OftkB,  Or 205 

Falrvie*,  Or 1480 

Fairview,  Utah 25 

Falk'8  Store,  Idaho 102 

Fall  IJrook,  Cal 500 

Fall  City,  WT 3S0,  1480 

False  Cape,  Cal 50!) 

Farniersrille.  Cal 500 

Farmington,  Cal 500 

Farniinjj'toii,  Utah 25 

Farmington,  W  T 1480 

Fayette,  Utah 2(1, 1480 

Feiton,  Cul 500 

Feriidalo,  Cal 500 

Fernhill,  Or 2«;1 

Fidalifo,  WT 980 

Fiddletown,  Cal 570 

Fillmore,  Utah 20, 1480 

Fir  Cap,  Cal 1480 

Firebau(,'h,  Cal 570 

Fish  Creek,  Mont I'M 

Fisherman's  Itiiv,  Cal 570 

Fish  Haven,  Idaho 102 

Fish  Haven,  Utah 20 

Fish  Ranch,  Cai 570 

Fisk'sMilUCal )70 

Florence,  AT 44; 

Florence,  Cal 671 

Florence,  Idaho, 102 

Florin,  Cal 571 

Folsoni, Cal .571 

Forest  City,  Cal 571 

Forest  City  Mont 1480 

Forest  City,  Mont 123 

Foreat  Hill,  Cal o 

Forest  House,  Cal 572 

Forest  Ranch,  Cal 572 

Forestvllle,  Cal 572 

Forster  City,  Cal 573 

Fort  Assinaboine,  Mont 124 

Fort  Henton.  Mont 124 

Fort  Bidwell,  Cal .572 


l-'ort  ColviUo.  VV  T 380 

irt  Custer,  Mont 124 

KortOrant,  AT 447 

Forest  drove.  Or 205 

Fort  Jones,  Cal 573 

Fort  Keo(fh,  Mont 124 

Fort  Lemhi,  Idaho, 102 

Fort  Lofjan,  Mont 124 

Fort  McDerinitt,  Nov 182 

Fort  McDowell,  AT 447 

Fort  Ross,  Cal 573 

Fort  Shaw,  Mont 124 

Fossil,  or 1480 

Fountain  Oreen,  Utah 20 

Four  Lakes,  \V.  T 1480 

Fourth  CroBsln^;,  Cal 573 

Franklin  Cal 573 

Franklin,  Idaho 102 

Franklin,  or 200 

Franklin,  Utah 20 

Franktown,  Nev 183 

Freejiort,  Cal 573 

Free|)ort,  W  T 380 

Freeport,  \V  T 1481 

French  Ciunj),  Cal 573 

French  Corral,  Cal 574 

French  (iulch,  Cal .  .574 

FreiKli  Gulch,  Mont 124 

Krenchtowii,  .Mont 124 

Fresno  lUty,  Cal 574 

Fre^^no  Flats,  Cal 570 

Friday  Harbor,  W  T 380 

Frisco,  Utah 20 

l!as.|Uct,  Cal 577 

Ualcna,  Nov 183 

Ualesvllle,  Or 200 

Ualliitln  Citv,  Mont 124 

Oalt,  Cal ... ! 570 

Uarherville,  Cal 570 

CJarden  City,  Utah,, 20 

Uardcn  Grove,  Cal 57(1 

Gardiner,  Or 20!' 

Garden  Valley,  Cal 570 

(Saribaldi,  Or 14^1 

Gas  I'oint,  '.M 570 

Gaston,  Or      200 

(Jenesce  <  ity,  Idaho,   103 

Genoa,  Nev 183 

(Jentilc  Valley,  Idaho 103 

Geor^ietown,  (.'al 577 

tJeortfctown,  Mont 152 

Georjfia  Slide,  Cal   577 

Gennantown,<..'al 577 

Gcrvai!?,  Or 206 

Gcyserville,  Cal 577 

Gibbonsvillc,  Idaho, 103 

Gibsonville  CaX 578 

Gillette,  AT 448 

Gih-'^y.Cal 578 

Olad  Tidings,  Ov 207 

Glenbrook,  Cal 570 

Glenbrook,  Nev 183 

Glcncoe,  Cal 570 

(Jlencoe,  Or 207 

Glondale,  Mont 125 

Glendalc,  Nev 183 

Glondale,  Utah 20 

Gleneden,  W  T 1481 

Glen  Ellen,  t'al 570 

Glenoni,  BC 424 

Glenville,  Cal 580 

Glenwocxl,  Utah, 27 

Globe,  AT 448 

Golconda,  Nev 183 

Ooldendale,  VV  T 381 

Gold  Hill,  Nev 183 

Gold  Run,  Cal 580 

Goleta,  Cal 580 

Gonzales,  Cal 5S0 

Ooodyear's  Bar,  Cal 580 


Goshen,  Cal 680 

Goshen,  Or 267 

Goshen,  Utah 27 

Grafton,  Cal 680 

Grafton,  Utah 1481 

Gruinlarid,  Cal 1481 

Grand  Island,  Cal.     581 

rand  Mound,  W  "'        ....1481 

Grand  Ronde,  Or 267 

(inuid  Slow,  Cal 681 

Granjfovillo,  Cal 681 

Granlto,  Or 267 

Granite  (^reek,  Idaho 103 

Granite  Hill,  (!al 681 

Gnint's  Pass,  Or 1481 

Grantvllle.  Nev 186 

Graiitsvlllo,  Utah 27 

Gniss  Valley,  Cal 581 

Gratorville,  A  T 448 

(havol  Ford,  Or 1481 

Grayson,  Cal 684 

Gray's  River,  W  T 1484 

Green  Valley,  Cal I>81 

Greenville,  Or 267 

Greenwich,  Utah 1481 

Greenwood,  Cal 584 

Gridloy,  Cal 684 

Grizzly  Flat,  Cal 686 

Grove  Sprlnj,',  Or 267 

uadalouiHi,  Cal 686 

Guemes,  W  T 381,  1481 

Guerneville,  Cal 586 

(hmnison,  Utah 27 

Hackberry.  AT 448 

Half  moon'  Bay,  Cal 686 

HuIkov,  Or 267 

Hani'ten,  A  T 449 

Hamilton,  Mont    125 

llumllton,  Nev 186, 1482 

Hanford,  Cal  688 

Hantrsman  Creek,  W  T 1482 

Hanson vil:e,  Cal   688*4: 

Hap))V  Camp,  Cal V*88",  i^ 

Hardy villo,  AT A^49*|4-" 

Harmony,  Utah ."i/>7 

Ilarrisburjf,  Utah HM 

Harrisburi,',  Cal sfll' 

Harrisburtf,  Or. 2M^ 

Ilarrisville,  Utah • . . . .  27  >», 

Havllah,  Cul 589 

Havden  Ferry,  AT 449 

Hayden  Hill,  Oal 589 

Haywards,  Cal 589 

Healdsbur>f ,  Cal 590 

Hober,  Utah 27 

Hebrom,  Utah .28 

Helena,  Mont . .  ^ 125 

Henry's,  <.!al 594 

Hcnsiiaw,  AT 1482 

Ilcjipner,  Or- 20?. 

Ilermansville,  Or 1482"  - 

Hicksville,  tial 694 

Highland,  Or 268 

lliko,  Nev 186 

Hillhurst.  WT 1482 

Hillsborouifh,  Or 208 

Hillsdale,  Utah 28 

Hilts  Ferrv,  Cal 694 

Hoko,  Wt 381 

Holden,  Utah 28 

Hollister,  Cal 594,  1482 

Homestead,  Cal 595 

Honcut,  (.'al 1482 

Hood  River,  Or 269 

Hookton,  Cal 595 

Ho()))er  Valley,  Cal o;t. 

HooiKir,  Utah 26 

Hope,  BC 424 

Hopcton,  Cal 696 

Hornitos,  Cal 696 


Goose  Creek,  Idaho ^  103  Horseshoe  Bend,  Idaho 103 


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Hot  Creek,  Nev 18fi 

Howard,  Or 2^0 

Howards,  Cal hm 

Howell  Prairie,  Or 2(il) 

Kowland  Flat,  Cal 59(1 

Huachuca  AT,    449 

Hubbard,  Or 2«a 

Huenerae,  Cal riOi) 

Humboldt,  Nov 1  sii 

Humboldt,  Or 2i)l) 

Huiirtaker,  Cal "iDH 

Huiitiniftiiij,  Xev 18'i 

Huiitle.v,  Mont 1  -.'.^ 

HiititHvilie,  1  lali -IS.  14s'J 

Hyde  J'ark,  lltnli -JM 

Hydcsville,  Cal f.Hil 

Hyrum,  Ttnh -Js 

Idaho,  (alphubetii'ttllv) fl^i 

Idaho  City,  Idaho  . . !  .  .lOo,  US-' 

Idaho  (classified) Iiii) 

Ib'O,  C:U r.OV 

llwsco,  \V  T .\S1 

Imusdalo,  Cal W-u 

Independence,  Cal W)? 

Independenuu,  Or 2()!1 

Iniloijcndynce,  W  T- I4,s;i 

fndex  to  advertisements ....     12 

Indian  Creek,  Idaho 14S< 

Indian  Valley,  Idaho   104 

Indian  Valiey.  Or 270 

Inverary,  'Ttah 2s 

lone,  t:ul no? 

lone  City,  \ev l,s(i 

Iowa  Bar,  Idaho J4s<;i 

Iowa  Citv,  <.;al "lilS 

Irene,  W  T :tel 

Iron  Hod,  ..Mont 128 

Iron  Sprina:,  AT  44i( 

Irving  Station,  Or 27(i 

Isabel,  Or .270 

Island  (.Mty,  Or 270 

l.,leton,  Cal .Wh 

Jacinto,  Cal    ri9!) 

Jackson,  ( 'al .'iOK 

Jacksonville,  Or 270 

Jacob  city,  irtah 28 

Jamestown,  Ca! (iOl 

Janal,  Cal (io] 

Janesville,  Cal (ii)l 

Jefferson,  Or 271 

Jefferson  City.  Mont 128 

Jefferson  Ishi'n'l,  Mont 1 28 

Jenny  Und,  Cal (10| 

Jersey  Landing,  Cal lio] 

John  Day's  Creek,  Idaho.   ..104 

Johnson,  Utah 14-:'. 

Jolon,  Cal tiOl 

Jordan  Valley,  Or 27 1 

Josephine,  Cal tiOl 

Juab,  Utah  ■_« 

Judsonvdlc,  Cal (iOl 

Julian  City,  Cal n:)\ 

Junction,  Cal iiii2 

Junction,   Idaho 104 

Junction,  Mont 128 

Junction,  Nov ise 

Junction,  Utah 29,14.83 

Junction  City,  Cal 002 

Junction  City,  Mont 128 

Junction  City,  Or 271 

Kalama,  W  t :t81 

Kaniaa,  Utah 29 

Kamilchie.  \V  T 148,1 

Kamloops,  H  C 424 

Kanab,  Utah 29,1483 

Kanarraville,  Utah 29,148;i 

Kanosh,    Utah 29,1483 

Kaysviile,    Utah 29,14«,'? 

Keene,  Cal 'Vii 

Kellogg,  Or 272 

Kelsev,  Cal 602 


Ki>ae> ville,  Cal 002 

Kelton,  Utah  2i»,14'J3 

Kerby,  Or 272 

Keinvillc,  Cal 002 

Klbcsillali,  Cal 008 

Kingsburjr,  Cal 003 

Kinffflton,  Utah 30 

Kin!{'s  Valley,  Or 2 

Kitchis,  Or  "   1483 

Kittitass,  WT 3S1 

Klamath  A.iien<'v,  Or 272 

Klikitat,  \V  T. .' 3M 

Kilkltat  l-ruulinj!-,  \\  T 1484 

Kniip])a,  Or 272 

l\nappl(-n,  W  T 3-:l 

Knight's  Keny,  Cal (i03 

Knight's  I,anding-,  Cal 0(I3 

Kdosliare.'.'.  Utah 14-<4 

La(  enter,  W   T 381 

La  <  'onuer,  \V  T 381 

f/iifayetto,  t  'al 003 

Lafa]\  ette.  Or 272,1484 

La  tiraiiue.  Or 273 

La  (irange,  Cal (i03 

Lake  City.  Or 14^4 

Lake  I'ciint.  I'tah ,30 

Ladeport,  Cal 004 

Laketown,  Utah 30 

Lakev  ille,  Cal  Oo.i 

Lake  view.  Or 273 

Laniha  I'lanii,  Cal (iO.') 

Langell's  \alley.  Or 273 

l.,!!,  I'lirto,  ( '.nl  ." '  fio.'i 

Ijai)Wiii,  Idaho ',\  104 

La  Sal,  Utah ...1484 


Latham,  (»r  . 
Latln'iii),  (Jal  , 
Latrohe,  Cal. 


. .  273 
.1484 
.(iO.'S 


Luiiivl,  Or    1484 


l<aui'in,  .Mont  . 
Lebanon.  Or 
Leeds,  Utah  , 


12!) 
.  273 

31 


Leesbnrg,  Idaho Iii4 

Lesvillo,  Cal ooii 

LehiCitv,  Utah '     "  30 

Leitchville,  W  T .381 

Leiand.  Or 274 

Le  Moore,  Cal ,cm\ 

Lena,  Or [274 

Levan,  Utah '  3o 

LevengiMxI's,  Mont 129 

Lewis,  Nev '!.18H 

l.cwisti  n.  Cal OOH 

Lewiston.  Idaho .104 

Lcwisvilie,  Cr !".274 

Li<la  Valley,  Xev ' '  180 

Lidyvlllc,  Idaho lOfi 

Limo  Kiln,- Cal ]]ooO 

Liiieoln,  Ca! ono 

(..incoln,  Mont 120 

Linioln,  Or 274 

Limlen,  W  T '  .382 

Linkville,  Or 274 

Little  Elk,  Or .'.'274 

Little  t;iant,  AT 449 

Little  Lake,  Cal (i(i8 

Little  Kiver,  Cal ...  OOS 

Little  R:>ck.  WT ]4S4 

Little  Story,  Cal 008 

Little  York,  Cal (iOS 

Litton  SprinjTS,  Cal «ii8 

Live  O..H,  Cai 00s 

Livermore,  Cal 009 

Livingston,  Cal 610 

Loa,  Utah 1484 

Lockford,  Cal (tlo 

Lodi,  Cal 611 

Lodi,  Nov 186 

Lojfan,_Utah 31 

Lompoc,  Cai 611 

Lonfe  Mountain  Station,  Nev.  186 


Lone  I'iuo,  Cal 612 

Lon;;      'in.  Or 274 

Long  Valley,  Cal 612 

Looking  Glass,  C  .■ 275 

Lopez  Island,  \v  T 382 

Los  Alamos,  C.d 012 

Los  Angok"     Cal 612 

Los  lian<..«  Cal (126 

Los  Gato!),  Cal 626 

Louisville,  Cal 626 

Louisville,  Mont 1484 

Lovelocks,  .\cv 187 

Lowden's  llaneli,  Cal •'i20 

Lowell,  \V  T 382 

Lower  Itoise,  Idaho 1484 

Lower  Lake,  Cal 626 

Lo.valton,  Cal 627 

Liioki-  (^ueen.  Or 275 

LMniini,  W  T 3S2 

Lvnn.  Utah 32 

Lv-tton,  Be 424 

.\lab  1  LiiHi,  Or 1484 

Madeline,  Cal 627 

Madera,  Cal  627 

Madison,  Cal t)27 

Miul  lliver.  Cal...    ..0->8 

.Mahew's  Ntatiim,  Cal 628 

.Maine  I'rairie.  Cal ti2S 

Malad  Citv,  Idaho 105 

.Malheur, 'or 275 

.Mammoth  city,  Cal 028 

.Manmioth,  Or 14S4 

.Maiiehester,  Cal  028 

.Mann's  Landing',  W  T ''^2 

Manti,  Utah 32 

Maoe  Bav,  B  C 424 

Maieng'O,    \V  T 382,1485 

.Maricojia,  AT 449 

.Marietta,  Nev 1*17,1485 

.Marion,  Or 275 

Mariposa,  Cal 028 

Marklecville,  Cal (i29 

.Marshall,  C'al 62it 

.Marsh  Masin,  Idaho 105 

Marshliehl,  Or 275 

Mart'nez.  Cal 029 

Mar\  sviile,  Cal 031 

Marysville,  WT 382 

Mason  Vail  y.  Nev 187 

Maxwell,  i;al 641 

.Mayfie'd,  Cal  (141 

Ma'y  View,  W  T  1485 

.Mei lane's  Creek.  B  ( ; 424 

MeKenzic  Bndge,  Or 275 

MeMillen,  A  T 4,10 

MeMiiinville.  Or 275 

.\leadow,  Utah 32 

Meadowville,  I'tah 32 

.Mehamah,  Or 276 

.Mendociiio  City,  Cal >.i41 

Mcndon,  Utah 3a 

Slenlo  Park.  Cal 642 

Merced  City,  Cal 042 

.Meridan.  Cal 644 

MerrillviOc,  Cal 644 

Metalli<'  City,  Nev 1485 

Michigan  Bar,  Cal 644 

.Michigan  Bluff,  (Jal  644 

.Middlcton,  Idaho 106 

Middleton,  Or 276 

Middletown,  Cal 645 

.Midway,  Cal 645 

.Midwav,  Utah 32 

Milbrae,  Cal 646 

Milford.Cal 646 

Mill  Citv,  Nev 187 

Mill  Creek,  Utah 33 

Miller,  Cal 645 

Miller's  SUtion,  Or 276 

Millville.AT 450 

Millvillo,  Cal 646 


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MillvUle,  Utnh na 

Mill's  Citv,  Mimt 121) 

Jlilpitas,  C'al 640 

Milton,  Cat ..  t)4(J 

Milton,  Or 27»i 

Milwaukee,  Or i7t> 

Mineral  Citv,  Nuv 187 

Mineral  Hill,  Nev 187 

Mineral  Kinjf,  Cal (14 

Mineral  Park,  AT 450 

Mineral  Station,  Ne\' 1H7 

Mii'crisville,  Cal (ils 

Minorsville,  I'tnh ;!:i,14ai 

Mink  Creek,  lilivlio 148.') 

Mii'sioM  San  .I(]se,  Cal (148 

Missoula.  Mont lilt 

Mitcliell,  Or ■>.Hi 

Modesto,  Cal (i»>* 

Slohave,  Cal (iaO 

Mohave  Citv,  AT 450 

Moliawk,  of 270 

Mokeliinine  Hill,  Ca! ((50 

Molalla,  Or 27(i 

Mona,  Utah ;« 

Monitor,  Cal 051 

Monmouth,  Or 277 

Monroe  City,  Or 277 

Monroe,  I'tah SH 

Mons^nat,  Cal (i.')2 

Montana  ^alphithitically)  ...117 

Montani'.  (elassiticd) i;t5 

Monterey,  ( 'al (551 

Montesaiih,,  \V  T 382,1485 

Montezuma,  AT 451 

Mjiiticello,  I'al (i52 

Montpelier,  Idaho lO.-i 

Montjielicr,  I'tah '';i 

Moore'.'iStariiiTi,  Cal OS'. 

Moose  Crt ek,  Mont 148.' 

Moure's  Klat,  Cal (i5: 

Morcy,  Nev 18i 

Mortfan  City,  I'tah .'i;i 

Morfjan's  Kerry,  AT 451 

Mormon  Isdaiui,  Cal H5H 

Moro,  Cal C5:i 

Moroni,  Utah .'(4 

Moscow,  Idaho 105 

Mountain  City,  Nev IS' 

Mountain  Home,  Jlont IKO 

Mountain  Home,  Idivho 10; 

Mountain  View,  Cal CM 

Mount  liuUion.Cal (;5;i 

Mt.  (.kirniel,  Utah 1485 

Mt.  Coftin,  WT    1485 

Mount  Kde  ,,  Cal (i5H 

Moiuit  Kairvlcw,  Cal ti5;! 

Mount  Idaho,  Idaho. ..  .105,1485 

Mount  I'leosjuit,  I'tah I 

Motuit  Seott,  Or 27 

Mount  Shasta,  Cal (154 

Mt.  Tahor,  Or 148.' 

Mt.  Vernon,  WT 'tsv 

Muek,  WT 14.<() 

Mukilteo,  \V  T :i8'.: 

Murphy,  Or 277 

Murj'h'vs,  Cal 054 

Myrtle  Creek,  Or 277 

Myrtle  I'oint,  Or j"" 

Nanainio,  HI! 424 

Napa  City,  Cal 054 

Napa  •lanetion,  Cal (;(il 

Napavine,  W  'I' Ss' 

National  City,  Cal  (101 

Natividad,  Cal 001 

Neah  Bay,  W  T .182 

Needy,  »)r 278 

Nelson,  I'al 001 

Nephi,  Utah    84 

Nestocton,  Or 278 

Nevada,  (alphabctieallv) 140 

Nevada  City,  Cal ' 002 


Nevada,  (elassiHed) 215 

Nevada  lUiilroada 140 

New  Almadcn,  Cal (i(14 

New  Aukuni,  W  T mi 

New  Hrid.ye,  Or 148(i 

Ncwhnry,  I'al (i(;4 

Neweastte,  Cal (i(;4 

New  Caatle.  W  T ^82 

New  Chiea^'O,  Mont l.'io 

New  DniiKeuessi,  W  f ;!S2 

•N'ewelisviile,  Or 278 

New  Era,  Or 278 

Newhall,Cal ti(i4 

New  tl.ivmoiiy,  Ctali :'.4 

New  Hojie,  Cal   (itl5 

New  Lehanoii,  W  T ;>:( 

New  I'ine  »  reek.  Or '.^78 

Newport,  Cal 005 

Nvw  Port,    Or 278,1 48(i 

Ne''-  Taei  ma.  W  T ;<^:< 


Orland,  Cal 693 

OrlcaiLs  Bar,  Cal 693 

Oro  Uell,  Or 280 

Oroville,  Cal 093 

Ortijjalito,  Cal 006 

(h-tiiiff,  WT ;i88 

Osceola,  Nev 187 

Oseeola,  WT 1487 

( )Hwej,'(),  Or 280 

Oxfonl,  [dah    106 

Oysterv;|le.  W' T 888 

Paeheco,  Cal 096 


Utah 


.1487 


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Newville,  Cal   

New  We.stnunster,  lie. 
New  York  liandiii'j,  Cal 

Nicasio,  Cal  

Nieoli.us,  Cal 

Niles,  Cal 

.V'lok.rathk,  V.'T 

Nor<l.  Cal 

No'Mliotf,  Cal 1,00 

.^'ortolk.  Or :;78 

Niirman,  Cal 

North  Hloonitieid,  Cal. 
North  Braneh,  Cal  .  . 
North  CanyouMlle,  Or 
North  Cohuuhia,  Cal. . 
North  Oyden,  T'tali  .. 

North  I'liwrler,  Or 27s 

North  San  Diej,'.-),  Cal (i(iO 

North  San  .lose,  Cal ((07 

North  Yaodiill,  Or 278 

.Vortim,  Or •.r7!) 

.Vol  tonville,  Cal  oOi 

Norwalk,  Vi\,\ 0(!7 

Norway,  Or  270, 14X!' 

.N'ovato,  Cal (M!7 

NoNelty,  W  T li-iii 

Noy.i,  i'al 007 

Oaiihar,  Cal 007 

Oak  City,  I'tah :!.■ 

Oak  Creek,  Or    270 

Oiikdale,  Cal (ios 

Oak  wr.ivo.  Cal (iOS 

Oak  |l",-l)or,  \V  T ;is:i 

Oalilund,  Cal <i(i8 

Oaklano,  Or 270 

Oak     Point,  W  T ;iMi,1487 

Oiiknui,  Cal  001 

iiakvillc,  W  T .'{sd 

Oeeidental,  Cal 001 

()t,'den,  I  ttih ;i5 

Olainha,  (';;' (iOl 

Old  A.tremy,  .Mont 1487 

Olema,  Cal Oill 

Olequa,  WT K8(; 

Oleta,  Cal 002 

Oliinpu,  Cal 00-j 

Olney,  Or '270 

Olyuipia,  \V  T ;isO 

Oiiie^a,  Cal (>02 

Oneatta,  Or  270,1487 

Oneeho,  WT 388 

Oneida,  Idaho 105 

(Jphir,  Cal 002 

Ora  Blaneo,  AT 451 

Oraii(;e,  Cal (i02 

Oreana,  Nov i87 

Oregon,  alphabetically 245 

Oregon  City,  Or 2" 

Oregon,  eloHgiticd   320 

Oregon  House,  Cal 00;i 

Oregon  Bail  Roods 240 


l'ajaro,v.'al 097 

Pala,  (.al 097 

Palisade,  Nev 188 

Palix  Hiver,  VV  T 388 

Palouse,  WT 388 

Panaca,  Nev 188 

Panguiteh,  Utah 44,  1487 

Paradise,  I'al 097 

Paradise,  Nev 188 

l'aiadis.>,  Utah 44 

Paragoonali,  I'tah 44 

Paris,  Idiiho 100 

Paris,  Utah 44 

Puik  Citv,  I'tah 44 

Purker,  A.  T 4iil 

Parkerslurg,  (n- 280 

Park  Valley,  Utah 45 

Parciwan,  Utah 46 

Pasadena,  ('al 607 

Paskenta,  tal 097 

Pas..  Uohics,  Cal 697 

PatahaCitv,  WT 1487 

Patterson,  Cal 098 

Patteison's  .Mil,,  ( >r 280 

a,\  ette  Store,  Idaho 100 

Pavson,  I'tali 45 

Peiuh  Tree,  Cal 098 

Pekiii,  WT 388 

Penryo,Cal 608 

Pcntz,  Cal   098 

I'eoVia,  (h- 281 

Perrvdale,  Or 281 

Pesiadero,  Cal (i98 

Pendleton.  Or 280 

Petaliima,  Cal 099 

i'et  rs  Station,  Cal 704 

Peterson,  Utah 46 

Petrolia,  Cal 704 

Phillipshui);,  .\[ont 180 

Philomath,  Or 281 

Plio  nix,  AT 451 

Plioeiix,  Or 281 

Piioenix  .Mine,  Cal 704 

Picaclio,  A  T 453 

Piciii'lio,  (.'al  704 

Picket  Post,  A  I'...   4.53 

Piegaii,  .Mont 'jO 

Pierce  Citv,  Idaho 100 

Pilot  Pock,  1  r 281 

Pima,  Cal   704 

Pinal.  AT 453 

Pine  (irove,  Cal 704 

Pine  Springs,  .\  T 454 

Pine  Valley,  Utah 40 

Pino,  Cal 70.'> 

Pinola,  Cal  70.> 

Pinto,  Nev 188 

Pinco,  Utah 46 

Pioche,  Nev 1S8 

Pioneer.  WT 888 

Pioneer  Citv,  Idaho  106 

Pittshurgh,  Or 282 

Pittvillc,  Cal 705 

Placerv  lie,  Cal 705 

Plaeerville,  Idaho 106 

Plain  Citv,  Utah 46 

Plainficld,  Cal 707 

Plainslnirg,  Ca) . . .   707 


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Piano,  Cal 708 

Platea,  Cal "08 

Pleasant  Grove,  Utah 4(i 

Pleasant  Hill,  Or '-isa 

Pleasant  Home,  Or 28"^ 

"leasanton,  Cal "''S 

Pleasant  Valley,  Idaho 106 

Plumb  Station,  W  T. .  .   388 

Plymouth,  Cal TOO 

Pocahontas,  Or '^^'' 

Poeville,  Nev 180 

Point  Axate,  \V  T 388 

Point  Arena,  Cal 700 

Point  of  Timber,  Cal 710 

Poraeroy,  WT 388 

Pomo,  Cal 710 

Pomona,  Cal 710 

Poney,  llont 1"50 

Portage,  Utah 40 

Port  Aiife'eles,  W  T 38!» 

Port  Blakeley,  W  T 3?0 

Port  Discovery,  WT 380 

Porterv  He,  Cal    710 

Port  Gamble,  W  T 380 

Port  Harford,  Cal 710 

Portland,  Or iS-i 

Port  Ludlow,  \V  T 380 

Port  Madison ,  \V  T 389 

Port  Orford,  Or 311 

Port  Townsenu,  W  T    380 

Port  Wine,  Cal 710 

Potrero,  Cal 710 

Potter  Valley,  Cal 710 

Poway,  Val 711 

PraideCitv,Or 311 

Prattville,  Or 311 

Preface 3 

Prescott,  AT 4.'>4 

Princettm,  Cal 711 

Princville,  Or 31'i 

Promontory,  Utah 4ii 

Providence",  Utah 40 

Provo  City,  Utah  4i" 

Puller  Springs,  Mont 13(; 

Pumphrey's  Landiny,  W  T. .  .30i) 

Purissinia,  Cal 711 

Puyalhip,  W  T 300 

tjiiartzbur.;h,  Idaho 100 

Quartzcreek,  Mont 13ii 

QueBneile,  li  C 4i;0 

(Quicksilver,  (;al 711 

yuilent,  WT  1488 

Quincy,  Cal 711 

Race  Track,  Mont 130 

Eadersbury,  Mont 13u,  14ss 

Uailroal  Flat,  Cal '12 

Ttanch,  Utah 14S8 

Randolph,  Or 1488 

•  Randolph,  Utah 47 

Hanler,  Or 31.; 

Ravenna,  Cal 71l' 

Red  Bluff,  Cal 71'i 

Ked  Klnlf,  Mont  131 

Reddins;-.  Cal 717 

lledwood  City,  Cal 718 

Reno,  Nev  . .'. 101 

Reveille,  Nov 11»3 

Ricevillt,  val 710 

Kichlleld,  Utah *7 

Richland,  Cal 710 

Richracnd,  Utah 47 

Rickreal.Or 3l_' 

Riol,v"l.  Cal 710 

Rio  Vl.,„i,  Cal 710 

Ripon,  Cal 710 

Riverside,  (.'al 72ii 

Riverside,  Or 312 

Riverside,  WT 300 

Roberts'  liandin);,  Cal 7:il 

Robinson's  Ferry,  Cal Til 

Kobisonville,  Or 312 


Roc.;,  Cal 721 

Rock  Creek,  Idaho KHi 

Rocklin,  Cal 721 

Rock  I'ohit,  Or 31;2 

Rockport,  Utah  47 

Rockvillc,  Or 312,  1488 

Rockville,  Utah 47,  1488 

Rocky  liar,  Idaho 107 

Rohnervillc,  Cal 721 

Rooster  Rock,  Or 1488 

Uoculmry,  Or 312 

Rosoville,  Cal 722 

Ross  Fork,  Idaho 101 

Rouifh  iitid  Ready,  Cal 

Rouiiil  Valley,  C:al 

Routier  Statiim,  Cal. . . 

Ruby  Hill,  Nev 

RubV  Vallev,  Ncv 

Rush  Ukc,  Utah..     .. 

Rutherford,  Cal 

Rve  Patch,  Nev 

Rye  Valley.  Or 

Sacramento,  Cal 


722 
.7-22 
.722 
.104 
.104 
.   4 


•>•> 


104 

313 

723 

Satt'ord,  AT 4.'i7 

107 

....     47 
7«1 


St  Charles,  Idai 
Saint  Georj!;c,  Utah 

St  Helena,  Cal 

St  Helen.s,  Or 31s 

St  .John,  Cal  702 

.Saint  .lohns,  Utah 48 

St  Jo.sel)h,  AT.      437 

St  Josephs,  Or    31-< 

•St  1/mis,  Cal 702 

St  Louis,  Mont 1480 

Salem,  Or 314 

Salida,  Cal 702 

Salina,  Utiih 1480 

Salinas  Ci;.' ,  Cal 7(i2 

Sali-shurv,  Mont  131 

Salmon  i'it;  ,  Idaho. ..  10. ,  1480 

Salmon  ( 'reek,  ( 'al 704 

Salmon  Falls,  Idaho 107 

Salt  Creek,  Utah 1480 

Salt  Uke  City,  Utah 18 

Salubria,  Idaho 1480 

Sami.sh,  WT 301 

San  .Audreas,  ( 'al 704 

San  AntHiild,  Nev 104 

San  Vntonio,  Cal 70;'> 

Sanllenito,  Cal 70ri 

San  Rernardino,  Cal 7i>!^ 

San  llrunii,  Cal 707 

San  lUionaventura,  Cal 70" 

.<an  Diei^o,  Cal    708 

Sati  liicffuito,  Ca' 773 

Satidy,  Or 'Mi 

Siimly,  Utah ■c'l 

San  Fernando,  Cal    "73 

."^an  Frari"isco,  alphabetically  110.') 
San  Fraiicis<'o,  (•lassit!e<l   ...1301 

San  h'runeisco,  too  late 14r>0 

San  (iabriel,  Cal 773 

San  (l.irgonia,  Cal 774 

San  (ire;ii)ria,  Cal .774 

Sanis  Valley.  Or 184,1480 

San  Jacinth  1,  Cal 774 

.San  .lose,  Cal 774 

San  .iuan,  Cal 70^ 

San  .1  nan  Island,  W  T 3:>1 

San  Ucandro,  Cal 703 

San  Iioienzo,  Cal 700 

.San  Luis  Ohisjio,  (^'al 700 

San  Luis  Rey,  Cal 70s 

San  .Marcos,  Cal    70i| 

.Sao  Mateo,  Cal 700 

.San  Mijtuol,  <  al 700 

San  Pablo,  Cal 700 

.San  I'cdro,  A  T 4.'i7,  1480 

Sim  yuentin,  Cal 800 

.San  Rafael,  Cal 80<l 

San  Ranioon,  Va.\ 801 


San  Simeon,  Cal 801 

Santa  Ana,  Cal 801 

Santa  Barbara,  Cal 802 

Santa  Clara,  Cal 808 

Santa  Cru/,  Cal 807 

Santa  Maria,  Cal 812 

Santa  .Monica,  Cal 812 

San  a  Paula,  Cal 813 

Santaquin,  Utah 65 

Santa  Rita,  Cal 813 

.Santa  Rosa 813 

Saratoi,'a,  Cal S17 

Saryvnts,  Cal 817 

Saticov,  Cal 817 

Satbop,  WT 391 

Saucclito,  Cal 817 

Savannah,  Cal 818 

Sawyer's  I  Jar,  Cal 818 

Scappoose,  Or 318 

Seene-=,Cal 818 

Sch  jI  Ibonrne,  Nev _1»4 

SchoUs  Ferry,  Or 318 

Schoolhouse  Statl.m,  Cal, 818 

Seio,  Or 310 

Scipio,  Utah   06 

Scottsbur-,',  Or  319 

Seabeck,  WT 391 

Seaside  House,  Or 319 

Seattle,  W  T 301 

'Selmstol)ol   Cal 818 

[Sehome,  WT 300 

Selad  Vallev.  Cal   810 

Selah.  Wr:    """^ 

;.Simiahmoo,  WT  390,  ij    i 

Seymour,  AT 

Sli'ar'.n,  WT 3li;, 

Shasta,  Cal .819 

Shaw's  Flat,  Cal 819 

Shearer's  Ferry,  Idaho 1489 

Sliedds,  Or 319 

Sheephead,  Nev 194 

Sheep  liaiich,('al   819 

Sheet  Iron,  Cal 1489 

Sheridan,  <'al 820 

Sheridan,  .Mont 131 

Sheiidan,  N'e\ 194 

Sheridan,  Or 319 

Sherwood  \alley,  Cal 820 

Shingle  Sprinics,  Cal 821 

Sierra  Citv,  Cal 821 

Siei-ra  Vallev,  Cal 821 

Siivera  'o,  I'al   821 

Si  ver  How,  Mont 131 

Silver  City,  Idaho  . ., 107 

Silver  City,  Mont 131 

Silver  Citv,  Nev 104 

Sil\er  City,  Utah 00,  1480 

.silver  Creek,  W  T 31W 

Silver  Kin-,  AT 4.'i7 

Silver  Peak.  Nev    195 

Silver  Reef,  Utah 00,  1489 

Silver  Star,  Mont .131 

Silverlon,  Or   320 

Silver  Wells,  Or .'120 

Sixteen  .Mile  House,  N'ev IK 

Skaji-fr's  S))rlir,'s,  Cal 822 

Skii)an"n,  (ir 320,  1490 

Skookunielmek,  WT 390 

Slack's  (.'any nil,  <'al 822 

Slaterville,'Utali (HI 

SlaiiKht.r,  WT .'100 

Slide,  Cal 822 

Slip|iery  Ford,  Cal 822 

Smartsville,  Cal 822 

S  uithlield,  Utah 8« 

Smith's  Ranch,  Oal 822 

Smith  River,  Cal 823 

Sniithville,  AT    4.'>8 

SiiclliiiK,  Cal 823 

Snohomish,  W  T. 39H 

Snohomish  City,  W  T 1490 


^ 


Contents. 


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SnowviUe,  Utah 67 

Soilaliay,  "al 823 

Soila  Creek,    t  C 426 

ScHia  SpriiiKB,  Idalio .108 

Sodaville,  Or 320 

Solcdad,  Cal 823 

Somersville,  Cal s23 

Sonoma,  Cal 824 

Soiiora,  Cal 824 

Soquul,  Cal H-J8 

South  Bend,  WT 3i)() 

South  Hutte,  Cal  8iS 

South  Cottonwood,  Utah 07 

South  Fori,  Cal 828 

South  Jordan,  I'tah fi7 

South  S'de,  WT VUi 

South  Vallejo,  Cal J-i"! 

Spadra,  Cal X:>M 

Spangle,  VV  T 1400 

Sjmnish  Dry  DiB:sfintf>*)  ^'•'■^  •  ■  -8:^!) 

Spanish  Flat,  Cal 820 

Spanish  Fork,  Ttah fi7 

St  anish  Uaneli,  Cal 820 

Sparta,  Or 320 

Spencerville,  Cal 829 

Spokan  Hridye,  W  T 390 

Spokan  Falls,  WT  ..., 30fi 

Spring  Hrook,  W  T 30" 

Sprin);  Ci.y,  S'cv 19."i 

Sprinif  Citv,  Utah 67,  1400 

Spriniflii  Id  Cal 829 

SprinjfHcld,   Or 320 

Sj.rinyr  Lake,  I'tah 67,  1490 

Springville,  Cal 829 

Sprinjtvllle,  Mont 131 

SprinKville,  Utah 67 

Spruceuiont,  Nev 19ri 

Speni'e  &  JoliTison xxvii 

S<(uak,  WT 397 

S(|ua\v  Valluv,  Cal S20 

Stanley  \'  Van  Winkle,  B  C.  .426 

Stiuk'»  I'oint,  WT 30" 

Staytcui.Or 320 

SteanilKKit  Sprlnjjs,  Nev lOJ 

Steilari'oni,  WT 307 

Stcploe,  W  T 307 

Steriiiii;-,  Mont 131 

Stcrli,!.:,  WT 1401 

SterliiiKville.Or 1101 

Steven-t\  ille,  Mont 131 

Stillwater,  Mont 131 

Stillwater,  Nev lO.'i 

Stillwater  «'i>\e.  Cal >'20 

StoektDn,  Cul 820 

Stockton,    Utah It" 

Stone  Station,  Mont  13, 

Stont'V  Point,  Cal 847 

Strawberry,  Cal 847 

SulOiniity,  or 321 

S\iisun,  Cal 847 

Sulphur  Creek,  Cai  M4s 

Simians,  II  (; 420 

Summer  Lake,  Or 321 

'^Uiumerville,  Or 321 

Summit,  ('al 848 

i-dimniit.  Or 3-1 

Sumni't,  Utah <i8 

SiiMiner,  ('•! 84>' 

iimier.  Or 3-'l 

Sumner,  W  T 3))7 

Sumter,  Or "21 

Suuoljflen,  Ciil   848 

Sui'  Itiver,  Mont 132 

Sunset,  AT 4.S8 

Susanville,  Cal 84s 

Sutro,  Nev 105 

Sutter,  Cal 840 

Suttcrvllle,  Cal  8^9 

Swnnhertf  &  West xxvi 

Sweet  Orass,  Mont 132 

Sweet  Home,  Or 321 


Sweetland,  Cal 850 

Sweetwater,  Nev 196 

Sycamore,  Cal 850 

rivble  Hluflf,  Cal 8n(i 

Table  Hock,  Cal 850 

Taconm,  W  T 30 

Tahoe,  Cal 850 

Tangent,  Or 321 

Taylorville.  ('al 850 

Tuyiorsvllle,  ITtah 68 

Tocoma,  Nev 190 

Tehama,  Cal 851 

Teliiihipa,  Cal S.^O 

Ter..,    jia,  Cal 851 

Teni  weal,  Cal i^'n 

Tempe.  AT 4."<8 

Teni  Piute,  Nev 100,  1401 

Tenino.  W  T 39 

Ten   Alile  Ho\ise,  Or 321 

Terminus,  AT 45* 

Terrace,  Utah 08 

Terry  &  Co   xxyii 

Tesmore  S xxvii 

The  Dalles,  Or 321,  1491 

Thibert  Creek,  H  C 420 

Three  Itivcrs.  Cal 8.52 

Thurman's  Mills,  Idaho 108 

Tia  .luaiui,  t-'al 852 

Tide  Water,  Or 321 

Tillamook,  Or 323 

Timber  Cove,  Cal 852 

Tlmbuctof),  Cal 862 

Tipton.   Cal 852 

Tip  Top,  AT 45K 

Title 

Toaiif,  Nev 190 

Todd's  Vallev,  Cal . . , 852 

Toll  House,  Cal .s.-i2 

Tomales,  Cal   8.52 

Tombstone,  AT.   458 

Tooele  City,  Utah .  6'- 

Ti«iucrville,  Utah    6S8 

Townscud,  Cal   852 

Towns   rei'oived   t'lo   late  for 

rcHUlat  insertion 1401 

Tracv,  Cal 8r2 

TrcaBure  City,  Ne\ 106 

Tres  Alamos,  AT 401 

Tres  I'inos,  Cul 8,53 

Trinidad,  Cal   853 

Trinity  Centre,  Cal 85 

Tr\ukce,«'al 85 

Tuiditon,  Or 323 

Tubac,  AT 401 

Tucson,  AT 401 

Tidalip,  WT 30' 

Tulare,  Cal .vV 

Tule  Lake,  Or :i23 

Tiim  Water,  W  T 308 

Turlock,  ( 'al . .  S.'i7 

'nirner,  Or 324 

Tuscai'orn,  Ne> 100 

Tuslin  (  ity,  Cal 858 

Tuttletown,  Cal 8.58 

Twin  ItridgCH,  Mont 132 

Tvbo,  Nev 190 

Tyuh  Valley,  Or 325,  1401 

Tvrone,  <'al 8 

Uintah,  Utah • 

Ukiub.  Cal 858 

Umatillu,  Or 325 

Unnupia  Ferry,  Or 325 

Uncle   Sam,  Cal. 861 

UiuonCity,   WT 308 

ITtiion,  or • 325 

Union  llidjfe,  W  T 398 

Union,  Utah 66 

Union  House,  Cal 801 

Union   I'ueifle  R  H  (Sketch)  1493 

Uniontown,  Or 326 

Unlontown,  WT 308 


Un'onville,  Montana 132 

Unionville,  Nev 1»9 

Upper  Lake,  Cal 861 

Upper  Mattole,  Cal 861 

Upper  River  Gulch,  Cal 861 

Utah  Alphabetically 17 

Utah    Classified 71 

Utah  Railroads 18 

Uti<a!addy,  WT 398 

Utter  City,  Or 326 

Vacaville,  Cal 861 

Vallev  t.'cntre,  Cal 866 

Valley  Ford,  Cal 868 

Vallejo,  Cal 862 

Vallleita,  Cal 866 

Vancouver,  W  T 398 

Verde,  A  T ,.  .  ..472, 

Vernon,   Utah 69 

Vernonia,   Or 1491 

Vestel,    Montana 132 

Victoria,  B  C 426 

V:ejaB,  Cal 866 

Vina,  Cal 867 

Viola,  Or 326 

Vipond,   Montana 1491 

Virjfinni  (Mty,  Montana  132,  1491 

Virjfinia  Citv,  Nev 200 

Virgin  City,"  Utah 69 

Visidia,   (\\ 867 

Vole.;:...,  C«l 869 

Wadsworth,  Nev 211 

Waitsburirh,  W  T 398 

Waldo,  Or....  •   •   '   .   .    .   .326 

Waldron,  Or 326 

Wales,  Utah 1491 

Walker  Uiver,  Nev 211 

Walker's  Landinj;,  Cal  .  .  .  869 
Walkerville,  Mi>nt ....  .133 
Wal  a  Walla,  W  T  .  ....  398 
Wallsburgh,  Utah  .    .    .  09,  1491 

Wallula,    W   T 404 

Walnut  (ree';.  AT 472 

Walnut  Creek.  Cal 869 

Walnut  Uiove,  Cal  .   .       .   .  870 

Walsh's,  Cal 870 

Wansbip,    Utah 69 

Waiiinltia,  Or 326 

Ward,    Ne\ 211 

Warmsprinijs,  Montai<a.  .  .  133 
Washinntori,  (Nev  Co),  CbI..870 
Washington,  (Yolo  Co),  Cal.. 870 

Washington,    Idaho 108 

Washinjftou,    Nev 211 

Washington,  Alphabetically.. 375 

Washington  City,  Utah 09 

Washington  ClassiHed  .  .  .  .405 
W..  diington  t'orners,  Cal  .  870 
Washington  Gulch.  Mont.. ..134 

Washington  Railroads 375 

Washoe,   Nex 212 

Wasliougal,  W  T 404 

Waterford,   Cal 872 

Waterlo,  .  <'r 326 

Watson,   Montana 134 

Wat.sonville,  Cal 872 

Wavcrh .    W  T 404 

Weatnerbv,  Or 326 

Weavervlile,  Cal 874 

Weber  Station,  Utah 69 

Wei.-«er  llridge,  Idaho  ....  108 

Weiser,    Idaho 108 

Wddon,  Cal 876 

Welliimtoi;,  Nev 212 

Wells,    Nev 212 

Wellsville,    Utah 69 

West    lluttc,  Cal 875 

West  Chehalem,  Or 327 

West   Jordan,  Utah 69 

Westminister,  Cal 875 

West  Oakland,    Cal 875 

West  I'oint,  Cal 877 


h     I 


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Contents. 


Weston,    Idaho lOS 

Weston,  Or 326 

West  I'ortage,  Utiih  ....  14!)1 

Westport,  Or  •■!27 

Whatcom,  WT 404 

Wheatland,  Cal H77 

Wheatland,  or  H--'7 

Whitehall,  .Mont 1:U,  U!tl' 

White  Kiver,  W  T  404 

White  Rock,  Xev ill' 

White  Salmon,  WT 404 

White's  llridjfe,  Cal 87^ 

White  Sulpli\ir  Sprinpi,  Mnt..i;{4 

Wickenbur;,',  A  T. 472 

Wiokes,  Mont l:i4 

Wilbur,  Or 327 

Wildernlle,  Or 327 

Wild  Flower,  Cal 878 

Wllkoson,  WT 4ii4 

Willamette  Forks,  »»r 327 

Willard,  Utah 70 

Willet's,  Cal 141)2 

Williamson,  Or  327 


Williams,  Cal 870 

Williamson's  Valley,  A.  '1'. . .  .472 

Willow  Point 212 

Willows,  A.  T 472 

Willows,  Or 327 

Willows  Creek,  Or 327 

Willow  Sprin){s,  Or  327 

Wilniintfton,    H  C 434 

Wilminffton,  <'al 8>-0 

Wilsonville,  I'tah 14!I2 

Wmnemueca,  Nev  212 

Winlock,  WT... 404 

Wintfville.Or 327 

Windsor,  Cal 880,  1402 

Winsor,  Iltiih 70 


Woodside,  Cal 883 

Writ;hls,  Cal .'883 

Yainax,  Or     328 

Yakima,  WT 404,1492 

Yale,   B  C  434 

Yankee  Mill,  Cal 880 

Yankee  Jim's,  Vi\\ 880 

Yelni,  WT 404 

Yocumville,  Cal 886 

Yolo,  Cal  88« 

Voncalla,  Or 3«8 

Yo  Semite,  Cal S86 

Yon  Met.  Cal 886 

Younj;'.s  Point,  Mont 134 


Yountville,  Cal 8Sti 

Winters,  Cal 8S0|Yrcka,  Cal  8S7 

Witter's  Sprinjj.s,  Cal 88l!Vreka,  .Mont 134 


Woodbri(lH:t,  Cal 
Woodburn,  (h'   . . 
Woodford,  Cal   . . .  . 
Woodland,  Cal   . .    . 
Woodriilf,  rtah... 
Woods  Cross,  I'tah . 


. .  8S1 ;  Yuba  Cit\-,  Cal 889 

.  .327iYtinui,  A.  T 472 

. . 881  'Ze-ii  Zem,  Cal 8SK 

..88l'Zena,  Or ...328 

70iZi(.n,  Or 328 

vol 


STREKTB. 

Ave .\  venue 

K»t liattcry 

Bran liraninm 

Bdwy Hroadwuy 

Brod Hroderick 

Cal Caiifi.rnia 

Coral.   . . .  Conuneieial 

Dev l)e\i^adero 

Dol Dolores 


.4nRItKVIATIO\>i. 


T)or l>orland  ; 

Hup Mujiont  i 

Fdb Fdbert  I 

Fill Fillmore  j 

Fol Folsoni  1 

Fro  Fremont  | 

Oner Ouerrero 

Har. Harrison 

llo'-v Howard  i 

•laek .laekson  ! 


Keav Kearny 

Ky liuntucky 

Leav lA'aveinvortb 

I  Aid Leidtsdorlf 

.Menh .MereliiiMt 

.Miss .Mission 

Mont .Moiitv'onieiy 

O'lar O'Fanefl 

I'ae I'iicilic 

I'l Place 


I'ow    Powel' 

.Sac Sacra?iiento 

San Siinsonj 

Stev StevtMS'in 

Sut Sutter 

Stock Stockton 

Tay Taylor 

Teiin  .    Tennessee 

\aln Valencia 

Wash Washington 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


Abbott   House 704 

Agnew  ,11) 1467 

Ahlborn  House 1007 

Aiken  &  Ogle 14.')7 

Ainley  ,)ohn 170 

Aitkcn  &  Fish 739j 

Alameda  Ai-g\is ,8,sO 

Alameda  County  Kejiortcr,  872 

Alameda   Kncinal 129!l 

Albers  A xxvii 

Aldrieh  Oeo  D tj07 

Allen   Mrs oo 

Allen  B  (; 780 

Allen  EH 846 

Al  varado  J  M ftSi 

Amador  Dispatch 600 

AmuUor  Ledifer 600 

Amador  Sentinel 892 

American  togle  Hotel 78 

Anderan  J xxvii 

Andenion  A . . .' (i,', 

Anderson  A  J 39,=) 

Anderson  &  Johnson 1071 

ndrewR  E  J 819 


'AntiiK'b  Lcilger .'i04 

lAptos  Hotel. Mi, 

lArens  iV  liarbec Oil') 

[Arizona  Citizen 1201! 

[Arizona  Star 466 

Amies  ft.  Dallam 1440 

Atkinson  iV  FariBh 206 

lA\er  1.  B iVAi< 

Hiiehelder  .1  K 213 

Mahney  W  H 714 

Haker  A:  Hanulton 744 

Ballard  .Mrs  L  A 1424! 

Bancroft  A  L  &  Co,  j 

Interleaf  II04-S^ 

Bank  of  British  Cohunhia..  432| 

Barbleri  J .  sil| 

Har^jon  .Martin ir)2 

Barlow  &  Sanderson 8>*8 

Barnard  W  K  &  Co (i«4 

Barnes  (J  W 14»S 

Barnct  It 171 

Barnhart  &  Stahl «1 

Bartlett  V  C 170 

Barry  *  Baird, Interleaf. 


Basler  (iec  A  742 

Batclielder  Soap  Co 44 

Buttle  .Mo.uitaiii  .Mes.-,eti)fer.   ir)7 

Heardsley's  Hotel 4lt 

Beerniann  Carl 707 

Belesis. M  Kendich 29(1 

Benedict  it  Smith xxxii 

Bejniitt  Bros -^iM 

Benson  A  W 162 

Benton  .(  .M H« 

Bernstein  Abe xx  /ii 

Berkeley  Advocate H.'iS 

Bernanii  .lo.sepb 317 

Berteling  &  Watrv 1410 

Bickel  Fred, 

Margin  line  through  book 

Bigelow  Ben  j fl;J5 

Bilicke  C 400 

BilliuKif,  Harbourne  iSi  Co..  1318 

Birkenseer  Geo 81 1 

Bishop  FM ."iH 

Black  Diamond  Coal  Co \v 

Black  Howard 1430  &  xxx! 

Block  Samuel 714 


Index  to  Advertiaements. 


13 


Hluniaiier  L  &  Co, 

Margin  line  through  book 
Bluinciitlml,  (juiiihui  &  Co.l!ii)4 

Bockler  Robert 298  &  871 

Bodie  &  Aurora  HUge  Co. . .  fi'io 

Boesch  Kniile 1SS5 

Bomaii  CE 143U 

BoneHtel,  Allen  &  Co 14ll» 

Bonnej  O 143« 

Boone  &  Osborn 1419 

BontwickN  W 1297 

Bower  F 1303 

Bowers  W  H  H «4 

Bowlcv  Bros 1333 

Boyd  Robert 827 

Boyden  J  W 150 

BrechtelH  O 401 

Breck.l  M  Jr  &  Co 296 

Breitzinnnn  R 182 

Brewer  M  T  &  Co 740 

Britton  «i  Key,  Interleaf. 

Brixen  AC 62 

Brooke  Bros 1418 

Brooklyn  Hotel 667 

Brown  C:ha8  R 460 

Brown  &  Ooodinif 174 

Brown  J  C 18.5 

Brown  Richard 1440 

Brown  Tasse'l  &  Co 18: 

Brownsviilu    Woolen     Mllln 

Co 256 

Bruce   I),  back  cover  and   1428 

Brucnn  A 890 

BrummGW 1468 

Brunswick  J  M  &  Balckc  Co.  1402 

Bryan  J  H 4.S3 

Bucliannn  &  Lyall 1337 

Buchtel  J 298 

Buckalew  &  Ochoa 1091 

Buckle  &  Son, 

Mar);ii>  line  through  book 

Buckow  Kinil  &  Co 742 

Budd  &  Corcoran 839 

BumivT 1297 

Bunker  H  S. . .  .* 1438 

Bunker  R  K    xxvi 

Bur^esH  J  VV 714 

Burk  Naiu! .%*» 

Burt  iJ  Ous xix 

Burton  House 29k 

Burton  ST 8S»4 

Busch  A  C  &  Com 821 

Bush  J  H 1094 

Butler  Oeo  R «2.'^i 

Butte  Cirtinty  abstract 1487 

Butterfleld  &  White 740 

CaUUell  .1  W 44 

Cal  Bellows  Mfg  Co 1314 

Cal  Market xxvi  *  xxvii 

California  Dennokrat 1098 

Callfori  ia  Freie  Presso  . . .  .1098 
Cal'fornia  Ulue  Works. ..  .1100 
California  Independence . . .  1099 
California    Wire  Wor.;s. 

Calkin-,  A  Beachy 

Callahan  Oeo  S 

Campbell  R  A .'.36 

Cana\an  &  Le  Van  181 

Canevascini  S  J 704  &  1487 

Capital  Hotel 1.57 

Capital  Hotel 884 

CaplUl  Siirn  Works 740 

Cardinell  Jno  A 1340 

Careless  Ueo 63 

Carniiohael  C 29' 

Carruther  R     388 

Canon  App  eal .6>i 

Carter  Thomas 64 

John  T  Carey   741 

Caaon  C  &o  467 

C  P  R  H Iv,  V 

UPR  R  Undi Ix 


li 

.1468 

.■>19 


Chambers  JO 38 

Chapman   &   Boyer  402 

Chnpniun  S  V 1297 

Cherry  C  C 249 

Chicujfo  Burlington  «fc  ilwin 

cy  R  R   1096 

Chicago   &   North    Western 

R  R 1088 

Cliicaijfo,  Rock  Island  &  Pa 

ido  R  R  1284 

Chico  Knterprise r)34 

Chico  Record 532 

Chilberg  J  P 3S3 

Chumachcr  C 4i)3 

Church,!  E 715 

Citizens'  Bank 664 

City  Arsus  1087 

Closbev  &  Hogle 61 

Clav  on  .M  F, 743 

Clear  Lake  Hotel 1297 

Clevcnscr  Geor^'e 789 

(.^liff  House Front  cover 

Cloverdale    &    Clear     Lake 

StixKC  Line 538 

Cloverdale  Hotel .537 

Cloverdale   Heveille .538 

l^oady  R  E 1021 

Coast  Mail  Stage  Line 772 

Cortln  &  Kennal V 1468 

(>)gr8well  J  L 1700 

Cohen  Ben   743 

Colombo  N 894 

Colaon  HW 8.59 

Colusa  House 543 

Colusa  Sui; 1478 

(Jollegu  of  Notre  Dame 786 

«'ollin»  Jno&  Co 394 

<.'olton  Dental  ANS<xtiation . .  13ri0 
Commercial  Hotel  (t)(,'dcn), 

Inside  front  cover 

Comstock  J  J 273 

Concordia  Broom  Factory .  .1326 

Cone  &  Kimball 715 

Conner  &  Murphy 6s3 

('onnor  Prof  E  P 78,5 

Constans  P 132 

Contra  Costa  News <t30 

Cook  &  Ellis 1314 

( '(jok  Frank 38 

Cook  H  N 1379  &  1314 

Cooke  H 297 

Cooper  J 144U 

Copeluiid  C  W 8!>4 

Coplin  A 13.^ 

CordeilTH 780 

Cornwall  A xxi 

( 'oBmo|)olitan  Hotel 625 

.wiKjr  H  M 432 

(  lawford  F  O .547 

Crawford  ,1  O 268 

Crindle  Elsie 1293 

Crocker  H  S  &  Co 1101 

Crcsby  C  Jr 894 

Cross  Samuel 747, 1488 

Cross'  Styloifrnflc  Pen, 

Margm  line  thrcu^h  book 
and  back  cover 
Cunningham,     Curtigs      & 

Welch 4 

Cunnington  &  Co 58 

Curran  Mrs  HE 209 

Currj-  N&Bro 1373 

Cutting  Packing  Co, 

Margin  lino  through  book 

Daily  Evening  Post 1089 

Daily  Morning  Joiirual 624 

Daly  Mrs  J  M 743 

Damonte  A 792 

Danipf  Louis xviii 

Dangueuger  M 207 

Davidson  I  G 297 


Davis  ii  Cowell 1387 

Davis  Geo  A xxiil 

Davis  Hotel 1492 

Davis  Sewing  Macliine 1102 

Dav  Thomas  1100 

Deaves  t 1297 

DeBuryhCR 297 

Decker  G  A 820 

Dcgcn  LP  1314 

De  La  Baume  C 69 

Dcnnev  LP 585 

Denniston  EG 1401 

Depot  Hotel  (Elko) 172 

Depot  Hotel  (Reno) 189 

Denpouy  I 44 

Devine  J  C 747 

Devoy  H  M 565 

Dewey  iV  Co 1419 

Dickson  De  Wolf  &  Co  ....     xv 

Dicffcndorff  C  J 5.57 

Dietle  Chas    x\ii 

Dinwootley  Henry 62 

Divoll  Briiy  &  Co 828 

Dixon  &  Bernstein xviii 

Dixon  Pencils 1102 

Dixon  Tribune 550 

Doane  &  Co xxvii 

Dolan  .las  W 1321 

Domestics  M 1348 

Dooley  .1.) 257 

Do*  le  Henrv  &  Vo 1103 

Drake  B  F.". 318 

Dudley  A  K 849 

Dunyon  N 68 

D'.itch  Flat  Forum 554 

Dyer  Bros 162 

Dvmokc  .lames 1469 

Eagle  Brewery 1822  &  1323 

Eckhardt  Henry 746 

Eckstrom  Mrs  Thos  E 846 

Mgan  MM:... 15 

"Electrograph" 

Margin  |!ne  through  book 

Elko  Independent 169 

Ellis  W  H 519 

Ellison  .IF 714 

Empire  Bakery 755 

EiIj  Railway   1294 

Ernest  Chas  L 841 

Ellinger  S 1448 

Eshbach  &  liamilton '841 


Davles  Orlffltii ..... . '.'.'.'.'.. .  304lFuehs  Henry 


Eureka  Sentinel 179 

Evans  &  Askey 800 

Fairchild  Mrs  S  K 746 

Fairflield  Hotel 668 

Falk  D&Co 1469 

Falkenstcin  &  Co 1387 

Falkner  Bell  &  Co 1458 

Farrington  R  E  &  Co 450 

Fatz  Jacob 686 

Ferguson  O  C 60 

Fernald  JS xx 

Fernandez  Bernardo 70S 

Fetters  and  Williams 533 

FiJield  WE   628 

Figel  Joseph  Caderg  front  cover 

Finck  U    1840 

Fireman  9  Fund  ,  .  .Back  cover 
First  National  Bank  Stockton  840 

Fishbeck  H  &  Co 1287 

Fisher  Henry 748 

Fitch  Failcy  &  Pomeroy 466 

Fobs  &,  Burner 299 

Fountainc  J  G  . .    318 

Fox  M  &  H  A 432 

Francis,  Valentine  &  Co 1428 

Frantzen  A 04 

Freeman  M  P  &  Co 170 

Freund  FA 816 

Frisbia  Will 719 

FryotteSJ 603 

746 


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Index  to  Advertise'rnenfs. 


Furhmann  A  M 14.')5 

Gabbert  Keeler  H 27 

Gaffonl  House f)4S 

Galirido  Hotel fS8f> 

Gardiner  Mrs  J  i-''i 

i4arden  Citv  Collego xxv 

Gerkhardt  H  F "33 

Gidluiid  &  Daley 748 

Gille  &  Uoehri(rs 1448 

Gilinan  &  Kaconillat 1448 

Gilncr  Salisbury  &  Co 400 

Oilmore  A 43r) 

Gilroy  Advooatf 3!*1 

GirardilissE  134 

Giroux  D 214 

Glaadin^^  McHeaii  &  Co  . . .  l-2i)4 

Glenn  J  (J- iTi 

Goldsmith  \)  E.  interleiif. 

Goad  &  Sherwin WM 

Godfrey  H  J 804 

Goldberg  J ' 4W 

Golden  Gate  Academy (iS! 

Goldstein  k  Golin 137() 

Gorczy nski   S «34 

Gosling  Geo  N 1103 

Gove  &  Wilson 3i)4 

Grandjean  Chas 13o() 

Granhnlm  Chas 146" 

Grater  John  K 893 

Gray  M..  Margin  line  through  bk 

Gray  Sanil  C  010 

Gregovich  Spiro 178 

Grein  Phil f>13 

Giey  E;iy:le  Livery  Stables . .  787 

Gridley  Hotel m 

Qriesell Jaeob 747 

Gruenhagen  C  H 14;'),'; 

Grundel  Julius  G 1440 

Guisti  Joe  xxvi 

Guillet^eT 40; 

Gandlath  J  &  Co 1391 

Guthrie  Bros 748 

Guthrie  J  VV 23,  24 

Gutte  &  Frank Back  covei 

Hachenev  &  Beno  302 

Hadley  E  R  &  Co 23 

Hahn  F  C Last  page 

Halfpenny  Miss  IB 432 

Hall  J  V 131" 

Hall  RB&  Co 13;)0 

Halstead  J 384 

Hamburg-American  S  S  Co.xxiv 

Hamilton  W  C 787 

Hanson  GF (ill 

Harkness  H  D 274 

Harley  Jas 748 

Harris  John 60 

Hartn)aim  G  Phil 747 

HasBmer  Valentine 1 104 

Hatch  &  Barclay 1344 

Hatch  I  C 787 


Hensley  House 787 

Herald  Company 788 

Hereford  .t  Zabriskie 460 

Herrmann  ( ' 1378 

Hersey  SO 20!) 

HeslopE 2W 

Heus.scr  J <>0 

Hibben  F  N  &  Co 433 

Hil)bitsJno 171 

Hicks  D  Hi  Co 554,  97,  374 

Hicks  Mrs  J  B 717 

Hill  J  F 74!) 

Hill  Samuel 1138 

HInton  &  Gordon 

Hirsch  B  S  it  c;o 1405 

Hochstudtcr  k  Bro 036 

Hockwell  Peter 747 

Hodifcs  G  Z •'■'4.") 

HodgesWA 60 

Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson 

749  and  xiv 

Hold.-n  &  Son 6»< 

Hollistcr  Enterprise 80] 

Homer  and  Donaldson 472 

Honig  &  Baruch 1302 

Hood  R  B 324 

Hooi)er  Wm  B  &  Co 467 

Hopkins  II T 153 

Home  it  West 1494,  1405 

Horton  House 773 

Hotel  Del  Monte vi,  vii 


KendiUl  &  Kellogg 1406 

Kennedy  Mrs  A  A 719 

Kenyon'S  W 1488 

Kestler  Martin 750 

Key.Hcr  &  Elrod 164 

Keyston  Bros 1454 

Kiesel  F  J  &  Co 42 

Kirkland  Wm 507 

Kirkpatrick  Bros 123 

Kiss  Tiouis 324 

Kittredgc  J 1384 

Kein  J  E 1373 

Klein  DrN 787 

Khme  J  B lOtt 

Knapp  R  I 587,  xxiil 

Kna|>p  Scwell 541 

Knarston  J  H 1428 

Koch  &  Wolff 207 

Kohler  k  (Jhaso 1413 

Krannn  &  Dievos 684 

KrnuseJ  H 636 

KriderBros 450 

Kriechbaum  G  H 944,  1350 

Kroger  F 1099 

Kruse  J  H 14,57 

Kunz  Chris 590 

Kiistel  it  Riotte 1304 

Lachapelle  E 193 

Ijadies'  Home  Journal 1285 

Lake  Democrat 744 

Lake  E  T 847 


Hot  1  Uhein 12i)SJLamb  Jno  M 1471 

Houghton    VV    A    &     C    S,         Lang  Joseph 169 

Margin  line  through  bookiLangdon  AG 1476 

Houscwoith  Thos xi\  Langland  N  P 1441 


Howard  Amos 606 

Hucter  Bros  &  Co  1303, 1418, 1450 

Hiiftaker  J  S6s 

Humboldt  Brewery 1322 

Humboldt  Times 5(i4 

Hujicrs  Mor'tz 609 

Hurley  DJ 1441 

HuMUg  R  it  Bros 1419 

Hutchinson  Dan 65 

Idaho  Statesman xxviii 

Indiana-iolis  Chair    Manuf. 

Co 1363 

International  Hotel.  Eureka 


Langle\'  Wm D^fi 

Langstroff  J  B 181 

Lam-bcn    M 685 

Leach  Steliheti  W 686 

Ledvard  F  K 787 

Lcftwiuh  J  W 751 

Leger's  Hotel 651 

LeonarpG   B    20 

Lester  &  Bvvn  . . ; 789 

Levin  Alex 468 

Ije\  ison  Bros 1385 

Levy  &  Co 509 

L  'w-is  L  L  it  Co T't 


Nev 180  Lincoln  StabI  s 811 

International  Hotel,  Austin,         Lind  James 166 

Nev l,53|Liyerniore  Herald 610 

Inwall  &  Waldron 750  liongshore  Jas 1448 


Iribarne  John 690 

Isaacs  1 297 

Jackson  RW 1301 

Jacobs  C...    ...1471 

.lacobson  Carston 061 

Jahn  &  Foster 1347 

Jardine  J  B 1206 

Jenkinson  W  H 43.3 

Jensen  W 421 


Hatch  J  S 1470;  Jesse  &  Drew 144 1 

Hathaway G 4.57lJeaneau  &  Lemaitre xxvii 

Hanchett  J  E 786|Johnson  B  F  &  Sons 67 

Hauerbach  A 65  Johnson  F  W 747 

Hawley  M  C  &  Co 1301  Johnson  Jacob 708 

Hawley  N  E 1346  Johnson  L 818 

HawsBF 796ljohn8ton  WD 1304 

Hayes  J  S  &  Co 1104| Johnston  W  H 523 

Haymond  St,  Magruder 1481|  Johnson  W  J xxvii 

HayneB  &  Son 58  Jones  C  Ed 1297 

Hayt  Bros 451  Jones  Lee 854 


Hayward  Chas 433 

Healdsburg  Enterprise 593 

Hedges  &  Dlllensburg 1429 

Heisterman  H  F  &  Co 433 

Hold  &  Co 1405 

Helfrlch  EC&Co  23 

Hendricks'  Hot«l 647 

Heodricks  H  W  394 

HenleySM 170 

Henshaw  Park 1487 


Jones  T  R 61|MathewB  S  F. 

Jos8el.yn  JH 1424 

Justis  L  M 878 

Kane,  O'Leary  &  Co.  .1398,  xxxi 

Keeney  &  Btgelow 171 

Keeney  House, 

Inside  front  cover 

Kelloffg  J  &  Co 299 

Kelly  MrsJM 750 

Kelly  Peter 544 


Lord  &  William 467 

Lorentzen  A  P 1430 

Loughmiller  J  A 327 

Loutham  Roht  &  Co 146!» 

Lovewell  Geo  H 507 

I-owden  O  E 626 

Lyngbcrg  Fred  Q 60 

M'aclay  &  Moffltt 893 

Mallon  J  &  J  B 208 

.Mansion  House 873 

Man»on  it  Hendry  . . , 434 

Marincovich  Peter 302 

Marks  L&  Son 121 

MarstersEJ 840 

Martin  Mrs  RM SOS 

MarwedeIC  F 1401 

MarySville  Appeal 637 

Marysvillc  Foundry 683 

Mason&  Sells 56 

Mastiek  S  L . 


316 

Mathewson  8  R  &  Co 1291 

Matteson  &  Williamson    . . .  845 

Matthews  &  Co 1432 

Mayers  Rob 1454 

McAfee  Bros 1432 

MeCann  The  Tailor 752 

McCaulev  James 598 

McDonafd  Alex 647 

JlcDonald  H  W  &  Co 1303 


Index  to  AdveHiseraents. 


15 


McDowell  S  &  Co 1332|Nor(leck  Fred 153 

McElroy  P 179; North  Pufiflc  Coast  R  K. . . .  xi 

McKarland&  Fart 16a!Northorr)  Pacific  Hy 385 

Mcauirc&  Hcacil 203  Nuimn  .1  J (iSS 

McKeiincy  L  M 134,  214'()akland  Medical  College. . . .  690 

McK  iiiiey  &  Ranior. 548, Oakland  Times 687 

McKinnie  Murray 1457|Oakland  Tribune 689 

McMillan  &  Son 433!(rBrien  John  N 841 

McMurtrcy  AT 2071  Occidental  &  Oriental  S  S  . .  viii 


McWuinfc  Uusscll 630 

McWilliams  II  H 754 

Meadcr  Thos  H 545 


Proctor  C  E  1297 

Pu  j,'et  Sound  Argus 390 

Pujfet  Sound  Steam  Nav  Co,  384 

PughLM 158 

Puller  James 184 

C^uadc  Otto 384 

yueen  Hoot  and  Shoe  Store,  624 

Qulnn  &  Co 25 

(iuinn  Thos 403 

Haas  E  tSi  Co xx 

Kttdonich  Morris 747 

Hand,  Wines  &  Dorsey 171 


Ochsnor  J 755 

Odcll   Hros 189 

I  Ogden  Junction 43 

Mendocino  r.umhcr  (;o 1400  Olema  Hotel 692|llai)p  C^hiis  W  &  Co. .; 757 

Mcnuocino    and     Westport         Olive  Jno  IP 570illa\e  A  P  &  (Jo 1332 

sta-jt  lino 1095  Ollrich  J  H (i47|Kay  W  S  &  Co    xvlii 

M-  rrill  DP finaloi-ango  Hotel . .' (i93  Kavmond   &  Wilehire, 

Merrill  k  Worth 1418;Orogon  &  Cal  lly 310                             Interleaf,  1240-41 

Mcrscreau  AS 13:i,'i  OreKonian ."iiisl  (ieardan  k  Freer 695 


Methodist  Hook    Depos'torv 
300,  301,  302,  1232,' 1233,  1234, 
and  marjrin  line  throuufh  book 

Mcuasdorffer  J  C  &  Son, 

l!«i:k  of  book. 


Mciissdortfcr  K 
JkussdoilTu!'  M . 
Meyers  Adolph 
Migl'iiva'  cii  (.J . 


Mitcbull  .'»:  Ci 
Mitcbell  M.. 
MolsoM  it  Sons. 


.137 


Oregon  Kidney  Tea 328  llcdfitld  O  T 627 

,  ( ircyon  Ky  k  Vax'  Co 3os  Kedntone  A  E  &  Co 1401 

Oreffon  Statesman 317  Iteilstonc  J  H  &  Co 1419 

Orcyon  .stiani  Xav  Co •jOOJUeed  A  B 704 

Ormshv  House,  inside  back  cover  Heed  (J  .\  &  Co 317 

iOnirkOS Ul.^^HcedllA 64 

.   xviiiOsliorn  If  Vk  Co 129,1,  13T 7 i Heed  Kob 686 

..1413'(>ro\ille  Mormrv (19(il Heed's  Plioto  (iallcrv 758 

, .   <;iU Overland  Hotel" 1472!|[ocd  it  Nelson ". 1486 

Miliaii  Jas  li 1432  I'acilic  .\s|ilialtuni Works. .. .  Reese  Kiver  Reveille    154 

Miller  A  Sit  Son 303'      1303,  1435!t{eiss  BrOs  A  Co 1339 

Miller  it  Smith Ii23  Patilic  lliiiltfe  Co KinI  l!emar(iue  J  F 1488 

Mllinjrton's  .Xssnib'y  Ilooms  ti-*;'!  Pacific   llnsiiiess  Colleye,  lUiikeii  H 685 

Mima  Thos  ()  .t  A  . .    244  .Margin  lino  throiiijh  book  Reno  Gazette 190 

Mission  liocU  Waiohouso .  .  .128.'i'  unil  liaik  of  book,  and  12'iS  Uhodes  AW 61 

l:'.(i  I'acitic  Coast  S  S  Co SosiUlchards  it  Snow 1424 

•m\  Pacilic  l.ifc 12s>8; Richards  it  Williams 42 

•.W\  Pa  .itic  Metal  Works 1404|Hickard  W  T 469 


Monnier  A 747'Pacili-  Ocean  House 12  Ricks  T  F  &  Co ,565 


Moiinler  Mmc 

Monta^'ue   W  W  k  Co, 

.Marsfin  line  throu);!)  book. 

Midglcy  J  K ...141(1 

Miller  it  Hichard,  interleaf. 

Montealeagrc  J  (J 1340 

Moody  it  Farish 1104 

Moon  it  Crei^'hton 638 

Moraghan  M  B xxvi 

Morettc  J  P 610 

Morgan  Oto 540 

Morgan  II  H  &  Co 850 

Morgan  it  ("o xwi 

Morris  it  Evans 03 

Morrow  Geo 1344,  1378 

Morse  House 1090 

Mortensen  ^  Snaddon 42 

Morton  A  it  E  i: 1403 

Mott  J  H  it  Co 1452 

Mountain  DeuKKTat 707 

Mouser  BT 1424 

Mowry  L  C 611 

Mowr'y  It  D xxvii 

MullerC 1416 

Mullov&Paul, 57 

MuH'hy  Wni  B    789 

Naber,  Alfs  &  Brune, 

Back  cover 
Napa  Collegiate  Institute.  ..I486 

Napa  County  Reporter 6.59 

Napa  Gold  Dollar 657 

Napa  Hotel 659 

Napa  Register 658 

Napa  Soda  Springs 657 

Napa  Seminary 680 

Nathan  B  &  Co xxix 

Nelson  C  b 530 

Nesbitt  I&  Bro 1347 

Ncwbauer  Jacob 754 

Neustadt  M   M 87s 

Nevada  Tribune 165 

New  Era 511 

Newkirk  DI 1451 

NicoU  The  Tailor Back  cover 

Noe&  L«e 206 


■2  I'aiilic  Press,  front  cover,  in- 
terleaf (172  and  673  and  70, 
4^9,  583,  046,  700,  7.39,  lOSC 

I'acific  Saw  Co 16a 

Paine's  Stables 7.54 

Palmer  H  it  Co, 

Margin  lino  through  book 

Pa'mcr  WE 310 

Parker  J  (i 3s7 

Parker  J  M xxv 

Parsons  (i  H 601 

l'as.sev  F 61 

Patten  F  II 207 

Patterson  Alex 328 

Patterson  WD 433 

PeirceC.M 59 

Peo|)le.s'  Cause 716 

Pcjiper's  Nurseries 704 

I'crlE  &Co 638 

I'rry  Geo a39 

Petaluma  Courier 703 

Peters  F  I,  M  &  Co 1283 

Peters  &  King 303 

Peters  P 709 

Pettit  A  P 468 

Pettil  &  Russ Back  cover 

Phelps  Manuf  g  Co 1289 

Philadelphia  Brewery xxii 

Phillips  H  F 251 

"^ierson  H  H  .   .    .   .  Front  cover 

Pinncy  Ja  B  A  &  Co 1473 

Pioneer  Box  Factory 756 

Pima  County  Bank 468 

Pitcher  IIS 588 

Placerville  Stage  Line 707 

Plate  A  J  &  Co 1404,  1373 

Plaza  Hotel 792 

Beckman  J  B 883 

Poheim  Joe 1446 

Pollhanimer  A 1356 

Popper  S 1439 

Porter  Iron  Roofing  Co 1005 

PostSG ."^ 1481 

Prouss  Frank 155 

Price  Thos 1304 


Ridley  A  E  &  Co 1443 

Rivei-r  Hros 60 

liivett  E  it  H 758 

lioach  John.... 1416 

Roberts  WC 1447 

Kohins  FA 1401 

Uobinson  EI 755 

Robinson  Jerry 846 

Rogers'  Hotel" 870 

Kohr  C  M 303 

Kosevear  Robt 716 

Ross  EC  &Co 638 

Ross  lilt  Son 791 

Rossetcr  &  Smith 1387 

Itottanzi  &  Buzzini 1098 

Rowell  W  H ...566 

lloval  St  John 1438 

Ruftino  I,  J  &  Co 1403 

RufflnoS 877 

Rusbv  k  Merv 531 

Kussell  R  W 794 

Russ  House 1295 

Russian  River  Flag 692 

Sa(Tamento  Bee 753 

Sacramento  Planing  Mills 796 

Sacramento  Restaurant 758 

Sadler  &  Co  ... .  1348,  1358,  1384, 

1419, 1420,  1438,  1442 

Saflford  Hudson  &  Co 469 

St  George  Stables xx 

St  Helena  Hotel 793 

Salazar  &  Rahn 470 

Sale  Dudley 171 

Salisbury,  Hailev  &  Co 98 

Salt  LAke  Herald 1093 

San  Benito  Advance 893 

Sanden burger  Ca 296 

SFBulletin 1063 

SFCall 16b 

8  F  Chronicle Front  cover 

S  F  Journal  of  Commerce 2 

S  F  Merchant 19B6 

SF&NPRR X 

San  Jose  Art  Palace 785 

San  Jose  Candy  Factory 7S9 


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San  Jose  Mercury "ftOlWarhhowt  H 

San  Joiwiiiin  Hotdl 8i'S,  Marjfiii  linu  throujfh  book 

San  .luan  Htaxt  Lino 893  Stoiirna  N  &  Son 'im 

Sun  Ijouiidro  lleporter Ssl)  Stueto  .liinios  (J&tio VMi 


Sttulo  Mrs, I  B VMi-> 

Steun  ET Via 

Stoll  Henry xv 


San  Itelfael  Livery  Stable 801 

Santa  Clara  Mill  &  Lumber  Co  "8i» 

Saroni  Louis  &  Co i:U5 

Saunders  Henry 433  Stein  V  \\ 133" 

Saylor  A  L 2(>1  Stephens  JO 3!l 

Schaaf  V\\    r.22  Stevens  S 38 

SehiefferC  H  1387  StiniHon  Mrs  A  L 317 

Schloth  Chrs .  .30B  Stockton  Ajfricultural  Ware- 
Schmidt  M  &  Co 13t)8,  1458|     house • 844 


Sohnoler  Joat  403 

SohoonfeUl  SD 716 

SchroderJ  K 722 

Schueler  Jost fil» 

Schull  JT 457 

SchutnOhas  400 

Schulze  I' 
Schwahaeher  Si  Co 


Stockton  Iron  Works 842 

Stockton  Stables 843 

Stockton  Steuni  Laundrx-. . .  840 

Stone  TN "....  171 

Streit  HC 171 

Strobel  Carl 758 

306j Sullivan  James aS8 

1473  Sullivan  Thos 1338 


Schwartz  Chas 639 

Schwin  Wni  — 15B 

Scott  Bros 1300 

Scott  John  McO ...   182 

Scott  J  P fi3!) 

Scott  Mathcw  A 877 

Seattle  Post  395 

Shaeffer  J  W  &  Co, 

Back  cover  and  1292 

Shanley  &  Co 123 

Shaw  J 306 

Shearer  Geo  D 1344 

Shepard  AH 813 

Shopman  WE 1365 

Sherman  Mrs  E  J 636 

Shires  William 1365 

Short  Rosanna 1384 

ShreveOeo  W 1373 

SiddallD 324 

Sidne\  Stagre  Line 1492 

SilvaVMC 39 

Singer  WmJr 639 

Sloanaker  I  N 691 

Slotterhek  Chas 605 

Small  E  r  &  Sons 5.50 

Spooner  AW 1473 

Stanley  E  J 1492 

Stuart  J  M 1488 

Small  J  W 394 


Swain  LA 198 

Sweasey  W  J  &  Son 507 

Sweetser  &  Alsip Back  cover 

Tabcr,  Harker  &  Co 894 

Vaber  I  W .w 

Tambling  Mrs  L  C 1424 

Taylor  Joseph 208 

Taylor  Thos  iS;  Co 208 

Terrace  Baths -xii 

Terrv&Co 50» 

ThaxterG  o  C 

.  Marjrin  line  through  book 

Thomas  E  A 38 

Thompson  C  V 841 

Thompson  Dixie 806 

Thompson  L 13.50 

Thomson  &  Evans. .  .1429  &  1401 

Thicle  E 182 

Thrall  HH 13.50 

Tiernan  R  &  Co 14!' 

Titus  Samuel 513 

Tickner  Buniham  &  Co 533 

Towle  Bros  &  Co 555 

Town  Talk 789 

Tracy  Stoble 853 

Tracy  Geo  H 1090 

Traube  H 1298 

Truckee  Hotel 857 

Truckee  Lumber  Co 855 


)5  jTruckee  Republican . . . 


Smith  AM 

Smith  F  J 568 

Smith  Mart 199 

Smith  Mrs  M  J 472 

Smith  &  Starratt • 155 

SmithTheoA- 44 

Smith  &  Walling. 316 

SnellJW 59 

SnowH  H 864 

Soiano  Times 866 

Soper  Miss  Nettie 384 

SouIeE 14.51 

S  PRK v.  .xiii 

South  Pacific  Coast  R  R xi 

Spear,  Meade  &  Co 1344 

Spinnev  Dr. . . , 1293 

SponogleFM 1.58 

Spratt  Joseph 443 

S{»ring  Mcnzo 1287,  1310 

Standard 307 

Standard  Soap  Co 

Back  of  book 

State  House 745 

Stayton  Wm  H 540lWade  W  A  &  Co 


.  .8.56 

Trueworth,  "F  M xxvii 

Tuebner  &  Hoffman xix 

Tull  Frank .508 

Tully,  Ochoa  &  Co 470 

Tupper  G  A 817 

Turner  Bros 278 

Tuscarora  stage  line 173 

llkiah  City  Hotel 861 

Ukiah  City  Press 860 

Union  Hotel  (Chico) 531 ' 

Union  Hotel <i95 

Union  Pacific  R  R i 

xviii,  XXX,  1492 

Union  Stables 795 

Vallejo  Chronicle 865- 

Vane ;  House 566 

Van  Dyke  William  &  Co 42 

Varney  AN 1090 

Victoria  &  New  Westminster 

Steamer 421 

Volker  C 717 

VorbergH 179 

..  41 


Wugeuer  Henry 61 

Warner  F " 1350 

Wah  Shuiig  it  Co 701 

Waldron  M  F lol 

Walker  H  V  &,Va> 471 

Walker  lluv  WS 328 

Walling  AG 306 

Wungeuhcini  J  It 434 

Wtirdlcigh  H  C 41 

Waring  ('has  A 755 

Washington  College 871 

Wussmann  A 760 

Watson  &  Randall 506 

Watson  Sarah     .    , 41 

Watsonville  Pajaronian 874 

Weaver  HA Front  cover 

Webber  Mrs  John 894 

Weber  t«eo 893 

Webster  Joshua  B  845 

Weed  &  Kingwell 1321 

Weinhard  H 311 

Wcitinaii  Frank  &  C'o 158 

Welch  JC 695 

Welisch  The(Hlore 471 

Wentworth  House 1092 

West  « 'oast  Signal 565 

WeatE  H 584 

West  &  Heath 644 

Western  Oregon  R  R 244 

Western  House 640 

Weston  Mrs  KG 171 

Westall  J 1368 

WheatC  D 1415 

Wheatley,  Cook  &  Co 1432 

Wheeler  it  Wilson   691 

Wheelwright  MB 44 

White  Geo  R 791 

Whiting  F  B  711 

Whitney  &  Marshall 1289 

Whipple  \  H 817 

Whitney,  .Sumner  &  Co 1386 

Whitworth  F  H 396 

Wicgand  C  &  Co 210 

Wiegand  Conrad 210 

Wiegand,  Perkins  &  Co  ....  210 

Wicgand,  Taylor  &  Co 210 

Wightnian  &  Hampton 640 

Wigginton  D 318 

WilderEB 60 

Wilhelm  Edward 182 

Wilkinson  H  F 607 

Wilton  Jno  &  Co xxvli 

Williams  C  H 1486 

Wilson  J  W 761 

Williams  J  T 311 

Williaihs  R  L 851 

Wm  Tell  House 769 

Willows  Brewery 1322 

Wiiiiior  Hotel 688 

Wischniann  &  Holthower. . .  .396 

Wixom  Isaac 1 55 

Wolfl  &  Loze 1:187 

Wonderlich  &  Bryan 498 

Wood  Benj 211 

Woodland  Democrat 1300 

Woodniff  AL      666 

WoodWB  563 

Woods  F  N  &  Co xxvli 

Wren  Thos 181 

Yaple  Frank 209 

Yolo  Mail 885 

Yo  Semite  Hotel  (Stockton).  842 

Yo  Semite  House 821 

Zeckendorf  L  &  Co  .   .    .   .  1097 


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We  woulil  respectfully  call  attention  to  our  facilities  for  the  prosecution  of  Land 
and  Mininj^  Cases  before  the  U.  S.  Land  Offices  of  this  State,  and  the  Clencral  Land 
Office  at  Washinfjton,  D.  C.  Contested  and  Ex-parte,  Homestead,  Pre-emption, 
Town  Site  and  Mining  Cases  promptly  and  efficiently  conducted.  S|)ecial  attention 
given  to  Ai)iilicalions  for  Patents  to  Mines ;  to  Suspended  Pre-emption,  Homestead 
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in  which  additional  inoof  is  required,  and  to  procuring  title  under  the  law  for  the 
disposal  of  Timber  I.ands.  Will  also  attend  to  business  before  the  State  Land 
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Claimants.  We  will  also  conduct  any  Litigation  entrusted  to  us  in  the  Courts,  in- 
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Before  nie,  S.  S.  Murfey,  a  notary  public  in  mid  for  said  city  and  county  of  San  Kranciaco 
personally  appeared  William  (3.  Waters,  of  said  city  and  cmiriiy,  who  being  by  me  first  dulvsworn 
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Situated  between  the  37th  and  42d  parallels  of  north  latitude,  and  the  109th 
and  1 14th  meridians  west  from  Greenwich,  lyiuK  north  of  Arizona,  south  of  Idaho 
and  Wyoming,  east  of  Nevada,  and  west  of  Colorado  and  Wyoming,  and  having 
an  area  of  84,476  square  miles.  It  is  divided  almost  equally  by  the  Wasatch 
mountains,  which  intersect  its  whole  extent  from  north  to  south.  On  the  east 
side  of  these  lofty  sentinels,  are  the  Gre^'n  and  Grand  rivers,  which,  with  their  sev- 
eral branches  from  the  Colorado,  while  on  the  west  side  are  Jordan,  Weber,  Bear, 
Timpanogos,  Sevier  and  Salt  Creek  rivers,  to  whose  waters  the  cultivation  of  many 
thousand  acres  of  land  and  the  reduction  of  vast  quantities  of  ore  can  be  attributed. 
The  interests  which  involve  the  destiny  of  this  promising  Territory,  are  dependent 
on  these  beautiful  and  valuable  streams.  Without  their  presence,  the  many  bloom- 
ing orchards,  fields  of  rustling,  ripening  grain,  and  the  hum  of  commerce,  would  be 
represented  by  desolation  and  waste.  Irrigation  is  a  necessity  f orthe  production 
of  cereals  and  fruits,  of  which  she  can  consistently  boast  in  terms  of  enthusiasm 
and  pride,  for  in  all  markets  where  the  products  of  her  soil  have  been  introduced, 
they  nave  acquired  a  reputation,  both  for  quality  and  size,  that  is  truly  encourag- 
ing. These  facts,  in  addition  to  the  one  which  experiments  in  mining  industries 
have  demonstratetl,  ai-e  worthy  the  consideration  of  all  seeking  profitable  invest- 
ment in  that  direction,  and  certainly  augur  most  favorably  of  her  future.  She  is  pos- 
sessed with  a  multiplicity  of  features  which  must  prove  of  advantage  to  her  rapid 
and  pennanent  growth,  and  not  the  least  importance  of  these  is  her  climate.  In 
the  southern  part  of  the  Territory,  cotton  is  grown  without  risk,  and  experience 

groves  that  the  silk-worm  can  thrive  almost  anywhere  within  her  confines, 
ranges  and  other  tropical  fruits  have  been  grown  also  in  some  localities,  though 
in  some  sections  the  temperature  reaches  a  degree  of  cold  that  is  disastrous  to  stock. 
Heavy  falls  of  snow  are  annually  witnessed  in  the  northern  portion.  The  moun- 
tains are  covered  during  the  greater  portion  of  the  year  with  a  luxuriant  growth 
of  nutritious  grasses,  on  which  large  herds  of  cattle,  Hocks  of  slieep,  and  droves  of 
horses,  grow  sleek  and  fat,  and  become  a  source  of  great  revenue  to  their  owners. 
Another  of  her  attractive  features  is  Ihe  dryness  and  purity  of  the  atmosphere, 
while  the  water  which  courses  constantly  down  her  mountain  sides,  is  cool,  spark- 
ling and  delicious.  The  sanitary  condition  of  the  Territory  is  highly  gratifying, 
and  her  public  school  system  is  spoken  of  in  the  highest  praise.  The  Great  Salt 
Lake  is  a  beautiful  sheet  of  water,  though  so  strongly  impregnated  with  chloride 
of  sodium,  as  to  render  it  unfit  for  use  in  th6  promotion  of  the  agricultural  inter- 
ests. Very  valuable  salt  is  made  by  evaporation  from  the  water  which  comes  from 
it.  So  extremely  salt  is  it  that  nothing  endowed  with  animal  life  can  exist  in  it. 
Its  dimensions  are  75  by  30  miles,  and  during  the  warm  season  it  is  visited  by  thou- 
sands of  people,  for  the  purpose  of  bathing  in  it.  The  buoyancy  of  the  water  is  so 
great  that  it  is  found  impossible  for  persons  to  sink  in  it.  Each  succeeding 
year  witnesses  an  increase  in  the  development  of  her  inines,  and  the  time  is  not  re- 
mote when  she  shall  wear  the  crown  which  credits  her  with  being  the  leading  bullion 
{troducing  dependency  of  the  Union.  For  the  year  ending  December,  1879,  Wells, 
i'argo  &  Co.  handled  2,301,276  pounds  of  refined,  and  26,441,359  pounds  of  unre- 
fin^  lead,  3,835,047  ounces  of  silver  and  15,932  ounces  of  gold,  the  product  of 
Utah,  whose  combined  value  amounted  to  $5,219,747.69. 

When  the  above  figures  are  added  to  those  of  individuals  who  have  not  had  deal- 
ings with  the  express  company,  the  aggregate  will  have  been  largely  increased,  and 
when  the  fact  that  these  interests  are  as  yet  comparatively  in  their  infancy  is  consid- 
ered, the  belief  of  her  importance  as  a  "lustrous  gem  "  in  our  country's  firmament, 
must  become  deeply  rooted.  Her  population  cannot  exceed  150,000  people,  though 
the  resources  are  capable  of  supporting  twenty  times  the  number.  Her  saw  and  gnst 
mills  are  numerous  in  comparison  with  other  sections,  and  give  employment  to  an 
army  of  operatives. 

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ALI'IIABITTlrALIiT. 


RAILROADS. 

Through  the  spirit  of  enterprise  which  largely  predotniiiatecl  in  the  ^en  who 
were  prominently  identified  with  the  history  of  Utah,  and  who  had  lier  welfare  at 
heart,  her  progress  was  accelerated  by  the  introduction  of  rapid  transporation  in 
the  form  of  railways.  Hoping  to  profit  by  the  experience  of  public-spirited  per- 
sons of  "  the  States,"  they  contributed  largely  from  their  funds  of  intelligence  and 
finance,  and  through  that  energy  characteristic  of  the  "  western  element, "  they 
found  a  remedy  which  soon  relieved  them  of  the  evil  of  the  stage-coach  and  heavy 
"  prairie  schooner, "  and  that  was  the  iron  horse  and  coaches.  There  are  nine  lines 
in  operation  in  the  Territory,  namely,  the  Central  Pacific,  the  Union  Pacific,  Utah 
Central,  Utah  Southern,  Utah  and  Northern,  Wasatch  and  Jordan  Valley,  Utah 
Western,  Bingham  Canyon  and  Cainp  Floyd,  and  Pleasant  Valley. 

THE  CENTRAL  PACIFIC 

Joins  hand  with  the  Union  Pacihc  at  Ogden,  and  thus  forms  a  continuous  line  from 
the  Pacific  to  the  Atlantic  seaboard.  The  completion  of  this  transcontinental 
roadway  of  steel  was  a  success,  unparalleled  in  the  art  of  railway  engineering  and 
construction.  Its  machine  shops  at  Ogden  give  employment  to  quite  a  number  of 
men,  and  through  its  monthly  distribution  of  wages,  tlie  Territory  is  greatly  bene- 
fited. 

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Also  has  its  shops  at  O^den,  and  is  a  "  power  in  the  land,"  and  an  auxiliary  to  the 
sustenance  of  a  population,  that  is  of  incalculable  value. 

THE  UTAH  CENTRAL 

Is  37  miles  in  length,  having  Ogden  for  its  northern,  and  Salt  Ijake  City  for  its 
southern  terminus.  It  was  built  by  individual  labor  in  1870,  >/ith  very  little 
money,  by  residents  of  the  Territory,  the  late  President  Young  having  entire  si*  "^r- 
intendence  of  its  construction.     It  has  proved  to  be  a  profitable  investment. 

THE  UTAH  SOUTHERN 

Is  the  second  rot.d  that  was  built  in  Utah,  and  it  is  really  an  extension  of  the  Utah 
Central,  continuing  southward  from  Salt  Lake  City. 

THE  UTAH  AND  NORTHERN 

Is  a  narrow  gauge,  running  from  Ogden  to  a  point  beyond  Kigle  Kock,  Idaho, 
though  it  is]  the  purpose  to  cxtund  the  line  further  into  that  Territory.  It  is 
owne<l  by  the  Union  Pacific,  and  it  traverses  some  of  the  most  magnificent  scenic 
country  ever  human  eyes  beheld,  while  there  is  considerable  land  along  its  route 
that  is  superior  for  agricultural  purposes. 

THE  OTHER  LINES 

Are  short  and  of  local  importance,  and  were  built  by  private  capital,  though  they 
have  been  greatly  instrumental  toward  securing  a  steady  growth  of  the  Territory. 


Adamsville, 

BEAVER   COUNTY. 

Dettlebach  — ,  gen  mdse 
Enens  John  S,  blacksmith 
Evans  J  T,  blacksmith 
Ingram  Alex  G,  Postmaster 
Joseph  J  H,  gen  mdse 


Alpine  City, 

UTAH    COUNTY. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Devy  W  &  Son,  hardware  and  saddlery 

Nash  W,  lumber 


Alta, 


SALT   LAKE    COUNTY. 

Although  among  the  oldest  of  Utah 
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ulation of  about  500.  The  mines  in  the 
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fame  for  their  wonderful  richness,  among 
which  are  the  Emma,  Flagstaff,  Prince 
of  Wales,  North  Star,  etc.  Previous  to 
the  spring  of  1878,  the  town's  future 
was  full  of  bright  promise,  but  a  calam- 
itous conflagration  nearly  swept  it  out 
of  existence  at  that  period,  and  steps 
have  been  delayed  toward  rebuilding  it. 
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Bateman  J  T,  justice  of  the  i>eace 
Brougli  C  M,  miniuK  recorder 
Burgess  U  E,  constaole  and  collector 
Collins  C  H,  liquors 
Devers  A  R,  hotel 
Fitzgerald  A  J,  liquors        ,     • 
O'Reilly  J  J,  gen  mdse  •   , 

Rettick  Fritz,  liquors 
Rowe  VV  P,  meat  market         ' 
Schmidt  Peter,  Alta  Brewery 
Scrimglour  James,  lesaee  "Emma  mine" 
Sickler  C  M,  winra  and  liquors 
Simmons  F   H   Dr,   druggist,  sundries 

and  postmaster 
Strickley  John,  gen  mdse 
Thomas  Albert,  Canyon  House 
Tucker  Jamea,  gen  mdse 
Wentzburg  Jos,  merchant 
Wright  Martin,  barber 


American  Fork, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

A  lively  little  town  of  about  1,500  in- 
habitants, 33  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake, 
and  15  miles  north  of  Provo  City.     A 
postoffice  on  the  Utah  Southern  Rail 
road. 


Adums  A,  Hour  mills 
Adamson  J,  flour  mills 
Bennett  John,  furniture 
Chadwick  James,  tailor 
Chipman  James,  gen  mdse 
Co-operative  Institution,  gen  mdse 
Crooks  J,  blacksmith 
Dunkley  A,  gen  mdse 
Durant  J,  brewery 
Grant  W,  music,  stationery,  etc 
Greenwood  W,  notary 
Harrington  L  E,  postmaster 
Higley  W  J,  jeweler  * 

Hogard  J,  market 
Jackson  W  W,  lumber 
Keppemeck  R,  hotel 
Lee  £  B,  painter 
Miller  A,  hot«l 
MuUiner  S,  flour  mills 
Paxman  Wm,  lumber 
Robinson  J,  wagonmaker 
Robinson  W  H,  wagonmaker 
Shelley  &  Thornton,  gen  mdse 
Smith  W,  blacksmith 
Twede  C  F,  hamessmaker 
Wadsworth  T  J,  physician 
Waterman  G  A,  gen  mdse  and  drugs 
WebbF,  bootmaker 


Argenta, 

SALT    LAKE    (X)UNTY. 

Bagley  C,  lumber 

Brighton  R  A,  hotel 

Butler  Alvin,  lumber 

Butler  Philander,  steam  saw  mill 

Cunnipgton  k  Co,  gen  mdse 

Maxfield  R,  lumber 

HONX  JAS  T,  notary  public,  recorder 

and  postmaster 
Whipple  N  W,  lumber 


Ashley, 

WASATCH   COUNTY. 

Bentley  C,  blacksmith 

Britt  &  Carey,  gen  mdse 

Britt  W  C,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

postmaster 
Coulton  C  E,  agric'l  implements  and 

hardware 
Gibson  James,  gen  mdse 


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BOX    ELDEH  COUNTY. 

ANDERSON    N    P,    postmaster  and 

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Andreasen  J,  carpenter 
Casper  R,  carpenter 
Holmgren  P  O,  blacksmith 


Beaver  City, 

BEAVER    30UNTY. 

Barton  W  &  Co,  gril.t  mill 
Beaver  Co-operative  Mercantile  Institu- 
tion, gen  mdse 
Beaver  Co-operative  Woolen  Mills 
Beteiison  J,  hotel 
Copeland  W,  sawmill 
Crouch  Mrs  E  C.  millinery 
Dowling  &  Flood,  drugs 
Fennemore  J,  gen  mdse 
Fields  J,  publisher 
Herbert  G  H,  drugs 
Jackson  Samuel,  Sr,  saddler 
Jones  W  P,  hardware 
Livingstone  M,  gen  mdse 
Matthews  E  C,  hotel 
McDonough  D,  liquors 
Murdock  J  R,  stock  raiser 
Robinson  J  L,  shoemaker 
Selig  &  Simon,  gen  mdse 
Thompson  Wni,  grain 
Wookhouse  E  C,  gen  md^ 


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Belleyue) 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  7  miles  north  of  Toquer- 
ville  and  320  miles  south  of  Palt  Lake 
City. 

Anderson  P,  gen  mdse 
Birch  J,  gen  mdse  | 

Gates  J,  postmaster  •  • 

Johnson  J  H,  produce 
Sylvester  J,  wme  manufacture 


Ulrick  Dr,  physician 
Von  Trott  0,  justice  peace 
Webb  Frank,  constable 
Wellman  Henry,  barber 
Wellman  &  Hoyer,  druggists 
Wood  H,  assayer 


Benson, 

CACUE   COUNTY. 
BOOEBS  THOS,  postmaster 

Bingham, 

SALT  LAKE   COUNTY, 

Is  the  terminus  of  Bingham  Canyon  and 
Camp  Floyd  Railroad,  28  miles  from  Salt 
Lake  City  in  a  southwesterly  direction. 
The  title  of  "Old  Reliable"  has  certainly 
not  been  misapplied,  for  despite  the  rav- 
ages of  depression  and  drouth,  almost 
insurmountable  in  their  nature,  in  the 
very  face  of  driving  and  destructive  ele- 
ments, which  tiu  itioned  her  right  to 
"hold  her  own,'  she  has  withstood  every- 
thing, and  is  to-day  one  of  the  substan 
tial  mining  towns  of  the  Territory.  The 
place  depends  almost  solely  upon  the 
mining  interests,  a  feature  that  has  filled 
her  horoscope  with  gleams  of  bright 
promise  in  the  form  of  development, 
steady  and  permanent.  There  are  seve 
ral  places  ot  business,  as  well  as  a  public 
hall,  a  church,  and  a  school.  The  popu- 
lation is  about  600  souls. 


Bourgard  Bros  &  Smith,  meat  market 

Coakley  &  Co,  livery  stable 

Cooper  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Duncan  James  k  Co,   mining  suppUea 

and  liquors 
Gulianini  — ,  barber 
Gunsen  E  A,  mining  supplies  and  liquors 
Jerguson  J,  meat  market 
Judd  Dr  — ,  physician 
Keate  J  P,  druggist 
Kinney  L  B,  justice  peace 
Lodders  Gug,  liquors 
MORRIS  1,  postmaster 
Morris  I  &  Co,  gen  mdse     . 
Noland  Sam,  hotel 
Smith  k  Bourgard,  liq'iora 
Smith  Geo,  hotel 
Tavey  P,  news  depot 
Thompson  Dr,  physician 
Thompson  Henry,  county  recorder 


Brig^ham  City. 

BOX    ELDER   COUNTY. 

Brigham  City  is  the  county  seat  of  Box 
Elder  county,  and  is  a  town  of  2,500 
inhabitants.  It  is  situated  on  the  Utah 
&  Northern  and  Central  Pacific  railroads, 
three  miles  east  of  Bear  Rivei,  and  18 
miles  north  ot  Ogden  City.  Its  location 
is  a  beautiful  one,  being  on  a  gradual  in- 
cline, and  's  near  the  mouth  of  Box  El- 
der Canyon,  In  its  corporate  capacity, 
Brigham  City  extends  to  the  boundary 
line  of  Cache  county  on  the  east,  and 
takes  in  a  most  beautiful  little  valley 
surrounded  with  lofty  mjuntains,  and 
having  in  it  a  flourishing  farming  settle- 
ment called  Montana,  with  a  population 
of  350  souls.  The  town  site  proper  of 
Brigham  City  is  rocky  and  filled  with 
gravel,  making  the  ground  most  solid  to 
build  on,  and  the  streets,  which  run  at 
right  angles,  are  as  solid  and  level  as  if 
a:;tually  paved  by  the  hand  of  human  in- 
genuity, the  same  having  an  efiect  to 
make  the  ground  uncommonly  warm,  so 
that  a  great  variety  of  tine  fruit  is  rais- 
ed in  rich  abundance  which,  connec- 
ted with  the  vast  amount  of  flowers  and 
roses  growing  in  the  summer,  causes  the 
place  to  partially  resemble  the  tropical 
regions.  A  money  order  office  is  connec- 
ted with  the  postoffice,  and  here  is  also 
an  express  office.  There  is  a  woolen  fac- 
tory and  tannery  of  considerable  capac- 
ity, besides  a  number  of  other  manufact- 
uring establishments.such  as  blacksmith, 
wagonmakers,  carpenters,  etc.  Stock- 
raising  and  dairying  are  amongst  the 
ftrominent  intci«sts  to  which  the  place 
ooks  for  support. 


Box  E  A,  county  attorney 

Brigham  City  Mercantile  and  Manufact- 
uring Association,  gen  mdse,  woo)  in 
fac^ory,  tannery  and  shoemaking 

Burt  John  D,  county  judge 

Bywater  Jao, 'county  clerk   and  recorder 

CHRISTENSEN  A,  att'y  at  law.  city 
att'y,  sup't  of  schools  and  postmaster 

Fishburn  R  L,  collector 

Horsley  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Janson  A  A,  mason  and  builder 

Loveland  C  C,  sheriff  and  city  marshal 

Mortensen  Lars,  blacksmith 


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Utah — Brinton-Center. 


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Nielsen  J  C,  cabinetmaker 

Nielsen  J  J  &  Co,  tailors 

Herce  Eli  H,  agt  U  and  N  R  R  and  U 

P  express 
Bosenbaum  M  D,  county  collector 
Smith  Samuel,  mayor 
Stratford  A  &  Co,  tailors 
Watkins  W  L,  county  and  city  treasurer 
Wight  Stephen,  county  surveyor 
Wrighton  W  H,  carpenter  and  builder 


Brinton, 

SALT   LAKE   COUNTY. 

Brinton  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Howard  L  A,  liquors 
Miller  J  A,  machinist 
NefFBros,  millers 


Butlerville, 

SALT   LAKE   COUNTY, 

Butler  N,  blacksmith 

BUTLER  PHIL,  gen  mdse,   brewer, 

lumber,  saw  mill  and  postmastor 
Fuller  Wm,  brewer 


Cairs  Fort, 

BOX    ELDER   COUNTY. 

BEATTY  B  H,  postmaster 
Hnnsaker  Abraham, gen  mdse,  and  miller 


Camp  Douglas, 

SALT    LAKE    COUNTY. 

PostoflSce  address,  Salt  Lake  City ;  A 
military  post  of  the  United  States,  two 
miles  east  of  the  city,  situated  on  the 
*'  bench  "  or  upland.  The  place  is  most 
tastefully  laid  out  and  conveniently  ar- 
ranged, having  a  capacity  for  the  ac- 
commodation of  3,000  troops. 


Cannon, 

TOOELE   COUNTY. 

Ajax  William,  merchant 
Cook  David  J,  stock  raiser 
HILLMAN  EMILT,  postmistress 
Rockwells  Horace,  stock  raiser 
Rockwell  Parker,  stock  raiser 
Shursbory  Lewis,  stock  rai-.er 
AVright  Geo,  stock  raiser 


Cedar  City, 

IRON   COUNTY, 
Is  on  the  stage  line  of  Gilmer,  Sauls- 


bury  &  Co.,  about  280  miles  from  Salt 
Lake  city,  has  a  population  of  700  and 
is  spoken  of  synonomously  with  activity 
and  beauty.  Coal  of  a  splendid  charac- 
tei:  is  found  in  great  quantities  only  six 
miles  from  uhe  place,  from  which  the 
people  are  furnished  with  all  necessary 
fuel.  The  buildings  are  of  a  substan- 
tial nature,  the  material  used  in  their 
construction  Ijeing  chiefly  brick  and 
stone,  all  of  which  are  of  goc  1  archi- 
tectural design. 


AUdridge  Richard,  boots  and  shoes 

Bauer  A,  carpenter 

Bayley  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Birkbeck  R  R,  carpenter 

Ghappin  L  R,  flour  mills 

Chatterley  G,  postmaster 

Coal  Creek  Lumber  Co 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Corry  A,  gen  mdse 

Corry  Wm,  blacksmith 

Cox  S,  carpenter 

Hunter  G,  carpenter 

Leigh  Saml,  furniture 

Lunt  H,  hotel 

Makkaprang  Wm,  furniture 

Palmer  Richard,  blacksmith 

Root  L,  painter 

Urie  James,  blacksmith 

Walker  Joseph,  coal 

Walker  T,  lumber 

Wood  Geo,  liquors  \ 

Woods  G,  hotel 

Cedar  Foi^., 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

Carsen  W  H,  liquors 
Larsen  J,  hotel 
Simmons  M  S,  liquors 


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UTAH    COUNTY. 

A  postoflice  40  miles  northwest  of 
i'rovo  City,  and  8  miles  east  of  Salt  Lake 
City. 

Cedar  Fort  Co-operative,  gen  mdse 
Cook  H  F,  hotel 
Hocking  John,  gen  mdse 


Center, 

TOOELE   OOUNTT. 
AJAX  WM,  Postmaster 


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Utah — Centerville-Corinne. 


AI/PIIABRTICALLT. 


Centerville,  . 

DAVIS   COUNTY. 

Baird  James,  blacksmith 

Brandou  Thos  J,  attorney  at  law 

Capner  Wm,  cabinet  maker 

Centerville  C  M  I,  gen  mdse 

Coles  Jno,  painter 

Ford  Jno,  stock  raiser 

Harriss  J  J,  cabinet  maker 

Mills  Bichard,  painter 

Prophet  Bichard,  boot  and  shoemaker 

KEEV]^   W,  X'^^^'"'^^^'*'  (county  as 

sessor  and  collector 
Simms  Alexander,  flour 
Smith  W  B,  probate  judge 
Tree  Jno,  bootmaker 


Charleston, 

WASATCH   COUNTY. 

Murdock  N  C,  sup't  Co-operative  Store 

and  postmaster 
Wright  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 


Chester, 

SAN    PETE    COUNTY. 

Allred  Isaac  N,  gen'l  sup't  Chester  Co- 
operative Mercantile  Institution 

Allred  B  N,»presideut  Chester  Co-opera- 
tive Mercantile  Institution 

Allred  Bedrick  B,  stock  raiser 

Beck  Hans  C  H,  county  pouudkeeper 

Candland  A  W,  postmaster 

CANDIAND     DAVID,    prosecuting 

attorney  and  notary  public 
Carles  Wm  H,  stock  raiser 
Chester  Co-operative    Mercantile    Inst, 

gen  mdse 
Child  Joel  H,  book  agent 
Madsen  Andrew,  freighter  '    ^ 

Neilsen  Lars,  musician 
West  Thomas,  freighter 


Clarkston, 

CACHE    COUNTY. 

Carbine  W  V  O,  president  Co-operative 

Store  and  postmaster 
Davis  Geo  J,  carpenter 
H^;gie    A    W,    manager    Co-operative 

Malmberg  J  P,  blacksmith 
Sayer  Thos,  shoemaker 
Stewart  S,  carpenter 
Yatea  H,  blacksmith 


Coalville, 


SUMMIT   COUNTY, 

A  county  seat,  and  located  on  the  Weber 
river,  42  miles  east  of  Salt  Lake  City. 
Has  a  population  of  about  700.  The 
coal  mines,  from  which  its  name  is 
taken,  are  its  principal  support,  although 
there  is  some  agriculture  in  the  vicinity. 

Allen  T  L,  wagonmaker 

Allison  E  M,  sheriff 

Asper  Elias,  probate  judge 

Boyden  John,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 

Cluff  Wm  W,  selectman 

Coalville  Co-operative  Institution,  gen 

merchandise 
Eldredge  Alma,  prosecuting  attorney 
Evans  Henry,  county  treasurer 
Gentry  Samuel,  blacksmith 
Peterson  Geo  N,  blacksmith 
Bippon  Eobt,  wagonmaker 
Boundy  J  C,  selectman 
SALMON    ROB'T,  county  clerk  and 

recorder 
Snyder  Geo  G,  selectman 
Statey  &  Co,  lumber 


Corinne, 

BOX    ELDER   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  C.  P.  Bailroad,  25 
miles  west  of  Ogdeu,  in  the  beautiful 
valley  of  Bear  river.  It  is  the  pioneer 
Gentile  town  of  the  Territory,  and  at 
one  time  in  its  early  history  was  the 
scene  of  great  activity  and  commercial 
enterprise.  Since  the  advent  of  the  rail- 
road, however,  a  gradual  decline  has 
been  experienced,  owing  to  the  fact  that 
it  has  been  deprived  of  the  freighting 
business,  which  was  a  feature  that 
formed  a  most  important  factor  in  the 
support  of  the  place.  It  is  very  desira- 
bly located,  and  may  again  assume  pro- 
portions of  some  dignity.  Mr.  John  W. 
Guthrie,  who  is  prominently  indentiiied 
with  the  history  of  the  town,  has  a 
great  deal  of  confidence  in  its  future. 
The  country  surrounding  it  is  of  an 
agricultural  nature,  capable  of  support- 
ing a  large  population.  M.  E.  Campbell 
is  proprietor  of  the  only  hotel. 

Adams  E  P,  agt  C  P  B  B 
Amshler  M,  brewery 
Black  J  D,  ass't  postmaster  • 

BLACK  T  Ji  druggist  and  postmaster 
BOESSEL  MRS  A,  Bailroad  House 
BOESSEL  V  E,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
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Boulware  J  B,  physician 


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Brown  Thomas,  carpenter 

Byers  J  H,  carpenter 

Campbell  M  E,  Central  Hotel 

Cass  0  D,  physician 

Chase  H  H  &  Co,  shippers  dress  beef, 
pork,  etc 

CSBTJRCH  F  H,  general  produce,  com- 
mission and  poultry,  C  P  depot 

EARHART  D,  meat  market 

Farmer  J  D,  gen  mdse 

Faust  H  J,  physician 

Ferris  E  R,  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements 

OTJTHBIE  J  W,  groceries,  grain, 
flour,  produce,  banker  and  mayor 

HADLET  E  R  &  CO,  hides,  pelts, 
furs  and  wool 

HELFRICH  E  C  &  CO,  produce 

HELFRICH  W  V  notary  public, 
cashier    Guthrie's  Bank  and  county 

sup't  schools 

HEUSINO  W,  gen  mdse,  Montana 

Horn  N,  shoemaker 

Janell  Mrs  J,  boarding 

Johnson  E  P,  attorney  at  law 

Johnson  Harry,  harness  maker,  marshal 


KELLER  JOSEPH,  produce 

Kousman  M  F,  saloon 

EUHN'  A  &  BRO,  dry  goods  and 
clothing,  boots,   shoes,  hats  caps,  etc 

Landick  John,  tin,  copper  and  sheet- 
ironworker 

LEIWIS  H  &  CO,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail groceries,  liquors,  cigars  tobacco, 
etc,  bet  3d  and  4th  on  Montana 

Lorimer  Wm,  barber 

McDonald  L,  telegraph  operator  W  U 

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RAILROAD  HOUSE,  Mrs  A  Boeasel 
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Ryan  D  D,  constable 

SMITH  H  H,  second-hand  store,  pro- 
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Spencer  H  W  P,  books  and  barber 

Stover  W  R,  City  Treasurer  and  col- 
lector 

Van  Valkenbesg  J  P,  harness  and  sad- 
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J.  W.  GUTHRIE, 


CORINNE,  UTAH, 

Buys  and  sells  Exchan^&  '>n  all  the  principal  Cities 
of  the  United  States  and  Europe. 

PROMPT  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  COLLECTION. 


CORREliPOXDENTS : 


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J.  W.  GUTHRIE, 

WHOLESALE    G-EOCEE 


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Flour,  Grain,  Salt,  Etc., 

CORINNE,      -      -       -        Box  Elder  County, 


Croyden, 


MORGAN    COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  9  miles  east  of  Morgan  City, 
aiul  54tnile8  northeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 


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MILLARD   COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  30  miles  northwest  of  Fill- 
more City  and  133  miles  southwest 
Salt  Lake  City. 

Black  Joseph,  gen  mdse 
Dewsnup  Hyrum,  Postmaster 


Diamond, 

SUAE    COUNTY. 
Course  R  T,  gen  mdse 
Hills  R  A,  gen  mdse 
Murphy  Joseph,  shoemaker 
Stewart  Simson,  blacksmith 
Thurmond  J  T,  blacksmith 


Draper, 


SALT    LAKE   COUNTY. 
Postoffice  18  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake 
City,  on  Utah  Southern  Railroad. 


Thomas  V,  shoemaker 
Wright  J  P,  carpenter 


Duncan's  Retreat, 

KANE   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  1 1  miles  east  of  Toquer- 
ville,  and  340  miles  southeast  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 


Echo  City, 

SUMMIT   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  5  miles  north  of  Coalville, 
the  great  coal  producing  town  of  the 
Territory,  and  47  miles  northeast  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 

Beckwith  &  Lander,  gen  mdse 
Schenck  Truman,  agent  U  P  R  R 
Wickel  li,  confectioneries 
BTJNTRI  CHAS,  postmaster  and   gen 

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Edwards  Solomon,  sawmills        - 
Hopkin  Jno,  mine  owner 
Knigh  George,  stock  raiser  • 

Toone  Jno,  justice  of  the  peace 
Toone  Wm  H,  contractor 


Boberg  Nelis,  blacksmith 
Brown  Wm,  constable 
Fitzgerald  Walter,  school  teacher 
Heward  John,  nursery 
Jacobson  R,  shoemaker 
JENSON  JAMES,  postmaster 
Nelson  Peter,  mason 
Pearson  Henry,  carpenter 
Smith  F  M,  wagonmaker 
Smith  L,  blacksmith 
Sorensen  Peter,  carpenter 
Stewart  I  J,  school  teacher 
Stewart  J  B,  school  teacher 
Terry  Joshua  Jr,  school  teacher  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace 


Eden, 

WEBKR   COUNTY. 

EOGLESTON  0  H,  postmaster 
Farrell  John,  gen  mdse 
Ferrin  J  L,  constable 
Fuller  E  B,  physician 
Pritchett  L  A,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
carpenter 


Enterprise, 

MORGAN   COUNTY. 

A  postofiice  5  miles  west  of  Morgan 
City,  50  miles  northwest  of  Salt  Lake 
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ALPRABBTIOALLT. 


Ephraim, 

8AN   PETE   COUNTY, 

Has  a  population  of  nearly  2,000,  and 
is  one  of  the  wealthiest  towns  in  the 
county.  The  place  is  only  a  short  (lis 
tance  from  Manti  and  is  consequently 
not  beyond  the  limits  of  the  rich  agri- 
cultural district  which  has  given  that 
section  such  a  notoriety  for  its  heavy 
yields  of  fruits,  berries,  vegetables  and 
grain.  No  community  is  more  thrifty, 
and  the  presence  of  several  handsome 
buildings  indicates  a  disposition  to  im- 
prove the  city  that  is  deserving  of  ap 
plause. 


Fairfield, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

A  postofBce,  -^0  miles  west  of  Prove 
City,  the  county  seat,  and  88  miles 
southwest  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Birdsall  Wm,  livery  stable  ^ 

Carson  Jno,  hotel 
SCHNIDER  H,  postmaster 
Snyder  H,  gen  mdse 


Clawson  R,  produce 

Greaves  Peter,  produce 

Hansen  Louis,  painter 

Jensen  H  H,  blacksmith 

Jensen  Jorgen  C,  blacksmith 

Larsen  C  A,  gen  mdse 

Larsen  J  H,  Furniture 

Larsen  Peter,  produce  - . 

McFarlane  P,  stonecutter 

Nielson  C  A,  wagonmaker 

Overlade  Andrew,  carpenter 

Quinn  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  harness  and  sad- 
dles 

Quinn  Geo,  postmaster 

Thorp  Thos,  flouring  mills 

Uckerman  C  A  Z  &  Co,  furniture 

United  Order,  gen  mdse 

Willardsen  Christian  &  Co,  flouring 
mills 


Every  Pair  of  Saddle  Seam  Warranted. 

QUINfTft  CO., 

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BOOTS,  SHOES  AND  RUBBERS. 

Bepaira  Neatly  Done. 

Dry  Goods,  Oroceritg,  Hardware,  Etc.    Mana- 

(acturers  of  Harnoss,  Saddles,  iic.    Also, 

Repairing^  neatly  done. 

EPHRAir.";  CITY, 

SANPETE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

TRY  THE  SADDLE  SEAM  BOOT. 


Eureka  City, 


JUAB   COUNTY. 
Croff  John,  blacksmith 


Fairview, 

SAN    PETE   COUNTY, 

Is  a  place  of  700  inhabitants,  and  about 
100  miles  southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 
The  population  is  composed  principally 
of  farmers  and  stock  raisers.  The  land 
in  the  vicinity  is  said  to  be  very  produc- 
tive and  capable  of  supporting  a  great 
population. 

AUred  J  M,  constable 

Cheny  Elam,  gristmill 

Defrieze  John,  carpenter  and  builder 

Hurst  Philip,  business  manager  Z  C  M  I 

and  justice  of  peace 
Ludwickson  Niels,  blacksmith 
Nielsen  Niels,  carpenter 
Norstrom  John,  blacksmith 
Terry  0  L,  sawmill 
Tucker  Amasa,  president  Z  (!?  M  I  and 

mayor 
Westwood  Richard,  notary  public 
Westwood  R  W,  attorney  at  law 
Wilson  L  &  Co,  saw  mill 
WILSON    LTCUROUS,    postmaster 

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DAVIS  COUNTY. 

Barton  Jos,  county  clerk  and  surveyor 

Clark  T  B,  wood  and  coal,  and  coroner 

Clawson  (ieo,  wagonmaker 

Coombs  F,  supt  F  C"M  I  store 

Coombs,  wood  &  Mayfield,  gristmill 

Cotterell  W,  carpenter 

Duncan  Peter,  foreman  Davis  Co  tan- 
nery 

Earl  J,  blacksmith 

Hinman  M  L,  carpenter 

Hunt  Thos,  gen  mdse 

MayHeld  W  O,  dealer  in  grain  and  flour 

Miller  D  A,  business  manager  Davis  Co 
Co-operative  Co 

Smith  Jesse  W,  sheriff 

Southworth  Hy,  miller 

Southworth  Jno,  miller 

Stayner  Arthur,  county  recorder 


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ALPIIABB^ICALLT. 


Steed  Hy  &  Co,  griatmills 
WALKER     WALTEB,    postmaster, 

news   and  subscription  agent,  books 

and  stationery,  notions,  etc. 
White  T,  farrier 
Wood  J,  gen  mdse 


Fayette, 


SAN    PETK    COUNTY, 
A    postoffice  23  miles  southwest  of 
Manti,  and  156  miles  southwest  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 


Fillmore, 

MILLARD    COUNTY, 
Is  the  county  seat  of  Millard  coiTnty 
and    is    on  the  projected  line    of    the 
Utah  Southern  Extension  Sailroad,  169 
miles  from  Salt  Lake  City.     It  was  at 
one  time,  in  the  early  history  of  the  Ter 
ritory,  the  Territorial  capital.    Its  popu 
lation  is  placed  at  1,200. 


Anderson  L,  boots  and  shoes 

Bishop  W,  blacksmith 

Callister  T  C,  supt  schools 

Callister  T  &  Co,  flouring  mills 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Davis  &  Deardon,  sawmill 

Duggert  A  H,  hotel  and  postmaster 

Free  Trader's  Union,  gen  mdse 

Gibbs  P  F,  wagons  and  plows 

Holbrook  L,  assessor  and  collector 

Huntsman  G,  gen  mdse 

Jackson  J,  blacksmith 

Lyman  F  M,  county  clerk  and  recorder 

Lyman  &  Robinfton,  flouring  mills 

lIcBride  R  A,  sherifi^ 

Partridge  E,  probate  and  county  judge 

Pratt  Nephi,  county  treasurer 

Robinson  J,  nursery 

Roof  H,  saddles  and  harness 

Stokes  W,  nursery 

Warner  &  Robinson,  sawmill 


Fish  Haven, 

RICH    COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  5  miles  south  of  Randolph, 
the  county  seat. 


Fountain  Green, 

SAN   PETE    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice   28    miles  northwest    of 

Manti,  and  105  southwest  of  Salt  Lake 

aty. 


Berttisen  8,  pottery 

CoUard  C,  supt  co-operative  store 


Doughall  H  N,  flour 

Jerokes  S,  flour  and  lumber 

Johnson  P,  carpenter 

Johnson  A,  carpenter 

Llewellyn  R  R,  postmaster  and  notary 

public 
Robertson  k  Johnson,  carpenters 
Preston  R,  shingles 


Franklin, 

CACHE   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  22  miles  north  of  Logan, 
the  county  seat,  and  88  miles  north  of 
Ogden. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Sadlock  &  Nash,  wagonmakers 
Stalker  A  &  Sons,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 
Webster.  W  L,  boots  and  shoes 
Webster  &  Chadwick,  gen  mdse 


Frisco, 

BEAVER   COUNTY. 

Boatright  W,  blacksmith 
Ferrell  J  J,  hotel 
Frisco  Banking  Co 
Home  Silver  Mining  Co 
Humphrey  J,  saloon 
Kelley  &  Co,  saloon 
Lindsay  J  R,  saloon  ^ 

Malloy  P  H,  saloon 
McKay  D,  blacksmith 
Norten  Thomas,  physician 
Olsen  &  Forgie,  gen  mdse 
Ormand  &  Lovett,  gen  mdse 
Ormond  T,  postmaster 
Pattee  &  Goldatine,  gen  mdse 
Ryan  &  Lochrie,  saloon 
Saviour  &  Co,  saloon  ^ 

Schwarts  P,  gen  mdse 
Woolf  &  Harris,  gen  mdse 


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RICH    COUNTY. 

ALLRED  BTROX  H,  postmaster  and 

merchant 
Cook  Phineas  W,  miller  and  carder 
Corder  G,  miller 
Femey  Jas,  school  teacher 


Glendale, 

KANE   COUNTY. 

Black  Wm  M,  flouring  milh 
Cutler  Morton,  gen  mdse 
Cutler  R  J  &  Son,  woolgrowers 
FOOTE  WARREN,  postmaster 


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Olenwood, 

SEVIER   COUNTY. 

Bell  T,  carpenter  and  justice  of  peace 

Briges  G,  boots  and  shoes 

Fielding  Joshua,  miller 

Glenwood  Co-operative  Institution,  gen 

merchandise 
Haileson  N,  poundmaster 
Nordford  A,  blacksmith 
Oldroyd  A  T,  gen  mdse 
PIEBCE  IS£AC  W,  postmaster 
Sampson  Wm,  stockdeaier 
Shaw  A,  groceries 
Speed  0  H,  physician 
Thornton  Horace,  miller 
Wall  Joseph,  hotel 


Goshen, 

UTAH    COUNTY. 

Borup  C,  blacksmith 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Edwards  E,  justice  of  peace 
Gourley  P.  carpenter  <     \ 

Jenkins  J  H,  nursery 
Jergerson  J,  boots  and  shoes 
JOHNSON  J  B,  postmaster 
Morgan  J,  hotel 
Nable  P,  blacksmith 
Noon  A  A,  gen  mdse 
Oklebery  P,  carpenter  and  butcher 
Page  W  H,  constable 
Price  &  House,  flouring  mill 
Price  W,  sup  t  Co-operative  Store 
Rouse  J,  freighter 
Budsta  O  H,  tailor 
Taylor  Mrs  L,  millinery 
Taylor  Z  S,  school  teacher 
White  J  W,  blacksmith 


Grantsville, 

TOOELE   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  12  miles  northwest  of 
Tooele  City,  county  seat,  and  18  miles 
southwest  of  Salt  Lake  City. 


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Bolinder  &  Olsen,  blacksmiths 
CLARK  J  B,  postmaster 
Clark  J  R,  sup't  county  schools 
Jefferies  Wm,  mayor 
Johnson    &    Johnson,    carpenters 

builders 
Judd  W  R,  assessor  and  collector 
Kimball  H  P  &  Clark,  gen  mdse 
Lynn  John,  cabinet  maker 
Ratcliffee  Jamts,  stock  dealer 
Rich  J  T,  stock  dealer 
Rydalch  W  C,  president  Grantsville  Co 

operative  and  stock  dealer 


Wooley  S  W,  stock  dealer  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
Worthin|zton  S  R,  stock  dealer 
Wratheall  Jas,  stock  dealer 


Gunnison, 

SAN   PETE   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  17  miles  southwest  of 
Manti,  county  seat,  and  150  miles  from 
^It  Lake  City. 

Co-operative  Mercantile  Store,  general 

mdse  and  grist  mill 
Knighton  John,   gen  mdse   and    shoe- 
maker 
Larrson  John,  carpenter  and  painter 
Ludvigson  F,  dealer  in  hides,  etc 
Peterson  Peter,  carpenter  and  painter 
Robbins  James,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 
Swalberg  Carl,  blacksmith 
Tollestrup  N  C,  stonecutter  and  mason 

Harmony, 

KANE   COUNTY. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
office 


H&rrisville, 

WEBER   COUNTY. 

BROWN   R  D,  postmaster  and  car- 
penter 
Chase  Dudley,  gen  mdse 
Harris  Martin  H,  gen  mdse 
Later  Peter,  stockraiser 
Rawson  D  B,  blacksmith 
Rawson  W  C,  gen  mdse 


Heber, 

WASATCH    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  and  county  seat,  40  miles 
southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City,  on  the 
Provo  river.  It  is  located  in  a  rich  ag- 
ricultural region,  where  the  fruits,  veg- 
etables and  grain  yield  abundantly.  Its 
facilities  for  transportation  are  as  yet 
inferior. 


Alexander  A  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

Bell  W,  furniture 

Biglow  Daniel,  justice  of  the  peace 

Getf  M,  gen  mdse 

Giles  G,  boots  and  shoes 

Giles  Thos  H,  probate  judge 

Hatch  A,  general  mdse 

Hatch  J,  general  mdse 


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Jones  Richard,  sheriff 
McMullen  D,  boots  and  shoes 
Kasband  Thos,  coroner 
Hessiona  John,  surveyor 
iShelton  Charles,    county   clerk  and  re- 
corder 
Shelton  M  J,  district  attorney 
Turner  J  &  Co,  lumber 
Wilt  J  W,  lumber 
Wing  Samuel  J,  supt  schools 
Wright  W,  justice  of  the  peace 


Hebron, 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  58  miles  northwest  of  St 
( ieorge,  county  seat,  307  miles  southwest 
of  Salt  Lake  City. 


Arave  Nelson,  builder 
Co-oi>erative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Cottle  George,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Manning  H  W,  gen  mdse 


Hunt  Wilson,  stonecutter 
Huntsman  H  E,  carpenter 
'i'erry  Thos  S,  sup't  Co-operative  Store 
'l^ler  D  M,   justice  of  the  peace  and 
postmaster 


Hillsdale, 

IRON    COUNTY. 

1  'ejiraw  Maroni,  machinist 
.(ohnson  Jas  F,  blacksmith 
Penney  R  C,  blacksmith  and  carpenter 
WILLSON  D  J,  postmaster 
\Villson  Geo  D,  justice  of  the  peace 
Willson  &  Sons,  ndllwrights  and  carpen- 
ters, lumber,  machinery,  etc 


Holden, 

MILLARD    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice,  143   miles  southwest  of 
Salt  Litke  City. 

AshbyW  H,  carpenter 

BEirNETT  B,  general  mdse  and  post 

master 
Cherington  Juo,  furniture 
Gyles  Jos  S,  att'y  at  law  and   notary 

public 
Harman  Willis  M,  carpenter 
Harmon  A  S,  lumber  and  shingle  manu 

factory 
Tanner  E,  gen  mdse 
Teeples  S,  blacksmith 
Vickory  A,  shoemaker 


Huntsyille, 

WEBER  COUNTY, 
la  a  small  place,  15  miles  south  of  Ogden. 

Anderson  P  C,  wagon  shop 

Fraudsen  Jens,  blacksmith 

Halls  Wm  &  Geo,  dairymen,  cheese- 
makers  and  stockmen;  postmaster 

Neilson  L  M,  tinner 

Peterson  Soren,  merchant 

Wright  Charles,  school  and  music 
teacher 

Yeamans  Thos,  sawmill 


Hyde  Park, 

CACHE    COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  5  miles  north  of  Logan. 


Turner  Fred,  manager  Co-operative  Store 
and  postmaster 


Hyrum, 

CACHE    COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  8  miles  south  of  Logan. 

Co-operative  ocore,  gen  mdse,  lumber,etc 
Unsworth  J,  sup't  Co-operative  Store 


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WEBER  COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  near  Ogden. 


SEVIER    COUNTY. 

Gray  Samuel  W,  weaver 

Hawley  Asa,  contractor 

Rose  Oscar,  constable 

Stewart  W  A,  stationer  and  postmaster 


Jacob  City, 


TOOELE   COUNTY. 
John  Franks,  saloon 
McCALL  S  B,  postmaster 


Juab, 

JUAB   COUNTY. 

Badger  R  C,  railroad  agent 
Hartley  Heber  W,  saloon  and  grocery 
Pepper  Wm,  blacksmith 
Phelps  Mary,  saloon 


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Sevan  Branch  Co-operative  Store,  gen 

mdse 
Stoddart  llobt,  saloon  and  hotel 
Taylor  E,  meat  market 
Willes  Fred  il,  gun  mdse  and'postmaster 
Witbeck  Jno,  hotel  and  ^able 


Junction, 

PINTO   COUNTY. 

Baler  John  S,  treasurer,  sheriff  and  post- 
master 
Morrill  Cliarles,  assessor  and  collector 
MORRILL  JOHN,  assistant  postmaster 
Morrill  &  Sous,  gen  mdse 
Savage  David,  coronor 
Whittaker  James  8,  gen  mdse 
Wiley  James,  justice  of  the  peace 
Young  J  W,  county  clerk 


Ksu&by 

KANE   COUNTY. 

Johnson  Nephi,  gen  mdse 
Uda!l,  Mauger  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Young  B  L,  postmaster 

Eanarraville, 

CACHE   COUNTY. 

Berry  .f  W,  gen  mdse 

BERRY  W  S,  postmaster,   gen  mdse, 

and  stock  raiser 
PollocK  S,  blacksmith 
Roundy  Joel,  physician 
Roundy  W  W,  geii  mdse 


Kamas, 

SUMMIT   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice,  22  miles  northeast  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 

Burbidge  J  R,  carpenter 
Gundersen  h,  sawmill 
Kamas  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
L.ambcrt  .T  (i,  blacksmith 
LEONARD  G  B,  postmaster  , 

Leonard  W  F,  book  agent  and  novelties 
Pack  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Pack  W  E,  blacksmith 
Pack  J  &  Sons,  cheese  manufacturers 
Swift  Jas,  sawmill 
Thayne  J  J,  sawmill 
Turner  &  Co,  sawmill 
Williams  Samuel  &  Son,  shingle  manu- 
facturers 


Kamas  City  Drug  Store. 

Qt.  B.  LEONARD,  Fropri  tor. 


Always  on  hand  a  full  line  of 

Drugs,  Medicines.  Perfumery,  Toilet  Ar 
tides, 

FAINTS,  OILS,  DTE  STUFFS, 

Stationery,    Frames,   Chromos,  Albums, 
Jewelry,  Novelties  and  Notions. 

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Kanosh, 


MILLARD   COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  12  miles   south   of   Fill- 
more City. 


Barney  Bros,  lumber 

Crane   Charles,  woolgrower   and   stock 

dealer,    breeder  of    pure    bred  game 

fowls,  sheep  and  cattle 
Greener  Thomas,  postmaster 
Halsey  &  Co,  saddles,  harness,  etc 
Hunter  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Mills  Wm,  contractor 
Nadauld  Albert,  gen  mdse 
Paxton  A,  real  estate 
Penney  Wm,  architect  and  builder 


Kaysville, 

DAVIS   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  23  miles  north  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 

Alder  Alfred,  blacksmith 

Barton  Jos,  county  clerk 

Bom  Wm,  shoemaker 

Kaysville  Co-operative   Store,    general 

merchandise 
Layton  Chas  Sr,  flouring  mills 
Lewis  W  L,  county  prosecutor 
STEWARD  BROS,   gen  mdse,    grain 

and  produce 
STEWART  HYRTJM,  postmaster 
Stewart  Wm,  shoemaker 
Weinel  John,  flouring  mills 
Williams  E  A,  gen  mdse 


Eelton, 

BOX   ELDER   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  on  Central  Pacific  Rail- 
road, 108  miles  west  of  Ogden.  Stage  lines 


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leading  to  points  in  Idaho,  Oregon  and 
Washington  Territory  connect  with 
overland  trains  at  this  place. 


Barnes  A  £,  blacksmitli 

Chaplon  James,  hotel 

Ellsworth  H  M  &  Co,  gen  rndsc,  forward- 
ing and  commission 

Hacer  F,  liquors 

Holt  Samuel  L,  wagon  depot 

Howell  Kcese,  gen  mdse 

Lewis  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  forwarding  and 
commission 

HULLEX  S  W,  postinuater 

RILET  W  T,  drugs  and  notions,  books 
and  stationery,  and  agent  of  U.  I.  & 
Oregon  Stage  Co 

Kosevear  Jos,  hotel 

Schonbacker  &  Barnes,  salt  works 

Sebree,  Ferris  &  Holt,  auricu'l  imp's. 

Taylor  G  H,  livery  stable 

Toyer  C  W,  liquors 

UTAH,  IDAHO  &  OREGON  STAGE 

CO,  W  T  Riley,  agent 


Kingston, 

PIUTE   COUNTY. 
Chambers  Geo,  furniture 

INGRAM  ALEXANDER  G,  builder 

and  postmaster 
King  Thos  E,  lawyer 
King  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Miuere  August,  shoemaker 
Savage  David,  physician 
Thomas  David,  blacksmith 
Whitaker  James,  gen  mdse 


Leeds, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 

A  postoiBce22  miles  south  of  Randolph, 
the  county  seat  of  Rich  county. 

Birch  J,  gen  mdse 

Boren  B  C,  gen  mdse  ' 

Boyd  G  8,  liquors 

Bryant  H,  restaurant 

Crosby  (t  H,  postmaster 

Clancy  P,  liquors 

Connelly  C  A,  leaching  works 

Day  F  W,  quartz  mill  and  smelter 

Decker  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Leavey  H,  saloon 

Leeds  Co-operative  Store,  G  H  Crosby, 
supt 

Louzcrz  F  &  Co,  leaching  works 

Propts  W  T,  harnessmaker 

Pipton  R,  gen  mdse 

Retallack  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker  , 

Smcaton  S,  pssayer 

Vance  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Weatover  C,  meat  market 

Wilkinson  C,  wagonmaker 


Lake  Point, 

TOOELE    COUNTY. 

WRIGHT  H,  propr  Lake  Point  Hotel, 
a  bathing  resort  for  pleasure  seekers 
and  invalids;  18  miles  west  of  Salt 
Lake  City,  on  the  Great  Salt  Lake. 


Lehi  City, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

A  postofhce  30  miles  southwest  from 
Salt  Lake  City. 


Laketown, 

RICH   COUNTY. 

Berans  C  H,  gen  mdse 
Berans  D  O.  physician 
Cheney  J  T,  gen  mdse  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
Gibbons  W  B,  postmaster 
Nebeker  W  P,  notary  public 
SalstoQ  J,  sawmill 


Andreason  I,  builder 

Carlsen  C,  builder 

Cutler  T  R,  supt  Co-operative  Store 

Dorton  J,  meat  market 

Evans  D,  pres  Lehi  Exchange 

Evans  David  Jr,  attorney  at  law 

Gibbs  J  L,  bootmaker 

Gilchrist  R,  bootmaker 

Harwood  J,  harnessmaker 

Hawkins  T,  tinner 

Lantensack  P,  carpenter 

Norton  J  W,  builder 

Southwick  E,  bootmaker 

Thurmon  S  R,  attorney  at  law 

Trave  T  F,  agent  Lehi  Union  Exchange 

Wanlasa  W,  secretary  of    Lehi  Union 

Exchange 
Woodhouse  J,  gen  agt 


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JUAB   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  107  miles  southwest  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 


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ChriBteusen  E,  tinsmith 

Edward  C,  stock  raiser 

Elmer  Edward,  stock  raiser 

Hendrickson  A,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
salt  manufr 

Jacobson  J,  weaver 

Janobson  M,  dairvman 

Jensen  Carl,  blacksmith 

Jensen  C,  carpenter 

Jorsensen  C  L,  furniture 

Kofod  Hans,  carpenter 

McCarty  J  T,  stock  raiser 

Neilsen  C  C,  shoemaker 

OUarton  Seth,  weaver 

Peterson  Erick,  turner 

Peterson  F  A,  machinist 

Peterson  P  0,  wagonmaker 

SHEPHBRB  J  W ,  stationery,  notions 
and  postmaster 

Sherwood  T,  tile  cutter 

Taylor  £,  stock  raiser  and  supt  Co-op- 
erative Institution 

Thygersen  P,  gen  mdse 

TayK)r  M,  stock  raiser 


Logaii) 

OACHR    COUNTY, 

Is  a  county  seut  and  pnstoffice,  67  miles 
from  Ogden,  on  the  line  of  the  Utah 
and  Northern  liuilroad,  having  a  popu- 
lation of  4,000  persons.  It  is  beauti- 
fully situated,  nitiely  laid  out  and  hand- 
somely built ;  has  a  large  \A>oleu  mill, 
giving  employment  to  quite  a  number  of 
operatives.  The  Tabernacle  and  Temple 
are  the  chief  feature*  of  attraction,  the 
former  costing  upwards  of  ^200, 000,  and 
the  latter,  now  under  course  of  construc- 
tion, will  cost,  it  id  estimateil,  in  the 
neighborhood  of  $500,000.  The  town  is 
also  situated  on  Bear  river,  a  pretty 
stream,  where  "speckled  beauties"  are 
caught  during  the  summer  season  in 
great  numbers.  The  health  of  the  place 
is  fine  and  the  schools  excellent. 


Ash  Jno  &  Son,  guns 
Ballard  H,  bishop  2nd  ward 
Ballif  Miss  Julia,  cashier  Z  C  M  I 
Blanchard  Jno  R,  propr  IiOgan  House 
Brown  J  H  &   Son,  steam   marble  and 

stone  works, 
Buder  Wm,  watchmaker 
Card  &  Son,  flouring  mill 
Cardon  Thos,  city  clerk  and  recorder, 

and  jeweler 
Christiauson  H  J,  harness 
Crockett  Alvin,  sheriff  and  marshal 
Croft  S,  master  mechanic  U  &  X  R  R 

Co  machine  shops 
Curtis  Brothers,  tin  and  hardware 


Davidson  R,  bishop,  3d  ward         , 

Davin  James,  plumber 

Earl  Mrs  Fannie,  ice-cream  saloon. 

Fames  E,  meat  market. 

Fames  M,  hardware 

Goodwin  Bros,   groceries,  hardware,  ag- 

ricultural  impts 
Groesbeck  J  B,  physician  and  surgeon 
Groesbeck  &  Lumoraux,  druggists 
Hall  Dr  R,  dentist 
Hammon  James,  county  clerk 
Hammon  M,  probate  judge 
Hammond  J  T,  books  and  stationery, 

wall  paper,  fishing  tackle,  etc 
Hatch   H  E,  telegraph  operator  depot 

office 
Hemstrom  Thos  &  Co,  merchant  tailors, 
Honson  O  &  Co,  merchant  tailors, 
Hyde  Wm,  bishop,  5th  ward 
Hymers  Jas,  city  treasurer 

JAMES  MRS  E,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Jenkinson  &  Bros,  furniture 
Johnson  Carl  C,  music 
Kirkham  R,  artist 
Lamoruux  I)  B,  music 
Lawson  O  J,  shoemaker 
Leishman  Jas  A,  notary  public  and  land 

attorney 
Lewis  B  M,  bishop  Ist  ward 
Logan  U  0,  foundry 
Lumberg  &  Garff,  lumber,  etc 
McAlister  J  A,  sewing  machine  agent 
McAlister  Mary,  midwife 
Miles  W  H,  brushes 
Neilaon  P  A,  harness 
Nelson  Josephine  Mrs,  dressmaker 

NIBLEY  CHAS,  sec'y  United  Ordjr, 
Manufacturing  &  Building  Co 

Norcross  W  S,  physician 

Olsen  ('has,  cabinet  shop 

Ormsby  O  C,  druggist,  physician  and 
surgeon 

Palmer  Jane  E,  milliner 

Peacock  Geo  M,  hotel 

Peacock  Mary  A  Mrs,  ice-cream  saloon 

Peterson  N  E,  Card  &  Son's  mills 

Preston  Wm  B,  mayor  and  carding  mill 

Reed  Jno  F,  dry  goods,  etc 

Ricks  Ellen  Mis.s,  Deseret  telegraph  op'r 

Ricks  &  Hendricks,  Deseret  ^lills 

Ricks  J,  county  treasurer 

Ricks  T  E  &  Sons,  dry  goods,  groceries, 
etc 

Shirley  R  Q,  postmaster 

Smith  E  W,  first  clerk  U  &  N  R  R  Co 
depot 

Smith  T  H,  bishop  4th  ward 

Squires  Jno  F,  barber 

SWAN  D  A,  train  dispatcher  U  &  N 
R  R  depot 

THATCHER  GEO  W,  general  super- 
intendent U  &  N  R  R  depot 


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ALPIIABBTIUALLT. 


Thatcher  John  B,  uss't  manager  Logan 

Branch  Z  C  M  I 
Thatcher  Joe,  butcher 
Thompson  Wni,  bootmaker 
Union  Mills,  Thatcher  &  Sons  proprs 
United  Onler  Foundry 
United  Order  Furniture  Store 
United  Order  Manufacturing  Co. 

UNITED  ORDER  MANUFACTUR 
mo  AND  BUILDING  CO,  Clias 

Nibley,  secretary 
United  Order  Store,  Haybell  manager 

UTAH  AND  NORTHERN  RAIL 

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Lynn, 

WEBEH   COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  3  miles  northwest  of  Ogden. 

Anderson  G  J,  mason 
Cardon  J,  mechanic 
Lund  W,  stonecutter 
Peterson  P,  carpenter 
Romvell  G,  carpenter 
Stone  E,  furniture 
Stonehouse  W  G,  carpenter 

Meadow, 

MILLARD    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  8  miles  south  of  Fillmore 
City,  the  county  seat. 

Greenbalgh  A,  hotel 
STOTT  E,  postmaster 
Stott  W  H,   supt  Co-operative  Store, 
gen  mdse 


Meadowville, 

RICH    COUNTY. 

MOFFAT  DAVID,  postmaster 
Moffat  J  S,  gen  mdse  and  stock  dealer 


Manti, 

SAN    PETE   COUNT  i', 

The  county  seat  of  San  Pete  county,  has 
a  population  of  2,000  souls.  It  is  133 
miles  from  Salt  Lake  City  in  a  southerly 
direction.  The  vast  deposits  of  beauti- 
ful white  sandstone  in  the  immediate 
vicinity  8\  npl"  all  the  dero.ands  for 
building  material  of  that  character,  of 
which  a  majority  of  the  buildings  of  the 


city  have  been  constructed.  There  is 
in  course  of  construction  and  rapidly  ap- 
proaching completion  a  Taoemacle, 
which  will  fonn  one  of  the  attractive 
features  of  this  pleasant  little  city,  and 
which  will  servo  the  people  most  pecu- 
liarly as  a  monument  of  refined  culture, 
energy  and  devotion  to  the  cause  of  re- 
ligious doctrine.  There  is  also  a  temple 
now  building  that  will  be  an  ornament 
to  the  city,  and  which  will  forever  show 
the  spirit  which  permeated  the  commu- 
nity of  the  present  period. 


Barton  W  K,  painter 

Braithwaitc  R,  boots  and  shoes 

Bybee  K  L,  agricultusal  implements 

Co-operative  Lumber  Co 

Dangard  P,  blacksmith 

Fox  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Hall  R,  builder 

Hansciu  Peter,  builder 

Manti  Co-operative  Association 


Mendon, 

CACHE     COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  51   miles  northwest  of 
Ogden. 

Gunnell  Frank,  agent  U  &  N  Railway 
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Midway. 

WASATCH   COUNTY. 


A  postoffice 
county  seat. 


4  miles  west  of  Heber, 


Alexander  A  J,  sawmill 

Alexander  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

Blood  M,  planing  mill 

Davis  L  M,  marble  works 

Homer  Hiram,  gristmill 

Huben  J,  school  teacher 

Jacob  Q  N,  justice  of  the  peace 

McCarrel  J,  lumber 

Midway  Co-operative  Mercantile  Insti- 
tution, gen  mdse,  D  Van  Wagoner  supt 

Olsen  H,  blacksmith 

VAN  WAGONER  D,  supt  Midway 
Co-operative  Mercantile  Institution, 
postmaster  and  lumber  dealer 

Watkins  John,  sawmill 

Wootton  A,  school  teacher 


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MiU  Creek, 

SALT   iAKE   COUNTY. 

A  postofiSoe  6  miles  south  of  Sal  Lake 
City. 

Brinton  David,  gen  miUe 
Gordon  James,  gen  mdse 
Huestrom  Geo,  ^en  mdse 
Miller  Reuben,  flouring  milU' 
Neff  Jno,  flouring  mills 
North  Addison,  gen  mdse 
WALTEBS  JAMES  F,  postmaster 

HlTlviile, 

CACHE   COUNTY. 

BIOLOW  J  0,  postmaster 
Jessup  Thos  &  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Yates  Geo  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
Gamble  &  Veates,  gen  mdse 

Minersville, 

BEAVER  COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  241  miles  southwest  of 
Salt  Lake  City. 

Behrmann  J,  liquors 
Clayton    Frank,    carriage  and  wagon- 
maker 
Clayton  R,  blacksmith 
Cooper  J  T,  druggist 
Crotlr  B  L,  blacksmith 
Easley  J,  liquors 
Gino  &  Dotson,  butchers 
Lessing  Louis,  liquors 
Rollins  Jas  M,  postmaster 
Seigal  &  Marks,  gen  mdse 
Turley  Joseph  C,  liquors 
Wood  Wm,  sup  co-operative  store 
Zabriskie  J,  hotel 


Mona, 

JUAB   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  87  miles  southwest  of  Salt 
Lake  City  and  8  miles  north  of  Nephi, 
county  seat. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

EUertsen  John,  gen  mdsa 

Fausett  Jos,  blacksmith 

Haws  John,  bishop 

JOHNSON  0  W,  seedsman  and  post- 
master 

Newton  Wm,  manager  co-operative 
store  and  justice  of  the  peace 

Webb  Pardon,  carpenter  and  justice  of 
the  peace 

Williams  E  W,  carpenter  and  painter 


Monroe, 

SEVIER  COUNTY. 

Allen  J  W,  blacksmith 
Anderton  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Andorton  Peter,  liquors 
Andrasen  O  C,  bootmaker 
Bortleson  &  Sons,  flour  mills 
Bowman  J  W,  blacksmith 
Doxford  &  Son,  sawu;;ll 
Johnson  M,  attorney  at  law 
Jones  Walter,  gen  mdse 
Ijungquiat  F,  bootmaker 
Madsen  S,  gon  mdse 
MoCARTHT  J  H,  postmaster 
Pates  N  J,  musical  instruments 
Powlson  &  Co,  furniture 
Sorenson  R,  tinsmith 
Washburn  A,  bootmaker 
Woods  Geo,  blacksmith 


Montpelier, 

RICH    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice    18    miles    northeast  of 
Randolph,  the  county  seat. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse  " 

Lesuer  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Morgan  City, 

MORGAN   COUNTY. 

Clark  Ezra  T,  flour  mill 

Francis  Samuel,  attorney  at  law  and 
county  recorder 

Fry  R,  supt  Z  C  M  I,  gen  mdse  and 
mayor 

Goodrich  George  A,  sheriff 

Hall  Jno  K,  superintendent  schools 

Heiner  Bros,  stock  dealers 

Hunter  Edward  W,  surveyor 

Kingston  Frederick,  assessor  and  collec* 
tor 

Little  J  F,  county  coroner 

Murphy  G  M,  blacksmith 

FAnKEA  WM ,  chromes,  frames,  no- 
tions, etc,  and  postmaster 

Porter  J  R,  prosecuting  attorney 

Rich  E  E,  msat  market 

Smith  &  Rock,  masons  and  builders 

Smith  W  G,  probate  judge 

Taggart  George  H,  wagon  shop 

Tagsrart  &  Hirnian,  flouring  mills 

Touks  Wm,  blacksmith 

Tucker  James,  supt  Co-operative  Shoe 
Store 

Turner  Charles,  lime 

Welch  T  R  G,  sewing  machines  and  city 
recorder 

Williams  D,  gen*mdse  and  lime 


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Moroni, 

SAN   PETE    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  18  miles  north  of  Manti, 
county  seat. 

Cahoon  &  Peterson,  carpenters 
Cook  &  Marley,  blacksmiths 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Fanx  &  Laifjen,  carpenters 
I  Co-operative  Society,  gen  mdse 
Kemp  C,  millwright 
Nielsen  C  P,  blacksmith 
Nielsen  &  Peterson,  flour  mill 


Mount  Pleasant, 

SAN    PETE    COUNTY. 

A  postoflice  2.3  miles  northeast  Manti, 
county  seat. 


Beauman  A  J  F,  furniture 

Bjelkie  C  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Larson  L,  superintendent  Co-operative 
Tannery 

Madson  M,  news 

Neilsen  P,  superintendent   Co-operative 

'  Boot  and  Shoe  Facttiry 

Neilsen  S  J,  gen  mdse 

Page  .T,  postmaster 

Prichett  L  F,  gen  mdse 

Wall  A,  superintendent  San  Pete  Co- 
operate Store 

Zabriskie  Wm,  attorney  at  law 


NepM, 

JUAB    COUNTY, 

With  a  population  numbering  upwards 
of  2,000,  whose  chief  characteristic  is  en 
terprise,  and  with  excellent  facilities  for 
the  transportation  of  all  articles  of  com 
merce,  as  well  as  being  located  in  a  sec- 
tion where  stock  raising  and  farming  are 
extensively  engaged  in,  is  a  place  which 
must  become  an  important  town  of  Cen- 
tral Utah.  It  is  91  miles  south  of  Salt 
Lake  City,  on  the  Utah  Southern  Bail 
road,  and  is  the  county  seat  of  Juab, 
Mt.  Nebo,  kisbiiig  the  sky  at  a  hight  i/ 
12,«.H)0  feat,  and  one  of  the  most  magnifi- 
cent of  America's  peaks,  culuu!i;,ting  the 
Wasatch  range,  intrudes  itself  upon  the 
vision  near  by,  and  iills  the  lieholder  with 
feelings  of  wonder  and  admiration. 

fiurdick  &  Chalmers,  wholesale  lir^uors 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Goldsborough  Mrs  E,  milliner 
Goldsborough  H,  hotel 
Hague  J  &  Son,  millera 


Hawkins  J  A,  liquors 
Hartley  &  Seeley,  hotel 
Hughes  J,  blacksmith 
Jennings  &  Sons,  gen  mdse 
McCune  M,  drugs 
McCune  E,  liquors 

McCune  A  W  &  E  F,  grain  and  provi- 
sions 
Miller  T,  wagonmaker  ' 

Pexton  J,  blacksmith 
Pitt  J,  blacksmith 
Pitchfoth  S,  millinery,  etc 
Bead  W  P,  saddles  and  harness 
Winn  G,  gen  mdse 
Williams  E  H,  gen  mdse 


New  Harmony, 

KANE   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice,  24  miles  northeast  of  To- 
querville,  county  seat. 

Braner  M,  gen  mdse 
Dodds  G,  engineer 
Pace  H  A,  gen  mdse 
Pace  W  D,  gen  mdse 
Prince  F,  gen  mdse 
Redd,  L  H,  gen  mdse 
Taylor  Mary  A,  postmaster 
Taylor  Wm  W,  gen  mdse 
Wanger  (.',  shoemaker 
Wolsey  B,  blacksmith 


Nortli  Ogden, 

VVKUEI.l   COINTY, 

Is  about  one  mile  north  of  Ogden,  in  a 
prosperous  and  thriving  agricultural 
district,  and  has  a  population  of  1,400. 
The  town  is  well  supplied  with  excellent 
water  by  several  mountain  streams,  and 
has  four  district  schools,  all  well  attend- 
ed, thus  sliowiug  that  an  appreciation  of 
educational  matters  is  widely  felt,  and 
that  the  advantages  of  social  and  moral 
standing  are  conducive  to  good  govern- 
ment and  happiness.  The  residence  of 
Sidney  Stevens,  Esq.,  is  the  handsomest 
in- the  city,  by  whoso  courtesy  of  de- 
meanor he  has  won  t!ie  respect  of  the 
whole  comnuuiity,  and  has  reaped  a  rich 
reward  and  a  liberal  patronage. 

Brown  Thos,  furniture  and  carpenter 
Burton  Jas,  shoemaker 
Campbell  Sol,  wagonmaker 
Co-operative  Stoi*e,  gen  mdse 
Ellis  Edmund,  butcher 
Ellis  Fred  W,  painter 
Ferriu  Jacob,  machinist 
Garner  David,  saw  mill 
Godfrey  Jas,  butcher 


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Hand  A  J,  carpenter 

Jones  Richard,  painter 

Kipp  Joseph,  carpenter 

Maycock  Amos,  bishop 

Norris  Thomas,  bricklayer 

Norvil  Geo,  physician 

Penrod  Oliver,  wagonmaker 

Rese  H,  carpenter 

Rose  Cieo,  school  teacher 

Rose  Rafe,  blacksmith 

Shaw  John,  capitalist 

Sparks  H,  carpenter 

SpearsHenry,  boots  and  shoes 

STEVENS  SIDNEY,  general  merchan 

disc  and  grain 
Storey  James,  bookkeeper  and  assistant 

postmaster 
Thornton  Thos,  i.''oemaker 
Thomson  Thos,  .    oemaker 
Vanderhoof  J,  blacksmith 
Wade  E  W,  carpenter 
Walker  W,  carpenter 
Wliarton  T,  boots  and  shoes 
Williams  Ezra,  pliysician 
Williams  Geo,  mason 
Williamson  C  C,  machini-'t 


Oak  City, 


MILLARD 

Anderson     Peter, 

Store 
Lyman  Bros,  lumber 
Overson  — ,  blacksmitli 
Raper  H,  postmaster 


COUNTY, 
sup't     Co-operative 


broad  and  smooth,  running  at  right 
angles,  and  the  places  of  religious  wor- 
ship are  numerous,  while  the  eye  fre- 
quently comes  in  contact  with  pretty 
school-houses,  handsome  residences  and 
elegant  places  of  business.  Salt  Lake 
City  must  look  to  her  laurels,  else  her 
enterprising  sister  will  outreach  her  in 
the  frrasp  for  metropolitan  honors.  The 
residents  are  energetic  and  public-spirited 
and  so  far  as  morality  is  ooncerned,  we 
opiao  that  her  condition  is  truly  flatter- 
ing, though  it  is  hinted  that,  at  one 
time,  it  "could  be  improved  upon."  The 
hotels  of  the  city  are  good,  and  no  trav- 
eler could  consistently  find  fault  with 
the  treatment  he  receives  while  under 
the  care  of  Mr.  M.  H.  Beardsley,  of  the 
Boardsley  Hotel,  or  of  A.  K.  Zeigler,  of 
the  Kecney  House  and  tlie  Commercial 
Hotel.  He  is  an  experienced,  trust- 
worthy ami  genial  gentleman,  and  no 
branch  of  business  is  represented  by  a 
better  man.  The  newspapers  of  the 
place  e\inoe  an  enterprise  in  the  collec- 
tion anc.  selection  of  subject  matter  that 
is  highly  commendable.  A  morning 
daily  and  two  evening  papers  are  among 
the  number  of  publications.  The  future 
of  the  town  is  really  bright,  and  we 
have  a  coiitidence  in  her  growth  that,  if 
felt  by  all,  would  no  doubt  insure  a 
rapid  and  very  permanent  growth. 


Og^den, 

WKBER  COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  of  the  county  in  which 
it  is  situated,  has  a  jmpulation  of  (i.OOO 
souls,  is  beautifully  laid  out,  and  can 
boast  an  air  of  permanence  that  icw 
places  no  larger,  yet  older,  could.  It  is 
the  western  terminus  of  the  Union  Pa- 
cific, the  eastern  terminus  of  the  Central : 
Pacific,  the  northern  terminus  of  the! 
Utah  Central,  and  the  southern  terminuH 
of  the  Utah  Northern  Railroads,  and 
coul'l  very  appropriately,  thercfor(>,  be 
called  the  junction  city.  It  is  supported 
largely  by  the  railroad  interests,  though 
the  country  surrounding  the  place  is 
emphatically  overflowing  with  the  rich- 
ness of  a  bountiful  soil,  being  adapted 
to  the  pursuits  of  fruit-growing,  stock- 
raising,  and  the  production  of  grain  and 
vegetables.  The  scenic  features  are  at- 
tractively grand,  the  Wjisatch  mountains 
forming  a  Tmckground  to  a  picture  that 
is  seldom  found  among  the  landscapes  of 
nature's  art  gallery.     The  streets    are 


ADAMS  L  B,  produce  and  com,  4th 
Alexander  Daniel,  books  and  stationery, 
Allen  J;:mes,  gen  mdse 
Ashby  TliDS,  ,shof;m!iker 

BARRATT  PERCIVAL  J,  att'y  at 

law,  ass't  U  S  dis't  att'y;  collections 
a  specialty;  loans  on  mortgages  eflfect- 
ed :  cor  Mam  and  oth 

BATCHELDER  SOAP  CO,  Batchel- 

di'i-   S    \    and  J  Dennis  proprs.  South 

BEARDSLEY  HOUSE,  M  H  Beardsley 

pro])!',  Union  depot 

BEARDSLEY  M  H,  propr  Beardsley 
H(nise,  Union  depot 

Belknap  (Jilbert,  county  collector  and 
assessor 

Bingham  Sandford,  assessor 

Bond  H  M  B  &  Co,  groceries 

Bowring  Mrs  M,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods.  Main 

Boyle  &  Co,  furniture,  ^Tain 

;>rown  Monona,  chief  of  police 

Brown  William,  sherifT 

Buduc  Tlios,  groceries 

BUDGE  W  C,  yard  m  ster  0  P  R  R 

Burton  W  W  &  Co,  wag  -is  f.irmiug  im- 
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CALDWELL    J    W,    carpenter   and 

builder,  6th 
Carnahan  Jno  D,  physician  a  surgeon 
Carroll  &  Dee,  livery 
CHAMBERLIN  HOUSE,  south  aide 

dth  bet  Franklin  and  Walls 
CHAMBEBLm  T  C,  proptr    Cham- 

berlin  House 
CHAMBEBS  J  0,  books,   stationery, 

news,  etc 
Child  M  B,  county  road  commissioner 
CHILD  M  G  &SON,  gen  mdse,  hard- 
ware, Main,  one  door  south  Z  C  M  I 
Clark,  Porter  &  Co,  flouring  mills 
CLAYTON  J  J,  saloon.  Main 
COMMERCIAL  HOUSE,  A  K  Zeigler 

proptr.  Main 
Condon  A  S,  physician 
Crawahaw  &  Wilson,  gen  mdse.  Main 
CROSBY  M  J,  foreman    round-house 

CPRR 
DAILY    MORNINO    RUSTLER, 

MomingRustier  Co,  publishers 
DEE  &  CUNNINGHAM,  saloon.Main 
BESPOUY  ISLDORE.  French  bakery, 

5th 
DOOLY  J  E  &  CO,  bankers,  cor  Main 

and  4th 
Daoljr  R  M,  agent  Wells,   Fargo  &  Co, 

Union  Depot,  Ogden 
Douglass  G  B,  wagonraaker,  blacksmith 
Driver  J,  physician 
Driver  Wm  &  Son,  wholesale  and  retail 

druggists  and  liquors 
Eccles  John,  cabinetmaker 
EDWARDS  J  M,  agt  Pacific  Express 

Co,  Union  depot 

EVENING    DISPATCH.     Dispatch 

Publishing  Co 
Farley  W,  wasonmaker  and  blacksmith 
FARR  L  &  CO  flouring  mills.  Main  st 
FARR  L  &  SONS,  wooUn  mills,  Ogden 

Canyon  road 
FEI-L    A    G,  division  superintendent 

CPRR  depot 
FELSHAW  D  W,  attorney  at  law. 

Main  and  4th 
Field  Jessie,  bakery,  Main 
FITZGERALD    THOS,  road  master 

CPRR 
FOOTE  JAMES  E,  agent  Studebaker 

wagons,  harness,  etc,  6th  bet  Young 

and  Main 
Forbes  H  B,  shoemaker 
FORBES  JAMES,    freight  and  ticket 

agent  CPRR  tlepot 
Fowler  John,  musical  instruments 
Fowler  R,  blacksmith 
Fulger  F,  carpenter 
Gale  James,  furniture 
Goodfellow  J  B,  saloon 
GRANT    &    RICHARDS,  insurance 

agents 
Greenwell  A  St  Co,  meat  market 


Greenwell  &  Son,  butchers 
Grill  &  Smith,  butchers 
Grix  Lamoni,  gen  mdse 
Hallstrom  O,  merchant  tailor 
HARKNESS  &  CO,  bankers,  4th  near 

postolfice 
Harris  G  W,  carpenter 
Hellwcll  Robert,  saloon 
Hetley  Miss  Agnes,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Hibbard  W  B,  sup't  W  U  Tel  office 
Higbee  &  Smith,  attorneys  at  law, 
Higginbotham  &   Co,   dry    goods    and 

groceries 
Hodgman  W  A,  saddlery  and  harness 
Hoflman  Brothers,  photographers 
HOLLAND  JNO,  merchant  tailor,  5th 
Horrocks  &  Baxter,  gen  mdse 
Horrocks  E  G,  millinery  and  dressmaker 
HOWELL  H  J,  watches  and  jewelry, 

4th 
Hughes  &  Gale,  undertakers 
HTJSS  A,  bootmaker,  5th 
Jenkins  David,  county  surveyor 
Jones  T  W,  merchant  tailor 
Kay  David,  produce 
KEENEY  MOUSE,  A  K  Zeigler  propr, 

depot 
KELLER  J  N,  agent  U  P  R  R,  Union 

depot 
Kershaw  A  J,  pumps,  etc 
KIESEL  FRED  J  &  CO,  cigars  and 

tobacco,  wines  and  liquors,  groceries, 

and  agents  P  Best's  Milwaukee  bottled 

beer,  south  side  4th,  near  Main 
Kimball  Nathan,  postmaster 
Kuhn  A  &  Bro,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 
Lees  S  J,  locksmith 

LEWIS  A  T  MRS    gen  fancywork, 
Lewis  H  D,  cigars  and  tobacco 
LEWIS  J  S,  watchmaker  and  jewelry, 

west  side  Main 
Lowe  Geo  A,  wagons  and  ag'l  imp'ts 
Mackintosh  William,  clerk  and  operator 

UCBR 
Mahv;n  John,  liquors 
MARGARY  U  W;  0,  attorney  at  law, 

notary  public.  Main 
MARKS  I,  gents'  furnishing  goods  and 

clothing,  west  side  Main 
McFarlane  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco 
MoNUTT    J    W    &    CO,   drugs    and 

liquors,  4th 
McQuarrie  Robert,  county  treasurer 
MILLER  S  &  CO,  produce,  eggs,  but- 
ter, etc,  5th 
Monch  L  F,  county  sup't  of  schools 
Morley  James,  restaurant 
Morrison  Geo,  varieties 

MORTENSEN  &  SNADDON,  car- 

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Nelson  J  H,  real  estate  agent 

Odell  &  Wright,  groceries 

Ogden  W  B,  dentist 

Ohlson  G  A,  tinware 

Orth     Chas,    agricultural    implements 

Parry  Joseph,  coroner 

Pattison  A  J,  manager  W  U  Tel  office, 

PEARCE    WM,    gen    blacksmithing, 

Main,  bet  6th  and  7th 
Peebles  C  L,  druggist 
Peery  D  H,  gen  mdse  and  miller 
Peterson  B,  watchmaker  and  jewelry 
Pidcock  B.  A,  gen  mdse 
Pidcock  W  H,  drugs 
Planz  Philip,  barber 
Pollock  E  Mrs,  dressmaker 
Power"  Austin,  pumps 
PRATT    MILANDO,    agent     Singer 

sewing  machines,  west  side  Main 
Preshaw  S  M,  undertaker 
RAWLINS  F  S,  train  dispatcher  C  P 

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REEDER  F  H,  confectioner,  5th 
Reeve  John,  agent  U  C  R  R 
Remick  J  K,  cashier  U  P  R  R 
Richards  F  D,  probate  judge 
RICHARDS  E  S,  (Richards  &  Wil- 
liams, lawyers)  probccuting  attorney 

and  notary  public 
Richards  &,  Grant,  insurance  agents  and 

vinegar  works 
Richards  L  M,  county  clerk 
RICHARDS  &  WILLIAMS,  lawyers, 

P  O  box  88 
SCOVILLE  H  B,  manufacturer  brooms. 

Young 
Sebee,   Ferris  &  Holt,  farm  machinery 
SHERBURNE  A,  master  car  repairer 

CPRR 
Shiells  Fred  A,  bookkeeper  v/ith  L  D 

Wilson  &  Co 
Shupe  James,  blacksmith 
SILvA  V  M  C,  hides,  skins  and  wool 

agent  Red  Line  Transit  Co,  cor  Walls 

and  5th 

SmOER  MANUFACTURING  CO, 

west  side  Main,  Milando  Pratt  man 

ager 
SLATER  R  H,  propr  Hot  Springs,  8 

miles  north  of  Ogden,  on  Utah  and 

Northern  RR 
SMITH  THEO  A,  job  printer.  Main 
Snively  G  W,  hamessmaker 
Stanford  Joseph,  county  recorder 
Stanford  J,  gen  mdse 
Stayner  T  J,  furnishing  goods 
STXiPHENS    J    0,  pliotographer,  cor 

5th  and  Young 
Stem  R  &  Co,  groceries 
Stevens  Sidney,  lumber,  wagons,  etc 
Stevens  Bros,  f  oundn^  and  machine  shop 
STEVENS  W  H,  cigars,  tobacco,  guns, 

ammunition  and  sporting  goods,  6th 
Stoker  W,  hantessmaker 


Tanner  Nathan  Jr,  attorney  at  law 
TASHEIRA  LEW,  resident  engineer 

CPRR,  office  and  residence  Carlin 
TAYLOR  J  &  SON,  merchant  tailors, 

4th  nr  postoffice 
Taylor  J  M  D,  boot  and  shoemaker 
THE  OGDEN  JUNCTION  (daily  and 
semi-weekly),  Jos  A  West   business 
manager;  Junction  Printing  Associa- 
tion publishers  and  proprietors 

THOMAS  MRS  CATHARINE,  va- 

riety  store,  Main 

THOMAS  E  A,  lawyer,  4th  nr  post- 
office;  up  stairs 

Thompson  George,  shaving  saloon 

Thompson  J,  tinner 

Tribe  Geo  H,  dry  goods  and  groceries, 

Turner  G  W,  stationery  and  notions 

Tyrrell  Joseph,  bootmaker 

UNION  OPERA  HOUSE,  Wm  Van 
Dyke  manager,  J  M  Langsdorf  treas- 
urer, 4th  st 

UNION  PACIFIC  R  R,  J  N  Keller, 
agent,  depot 

UTAH  VINEGAR  WORKS,  (pure 

goods),  Gov't  furnishing  goods,  Rich- 
ards &  Grant,  proprs 
U  P  Browery,Buchmiller  &  Wells,  proprs 
VAN  DTKE  WM  &  CO,  forwarding 
and  commission  merchants,  grain,  etc, 
Youns  near  4th 
WADE  W  A.  &  CO,  dispensing  drug- 
gists, cor  Main  and  5th 

WALKER  BROTHERS,    wholesale 

dealers  in  dry  goods,  groceries,  boots, 
shoes,  hats  and  caps,  etc,  west  side 
Main,  Henry  Sadler,  manager 

WARDLEIGH  H  C,  general  sewing 
machine  agent,  east  side  Main 

Watkins  E  J,  bootmaker 
hWATSON  SARAH,  restaurant.  Main 

WEBER  LODGE  A  F  &  A  M,  No. 

6,  J  W  McNutt,  sec'y 
Weston  S,  shoemaker 
White  Barnard,  himberyard 

WHEELWRIGHT  M  B,  coal,  wood 

and   groceries,  and  commission    mer- 
chant, 5th 
WILLIAMS  R  K  (Richards  &  Will- 
iams), lawyers 
WILLIAMSON  COLE,  house  painter 

and  sign  writer,  5th 
WILSON  L  D  &  CO,  building  mate- 
rial and  hardware.     Lumber  yard  cor 
5th  and  Walls,  hardware  department 
east  side  Main 
Woolner  Henry,  liquors 
Wootton  T,  shoemaker 
Worthorspoon  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
WRIGHT  E  H    foreman  of   bridges 

and  building  CPRR 
Wright  Joe,  meat  market 
Wright  W  H  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
Young  Warner,  U  8  mail  service 


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Merchandise,  Live  Stocl( 
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OGDEN,  UTAH. 

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BEARDSLEY'S 


UNION  DEPOT  HOTEL, 

OGDEN  CITY,   UTAH  TER. 


The  Reasons  why  this  House  is  the  best,  are: 

ItisstrictlyFirst-CteiiiEwyBesject. 

All  Trains  arrive  and  Start  from  this  House, 


AND  HAVE  ONE  HOUR  FOR  MEALS. 


Except  Passengers  to  or  from  Utah  and  Northern  Railroad,  having  only 

Forty  Minutes.    This  !  Souse  being  most  convenient  to  the  depot  of 

that  road,  it  is  best  to  let  my  Porters  transfer  your  baggage, 

giving  you  ample  time  to  get  breakfast  or  supper. 

Union  Pacific,  Central  Pacific  and  Utah  and  Nortliern  Railroad 

.  TICKET  OFFICES. 

Also  Pullman  and  Central  Pacific  Sleeping  Car  Offices,  Western  Union, 
Atlantic  and  Paciliic  and  Doseret  Telegraph  Offices 

ALL  IN  THIS  HOUSE. 


Passengers  supplied  with  Tims  Table  on  application  at  the  Hotel  Office. 


DAILY  PAPERS,  WITH  THE  VERY  LATEST  TELEGRAPHIC  NEWS, 

On  the  table  at  6  A.  M.  and  5  P.  M. 

All  the  Water  used  in  this  House  brought  in  pipes 
from  a  mountain  stream. 

GOOD  FIRE  PROTECTION.    U.  S.  Mail  Received  and  Forwarded. 

Any  discourtesy  if  reported  will  be  remedied. 

All  Baggage  handled  Free  of  Charge.   Parties  going  to 

Salt  Lake  and  other  points  can  leave  exlra  hand  baggage  and  get  checks  for  the 
same. 


TERMS:  $2  to  $3  per  Day,  according  to  location  of  Room. 

Have  all  your  Letters  and  Papers  sent  care  of  this  House. 

M.  H.  BEARDSLEY,  Prop'r. 


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W.  A.  WADE  &.  CO., 


DEALERS  IN 

Perfumery,  Fancy  Goods,  Surgical  Appliances, 
Paints,  Oils,  Brushes. 

/,  Iso,  Fine  Line  of  Domestic  and  Imported  Liquors. 
OGDEN,  UTAH. 


[H.  C.  WARDLEIGH, 

DEALER  IN 

Fint-Class  mm  MACHINES 

Oils,  Paints,  Needles,  Etc., 

East  Side  Main  Street, 

OGDEN.  UTAH. 


p.  O.  Box  40. 


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The  undersigned  has  lately  opened  a  new  and  Commodious  Restaurant  in  this 
City.  We  aim  to  set  a  good  table  and  charge  only  bed-rock  prices.  Give  us  a  call 
and  we  will  use  you  well. 

Price 25  cts  and  upwards  per  Meal. 

Day  Board $5.00  per  Week. 

MAI?ir    STHBBT, 
OPPOSITE  WALKER  BROS.  STORE, 

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F.  J.  KIESEFi. 


O.  OOLDBERO. 


FRED.  J.  KIE8EL  &  CO., 

Fourth  Street,  bet.  Main  and  Youn^,    Ogden,  Utah. 

WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

TOBACCO  AND  CIGARS. 


SOLE  AGENTS  FOR 


Stonewall  Whiskey,  Valentine  Cigars,  Golden  Rule  Plug  Tobacco, 

Phil.  Hest's  Milwaukee  Bottled  Beer,  Lem]>'s  St.  Louis  Bottled  Lager. 

MORTENSEN  &  SNADDON~  ~ 


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GENERAL  JOBBING  A  SPECIALTY. 


Stores  and  Offices  fitted  up  on  short  notice.     All  Work  warranted. 


FIFTH  STREET,  OCDEN,  UTAH. 


F.  8.  RlCHARDt^, 

City  ani  County  Attorney,  and 
Notary  Public. 


R.  K.  WHililAHS, 

Formerly  Chief  Justice 
Supreme  Court  Ky. 


EICHARD8  &  WILLIAMS 

*     LAWYERS. 

PRACTICE  IN  ALL  THE  COURTS  OF  UTAH  AND  IDAHO. 


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ALL  KINDS  OF  PRODUCE, 

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[DAILY  AND  SEMI-WEEKLY.] 

Published  at  Ogden,  U.  T. 


Being  located  at  the  converging  point  of  four  grand  trunk  lines  of  rail- 
way, the  Junction  is  in  a  position  to  supply  the  public  elsewhere  with 
information  and  commercial  statistics  which  cannot  be  obtained  through 
other  mediums.  As  a  newspaper,  it  is  all  that  itspositson  demands,  being 
independent,  outspoken  ana  reliable,  - 

In  connection  with  the  Junction,  we  publish  at  Logan,  Utah, 


a  Weekly  Paper,  devoted  to  general  news  and  the  interests  of  the  people. 
The  Junction  and  Leader  occupy  a  field  whicii  enables  them  to  otFer 
unsurpassed  advantages  to  advertisers  and  business  men  who  wish  to  cul- 
tivate a  rapidly  growing  section  of  country. 


TERMS  OF  SUBSCRIPTION: 

DAILY  JUNCTION. 

DAILY,  per  year,       ■  ■       -   $9  00 


SEMI-WEEKLY  JUNCTION. 


SEMI- WEEKLY,  per  year. 


$4  00 


WEEKLY  LEADER 


Address, 


Advertising  Bates  famished  on  application. 

JUNCTION  PRINTING  ASSOCIATION, 

OGDEN,  UTAH. 


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44  f^faA — Ogden-^Park  City. 


ALrilABBTICALLT. 


TilEOBgSE  A.  SMITE, 

PUIN I  FANCr  JOB  PRINTER. 


PROPRIETOR  OF  THE 

Semi-Weekly  Ogden  Times. 

Sporting  and  Theatrical  Slioet  of  the  City. 

OCDEN,  UTAH. 

p.  O.  Box  140. 


ISIDORE  DE8POUY, 

French  Bakery. 

Fine  Bread  and  Confectionery, 
FIFTH  STREET, 

OC3-IDEnsr,  TJT^H. 


SAVE  YOUR  MONEY 

By  Buying  the  Unrivalled 

Family  Washing  Soap 

MAMUFACTDRED  BY 

BATCHELPEB  SOAP  COMPANY 
OGDEN,  UTAH. 

K  B.  WHEELWEIGET, 

DEALER  IN 

COAL,  KINDLING  WOOD. 

GROCERIES, 

/  '^  i  General  Commission  Merchant, 

FIFTH  STREET, 

OGDEN,    UTAH. 


J.  W.  CALDWELL, 

CONTRACTOR  &  BUILDER. 

CARRY  ON 

GENERAL  BUILDING  TRADE, 

FIFTH  STREET, 
OGDEN,    -    -    UTAH. 


Fantaquitch, 

IRON   COUNTY. 
Crosby  J  W,  assessor  and  collector 
Henrie  James,  a&a  mdse 
Norton  A  W,  blacjismith 
Norton  John  W,  postmaster 
Sevey  Geo  W,  lumber 
Steele  M  M,  carpenter 


Paradise, 

CACHE   COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  54  miles  north  of  Ogden. 

Oibbs  Geo  D,  supt  Co-operative  Store 
Jackson  H  C,  blacksmitn 


Shaw  H  A,  secy  Co-operative  Store  and 

postmaster 
Thomas  Vf  N,  lumber 


Faragoonah, 

IRON   COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  5  miles  northeast  of  Paro- 
wan,  county  seat. 


BARTON  J  P,  carpenter,  postmaster 
Davis  D  D,  blacksmith 
Bobinson  J  R,  miller 
Tapham  J,  butcher 
Watts  B,  tanner 


Faris, 

RICH  COUNTY. 
A  postoffice  9  miles  north  of  Randolph, 
county  seat. 

Badge  W,  manager  Co-operative  Store 

and  postmaster 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 


Fark  City, 

SUMMIT   COUNTY. 

Anderson  C  G,  bootmaker 
Aschheim  M  S,  gen  mdse 


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Barnes  &  Lane,  saloon 

Bowman  Maggie,  millinery 

Brim  £  E,  stationer 

Brogan  &  Duffy,  saloon 

Byrnes  E,  bootmaker 

Cupit  &  Bronnan,  saloon 

Snyder  G  G,  livery 

Fischel  F,  restaurant 

Gleason  Jno,  butcher 

Gordon  &  Liscomb,  restaurant 

Greeneawald    J    J,    cigars  and  notary 

public 
Hayt  Bros,  gen  mdse 
HATT  F  W ,  postmaster  and  notary 

public 
Heywood  J,  notary  public 
James  J  G  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Keeler  D  F,  stationer 
Kreisch  A,  physician 
Lawrence  &  Shields,  gen  mdse 
Leith  A,  grocer 
McFalls  David,  physician 
McGrath  &  Byrnes,  saloon 
Morrison  &  Biley,  saloon 
Mosier  &  Judge,  saloon 
Ong  Long  Charly,  restaurant 
Ottenheimer  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Pope  &  Bowman,  saloon 
Simons  L,  hotel 
Smith  A  M,  livery 
Snyder  W  J.  attorney  at  law 
Street  J  S,  aiuorney  at  law 
Tewksbury  Chas,  tinner 
Thiriot  Bros,  butchers 
Waddell  R  A,  attorney  at  law 
Wiseman  Wm,  jeweler 


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Qrooeries  and  Boots  aai  Shoss. 

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PARK  CITY,  SUMMIT  CO. 


Park  Valley, 

BOX   ELDER   00. 

Godfrey  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 
Larson  Adam,  constable 
Rohner  A  C,  postmaster 
Rohner  C  J,  butcher 


Parowan, 

IRON    COUNTY, 

Near  the  Little  Salt  Lake,  on  the  stage 
line  leading  to  Arizona,  is  a  place  of 
1,000  or  more,  and  is  distant  from  Salt 
Lake  City  about  26  miles.  The  moun- 
tains surrounding  the  place  abound  with 
a  rich  growth  of  timber,  from  which  the 
residents  derive  their  principal  support, 
though  some  farming  is  carried  ou  in  the 
vicinity. 

Adams  Charles,  mayor 

Adams  Q  L,  shcriif 

Brown  J  W,  prosecuting  attorney 

Co-operative  Manufacturing  Co,  cabinet 
ware,  blacksmithing,  tannery,  boots 
and  shoes,  Wm  Adams  presid  nt 

Co-operative  Store,  H  W  Dane  president 

Dalley  John  £,  recorder 

Orton  Samuel  T,  marshal 

Dalton  Edward,  county  judge  and  sur- 
veyor 

Dalton  J  C,  county  clerk 

Dame  W  H,  recorder 

Deavenport  Thomas,  treasurer 

Marsden  Wm,  dry  goods 

McGregor  W  C,  postmaster 

Mitchell  W  C,  assessor  and  collector 

Smith  &  Co,  tiour  mills 

Wilcox  Wm,  lumber 

Worden  N  P,  cabinetmaker 


Payson, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  66  miles  southwest  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 

Clayson  W.  boots  and  shoes 

Douglass  W,  sup't  of  Co-operative  Store 

Engberg  Andrew,  propr  Salem  Co-opera- 
tive Institution  and  postmaster 

Finlayson  J,  furniture 

Frostgrave  J,  watchmaker 

Hancock  G  W  &  Son,  gen  mdse 

Huish  W  H,  furniture 

Hoffman  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

McClellan  &  Dion,  tanners 

Mitchell  D,  boots  and  shoes 

Payge  J  T,  sup't  branch  Co-operative 
Store 

Reid  E,  tailor 

Simons  O,  miller 

Wilson  T  A,  sup't  Co-o^ative  Meat 
Market 

Worseucraft  S,  tinner 


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MORGAN    COUNTY. 

HIRST  F,  postmaster,  agent  U  P  R  R 

Express  Co,  and  A  and  V  Telegraph  Co 

Pennington  H  L,  gen  mdso 

Williams  Joshua,  steam  sawmill 


Pine  Valley, 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

A  postoffi('edi.stiuit  from  St.  (Icorge,  the 
county  seat,  in  a  northeasterly  direetiou, 
35  miles. 


Baker  Thomas,  miller 
Brown  &  Jacobsoii,  sawmill 
Burgess  Bros,  sawmill 
Burgess  Wm,  postmaster 
(iardner  Bros,  sawmill  > 

Hancock  — ,  gen  mdse 
Meeks  V,  telegraph  operator 
Whipple  Eli,  sawmill 


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Pinto, 

IRON    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  distant  from  St.  (rcorge, 
Washington  county,  47  miles. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse,  postoffice 


Pleasant  Grove, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  37  miles  southwest  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 

AUdridge  Parsons,  wagonmaker 

Armitstoud  James,  physician 

Bur  Jolin,  siioemaker 

Burs  Franklin,  gen  mdso 

Christiisen  Niels  P,  blacksmith 

Culmer  A  E,  carpenter  and  builder 

r)ri<,'gs  Benjamin  W,  gen  mdse 

Driggs  Shadrack  F,  wagonmaker 

Hansen  Andrew,  blacksmith 

.lensen  J  C,  shoemaker 

Jensen  .lens  C,  blacksmith  ^ 

Long  •lolin,  bl.'icksmith 

Mayhew  \V  F,  carpenter  and  builder 

MAYHEW  £,  postmaster 

Pleasant  (J  rove  Co-operativo  Institution, 

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Rogers  R  M,  physician 
Young  Joseph  C,  carpenter  and  builder 


Plain  City, 

WEBER   COUNTY. 

A   postoffice  10  miles  from  Ogden,  tht 
county  seat. 


Branwell  (leorge  AV,  school  teacher 
Carver  George,  school  teacher 
Christensen  N  P,  shoemaker 
Dreaney  Samuel,  carpenter 
England  Jno,  weaver 
Falkman  C  O,  blacksmith 
Folkman  Peter,  gen  mdse 
Goddard  Edward,  basketmaker 
Greene  Peter  C,  cari)enter 
Lindelof  N  P,  shoemaker 
MEOUIEE  WM  W,. surveyor,    con 

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Palmer  EdwanI  J,  jeweler 
Peterson  Jno,  carpenter 
Poulson  Peter,  tailor 
Poxon  Ellen,  school  teacher 
Rohson  Thomas  A,  clergyman 
Spiers  Jno,  justice  of  the  peace 
Stewart  Wm,  constable 
Wadmaii  H  H,  botanic  physician 
Wainwriiiht  Wm  B,  knitter 
White  John,  jeweler 


Portage, 

HOX    ELDER   COUNTY. 

Allen  L  gen  mdse 

Allen  .1,  freighter 

ANDERSON  W  H,  druggist,  physi- 
cian, justice  of  the  peace  and  post- 
master 

Tims  J,  cooper 


Promontory, 

BOX    ELDER   COUNTY. 

King  N  M,  liotel  and  gen  mdse 
STONEHOUSE  W  G,  postmaster  and 
gen  mdse 


Providence, 

CACHE    COUNTY. 

Bullock  H,  cabinetmaker 

Bullock  J,  bootmaker 

Canipl)ell  J  H.  lumber 

Fredricks  A,  tinsmith 

Haderly  J  W,  carpenter 

Hammond  M  D,  wagon  merchant 

Low  W  W,  sup't  Co-operative  Boot  Store 

and  postmaster 
Madison  J  F,  confectioner 
Smith  J,  surveyor 
Themer  F,  blacksmith 


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Provo  City, 

UTAH    COUNTY. 

CluiF  Harvey  H,   county    assessor  and 

collector 
Dana  D  S,  att'y  nt  law 
Daniels  James  £,  county  recorder 

treasurer 
Dixon  Heury  A,  sec'y  woolen  factory 
Dusenberry  Warren  N,  probate  judge 
Duseuberry  AVilaon  H,  county  clerk  and 

sup't  schools  ' 

Jones  Albert,  county  coroner 
Milner  John  B,  prosecuting  attorney 
Stark  Daniel,  county  surveyor 
Turner  John  W,  sheriff 


Randolph, 

RICH   COUNTY. 

HOWARD    WM,     postmaster,    vice- 

f (resident  Z  C  M I  and  county  recorder; 
umber 
Lutz  Alljert,  boots  and  shor.s 
Stewart  II  H,  prea't  Z  0  M  I 


Richfield, 

SEVIER  COONTY. 

Anderton  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Baker  VVm  (1,  liotel,  justice  of  the  peace 
and  county  treasurer 

Bean(reo  W,  probate  judge 

Ohristenscu  L  P,  blacksmith 

Clark  W  H,  sheriff,  assessor  and  collector 

Evans  Joseph,  justice  of  the  peace 

Frankland  W  R,  cabinet  maker 

Harris  D  E,  principal  district  school 

Hansen  H  T,  cabin-^t  maker 

Hellstrom  J  A,  county  clerk  and  city 
recorder 

Home  Joseph  S,  secretary  Richfield  Co- 
operative Co  and  sup't  county  schools 

Kelley  R,  coroner 

Ijarson  K  M,  harncssmaker 

TVrfT.T.T.'p.  H  P,  tationer  and  post- 
master 

Monson  S  R,  blacksmith 

Obcrg  John,  boots  and  shoes 

Paulsen  &  Petersen,  flouring  mills 

Petersen  Jas  M,  sup't  W  M  Co-operative, 
gen  mdse  and  county  surveyor 

Richfield  Co-operative  Institution,  gen 
mdse 

Spencer  Franklin,  mayor 

Thompson  Jos  M,  printer 

Young  B  T,  notary  public 


Richmond, 

CACHE  COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  line  of  the  Utah  and  Northern 
Railway,  and  the  last  town  in  Utah  on 
this  road.  It  is  n  pretty  little  town  of 
1,500  inhabitants,  the  second  in  point  of 
population  in  Cache  county.  The  resi- 
dents are  industrious  and  believe  in  the 
development  of  the  county  so  much  that 
every  pains  is  taken  to  beautify  and 
make  it  attractive.  The  country  sur- 
rounding it  is  rich  in  scenic  features,  while 
tlie  soil  is  susceptible  of  a  very  high  cul- 
tivation, though  the  facilities  for  iriigu- 
tion  at  present  are  not  as  good  as  could 
be  wished. 


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Beers  &  Lafever  ,gen  mdse 

Hendricks  VV  D,  grist  mill 

Merrell  M  W,  miller 

Raveller  C,  furniture,  notions,  etc 

Richardson  &  Stewart,  shingle  and 
mill 

Richmond  Z  C  M  I,  dry  goods,  etc 

Standace  Henry,   sup't  Richmond  Mer- 
cantile Association  and  postmaster 

Z  C  M  I,  sawmill 


Rockport, 


SUMMIT    COUNTY. 
SEAMONS  HENRY,  postmaster 


Rockville, 

KANE   COUNTY. 

Biggs  C  M,  shoemaker 
Brund>ge  Wm  L,  minister 
Drapfi  Z  T,  artist 
Hall  J  C,  painter 


Rush  Lake, 

TOUELE   COUNTY. 

BRAClKEN  &  YOUNG,  gen  mdse 
BRACKEN  W,  postmaster 
Broughton  Josei^h,  smelting  works 
Prosser  Henry,  saloon 
Wagner  E  C,  physician 


Saint  George, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 

Adams  S  L,  blacksmith 
Bennett  C  W,  bakery 
Blake  B  F,  furniture 
Brooks  — ,  stonecutter 
Burges  M,  cabinetmaker 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 


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Utah — Saint  Johns-Salt  Lake  City. 

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Coxe  J,  wagonmaker 

Dodge  W  E,  winemaker 

Eardley  Jno,  potter 

Hardy  A  P,  butcher  and  8heri£F 

Hardy  J  G,  v»  ood  turnoi 

Higgins  S  6,  physician 

Ivina  I,  physician 

Johnson  J  E,  gen  mdse 

Ladies'  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Lebna  P,  tinsmith 

Macfarlane  Jno  M,  County  surveyor 
and  judge 

McQuirrir  Hector,  blacksmith 

Milne  David,  painter 

Nelson  A,  bootmaker 

Nixon  J  W,  lumber 

Pendleton  B  F,  blacksmith 

Piatt  H  Gr,  hamessmaker 

Pyman  Jno,  postmaster,  hotel  and  gen- 
eral mdse 

Pymm  Setha,  architect 

Biding  C  L,  tinsmith 

Romney  M  P,  carpenter,  furniture  and 
supt  schools 

Slagowski  H  F,  tailor 

Smith  C,  watchmaker 

Terry  C  A,  winemaker  and  cooper 

Whitehead  A  R,  county  clerk,  general 
mdse 

Wooley  E  G,  prosecuting  attorney 


Saint  Johns, 

TOOELE   COUNTY. 

BUERIDGE  GEO  W, supt  Z  C  M  I 

and  postmaster 
Caldwell  Isaac  J,  contractor  and  builder 
De  San  Jeor  Frans,  boots  and  shoes 
Green  Richard  R,  rope  and  twine  manfr 
Mcintosh  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
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Russell  Elizabeth,  propr  medicated  warm 

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Stookey  Enos,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 


Salt  Lake  City, 

SALT  LAKE  COUNTY, 
la  the  metropolis  and  capital  of  the  Ter- 
ritory, the  county  seat  of  the  county 
bearing  the  same  name,  is  situated  34 
miles  south  of  O^den,  and  has  a  popula- 
tion of  25,000  people.  Its  streets  are  of 
nnusu'^l  width,  bordered  by  a  beautiful 
and  uniform  growth  of  shade  trees, 
while  along  the  curbs  there  is  a  con- 
stantly-flowing stream  of  pure  and 
sparkling  water,  which  comes;  from  the 
mountains  that  shut  out  tV.e  beautiful 
valley  in  which  the  city  is  situated  from 
the  cold  winds  of  the  north.  There  is 
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in  the  roomy  yards  and  commodious 
places  of  residence,  while*  the  business 
houses,  as  a  rule,  are  well  appointed  and 
of  splendid  architectural  design.  Of 
course,  that  peculiar  class  of  persons 
kno\vn  as  Mormons  predominate,  ind  it 
is  but  due  to  them  to  state  that  the  city's 
beauty  and  growth  is  traceable  only  to 
their  presence.  Had  not  such  men  as 
Orson  Pratt  buckled  on  their  armor  of 
courage  and  self-reliance  a  quarter  of  a 
century  or  more  ago,  and  defied  the  dan- 
gers of  the  tedious  journey  across  the 
uninhabited  plains,  Utah  could  not  boast 
of  the  cities  and  happy  country  homes 
which  everywhere  present  themselves 
to-day  to  gladden  the  heart  of  the 
stranger  and  make  his  visits  enjoyable. 
No  such  monuments  of  pride  and  of  de- 
votion to  religious  doctrine  as  have  been 
erected  would  be  seen  ;  no  such  develop- 
ment of  the  mining  interests  as  ahe  has 
experienced  would  be  apparent ;  no  such 
traftlc  as  is  carried  on  by  the  railroads 
would  be  witnessed,  nor  would  the 
marry  music  of  clanking  engines,  ringing 
anvils,  the  hum  of  saws  and  the  clash- 
ing trowel  be  heard  in  the  land.  But  on 
the  contrary,  a  solemn  silence  would 
reign  supreme,  and  the  bustle  of  the 
'  our  would  be  supplanted  by  "  nature's 
desolation."  The  Tabernacle  and  the 
Temple,  whose  mute  yet  suggestive  fin- 
gers point  heavenward  the  whole  year 
through,  and  "  watch  the  lonely  vigils 
of  the  night "  in  courtship  with  the 
stars,  would  be  numbered  with  the 
"  things  that  are  to  be,"  while  the  moun- 
tains, solemn  and  majestic,  would  keep 
sole  company  with  the  companions  of 
long  ago.  No  theater,  such  aa  she  pos- 
sesses, would  have  reared  its  roof  to 
witness  the  acting  of  the  best  histrionic 
talent  the  country  produces,  nor  would 
the  country  have  been  so  far  advance<l 
in  settlement  had  the  "  wandering  tribe 
of  Mormon"  been  denied  a  passage 
across  the  plains  that  st^otch  out  to  the 
eastward  so  many  weary  miles.  The 
city  is  supplied  also  M'ith  a  full  comple- 
ment of  good  hotels,  chief  among  which 
are  the  Walker  House,  the  Continental 
and  the  Valley  House.  The  two  former 
are  liept  by  that  veteran  host,  G.  S. 
Erb,  Esq.,  whose  reputation  is  too  well 
and  favorably  known  to  need  special 
mention  nere,  while  the  latter  is  under 
the  care  of  Mr.  Andrew  C.Brixen,a  yo  ing 
gentleman  of  experience,  who  by  his 
courtesy  of  demeanor  and  cner^  must 
succeed  in  his  chosen  calling.  We  com- 
mend to  him  a  liberal  share  of  patronage 
from  the  traveling  public.     'There  are 


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two  morning  journals  and  one  eveninjj 
papur  published  in  the  city,  which  are 
indeed  creditable  to  the  place.  They  are 
ably  edited,  and  work  for  the  promotion 
of  the  city's  interest  with  "hearty  good 
will." 

The  hotels  of  a  city  are  almost  invaria- 
bly a  faithful  reflex  of  the  character  of 
its  residents,  and  to  this  rule  Salt  Lake 
City  does  not  prove  an  exception,  for 
her  houses  of  public  entertainment  are 
in  strict  keeping  with  the  enterprise  and 
public  spirit  which  are  seen  on  every 
hand  throughout  the  place. 

THE  WALKER  HOUSE 

Is  the  chief  of  the  caravansaries  of  the 
city,  and  in  its  appointments  will  com- 
pare most  favorable  with  those  of  larger 
cities  and  of  greater  renown.  The  pro- 
prietor. Major  G.  S.  Erb,  through  his 
courtesy  of  action  and  geniality  of  dis- 
position, has  succeeded  in  endearing  a 
host  of  travelers  to  him,  and  acquire*!  a 
reputation  as  a  host  of  which  he  may 
feel  justly  proud.  The  merits  he  pos- 
sessed were  rewarded  by  a  very  rapid 
growth  of  his  business  and  the  n-icessity 
of  more  room  for  the  accommodation  of 
his  guests  soon  became  apparent,  and  to 
meet  these  requirements  he  leased 

THE  CONTINENTAL  HOTEL, 

With  which  the  Walker  is  connected  by 
telephone,  and  which  is  quite  a  commo- 
dious building,  situated  two  blocks 
away. 

The  former  is  supplied  with  electric 
bells,  gas,  bath  rooms,  cold  and  hot 
water,  and  an  elevator,  being  four  stories 
in  hight,  splendidly  furnished  and  moat 
conveniently  arranged,  while  the  latter  is 
a  two-story  edifice,  diifeiing  from  the 
former  only  with  regard  to  the  elevator. 
The  tables  are  supplied  with  everything 
that  would  please  the  tastes  of  the  most 
fastidious  epicure,  and  the  discipline  of 
this  systematic  veteran  is  noticeable  in 
the  politeness  of  the  employes. 


Abels  E,  carpenter,  3d  South 
ABRAMS  li  S,  iish  and  game,  1269  1st 

South 
ADMIRE    MART     dressmaker,   2nd 

South  bet  E  and  W  Temple 
AIRMET  J  D)  contractor  and  builder, 

20th  Ward 
ALFF  R,  crockery,  120  Main 
ALLEN   MRS   LOUISA,    millinery, 

ladies'  underwear,  babies'  clothes,  2nd 

South 
Allen  Miss  Mary  E,   librarian  Masonic 

library,!  143  Main 


Alt  Jacob,  saloon,  99  Main , 
ANDERSON  A,  furrier,  'and  manufr 

Salt  Lake  gloves.  Commercial 
Anderson  Fred,  real  estate.  Main 
Anderson  (ieo  E  &  Co,  photographers, 

tiij  Main 
Anderson  H,  Ins  agent,  154  Main 
Anderson  Jno,  wood.  Commercial 
Anderson  Sam'l,  tailor,  Com'l 
Arbogast  Geo,    confectionery,    44    1st 

South 
Armstrong  T  C,  grain,  flour,  etc,  34  1st 

South 
ARNOLD  HENRY,  confectionery  and 

bakery,  '22  Main 
ASMXJSSEN  CARL,  watches  and  jew- 
elry, (50  Midn 
ATKINS  JOHN,  coal  and  wood,  63 1st 

South 
Aubrey  Tlios,   groceries   and  lunch,  54 

and  60  1  at  South 
Auer  &  Murphy,  saloon,  18  1st  South 

ATJERBACH  F  &  BRO,  iobbers  and 
dealers  in  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots 
and  shoes,  hats,  notions  and  furnish- 
ing goods,  98  Main 

Averill  O  J,  clerk  3d  district  court,  Wa- 
satch building 

Bailey  J  A,  land  agent  and  attorney. 
Main 

Bailey  &  Son,  groceries,  Main 

Balforth  Chaa,  111)  Main 

BAMBERGER  &  CO,  mining  oper- 
ators, 144  Main 

Bane  H,  physician,  150  Main 

BANE  MOSES  M,  receiver  U  S  land 
office 

Barker  Joe,  cutler,  Com'l 

Barlow  J  M,  dentist,  3d  West 

BARNES  C  E,  broker,  money  to  loan, 
119  Main 

BARNHART  &  STAHL,  liquors,  2d 

South 
BARNUM  E  M,  attorney  at  law,  2d 
South  near  White  House 

BARRATT  BROS,  furniture  and  house 

goods.  Main 
Barren  C,  bootmaker,  8  Market  Row 
Barton  &   Co,    merchant     tailors,     2d 

South 
Baumgarten    Joseph,   merchant  tailor, 

135  Main 
Benedict  Bros,   physicians,    cor    Main 

and  1  st  South 
Bennett  &  Harkness,  attorneys  at  law, 

143  Main 

BENTLEY  JOSEPH,  weaver,  47  Ist 
South 

BIRD  WM  H,  land  agent  and  attorney, 
Main 

BISHOP  F  M.assayer,  119^  Main 

Blandin  Chas  I; ,  attorney  at  law,  Wa- 
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Borman  J  S,  associate  justice  territory 

BOSSHARDT  &  CLABK,  merchant 

tailors,  45  1st  South 
Boukofsky  N,  liquors,  30  1st  South^ 
BOWERS  W  H  H,  mechanical  and 

contracting  engineer,  103  Main 
Bowman  Robert,  gen  mdse.  Pearl 
BOWRINO  W  C,  groceries,    1253  1st 

South 
BREDEMETER  WM,  notary  public, 

mining  engineer,  U  S  mineral  sirvey- 

or  and  manager  Excelsior  and  Utah 

Con  Silver  Mining   Company,  s   side 

2d  South  bet  Main  and  Ist  East 
Bridge  John   M,    harness   and  saddles, 

2d  South 
Brooksbank  Geo,  furnishing  goods,  201 

Main 
Brooks  Geo  F,  groceries,  1249  1st  South 
Brooks  J  G,  millinery.  Main 
Brown    Arthur,     lawyer.     Main     near 

White  House 
BROWN  FREDERICK,  costom  boot 

and    shoe    maker,     rt^paiiing    neatly 
done,  opp  Continental  Hotel 

BROWNE  &  BROOKS,  civil  engineers 

and  surveyors,  97  Main 
BUCSKLE   &   SON,  merchant   tailors, 

195  Main 
BTJROESS  M  T,  mining  engineer,  1268 

Ist  8outh 
Bums  Robt,  tents,  etc,  65  1st  South 
Burrows  H,  meat  market,  2d  South 
Burt  A,  city  marshal,  City  Hall 
Burton  R  T,  county  assessor 
Button  Mrs  A,  mliliner,  l'J8  Main 
Button  Chas,  barber,  128  Main 
Buxbuuin  M  &  Co,    hides  and   wool,  3d 

West 
Calder  D  O,  music  and  musical  instru 

nM<nt8,  7i  Masn 
CALUiMAS  MB,  hardware  and  sissay 

»--f'   «ri*t<»rial8,  iM  Main 
CAMERON  ft  CD'S  New  York  House. 

dfj    /;'>'>f\'<,    tancy  goods,    jewelry,  no 

*ioii»*  y.fi'i  toys,  68  Main 
CANNON  ANGUS  M,  county  recordei 
CARELESS  6E0,  music    and   musical 

instruments,  1'2'M  Ist  tSouth 
CARTER  TH08,   kuhs.    wununition. 

to])U(^'i,   (lotioDK,  >^U•,    \'.i'  Main 
CECIL    /  B  ft  CO,   grce  1  feroccrs,  134 

Main 
Chadd   Mrs   A    M,   groceriea,    1259    1st 

South 
CHADD   MICHAEL,   pioneer   vegeta- 
ble, fruit  and  poultry  stand,  lt?58   Ist 

South 

CHAMBERS  R  C,  sup't  O  s  M  Co, 

1232  1st  South 
Chapman   &  Whytock,    dentists,     over 
postoffice  2d  South 


Cisler  F,  groceries,  231  Main 

CLARK  ft   JACOBSCN,  barbers,   16 

1st  South 
CLASBET  ft  HOOLE,    liquors,    149 

Main 
Clawson  H  B,   agricultural  implements 

and  commission,  South  Temple 
Clawson  S  H,  dentist,  1218  1st  South 
CLAYTON  JOHN,  cutler.  Commercial 
CLAYTON  N  W,   territorial   auditor 

and  notarj^ublic,  Ist  South 
CLIFf  HOUSE,  S  C  Ewing,  propr 
Cohn  Bros,  dry  goods,  102  Main 
Colebrook  Mrs  E,  millinery   and  fancy 

goods,  52  Main 

CONRAD  WALTER  K,  Delta  Saloon, 

cor  1st  East  and  1st  South 

CONTINENTAL  HOTEL  G  S  Erb 

propr,  cor  1st  West  and  Ist  South 
Cooper  Bros,  real  estate,  143  Main 
Cooper  Chas,  groceries.  Temple 
Cook  John,  butcher,  1231  1st  South 
COMBS  H,  livery,  1st  East  bet  2d  and 

3d  South 
CONKLIN  J    C,    Utah    ore  sampling 

mill,  97  Main 
Cottle  &    Rundquist,    blacksmiths,    1st 

East 
Cowley  W,  tailor,  Pixton  alley 
Cowling  Peter,  grocries,  etc,  2d  South 
Cox  E,  barber,  1228  Ist  South 
CRANE  JOHN,  house  furnishing  store, 

feed   and  livery,   33,   35,  and  37   1st 

South 
Cr;.ig  Jno,  U  S  signal  observer,  Wasatch 

building 
Crismon  (jeorge,  county  colltctor 
Crocheron  G  W,  hsh,  fruits,  etc,  1267  1st 

South 
Crow  &  Bowring,   harness  and  saddles, 

44^  Main 
CULMER     Q    F,   wholesale    grocers, 

paints,  oils,  window  glass  and  show 

cases,  20  and  22  1st  South 
Cummings  J  W,  county  treasurer 
CUNNDfGTON  ft  CO, hardware  and 

groceries,  cor  Main  ind  2d  South 
Cutler  Bros,  groceries,  1247  1st  South 
Cutler,  cigars  and  tob.icco,  179  Main 

CUTLER  JOHN  C,  agent  Provo  Woolen 

Mills,  34  and  36  Main 
Duhl  (Jlindii,  drcssniaktr,  ll70  lat  South 
DALLAS    S   B   &  SON    cabinet   and 

jobbing  carpenters,  Ist  West  nr  North 

Temple 
Davis  (r  W,  groceries,  74  Main 
Davis,  Howe  &  Co,  foundrj-,  1st  West 
DAVIS  JOHN,  restaurant,  2d  South 
Davis  R,  dentist,  26i  Main 
DAY  ft  CO,  gen  mdse,    106   and   108 

Main 
DAYNES  JOHN,  pianos   and  organs, 

66  Main 


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DEIQHTON  FBED,  confectionery, 
stationerv,  cigars  and  tobacco,  post- 
office  building 

Deseret  Bank,  cor  Main  and  l..t  So';th 

Diehl  Chris,  barber,  129  Main 

Dilly  &  Pearson,  lawyers,  Wasatch  build- 
ing 

DUlWOOSEY  H,  furniture,  wall 
paper,  etc,  123871240, 1242,  1244  1st 
South 

DINWOODT  JAMES,  restaurant,  117 
Main 

Dooloy  J  E,  manager  Wells,  Fargo  &, 
Co,  105  Main 

DB.XJCSE  H,  die  sinker,  stencil  cutter, 
general  engraver,  and  groceries,  Com- 
mercial 

Dunford  — ,  dentist,  120  Main 

DUNFORD  OEO,  boots,  shoes,  hats 
and  caps,  104  Main 

DITNNE  DANIEL,  Ornamental  Iron 
Wor.is,  P  0  box  471,  cor  2d  South, 
one  block  west  of  Main 

Dunne  E  F,  attorney  at  law,  141  Main 

DWTEK  JTAMES,  books  and  station- 
en^,  76  East  T<  mple  or  Main 

DTS!  MBS  C  E,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods,  48  Main 

Earl  M,  tailor,  Pixton  alley 

Eastman  Frank,  civil  er  gineer,  146  Main 

Eicheuberg  Christian,  photographer,  20 
Commercial 

Eliason  O  L,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
124  Main 

Ellis  Geo,  carpenter,  221  Main 

Emeison  P  H,  associate  justice  Territory 
(Provo) 

Empire  Mining  Co  of  Utah,  H  A  Van 
Praag  secretary  and  treasurer 

Engstrom  J  P,  cabinetmaker,  Comm'l 

DINWOODEY  H,  furniture,  wall  paper, 

etc.,  1238,  1240,  1242,  1244  Ist  South 
EBB  G  S,  propr  Walker  House,  Main, 

and  Continental  Hotel,  cor  1st  West 

and  1st  South 
Erickson  John,  liquors,  2d  South 
EWING  S  C,  propr  Clift  House 
Ferguson  Mrs   Ellen,  music  teacher,  72^ 

Main 
.FEBOUSON  0    C,  watchmaker   and 

jeweler,  50  1st  South 
Ff/bes  Mrs  C  B,  conservatory  of  music, 

Wasatch  building 
Foster  W  H,  wood  turner 
Fihlin  E  V,  bookbinder,  1st  West 
Fowler  Ailen,  physician,  96  Main 
Fox  &  Symons,  photographers,  142  and 

154  Main 
FBANTZEN    ANDBEW,  groceries, 

2d  South,  and  groceries  and  gloves,  36 

1st  South 
Fursver  John  P,  groceries,  2d  South 
Qalligan  John,  d^  goods,  1270  Ist  South 


Gardiner  F.  physician,  2d  South 
Gardiner  Rooert,  confectioner  and  baker, 

58  Main 
Gee  W  W,  lawyer,  Wasatch  building 
GEBMANIA  SMELTIHO  AND  BE- 

FININO  CO,  cor  Main  and  1st  South 

GILCHBIST  ft  SFBAGTTE,  attorneys 
at  law,  Wasatch  building 

Giles  B  M,  groceries,  76  Ist  South 

GILLESPfB  JAMES,  groceries  and 
vegetables,  2d  South 

Gilmer,  Salisbury  &,  Co,  stage  line,  105 
Main 

Gilmore  C  J,  agent  Continental  Oil  Co, 
3d  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

GODBE  ANTHONY,  manager  London 
Bank  of  Utah  (limited),  95  and  97 
Main 

Godbe,  Pitts  &  Co,  druggists,  cor  1st 
South  and  East  Temple 

GOLDBERG  L  &  A,  manufs  and  job- 
bers of  clothing,  wholesale  and  retail, 
165  and  167  Main 

GOLDSMITH  &  CO,  wholesale  cloth- 
ing, furnishing  goods,  145  Main 

GOLDSTIKEB  M,  meat  market,  189 
Main 

Gi^ldthwaite  &  Maxwell,  attorneys  at 
law    2(1  South 

GOODilIND  BICHABD,  ore   sack 

manuf,  dealer  in  milling  and    snow 
white  tine  table  salt,  gen  mdse    igent, 
1268  1st  South. 
Gordon  James  M,  upholsterer,  Main 
GOBBINGE  WM  ft  SONS,  harness 
and  saddles,  1st  East  bat  2d  and  3d 
South 
GOSS  P  F,  superintendent  U  0  Mer- 
chant Tailors,  30  and  32  Main 
Graham  J  C  &  Co,  job  printers,  cor  Main 

and  1st  South 
GBANT  H  J,  insurance  agt,  1st  South 
Graves  &  Snyder,  liquors,  6  1st  South 
GBEGORY  MRS  J  E,   French    hair 
store;  u  complete  assortment  of  curls, 
braids,  switches,  etc,  1266  1st  South 
Griggs  T  C,  gen  mdse,  1st  South 
(iroesbeck  N  &  Sons,  capitalists 
GROVES  WM  H,  dentist,  86  Main 
Grundlund  N  (i,  groceries.  South  Tem- 
ple 
Guiver  &  Papworth,  meat  market,  70  Ist 

South 
GUSTAVESON  C  J,  harness  and  sad- 
dles, and  groceries,  south  side  2d  South, 
bet  Main  and  1st  East 
Hadley  J  R,  physician,  64J  Main 
Hagell  John,  lunch,  68  1st  South 
Hagman  John,  tailor,  2d  South 
Hallander  Jno  F,  restaurant.   Commer- 
cial 
HALL  L  E,  manager  Sitig^r  Manufac- 
turing Co.  1222  Ist  South 


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TTALL  S  A,  groceries  and  provisions, 
1278  Ist  South 

Hamilton  J  F,  physician,  150  Main 

Harmou  G  J,  painter 

HARRIS  ED,  "Little  Church  around 
the  Corner,"  cigar  store,  12  1st  South 

"HTAR'RTa  JNO,  confectionery,  Com- 
mercial 

Harrison  Robt,  wood  and  coal,  2d  South 

SAEVET  ASBKEW,   watchmaker, 

62  Ist  South 
Harper  Miss  A  C,  di-essmaker,  66  1st 

South 
Harper  Mrs  S,  corsetmaker,  56  Ist  South 
HAEFEE  T  E,  confectionery,   56  1st 

South 
HATJEBBACH   ADOLPH,     watch 

maker,  20  Commercial 
HAYNES  &  SON,   boiler   makers,  S 

Temple  bet  Ist  and  2d  West 
Heesch  &  Ellerbeck,  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  38  Main 
Hennefer  &  Burns,  barbers,  175  Maiu 
Hepworth  Joseph,    coal  and  wood,  2d 

South 
Hepworth  John,  butcher,  Maiu 
Hepworth  Thos  &  Sons,   meat  market, 

Ist  West 
Heinaii  M,  barber,  Main 
HEITSSER  JACOB,  guns,  pistols,  am- 
munition,    fishing    tackle,    etc,     lOU 

Main 
Higgins  C  W,  physician,  2d  South 
HiU  &  Trewela,  Wasatch  Saloon 
Hill  Wm,   bakery    and    restaurant,  56 

Main 
Hills  L  S,  treasurer  U  C  R  R,  depot 
Historians  Office,  Orsou  Pratt  manager. 

South  Temple 
Hirschman  Moses,  sup't  Flagsta  S  mine, 

2d  South 
Hobbs  L,  carpenter,  213  Main 
Hodder  &  Schofield.  carpenters,  Comm'l 
HODQES  W  A,  assay er,  139  Main 
Hoge  E  D,  lawyer,  Wasatch  building 
HOLIiAND  J  M,  physician.  72i  Main 
Hollister  0  J,  internal  revenue  collector, 

143  Main 
Holmberg  John,  groceries,  1  st  East 
Holmes   L  J,    notary  public  and  U   S 

deputy  mineral  surveyor,  2d  South 
Hooper  W  J,  shoemaker,  67  1st  South 
HOP  WO  &  CO,  Japan   and  Chinese 

goods,  46  1st  South 
Huey  C  P,  attorney  at  law,  2d  South 

HTJLEERT   WM,   weaver,   mountain 

cream  polish,  57  and  59  1st  South 
Humphreys  F  J,  lawyer,  2d  South 
Hunter  John  A,  chief  justice  territory, 

Wasatch  building 
Husler  &  Gebhardt,  bakery,  2d  South 
HUTCHISON    DAN,    carriage  shop. 
Commercial 


Hyde  Wm,  supervisor  of  streets,  City 

Hall 
ILLINGWORTH  WM,  trunkmaker, 

61  1st  South 
IMPERIAL  M  &  S  CO,  S  E  Under- 
bill secretary 
Ingburg   F,    watchmaker,    13    Market 

Row 
IRONS   J  W,  ticket  agent  U  P  R  R, 

130  Main 
James  David,  tinner,  gasfitter,  etc,  West 

Temple 
JAlOfiS  J  G  &  CO,  groceries,  2d  South 
JAMES  MRS   J   W.  millinery,    1272 

and  1274  1st  South 
Jenkins  &  Sons,  saddles  and  harness,  2d 

South  and  1st  East 
JENNINGS  WM,  Vice  Prcst  U  C  R  R, 

depot 
Jennings  Wm  &  Sons,   gen  mdse,   cor 

Main  and  1st  South 
Jensen  C  J,  bootmaker.  Commercial 
JENSEN  J  S,  watchmaker,  91  Main 
J  chanson  S,  tailor.  Main 
Johnson  A  J,  ag'l  implts,  1  st  East 
Johnson  Augustus:,  bootmaker,  Comm'l 
J  ohnson  John,  groceries,  2d  South 
Johnson  John,  carpenter.  Commercial 
Johnson  P,  willowware 
JONES  T  R.  banker,  143  Main 
JONES  WM,  jeweler,  62  Ist  South 
JOSLIN  &  PARK,  watchmakers  and 

jewelers,  150  Main 
KAHN  BROS,  wholesale  grocers,   113 

and  115  Main 
KAIGHN  M  M,  attorney  at  law,  134 

Main 
KELLEY    BROS,  bookbinders,   1222 

IstSoutK 
Kelsey  &  Sons,   attorneys  at  law,  1st 

South 
Kimball  &  Lawrence,  groceries  and  hard- 
ware, Main  and  Ist  South 
Lange  C,  bakery,  1217  1st  South 
LANNAN  P  M,  meat  market,  38  1st 

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Lapham  Mrs  M  G,  millinery,  1243  1st 

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LATIMER,  TAYLOR  &  CO,  lum- 

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LAWRENCE  &  BURGESS,  mming 

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Lawson  J,  groceries,  2d  South 

Leviberg  J,  saloon,  136  Main 

LEVIN  MARTIN,  bootmaker,   Com- 
mercial 
Levy  Sam,  cigar  raanufr,  151  Main 
Lewis  S  H,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
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Little  &  Roundy,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware, 54  Main 

Lindsley  £,  physician,  2d  South 

LIFMAN  M  H,  clothing,  furnishing 
goods  and  hats,  155  and  157  Main 

Lloyd  John,  bootmaker,  93  Main 

Lollin  John,  saloon,  111  Main 

LOMAXJD,  attorney  at  law,  1st  South 

LONDON  BANK  OF  UTAH  (lim- 
ited), Anthony  Godbe  manager,  95 
and  97  Main 

Long  Mrs  B  S,  fancy  goods,  61  1st  South 

Longstreet  S  P,  attorney  at  law,  2d 
South 

Loth  Bernard,  lawyer,  143  Main 

Lowe  George  A,  wagons,  agricultural 
implements,  1st  East 

LO  WE  JAMES,  notary  public,  land 
agent,  and  attorney 

Lowell  Jno  W  &  Co,  wagons  and  agri- 
cultural implements,  1  East 

LUCAS  GEORGE,  groceries,  fruits, 
confeotiouery,  etc,  52  Ist  South 

LUCAS  J  L,  groceries,  provisions,  for- 
eign and  domestic  fruits,  "tc,  66  1st 
South 

LUKE  GEO  A  &  CO,  knitting  fac- 
tory, 1224  1st.  South 

Lynch  John  T.  postmaster 

LYNGBEEG  Jb'RED  G,  groceries,  pro- 
visions, fruits,  vegetables,  poultry, 
fish,  etc,  40  and  42  Ist  South 

Lynn  S  J,  lumber,  3d  West 

Madsen  Amelia,  millinery,  43  1st  South 

Madsen  Mrs  L,  ladies'  clothing,  14  Main 

Mi^BSEN  P  "W,  second  hand  goods,  40 

Main 
MALTESE  S,  second  hand  goods,  225 

Main 
Makiu  Andrew,    hairdresser,    1201     1st 

South 
Malquist  &  Puzey,  black8mith3,  Olive 
Manning  John,  ti-unks  and  valises,  15  '2d 

South 
Margetts  Phil,  saloon,  1260  1st  South 
Marier  Bros,  baths,  CommL-rcial 
MASONIC  LIBRARY.Miss  Mary  E 

Allen  librarian,  143  Main 
Marsdim  &  Donhalter,  soda  works,  Com- 

uuTcial 
MARSHALL  &  ROYLE,  attonaya  at 

law,  105  Main 
MASON  &  SELLS,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail lumber  dealers,  South  Temple  bet 

1st  and  2d  West 
Matthews  E  (J,  doputy  internal  revenue 

collector,  14, i  Main 
MATTISON  L  B,  wagons  and  agricul 

tural  implements,  1st  East 
Mattock  &  Mitchell,   meat  market,  2d 

South 
Mather    Miss    Helen,    dressmaker,    2(1 

South 


MAY  &  WOOD,  meat  market,  1223 

Ist  South 
MoBRIDE  T  A,  attorney  at  law,  141 

Main 
McCord  Wm,   tents  and  awnings,  2d 

South 
MoCORMICK    &    CO,  bankers,   130 

and  132  Main 
McDonald  J,  groceries.  Main 
McKEAN  THEODORE,  sheriff 
McKimmons  Mark,  livurv.  Main 
Mcknight  JAMES,  attorney  at  law. 

2d  South  nr  White  House 
McLaren  J  S,  stereo  and  electrotype 

foundry,  64^  Main 
McMillan  H  G,  deputy  clerk  dis- 
trict court,  Wasatch  building 
McTierney  James,  saloon,  123  Main 
McVICKER  J,  assayer.  Main 
Meredith  J  B,  groceries.  Temple 
Meredith,  Manning  &  Gallacher,  trunk 

factory,  1st  East 
Midgley  J,  painter,  2d  South 
Miller  Peter,  barber,  2d  South 
Monheim  H,  architect,  141  Main 
Moore,  Allen  &  Co,  druggists,  Main  and 

2d  South 
Moore,  Allensworth  &  Co,   buggies  etc, 

227  Main 
Morgenson  J,  shoemaker,  193  Main 
MORRIS  &  EVANS,  marble  works, 

18  Main 
MORRIS  W  C,  general    painter,    Ist 

South 
Morton  &  Tufts,  liquors,  10  Ist  South 
Morrill  &  Keetley,  livery,  2d  South 

MOSS  W  J  &  CO,  harness  and  sad- 
dles, 2d  South  bet  Main  and  1st  East 

Mousley  &  Callister,  job  printers.  Main 

Mower  G  W,  harness  and  saddles,  2d 
South 

MULLOY  &  PAUL,  livery  and  trans- 
fer staV>lps,  2d  South,  east  postoffice 

MULHALL  CHARLES,  upholsterer, 
mattresses  made  and  repaired,  1st 
South,  opposite  Continental  Hotel 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INS  CO  OF  N  Y, 

H  J  (irant,  agent,  Jst  South 
Niitlian  SJ,  clothing,  131  Main 
Naylor  Uros,  blnoksrniths,  Ist  East 
Neil  .1  B.  re^Mstcr  U  S  Land  Office 

NEWMAN  &  REED,  "76"  s-     a, 

72  I  ill  Mniith 
Now  ton  S  10,  dentist,  2d  South 
Niinu  (j  W,  veterinary  siirgoDii,  1241  2d 

South 
Old  Telei{rapli  Mininc;  Co,  1st  South 

ONTARIO  SILVER  MINING  CO, 

K  C  Chambers.  8U))'t,  1232  Ist  South 

ORDNER  &  PATTERSON,  liquors, 

2d  South 
O'Reilly   T   B,  clothing  and  furnishing 
goods.  Main 


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Ottinger  G  W,  supt  water  works,  City 

Hall 
Pacific  Ex  Co,  F  C  Gentach  agt,   Main 
Paiue  Wm  E,  barber,  14  1st  South 
PALMER  FREDEBICK,  lunch,  99 

Main 
PARKER    A  L,  meat    market,  South 

Temple  near  2d  West 
Parsons  M  K,  clerk  U  S  Land  Office 
Parsons  Thos,  soda  works,  Commercial 
PASSE Y    F,  Gilroy's  restaurant,   cor 

Commercial  and  1st  South 
Patten   Henry,   harnessmaker,  1st   East 
PATTEN  T  C,  groceries,  74  1st  South 
Payne  J,  shoemaker,  140  Main 
PECK  BROS,  blacksmiths,  wagon  re- 
pairers, 1st  West  and  North  Temple 
Pendleton  A  J,  blacksmith,  2d  South 
PETERS  ROBERT,  shoelast  maker, 

55  1st  South 
Petersen  W,  meat  market,  1225 1st  South 
Peterson  W  H.  meat  market,  2d  South 
PHELPS  MRS  ADA,  dressmaker,  1276 

Ist  South 
PHELPS  H  E,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing, 64  Main 
PHILLIPS  M  C.  cigars    and  tobacco, 

147  Main 
Pinnock  W,  groceries,  32  1st  South 
Pitts  W  A,  hotel,  Main 
PLATT  FRANCIS,  harness  and  sad- 
dles, 2d  South  near  postoffiee 
PODLECH  A  &  GO,  proprietors  of  the 
White  House,  Main  and  2d  South 

POPPER    CHARLES    wholesale 

butcher,  38  1st  South 
Pratt  R  Bjphysician,  304  Alain 
PRATT  HARMEL,  attorney  at  law, 

2d  South 
PRESHAW  &  SKEWS,  undertakers, 

1280  Ist  South 
Price  W  L,  groceries,  1257  1st  South 
Pritchard  Thomas,  groceries,  Ist  East 
Pyper  A  C,  police  justice.  City  Hall 
Quiar  F  A,  saddle  tree  manufr 
Quinn  G  W,  wood  carver,  1st  South 
RAWLIN6S  J  S,  shoemaker,  10  Main 
Raybold  W  F,   books    and  stationery, 

152  Main 

REAB  SAMUEL  OEOROE,  news,  49 

Ist  South 

REED  H  A,  auction,  storage  and  com- 
mission, 121  Main 

Reed  J  W,  harness,  57  Main 

Reese  John,  varieties,  1st  South  and 
Main 

REESE  JOHN,  vapor  and  medicated 
baths,  1256  1st  South 

Regjgel  L,  dry  goods,  138  Main 

RHODES  A  W,  assayer,  89  Main 

Richan  Wm,  tinner,  2d  South 

Richards  H  J  &  Co,  druggists  and  physi- 
cians, 44  Main 


Riggs  &  Young,  sewing  machines,  37  and 
39  Main 

RISER  OEOROE  C,  pioneer  boot- 
maker, 1246  1st  South 

RIVERS  BROS,  wall  paper,  one  door 
south  Walker  House 

Robertson  John,  umbrella  maker,  1250 
1st  South 

Robinson  G  W  &  Co,  subscription  agents, 
141  Main 

Ronmey  Joseph  G,  carpenter,  2d  South 

Rosborough  &  Merritt,  attorneys  at  law, 
1st  South 

RUMMEL  MRS  A,  millinery  and  fancy 

Soods,  90  Main 
rSSELL  &  BURNS,  Magnet  Saloon, 

133  Main 
Russell  Wm,  physician,  1st  West 
liyan  Martin,  bootmaker,  1226  1st  South 
iSadler  Wm,  boots  and  shoes,  60  Main 
Salisbury  B,  groceries,  3d  West 
SALISBURY  J  M,  jewelry  and  fancy 

notions,  18  Main 
Siilnion  Wm,  wood  and  coal,  1st  West 
Salomon  F,  surveyor-general,  Wasatch 

building 

SALT  LAKE  DAILY  TIMES,  J  C 

Graham  &  Co  proprs,  cor  Main  and 

1st  South 
Salt  Lake  Foundry,  Thos  Pierpont  sup't, 

3d  West 
SALT  LAKE  HERALD,  The  Herald 

Publishing  Co,  65  and  67  Main 
Salt  Lake  Museum,  Joseph  L.    Barfoot 

manager.  South  Temple 

SALT  LAKE  TRIBUNE,  2d  South 

San  Pete  Valley  R  R  Co,  general  office 

144  Main 
Sampson  Silver  Mining  Co,  H  A  Van 

Praag,  secretary  and  treasurer 
Sanberg  J  C,  furniture,  Temple 
Sanders  James,  groceries,  1255  Ist  South 
Sander  W  C,  harness  and  saddles,    2d 

South 
SAVAGE  C  I,  art  bazar,  12  and  14  Main 

SAVILLE    GEO,   boot  manufacturer, 

2nd  South 
Schettler  B  H,  notary  public,  53  Main 
Schettler  Paul  A,  city  treasurer 
SGHOCK  WM  H.  physician  and  sur- 
geon, Romney  block.  Main 
SchoppeFE,    stoves  and   tinware,  211 

Main 
Scott  &   Anderson,   buyers  of   bullion. 
Main 

SCOTT  GEO  M  &  CO,  hardware,  144, 
^  146,  148  Main 

Scrace  Edward,  confectionery,  10  Main 
Sears  I,   groceries  and  feed,    1245    Ist 
South 

SEARS  &  LIDDLE,  flour,   grain  and 

seeds,  55  Main 
Sebree  Howard,  ag'l  implts,   Ist  East 


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Senior  Edward,  barber,  Com'l 
SHABP  J  AS,  general  freight  and  ticket 

agent,  U  C  R  R  depot 
S^ARF  JOBQf,  president  and  superin- 
tendent Utah  Central  R  R,  depot 
Sharp  &  Taylor,  dentists,  Temple 
Shaughnessy  M,  U  8  marshal,  Wasatch 

building 
Sheeks  &  Rawlins,  attorneys,  122  Main 
Sherwood    C    W,    shoemaker,    65    1st 

South 
Shingleton  Henry,  saloon,  78  Ist  South 
SHOLES  R   H,   shoemaker,   one  door 

north  Walker  House,  Main 
Short  Wm  Jr,  meat  market,    1241    1st 

South 
Showell  Wm,  pres  Wasatch  marble  and 

mining  Co,  2d  South 
Silver  Wm  J,  iron  works.  North  Temple 

SmOER  MANTJFACTURIXO  CO 

L  E  Hale  manager,  1222  1st  South 
SIN  WAU,  laundry,  53  Ist  South 
Slade  (t  W,  bootmaker,  2d  South 
Sloan  Mrs  P  L,  dressmaker,  2d  South 
Smedley  Wm  E,  insurance,  97  Main 
Smith  Bros,  carpenters.  Temple 
SMITH  ELIAS,  probate  judge 
Smith    G    S,    photographer,     pictures, 

frames,  etc,  1248  1st  South 
SMITH  JANE  S,  willow  ware,    1219 

1st  South 
Smith  J  M,  brass  foundry,  1st  East 
Smith  T  G  M,  shoemaker.  Main 
Smith  W  0,   fruits  and  oysters,   8  1st 

South 
SNEDAKER  B  C,  physician   and  sur- 
geon, Romney  block.  Main 

SNELGROVE  EDWARD,  premium 

bootmaker,  2d  South 
SNELL  JNO  W,  manufr  salt,  blueing, 

etc,    commission  merchant,    dealer  in 

dried   fruits,    cor  2d  South   and  1st 

East 
Snow  Zera  jr,  attorney  at  law,  2d  South 

SNOW   Z,    SR,   attoraey    at  law,    2d 
South 

Solomon  Bros,   boots   and  shoes,  (man 
ufactory),  west  Temple 

SOWELES  &  MILLER,  sewing  ma 
chines,  1230  1st  South 

SPEIRS   BROS,    blacksmiths,  2d 
South 

Spraguc  E  T,  clerk  supreme  court,  Wa- 
satch building 

SaUIRES  &  PRICE,  barbers,  24   Ist 
South 

Squiers  &  Sons,  barl)ers,  59  Main 

STAHL  W  H,  California  Brewery  Sa- 
loon, Com'l 

Stearns  H  0,  candies,  100  Main 

Steen  L,  meat  market,  1229  Ist  South 

Stevenson  Chas  L,  U  S  deputy  mineral 
surveyor,  2d  South 


Sterling  James,  wood,  coal  and  salt,  1st 

East 
Stromberg  J  A,  tailor,  2d  South 

STUDEBAKER  MANUFACTUR- 

INQ  CO,  wagons,  etc,  33  and  35  Main 

SUTHERLAND  AND   McBRIDE, 

attorneys  at  law,  141  Main 

SWAN  GEO,  secretary  Utah  Central 
R  R,  depot 

SWANER  BROS,  manufacturing  jew- 
elers, 91  Main 

TAGGART  J  P,  physician,  1270  1st 
South 

Tavey  Joseph,  bakery,  58  1st  South 

TAYLOR  A  B,  attorney  at  law,  141 
Main 

Taylor  H  S,  fancy  goods,  41  1st  South 

TAYLOR  JNO  &  SON,  merchant 
tailors,  7  Commercial 

Taylor  Obed,  architect,  1st  South 

TEASDEL  S  P,  gen  mdse,  112,  114, 
llti  Main 

THIBAULT  FRANK,  green  grocer. 
2d  South 

The  Bingham  Canyon  and  Camp  Floyd 
R  R,  J  G  Kennedy  sec  and  treas, 
G  M  Young  sup't 

Thacker  &  Aubrey,  wood  and  coal,  Com- 
mercial 

THERNING    JNO,    merchant  tailor, 

20  Commercial 

The  Wasatch  &  Jordan  Valley  R  R,  J 
G  Kennedy,  sec  and  treas,  G  M  Young 
sup't 

Thomas  &  Co,  groceries,  etc,  1229  1st 
South 

Thompson  J,  physician,  Main 

Thurgood  Geo,  butcher,  20  Main 

Thirteenth  Ward  Co-operative  Institu- 
tion, J  P  Frieze  sup't,  70  East  Tem- 
ple 

TIERNAN  JOHN,  operator  in  mines, 
444  Main 

TILFORD  &  HAGAN,  attorneys  at 
law.  Main 

TIMMS  W  J  A,  contractor  and  builder, 

21  St.  Ward 

Toms  James,   lock    and    gunsmith,   2d 

South 
Treseder  R  D,  tailor,  Commercial 
Tripp  R  B,  lawyer.  Main 
Tuckfield  Thomas,  boiler  works.  South 

Temple 
TuUedge  &  Crandall,  book   publishers, 

Wasatch  building 
TuUidge  &  Co,  painters,  209  Main 

TJNDERHILL  S  E,  Secretary  Impe- 
rial M  &  S  Co,  2d  South  nr  White 
House 

U  S  Land  Office,  Moses  M  Bane  receiver, 
Main 

UTAH  CENTRAL  R  R,  John  Shaup 

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Utah  Southern  R  E,  John  Sharj)  presi- 
dent and  superintendent,  depot 

UTAH  WESTERN  RAILWAY 

Utah  Forwarding  Co,  1st  South 
VALLEY  HOUSE,  Andrew  C  Brixon 

proprietor,   opp  Temple  and    Taber- 
nacle 
Van  Zile  &  Beatty,  attorneys,  1H2  Main 
VARNES  J  A,  Western  Meat  Murket, 

l^d  South 
WAGENER     HENRY,   liquors    and 

proprietor     Ci.liforniiv    Browery,    '2d 

South 
WAHLSTROM  J,  shoemaker,  60  Ist 

South 
Waldron  11   S,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

4ti  Main 
WALKER  BROS,  general  merchandise 

and  banker,  cor  Main  and  2d  South 
Walker  C'has,  waiionmaker,  1st  East 
WALKER  HOUSE,  CiS  Erb  proprie- 
tor. Main 
Wallin  &  Pickard,  saddlery,  hardware, 

etc,  2d  South 
Ward  A,  optician,  2d  South 
WARNOCK  R,  wagons  and  ag'l  impts, 

northeast  cor  Ist  South  and  1st  East 
WATSON    BROS,     builders,      South 

Temple 
Watters  I,   broker,  cor  Main  and   1st 

South 
Wells  Mrs  E,  editress    "Woman's  Ex- 

[tonent, "  Main  and  Soutli  Temple 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  bankers,    J  E  Droly 

manager,  105  Main 
WESLEY  J  E,   herbal  physician,  2d 

South  and  Ist  East 
W  U  Tel  Co,  John  Henderson  manager, 

03  Main 
Woiton   James,  butcher,  south   side  2d 

nth 
V      c  &  Ward,  liquors,  177  Main 
ocler  A  D,  laud  agency,  Mr.in 

HITE    &   SONS,    Pembroke    meat 

market,  123i)  1st  South 


WHITE  I,  physician,  120  Main 
WHITEfflEAD   &  GRAY,  Favorite 

Saloon,  04  1st  South 
Whittaker  Henry,  shoemaker,  Templo 
Whittemore  B   F,  hotel  and  groceries, 

South  Temple  and  3d  West 
WICKEL  &  SON,    livery    and    feed 

stable,  Commercial 
Wiggins  Edw  W,   notary   public    and 

mining  enginee; ,  2d  South 
Wilcken  C  H,  watermaster.  City  Hall 
WILDER  E  B,  "lining  and  topograph- 
ical engineer   and   if  S   mineral  sur- 
veyor, 141  Main 
Wilkinson  Mrs  W  B,  millinery  1232  lat 

South 
Williams  &  Young,  attorneys,  37  and  39 

Main 
Winder  Jno  K,  city  assessor,  City  Hall 
Wizburg  L,  groceries,  185  Main 
WO  LEE,  laundry,  next  door  to  Over- 
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"WOMAN'S   EXPONENT,"  Mrs  E 

Welles  editress,  Main  and  South  Tem- 
ple 

WOODS  W  W,  attorney  ut  law,  south 
side  2d  South,  bet  Main  tind  Ist  East 

WOOLF  ISAAC,  clothing  and  furnish- 
in;?  goods,  87  and  89  Main 

WRIGHT  H,  wines  and  liquors,  1C9 
Main,  also  propr  Lake  Pomt  Hotel 

WRIGHT  &  JACK,  groceries,  142 
Main 

Yeager  &  Milner,  blacksmiths,   Ist  East 

Yearian  W  H,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 
122  Main 

Young  H  S,  sec  U  S  R  R,  depot 

Young  &  Marks,  20  and  28  Main 

YOUNGBERG  &  SCHADE,  Scandi- 

navian  Saloon,  2d  South 
Z  C  M  1,  H  E  Eldredcre  manager,  21,  23, 
25,  27,  29,  31  Main~ 

ZION'S    SAVING    BANK   AND 

TRUST  CO,  John  Taylor  president, 
53  Main 


MASON  &  SELLS, 

WHOLESALE  AND   RKTAIL   DIJALEKS   IN 


T.  AND  G.  FLOORING, 

Rustic  Siding,  Latli,  Windows,  Doors,  Blinds  aitd  Mouldings. 

LUMBER  SAWED  AND  DRESSED  TO  ORDER. 

Yard  opp.  Geo.  Q.  Caannn'a  Residence.  SALT   LAKE   CITY,  UTAH. 

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Telephone  Connection  with  Principal  Hotels  of  the  City. 


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CUNNINCTON  ^  CO. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Staple  I  Fancy  Groceries 
CUNNINCTON  «  CO. 

Wholesale  and  Betail  Dealers  in 
IRON,  STEEL,  BELLOWS, 

ANVILS,  VICES,  PICKS, 

SHOVELS,  AXES,  POWDER,  FUSE, 

And  a  full  line  of 

BUILDERS'  AND  MINERS'  HARDWARE, 

Rubber  Belting,  Hose  and  Fixtures,  Carpenters'  and  Blacksmiths*  Tools. 


We  are  agents  for 

Giant  Powder,  Crescent  Steel, 

and  the  Improved  Ho'we  Scales. 

CUNNINGTON  &  CO.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

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Lard  and  Oil  Tanks,  Coolers,  Eettles,  Fans,  Etc. 

IShop  and  Residence.  South  Temple,  between 

First  and  Second  West  Stipets,  one  and  a 

hair  Blocks  East  of  Depot, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


P.  O.  Box  626. 

t^  All  work  guaranteed. 


We  refer  with  pleasure  to  any  work  done  by  us. 


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MAIN  STREET,  SALT   LAKE   CITY.  UTAH. 

Orders  from  a  distance  will  receive  prompt  and  careful  Attention. 

Analylitioal  work  a  specialty.    Sulphides  and  Bullion  melted. 

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ALPHABniCALI.T. 


IDAHO  STOKE, 

Deal  in  and  Manufacture 

Fine,  Coarse,  and  Milling  Salt, 

Large  Quantities  constantly  on  hand. 

COMMISSION  MERCHANT 

Dealer  and  Jobber  in  DRIED  FRUITS,  etc. 


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shipped  by  rail  from  Santa  Quin. 

Cor.  First  East  and  Sscond  South  Streets,  one  block  South  of  Theatre. 


GENERAL  AGENT 

Branson  New  IMPROVED  KNITTER 

Price  822. 

Knit  30  to  60  pairs  socks  per  day.    Send  for  Circular.    You  can  learn  to 

knit  in  one  hour. 

JOHN  WM.  SNELL,  Box  519,  Salt  Lalie  City  UtaK. 


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Main  Street,  first  Door  South  of  White  House, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


Arrangements  have  been  made  in  New  York  for  the  procuring  of 

AN!Y  BOOK  WHEREVER  PUBLISHED, 

Or  any  article  in  the  Stationery  line  that  may  be  desired  that  we  may 

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MRS.  ALLEN, 

MILLINERY 


Ladiss'TTnderwear,  Babies'  Clothes 
Second  South  St., 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


JAKE   HEU88ER, 

Importer  and  dealer  in 


E.  B.  WILDER, 

MINING  AND  TOPOGRAPHICAL 

ENGINEER. 

Drawings  and  Surveys  of  Mines  accurately  made. 

141  Main  Street, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


Guns,  Pistols  and  Ammunition 

or  all  UeHcrlptiono. 

100  Main  St.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 

P.  O.  Box  OSff. 


Pioneer  Fruit  Packing  House  of  Utah. 

FRED.  C.  LVNCBERC. 

CAIIFORNM  FRUIT  STORE. 

GBOCEBIEIS,  PBOViMIOIVS. 

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No3.  iO  and  42  Fir;t  South  Str:et, 

SAIiT  LAKE  €1TY,  UTAH. 

P.  O.  Box  247. 
No  Reclamation  on  <«reen  Fmlt. 


O.  C.  FEBOUSOir, 

WATCHMAKER  AND  JEWELER. 


Watch  and  Clock  Repairing  a  Specialty. 
All  work  guaranteed. 

No.  50 1st  Sotith  Street, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


RIVERS  BROS., 

WALL    PAPER 

NEXT  DOOR 

SOUTH  OF  WALEEB  HOUSE, 
Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


W.  A.  HODGES, 


ASS  AYE  R, 


139  Main  Street, 


SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


JOHN  IlARRIS, 

Wholesale  Confectioner 

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Wliolesale  and  Retail. 

SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

Prompt  attention  ifiven  to  Orders  from  Town  oi 
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CLASBEY  &  HOpLE.  U  Imgiirters  of  LIQUORS. 

Agents  for  Anhduser  and  Val  Blatz  Beer. 

147  and  149  MAIN  STREET,  SALT  LUKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

T.  R.  JONES, 


Salt  Lake  City^  Utah. 


A.  W  RHODES, 

AS&AYER, 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


OFFICE : 

Two  doors  South  of  Godbe's  Corner, 
Main  Street. 


BAENHABT  &  STAEL, 

UNION  SALOON 


Fine  Liquors,  Choice  Wines, 

GOOD  BEER, 

Cor.  2d  South  and  Commercial  St& 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


HENRY  WAGENER, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

CALIFORNIA  BREWERY 

&^  Lager  Beer,  Ale  and  Porter  "^^Hf 

Wholesale  and  Retail. 

Second  South  St.,  between  Main  and  Commercial. 

GILKOY    KESTAUEANT, 

F.  PASSET,  PROPRIETOR. 


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CORNER  COMMERCIAL  ST.  AND  FIRST  SOUTH, 
SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


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VALLEY  HOUSE, 

Opposite  Tenple  and  Tabemaole, 
Salt  Lake  City,     -     -     Utah. 


ANDREW  C.  BRIXEN,  Proprietor. 


The  House  has  undergone  a  complete  change,  both  in  its  management  and 
renovation.  The  present  proprietor  begs  leave  to  inform  the  publio>that  the  best 
accommodation  can  be  had  at  this  House  for  the  price  that  can  be  obtained  any- 
where in  the  city.    Patronage  solicited  and  satisfaction  guaranteed  to  guests. 

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RATES:   $1.50  to  $2  per  Bay,  and  $8  to  $10 
•per  Week,  according  to  Room. 

EST-A-SLISOEIEnD   1857. 


HISNRir  DINIKrOODZSlTp 

Wholesale  and  Ketail  Dealer  in 

All  Einds  of  Furniture, 


Wall  Paper, 


Baliy  CarriaEes, 


1,121  E  it  1244  MMSimi,-  MLakiCity. 


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Tiollns,  Ottitars,  Accordeons,  Banjoes,  Flutes, 

And  all  kinds  of  Musical  Instruments. 

MUSIC  BOOKS.  SHEET  MUSIC.  FOLIOS.  PIANO  STOOLS.  BRASS 
INSTRUMENTS.  AND  EVERYTHING  IN  THE  MUSICAL  LINE. 

Oeneml  Aseney  fl»r  "KM ABB."  ••  ABIOM »  and  HABDMAIV  PIAM08. 
"GBO.  WOODIi,"  "BVBDKTT,"  and  other  Flrat  CIms  OBOABTS. 

UT  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to.  ~et 


GEORGE   GARELE88, 

FIRST  SOUTH  STREET,    -    -    SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

MORRIS  i&  EVANS, 

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THOMAS   CARTER,. 

1S7  MAIM  STREET.  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH, 

—  DXALBR  IM  — 

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CARDS  AND  SPOBTINQ  GOODS  GENERALLY. 

IS"  Also,  a  fine  line  of 

PLUG  AND  SMOKING  TOBACCO. 

The  lanrest  stoek  of  CIGARS  and  CIGARETTES  In  the  City. 
PIPES  and  Smolcera'  Articles  of  every  description 

When  Yon  are  In  the  City  xlve  Me  a  (Tall. 


JL.  ^^le/j^isTTZiLiisr's 


EMBROIDERY  OR  WITH  FUR. 

r^3-ALS0,  DEALER  IN,=^-> 

GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  CANDIES, 
36  1st  South  Street,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

All  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


AUCTION,  STORAGE  I  COMMISSION. 

Liberal  Advance  on  Consignments. 

121  MAIN  STREET,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

W.  H.  H.  BO^VERS, 

Mechanical  &  Contracting  Engineer. 

Sole  Agent  for  Pacific  Coast,  for 

Griffith  ^  Wedge,  Zanesville,  OhiOf 

Manofactarers  of  Quartz  Blillit,  Pans,  Settlers,  Hoisting  and  Pumping  Engines,  Bowers'  Air  Com- 
pressors, Power  Drills,  Steam  Pumps.  Etc. 

PKns  and  Specifications  Furnished  for  all  Sizes  of  Quartz  and  Pan  Hills,  on  Short  Notloe. 

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A.  ANDERSON, 

No.  53  Commercial  St.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

Dealer  In  and  Manufacturer  of 

Fancy  Salt  Lake  Gloves,  Fur  Robes, 

AND 

Eluckskin  Suits,  Etc. 


DAN.  HUTCHINSON'S 

CARRIAGE  SHOPS 

Commerdal  Si,  Salt  Lake  Citj. 


Wagon  and  Carriage  Work  of  every  description. 
Mininer  Cars,  with  improved  Dumping  Apparatus. 
Blacksmitbing  oi  all  kinds. 


y^  _         Carriage  Patntlnc  and  Trimming. 


Call  and  examine  WILL'S  PATENT  SINGLE  CENTER  SPRING,  the 
BesI;  and  Easiest  Riding  Spring  manufactured. 

iLBOLPH  HAUERBACE, 

Practical  Watchmaker. 

Watches  &  Clocks  Repaired  &  Cleanel  anil  warranteilfor  One  Year. 

No.  20  COMMERCIAL  STREET, 
SA.LT  LA.KE   CITY,  UT^AH. 


Sandy, 

8ALT   LAKE  COUNTY. 

Decker  Chas,  £:aiIroad  House 
Harrison  Isaac,  postmaster  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
Hatch  Samuel  T,  hotel  and  restaurant 
Holm  an  E,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
Judd  C  D,  wi  les  and  liquors 
Marriott   Thomas   E,  blacksmith   and 

wagon  shojts 
Marriott  Oeo,  news  dealer  and  fancy 

goods 
McGrath  J  H,  saloon 


Mingo  Furnace  Co,  R  H  Terhune  mana- 
ger 
Osterman  James,  boots  and  shoes,  dry 

Soods  and  groceries 
midt  C  J,  drugs  and  medicines 
Schmidt  Christina,  doctor  and  midwife 
Schuler  Jos,  S&ndy  brewery  and  saloon 
White  A,  harnessmaker 


Santaquin, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

Anderson  A,  tin  and  coppersmith 
Bamett  W  W,  postmaster 


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Blizt  P  J,  harneasmaker 

Dubois  C  L,  blaokamith 

Echlard  A,  shoemaker 

Ho(^e  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Holhday  Geo  &  Co,  gristmill 

Johnson  C  £,  shoemaker 

Johnson  L  A,  painter 

Swenson  A,  shoemaker 

Olsen  C  L,  jKen  mdsa 

Openshaw  £,  sup't  Co-operative  Store 

Alter  L  E,  forwarding  agent 

Samuelson  C,  photographer 

Saulsberg  Wm,  blacksmith 

Saulsbery  F  J,  liquors 

Vanausdal  J  6,  shoemaker 

Wettelin  F  0,  tin  and  coppersmith 


Scipio, 

MILLARD   COUNTY. 

Caldwell  F,  contractor  and  builder 
Croft  Jacob,  miller 
Groning  J,  carpenter 
Jacobson  Jno,  shoemaker 
McArthur  Henry,  carpenter 
Memmot  Thos,  notary  public  . 
MEMMOT  WM,  postmajter  and  drug- 
gist 
Miller  Jacob,  carpenter 
Pesterson  C  N,  carpenter 
Philips  Thos,  shoemaker 
Player  Jos,  blacksmith 
Probert  Wm  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Quarenburge  Jno,  shoemaker 
Scipio  Co-operative,  gen  mdse 
Stone  Jos,  blacksmith 
Sorrenson  P  C,  miller 


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JUAB   COUNTY, 

Is  about  100  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake 
City,  and  a  few  miles  west  of  the  Utah 
Southern  railroad,  in  the  Big  Cottouj 
wood  mining  district,  whose  yields  of 
precious  ores  are  fast  gaining  for  it  a 
wide-spread  reputation. 


Blanchard  C  H  Jr,  postmaster 
Cushman  M  G,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
Oaks  John,  dry  goocfs  and  groceries 
Wilkinson  Morris,  dry  goods  and  gro- 
ceries 


Silver  Reef, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 

Barbee  ft  Van  Hagan,  propra  Mill  and 

Mining  Co 
Bemis  J  G,  sup't  Stormont  Mill  and 

Mining  Co 


Csssidy  Jno  H,  saloon 

Cochina  M,  liquors 

Cooper  T  I),  physician 

Crane  E  M,  sup't  Leeds  Mining  Co 

Cronin  J,  assayer 

Donnovan  M,  restaurant 

Dougherty  Kate,  restaurant 

Fordonsky  Isaac,  liquors 

Grambs  Mrs,  restaurant 

Greenbaum  S,  gen  mdse 

Hanrahan  Mrs  K,  restaurant 

Harrison  P,  hotel 

Heitzelman  &  Poujade,  gen  mdse 

Hickox  J  D,  liquors 

Huston  &  West,  gen  mdse 

Johnson  J  E,  gen  mdse 

Krause  Hermann,  postmaster 

Liddle  Bros  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Lubbach  H  L,  sup't  Christy  Mill  »nd 

Mining  Co 
Lusk  &  Gaimer,  butchers 
Malhoney  Mrs,  millinery 
Miller  Geo,  liquors 
Neibling  &  Fox,  brewery 
Parker  A  M,  surveyor 
Phillips  K,  justice  of  the  peace 
Pike  E,  editor  "Miner" 
Rafferty  Wm,  liquors 
Rice  John  H,   cashier  Wells,   Farso  k 

Co'sBank 
Siegel  &  Marks,  gen  mdse 

"SILVEB  BEEF  MINEB"  E  Pike, 

editor 
Sultan  Julius,  gen  mdse 
Turrill  J  A,  goii  uuUe 
Tyson  A,  liquors 
Wagner  J,  druggist 
Welty  P,  brewery 
Westover  Chas,  butcher 
Winquest  A,  tailor 
Wolf  &  Jordan,  gen  mdse 


Slaterville, 

WEBER    COUNTY. 
Bowne  Henry,  justice  of  the  peace 
Holly  H,  gen  mdse  and  postuiister 
Payne  Geo,  constable 


Smithfield, 


CACHE    COUNTY. 

CANTWELL  J  S.  postmaster 
Co-operative  Saw  Mill,  lumber 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Douglass  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Hillyard  Thos,   pres  Smithfield 

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Mack  James,  flouring  mills 
Meikle  Robert,  pres  Smithfield 

erative  Store 
Richardson  Thos,  gen  mdse 


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Roskelly  Samuel,  pree  U  O  Tanners 
Sharp  Francis,  seo  U  O  T 
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Sktowyille, 

BOX   ELDER  OIMUITY. 

Davidson  C  H,  physician 

Dille  D  B,  physician ' 

Eynon  Jno,  carpenter 

Goodliffe  Arnold,  gen  mdse 

Jensen  H  P,  blacksmith 

Ostertout  John,  justice  of  the  peace 

South  Cottonwood, 

SALT   LAKE  COUNTY. 

Atwood  Henry,  brickmaker 

Atwood  Wm,  brickmaker 

Erekson  Jonas,  gen  mdse 

Germania  Smelting  and  Refining  Works, 

F  W  Billing  manager 
Howe  Richard,  sup't  Co-operative  M  I 
Loventhal  S  M,  brick  and  wagonmaker 
McMillian  Wm,  groceries  and  liquors 
Miller  R  &  Son,  flouring  mills 
Warenski  E  C,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 
Williams  Jno  G,  blacksmith 


South  Jordan, 

SALT  LAKE  COUNTY. 

Beckstead  Henry  B,  postmaster  and  gen 
mdse 


Spanish  Fork, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse,  harness, 

boots  and  shoes 
Jones  Wm  R,  music,  stationery,  etc 
MOORE  JOHN,  postmaster 
Bockhill  John,  gen  mdse 
Warren  W  J,  gen  mdse 


Spring.  City, 

SAN   PETE   COUNTY. 

Black  I  M,  boots  and  shoes 

Brough  G,  postmaster  and  book  agent 

Brough  Jonas,  sawmill 

Crawford  C,  brodm  manufacturer 

Downard  G,  painter 

Dngall  tc,  Co,  sawmill 

EUiB  J  T,  carpenter 

Fairbrass  T,  tannery 

Ford  Wm,  blacksmith 

Frautzen  I,  secretary  Z  0  M  I 


Jensen  R,  boots  and  shoes  • 
Miller  J,  blacksmith  '1* 

Neilsen  J,  blacksmith 
Neilsen  N  P,  gen  mdse 
Puzey  H  W,  wagonmaker 
Rasmusen  Jas  L,  boots  and  shoes 
Rasmussen  P,  locksmith 
Rhode  C  H,  watchmaker 


Spring  Lake, 

UTAH   COUNTY. 

Johnson  B  F  &  Sons,   fruit,  gen  mdse 

and  lumbat 
JOHNSON  JAKES  F,  postmaster 
LeBaron  D  T  &  Son«kpoultry 
Openshau  S,  justice  of  t^  peace 
Willson  Geo  T,  carpenter 

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Merchandise,   Lumber,  Nursery 
Stock,  Garden  Seeds,  &c., 

SPRING  LAKE, 

Utah  County,  UTAH.  " 


Springville, 

VTAII   COUNTY. 

Allen  C,  gen  mdse 

Bissell  J  W,  sup't  Co-operative  Store, 

gen  mdse 
Coil  E,  gen  mdse 
Crandall  D  L,  notary  public 
Crandall  M  P,  hotel 
Groesbeck  Bros,  gen  mdae 
Jackson  &  Stewart,  gen  mdse 
Packard  Bros  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Wing  J  S,  physician 
Wing  S  A,  physician 
Wood  L  S,  hotel 


Stockton, 


TOOELE  COUNTY, 

Was  founded  by  General  P.  £.  Connor, 
ia  1864,  and  bears  the  honor  of  being 
the  first  "Gentile "  town  ii)  the  Territo- 
ry. The  works  of  the  Great  Basin  Min- 
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become  quite  A  source  of  revenue  to  the 
Territory.*  The  place  depends  wholly 
upon  the  mining  interests  for  its  sup- 
post,  and  has  a  population  of  about 
600  people.  There  are  two  other  com- 
panies, the  Waterman  and  Chicaso, 
that  are  extensively  engaged    at    this 

Jtlace  in  smelting  the  ores  which  come 
rom  the  adjacent  mines.  It  is  on  the 
Utah  Western  Bailway,  about  40  miles 
southwest  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Ayres  Geo  B,  srielting 

Ball  H,  meat  market 

Benites  L,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 

Brown  T  D,  gen  mdse 

Brown  T  D  &  Son,  groceries 

Chicago  Smelting  Co 

OONNEB  P  E,  manager  Great  Basin 

MAS  Co 
Decourcey  James,  hotel 
Great  Basin  M  &  S  Co,  Gen  P  E  Conner 

manager 
Lawrence  John,  liquors 
Neder  Phil,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Plum  J  D,  druggist  and  postmaster 
Sherman  £  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

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Dalley  Wm,  clergyman 
Hulet  S  C,  merchant 
OBTON  WM  0,  postmaster 

tico  of  peace 
Orton  Caleb,  professor  of  music 
Stoker  M,  wines  and  liquors 
White  Wm,  merchant,  dry  goods,  groc 

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Taylorsville, 

SALT    LAKE   COUNTY. 

Gerber  John  T,  physician,  machinist  and 

gunsmith 
Trane  A,  cai'penter 
Webster  John,  postmaster 
Webster  John  &  Son,  blacksmiths 
Wiight  Mrs  C,  gen  mdse 


Terrace, 

BOX   ELDER  COUNTY. 

Clevis  S  H,  general  merchandise 

postmaster  - 
Clark  John,  hotel  and  butcher 
Cunningham  John,  gen  m<^ 


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Tooele  City^ 

TOOELE  COUNTY. 

Atkins  Geo,  sup't  Tooele  Co-operative 
Store 

Breanno  Moses,  saloon 

DTJNTOir  NEWTOV,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 

Go  wans  H  S,  probate  judge 

Herman  Charles,  shoemaker 

Judd  Riley,  assessor  and  collector 

Lee  S  F  &  Son,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Linburge  Johanas,  shoemaker 

Lyman  F  M,  county  clerk  and  recorder 

Pickett  John,  sheriff 

Roberry  W,  blacksmith 

Slater  &  Herman,  gen  mdse 

Tooele  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Tooele  Co-operative  Boot  and  Shoe  Store, 
boots  and  shoes 


NEWTON  DUNYON, 


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DRY  GOODS,  GROCERIES, 

HARDWARE, 

Faints,  Oils,  Druggets'  Orossxies, 

Notions,  Patent  Medicines, 
TOOELE  CITY,  UTAH. 


Toquerville, 

KANE  COUNTY. 

Bringhurst  W  A,  gen  mdse 
Dykes  W  L,  notary  public 
Hammond  W  W,  general  agent  and  deal- 
er in  produce 
Hiller  W  N,  stock  dealer 
Nebeker  A,  sup't  Co-operative  Store 
Slack  M,  gen  mdse 
Spilsbury  C,  gen  mdse 


Uintah, 

WEBER   COUNTY. 

Cleveland  W  K,  agent  U  P  R  R  and  ex- 
press 

Corey  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  shippers  of 
produce 

DE  LA  BATIME  CHAS,  general  mer- 
chandise, shipper  of  v^|;etable8,  fruits, 
produce,  and  postmaster 

Dye  Samuel,  oommiuion  merob^nt 


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GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 

And  Shlppmr  of 

Vegetables,  Fruits,  Grain,  Flour, 
Eggs,  Butter,  Poultry,  &c. 

CAR  LOTS  A  SPECIALTY. 

Uintah,  Weber  County,  Utah. 

All  orders  promptlj  attended  to. 


Union, 


SALT  LAKB  OOUNTT. 

Brady  M  H,  constable 
Nowleens  C,  blacksmith 
0B8TAD  0  E,  postmaster 
Richards  Silas,  justice  of  peace 
Smith  Wm  P,  physician 
Tanner  Alva  A,  news  agent 


Lee  M  T,  physician 
Nixon  Stephen,  gen  mdia 
Nixon  T  S,  carpenter 
Pendleton  J,  blacksmith 
SETHOLDiS  WM,  general  merohandise 

and  postmaster 
Rogers  Chas,  physician 
Wanship  Co-operative  Mercantile  Luti- 

tution,  gen  mdse 
Young  E  R,  gen  mdse  and  flooring  mill 
Young  Robert,  saloon 


Washington  City, 

WASHINGTON  C»UNTT. 

Chidester  J  M,  gen  mdse 
Clark  T,  gen  mdse 
Nielsen  Peter,  gen  mdse 
Rio  Virgin  Manufacturing  Co,  cloths, 
etc 


Vernon, 

TOOELE    OOUNTT. 
tfWATtP  JOHN,  postmaster 

Virgin  City, 

KANE  COUNTY. 

Barker  John,  merchant 

Bebee  L  W,  blacksmith 

Buroh  C,  gen  mdse 

Hinton  John  N,  carpenter 

J  EPSON  JAMES,  miller  and  postmaster 

Owens  H  B,  mason 

Spendlove  John,  shoemaker 

Sprague  Edwin,  school  teacher 


Wallsburgh, 

WASATCH  COUNTY. 

Boren  W  J,  shingle  maker 

Casup  R  E,  ageut  Co-operative  Store 

Herbert  &  Coo'x,  lime  kiln  . 

Kerby  T,  paii^ter 

Moore  O,  furniture 

Nuttall  — ,  postmaster  and  sawmill 


Weber  Station. 

(See  Morgan  City.) 

Wellsville, 

CACHE  COUNTY. 

Baxter  Robert,  boots  and  shoes 
Brown  Jos,  plasterer 
Co-operative  Lumber  Co,  lumber 
Darly  W  F,  furniture  and  sewing  ma- 
chines, and  postmaster 
Deakin  Wm,  painter 
Duncan  Alex,  boots  and  shoes 
Haslam  .las  H,  blacksmith 
Haslam  &  Stoddard,  wool  carders 
Hendry  John,  sup't  Co-operative  Store 
Hill  Daniel,  flouring  mills 
Hantaman  Wm,  wagonmaker 
Lloyd  Thos,  harness  maker 
Stewart  James,  blacksmith 
Walters  Wm  L,  carpenter 
Williamson  &  Nelson,  flouring  mills 


Wanship, 

SUMMIT  COUNTY. 

Gannon  E  O,  physician 
Forbea  M  T,  blaoksmith 
Fnuder  M,  hotel 


West  Jordan, 

SALT    LAKE  COUNTY. 

Bateman  Sam'l,  constable 
Chlrstoffersean  H,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Cooper  Bros,  flour  mill  and  merchants 
Cooper  F  A,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots 
and  shoes,  groceries,  etc,  and  post- 
master 
Cutler  B  L,  gen  mdse  and  juittice  of  the 

peace 
Dnggs  Ben  W,  snp't  Z  C  M  I;  sup't  of 
West  Jordan  Woolen  Mills,  manufac- 
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Olover  James,  blacksmith 

Ooff  H  k  Co,  gen  mdse 

Hijl  A,  saloon 

Hafltaian  Robert,  boarding-house 

Jenkins  W  J,  blacksmith 

Old  Telesraph  Smelters 

Rndd  S,  Dutoher' 

Sullivan  C,  saloon 

Z  0  M  I,  B  W  Driggs,  sup't,  gen  mdse 


Willard, 

BOX   ELDER  COUNTY. 

Barker  John  N,  liquors,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco 
Bndae  Thomas,  groceries 
Call  cros,  flouring  mills 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Dalton  M  W,  hotel  and  lumber 
Balton  M  W  &  Sons,  sawmill 
Dav^es  Titus,  shoemaker 
Edwards  John  L,  meat  market 
Jones  Benj,  shoemaker 
Lowe  Jno,  blacksmith 
Marsh  Oeo  J,  attorney 
Miller  Jno  H,  cabinet-maker 
MUBKAY  JAMES  0,  postmaster 
Wood  Chas,  carpenter 
Wood  Jno  P,  carpenter 
Zundell  Abraham,  blacksmith 


Winsor, 

DAVIS  OOUNTT. 

Alcroft  — ,  gen.mdse 

Hales  S,  stonecutter 

Hartley  C,  stonecutter 

Johnson  J,  blacksmith 

King  B  W,  blacksmith 

Lamb  J,  carpenter 

Lewis  J,  coal 

McNeil  J,  carpenter 

Muir  W  8,  carpenter 

Pearson  C  H,  merchandise 

F'mpton  H,  blacksmith 

Beynolds  B,  carpenter 

Thurgood  Wm,  sup't  Co-operative  Store 


Woodruff, 

RICH  COUNTY. 

Eastman,  Sessions  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and 
stock  raisers 


Woods  Cross, 

DAVIS   COUNTY. 

Argyle  Joseph,  tinner 

Johnson  John,  blacksmith 

Muir  W  S  Jr,  carpenter 

Muir  W  S,  horseradish  bottled,  cigars 

and  postmaster 
Pearson  C  E,  gen  mdse 


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AGRICULTl   IMPLEMENTS. 

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Conlton  C  E, 

Ferris  E  R, 

Tucker  A, 

Vance  Geo, 

Oibbs  P  F, 

Holt  Samuel  L, 

Sebree,  Ferris  &  Holt, 

Goodwin  Bros, 

Bybee  R  L, 

Burton  WWi  Co, 

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Stevens  Sidney, 

Hammond  M  D, 

Clawson  H  B, 

Johnson  A  J, 

Lowe  Geo  A, 

Lowell  John  W  &  Co, 

MATTISOK  L  B, 

Moore,  AUenswortn  &  Co, 
Sebree  Howard, 

WAKNOGKR, 


Ashley 

Corinne 

Fairview 
II 

Fillmore 

Kelton 
II 

Logan 
Manti 
Ogden 


Providence 

Salt  Lake 
II 


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II 


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II 


ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

fJSBlBTESSBS  A,  Brigham  Citv 

L'randon  Thos  J,  Centenrille 

Johnson  E  P,  Corinne 

W  estwood  K  W,  Fairview 

Gyles  Joi  S,  Holden 

King  Tlios  E,  Kingston 

Evans  David  Jr,  Lehi 

Thurmcn  S  R,  " 

Johnson  M,  Monroe 

Francis  Samuel,  Morgan  City 

Zabriskie  Wm,  Mount  J  " 
BABEATT  FERCr7AL  J, 
FELSHAW  B  W, 

Higbee  &  Smith, 

MASOART  H  W  0. 
mCHABDS  &  Wlt!LIAMS, 

Tanner  Nathan  Jr, 

THOMAS  E  A, 

Snyder  W  J,  Park  City 

Street  J  S,  " 

Waddell  R  A 
Dana  D  S, 
Bailey  J  A, 
BABiNTJM  EM, 


leasant 
Ogden 


II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 


APOTHECARIES. 

(See  Druggists.) 


ARCHITECTS. 


Penney  Wm, 
Monheim  H, 
Taylor  Obed, 
Pyman  Seth, 


Kanosh 
Salt  Lake 


St  George 


ARTISTS. 

(See  Photographers.) 


ASSAYERS. 

Wood  Harry, 
Smeaton  S, 

nSHOP  FM, 

iraioEswA, 

MoVIGKEB  J. 
BHODES  A  W, 

Cronih  J, 


Bennett  &  Harkness, 

BnU)  WMH, 

Blandin  Chas  F, 
Brown  Arthur, 
Dilley  ft  Pearson, 
Dunne  E  F, 
Gee  W  W, 

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Goldthwaite  ft  Maxwell, 
Hoge  E  D, 
Huey  C  P, 
Humphreys  F  J, 

KAIOn^  M  M, 

Kelsey  ft  Sons, 
Lewis  S  H, 
LOMAX  J  D. 
Longstreet  S  F, 
Loth  Bernard, 

LOWE  JAMES, 
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Provo  City 

Salt  Lake 
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Bingham  Canyon 

Leeds 

Salt  Lake 
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MoKin0HT  JAMES, 
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Rosbor   1^  ft  Merrett, 
Sheekti  Jt  Rawlins, 
Snow  Zera  Jr, 

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Tripp  R  B, 

Van  Zileft  Beatty,  " 

WUliams  &  Young, 

WOODS  W  W, 

Gee  L,  Tooele  City 

Qowans  H  S, 

Hamberton  F  I, 

Marsh  Geo  J,        ,  Willard 

AUCTIONEERS. 

BEED  H  A,  Salt  Lake 

BAKERIES. 

BESFONY  ISIDORE,  French  bak- 
ery, Ogden 
Field  Jesae,  " 

Bennett  C  Wj St  George 

ABNOLD  HENBT,  Salt  Lake 
Gardiner  fiubt,  " 

Hill  Wm, 

Huster  &  Gebhardt,  *' 

Lange  C,  .. 

Tavey  Joseph,  " 

BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

ODTHaiE  J  W, 

Frisco  Banking  Co, 

DOOLT  J  E  &  CO. 
HABKNESS&OO, 

Deseret  Bank,  Salt  Lake 

TQWva  TV  " 

LONDON  bANE  of  UTAH,  An- 

thouy  Godbe,  manager  " 

MoCOBMICK  &00,  " 

WALKER  BBOS, 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  J  E  Dooley,  agt  " 

ZION'S   SAVINOSBANk  & 
TBVST  CO  " 

Wells,  Fargu  ft'Co'sBank,  J  HHice, 
caohier,  Silver  Beef 

BASKET  MAKERS. 

Goddard  E,  Plain  City 

BATHS. 

SLATER  R  H,  propr  Hot  Springs, 

Ogden 
Rnsae:i  Elizabeth,  St  Johns 

Marier  Bros, Salt  Lake 

RBESE  JOHN,  vapor   and  medi- 
cated, " 

BLACKSMITHS. 

(See  also  blacksmiths  and  wagon  makers) 

Enens  John  S,  AdamsVille 

Evans  J  T,  " 

Crooks  J,  American  Fork 


Corinne 
Frisco 
Ogden 


Smith  W, 
Bentley  C, 
Holmgren  P  O, 
McDonald  R  D, 
Mortenseu  L, 
Butler  N, 
Corey  Wm, 
Palmer  Richard, 
Urie  James, 
Baird  James, 
Malmberg  J  P, 
Yates  H, 
Gentry  Samuel, 
Peterson  Greo  N, 
Stewart  Simsou, 
Thurmond  J  T, 
Boberg  Niels, 
Smith  L, 
Jensen  N  P, 
Jensen  H  H, 
Jensen  Jorgen  0, 
CroiF  John, 
Hjort  N  r, 
Ludwickson  Niels, 
McGuire  T  J, 
Norstrom  John, 
Eari  J, 
Bishop  W, 
Jackson  J, 
Boatright  W, 
McKay  D, 
Nordford  A, 
Borup  C, 
Nable  P, 
White  J  W, 
Anderson  J, 
Bolinda  J, 
Bolinder  &  Olsen, 
Olson  C  W, 
Swalberg  0  A, 
Rawson  D  B, 
Johnson  Jas  F, 
Peney  R  C, 
Teeples'S, 
Fraudaen  Jens, 
Pepper  Wm, 
Lambert  J  G, 
Pack  W  E, 
Pollock  S, 
Alder  Alfred. 
Barnes  A  E, 
Thomas  David, 
Vance  Bros, 
Jensen  Carl, 


Ashley 

Bear  River  City 

Bingham  Canyon 

Brigham  City 

ButlerVille 

Cedar  City 


Centerville 

Clarksville 
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Coalville 
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Diamond 
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Draper 
<< 

Eden 

Ephraim 
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Eureka  City 
Fairview 


Farmiugton 

Fillmore 
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Frisco 
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Glenwood 
Ctoshen 


Grantsville 


Gunnison 
Harrisville 
Hillsdale 
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Huntsville 

Juab 

Kamaa 
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Kanarraville 
Kaysville 
Kelton 
Kingston 
Leeds 
Levan 
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Dangard  P,  Manti 

Olsen  H,  Midway 

Clayton  R,  Minersville 

CroflF  B  L, 

Allen  J  W,  Monroe 

Bowman  J  W,  " 

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New  Harmony 

Rose  Kafe, 

North  Ojden 

Vanderhoof  J, 

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Oak  City 

Fowler  B, 

Ogden 

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Norton  A  W, 

Pantaquitch 

Jackson  H  C, 

Paradise 

Davis  D  D, 

Paragoonab 

Co-operatiTO    Manofacturing     Co, 

Parowan 

Folkman  C  0 

Plain  City 

Christinsen  Niela  P, 

Pleasant  Grove 
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Providence 

Richfield 
II 

St.  Qeorge 


Salt  Lake 
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Jensen  Jens  C, 
Long  John, 
iSiemsen  Heniy, 
Themer  F, 
Christensen  L  P, 
Monson  S  R, 
Adams  S  L, 
McQuirrir  Hector, 
Pendlenton  B  F, 
Cottle  &  Rundquist, 
Naylor  Bros, 

PECK  BROS, 

Pendleton  A  J, 

SPEIBS  BROS, 

Walquist  &  Puzey, 
Yeager  &  Milner, 
Dubois  C  L, 
Hodge  Jacob, 
Sanberg  Wm, 

United  Order  of  Tanners  and  Black- 
smiths, Smithfield 
Jensen  H  P  Snowville 
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Neilsan  J, 
Webster  Jno  &  Son, 
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BebeeL  W, 
Forbes  M  T, 
Pendleton  J, 
Haslam  James  H, 
Stewart  James, 
Glover  James, 
Jenkins  W  J, 
Lowe  J, 
Lowe  Jno, 
Zundell  Abraham, 
Johnsoi;  T, 
King  B  W, 


Rampton  H, 
Johnson  Jno, 


Woods  Cross 


BLACKSMITHS  AND  WAGON- 
MAKERS. 


(See   also   Blacksmiths; 
makers.) 
Cottle  George, 
Retallack  C, 
Douglass  G  B, 
Farley  W, 
Hoflinan  &  Co, 
Falkman  C  0, 
Marriott  Thos  E, 
Mcintosh  Wm, 
Lee  S  F  &  Son, 


also   Wagon* 

Hooper 

Leeds 

Ogden 
II 

Payson 

Plain  City 

Sandy 

St.  John 

Tooele  City 


BOARDING  HOUSES. 


Jewell  Mrs  J, 
Evans  Mrs  Ann, 
Hallander  Jno, 
Hufiiuann  R, 


Corinne 

Salt  Lake 
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West  Jordan 


BOOK  BINDERIES. 


Fohlin  E  V, 

KELLETBBOS, 


Salt  Lake 
II 


Spring  City 


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Tooele  City 

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Vircin  City 

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BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 

Spencer  H  W  P, 

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WALKER  WALTER, 

Stewart  W  A, 
Leonard  G  B, 
Leonard  W  F, 
Riley  W  T. 

SHEPHERD  3  W, 

Hammond  J  T, 
Alexander  Daniel, 

CHAMBERS  JO, 

Turner  G  W, 
Brim  Bj  E, 
Keeler  D  T, 

MILLER  H  P. 
DEIGUTON  FRED, 
DWTER  JAMES. 

Raybold  W  F, 
Jones  Wm  R, 
Brough  G, 

BOOT  AND  SHOEMAKERS. 

Webb  F,  American  Fork 
Robinson  J  C,  Beaver  City 
Brigham  City  Mercantile  and  Manu- 
facturing Association,  Brigham  Ci^ 
Prophet  Richard,  Centei-ville 
Tree  Jno,  Centervilla 
Sayer  Thomas,  Clarksville 
Horn  N,  Corinne 
Mnrphy  Joseph,  Diamond 
JacoDson  R,  Draper 


Corinne 

Fairview 

Farmington 

Inverary 

Kamas 
II 

Kelton 

Levan 

Logan 

Ogden 
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Park  City 
II 

Richfield 

Salt  Lake 
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II 

Spanish  Fork 
Spring  City 


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Thomas  V,  Draper 

Knighton  J,  Gnnniaon 

Viokory  A,  Holden 

Stewart  Wm,  Kayaville 

Born  Wm, 

Minere  Aug, 

Oibbs  J  L, 

Gilchrist  R, 

Sonthwick  E, 

Nielsen  C  C, 

Lawson  O  J, 

Thompson  Wm, 

Braithwaite  B, 

Andrasen  O  C, 

Lunp:qnist  F,  " 

Washburn  A,  " 

Co-operative  Boot  and  Shoe  Factory, 

Mount  Pleasant 


Kingston 

Lehi 
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Logan 
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Manti 
Monroe 


New  Harmony 
North  Ogden 


Wanger  C, 

Burton  James, 

Spears  Henry, 

Thomson  Thomas, 

Thornton  Thomas, 

Ashby  Thos,  Ogden 

Forbes  HB, 

HITSS  A, 

Neale  J  G, 

Taylor  J  M  D, 

Tyrrell  Joseph, 

Watkins  E  J, 

Weston  S, 

Wootton  T, 

Anderso*:!  C  G, 

Byrnes  E, 

Christensen  L  W, 

Burr  John, 

Jensen  J  C, 

Bullock  J, 

Biggs  C  M, 

Nelson  A, 

De  San  Jesr  Frans, 

Barren  C, 

BSOWK  FBEDEfilGK, 

Hooper  W, 
Jensen  C  J, 
Johnson  Augustus, 

LEVIN  MABinr, 

Lloyd  John, 
Morgenson  J, 
Payne  J, 

PETERS   ROBERT,   (shoe  last 
maker), 

RAWLIHOS  J  S, 
RISER  OEO  G, 

Byan  Martin, 

SAVULE  GEORGE, 

Sherwood  C  W, 

SHOLES  R  H, 

Slade  G  W, 
Smith  T  G  M, 

SHELGROVE  EDWARD  (Pre- 
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WAHLSTROM  J, 


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Pleasant  Grove 
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Rockville 

St  George 

St  Johns 

Salt  Lake 


Fairview 


Fillmore 

Franklin 

Glenwood 

Goshen 

Grantsville 

Heber  City 


Whittaker  Heniy,  Salt  Lake 

Echlard  A,  Santaqain 

Johnson  C  E,  " 

Swenson  A,  " 

Jacobson  Jno,  Scipio 

Philips  Thos,  '^ 

QuarenburgA  Jno,  " 

Herman  Cnas,  Tooele  City 

Linburge  Johanas,  " 

Spendlove  Jno,  Virgin  City 

Cnlristoffersean  H,  West  Jordan 

Davies  Titus,  Willard 

Jones  Benj,  " 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(See  also  bootmakers.) 

Alldridge  Richard,  Cedar  City 

BayleyB, 

Hansen  C  K, 

Larsen  Niels, 

Peterson  J, 

Anderson  L, 

Webster  W  L, 

Briggs  G, 

Jergerson  J, 

Wahlstrom  J, 

Giles  G, 

McMullen  D, 

Co-operative    Shoe   Store    (James 

Tucker,  sup't),  Morgan  City 

Bjelkie  C  J,  Mount  Pleasant 

Spears  Henry,  North  Ogden 

Wharton  T,  " 

WALKER  BROTHERS,  (Whole- 

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Co-operative  Manuf  Co,  Parowan 

Clayson  W,  Payson 

Mitchell  D,  " 

Co-operative  Boot  Store,        Providence 
Lutz  Albert,  Randolph 

Oberg  John,  Richfield 

AUERBACH  F  &  BROTHER. 

Salt  Lake 

DXJHFORD  GEORGE, 

Sadler  Wm, 

Solomon  Bros,  " 

Osterman  James,  Sandy 

Jacobson  J,  Scipio 

Quarenburge  J,  '* 

Black  I  M  Spring  City 

Jensen  R,  " 

Rasmusen  Jas  L,       '  " 

Tooele  Co-operative  Shoe  Store, 

Tooele  City 
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Amshler  M,  Corinne 
Buchmiller  &  Wells,  Ogden 
WAOENER  HENST,  propr  Cal- 
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BABHESCE, 

Crane  R  W, 
Pomeroy  C  E, 
Wattera  I, 


Salt  Lake 


BROOMS  AND  BROOM  FAG 
TORIES. 


SCOVniLE  H  B, 

Crawford  C, 

Ogden 
Spring  City 

BUTCHERS. 

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CABINETMAKERS. 

Nielson  J  C, 

Brigham  City 
Centerville 

Capner  Wm, 

Harriss  J  J, 

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Grantsville 

Lynn  John, 

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Peterson  Erick, 

Levan 

Olsen  Chas, 

Loaan 
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Ecdes  John, 

Warden  N  P, 

Parowan 

Bullock  H, 

Providence 

FranklandW  R, 

Richfield 

Hansen  H  T, 

II 

Burges  M, 
Hardy  J  G, 

St  George 
II 

Engstrom  J  P, 
MiUer  Jno  H, 

Salt  Lake 

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CARPENTERS. 

(See  Contractors  and  Builders.) 

CARPET  WEAVERS. 


Jacobson  J, 
Ollarton  Seth 


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(See  also  Cigar  Manufacturers.) 

LEI  WES  H  &  CO,  botinne 

KIESEL  FEED  J  ft  00,  '       Ogden 

Lewis  H  D, 

McFarland  Peter 

STEVENS  W  H, 

Z  0  M  I, 

Greeneawald  J  J, 

CABTEE  THOS, 

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BEIGHTON  FEED, 
HABBIS  ED, 

lievy  Sam, 

i^HTTJJTS  M  C, 

Barker  Jno  M, 
Muir  W  S, 


CITY  OFFICERS. 

CHEISTENSEN  A,  city  attorney, 

Brigham  City 
Smith  Samuel,  mayor,  " 

Watkins  W  L,  city  treasurer,  " 

GTJTHBIE  J  WtHiayor,  Corinne 

HELFBICH  W  V,  city  recorder,    " 
Johnson  Harry,  city  marshal  " 

Stover  W  R,  city  treasurer,  " 

Anderson  J,  mayor,  Fairview 

Sanderson  'I  W,  city  recorder,  " 

Tucker  Ariasa,  mayor,  *' 

Westwooc  R  W,  city  attorney,  " 

JeflFeries  W  m,  mayor,  Grantsville 

Cardon  Thos,  city  clerk  and  recorder, 

Logan 
Crockett  Alvan,  marshal,  " 

Hymers  James,  city  treasurer,  " 

Preston  Wm  B,  mayor,  " 

B'ry  Richard,  mayor,  Morgan  City 

Welch  T  R  G,  city  recorder,  " 

Brown  Morona,  chief  police,  '        Ogd«i 
Brown  William,  marshal,  " 

Dee  Thos  D,  city  assessor  and  col- 
lector, " 
Doxey  Thomas,  watermaster,  " 
Farr  Aaron  F,  city  treasurer,  " 
Herrick  Lester  J,  mayor,  " 
Jenkins  David,  city  surveyor,  " 
Keyes  Alma,  chief  lire  department,  " 
Richards  k  Williams,  attorney,  " 
Taylor  James,  city  recorder, 
Adams  Charles,  mayor, 
Orton  Sam'i  T,  marshal, 
Hellstrom  J  A,  city  recorder, 
Spencer  Franklin,  mayor, 
Burt  A,  city  marshal, 
Little  F,  mayor, 
Pyper  A  C,  police  justice, 
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CLERGYMEN. 

Ballard  H,  bishop,  Logan 

Davidson  R,  bishop,  '* 

Hyde  Wm,  bishop,  " 

Lewis  B  M,  bishop,  " 

Smith  T  H,  bishop,  " 

HawB  Jno,  bishop,  Mona 

Maycock  Amos,  bishop.  North  Ogdsn 

Bobson  Thos  A,  Plain  City 

Bruadi^WmL,  Rockville 

Dalley  Wm,  Summit 

CLOTHING. 

(iSee  also  General  Msrchandise;  also  Diy^ 
goods  and  Clothing. ) 

KUHN  A  &  BBO,  Corinne 

HABKS  I.  Ogden 

AUEBBACH  F  &  BRO.       Salt  Lake 
GOLDBERG  L  &  A,  " 

QOLDSMTTH  &  CO,  (wholesale)    " 

UPHAN  M  H. 

Madsen  Mrs  L,  (ladies), 
Nathan  S  J, 
O'Reiley  T  B, 

WOOLf  ISAAC, 

Rio  Virgin  Manufacturing  Co, 

Washington 

COLLECTORS. 


Burxttss  R  E, 
FislilumRL, 
Clarl  W  H, 


Alta 

Brigham  City 

Richfield 


COMMISSION   MERCHANTS. 

CHinElCHFH, 


ADAKSLB. 


Corinne 
Ogden 

WBDQBLWBIQHT  MB, 

ClawBon  H  B,  Salt  Lake 

ntam  s  A. 
SHELL  JOHN  W, 

Corey  Bros,  Uintah 

Dye  Samuel,  " 

CONFECTIONERS. 


Wickel  R, 
Earl  Mrs  Fannie, 
Peacodc  Mrs  Mary, 
Madison  J  F, 

Ti.T.ien|gB.  p  H, 

Arboffart  (^^, 

ARNOLD  HEHBT. 
DEiaHTON  FKBD, 

Uardiner  Robt, 

HARPER  T  E, 
HARRIS  JOSIr, 
LUCAS  GEO, 

Scraoe  Edward, 
Steams  HO, 


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Logan 
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Burgess  RE, 
Webb  Frank, 
Ryan  D  D, 
Smith  H  H, 
Brown  Wm, 
Ferrin  Josiah  h, 
Allred  J  M, 
Page  W  H, 
Owen  Wm  F, 
Belnap  Gilbert  R, 
Biagham  Erastus  P, 
Rose  Oscar, 
Sherner  Peter  I^ 
Tracy  Helen  H, 
Rose  Andrew, 
Keyes  Alma, 
Larson  Adam, 
Stewart  Wm  L, 
Bybee  John, 
Payne  Geo, 
Babbett  I  C, 
Core"  Warren  W, 
Brady  M  H, 
B^teman  Saml, 
Etherington  Thos, 
Wilson  Thos  J, 


Alta 

Bingham  Canyon 

Corinne 
II 

Draper 

Eden 

Pairview 

Goshen 

Harrisville 

Hooper 

Hunts  viUe 

Inverary 

Lyua 

Marriott 

North  Ogden 

Ogdan 

Park  Valley 

Plain  City 

Riverdale 

Slaterville 

Sprinff  Lake 

Uintah 

Union 

West  Jordan 

Weston 

Wilson 

CONTRACTORS  &  BUILDERS. 

Bear  River  City 
II 

Brigham  City 
II 

Cedar  City 


Andreasen  J, 
Casper  R, 
Jansen  A  A, 
Wrighton  W  H, 
Bauer  A, 
Birkbeck  R  R, 
CoxS, 
Hunter  G, 
Davis  Geo  J,' 
Stewart  S, 
Brown  Thos, 
Byera  J  H, 
Lorensen  Peter, 
Pearson  Henry, 
TooneWmH, 
Pritchet  L  A, 
Ove  lade  Andrew, 
Defrieze  John, 
Neilson  Niels, 
Peterson  N, 
Terry  Ed, 
Tucker  Geo, 
Cotterell  W, 
Hinman  M  L, 
Johnson  A, 
Johnson  P, 

Robertson  k  Johnson, 
BellT, 
Gourley  P, 
Oklebery  P, 
Erickson  S, 
Johnson  &  Johnson, 
Ciiristensen  P  O, 
Larsson  John, 


Clarkavillti 
II 

Corinne 
II 

Draper 

II 

Echo  City 

Edeu 

Ephraim 

Fairview 
II 


Farmington 
II 

Fountain  Green 
II 

II 

'   Glenwood 

Qoshen 
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Oraatsville 
II 

Qanniaon 
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ToUeatrup  N  C,  (maaoif ) 

BROWir  R  D, 

Huntsman  H  R, 

Penney  R  C, 

Willson  &  Sons, 

Ashby  W  H, 

Harman  Willis  M, 

Arave  Nelson, 

Hawley  Asa,  ^ 

Burbridge  J  R, 

Mills  Wm, 

Penney  Wm, 

Ingram  Alex  O, 

Am  reason  I, 

Car  sen  C, 

Lantensack  P, 

Norton  J  W, 

Jensen  C, 

Kofod  Hans,  

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Romvell  G, 

Stonehonse  W  G, 

Hall  R, 

Hansen  Peter, 

Smith  &  Rock,  (mason), 

Gaboon  &  Peterson, 

Fanx  &  Larsen, 

Brown  Thos,       • 

Hand  A  J, 

Kipp  Jos, 

Norris  ThomaB,  (bricklayer), 

Bess  H, 

Sparks  H, 

Wade  E  W, 

Walker  E, 

Williams  Geo,  (mnson), 

CALDWELL  J  W, 

Fulger  F, 
Harris  G  W, 

MORTENSEN  &  SNADDEN, 


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Steele  M  M, 
BARTON  J  P, 

Dreauey  Samuel, 
Green  fjk^-  C, 
Peterson  John, 
Culmer  A  E, 
Mayhew  W  F, 
Young  J  0, 
McCleary  J  D, 
Had3rly  J  W, 
Romney  M  P, 
Caldwell  Isaac  J, 
Abels  E, 

AIBkETJD, 

DALLAS  S  B  &  SON, 

Ellis  Geo, 
Hobbs  L, 

Hodder  ft  Scofidd, 
Johnson  John, 


Pantaquitch 
Paragoonah 
Plain  City 


Pleasant  Grove 


Portage 

Providence 

St  George 

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Romney  Jos  G, 
Smith  Bros, 
TIMMS  W  J  A. 
WATSON  BBOS, 

Caldwell  F, 
Groaning  J, 
Hansen  H, 
Miller  Jacob, 
Peterson  H, 
Eynon  John, 
Ellis  J  T, 
Willson  George  T, 
Trane  A, 
Hinton  Jno  N, 
O'vens  H  B,  (mason) 
y  ixon  T  S, 
'  (rown  Jos, 
Walters  Wm  L, 
Miller  J  H, 
Wood  Chas, 
Wood  Jno  P, 
Lamb  J, 
McNeil  J, 
Muir  W  S, 
Reynolds  B, 
Muir  W  S  Jr, 


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Spring  City 

Spring  Lake 

Taylorsville 

Virgin  City 
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Wanship 

Wellsville 
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Willard 
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Woods  Cross 


Tims  J, 
Terry  C  A, 


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Portage 
St  George 


CORSET  MAKERS. 

HABFEB  MBS  S,  Salt  Lake 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

BOX  ELDEB  COXTNTY. 

Burt  Jno  D,  county  judge, 

Brigham  City 
Loveland  C  C,  sheriff,  " 

BTWATEB  JAMES,  recorder  and 

clerk. 
Box  E  A,  county  attorney,  " 

Watkins  W  L,  county  treasurer, 
Rosenbaum  James,  assessor, 
Rosenbaum  M  D,  county  collector, 
CHBISTENSEN  A,sup't  of 

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Burbank  D  M,  coroner, 
Wight  Stephen,  county  surveyor 


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HAMMOND  JAS  T,  probate  and 

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Crannly  H  K,  prosecuting  atty 
Ricks  Joel,  treasurer, 
Nibley  ChasW,  asses'r  and  coUect'r  " 
Apperley  Wm  H,  sup't  dist  schools,  " 
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DAVIS  COIJirTT. 

Smith  W  B,  probate  judge,  Farmington 
Haight  H  D,  county  sheriff,  " 

Barton  Jos,  county  clerk  and  sur 

veyor, 
Stayner  Arthur,  county  recorder. 
Smith  Jas  T,  district  attorney,  " 

SEEVES  W,  county  assessor  and 

collector  Centerville 

Lewis  W  L,   county  prosecutor, 

Kaysville 
Clark  T  6,  county  coroner,  Farmington 

niON  COUNTY. 

Dalton  Edward,  county  judge,  Parowan 
Adams  Q  L,  county  sheriff, 
Dalton  J  C,  county  clerk. 
Dame  W  H,  county  recorder, 
Brown  J  W,  prosecuting  atty 
Deavenport  Thos,  county  treasurer, 
Mitchell  W  C,   assessor  and    col- 
lector, 

KANE  COXTNTT. 

Bringhurst  Wm  A,  probate  judge, 

Toquerville 
Spilsbury  A  P,  sheriff, 
BATTY  JOHN,  clerk. 

Slack  Martin,  recorder, 
Lewis  James,  prosecuting  attorney, 
Spilsbury  Geo,  treasurer, 
Nebeker  Ashton,   assessor  and  col- 
lector, 
Johnson  Wm  D,  surveyor. 


MILLARD  C0T7NTY. 

Partridge  E,  probate  judge,        Fillmore 
McBride  R  A,  county  sheriff,  " 

Lyman  F  M,  county  clerk   and  re- 
corder, " 
Pratt  Nephi,  county  treasurer,          '• 
Holbrook   L,   county   assessor  and 

collector,  " 

Callister  T  C,  county  sup't  schools    " 

MOBOAN  couirrY. 

Smith  W  G,  probate  judge,  Morgan  City 
Goodrich  Geo  A,  sheriff,  " 

Francis  Samuel,  county  recorder,        " 
Porter  J  K,  prosecutiug  att'y,  " 

Kingston  Fredrick,  assessor  and  col- 
lector, " 
Hall  Jno  K,  county  sup't  schools,      " 
Little  J  F,  county  coroner,                  " 

PINTO  COITNTY. 

Baler  Jno,  sheriff  and   treasurer, 

Junction 
Young  J  W,  county  clerk,  " 

Morrill  Chus,  county  assessor  and 

collector,  " 

Savage  David,  coronor,  " 


HIGH  .COUNTY. 

Howard  Wm,  county  recorder,  Randolph 

SALT  LAKE  COUNTY. 

SMITH  ELIAS,  probate  judge, 

Salt  Lake 

MoKEAN  THEODOBE,  sheriff,    " 

fiockholt  D,  coimty  derk,  " 

Averill  O  J,  clerk  dist  court.     Salt  Lake 
CANNON  ANGUS  M,  county  re- 
corder " 
Cummings  J  W,  county  treasurer 
Burton  R  T,  county  assessor, 
Crismon  George,  county  collector 

SAN  FETE  COUNTY. 

Allred  James,  probate  and  county 

judge  Manti 
Billing  G  P,  sheriff,  " 
Reed  William,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder             " 

CANDLAND  DAVID,  prosecut- 
ing attorney  Chester 
Maiben  J  B,  sup't  of  dis't  school,  Manti 
Hougaard  John  H,  surveyor,  " 

SEVIER  COUNTY. 

Bean  Geo  W,  probate  judge,      Richfield 

Clark  W  H.  assessor  and  sheriff 

Hellstrom  J  A,  county  clerk. 

Baker  WnvG,  county  treasurer, 

Home  Jas  S,  county  sup't  schools 

Kelly  R,  coroner, 

Peterson  Jas  M,  county  surveyor 

SUMMIT  COUNTY. 

Asper  Elias,  probate  judge, 
Allison  E  M,  sheriff, 
SALMON  ROSERT,  clerk  and  re- 
corder, •• 
Eldredge  Alma,  county  prosecutor,    " 
Evans  Henry,  county  treasurer         " 

TOOELE  COUNTY. 

Go  wans  H  S,  prob.ite  judge,  Tooele  City 
Pickett  John,  sheriff,  '* 

LYMAN  F  M,  probate  and  county 
clerk, 


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Atkins  Til  anas  J  r,  treasurer, 
Clark  J  R,  sup't  county  school, 

Grantsville 
Judd  W  R,  assesaor  and  collector,     " 
Clark    Joshua    R,  county  superin- 
tendent, Tooele  City 
Gillispie  John,  coroner,  " 

UTAH  COUNTY. 

Dusenbery  W  N,  probate  judge, 

Provo  City 
Turner  Jno  W,  sheriff,  " 


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Dasenberry  Wilion  H,  oounty  clerk 

and  aup  t  schoola,  Provo  City 

Daniela  Jamea  E,  county  racorder 

and  treisuror,  " 

Milner  Jno,  B^  proaecnting  att'y,        " 
Cluff  Harvey  H,  county  aaaeaaor 

and  collector,  " 

Jonea  Albert,  county  coroner  " 

Stark  Daniel,  county  aurveyor,  " 

WAtlATGH  COUirCY. 

Gilea  Thomaa  H,  probate  judge, 

Ueber  City 
Jonea  Richard,  aheriff,  " 

SHELTON  CL9AELES  B,  county 

clerk  and  recorder,  " 

Camp  Richard,  proaocuting  att'y,      " 
Shelton  M  J,  district  att'y,  " 

Hatch  Job,  county  treasurer,  " 

Witt  Jno  W,  county  aaaeaaor  and 

collector,  " 

Wing  Samuel  J,(  ounty  aup't  achools, " 
Sessions  Jno,  county  aurveyor  " 

Raaband  Thos,  c  ranty  coroner  " 

WASHIN3T0N  COUNTY. 

Macfarlin  Jno  M,  county  judge, 

St  George 
Har^y  A  P,  aheriff,  " 

WELLTEBXAD  a  B,  county  re- 
corder and  county  clerk,  '* 
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Bentley  Richard,  treasurer,  " 
Snow  £  W,  assessor  and  collector,  " 
Romney  M  P,  sup't  schools,  *' 
Lund  R  C,  coroner,  *' 


DENTISTS. 

Hall  Dr  R  Log«n 

Ogden  W  B,  Ogden 

Barlow  J  M,  Salt  Lake 

Chapman  &  Whytook, 
Clawson  S  H, 
Davis  R 

GBOVES  WH  H, 

Newton  S  E, 
Sharp  &  Taylor, 

DOORS,  SASH,  BLINDS.  ETC. 

(See  Planing  Mills;  also,  Lumber.) 

DRESSMAKERS. 

(See  alao  Milliners  and  Dressmakers. ) 
Nelson  Mrs  Josephine,  Logan 

Horrocka  Mias  £  G,  Ogden 

LEWIS  MBS  A  T  (fancy  work), 
Pollock  Mrs  £, 

ADMIBEMABY, 

Dahl  Olinda, 
Harper  Misa  A  C, 
Mather  Mias  Helen, 

PHELPS  MBS  ADA, 

Sloan  Mra  P  L, 


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Ogden 


Richarda  F  D,  probate  judge, 
Brown  Wm,  sheriff, 
Kichards  L  M,  county  clerk, 
Stanford  Jos,  county  recorder 
BICHABBS    F    S,     prosecuting 

attorney, 
McQuarrie  Robt,  county  treasurer, 
Belknap   Gilbert,    county  assessor 

and  collector, 
Monch  L  F,  county  sup't  schools, 
Jenkins  David,  county  surveyor. 
Parry  Joseph,  county  corouer 

CROCKERY. 

ALFF  B,  Salt  Lake 

Little  &  Roundy  (glassware),  " 

CUTLERY. 

(See  also  Hardware;  also,  Guns,  Pistols 
and  Ammunition;  al<!o,  Varieties.) 

BakerJoe,         Salt  Lake 

CLAYTON  JOHN, 


DRUGGISTS. 

Simmons  Dr  F  H, 
Waterman  G  A, 
Herbert  G  H, 
Dowling  &;  Flood, 
Wellman  &  Hoyer, 
BLACK  T  J, 

Leonard  G  B, 
Riley  W  T, 
Groesbeck  &  Lamorauz, 
Ormsby  0  C, 
Cooper  J  T, 
McCune  M, 
Driver  Wm  &  Son, 

McNUTT  J  W  &  CO, 

Peebles  C  L, 
Pidcock  W  H, 

WABE  W  A, 

Beers  J  T, 

ANDEBSON  W  H, 

Godbe,  Pitts  &  Co, 
Moore,  Allen  &;  Co, 
Richards  H  J  &  Co, 
Schmit  C  J, 

MEMMOTT  WM, 

Wagner  J, 
Dunyan  Newton, 


Alta 

American  Fork 

Beaver  City* 
II 

Bingham  Canyon 

Corinne 

Kamaa 

Kelton 

Logan 
II 

Miners  ville 
Nephi 
Ogden 


Park  City 

Portage 

Salt  Lake 


Sandy 

Scipio 

Silver  Reef 

Tooele  City 


DRY  GOODS. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods  and  Clothing;  also 
General  Merchandise.) 

EUHN  A  &  BBO,  Corinne 

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Hiffginbotham  &  Co, 
Tnbs  George  H, 
ZCMI. 
Maraden  Wm, 
Richmond  ZCMI, 
Holman  E, 
Oaterman  James, 
AUERMCH  F  &  BRO, 
CAMERON  &  CO, 

Cohn  Bros, 

Galligan  J,     , 

Reggel  L,        ' 

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WALKER  BROS  (wholesale),    Ogden 

DRY  GOODS  AND  CLOTHING. 

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chandise.) 
Kubn  A  &  Co,  Ogden 

PHELPS  H  E,  Salt  Lake 

ENGINEERS. 

BOWERS   W  H  H   (mechanical 
and  contracting),  Salt  Lake 

BROWNE  &  BROOKS  (civil), 

BURGESS  H  T  (mining), 

Eastman  Frank  (civil), 

WILDISt  E  B  (mining  and  topo 
graphical), 

ENGRAVERS. 

DRTTCE  H,  Salt  Lake 

EXPRESSES. 

(See  also  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.) 

Pierce  Eli  H,  agent  (U  P),  Brigham  City 
EDWARDS  J  H,  agent  (Pacific), 

Ogden 
DOOLTR  M,  agent  (Wells,  Fargo 
'   &0o), 

HIRST  F,  agent  (U  P  R  R),     Peterson 
Gentsch  F  C,  Salt  Lake 

Cleveland  W  N,  agent  (U  P),       Uintah 


II 
II 


FANCY  GOODS. 

(See  also  Varieties.) 


JAMES  MRS  E, 

Bowring  Mrs  M 
Hetley  Miss  A, 


Logan 
Ogden 


Salt  Lake 
II 


Bowring  Mrs  M, 
Hetley  Miss  A, 

CAJidSRON  &  CO, 

Colebrook  Mrs  E, 

DTE  MRS  C  E, 

LongMraBS,  " 
RXJMMEL  MRS  A, 

SAVAOE  C  I  (ArTBazaar),  " 

Taylor  H  S,  " 

Marriott  George,  Sandy 


FEED  STABLES. 


Sears  I, 
WICKLE  &  SON, 


Salt  Lake 
II 


FISH. 

(See  also  Fruits,  Vegetables,  eto.) 


ABRAMSLS, 

Crocheron  George  W, 


Salt  Lake 
II 


FLOUR  MILLS. 


Adams  A, 
Adamson  J, 
Barton  W  &  Co, 
Hunsaker  Abraham, 
Southworth  Hy, 
Southworth  Jno, 
Steed  Hy  &  Co, 
Callister  T  ft  Co, 
Lyman  ft  Robinson, 
Cook  P  W, 
Corder  G, 
Black  Wm  M, 
MuUiner  S, 
Neff  Bros, 
Chappin  LB, 
Thorp  Thomas, 


American  Fork 
II 

Beaver  City 

Call's  Fort 

Farmington 


Fillmore 
II 

Garden  City 
II 

Glendale 
American  Fork 
Brinton 
Cedar  City 
Ephraim 
Willardsen  Christian  ft  Co  (Star),      " 
Cheney  E,  ,  Fairview 

Coombs,   Wood  ft  Mayfield  (grist) 

Farmington 
Fielding  Joshua,  Glenwood 

Thornton  Horace,  " 

Price  ft  Bouse,  Goshen 

Co-operative  Mercantile  Trust,  (grist), 

Gunnison 
Wilson  &  Sons,  millwrights,  Hillsdale 
Layton  Chaa  Sr,  Kaysville 

Weinel  Jno,  " 

Card  ft  Son,  Logan 

Ricks  ft  Hendricks, 
Nielsou  ft  Petersen, 
Horner  Hiram,  (grist  mill), 
Miller  Reuben, 


Moroni 

Midway 

Mill  Creek 
II 

Monroe 
Morgan  City 


Neff  Jno, 
Bertleson  ft  Sons, 
Clark  Ezra  T. 
Taggart  ft  Hinman, 
Hague  J  ft  Son, 
Clark,  Porter  ft  Co, 
FARR  L  &  00, 

Peeiy  D  H, 

Robinson  J  R, ' 

Smith  ft  Co, 

Simons  0, 

Baker  Thos, 

Paulsen  ft  Petersen, 

Hendricks  W  D,  (grist), 

Merrill  M  W, 

Croft  Jacob, 

Sorrensen  P  C, 

HollidayGeo  ft  Co.  (gristmill),  Santaquin 


Nephi 
Ogden 


Paragoonah 

Parowan 

Payson 

Pine  Valley 

Richfield 

Richmond 
II 

Scipio 
II 


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Mack  James, 
Miller  R  &  Son, 

JEFSON  JAMES, 

Young  E  R, 
Hill  Daniel, 
Williamson  &  Nelson, 
Cooper  Bros, 
Gardiner  &  Sons, 
Call  Bros, 


Smithfield 

South  Cottonwood 

Virein  City 

Wanship 

Wellsville 
11 

West  Jordan 
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Willard 


FORWARDING. 


Chester 


Goshen 
Keltou 


Madsen  Andrew, 

West  Thomas, 

Rouse  J,  (freighter), 

Ellsworth  H  Si  &  Co, 

Lewis  &  Co, 

VAN  DIKE  WILLIAM  &  CO,  Ogden 

Allen  J,  Portagf 

Utah  Forwarding  Co,        Salt  Lake  City 

Reter  L  E,  Santaquin 

Hammond  W  W,  Toquerville 

Dudley  O  H  &  Son,  (freighter),   Willard 


FOUNDRIES. 


Logan 


FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise. ) 


American  Fork 
Cedar  City 


Logan  U  O, 

United  Order  Foundry, 
Stevens  Bros,  Ogden 

Davis,  Howe  &  Co,  Salt  Lake 

HAYNES  &  SON,  (boiler  makers), 
McLABEN  J  S,  (stereo  and  electro- 
type). 
Salt  Lake  Foundry,   (Thos  Pierpont, 

supt),  " 

Smith  J  M,  (brass), 
Tuckfield  Thos,  (boiler  maker)  " 

FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES. 

(See  also  Produce. ) 

Chadd  Michael,  Salt  Lake  City 

Crocheron  Geo  W,  " 

OILHESPIE  JAMES, 
LUCAS  J  L, 
LTNBEBO  FRED  G, 

Smith  WO,  " 

SNELL  JNO  W, 

Johnson  B  F  &  Sons, 

DE  LA  BATJME  CHAS, 


Bennett  Jno, 

Leigh  Samuel, 

Makkaprang  Wm, 

Bums  E,  (chair  maker) 

Larsen  J  H, 

Uckerman  C  A  Z  &  Co, 

Bell  W, 

Cherrington  Jno, 

Chambers  Geo, 

Jorgensen  C  L, 

Jenkinson  Bros, 

United  Order  Furniture  Store, 

htone  E, 

POWLSEN  &  CO, 

Beauman  A  J  F, 

Brown  Thos, 

Boyle  k  Co, 

Gale  James, 

C  o-o  p  e  r  a  t  i  ve  Manufacturing  Co, 

Parowan 
Finlayson  J, 
HuishWH, 
Raveller  C, 
Traverler  0, 
Blake  B  F, 
Romney  M  P, 

BARl^TT  BBOS, 

Sandberg  J  Cj 

DINWOODET  H, 

Moore  G, 
Darly  W  F, 


Eden 

Ephrain 
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HeberCity 

Holden 

Kingston 

Levan 

Logan 


Lynn 

Monroe 

Mount  Pleasant 

North  Ogden 

Ogden 


Spring  Lake 
Uintah 


FURNISHING  GOODS. 

HARKS  I,  (gents),  Ogden 

StaynerT  J, 

AUERBACH.  F  &  BRO, 

Salt  Lake  City 
Brooksbank  Geo, 

CRANE  JOHN,  (house) 
GOLDSMITH  &  CO, 
UPMANWH, 

O'Riley  T  B, 
Waldron  R  S,  (gents), 

WOOLF  ISAAC, 

Yearian  W  H,  (gents), 


Payson 
<< 

Richmond 
<< 

St  George 


Salt  Lake 
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Wallsburg 
WellsviUe 


FURRIERS. 

ANDERSON  A, 


Salt  Lake 


GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

(A  general  assortment  of  Dry  Goods, 
Clothing,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, etc.  Those  keeping  one  kind  of 
goods  only  will  be  found  under  their 
respective  heading.) 

Dettlebach  ,  Adamsville 

Joseph  J  H, 


Alpine 
Alta 


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Co-operative  Store, 

O'Reilly  J  J, 

Strickley  John, 

Tucker  Jas, 

Wentzburg  Jos, 

Chipman  James,  American  Fork 

Co-operative  Institution,  " 

Dunkley  A,  '  " 

Shelley  &  Thornton, 

Waterman  G  A, 

Cunnington  &  Co, 

Britt  &  Carey, 

Gibson  James, 


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Garden  City 

Beaver  City 

Cutler  Morton, 

Glendale 

Fennemore  J, 

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Glenwood  Co-op'  Institution,  Glenwood 

Livingstone  M, 

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Oldroyd  A  T, 

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Co-operative  Store, 

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Woodhouse  E  C, 

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Noon  A  A, 

Goshen 

Anderson  F, 

Bellevue 

Grantsville  Co-op'  Store, 

Grantsville 

Birch  J, 

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Cooper  Wm, 

Bingham  Canyon 

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Brigham  City  Mercantile  and  Man- 

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ZCMI, 

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Horsley  ft  Co, 

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Bobbins  J,    ' 

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Brinton  Bros, 

Brinton 

Co-operative  Store, 

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BUTLER  PHU, 

Butlerville 

Co-operative  Store, 

Harmony 

Huusaker  Abiaham, 

Calls  Flat 

Chase  Dudley, 

Harrisville 

Ajax  William, 

Cannon 

Co-operative  Store, 

Hyde  Park 
Harrisville 

Co-operative  Store, 

Cedar  City 

Harris  Martin  H, 

Corry  A, 

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Rawson  Wm  C, 

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Cedar  Fort  Co-operati' 

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GeflFM, 

Heber  City 

Hocking  Jno, 

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CenterviUe  C  M  I, 

CenterviUe 

Hatch  J, 

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Co-operative  Store, 

Charleston 

Manning  H  W, 

II 

Chester  Co-operative  Mercantile  In- 

Co-operative Store 

Hebron 

stitution, 

Chester 

Bennett  B, 

Holden 

Heggie  A  W,  manager 

Co-op,  Insti- 

Tanner  E, 

II 

tution, 

Clarksville 

Co-operative  Store, 

Hooper 

Boyden  Jno, 

Coalville 

I'eterson  Soren, 

Huntsville 

Coalville  Co-operative 

Institution,     " 

Co-operative  Store, 

Hynim 

Farmer  J  D, 

Corinne 

Seven  Branch  Co-operative 

Juab 

Course  R  T, 

Diamond 

WILUS  FRED  a, 

II 

Hills  R  A, 

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Junction 

Black  Joseph, 

Deseret 

Wliittiiker  Jamoa  S, 

II 

BUNTRI  CHAS, 

Beckwitb  ft  Tiander, 

Echo  City 

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Kamas  Co-operative  Store, 
Leonard  W  F, 

Kamas 
II 

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Ballantine  M, 
Farrell  John, 
L:  .oen  C  A, 
Quinn  ft  Co, 
United  Order, 
Snyder  H, 
Co-operative  Store, 
Jones  E, 
Sundwall  P, 

Eden 
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Ephraim 
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Fairfield 

Fairview 
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Johnson  Nephi, 
Udall,  Manger  ft  Co, 
Berry  J  W, 

BARRY  W  S, 

Roundy  W  W, 
Hunter  Wm, 
Nadaub  Albert, 
Co-operative  Store, 

Kanab 

II 

Kanarraville 
II 

II 

Kanosh 
II 

Kaysville 

ZCMI, 

(< 

STEWART  BROS, 

II 

Davis'Co-operative  Co, 

Farmington 

Williams  E  A, 

II 

FC»!l, 

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Ellsworth  H  M  ft  Co, 

Kelton 

Hunt  Thos, 

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Howell  Reese, 

II 

Wood  J, 

X 

Lewis  ft  Co, 

II 

Co-operative  Store,. 

Fillmore 

Whitaker  James, 

Kingston 

Free  Traders  Union, 

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King  Wm, 

II 

Huntsman  G, 

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Berans  C  H, 

Laketown 

Co-operative  Store, 

Fountain  Green 

Cheney  J  T, 

II 

Co-operative  Store, 

Franklin 

Birch  J, 

Leeds 

Stalker  A  ft  Sons, 

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Boren  B  C, 

II 

Webster  and  Chadwick 

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Decker  ft  Co, 

II 

Olsen  ft  Forgie,    ^ 

Frisco 

Leeds  Co-operative  Storey 

II 

Ormond  ft  Lovett, 

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Pipton  R 

II 

Pattee  ft  Goldstine, 

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Co-operative  Store, 

Lehi 

Schwarts  P, 

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Levan 

Woolf  ft  Harris, 

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Harrisville 

Hyde  Park 

Harriaville 
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Hebron 

Holden 
II 

Hooper 

HuntBville 

Hyrwm 

Juab 

II 

Junction 
II 

Kamas 


Kanab 
II 

Kanarraville 
II 


Kanosh 
II 

Kaysville 


Kelton 
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Kingaton 
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Laketown 
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Loeda 
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United  Order  Store, 

ZCMI, 

Fox  &  Go, 

Co-operative  Store, 
Moflat  J  8, 
Stott  W  H, 
Co-operative  Store, 


Loean 

Manti 

Maroni 

Meadowville 

Moadow 

Midway 


VAN  WAOONERD,  aup't  Co-op 

erative, 
Briuton  David,  Mill  Creek 

Hueatrotn  Geo, 
Jordon  Jamea, 
North  Adiaon, 

Gamble  &  Yeatea,  Millvillo 

Jeaaup  Thoa  &  Broa, 
Yatoa  Geo  &  Son, 

Co-operative  Store,  Mineraville 

Seigal  k  Marka, 

Co-operative  Store,  Mona 

EUertaen  Jno, 

Anderton  Broa,  Monroe 

Jonea  Walter, 
Madaen  S 
Co-operative  Store, 
Lsauer  Broa, 
Williama  D, 
Z  C  M  I,  R  Fry  aup't, 
Neilaon  S  J, 
Pritchett  L  F, 

8.'in  Pete  Co-operative  Store, 
Co-operative  Store 
Jenniaga  &  Sona, 
Williama  E  H 
Winn  G, 
Brauor  M, 
Pace  HA, 
Pace  \V  D, 
Prince  F, 
Kedd  L  H, 
Taylor  Wm  W, 
Stephena  Sidney, 
Co-operative  Store, 
Allen  Jamea, 

CHILD  W  0  &  SON, 

Crawahaw  &  Wilaon,  " 

GrixL  - 

Horrocka  &  Baxter,  " 
Peery  D  H, 

Pidcock  R  A,  ♦' 

Stranford  J,  " 

Wortherapoon  &  Co,  " 
Wright  W  H  &  Son, 
Henrie  Jaa,                            Pantaquitch 

Co-operative  Store,  Paradiae 

Co-operative  Store,  Paria 

Aacheim  M  S,  Park  City 

Hayt  Broa,  " 

Jamea  J  G,  " 

Lawrence  &  Shielda,  " 

Ottenheimer  Wm,  " 

Co-operative  Store,  Parowan 

Branch  Co-operative  Store,  Payaon 
Go-operative  Store, 


Montpelier 
II 

Morgan  City 
Mount  Pleaaant 


Nephi 
II 


New  Harmony 


North  Ogden 

Oak  City 

Ogden 


Payaon 


Peteraon 

Piato 

Pine  Valley 

Plain  City 

Pleasant  Grove 
II 


11 

14 

II 


II 
II 
II 


Richmond 
II 

Ruah  Lake 
II 

St  George 


II 
II 
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Engberg  Andrew, 
Hancock  G  W  ft  Son, 
Pennington  H  L, 
Co-operative  Store, 
Hancock  — , 
Folkman  Peter, 
Baera  F, 
Bura  Franklin, 
Co-operative  Store, 
Drigga  Benjamin  W, 
Pleaaant  Grove  Co-operative  Inst 
Allen  I,  Portage 

Allen  J, 

Co-operative  Store, 
Gibba  J  H, 
Kiag  N  M,  Promontory 

Stonehouae  W  G  " 

ZCMI,  Randolph 

Anderton  Wm,  Richfield 

Peterson  Jaa  M,  aup't  W  M  Co-op- 
erative Gen  Mdae  Co,  " 
Richfield  Co-operative  Inatitution, 
Beera  &  Lafever, 
Standage  Henry 
Bracken  &  Young, 
Broughton  &  Co, 
Co-operative  Store, 
Johuaon  J,  "^ 

Ladiea'  C!u-operative  Store, 
PTMAN  JOHN, 

Whitehead  A  K,  «• 

BVBRIOOE  GEOBOE  W,  aup't 

ZCMI,                             '  St  Johns 
Bowman  Robt,                          Salt  Lake 
DAY  &  CO,                          ^  —J' 
OOODHIND  BICHASD,       " 

Griggs  T  C,  •• 

Guusen  E  A, 
Jenniaga  Wm  &  Son, 
TEASDEL  S  P, 

Thirteenth  Ward  Co-operative  Inst 
(J  P  Freeze), 

WALKER  BROTHERS, 

ZCMI, 

Olson  C  L,  Santaquin 

Openahaw  E  (aup't  Co-op' Store), 

Clark  &  Yates, 

Probert  &  Co 

Cuahman  M  G, 

Oaka  Jno, 

Wilkinson  Morria, 

Greenbaum  S, 

Heitzetman  &  Poujade, 

Huston  &  West, 

Johnaon  J  E, 

Liddle  Broa  ft  Co, 

Siegel  &  Marks, 

Sultan  Julius, 

Turrill  J  A, 

Wolf  ft  Jordan, 

Holly  H, 

Co-operative  Store, 

Douglass  Wm, 


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Spring  City 
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Spring  Lake 
Springville 

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Summit 

Taylors  ville 

Terrace 

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Tooele  City 


Toquerville 


Riohardaon  Thoi,  Smitbfleld 

Ooodliffe  Arnold,  Snowville 

Erekson  Jonas,  South  Cottonwood 

Howe  Richard,  lup't  Z  C  M  I,  " 

Warenski  EC,  " 

Beck  stead  Henry  B,  South  Jordan 

Co-operative  Store,  Spanish  Fork 

Rocknill  Jno, 

Warren  W  J, 

Neilson  N  P, 

ZCMI, 

Johnson  B  F  &  Sons, 

Allen  C, 

Coil  E, 

Co-operative  Store, 

Oroesbeck  Bros, 

Jackson  &  Stewart, 

Packard  Bros  &  Co, 

Hulet  S  C, 

Wright  Mrs  C, 

GAVESH, 

Cunningham  Jno, 
DUNTON  NEWTON, 

Herman  &  Slater, 
Slater  ft  Herman, 
Tooele  Co-cperative  Store, 
Bringhurst  W  A, 
Co-operative  Store, 
Slack  M, 
Spilsbury  C, 
Cforey  Bros, 

DE  LA  BATTME  CHABLES, 

Barker  John,  Virgin  City 

BurchC, 

Co-operative  Store, 

Co-operative  Store, 

Nixon  Stephen, 

BETNOLDS  WM, 

Young  E  R, 

Chidester  J  M, 

Clark  T, 

Neilson  Peter,  " 

Hendry  John  (sup't  Co-op'  Store), 

Wellsville 
Cooper  Bros, 
Cutler  B  L, 
GoflF  H  ft  Co, 
ZCMI, 

Co-operative  Store, 
Murray  J  G, 
Alcroft  — , 
Co-operative  Store, 
Pearson  C  H, 
Eastman,  Sessions  ft  Co,  Woodruff 

Pearson  C  E,  Woods  Cross 


GRAIN,  FLOUR,  FEED,  ETC. 


Thompson  Wm, 
Simms  Alex, 

OUTHBIE  J  W, 

Mayflold  W  0, 
Douffnll  H  N, 
Jorokes  S, 

STEWABT  BROS, 

MeCune  A  W  ft  E  K 

STEVENS  SIDNEY, 
VAN  DTXE  WM  de 

Armstrong  T  C, 

SEABS  &  UDDLE, 


Beaver  City 

Centervillo 

Corinne 

Farmington 

Fountain  Oreon 
II 

Kaysville 

Nephi 

North  Ogaen 

00,  Ogden 

Suit  Lake 


GROCERS-RETAIL. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise. ) 

Corinno 


Uintah 


Wallsburg 
Wauship 


Washington  City 


West  Jordan 
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Cisler  F, 
Cooper  Chas, 
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Pritchard  'Dioa, 
Salisbury  B, 
Sanders  James, 
Sears  I,  

THIBAVLT  FRANK, 

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Wizbura  L, 
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Osterman  Jas 
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Summit 
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GROCERIES-WHOLESALE. 

(See  also  Groceries — Retail.) 

CXJLMER  G  F, 
KAHNBROS, 
KIESEL  FBId  J  &  CO, 
WALKER  BROS, 


Salt  Lake 
II 

Ogden 
II 


GUNS,  PISTOLS,  AND  AMMU- 
NITION. 

Ash  Jno  &  Son, 
Hammond  J  T, 
STEVENS  W  H, 
CARTER  THOS. 
HEUSSER  JACOB, 
Gerber  J  T,  (gunsmith). 


Ijoean 

Ogden 

Salt  Lake 
II 

Taylorsville 


HAIRDRESSERS. 


Wright  Martin, 

Gulianini , 

Wellmann  Henry, 
Lorimer  Wm, 
Spencer  H  W  P, 
Squires  Jno  F, 
Pfanz  Phillip, 
Thompson  Geo, 
Button  Chas, 

CLARK  &  JACOBSON, 

Cox  E, 
Diehl  Chris, 
Heinau  M, 
Hennefer  &  Bums, 
Makin  Andrew, 
Miller  Peter, 
Paine  Wm  E, 
Senior  Edward, 

SQUIRES  ft  PRICE, 

Squires  &  Sons, 


Alta 
Bingham  Canyon 


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GREGORY  MRS  J  E,        S»lt  Lake 

HARDWARE. 

Dovy  W  &  Son,  Alpine 

Coulton  C  E,  Ashley 

Jones  W  P,  Beaver  City 

Ferris  E  R,  Corinne 

SMITH  H  H, 

Van  Valkenberg  J  P  " 

Curtis  Bros,  Logan 

Fames  M,  ** 

Goodwin  Bros,  " 

CHILD  W  G  ft  SON,  Ogden 
WILSON  L  D  ft  CO. 

Z  G  M  I  " 

CALLA^tAN  M  B.  Salt  Lake 
CUNNINGTON  ft^CO, 

Kimball  &  Lawrence,  " 

SCOTT  G  M  ft  CO, 

Schoppe  F  E,         ^  " 

HARNESS  AND  SADDLES. 

(See  also  Harnessmakers  and  Saddlers.) 

Corinne 
II 


Fillmore 

Kanosh 

Logan 

Nephi 

Ogaen 
II 

Randolph 

Salt  Lake 
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Johnson  Harry, 
Van  Valkenberg  J  P, 
Roof  H, 
Halsey  &  Co, 
Christianson  H  J, 
Neilson  P  A, 
Read  W  P, 
Hodgman  W  A, 
FOOTE  JAMES  E, 

McKinnou  A, 
Bridge  Jno  M,' 
Crow  &  Bowring, 

GORRINGE  WM  ft  SONS, 
GUSTAVESON  C  J, 

Jenkins  &  Sons, 

MOSS  W  J  ft  CO, 

Mower  G  W, 

PLATT  FRANCIS, 

Reed  J  W, 

Sander  W  C, 

Co-operative  Store,  Spanish  Fork 

HARNESS  MAKERS  &  SAD- 
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(See  also  Harness  and  Saddles. ) 

Devy  W  4;  Son,  Alpine 

Twede  C  F,  American  Fork 

Jackson  Samuel  Beaver  Citj 

Propts  W  T, 
Harwood  J, 
Snively  G  W, 
Stoker  W, 
T.:*rson  E  M, 
Piatt  H  G, 


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White  A,  Sandy 
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Lloyd  Thos,  Wellsville 

HATTERS. 

(See  also  Clothing;  also  General  Mer- 
chandise. ) 

KUHN  A  &  BRO.  Corinne 

WALKER  BROS,  Ogden 

ZCMI, 

ATJERBACH  F  &  BRO,      Salt  Lake 

DUNFORD  GEO, 

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HIDES,  PELTS,  AND  WOOL. 

HADLET  E  R  &  CO  Corinne 

IIUHN  A  &  BRO,     ^ 

Cutler  R  J  &  Son,  (wool-growers), 

Glendale 
Ludvigsen  F,  Gunnison 

SUVA  V  M  C,  Ogden 

Crane  Chas,  (wool-grower),  Kanosh 

Buxbaum  M  &  Co,  Salt  Lake 

Haslam  &  Stoddard,  Wellsville 

HOTELS. 


Devera  A  E, 
Thomas  Albert, 
Keppemeck  R, 
Miller  A, 
Brighton  R  A, 
Betenson  J, 
Matthews  E  C, 
Noland  Samnel  C, 
Smith  Geo  S, 
LuntH, 
Woods  G, 
T^arsen  J, 
Cook  H  P, 
Campbell  M  E, 
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Carson  J  no, 
Duggert  A  H, 
Ferrell  J  J, 
Wall  Jos, 
Morgan  I, 
Bobbins  J, 
Stoddart  Robert, 
Witbeck  John, 
Chaplon  Jno, 
Rosevear  Joe 

WBieni  fl, 

Blanchard  Jno  R, 
Peacock  Geo  M, 


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Cedar  Fort 

Cedar  Valley 

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Zabriskie  J, 
Goldsboroufih  H, 


Meadow 
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CHAMBERLIN  T  C,  (Chamberlin 
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COMMERCIAL  HOUSE, (A  K 

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KEENEY  HOUSE,  (A  K  Zeigler 

propr),  " 

Simons  L,  Park  City 

King  M  M,  Promontory 

Baker  Wm  G,  Richfield 

PYMAN  JNO,  St  George 

BRIXEN  ANDREW  C,   (Valley 

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CLIFT  HOUSE,(  SC  Ewing  propr),  " 
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Whitemore  B  F,  " 

Decker  Chas,  -■•'  -          Sandy 
Haich  Sam'l  T, 

Harrison  P,  Silver  Reef 
Wood  L  S, 

Crandall  MP,  Springville 

Clark  John,  Terrace 

Frazier  M,  Wanship 

Dalton  M  W,  Willard 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

ORANT  &  RICHARDS,  Ogden 

Anderson  H,  Salt  Lake 

GRANT  H  J, 

MUTUAL  LIFE   INS  CO    (H 

Grant  agent),  " 

Smedley  Wm  E, 

IRON  WORKS. 

DUNNE  DANIEL   (ornamental). 

Salt  Lake 
Silver  Wm  J,  '• 

JEWELRY  AND  JEWELERS. 

(See  Watchmakers  and   Jewelers;  also 
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JUSTICES  OF   THE  PEACE. 


Bateman  J  T, 
Britt  W  C, 
Kinney  L  B, 
Von  Trot  Otto, 
Wright  Wm, 
Ulack  T  J, 
Terry  Joshua  Sr, 
Toone  John, 
Pritchett  L  A, 
Anderson  J, 


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Hurst  Philip,  Fairview 

WILSON  LYCUEOUS, 

Bell  T,  Glenwood 

Edwards  E,  Goshen 

WooUey  S  W,  Grantsville 

Wilson  Robert,  Harrisville 

Alexander  A  J,  Heber  City 

Biglow  Daniel,  " 

Clegg  Henry,  " 

Clulf  Benjamin,  " 
Jacobs  TN, 
Watson  TS, 
Wright  W, 

Tyler  D  M,  Hebron 

WillsonGeoD,  Hillsdale 

Soule  Emory  W,        ,  Hooper 

Bronson  W  W,        '^  Huntsville 

Wiley  James,  Junction 

Hendricksen  A,  Levan 

Miller  FA,  Lynn 

Salisbury  Thos,  Marriott 

Alexander  J,  Midway 
Jacob  Q  N, 

Montgomery  Nathaniel, 
Middleton  C  F, 
Godfrey  Wm, 
Spiers  John, 

ANDERSON  W  H, 

Gibbs  J  H, 
Baker  Wm  G, 
Evans  Joseph, 
Dye  Richard, 
Harrison  Isaac, 
Memmott  Thos,  . ' 

Phillips  K, 

Bowns  Henry,  -* 

Ostertout  John, 
Openshaw  S, 

ORTONWMO, 

Corey  (Jeo  L, 
Richards  Silas, 
Cutler  B  L, 
Petterson  Hans  D, 
Wilson  Wm, 


LIQUORS. 


Alta 
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Collins  C  H, 

Fitzgerald  A  J, 

Rettick  Fritz,  " 

Sickler  CM, 

McDonough  D,  '         Beaver  City 

Sylvester  J  (manufacturer  of  wine), 

Bellevue 
Lodders  Gus,  Bingham  Canyon 

Smith  &  Bourgard, 
Howard  L  A, 
Wood  Geo, 
Carsen  W  H,         v 
Simmons  M  S, 
Kousman  M  F, 

LEIWE8  H  &  CO, 

Bosworth  J,  Fairview 


Brinton 

Cedar  City 

Cedar  Fort 
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Corinne 
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North  Ogden 

Ogden 

Park  Valley 

Plain  City 

Portage 
11 

Richfield 
II 

Riverdale 

Sandy 

Scipio 

Silver  Reef 

Slaterville 

Snowville 

Spring  Lake 

Summit 

Uintah 

Union 

West  Jordan 

Weston 

Wilson 

KNITTING  FACTORIES. 

LUKE  GEO  A  &  CO,  Salt  Lake 

LAUNDRIES. 

SIN  WAIT,  Salt  Lake 

WO  LEE, 

LIBRARIES. 

CHURCH  LIBRARY  (Orson  Pratt 
librarian).  Sale  Lake 

MASONIC  LIBRARY  (Miss  Mary 
E  Allen  librarian), 

LIME. 

Turner  Chas,       ,  M  rgan  City 

Williams  D, 

Caldwell  — , 

Herbert  &  Cook  (lime  kiln). 


Wilson  N  &  Co,  \ 

Stalker  A  &  Sons, 

Humphrey  J, 

Kelley  &  Co. 

Lindsay  J  R, 

Malloy  P  H, 

Ryan  &  fjochrie, 

Saviour  &  Co, 

Franks  John, 

Hartley  Heber  W, 

Phelps  Mary, 

Stoddart  Robert, 

Hager  F, 

Toyer  C  W, 

Boyd  G  S, 

Clancy  P, 

Leavey  H, 

Evans  D, 

Anderton  Peter, 

Behrmann  J, 

Easley  J,  , 

Lessing  Louis, 

Turley  Jos  C, 

Burdick  &  Chalmers, 

Hawkins  J  A, 

McCune  E, 

CLAYTON  J  J, 

DEE  &  CUNNINGHAM, 

Driver  Wm  &  Son, 

Goodfellow  J  B, 

Helwell  Robert, 

KIESEL  FRED  J  &  CO  (beer), 

Mahon  John, 

McNUTT  J  W  &  CO, 

MORTON  E  A, 

Tribe  G  H, 
Woolner  Henry, 
Barnes  &  Lane, 
Bennett  W  H, 
Brogan  &  Duffy, 
Cupit  &  Brennan, 
Cupit  T, 
"    I  McGrath  &  Byrnes, 
Scipio  Morrison  &  Riley, 
Wallsburgl  Mosier  &  Judge, 


Franklin 

Frisco 
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Jacob  City 

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Lehi 

Monroe 

Minersville 


Nephi 
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Prosser  Henry,  Rush  Lake 
Dodge  W  E  (winemaker),  St  George 

Terry  C  A  (winemaker),  " 

Alt  Jacob,  Salt  Lake 

Auer  &  Murphy, 

BARNHABT  &  STAHL, 

Boukofsky  U, 

CLASHED  &  HOGLE, 
CONEAD  WALTER  K  (Delta 

Saloon), 
Erickson  John, 
Graves  &  Snyder, 
Hill  &  Trewela, 
Leviberg  J, 
LoUin  John, 
Margetts  Phil, 
McTiemey  James, 
Morton  &  Tufts, 

NEWMAN  &  REED  ( "76  Saloon), 
ORDNER  &  PATTERSON, 
RUSSELL   &   BURNS    (Magnet 

Saloon), 
Shaughnessy  M, 
Shingleton  Heniy, 
STAHL  W  H  (California  Brewery),  " 
WAOENER  HENRY, 

West  &  Ward, 

WHITEHEAD  &  GRAY, 
WRIGHT  H  " 

YOUNGBER'G    &   SCHADE, 

(Scandanavian  Saloon),  " 

Judd  C  D,  Sandy 

McCJrath  J  H,  " 

Schuler  Jos,  '* 

Saulsbery  F  J,  Santaquin 

Cassidy  Jno  H,  Silver  Reef 

Cochina  M, 
Fordonsky  Isaac, 
Hickox  J  D, 
Miller  George, 
Raffcrty  Wm, 
Tyson  A, 
McMillian  Wm, 
Stoker  M, 
Breamo  Moses, 
Burns  &  Co, 

Dunyon  Newton  (billiards). 
Young  Robert,  Wanship 

Hall  A,  West  Jordan 

Sullivan  C,  " 

Baiker  Jno  N,  Willard 

LIQUORS,  WHOLESALE. 


WhitJjeck  Jno, 
Taylor  G  H, 
Carroll  &  Dee, 
Smith  A, 
Snyder  G  G, 

COiMBSH, 

McKimmons  Mark, 
Morrill  &  Keitley, 

MULLOY  &  PAUL 

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WICKLE  &  SON, 


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Ogden 

Park  City 
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LOCKSMITHS. 

Lees  S  J,  Ogden 

Robertson  J  (umbrella  maker).  Salt  Lake 
Rassmussen  P,  Spring  City 


South  Cottonwood 

Summit 

Tooele  City 


Burdick  &  Chalmers, 
Wonlner  Henry, 

WALKER  BROS, 


Nephi 

Ogden 

Salt  Lake 


LIVERY. 


Coakley  &  Co, 
Birdshall  Wm, 


Bingham  Canyon 
Fairtield 


LUMBER. 

Nash  W, 

Alpine 

Jackson  W  W,                 American  Fork 

Paxman  Wm, 

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Argenta 

Butler  Alvin, 

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BUTLER  PHILANDER, 

Butlerville 

Coal  Creek  Lumber  Co, 

Cedar  City 

Walker  T, 

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Staley  &  Co, 

Coalville 

Ferrin  J  M, 

Eden 

Fuller  E  B  (lath  dealer). 

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Howell  E  W, 

Fairview 

Wilson  L, 

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Preston  R  (shingles). 

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Jud  &  Co, 

Grantville 

Keams  H  H  &  Co, 

Gunnison 

Turner  J  &  Co, 

Heber  City 

Wilt  J  W, 

II 

Willson  &  Sons, 

Hillsdale 

Harmon  A  S, 

Holden 

Co-operative  Store, 

Hyrum 

Barney  Bros, 

Kanosh 

Lumberg  &  Garff, 

Logan 

McCarrel  J, 

Midway 

VAN  WAGONER  D, 

II 

Watkins  J, 

II 

Lyman  Bros, 

Oak  City 

Stevens  — , 

Ogden 

White  Barnard  (gen  building  mate- 

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WILSON  L  D  &  CO  (building  mr 

teria)), 

II 

Sevey  George  W, 

Pantaquitch 

Thomas  WN, 

Paradise 

Wilcox  Wm, 

Parowan 

Campbell  J  H, 

Providence 

Howard  &  Harper, 

Randolph 

Howard  Wm, 

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OltAUIFIBD. 


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89 


Co-operative  Sawmill, 
Johnson  B  F  &  Sons, 
Nixen  J  W, 
Dunyan  Newton, 
Co-operative  Lumber  Co, 
Dalton  M  W, 


Smithtield 
Spring  Lake 

St.  George 
Tooele  City 

Wellsville 
Willard 


MACHINISTS. 

Miller  J  A,  Brinton 

Degraw  Moroni,  Hillsdale 

Willson  &  Sons, 

Peterson  FA,  ,       -      Levan 

Sherwood  T  (file  cutter),     • 

Croft  R,  Logan 

Cardon  J,           "  •              '      Lynn 

Kemp  C,  Moroni 

Williamson  C  0,  North  Ogden 

(:lerber  J  T,  Taylorsville 

MARBLE  WORKS. 

McFarlane  P,  Ephraim 

Brown  J  H  &  Son,  Logan 

Davis  L  M,  Midway 

MORBIS  &  EVANS,  Salt  Lake 

MEAT  MARKETS. 


Rowe  W  P, 

Hogard  J, 

Bourgard  Bros  &  Smith, 


Alta 
American  Fork 


Bingham  Canyon 


Jerguson  J, 
Chase  H  H  &  Co, 

EARHABTD, 
MEBRITT  H  C  &  00, 

Brady  W  P, 
Fielding  J,    • 
Wilson  H, 
Burreston  J, 
Oklebery  P, 
Westover  C, 
Dorton  J, 
Fames  E, 
Thatcher  Joe, 

(iino  &  Dotson,  

Heiner  Bros  (stock  dealers),  Morgan  City 

Rich  E  E, 

Ellis  Edmund, 

Godfrey  James, 

Greenwell  A  &  Co, 

Greenwood  &  Son, 

Grill  &  Smith, 

^V'right  Joe, 

lapham  J, 

Gleason  Jno, 

Harris  J, 

Thiriot  Bros, 

ThiriotJP, 

Rohner  C  J, 

Co-operative  Meat  Market, 

Burrows  H, 

Cook  John, 


Corinne 

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Fairview 
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Goshen 
II 

Leeds 

Lehi 

Logan 
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Minersville 


North  Ogden 
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Ogden 


Paragoouah 

Park  City 
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Park  Valley 

Payson 

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Guiver  &  Papworth, 
Hepworth  Thomas  &  Sons, 
Hepworth  John, 

LANNANPH. 

Matlock  &  Mitchell, 

HAY  &  WOOD, 
PARKER  A  L, 

Peterson  W  H, 

Petersen  W, 

POPPER  CHAS  (wholesale), 

Short  WmJr, 

Steen  Louis,  " 

Thurgood  George,  " 

VARNES    J   A    (Western    Meat 

Market),  " 

Weston  James,  " 

WHITE  &  SONS  (Pembroke), 
Lusk  &  GaimSr,  Silver  Reef 

Westover  Charles,  " 

Hardy  A  P,  St.  George 

Clark  Jno,  Terrace 

Rudd  S,  West  Jordan 

Edwards  Jno  L,  Willard 


MILLS  AND  MINING. 


Alta 


Brough  C  M  (mining  recorder) 

Scrimglour  James  (lessee). 

Home  Silver  Mining  Co,  Frisco 

Day  F  W  (quartz  and  smelting 
mill),  Leeds 

Union  Mills  (Thatcher  &  Son  proprs), 

Logan 

BAMBERGER  &  CO  (mining  oper- 
ator). Salt  Lake 

BTJBOESS  M  T  (mining  engineer),   " 

CHAMBEBS  B  C  (sup't  O  S  M 

Co), 

CONKLIN  J  C  (ore  sampling). 

Empire  Mining  Co  (H  A  Van  Proag 
secretary  and  treasurer),  " 

Hirschman  Moses  (sup't  Flagstaff 
Mills),  " 

IMPEBIAL  M  &  S  CO  (S  E  Un- 
derbill secretary),  " 

LATIHEB.  TAYLOB  &  CO  (Pio- 

neer  Planing  Mills^,  " 

LAWBENCE  &  BTJBOESS  (min- 

ing  operator),  " 

Old  Telegraph  Minine  Co,  " 

ONTABIO   SILVEB  MININa 

CO, 
Sampson  Silver  Mining  Co  (H  A 

Van  Proag  sec'y  and  treas)  " 

Scott  &  Anderson  (buyers  of  bullion)," 
TIEBNAN   JOHN    (operator    in 

mimes),  mining  sup't,  " 

Utah  Con  Silver  Mining  Co  (Wm 

Bredemeyer  manager),  " 

Wasatch  Marble  and    Mining    Co 

(WmShowellpres)  " 

Wiggins  Edw  W,  mining  engineer    " 


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CLABBIPIBD. 


NOT 


Mingo  Furnace  Co  (R  H  Terhune 

manager),  Salt  Lake 

Barbae  &  Van  Hagan,  Silver  Reef 

BeamisJG, 
Crane  E  M,  (sup't), 
Lubback  H  L,  (sup't)  " 

"Old  Telegraph  Smelters,     West  Jordan 


MILLINERS. 


Crouch  Mrs  E  C, 
Wilson  Alice, 
Taylor  Mrs  L, 

JAMES  MBS  E, 

Palmer  Jane  E 
Goldsborough  Mrs  E, 
Pitchfoth  S, 
Bowring  Mrs  M, 
Hetley  Miss  A, 
Horrocks  Miss  E  G, 

Z  C  M  I, 

Bowman  Maggie, 

ALLEN  IffilS  LOUISA, 

Brooks  J  G, 
Button  Mrs  A, 

DYE  MBS  C  E, 

Colebrook  Mrs  E, 

JAMES  MBS  J  W, 

Lapham  Mrs  M  G, 
Madsen  A, 
BTJMMEL  MBS  A, 

Wilkinson  Mrs  W  B 
Malhoney  Mrs  — , 


Beaver  City 

Fairview 

Goshen 

Logan 
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Nephi 

Ik 

Ogden 


Park  City 
Salt  Lake 


Silver  Reef 


NEWSPAPERS. 

DAILT  MOBNDrO  BUSTLEB 

(Morning  Rustler  Pub  Co),        Ogden 

EVENINQ  DISPATCH  (Dispatch 
Pub  Co  publishers),  " 

OGDEN  JUNCTION  (Junction 
Printing  Ass'n,  publishers),  " 

SALT  LAKE  DAILY  TIMES 

(J  C  Graham  &  Co  proprs).  Salt  Lake 

SALT  LAKE  HEBALD. 
SALT  LAKE  TBIBUI^, 
WOMEN'S  EXPONENT  (Mrs  E 

Wells  editress),  " 

SILVEB  BEEF  MINEB  (E  Pike 

editor),  Silver  Reef 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC, 

Greenwood  W,  American  Fork 

MONK  JAS  T,  Argenta 

Thompson  Henry,         Bingham  Canyon 
Ci^LAND  DAVID,  Chester 

HELFBICH  W  V,  Coriime 


MUSIC   AND  MUSICAL   IN- 
STRUMENTS. 

Grant  W,  American  Fork 

Neilsen  Lars,  (musician,)  Chester 

Christensen  Wm,  Fairview 

Gudmansen  Samuel,  " 

Wright  Chas  (music  teacher),  Huntsville 
Johnson  Carl  C,  Logan 

Lamoraux  D  B, 
Pates  N  J,  Monroe 

Fowler  Jno,  Ogden 

Hankley  J  B,  Portage 

Calder  D  O,  Salt  Lake 

CABELESS  OEOBGE, 

Ferguson  Mrs  Ellen  (music  teacher)," 
Fobea  Mrs  C  B  (music  teacher),  " 

Jones  Wm  R,  Spanish  Fork 

Orton  Caleb  (music  teacher),       Summit 

NEWS  AGENTS. 

Fields  J  (publisher),  Beaver  City 

Tavey  Peter,  Bingham  Canyon 

WALKEB  WALTEB,      Farmington 
LEONABD  0  B,  Kamas 

Madsen  M,  Mount  Pleasant 

CHAMBEBS  J  0,  Ogden 

BEAD  SAMUEL  0,  Salt  Lake 

Marriott  Geo,  Sandy 


Westwood  Richard, 
Wilson  L  A, 
Llewellyn  R  R, 
Clark  J  R, 
Gyles  Jos  S, 
Nebeker  W  P, 
Lcishman  Jas  A, 

MABGABY  H  W  0, 
BICHABDS  F  S, . 

(Jre^neawald  J  J, 

HAYT  F  W, 

Heywood  J, 

MEGUIBE  WM  W, 

Young  B  T, 

BBEDEMEYEB  WM, 

Holmes  L  J, 

LOWE  JAMES, 

Schettler  B  H, 
Wiggins  Edw  W 
Ciandall  D  L, 
Dykes  W  L, 


Fairview 
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Fountain  Green 

C  :-antsville 

Holden 

Laketown 

Logan 

Ogden 


Park  City 


Plain  City 

Richtield 

Salt  Lake 


Springville 
Toquerville 


NOTIONS. 


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Union 


(See  also  Varieties.) 

Simmons  F  H,  Alta 
WALKEB  WALTEB,     Farmington 

Leonard  G  B,  Kamas 

Riley  W  T,  Kelton 

SHEPHEBD  J  W,  Levan 
PABKEB  WM,                Morgan  City 

CHAMBEBS  J  G,  Ogden 
Turner  G  W, 

Raveller  C,  Richmond 
AUEBBACH  F  &  BBO,      Salt  Lake 
CAMEBON  &  CO, 
CABTEB  THOS. 
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NURSESYMEN,    SEEDSMEN 
AND  FLORISTS. 


Hayward  John, 
Robinson  J, 
Stokes  W, 
Jenkins  J  H, 


Draper 
Fillmore 

Goshen 


PHYSICIANS. 


American  Fork 
Bingham  Canyon 


OIL   COMPANIES. 

Gilmore  C  J,  Salt  Lake 

OPTICIANS. 

Ward  A,  Salt  I-ake 

PAINTERS. 

(See  also  Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  etc. ) 

American  Fork 
Cedar  City 
Center  ville 


Lee  B  B, 

Root  L, 

Coles  John, 

Mills  Richard, 

Hansen  Louis,  Ephraim 

Larsson  John,  Gunnison 

Peterson  Peter, 

Barton  W  K,  Manti 

Ellis  Fred,  North  Ogden 

Jones  Richard, 

WILLIAMSON  COLE,  house 

painter  and  sign  writer,  Ogden 

Hall  J  C,  Rockville 

Milne  David,  St  George 

Hannan  G  J  Salt  Lake 
Midgley  J 

MORBIS  W  C, 

TuUidge  &  Co 
Johnson  LA,  Santaquin 

Downard  G,  Spring  City 

Kerby  T,  Wallsburg 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS.  WALL 
PAPERS,  ETC. 

(See  also  Painters;  also.  Druggists.) 

Miles  W  H  (brushes),  Logan 

CULMER  G  F  (show  cases),Salt  Lake 

PHOTOGRAPHFRS. 

Cardon  Thos  B,  -  Logan 

Kirkham  R  (artist), 

Hoffman  Bros,  Ogden 

STEPHENS  I  0, 

Draper  Z  T  (artist),  Rockville 

Anderson  Geo  E  &  Co,  Salt  Lake 
Eichenberg  Christian,  '■ 

Fox  &  Symons,  '• 

Smith  G  S,  " 

Samuelaon  C,  Santaquin 


Wadsworth  T  J, 

Judd  Dr  — , 

TliDmpson  Dr  — , 

Wellmann  &  Hoyer, 

Boulware  J  B, 

Cass  0  D, 

Faust  H  J, 

Fuller  EB, 

Norton  Thos, 

Speed  0  H, 

Roundy  Joel, 

Savagf  David, 

Beraus  D  O, 

Groesbeck  J  B,  (surgeon) 

Norcross  W  S, 

Ormsby  0  C,  (surgeon) 

Norval  Geo, 

Williams  Ezra, 

Carnahan  Jno  D,  (surgeon) 

Condon  A  S, 

Driver  J 

Kraeisch  A,  ■ 

McFalls  David, 

Armitstead  Jas,  Pleasant  Grove 

Rogers  RM,  '* 

Young  R  M, 

AND^HSON  W  H, 

Wagner  E  C, 


Corinne 


Eden 

Frisco 

Glenwood 

Kanarraville 

Kingston 

Laketown 

Logan 


North  Ogden 


Park  City 


Portage 

Rush  Lake 

St  George 


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Ivins  I, 

Bane  H, 

Fowler  Allen, 

Gardiner  F, 

Hadley  J  R, 

Hamilton  J  F,  , 

Higgins  C  W,  , 

HOLLAND  J  M, 

Lindsley  E, 
Pratt  RB, 
Richards  H  J  &  Co, 
Russell  Wm, 

SCHOCK  WM  H,  (surgeon) 
Smith  Wm  P, 

SNEDAKER  B  C,  (surgeon) 
TAGGART  J  P, 

Thompson  J, 

WESLEY  J  E,  (hei:bal), 
WHITE  I,. 

Schmidt  Christina, 

Coo^r  T  D, 

Davidson  C  H, 

DilleDB, 

Wing  J  S, 

Wing  S  A, 

Gerber  J  T, 

Cannon  E  G, 

Lee  M  T, 

Rogers  Chas,  " 

PIANOS  AND  ORGANS. 

Caller  D  0,  Ogden 


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POS 


BELESS  OEO.  Salt  Lake 

aYNESJOHW, 

PICTURES    AND    PICTURE 
FRAMES. 

PARKEB  WM,  Morgan  City 

Smith  G  S,  Salt  Lake 

PLANING   MILLS. 

Blood  M,  Midway 

Latimer,  Taylor  &  Co,  Salt»Lake 

PLUMBERS   AND  GASFIT- 
TERS. 

David  James,  Logan 

Heesch  &  Ellerbeck, 
James  David, 


Salt  Lake 


POSTMASTERS. 


In<{ram  Alex  G, 
Simmons  Dr  P  H, 
Harrington  L  E, 

MONK  JAS  T, 

Britt  W  C, 

ANDERSON  N  P, 

Gates  J, 

ROGERS  THOS, 
MORRIS  I, 

CHRISTMSEN  A.       ^ 
BUTLER  FHILi^ER, 

BeattyBH, 
Hillman  Emily  A, 
Chatterley  G, 
AJAX  WM, 
REEVES^, 
Murdock  N  C, 
Candland  A  W, 
Carbine  W  V  0, 
Boyden  Jno, 

BLACK  T  J, 

Dewsnup  Hyrum, 

JENSEN  JAMES, 
BTJNTRI  CHAS, 
EOGESTON  0  H, 

Quinn  Geo, 

SCHNIDER  H,  . 
WILSON  LYCURGUS, 
WALKER  WALTER, 

Duggert  A  H, 
Llewellyn  R  E, 
Ormond  T, 

ALLP"^  BYRON  M, 
F001_  v<rARRm 
PIERCE  ISAAC  W, 
JOHNSON  J  B, 
CLARK  J  R, 
Bangs  W  C, 

THuNNESCU  H, 
BROWN  RD, 


Adamsville 

Alta 

American  Fork 

Argenta 

Ashley 

Bear  River  City 

Bellevue 

Benson 

Bingham  Canyon 

Brigham  City 

Butlerville 

Calls  Fort 

Cannon 

Cedar  City 

Center  City 

Centerville 

Charleston 

Chester 

Clarksville 

Coalville 

Corinne 

Deseret 

Draper 

Echo  City 

Edea 

Ephraim 

Fairfield 

Fairview 

Farmington 

Fillmore 

Fountain  Green 

Frisco 

Garden  City 

Glcndale 

Glenwood 

Grshen 

Grantsville 

Gunnison 


Harrisonville 


Tyler  D  M, 
WILLSON  D  J, 
BENNETT  B, 
LINES  WH, 
Halls  Wm,  « 

Turner  Fred, 
Stewart  W  A, 
McCALL  S  B. 
WILLIS  FRED  G, 
MORRILL  JOHN, 
LEONARD  G  B, 
Young  B  L, 
BERRY  WS, 

Greener  Thos,     

STEWART  HYRTJM, 
MULLEN  B  W, 
INGRAM  ALEX  G, 

Gibbous  W  B, 
Crosby  G  H, 

SHEPHERD  J  W, 

Shirley  Mrs  Maggie  A, 
Gunnell  Frank, 

MOFFAT  DAVID, 

STOTT  E, 

VAN  WiiGONER  D, 

WALTERS  JAMES  F, 
BIGLOW  J  0, 

Rollins  Jas  M, 

JOHNSON  G  W, 

McCarthy  J  H, 

PARK^  WM, 

Page  J, 

Taylor  Mary  A, 
Raper  H, 
Kimball  Nathan, 
Norton  Jno  W, 
Shaw  HA,  / 

BARTON' J  P, 

Badge  W, 

HAYT  F  W, 
ROHNER  AC, 

McGregor  W  C, 
Engbery  Andrew, 

HIRST  F, 

Burgess  Wm, 

MEGUIRE  WM  W, 
MAYHEW  E, 
ANDERSON  W  H, 

STONEHOUSE  W  G, 

Low  W  W, 
Howard  Wm, 
MILLER  H  P, 

Standage  Henry, 

SEAMONS  IDBNRY, 

Bracken  W, 

BURRIDGE  GEO  W, 
PYMAN  JNO, 

Lynch  John  T, 
Harrison  Isaac, 
Bamett  W  W, 

MEMMOTTWM, 

Blanchard  C  H  Jr, 
Krause  Hermann, 


Hebron 

Hillsdale 

Holden 

Homansville 

Huntsville 

Hyde  Pork 

Inverary 

Jacob  City 

Juab 

Junction 

Kamas 

Kanab 

Kanarraville 

Kanosh 

Kaysville 

,  Kelton 

Kingston 

Laketown 

Leeds 

Levan 

Logan 

Mendon 

Meadowville 

Meadow 

Midway 

Mill  Creek 

MiUviUe 

Minersville 

Mona 

Monroe 

Morgan  City 

Mount  Pleasant 

New  Harmony 

Oak  City 

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Pantaqu  roh 

Paradise 

Paragoonah 

Paris 

Park  City 

Park  Valley 

Parowan 

Payson 

,  Peterstjn 

Pine  Valley 

Plain  City 

Pleasant  Grove 

Portage 

Promontory 

Providence 

Randolph 

Richfield 

Richmond 

Rockport 

Rush  Lake 

St  Johns 

St  George 

Salt  Lake 

Sandy 

Santaquin 

Sdjpio 

Silver  City 

Silver  Reef 


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Parowan 
Paysou 
Peterson 
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Plain  City 
jant  Grove 
Portage 

Promontory 
Providence 
Randolph 
Richfield 
Richmond 
Rockport 
Rush  Lake 
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St  George 
Salt  Lake 
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Holly  H, 
CANTWELL  J  S, 

Beckatead  Henry  B, 
Warenski  E  C, 
MOORE  JOHN, 

Brough  G, 

JOHNSON  JAS  F, 
OBTONWMO, 

Webster  John, 

CAVE  S  Hj 

DTJNYON  NEWTON. 
DE  LA  BAUME  CHAS, 
OBSTAD  0  E, 
SHARP  JOHN. 
JEFSON  JAl^, 

Nuttall  — , 

REYNOLDS  WM, 
BARLEY  WF, 

Cooper  F  A, 

ITURRAYJASG, 

Muir  W  «, 


Slaterville 

Smithfield 

South  Jordan 

South  Cottonwood 

Spanish  Fork 

Spring  City 

Spring  Lake 

Summit 

Taylorsville 

Terrace 

Tooele  City 

Uintah 

Union 

Vernon 

Virgin  City 

Wallsburg 

Wanship 

Wellsville 

West  Jordan 

Willard 

Woods  Cross 


POTTERIES. 


Berttiseu  S, 
Eardlcy  John, 


Fountain  Green 
St  George 


POULTRY. 

CHURCH  FH,  Corinne 

CHABD  MICHAEL,  Salt  Lake 

LYNBEBG  FBED  0,  (fish), 

Le  Baron  D  T  ft.  Sons,  Spring  Lake 

PRINTERS. 

(See  also  Newspapers. ) 

SMITH  THEO  A,  Ogden 

Deakin  Wm,  Wellsville 

Thompson  Jos  M,  Richfield 

Graham  J  C  &  Co,  Salt  Lake 

Mouoely  &  Callister,  " 

TuUedge  &  Crandall  (publishers),        " 

PRODUCE. 

(See  also  J'ruits  and  vegetables.) 


Jolinsou  J  H,  Bellevue 

CHIIBCH  F  H,  Corinne 

GUTHRIE  J  W, 
HELFBICH  J  C  &  CO, 
KELLER  JOS, 
SMITH  H  H, 

Clawson  R,  —      Ephraim 

Greaves  Peter,  " 

Larsen  Peter,  " 

STEWART  BROS,  KaysviUe 

ADAMS  LB,  Ogden 

Kay  David, 

MILLER  S  &  CO, 
VAN;DYKE  WM, 

Neal  Charles,  Plain  City 

DE  LA  BAUME   CHAS    (whole- 
sale), Uintah 


RAILROAD  REPRESENTA- 
TIVES. 

Pierce  Eli  H  (agent  U  &  N  R  R), 

Brigham  City 
Adams  E  P  (agt  C  P  R  R),  Corinne 

Schenk Truman  (agt  U  PR  ::),EchoCity 
Badger  R  C,  Juab 

SW^N  D  A  (train  dispatcher),    Logan 

THATCHER  GEO  W  (sup't  U  & 

NRR), 
UTAH  AND  NORTHERN  R  R 

(ii  W  Thatcher  gen  sup't),  '« 

Gunnell  Frank  (agt  U&N  R  R), 

Mendon 
FELL  A  G  (div  sup't  C  P  R  R),  Ogden 
FORBES  JAMES  (agt  C  P  R  R)    " 
KELLER  J  N  (agt  U  P  R  R), 
REEVE  JOHN  (agt  U  C  R  R),      " 

SHERBURNE  A  (master  car  re- 
pairer C  P  R  R), 

UNION  PACIFIC  R  R  (J  N  Kel- 

ler  agt), 

Hill  L  S,  (treasurer  U  C  RR  depot). 

Salt  Lake 

IRONS  J  W  (ticket  agt  U  P  R  R),  " 

JENNINGS  WM  (vice  president  U 
C  R  R), 

SHARP  JAMES  (general  freight 
and  ticket  ayt  U  C  R  R  depot),       " 

SHARP  JOHN  (president  and  sup- 
erintendent Utah  Central  R  R, 
depot), 

SWAN  GEO  (secretary  Utah  Cen- 
tral R  K,  depot),  " 

UTAH  CENTRAL  R  R,  (John 

Sharp  president  and  sup't),  ' ' 

Utah  Southern  R  R,  (John   Sharp, 

president  and  sup't),  " 

Utah  Western  R  R, 
Young  HSfaec'y  Utah  Southern  R  R), " 
Cleveland  W  N  (agt  U  P  R  R),    Uintah 

REAL    ESTATE,  LAND 
AGENTS,  ETC. 


Paxton  A, 
Nelson  J  H, 
Anderson  Fred, 
Bailey  J  A, 

BIRD  WM  H, 

Cooper  Bros, 

LOWE  JAMES, 

Wheeler  A  D, 


Kanosh 

Ogden 

Salt  Lake 


RESTAURANTS. 


Bryant  H, 
Morley  Jas, 

WATSON  SARAH, 

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Gordon  &  Liscomb, 


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Aubrey  Thos  (lunch),  Salt  Lake 

DAVfe  JOHN, 
DDTWOODY  JAMES, 

Hagell  John  (lunch),  '* 

Hallender  John  F,  -  " 

Hill  Wm, 

PALMER  FREDERICK  (lunch), " 

Passey  F  (Gilroy's), 

Smith  W  0  (oysters), 

Hatch  Saml  T,  Sandy 

Donnovan  M,  Silver  Reef 

Dougherty  Kate,  '  " 

GrambsMrs,  ^  " 

Hanrahan  Mrs  K,         ':  '      << 

ROPE  AND  TWINE  MAKERS. 

Green  Bichard  R,  St  Johns 

SALT  AND  BLUEING. 

Schonbacker  &  Barnes  (salt),        Kelton 
SNELL  JOHN  W  (salt  and  blue- 
ing), Salt  Lake 


SAW  MILLS. 


Butler  Philander, 
Copeland  W, 

BTJTLER  PHILANDER, 

Edwards  Solomon, 
Christensen  F, 
Peterson  A  M, 
Terry  O  L, 
Tucker  A, 
Wilson  L  &  Co, 
Davis  &  Deardon, 
Warner  &  Robinson, 
Yeamans  Thoa, 
Gunderson  L, 
Swift  Jas, 
Thayne  J  J, 
Turner  &  Co, 
Williams  Saml  &  Son, 
Balston  J, 
Alexander  A  J, 
Watkins  John, 
Doxford  &  Son, 
Gamer  David, 
Williams  Joshua, 
Brown  &  Jacobson, 
Burgess  Bros, 
Gardner  Bros, 
Whipple  Eli, 
Richardson  &  Stewart, 
ZCMI, 
Brough  Jonas, 
Dugall  &  Co, 
Baren  W  J, 

Nuttall , 

Dalton  M  W  &  Sons, 


Argenta 

Beaver  City 

Butlerville 

Echo  City 

Fairview 


Fillmore 

Huntsville 
Kamas 


SECOND-HAND  GOODS. 


SMITH  H  H. 
MADSEN  P  v. 
MALTESE  S, 


Corrine 
Salt  Lake 


SEWING  MACHINES. 

McAlister  J  A,  Logan 

Welch  T  R  G,  Morgan  City 

PRATT  MILANDO  (Singer),     Ogden 
WARDLEIGH  H  C, 
HALL  L  E,  Salt  Lake 

Riggs  &  Young  •' 

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Darley  W  F  Wellsville 

SMELTING, 

Broun;hton  Jos,  Rush  Lake 

Chicago  Smelting  Co,  " 

GERMANLl  SMELTING  AND 

REJTINING  CO,  Salt  Lake 

Germania    Smelting    and    Refining 
Works  (F   W  Billing  manager). 

South  Cottonwood 


SOAP  WORKS. 


Leeds 
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Midway 
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North  Ogden 
Peterson 
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Connelly  C  A, 
Louzer/  F  &  Co, 

SATCHELDER  SOAP  CO,  (S  N 

Batchelder  &  J  Dennis  propr),    Ogden 

SODA  WORKS. 

Maraden  &  Dcnhalter,  Salt  Lake 

I'arsons  Thos,  " 

STAGE  LINES. 

Riley  W  T,  (agent  Utah,  Idaho,  and 
Oregon  Stage  Co),  Kelton 


STENCILS. 

DRTJCE  H,  (dye  sinker  and  stencil 
cutter)  Salt  Lake 

STORAGE. 

REED  HA,        ,  Salt  Lake 


SURVEYORS. 


Spring  City 

Wallsburg 

WiUard 


Richmond  ANDERSON  N  P,        Bear  River  City 
Hunter  Edward  W,  Morgan  City 

Dalton  Edward,  Parowan 

MEGHJIRE  WM  W,  Plain  aty 

Macfarhne  Jno  M,  St  Georee 

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TAILORS. 


American  Fork 
Brigham  Cit> 


Brigham  Canyon 

Goshen 

Logan 

Ogden 
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Portage 

Plain  City 

Payson 

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Chadwick  James, 
Nielsen  J  J  &  Co, 
Stratford  A  ft  Co, 
Tavey  Peter, 
Rudsta  O  H, 
Hanson  O  &  Co, 
Hemstrom  Thos  &  Co, 
Farr  L  &  Son, 
Hallstrom  O, 
HOLLAND  JNO, 

JoneaTW, 

TAYLOR  J  &  SON. 

Morris  J  S, 
Ponlson  Peter, 
Raid  E, 

Anderson  Samnel, 
Barton  &  Co, 
Baumgarten  Joseph, 

BOSSHARDT  &  GLARE. 
BUCKLE  &  SON, 

Cowley  W, 

Earl  M, 

GOSS  P  F,  (sup't  U  O  M), 

Hagman  John, 

Johanson  S, 

Stromberg  J  A, 

TAYLOR  JNO  &  SON, 
THERNINQ  JNO. 

Treseder  K  D, 
Winqueat  A, 
Slogowski  H  F, 

TANNERIES. 

Brigham  City  Mercantile  and  Man- 
facturing  Association,     Brigham  City 

Duncan  Peter, 

Larsen  L, 

McClcUau  &  Dion, 

Co-operative  Manuf  Co, 

Watts  B, 

Fairbrass  T,  ^      ° 

United  Order  of  Tanners  and  Black- 
smiths, Smithfield 

United  Order  of  Tanners, 


TERRITORIAL  OFFICERS. 

Deavenport  Thos,  treasurer,      Parowan 
Borman  J  S,  associate  justice  Terri- 
tory, Salt  Lake 
CLAYTON  N  W,  auditor, 
Emerson  P  H,  associate  justice  Ter- 
ritory, " 
Hunter  Jno  A,  chief  justice  Terri- 
tory,       •  " 
Salomon  F,  surveyor  general, 
Sprague  E  T,  clerk  supreme  court. 


THEATERS. 


Union  Opera  House, 
Salt  Lake  Museum, 


Ogden 
Salt  Lake 


TINNERS. 


(See  also  Stoves  and  Tinware  ;  also  roof- 
ers— metal.) 


Silver  Reef 
St  George 


Farmington 

Mount  Peasant 

Payson 

Parowan 

Paragoonah 

Spring  City 


TELEGRAPH  AGENTS 


McDonald  L, 
Ricks  Miss  Ellen, 
Hatch  H  E, 
Hibbard  W  B, 
Mackintosh  Wm, 
Patterson  A  J, 
Hirst  F, 
Weeks  V, 
Henderson  John, 


Corinne 

Logan 
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Ogden 


Peterson 

Pine  Valley 

Salt  Lake 


Corinne 

Hunts  ville 

Lehi 

Levan 

Logan 

Monroe 

Ogden 
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Providence 

Park  City 

Payson 

Santaquin 
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Woods  Cross 


Salt  Lake 


TENTS  AND  AWNINGS. 


Bums  Robt, 
McCord  Wm, 


Salt  Lake 


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Neilson  L  M, 
Hawkins  T, 
Christensen  E, 
Curtis  Bros, 

Sorenson  R,  -C 

Ohlson  G  A, 
Thompson  J, 
Dixon  Jas, 
Fredericks  A, 
Tewksbury  Chaa, 
Worsencraft  S, 
Anderson  A, 
WettelinFO, 
James  David, 
Rcichau  Wm, 
Schoppe  F  E,     ^ 
Lebna  P, 
Riding  C  L, 
Argyle  Jos, 

TOYS. 

CAMERON  &  CO. 

TRUNKS. 

ILLIN6W0RTH  WH.        Salt  Lake 
Manning  John,  " 

Meredith,  Manning  &  Gallacher        " 

UNDERTAKERS. 

Hughes  &  Gale,  Ogden 

Preshaw  S  M,  " 

FRESHAW  &  SKEWS.      Salt  Lake 

U.  S.  OFFICERS. 

BARRATT  FERCIVAL.  assist- 
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Land  Office,  Salt  Lake 

BREDEMETEB  WM>  U  S  min- 
eral surveyor, 
Crai^  Jno,  U  S  signal  observer, 
Hollister  0  J,  internal  revenue  col- 
lector, " 
Holmes  L  J,  U  8  deputy  mineral 

surveyor,  " 

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enue collector,  " 
NeilJ  B,  register  U  S  Land  Office,      ' ' 
Parsons  M  K,  clerk  U  S  Land  Office,    *' 
Shaughnessy  M,  U  S  marshal,  " 
Stevenson  (Jhas  L,  U  S  deputy  min- 
eral surveyor,  " 
WHiDESI  E;  E  U  S  mineral  sur- 
veyor),                                             " 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

Gordon  James  M,  Salt  Lake 

MTJLHALL  CHAS, 

VARIETIES. 

Morrison  Geo,  Ogden 

THOMAS  MRS  CATHERINE, 

HOP  WO  &  CO.  (Japan  and  Chi 

nese  goods, )  Salt  Lake 

Reese  John, 

VINEGAR  WORKS. 

UTAH  VINEGAR  WORKS, 

(Richards  &  Grant  proprs),  Ogden 

Richards  &  Grant  Vinegar  Works, 

WAGONS  AND  CARRIAGES. 

(See   also  Wagonmakers ;    also    black- 
smiths and  wagonmakers. ) 

Burton  W  W  &  Co,  Ogden 

FOOTE  JAMES  E,   (agent  Stude 

baker  wagons), 
Lowe  Geo  A, 

MATTISON  L  B,  Salt  Lake 

STUDEBAKER  MANTJF'G  CO, 

WAGONMAKERS. 


Morgan  City 

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St  George 
Salt  Lake 


Robinson  J, 
Robinson  W  H, 
Allen  T  L, 
Rippon  Robt, 
Smith  F  M, 
Nielsen  C  A, 
Clawson  Geo, 
Sadlock  &  Nash, 
Anderson  P  C. 
Wilkinson  C, 
Peterson  P  C, 
Clayton  Frank, 


American  Fork 
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Ephraim 

Farmington 

Franklin 

Huntsville 

Leeds 

Levan 

Minersville 


Taggart  Geo  H, 
Miller  T, 
Campbell  Sol, 
Penrod  Oliver, 
AUdredge  Parsons, 
Driggs  Shadrack  F, 
Coxe  J, 

HUTCHINSON  DAN, 

Walker  Chas, 

Loventhal  S  M,  South  Cottonwood 

Puzey  H  W,  Spring  City 

Nixon  T  S,  Wanship 

Huntsman  Wm,  Wellsville 

WALL  PAPER. 

Hammond  J  T,  Logan 

RIVERS  BROTHERS,  Salt  Lake 

DINWOODY  H, 

WATCHES    AND  JEWELRY. 

(See  also  Watchmakers  iiud  Jewelers. ) 

HOWELL  H  J,  Oorden 

ASMirSSEN  CARL,  Salt  i.ake 

CAMERON  &  CO, 
JOSLIN  &  PARK, 
SALISBURY  J  M| 

WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEW- 
ELERS. 

(See  also  Watches  and  Jewelry.) 

HigW  W  J,  American  Fork 

BdESSEL  V  E,  Connne 

Young  Wm  F,  ;,                  Fairview 

Buder  Wm,  Logan 

Cardon  Thos  B,  " 

LEWIS  J  S,  Ogden 
Peterson  B, 

Wiseman  Wm,  Park  City 

Frostgrave  J,  Payson 

White  John,      .  Plain  City 

Smith  C,               '  -  '  St  George 

Eliason  O  L,  Salt  Lake 

FERGUSON  G  C. 
HARVEY  ANdAeW, 
HAUERBACK  ADOLPH, 

Ingburg  F, 

JENSEN  J  S, 
JONES  WM. 
JOSLIN  &  PARK, 
SWANER  BROS, 

Rhode  C  H,  Spring  City 

WILLOW  WARE. 

Johnson  P,  Salt  Lake 

SMITH  JANE  S. 

WINDMILLS,  PUMPS,  &C. 

Kershaw  A  J,  Ogden 

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Carlston  H, 
Clark  TB, 

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Harrison  Robt, 
Hepworth  Joseph, 
Salmon  Wm, 

Sterling  James,  (also  salt), 
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Fannington 

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Brigham  City  Mercantile  and  Man- 
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Gray  Sam'l  W,  (weaver)  Inv«rary 

Preston  Wm  B,  (carding),  Lbgao- 

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Run  a  Daily  Dine  of  Stages  (leaving  Winnemncea,  C.  P.  R.  R., 
on  the  arrival  of  Express  Trains  from  San  Francisco.)  to  CdmO 

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Bar  and  Atlanta),  Boise  City,  Payette  and  Weiser  Valleys, 
Burnt  River,  Baker  City,  Union,  Lagrange,  Pendleton,  Center- 
ville,  Or.,  Weston,  Walla  Walla.  Umatilla.  Heppner,  John 
Days  and  The  Dalles. 

Distances  and  through  Rates  of  Fare. 

M1L88.  Fare. 

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'«  "      to  Silver  City 210  30  00 

"  «  "      to  Boise  City 270  35  00 

"  ««  "      to  Idaho  City 305  40  00 

"     Kelton,  Utah,  to  Boise  City 200  35  00 

"  "  to  l^ixter  City,  Or 390  50  00 

"  "  to  Union  Or 425  50  00 

'«  «*  •  to  La  Grande  Or 440  50  00 

"  «  to  Pendleton  Or 490  50  00 

"  «  to  Umatilla  Or 525  50  00 

"  '«  to  Walla  Walla,  W.  T 535  50  00 

"     '  "  to  The  Dalles,  Or 675  60  00 

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Sea  alio.  LUt  of  Towns  Seoehed  too  Late  for  Begnlar  Iniertlon. 


BouNOKD  on  tho  north  by  Montana  and  British  America,  on  tho  east  bv  Wyo- 
ming, on  th«  south  by  Utah,  and  on  the  weat  by  Oregon  and  Nevada.  The  word 
Idaho,  as  we  ore  told  by  those  familiar  with  the  language  of  ttie  Indians  who  in- 
habit that  section  of  tho  country,  means  the  "gem  of  the  mountains,"  a  title  that 
is  perhaps  well  deserved  on  account  of  its  pastoral,  scenic  and  sanitary  features. 
It  was  organized  in  1 S63,  at  which  time  it  included  that  vast  area  which  has  since  been 
given  tho  name  of  Montana.  The  general  character  of  tho  surface  is  exceedingly 
mountainous,  thouuh  there  are  quite  u  number  of  valleys  m'1io»i^  soil  is  said  to  be  re- 
markably fertile  and  productive.  The  finest  section  of  tlio  Territory  for  agricultural 
fturposes  is  that  probably  found  in  tho  Owyhee  region.  VVeiaer  Valley,  which  is  per- 
uips  limiteil  to  'iOO,000  acres  in  extent,  contains  excellent  land,  with  an  abundance  of 
very  tine  water,  und  capable  of  being  proHtably  cultivated.  It  is  being  rapidly  settled 
by  un  industrious  and  thrifty  class  of  farmers,  principally  from  the  Western  States. 
The  Boise  and  Tayette  are  also  considered  most  desirable  valleys,  as  tho  land  is 
arable  and  of  a  supiiior  character.  Gold  was  first  discovered  in  Idaho  in  1852,  on 
the  Pen  D'Oreillo  rivei',  which,  however,  excited  but  little  attention  until  the  re- 
nowned Oro  Fino  mines  were  discovered,  in  1860,  from  which  time  a  steady  flow 
of  immigration  has  been  directed  towards  that  quarter.  Camas  Prairie,  in  the 
northern  portion  of  the  Territory,  is  spoken  of  as  being  inferior  to  none  other, 
where  extensive  agricultural  lands  exist.  The  Territory  is  400  miles  long  north 
and  south,  by  about  300  milles  wide  at  its  broadest  part,  and  contains  upwards  of 
80,000  square  miles.  The  population  is  only  25,000.  W'th  the  completion  of 
railroad  lines  through  its  interior,  and  when  u  general  t  acnvledge  of  its  mineral 
and  other  resources  is  imparted  through  the  medium  of  it.<  own  merits,  the  Terri- 
tory must  become  a  populous  and  progressive  empire.  Each  successive  day  pre- 
sents her  more  favorably,  which  must  result  in  a  prosperity  especially  flattermg. 
The  capacity  of  its  inexhaustible  soil  and  its  excellent  climate  for  a  wide  range  of 
productions,  must  be  admitted  in  face  of  the  fact  that  cereals,  vegetables  and  fruits 
of  every  descripti}n  are  surpassed  in  no  particular  by  any  other  quarter  of  the 
dobe.  Its  latitud3  seems  specially  adapted  to  the  culture  of  fruits,  whose  flavor 
IS  remarkable  in  its  richness.  The  grazing  lands  are  very  rich  in  all  varieties 
of  wild  nutritious  grasses,  and  the  almost  illimitable  bench  and  mountain  lands 
present  a  very  tempting  bait  for  the  stock  raiser.  We  wish  that  our  space  would 
permit  a  thorough  discussion  of  every  particular  feature,  since  there  are  so  many 
that  can  be  most  favorably  presented.  The  Territory  also  boasts  of  one  of  the 
three  greatest  falls  in  possession  of  North  America,  the  Shoshone,  which  makes  an 
unbroken  descent  of  about  200  feet,  and  measuring  more  than  300  feet  in  width 
in  their  narrowest  part.  It  is  also  rich  in  miner'\l  springs,  whose  curative  proper- 
ties for  almost  every  disease  that  flesh  is  heir  to,  although  not  generally  known, 
are  said  to  be  a  feature  that  must  become  an  important  factor  in  its  development. 
Timber  is  also  plentiful,  and  many  other  advantages,  with  improved  facilities, 
must  form  the  sequel  which  will  be  revealed  in  a  glorious  destiny. 


Albion, 


OASSIA    COUNTY. 
Bascom  ft  Robinson,  gen  mdse 
COBS  GHAS,  att'y  at  law  and  post- 
master 


Goodrich  ft  Co,  flouring  mills 

Gray  T  M,  physician  and  county  assessor 

Harrington  J  E.  sheriff 

Riblet  F,  county  surveyor 

Robison  M  G,  county  treasurer 

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Atlanta, 

ALTURAS   COUNTT. 

Bixby  J  L,  gen  mdse  ( 

Davis  Nelson,  naloon 
Drake  Z  N,  saloon 
V\'-?y  C  H,  gen  mdse 
Kitts  k  Davis  brewery 
Myers  Mrs  W,  hotel 
Smith  &  Steadman,  saloon 
8path  L,  shoemaker 
Swanholm  H,  gen  mdse 


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Banner, 

BOISE   COUNTT. 


Clifton  H,  blacksmith 

Elmira  S  M  Go's  mill  and  mines 

Grant  Donald,  hotel 

McDowell  R  M,  groceries  and  clothing 

Robertson  D,  gen  rndbo 

Stuck  Geo  &>  Co,  carpenters 

Taylor  S,  saloon 

Wilson  J  M,  assayer 


Blackfoot, 

ONEIDA   COUNTT. 

Danilson  A  T,  gen  mdse 

Danilson  T  T,  postmaster,  notary,  gen 

mdse,  ferryman 
Gairatt  John,  stock  raiser 
>  High  J  N,  attorney 
Kirkpatrick  W,  stock  raiser 
Lawrence  &  Holmes,  mining 
Lewis  W  C,  hotel 
McTucker  Jas,  county  assessor 
Shoemaker  J,  justice  of  peace 
Stevens  Fred,  stock  raiser 
Stout  A  T,  stock  raiser 
Ward,  Pray  &  Co,  mining 
Warren  J,  nvining  :t  i   ,  n   in 

Watson  John,  sheriff         .,7     A,:;u,n 


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ONEIDA  COUNTT. 
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ADA   COUNTT, 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Ada  county  and  the 
capital  of  the  Territory,  450  miles  north- 
east of  San  Francisco,  on  the  Boise  river; 
in  early  years  it  ^as  a  trading  pr  it  of  thd 
Hudscji  Bay  Fui:  Company  and  qui^e  <1 
rendezvous  fot  trappei^' ti^d ,  emigr»nti 
who  found  their  Wb>  to'  px&t  stictioo.  In 
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steadily  ever  since,  and  the  richness  of  its . 
diggings  and  the  fertility  of  its  soil  war- 
rants the  belief  that  its  growth  will  be  \ 
permanent  and  steady.  It  is  the  site  of 
the  penitentiary,  has  three  newspaper. ,  '■ 
telegraphic  communication,  and  a  popu- 
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Ainsle  Geo,  member  ol  congress 

Arnold  Dr,  dentist 

Brayman  M,  governor  of  Idaho 

Broadbent  J  B,  jeweler 

Brumback  &  Cohalan,  attorneys  at  law 

Buck  N,  U  S  attorney 

Burdge  W  H,  county  treasurer 

Bush  J  H,  hotel 

Chandler  W  H,  surveyor  general 

Chase  E  S,  marshal 

Clark  John,  judge  Ist  district 

CofHn  &  Co,  hardware  and  ag'l  im'ts 

Coffin  &  Kennaly,  hardware 

Curry  I  B,  photographer  •  ■        i 

Curtis  E  J,  attorney  at  law         '-••(•'H 

Curtis  T  J,  if  ;;''^' 

Davis  &  Himrod,  grocers  "'  j''.  ,  ,. 

Davis  Levy,  grocery. and  bakery    .J,'.,. 

Dymoke  J,  sewing  machines  ! ,   '',' 

Eastman  H  B,  hotel  '     '"'■ 

Ensign  F  E,  attorney  at  law 

Falke  D  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 

First    National    Bank  of  Idaho,   (J  H 

McCarty,  president) 
Gess  &  Co,  meat  market 
Gray  J  S,  notary,  probate  judge 
Hart  J  H,  bakery 
Hasbrouck  S,  notary 
Haabrouck  &  Leonard,  gen  mdse 
Hatch  J  S,  furniture 
flp  wthome  N  M,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  sup't  schools 
Huntoon  John,  Ter  treasurer  and  cashier 

national  ban'i. 
Huston  &  Gray,  attorneys  at  law 
Jacobs  C,  flour  mill  | 

Jackson  J  H,  blacksmith 
Johnson  £  Z,  attorney  at  law 
Kinsey  H  H,  candy 
Landiss  *D,  planing  mill 
Lawrence  &  Smith,  saloon 
Lemp  Jolin,  brewery 
Leyerzapf  Chas,  gunsmith 
Lonthan  R  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Marston  A  J,  bl'ksmith  and  wagonmaker 
IvtcCarty  J  H,  president  1st  National 

Bank  of  Idaho 
McKay  W  W,  physician 
Miller  J  B,  register  land  office 
Morgan  John  T,  judge  second  district 
Neilley  Wm,  bop^ts  and  shpes 
Nye  W  H  tf,  Co,  dtuggistai 
Oldham  J  B,  Sheriff  '.  ll'T^ 

Peffeflb  M,  birber  ,<inim  mi 

Perkins  S  P,  gen  mdse  ■•"'"'" 


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Pefly  P  J,  harness  and  saddlery 

Perrault  J,  territorial  controller  and  aup't 
public  instruction 

Pinkham  St  Perrault,  hardware 

Finney  Jas  A  &  Co,  books  and  stationery 

Foe  J  W,  district  attorney  first  district 

Pollard  John,  boots  and  shoes 

POST  TOHN  A>  postmaster 

Pricki.  t  H  £,  judge  first  district 

Reed  R  B  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Richardson  A  L,  clerk  second  district 

Rossi  St  Morris,  lumber 

Schwabacher  St  Co,  sen  mdse 

Sidebothan  R  A,  s  jc  y  territory 

Smith  A,  attorney  at  law 

Smith  E,  phyucian 

Sonna  P,  hardware 

Speigel  D,  gen  mdse 

Squier  H,  clrrk  first  district 

Steidel  A,  bootmaker 

Stevens  J  L,  physician 

Stout  Jas,  receiver  land  office 

Utah,  Idaho  and  Oregon  Stage  Co,  (Salis- 
bury, Hailey  &  Co,  proprietors) 

Wright  J  B,  druggist 


Bonanza  City, 

LBViHI  COUNTY. 

Bennett  St  Co,  gen  mdse 
Boggs  &  Shoup,  gen  mdsa 
Bowden  J  W,  blacksmith 
Butters  St  Taylor,  liquors 
Clasby  &  Ho^le,  liquors 
Colvin  &  White,  butchers 
Watson  Enos,  saloon 


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Church  A  G  &  Bros,  lumbar 

Cole  J,  painter 

Cunie  Thos,  photographer 

Duncan  C,  mason 

Gibbs  Jack,  blacksmith 

Harris  J,  cabinetmaker  -  . 

Havird  C  C  A  Co,  feed  stabla  ': 

Horsely  D,  mason 

Jones  Richard,  carpenter 

Meffert  C  C,  hotel  and  saloon 

Mills  R,  painter 

Murray  David,  butcher 

Offord  W  H,  saloon  and  grroery 

iProphet  R,  bootmaker  ' 

WALDROK  MARION  F,  gen  mdse. 

postmaster  and  agent  W  F  &  Co 
Whittaker  T,  carpenter 
Timms  A,  flouring  mill       ,  ,> 
Tree  J,  boots  and  shoes 


MARION  F.  WALDRON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  dealer  in         ' 

General  Merchandise 

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MINERS'  OUTFITS, 

CENTERVILLE.  IDAHO. 


Central  Ferry, 

ONEIDA  COUNTY, 

Is  located  one  mile  from  Blackfoot  on 
theU.  and  N.  R.  R.,  and  on  the  regular 
U.  S.  mail  route  to  the  celebrated  Salmon 
River  mines,  which  intersects  the  old 
Emigrant  road  to  Oregon  and  Washing- 
ton Territory,  via  Soda  Springs,  Fo."t 
Hall  and  Boise  City. 


Centreville, 

BOISE  COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  stages  from  Winnemucca, 
on  the  C.  P.  R.  R.,  distant  30S  miles.  It 
is  9  miles  from  Idaho  City  and  44  miles 
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Baird  J,  bCuiksmith 
Broisou  Jos,  shoemaker 
Capoaer  Vf,  «fwpeinter    ' 
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Bailey  — ,  livery  stable, 

Barston  St  Brines,  blacksmith* 

Bumes  S,  hotel 

Clasby  &  Hogle,  liquors 

Deardon  St  Raiuey,  iiquot* 

Fisher  S  G,  livery  st^b^^  , 

Hinstetter  C,  bootmaker 

John  W  H,  lawyer 

Johnson  St  Onderdonk,  lawyers 

McNab  &  Co,  livery  stable    ' 

Murphy  Mrs  J  R,  hotel 

Orcott  W,  liquorh  ' 

Park  St  Vader,  hotel 

Robinson  T,  lawyer 

Sharp  Geo  L  &  Co,  gen  md^li  .^ 

Shilling  &  Sipple,  batcfa«« 

Starrs  P,  gen  mdse 

Tchirtchirki  &  Scott,  liquors 

Tulles  B,  gen  mdse 

Van  Camp  J  H,  notary  and  juatdat 

Watkina  &  Co,  gen  mdse  i   i:;i!i 

Wood  J  D,  gen  mdse  and  postouMitor  i,! 


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Cherry  Creek, 

ONEIDA  COUNTY. 

DUDLEY  JOS  W,  postmaster 
Jardine  Jas,  weaver 
Jones  John  D,  musician 
Tovey  Daniel,  stone  mason 


Clearwater, 

NEZ  PERCES  COUNTY. 
Clendenning  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Clifton, 


ONEIDA    COUNTY, 

Is  six  miles  from  Battle  Creek  station  on 
U.  and  N.  R.  E.,  and  depends  on  agricul- 
tural interests  for  its  support.  Has  a 
population  of  200. 


DIXON   HAI,VEY,  gen  mdse  and 

postmaster 
Howell  H  N,  county  sup't  schools 
Marter  Wm,  butcher 
Vanluvan  R,  shoemaker 


Co'eur  D'Alene, 

KOOTENAI  COUNTY. 
(A  Military  Post.) 
Kober  Geo  M,  physician 
Wheaton  Gen  Frank,  commander  post 
Yeaton  0  M,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


DwiCity. 

Cox  &  Carter,  gen  mdse 
Kellogg  J  E,  liquors 
Kennedy  W,  liquors 
I  afeu  C,  gen  mdse 
La  Pier  Frank,  butcher 
Morris  &  Jackson,  liquors 
Oliver  Wm,  postmaster 
Webster  &  Chadwick,  gen  mdse 

Eagle  Rock, 

ONEIDA   'BOUNTY. 

Anderson  Jno  C    gen  mdse  and  notary 

pub'ic 
Bud'  Orville,  stock  raiser 
Chamberlain  D  F,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Ponaldson  I  R,  express  agent 
flash  A  J,  blacksmith 
HEALD  ISRAEL,  postmaster 
Heath  Geo  F,  stock  raiser 
Higham  Chas,  stock  raiser 
Idaho  Snake  River  Gold  Mining  Co         | 


Kelley  Peter,  market  gardener 

Martin  C  G,  stock  raiser 

Oneida  Salt  Works  depot,  J  C  Anderson 

agent 
Ostram  I  P,  miner 
Pace  Jas  S,  hotel 

Saveer  Caspar,  stock  raiser  and  dairy 
Snake  River  Water  Co,  J  C  Anderson 

agent 
Taylor  Sam  F,  stock  raiser 
Wright  Thos  W,  stock  raiser 


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NEZ  PERCES  COUNTY. 

Giles  M,  hotel 

Grosteiu  &  Binuanl,  gen  mdse 
Lowenberg  &  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Wolf  Harry,  saloon 


Falk's  Store, 


ADA   COUNTY. 

Butler  J  W,  blacksmith 
Falk  D  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Goodrich  David,  hotel 
G  rover  W'.n,  shoemaker 
LENTITfiE  C  H,  postmaster 


Fish  Haven, 

BEAR   LAKE   COUNTY. 

Gardner  Geo,  cabinetmaker 
Pope  Robert,  gen  mdse 
Shirley  Thos  C,  blacksmith 
Shirley  Wm  H,  painter 
STOCK   JOHN,    gen    mdse  and  post- 
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Florence, 

IDAHO    COUNTY. 

Carey  John,  hotel 
Chamberlain  J  B,  meat  market 
Clark  Thomas,  liquors 
Rhoads  T  J,  geu  mdse 


Fort  Lemhi, 

LEMHI    COUNTY. 
Hackinsmith  J  H,  hotel  and  blacksmith 


Franklin, 


ONEIDA  COUNTY, 

Is  distinguished  by  its  being  the  first 
town  located  in  the  Territorj',  and  has  a 
population  of  600.  It  is  on  the  line  of 
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is  in  a  healthy  location  and  has  a  pros- 
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Franklin  Co-operative  Store,  dry  goods, 

etc 
Hadlock  0,  blacksmith 
Mecham  L  C,  justice  of  the  peace 
Nash  Isaac  B,  blacksmith 
STALKER  A  B,  postmaster  and  dry 

goods,  etc 
Sumbury  C  J,  blacksmith 
Webster  W  L,  dry  goods,  etc- 
Mathison  N,  saloon 
McKay  Jas,  liquors 
Mitchell  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Myer  &  Smith,  drugs  and  assayers 
O'Donell  &  Wagner,  meat  market 
b'lcUy  &  Blackman,  livery 
Sti  ekle  Mrs  D  C,  hotel 
Vigier  Isidor,  sploon 


Genesee  City, 

NEZ  PERCE8  COUNTY. 

Ashworth  Geo,  saloon  and  hotel 
Grostein  R,  gen  mdse 
Jameson  Geo,  blacksmith 
Levy  A,  postmaster 
Wells  W  J,  blacksmith 


this  place,  which  is  16  miles  from  Idaho 
City. 

Danskin  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  miners 


Horseshoe  Bend, 


Clark  H  H,  postmaster 


Gentile  Valley, 

ONEIDA   COUNTY. 
GULLEN  P.  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 


Gibbonsville, 

i  ^.MHI    COUNTY. 

Barf  'i.»i  J,  notary  public 

D  '        .:•■.",  tiw  mill 
Fahey  J,  o'af.lT.  gen  mdse 
Fancy  &  *.<',  ;   a  mdsp 
Piersou  D  J,  saloon 

?CANLIN  JNO,  postmaster 
ingley  &  Co,  quartz  mill 

Goose  Creek, 

OWYHEE     COUNTY. 
Wilson  &  Cleveland,  gen  mdse 


Idaho  City, 

BOISE  COUNTY, 

Was  incoi-porated  in  1864;  is  the 
county  seat,  and  distant  from  Boise  City, 
the  Territorial  capital,  36  miles  in  a 
northeasteily  direction.  There  are 
daily  stages  connecting  it  with  Winno- 
mucca,  on  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad, 
and  Umatilla,  Oregon,  on  the  Columbia 
River,  passing  through  Boise  City.  Tt 
is  the  second  city  in  size  as  well  as  in 
commercial  importance  of  the  Territory, 
and  its  location  is  decidedly  superior, 
having  gold  and  silver  bearing  lodes,  be- 
sides an  extensive  agricultural  and  graz- 
ing district  to  maintain  its  supremacy. 
There  are  several  warm  springs  in  the 
vicinity  of  the  place  and  are  the  source 
of  much  pleasure  and  health  to  the  resi- 
dents who  bathe  in  and  drink  of  their 
waters. 

It  is  a  prosperous  and  thriving  place, 
having  a  population  of  1,000  or  more. 
It  has  one  newspaper,  several  churches 
and  a  good  school. 


Granite  Creek, 

BOISE  COUNTY. 
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Barry  E  W  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Brown  J  W,  notary  and  atty 

Butler  Gilbert,  surveyor  and  mining  en- 
gineer 

Cave  J,  blacksmith 

Coffin  &  Kennaly,  hardware 

Cowen  J,  blacksmith 

Danskin  J  M,  sherifi' 

Emery  J  B,  dry  goods 

Ensign  F  E,  atty  at  law 

Friedinger  H,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Fulmer  Ed,  gexi  mdse 

Harley  John,  blacksmith 

Hart  T  S,  probate  judge 

Hang  N,  liquors 

Hawley  J  H,  atty 

Houston  &  Gray,  attys  at  law 

"IDAHO  World,"  (Heman  & 
Jones,  pubs) 

Johnson  Oscar,  barber 

Kingsley  C  S,  atty  at  law 

Kroeber  F  W,  agt  Boise  county  bank 

Luney  M  G,  hotel 

Lyons  Thos,  county  coroner 

Mautz  C,  boots  and  shoes 


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ALPHABITICALLT. 


Meyer  &  Smith,  drugs  and  varieties 

McClintock  D,  livery 

Mentz  Wm,  shoemaker 

Miller  P  &  Co,  liquors 

Orchard  A,  assessor  and  tax  collector 

Phillips  J,  hamessmaker 

Sichards  G  W,  county  clerk,  recorder, 

auditor  and  supt  of  schools 
Sothwell  Wm  J,   physician  and  surgeon 
Ruhle  H,  gen  mdse 
SILSBT  S  C>  postmaster,   books  and 

stationery 
Smith  I,  county  treasurer  and  druggist 
Tincher  &  Holland,  liquors 
Zipf  H,  physician 


Indian  Valle 


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WASHINGTON   COUNTTf. 

Denny  Sam'l  R,  county  assessor  ant 
lector 

Gray  Jas  P,  sheriff 

Hart  Iredell  M,   county  auditor,  recor- 
der and  clerk 

Jeffreys  Thos  M,  county  treasurer 

Underwood  Thos  C,  probate  judge 

Wilkerson  J  V,  postmaster 


Portland  It  is  connected  vrith  points 
on  the  Columbia  River  and  the  C.  P. 
Railroad  by  a  line  of  stages,  which  run 
regularly  and  carry  the  U.  S.  mails  and 
Wells,  Pargo  &  Co.  's  express.  The  coun- 
try surrounding  it  is  beautifully  located, 
and  rich  agriculturally,  and  will  at  some 
period,  not  very  remote,  be  a  source  of 
great  revenue  and  give  employment  to  a 
large  population.  The  town  contains 
about  700  inhabitants,  and  as  soon  as 
the  Indian  question  concerning  the  right 
to  certain  franchises  under  treaty  of  the 
government  are  settled,  it  will  no  doubt 
become  a  city  of  great  importance. 


John  Day's  Creek, 

IDAHO    COUNTY. 
Clary  Philip,  gen  mdse 


Junction, 

LEMHI    COUNTY. 

Bush  John,  sawmill 

STEPHENSON  A  M,  postmaster  and 
hotel 


Lapwai, 

NBZ  PERCE8  COUNTY. 

Ashford  — ,  physician 

Loewenberg  B,  postmaster,  gen  mdse 

Warner  C  D,  Indian  agent 


Leesburgf, 


Wood  J  D,  grocer  and  postmaster 


Lewiston, 


NEZ    PERCES  COUNTY, 

Is  a  county  seat  lying  at  the  head  of 
navigation  on  the  Snake  River,  90  miles 
northwest  of  Walla  Walla,  Washington 
Territory,   and  about  400  miles  above 


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Adams  H  O,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

Alexander  J 

Baird  Ezra,  sheriff 

Baldwin  J  C,  gen  mdse 

Billings  T  S,  harness  maker 

Binnard  A,  county  treasurer 

Bittner  August,  hotel 

Bonner  Joseph  J,  paints,  oils,  etc 

Brearly  John,  assayer  and  banker 

Bunker  &  Squires,  liquors 

Bunnell  C  C,  hardware,  stoves  and 

ware 
Clark  John,   dist  judge  first  judicial  dist 
Coburn  &  Co,  butchers 
Damas  A,  gen  mdse 
Denny  J  W,  liquors 
Gage  J  ames,  gen  mdse 
GaFe  H  J,  liquors  , 

Gilman  A  A,  liquors  i  > 

Glass  Geo,  bo  ^tmaker 
Grostein  &  Binnard,  gen  mdse 
Holbrook  N  B,  livery  stable 
Howe  J  M,  reg  U  S  land  oflSce  and  atty  at 

law 
Hudson  Thos,  county  auditor,  recorder 

and  supt  of  schools 
Leland  A,  atty  at  law 
Leland  &  Son,  pubs  "The  Teller" 
Loewenberg  Bros,  gen  mdse 
McGrane  Jas,  bakery  and  restaurant 
McGregor  A,  druggist  and  postmaster 
Menomy  J  B,  carpenter 
Monroe  Richard  J,  receiver  U  S  land 

office 
Moxley  J  Q,  drugs 
Noland  &  Caldwell,  livery 
Northnip  J  W,  county  assessor 
Poe  J  W,  dist  atty 
Rand  Jasper,  atty  at  law 
Rue  Andrew,  hairdresser 
Saux  Raymond,  hotel 
Silcott  J  M,  Clearwater  a,nd  Snake  river 

ferries. 
Spalding  E  E,  jeweler  •  ' 

Stainton  H  W,  physician  . :  ' 

Stevens  J  P,  restaurant  j 

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ALFHABanOALLT. 


Vincent  Joseph  K,  auctioneer  and  city 

marshal 
Volbner  J  P  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  bankers 
Warner  D  J,  probate  judge 
Weis^rber  Bros,  brewery 
Wiggins  L,  wagon  maker  i;','  ,,  ^'  '^    . 
Williams  M  M,  ni.iwrighc  iuid  f<im: 

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Wintsch  Conrad,  groceries 
Yane  Joe  R,  blacksmith 


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LidyviUe, 

NBZ    PEROES   COUNTT 

Overacken  Wm,  postmaster 
Wells  J,  blacksmith 


Malad  City, 

ONEIDA   COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat,  has  daily  mails  via 
Utah  Northern  Railroad  and  stage  line, 
is  distant  from  Ogdeu  161  miles,  35  of 
which  is  staging. 


Crawford  W,  dist  atty 

Davis  E  J  &  Co,  lumber 

Forrest  Thos,  county  coroner 

Evans  H  R,  county  surveyor 

Howell  H  N,  supt  of  schools 

Jones  C  P,  boots  and  shoes 

Jones  L  L,  tailor 

Jones  W  H,  county  treasurer 

Lewis  Jno,  county  commissioner 

McTucker  James,  cOunty  assessor 

Mendleaohn  D,  gen  mdse 

Morgan  J  W,  gen  mdse  and  probate 
judge  ; 

Oley  G,  blacksmith 

Thews  W  B,  county  clerk 

Vanderwood  A  W,  gen  mdse 

Waddell  Jones  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Watson  Jno  S,  sheriff 

White  B  E,  salt  manuf  and  county  re- 
corder 

Williams  J,  blacksmith 

Z  C  M  I,  flouring  mills 


Marsh  Basin, 

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Bascom  k  Robbison,  gen  mdse  ; 

Burstrom  A,  miller  I 

COBB  GHAS,'  atty  at  law  an^  pogtpfi»(i-j 

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Goodrich  Jairies,  millbir  •  , ,' ''^¥-  ^,"  ' 
Gray  Tl^:  physician  ^  ":r'^r'"'Tw;  i 
Parker  Chas,  sohobl  te^cheir 


Middleton, 

ADA  OOUNTT. 

Cumick  S,  carpenter 
Lee  Chas  E,  physician  .    ; 

Leggett  Geo,  hotel 
Lucht  £  E,  liquors 

Martmen  D,  blacksmith  , 

Packard  &  Foote,  flouring  mil!'> 
Shamnald  Edward,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 


Montpelier, 

BEAR  LAKE  COUNTY. 

Bowen  Wm,  browery 

Jones  J,  blacksmith 

Montpelicr  Co-operative  Store,  general 

merchandise 
OSBOBN  B»  postmaster,  hotel,  livery 

stable 


Moscow, 

NEZ  PERCES  COUNTY; 

Blake  H  B,  physician 
Craig  T  J,  druggist 
Frye  A  J,  postmaster 
Lienallen  A  A,  gen  mdse 
McConell  W  J,  gen  mdse- 
Reeder  J  W,  physician 


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ALTURAS    COUNTY. 

Campbell  D  J,  asst  postmaster 
Clyde  F  J,  postmaster 


Mount  Idaho, 

IDAHO    COUNTY. 
Allen  &;  McKibbin,  blacksmith  i  :>,  >r>; 
Auchinvole  J  N,  saloon  i'.iiuB' 

Brown  H  C,  gen  mdse        ,     '•   i^;;!i  roil 
Brown  L  P,  hotel  ,.'!  ,( ^+fi!i>1 

Buchanan  James,  boots  and  shoes         < 
Denny  J,  varieties  ' 

Grostein  &  Binnard,  gen  m48e 
Hearthing  J  &  A,  painters 
Morris  J  B,  drugs 
Oliver  F,  blacksmith 
Volmer  J  P  &  Co,  gen  mdse  .M 


Oneida, 


ONEIDA   COUNTT. 

Cohn  Bros,  cattle  dealer*  '  J'-  '"^  iJ>'«tt 
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Idaho — Oxford-Rock  Creek. 


ALI'HABETIOALLT. 


Fancher  W  M,  restaurant 

Gruwell  M  L,  stock  raiser 

Harkness  H  0,  stock  raiser 

HOBSON  A  IT,  gen  mdsc,  produce  and 

postmaster 
Jenkins  Thos,  hotel 
Stringer  J  H,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
Watson  J  S,  sheriff 
West  P  C,  agt  U  &  N  R  R  and  assayer 


Oxford, 


ONEIDA  COUNTY, 
Is  an  agricultural  town,  containing  a 
population  of  500  soula;  is  situated  4 
miles  from  Swan  Lake,  a  station  on  the 
Utah  and  Northern  Railway,  where  the 
United  States  Land  and  Government 
Printing  Offices  are  located. 


Bennett  H  M,  atty  at  law 
Crawford  &  Fisher,  atty  at  law 
Drake  Isaac,  physician  and  surgeon 
Finney  W  A,  hotel 
Fisher  W  F,  gen  mdse 
Harkness  &  Phelan,  gen  mdse 
Harris  John  F,  blacksmith 

IDAHO  ENTERPRISE,  J  A  Straight 

propr 
Kohen  &  Hurst,  liquors 
PHELAN  T  W,  postmaster     • 
Richardson  S,  constable 
Rowell  Wm,  furniture 
STRAIOHT  J  A.  propr   "Idaho  En 

terprise  " 
Timoney  E  McB,  atty  at  law 
Wyman  Wm,  boot  and  shoemaker 


Paris, 

BEAR    LAKE    COUNTY. 

Austin  E  N,  county  surveyor 

Co-operative  Institution,  gen  mdse,  tan- 
nery, and  manufrs  boots  and  shoes, 
and  lumber 

Floyd  L,  county  coroner 

HOOE  W>  postmaster  and  lumber 

Horsley  T  W,  gen  mdse 

Hunt  L  B,  assessor 

Osmond  Geo,  probate  judge 

RICH  J  C,  county  recorder  and  auditor 

Stucki  J  U,  county  treasurer 

Union  Dairy  Co.manufrs  cheese  &  butter 

Wallantine  Christian,  sheriflf 

Williams  E  A,  blacksmith 

Wooley  Bros,  furniture  and  wagons 


Fayette  Store. 

ADA    COUNTY. 
Baker  E  M,  hotel 
Oroves  Wm,  shoemaker 


Jennings  P,  blacksmith 
McFarliiiid  A  J,  gen  mdse 
Wilson  A,  hotel 
Gindroff  Frank,  hardware 
Hepburn  Jno,  liquors 
Kinney  &  McCall,  saloon 
Levinson  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Millenovich  &  Bro,  saloon 
Patricks  (ireo  H,  blacksmith 
Pfeiffer  A  &  J,  gen  mdse 
Reese  David,  saloon 


Pierce  City, 

SHOSHONE   COUNTY. 

Frazier  D  M,  gen  mdse 
Lowenberg  Bros,  gen  mdso 
Swendson  C,  hotel 


Pioneer  City, 

BOISE     COUNTY. 

Madigan  &  Kennedy,  gen  mdse 
Wilson  Benj,  water,  mining  and  milling 
company 


Placerville, 

BOISE   COUNTY. 

Carvan  A  J,  barber 
Cathcart  M,  boots  and  shoes 
Davidson  J  W,  hotel 
Donovan  D,  liquors 
Fuld  L,  gen  mdse 
Kohny  Chas,  saloon 
Martin  C,  blacksmith 


Pleasant  Valley, 

ONEIDA   COUNTY. 
Harkness  L  A,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Quartzburgh, 

BOISE   COUNTY. 
Backle  Geo,  liquors  and  postmaster 


Rock  Creek, 

OWYHEE  COUNTY. 

Dill  Wm,  hotel 

STRICKER  HERMAN,  postmaster 
Strieker  Herman  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
AValgomott  C  S  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


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Hocky  Bar, 

ALTURAS   COUNTY, 

Is  a  place  of  500  inhabitants,  pleasantly 
situated  at  the  junction  of  Bear  and 
Steel  creeks,  and  is  100  miles  east  of 
Boise  City.  It  has  stage  connection 
with  Winneniucca,  on  the  C.  P.  K.  If, 
via  Boise  City. 

Anderson  Simm,  county  coroner 

Anderson  V  S,  lawyer 

Andrawatha  John,  justice  of  the  peace 

Callahan  W  P,  county  auditor  and  re- 
corder, and  gen  mdse 

Campbell  M,  sheriff 

Clark  Geo,  carpenter  ,-,',- 

Clyde  Jas,  county  assessor 

Dannels  Mrs  0,  hotel 

DILLEY  S  B>  probate  judge 

Dittoe  Louis  H,  county  assessor 

Hall  E  B,  gen  mdse 

Lockman  &  Van  Scort,  meat  market 

McCabe  Robt,  blacksmith 

Meyer  Mrs  A  L,  postmistress 

Mulalley  Wm,  liquors 

Newcomfer  S,  hotel  and  justice  peace 

Pfieffer  A  &  J,  gen  mdse 

Rollins  Frank  M,  mining  sup't 

Scribner  S,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Settle  Capt  F,  mine  and  mill  owner 

Sidebotham  K  A,  lawyer  and  territorial 
attorney 

Spencer  Wm,  blacksmith 

Swanholm  H,  gen  mdse 

Vincent  Frank,  cabinetmaker 

Winkleback  John,  liquors  and  county 
treasurer 


Ross  Fork, 

ONEIDA  COUNTY. 
Shilling  W  H,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


St.  Charles, 

BEAR   LAKE   COUNTY. 

Feaster  F,  turner  and  cabinetmaker 
Hutchensen  D  L,  contractor  and  builder 
St  Charles  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
St  Charles  Lumber  Co 


Salmon  City, 

LEMHI   COUNTY, 

Is  200  miles  northeast  of  Boise  City 
and  is  reached  via  Utah  Northern  Rail 
road  and  connecting  stage  lines. 

Amonson  k  McFherson,  bootmakers 
Andrews  NJI,  gen  mdse 


Bcatty  E  T,  att'y  at  law 

Birch  &  Lavis,  sawmill 

Casey  James,  livery  stable 

Criderman  E  W,  painter 

Crydermun  &  Co,  sawmill 

Duulap  R,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

E<iwar(ls  E  S,  hotel 

Hogan  John,  county  auditor,  recorder, 
ck'.rk  and  sup't  of  schools 

Jeanjaquet  &  Stevens,  blacksmiths 

Manasco  C  W,  county  assessor  and  col- 
lector 

McPlierson  M  M,  county  treasurer 

Martinalley  James,  liquors  and  cigars 

Minert  Eli,  tinware 

Pope  Thos,  liquors 

Shoup  Geo  L  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Spahn  M  O,  brewery 

Heel  John,  meat  market 

Wentz  &  Finster,  livery  stable 

Willis  &  Wheeler,  liquors  and  cigars 

Wood  Chas  A,  att'y  at  law 


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OWYHEE   COUNTY. 

Donovan  Jno,  saloon  ^ 

Mellon  L  G,  drugs 
O'Conner  M,  gen  mdse 
Webster  A  V,  hotel 


Silver  City, 

OWYHEE   COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  and  quite  a  thriving 
though  scattered  place,  situated  on  a 
branch  of  Jordan  Creek,  in  one  of  the 
richest  mining  districts  in  the  territory. 
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give  employment  to  quite  a  number  of 
men.  It  is  reached  by  stages  connect- 
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R.,  208  miles  away.  One  paper,  the 
"Avalanche,"  a  weekly,  is  published 
here. 


Anderson  S  T,  hotel 
"AVALANCHE,"  J  S  Hay  propr 
Belknap  D  B,  physician  and  county  cor- 
oner 
Bigelow  W  D,  gen  mdse 
Brooks  Anthony,  gen  mdse 
Brown  J  H,  grocers 
Bumzell  Fred,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 
Davis  B  M,  blacksmith 
Denning  M,  butcher 
Dewey  W  H,  liquors 
French  Q  A,  liquors 
Graham  E,  gen  mdse 
Grete  John,  liquors  and  hotel 
Hallenbeck  John,  grain  merchant 
Hardiman  Wm,  gen  mdse 


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Harley  W  S,  county  assessor  and  tax 
collector 

HAY  J  S,  propr  "Avalanche" 

Hayes  Upham  &  Co,  mining  mill 

Huidelberger  S,  papers  and  stationery 

Hess  H,  restaurant 

Hunt  F  M,  liquors 

Johnson  J  C,  ooots  and  shoes 

Johnson  R  Z,  attorney  at  law 

Jones  &  Adams,  carpenters  and  fumi 
ture 

Joues  Thos,  sheriff 

Lee  Song,  druggist 

Lend  H,  tailor 

Leonard  S  T,  mining  mill 

Leslie  H  E,  photographer 

Lessman  Frank,  boots  and  shoes 

Lynam  Jas,  county  clerk,  recorder,  au- 
ditor, and  sup't  schools 

Martia  Henry,  attorney  at  law 

McGregor  &  St  Clair,  foundry 

Miller  &  Hoffer,  butchers 

Miller  Mrs  L,  restaurant 

Moody  W,  agent  W  F  &  Co  Express 

MOOaE  E  H>  stationery  and  variety 
store,  postmaster 

Newsom  G  W,  dentist 

Nugent  E,  attorney  at  law 

Oberdorfer  Morris,  gen  mdse 

Orr  &  McDonald,  livery 

Peters  A  W,  physician 

Pinkham  &  Shea,  livery 

Kanseller  B,  boots  and  shoes 

Regan  Bros,  hotel 

Rupert  J  A,  druggist  and  assayer 

Scales  &  Wagner,  mill  men 

Seals  W  A  J,  tailor 

Simondi  A  L,  banker  and  assayer 

Smith  S  T  N,  druggist  and  jeweler 

Stucker  Allen,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maimer 

Sumnifcrcamp  W  F,  liquors  and  brewery 

Trask  J  N,  assayer 

Tutt  P  A,  county  treasurer 

Upham  John,  carpenter 

Wickersham  J  H,  probate  judge 

Weeks  R  H,  stoves  and  tinware 

Williams  W  V,  liquors 


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ONEIDA  COUNTY. 

Anderson  Niels,  blacksmith 
Bowman  James,  painter, 
Horsley  H,  hotel 
LAW  DANIEL)  postmaster 
Raymond  C  6,  sawmill 
r  >se  C  G,  gen  mdse 
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Williams  E  T,  hotel 

Winschell  W,  brewery 

Zion  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 


Thurman's  Mills, 

ADA  COUNTY. 

Davis  John,  saloon 
Jeffreys  T  M,  deputy  postmaster 
Jeffreys  J  &,  Co,  gen  mdse 
Morehead  &  Cleaver,  flour  mill 
Smith  John,  hotel 

propr  Standard  Mill 
TKD&MAN  W  L,  postmaster,   flour 

mill,  tannery,  grain  dealer,   dry  goods 

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IDAHO   COUNTY. 

In  a  rich  mineral  district,  473  miles  from 
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Church  G,  hotel 

Clark  Thos,  liquors 

Croasdale  &  Williams,  meat  market 

Freedenrich  A,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 

Grostein  &  Binnard,  gen  mdse 

Kelly  &  Dyer,  blacksmiths 

Sanderson  A  H,  justice  of  peace 

Storens  M,  gen  mdse 

Willey  N  B,  attorney  at  law 


Weiser, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 
Urddle  Wm,  blacksmith 


Weiser  Bridge, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 

Cady  Jno,  saw  and  grist  mill 
Cleaver  &  Morehead,  grist  mill 
JEFFREYS  S  M,  postmaster 


Weston, 

ON£IDA  COUNTY. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Gill  W;  machinist 

Hoopes  &  Warner,  boots  and  shoea 

Jesperson ,  flour  mill 

McCullough  H,  mason,  limekilnt  iuiuj^. 
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Wooley  Bros  &  Rich, 


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Wilson  J  M, 
West  P  C, 
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Trask  J  N, 


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Johnson  R  Z, 
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Brown  Jonas  W, 
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Houston  &  Gray, 
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Adanis  HO, 
Howe  J  M, 
Lcland  A, 
Poe  James  W, 
Rand  Jasper, 
Cobb  Chaa, 
Bennett  H  M, 
Crawford  &  Fisher 
Timoney  B  McE, 
Anderson  V  S, 
Sidebotham  R  A, 
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Vincent  Joseph  K,  Lewiston 

BAKERIES. 

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Davis  Levy, 
Hart  J  H, 
McGrane  Jas, 


BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

First  National  Bank  of  Idaho,    (J  H  Mo 

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Boise  County  Bank,  (F  W  Kroeber  agt), 


Brearley  John, 
VoUmer  John  P  &Co, 
Simondi  A  L, 


Idalio  City 
Lewiston 


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BARBERS. 

(See  Hairdressers.) 

BATHS. 

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BLACKSMITHS. 

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Hackinsmith  J  H, 

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McCabe  Robt, 
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Herrington  &  Stahl, 
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Davis  B  M, 
Stucker  Allen, 
Anderson  Niels, 

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Marston  A  J,  Boise  City 

BOOKS   AND   STATIONERY. 


Pinney  Jas  A  &  Co, 
Silsby  S  C , 
Moore  E  H, 


Boise  City 
Idaho  City 
Silver  City 


BOOT  MAKERS. 

(See  also  Boots  and  Shoes.) 

Spath  L,  Atlanta 

Steidel  A,  Boise  City 

Brossou  Jos,  Contreville 

Hinstetter  C,  Challis 

Vanluvan  R,  Clifton 

Grover  Wm,  Falk's  Store 

Mentz  Wm,  Idaho  City 

Wyman  Wm,  Oxford 

Groves  Wm,  Payette  Store 

Amonaon  &,  McPherson,  Salmon  City 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(See  also  Bootmakers;  also  General  Mer- 
chandise.) 

Neilley  Wm,  Boise  City 
Pollard  Jno, 

Tree  J,  Centreville 

Mantz  C,  Idaho  City 

Jones  0  P,  Malad  City 

Buchanan  Jas,  Mount  Idaho 

Co-operative  Store,  (manufrs),  Paris 

Cathoart  M,  Placerville 


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Lessman  Frank, 
Ranscller  B, 
Hoopes  &  Warner, 


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Kitts  &,  Davis, 
Harby  Jas, 
Kemp  John, 
Weisgerber  Bros, 
Bowen  Wm, 
Spahn  M  0, 
Fullhart  Lewis, 
Summercamp  — , 
Wiuschell  W, 


Atlanta 

Bannack  City 

Boise  City 

Lewiston 

Montpelier 

Salmon  City 

Silver  Star 

Silver  City 

Soda  Springs 


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Harris  J, 
Gardner  Geo, 
Vincent  Frank, 
Feaster  F,  (turner), 


Centreville 

Fish  Haven 

Rocky  Bar 

fit  Charles 


CITY  OFFICERS. 

Chan  E  S,  city  marshal,  Boise  City 

Chase  E  S,  city  marshal,  " 

Vincent  Jos  K,  city  marshal,     Lewiston 

CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 

Freidinger  H,  Idaho  City 


CLOTHING. 

McDowell  R  M, 


Banner 


CONFECTIONERY. 

Kinsey  H  H,  Boise  City 

CONSTABLES. 

Richardson  S,  Oxford 

CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD- 
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Capener  W, 
Duncan  C,  imason), 
Horsely  D,  (mason), 
Jones  Richard, 
Whittaker  T, 
Cox  &  Carter, 
Menomy  J  B, 
Clark  Geo, 
Hutchensen  D  L, 
Jones  &  Adams, 
Upham  Jno, 
Suhrke  L, 
McCullough  H,  (mason), 


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ADA  COUNTT. 

Clark  John,  judge  1st  dist,    Boise  City 
Curtis  T  J,  probate  judge,  " 

Oldham  J  B,  sheriff,  " 

Hawthorne  N  M,  county  clerk,  re- 
corder and  sup't  schools, 
Burdge  W  H,  county  treasurer, 

ALTURAS  COTJNTT. 

BILLEY  SB,  probate  judge,  Rocky  Bar 

Campbell  Mel,  sheriff, 

Wiukelbach  John,  county  treasurer, 

Callahan  W  P,  auditor  and  recorder. 

Dittoe  Louis  H,  assessor, 

Anderson  Sim,  coroner, 

BEAR  LAKE  C0T7NTT. 

Osmond  Geo,  probate  jud^e,  Paris 
Wallantine  Christian,  sheriff,  *' 

iStucki  J  U,  county  treasurer,  •' 

RICH  J.  C,  county  recorder  and  au- 
ditor, " 
Hunt  L  B,  assessor,                              " 
Austin  E  N,  surveyor,                          " 
Floyd  L,  coroner,  " 

BOISE  COTJNTT. 

Hart  T  S,  probate  judge,  Idaho  City 

Danskin  J  W  C,  sheriff, 

Smith  J,  county  treasurer, 

Richards  G  W,  county  clerk,   recorder, 

auditor  and  sup't  schools, 
Orchard  A,  assessor  and  collector, 
Hawley  J  H,  attorney  2d  dist, 
Lyons  Thos,  coroner, 

CASSIA  COTJNTT. 

Harrington  J  E,  sheriff, 
Robison  M  G,  county  treasurer, 
Gray  T  M,  county  assessor, 
Riblett  F,  county  surveyor, 

LEMHI  COTJNTT. 

Wood  Chaa  A,  probate  judge^ 

Salmon  City 
Young  Samuel,  sheriff,  " 

Hogan  Jno,    county     auditor,    re- 
corder, clerk  and  supt  schools,         " 
McPherson  M  M,  county  treasurer,    " 
Manasco  C  W,  county  assessor  and 
collector,  " 

NEZ  FERCES  COTJNTT. 

Clark  John,  dist  judge,  Lewiston 

Warner  D  J,  probate  judge^ 
Baird  Ezra,  sheriff, 
Hudson  Thos,  county   auditor,  re- 
corder and  sup't  schools, 
Poe  J  W,  district  attorney, 
Bbnard  A,  county  treasurer, 
Morthap  J  W,  county  auessor. 


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Morgan  J  W,  probate  judge,  Malad  Oity 
Watson  John  S,  county  sheriff, 
White  B  F,  county  recorder. 
Thews  W  B,  county  clerk, 
Crawford  W,  district  attorney, 
Jones  W  H,  county  treasurer, 
McTucker  Jas,   county  a&sessor,        " 
Howell  H  N,  sup't  schools,  Clifton 

Evans  H  R,  county  surveyor,  Malad  City 
Forrest  Thos,  county  coroner,  " 

OWTHEE  COTJNTT. 

Wickersham  J  H,  probate  judge. 

Silver  City 
Jones  Thos,  sheriff,  " 

Lynam  Jas,  county  clerk,  recorder, 

auditor  and  sup't  schools,  " 

Tutt  P  A,  county  treasurer,  " 

Harley  WS,  county  assessor  and  col- 
lector, 
Belknap  D  H,  coroner, 

WASHINQTON  COTJNTT. 

Underwood  Thos  C,  probate  judge, 

Indian  Valley 
Gray  James  P,  sheriff,  ■ " 

Hart    Iredell  M,   auditor,   recorder 

and  clerk,  " 

Jeffreys  Thos  M,  treasurer,  " 

Denney  Saml  R,  assessor  and  tax  col- 
lector, " 

DENTISTS. 

Arnold  Dr,  Boise  City 

Newsom  G  W,  Silver  City 

DISTRICT  OFFICERS. 

(See    County  Officers;    also  Territorial 
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Wright  J  B, 
Meyer  &  Smith, 
Smith  J, 
McGregor  A, 
Moxley  J  Q, 
Craig  T  J, 
Morris  J  B, 
Myer  &  Smith, 
Mellon  L  G, 
Lee  Song, 
Rupert  J  A, 
Smith  S  T  N, 


Boise  City 
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Lewiston 
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Placerville 
Salmon  Falls 

Silver  City 


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Webster  &  Chadwick, 
Webster  W  L, 
Emery  J  B, 


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Butler  Gilbert,  (mining)         Idaho  City 

EXPRESS  COMPANIES. 

WALDBON  MARION  P,  (««ent 

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Moody  W,  (agent  W  F  4  Co  express,) 

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HavirdCC&Co, 


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Ridenbaugh  Wm  H, 

Timms  A, 

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Malad  City 

Marsh  Basin 

Middleton 

Paris 

Thurman's  Mills 

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Weiser  Bridge 


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Silver  City 


FURNITURE. 


Hatch  J  S, 
Williams  M  U, 
Rowell  Wm, 
Wooley  Bros  &  Rich, 
Jon^  &  Adams, 


Boise  City 

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Oxford 

Paris 

Silyer  City 


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Bixby  J  L, 
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Swanholm  — , 
Robertson  D, 
Danilsoh  A  T, 
DJHiilsonTT, 
Falke  D  &,  Bro, 
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Starrs  P, 

Tulles  B, 

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Wood  J  D, 

Clendenning  J  ft  Co^ 

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Yeaton  C  M, 

Cox  ft  Carter, 

Lafen  C, 

Webster  ft  Chadwick, 

Anderson  Jno  C, 

Grostein  ft  Binnard, 

Lowenberg  ft  Bros, 

FalkDftBro, 

Pope  Robert, 

STOCK  JOHN, 

Rhoads  T  J, 

Franklin  Co-operative  Store, 


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McFarland  A  J, 
Frazier  D  M, 
Ijoweiiborg  Bros, 
NTadigtan  £  Kennedy, 
Kelly  J  n, 
Wilhehn  A  G, 
Field  L, 
Harkuess  L  A, 
Cnllfthan  W  P, 
Hall  E  B, 
VHeflFerA&J, 
Swanholm  H, 
Strieker  Herman  &  Co, 
VValgamott  C  S  &  Co, 
Shilling  W  H, 
St  Charles  Co-op'  Store, 
Andrews  N  I, 
Phillips  Fred, 
Shoup  George  L  &  Co, 
O'Connor  M, 
BigelowWD, 
Brooks  Anthony, 
(irrahnm  E, 
Hardiinan  Wm, 
Oberdorfer  Morris, 
Blackman  &  Bumby 
Delaney  &  Anderson, 
Rose  C  (i, 

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Lafevre  Charles, 
Jeffreys  J  &  Co, 
Thui-man  W  L, 
Freedenrichs  A, 
Grostein  &  Binnard, 
Storens  M, 
Co-operative  Store, 


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Pierce  City 
II 

Pioneer  City 


Placer  vi  He 

Pleasant  Valley 

Rocky  Bur 
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II 

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II 

Ross  Fork 

St  Charles 

Salmon  City 


Salmon  Falls 
Silver  City 


Silver  Star 
II 

Soda  Springs 
II 

Terminus 

Thurman's  Mills 
ii 

Washington 


HARDWARE. 


Coffin  &  Co, 
Coffin  &  Konnaly, 
Pink  ham  &Perrault, 
Sonna  P, 
Gindroff  Frank, 
Coffin  &  Kennaly, 
Clough  &  Smith, 
Bunnell  C  C, 


Boise  City 


Bonanza 

Idaho  City 

Junction 

Lewistoii 


HARNESSMAKERS. 


Phillips  J, 
Billings  T  S, 
Anderson  &  Halsey, 


Idaho  City 
Lewiston 
Terminus 


HARNESS  AND  SADDLES. 

Pcrty  P  J, 
THOBMANWL, 


Boise  City 
Thurman's  Mills 


HAY,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 


GROCERS. 


McDowell  R  M, 
Davis  H, 
Davis  &  Himrod 
Davis  Levy, 
Offord  W  H, 
Wood  J  D, 
Wintsch  Conrad, 
Stringer  J  H, 
Kelly  M  W, 
Brown  J  H, 
Bunyell  Fred, 

THURHAN  W  L, 


Weston 


Banner 
Boise  City 


Centreville 

Lcesburg 

Lewistoii 

Oneida 

Pioneer  City 

Silver  City 
II 

Thurman's  Mills 


Cheeny  N, 
Halleiibeck  Jno, 

THUBMAN  WL, 


Centreville 

Silver  City 

Tlirman's  Mills 


GUNSMITHS. 

Leyerzapf  Charles,  Boise  City 


HAIRDRESSERS. 


Pefferle  M, 
Johnson  Oscar, 
Rue  Andrew, 
Carvan  A  J, 


Boise  City 

Idaho  City 

Lewiston 

Placerville 


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Myers  Mrs  W,  • 

(iriyit  Donald, 
Lewis  W  C,  » 

Lewis  WC, 
Bush  J  H, 
Eastman  H  B, 
Meffert  C  C, 
Burnea  J, 
Muri)hy  Mrs  J  R, 
Park  &  Vader, 
Pace  James  S, 
Giles  M, 
Goodrich  David, 
Carey  John, 
Hackiusmith  J  H, 
Ash  worth  GeorfT'; 
Luney  M  G, 

STEPHENSON  A  M, 

Bittner  August, 
Saux  Raymond, 
Lezgett  Georgft, 

OSBORN  D, 

Brown  L  P, 
Jenkins  Thomas, 
Finnoy  W  A, 
Baker  E  M, 
Wilson  A, 
Swendson  0, 
Davidson  J  W, 
Stickle  Mrs  D  C, 
Dill  Wm, 
Dannels  Mrs  O, 
Newcomer  S, 


Atlanta 

Banner 
II 

Black  foot 

Boise  City 
II 

Centreville 

Challis 
•     II 

II 

Eagle  Rock 

Elk  City 

Falk's  Store 

Florence 

Fort  Lsmhi 

Genesee  City 

Idaho  City 

Junction 

Lewiston 
II 

Middletown 

Montpelier 

Mount  Idaho 

Oneida 

Oxford 

Payette  Store 
ii 

Pierce  City 

Placerville 
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Rocky  Bar 


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Webafcer  A  V, 
Andeisoa  S  T, 
Crete  Jno, 
Bumzell  f'red, 
Regan  Bros, 
Horsley  H, 
Williams  E  T, 
Smith  Jno, 
Church  G, 


Salmon  City 

Salmon  Falls 
Silver  City 


Soda  Springs 

Thurman's  Mills 
Washington 


JUSTICES  OF  PEACE. 


Shoemaker  J, 
Van  Camp  J  H, 
Mecham  L  C, 
Finney  W  A. 
Andrawatha  Jno, 
Newcomer  S, 
Sanderson  A  H, 


LIVERY. 


Bailey  — , 
Fisher  S  G, 
McNab  &  Co, 
McCiiatock  D, 
Holbrook  N  B, 
Noland  &  Caldwell, 

OSBOBN  D, 

Shelly  &  Blackman 
Casey  Jas, 
Snook  Jno  W, 
Wentz  &  Fluster, 
Orr  &  McDonald, 
Pinkham  &  Shea, 


Blackfoot 

Challis 

Franklin 

Oxford 

Kocky  Bar 

Washington 


Challis 


Idaho  City 
Le^  idton 

Montpelier 

Placerville 

Salmon  City 


Silver  City 


LIQUORS. 


Davis  Nelson, 
Drake  I  N, 
Smith  &  Steadman. 
Tayler  S, 

Lawrence  &  Smith, 
Butters  &,  Tpylor, 
Clasby  &  H(<;{le, 
Hepburn  Jno, 
Kinney  &,  McCall,  • 
Millenvich  &  Bro, 
Reese  David, 
Watson  Enos, 
Meffert  C  C, 
OflFord  W  H, 
Clasby  &  Hogle, 
Deard.on  &  Raiuey, 
Orcott  W, 

Tchirtchirki  &  Scott, 
Kellogs  J  £, 
Kennedy  W, 
Morris  k  Jackson, 
Kuhn  &  Hawson, 
Chamberlain  D  F, 


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Boise  City 

Bonanza 


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Woolf  Harry, 
Clark  Thos, 
Ashwcrth  Geo, 
Pierson  D  J, 
Hang  N, 
Miller  F  a,  Co, 
Tincher  &  Holland, 
Bunker  &  Squires, 
Denny  J  W, 
Gale  H  J, 
Gilman  A  A, 
Lucht  E  E, 
Auchinvole  J  N, 
Kohen  &  Hurst, 
Donovan  D, 
Kohny  Chas, 
Matheson  J, 
McKay  Jas, 
Vigi3r  Isidor, 
Backle  Geo, 
Mulalley  Wm, 
WinklebackJmo, 
Martmalley  James  L^ 
Pope  Thos, 
Willis  C  C, 
Willis  &  Wheeler, 
Donovan  Jno, 
Dewey  W  H, 
French  Q  A, 
(ireteJno, 
Hunt  F  M, 
Summorcamp  W  F, 
Williams  W  V, 
Weaver  W, 
Davis  Jno, 
Clark  Thoa, 


Elk  City 

Florence 

Genesee  City 

Gibbonsvilfe 

Idaho  City 


LewistoD 


Middletown 

Mount  Idaho 

Oxford 

Placerville 


Quartzburg 

Rocky  Bar 
•  I 

Salmon  Ciby 


Silver  City 


Soda  Springs 

Thunuan's  Mills 

Washington 


LUMBER. 

Church  A  G  &  Bro,  Centreville 

Davis  E  J  &  Co,  Malad  City 

Co-ojwrative  Store,  Paris 

HOGE  W, 

St  Cliark's  Lumber  Co,  St  Charles 

Fisk  L  J,  Terminus 


MACHINIST. 


Williams  M  M, 
Gill  G  W, 


Lrfjwiston 
Weston 


MARBLE  WORKS. 

Roberts  A  B»  Boise  City 

MEAT  MARKETS. 


(iess  &  Co, 
Colvin  &  White, 
Murray  David, 
Shilling  &  Sipple, 
Marter  Wm, 
La  Pier  Frank, 


Boise  City 

Bonanza 

Centreville 

Challis 

Clifton 

Dwi  City 


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Davis  Wm  R, 
O'Donndl  &  Wacner, 
Lockman  &  Van  Scort, 
Ellis  &  Steele. 
Steel  John, 
Denning  M, 
Hofer  &  Miller, 
Croasdale  &  Williams, 


Florence 

Lewiston 

Oneidc. 

Placervilk 

Rocky  Bai 

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Washington 


MINING  MILLS,  ETC. 

Elmira  S  M  Co,  Banner 

Tjawrerije  &  Holmes,  Blackfoot 

Ward,  Pray  &  Co, 

Warran  J,  " 

Idaho  Snake  River  Gold  Mining  Co, 

Eagle  Rock 
Ostram  IP,  " 

Snake  River  Water  Co,  " 

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Rollins  BVank  M  (mining  si:p't), 

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Settle  Capt  F, 
Hayes,  Upham  &  Co, 
I^eonard  S  T, 
Scales  &  Wagner 


Silver  City 


MUSIC    AND    MUSICAL  IN 
STRUMENTS. 

Jones  John  D,  uiusician,      Cherry  Creek 
Horsley  T  W,  Pari. 

NEWSPAPERS. 

"THE    TELLER"  (Leland  &    Son 

£ub'8),  Lewiston 

[)AHO   ENTEBFBISE"  (J    A 

straight  propr),  Oxford 

"IDAiSO    WORLD"     (Heman    and 

Jones  pub's), 
"AVALANCHE  "  (J  S  Hay  propr), 

Silver  City 


NOTARIES. 


Danilson  T  T, 
Gray  J  S, 
Hasbrouck  S, 
Rinearson  A  L, 
Van  Camp  J  H, 
Barclay  Chas  J, 
Brown  J  W, 
Adams  H  O, 
Callahan  W  P, 
McCaleb  J, 


Blackfoot 
Boise  City 


Challis 

Ciibbonsville 

Idaho  City 

Lewiston 

Rocky  Bar 

Salmon  City 


Shirley  Wm  H, 
Hearthing  J  &  A« 
Criderman  E'U, 
Tatem  Allen, 
Bowman  James, 


Fish  Haven 
Mount  Idaho 
Salmon  City 
Soda  Spnngs 


PAINTS,  OILS,  ETC. 

Bonner  Jos  J,  Lewiston 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


Curry  I  B, 
Cunie  Thomas, 
Leslie  H  E, 


Boise  City , 
Centrevilh 
Silver  City 


PAINTERS. 


Cole  J, 
MilUS, 


Ceatreville 


PHYSICIANS. 


Gray  T  M, 
McKay  W  W, 
Smith  £, 
Stephens  J  L, 
Kober  Geo  M, 
Bjrger  L, 
Rothwell  Wm  J, 
Zipf  H, 
Aahford  — , 
Staintoa  H  W, 
Gray  T  M, 
Lee  Chas  E, 
Blake  HB, 
Reeder  J  W, 
Drake  Isaac, 
Balknap  D  H, 
Peters  A  W, 


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Boise  City 
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Co'enr  D'Alene 
Idaho  City 


Lapwai 

Lewiston 

Marsh  Basia 

Middlctowu 

Moscow 
<< 

Oxford 
Silver  City 


POSTMASTERS. 

COBB  CHARLES,  Albion 

Danilson  T  T,  Blackfoot 

POST  JOHN  A,  Boise  City 

WALDRON  MARION  F.  Ceutrevilfe 


Wood  J  D, 
DXTDLEY  JOS  W, 
DIXON  H. 

Yeatou  C  M, 
Oliver  Wm, 

HEALD  ISRAEL. 
LENTNER  C  H, 
STOCK  JOHN. 
STALKER  A  R. 

Levy  A, 

SCANLIN  JOHN. 
CULLENP, 

Clark  H  H, 
Silsby  S  C, 
Wilkerson  J  V, 
STEPHENSON  A  M. 

Lrtwetiberg  B, 
Wood  J  D, 
McGregor  A, 
Overacker  Wm^ 


Challis 

Cherry  Creek 

Clifton 

Co'eur  D'Alene 

Dwi  City 

Eagle  Rook 

Falk's  Store 

Fish  Haven 

Franklin 

Genesee  City 

Gibbons  ville 

Gentile  Valley 

Horseshoe  Bend 

Idaho  City 

Indian  Valley 

Junction 

Lapwai 

Leeaburg 

Lewiston 

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CLASSiriRD. 


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Cobb  Chas, 
Shamn»ld  Edward, 

OSBOAN  D, 

Frye  A  J, 

CLYDE  F  J, 
HOBSON  A  V, 
FHELAN  T  W, 
HOOE  W. 

Harkness  L  A, 
Baokle  Ueo, 
Strieker  Herman, 
Meyer  Mrs  A  L, 
Moore  E  H, 
Anderson  John, 

LAW  BANIEL, 
THUBMAX  WL, 

Freedeurich  A, 

JEFFREYS  S  M, 


Marsh  Basin 

Middletown 

Montpelier 

Moscow 

Mountain  Home 

Oneida 

Oxford 

Paris 

Pleasant  Valley 

Quartzburgh 

Rook  Creek 

Rocky  Bar 

»      Silver  City 

Silver  Star 

Soda  Springs 

Thurman's  Mills 

Washington 

Weiser  Bridge 


PRODUCE. 

Kelley  Peter  (vegetables),       Eagle  Rock 
HOBSON  A  U,  Oneidu 

RAILROAD      REPRESENTA- 
TIVES. 

West  P  C  (agt  U  and  N  R  R),      Oneida 
Gun-  ■  ■■  Frank  (agt  U  and  N  R  R),  Oxford 

RESTAURANTS, 

Chamberlin  D  F,  Eagle  Rock 

McGrane  Jas,  Lewiston 

Stevens  J  P  '« 

Fancher  W  M,  Oneida 

Paul  Chas,  " 

HessH,                     .  Silver  City 

Miller  Mrs  L,  «< 

SALT  WORKS. 

Oneida  Salt  Works  (J  C  Anderson 

agt),  Eagle  Rock 

White  B  F,  Malad  City 

SAWMILLS. 


Davis  Bros, 
Bush  John, 
Birch  &  Davis, 
Crydennan  &  Co, 
Raymond  C  G, 
Cady  John, 


Gibbonsville 

Junction 

Salmon  City 

Soda  Springs 
Weiser  Bridge 


SEWING  MACHINES. 


Dymoke  J, 
Horsley  T  W, 


STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

McCrery  &  Co,  Junction 

Bunnell  C  C,  Lewiston 

Minert  Eli,  Salmon  City 

Weeks  R  H,  Silver  City 

TAILORS. 

Jones  L  L,  Malad  City 

Burstrom  A,  Marsh  Basin 

Seals  W  A  J,  Silver  City 

TANNERIES. 

Thurman  W  L,  Thurman's  Mills 

TERRITORIAL   OFFICERS. 

Braym  in  M,  Governor,  Boise  City 

Perrault  J,  territorial  controller  and 

sup't  public  instruction  " 

Sidebotham  R  A,  secretary  " 

Chandler  W  H,  surveyor  general,  " 
Huntoon  John,  ter  treasurer,  " 

Morgan  J  T,  chief  justice,  «• 

Aiuslie  Geo,  cong'l  delegate,  " 

Clark  John,  assoc'te  justice  1st  dist  *' 
Hawley  J  H,  dist  att  y  2d  dist,  " 
Crawford  W,  dist  att'y  3d  dist,  " 
Richard-^  an  A  L,   dist  and  supreme 

clerk,  «« 

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Idaho  City 

U.  S.  OFFICERS. 

Stout  James,   rec  U  S  land  office, 

Boise  City 
Buck  N,  U  S  att'y,  «« 

Chase  E  S,  marshal, 
Miller  J  B,  reg  land  office, 
Singiser  T  F,  rec  U  S  land  office, 

Malad  City 
Ainslie  Geo,  member  of    congress, 

Boise  City 
Howe  J  M,  reg  U  S  land  office,  Lewiston 
Fox  C  B.  reg  U  S  land  oifice,  Malad  City 
Monroe  Richd  J,  rec  U  S  land  office, 

Lewiston 

VARIETIES. 

Meyer  &  Smiths,  Idaho  City 

Denny  J,  Mount  Idaho 

Rackliffe  E  M,  Terminus 


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Broadbent  J  B, 
Spaulding  E  E, 
Scribner  S, 
Dunlap  R, 


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Boise  City 

Lewiston 

Rocky  Bar 

Salmon  City 


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(Alphabetically.) 

Bae  alw,  List  of  Towns  Beceived  too  Lata  for  Regular  Iiuertion. 


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Lying  between  latitude  44°  15"  and  49"  north,  and  longitude  104°  and 
116°  west,  is  ono  of  our  most  isolated  dependencies.  It  is  bounded  on 
the  north  by  British  America,  on  the  east  by  Dakota  and  by  a  short  distance 
along  the  111th  meridian  by  Wyoming,  on  the  south  by  Wyoming  and  Idaho  and 
on  the  west  by  Idaho.  Its  length  east  and  west  is  540  miles,  and  its  average 
breadth  is  275  miles,  hav'ng  an  area  of  145,776  square  miles,  or,  in  round  num- 
bers, 9.3, 296, tJ40  acres,  of  "hich  38,000,000  are  unexcelled  for  grazing  purposes,  16,- 
000,000  are  of  exhaustless  fertility  and  susceptible  of  a  high  cultivation,  14,000,- 
000  are  rich  in  the  possession  of  an  excellent  growth  of  timber,  and  the  remainder 
— that  which  is  not  covered  by  streams  and  lakes — can  be  classed  as  mineral  lands, 
from  which  more  than  $150,000,000  were  taken  during  the  rirst  seventeen  years 
following  its  settlement.  One  cannot  form  an  adequate  conception  of  its  extent 
until  the  fact  is  stated  that  its  area  is  equal  to  more  than  that  of  England,  Scot- 
land, Wales,  and  Ireland  combined,  or  the  six  New  England  States  and  the  State 
of  New  York  in  our  own  country.  When  we  consider,  therefore,  that  a  popula- 
tion numbering  many  millions  is  supported  by  each  of  those  sections,  with  no 
natural  advantages  superior  to  those  which  can  be  obtained  in  this  vast  empire,  it 
cannot  be  doubted  that  in  a  few  years  this  must  be  the  scene  of  equal  commercial 
and  manufacturing  activity  over  the  broad  bosom  of  whose  majestic  rivers  an 
interchange  of  the  respective  productions  must  be  had  with  our  foreign  lousiiis. 
Its  great  diversity  of  resources,  its  genial,  healthful  climate  and  the  magniticence 
of  its  unequalled  scenery,  are  features  that  cannot  long  be  lost  siL'bt  of.  A  des- 
tiny that  every  patriotic  citizen  woiild  feel  a  pride  in  must  be  the  wn  that  will 
adorn  the  history  of  the  young  Territory  in  the  near  future.  Cipital  hns  not 
sought  investment  in  this  region  because  of  its  remoteness  from  the  aue  ot  com- 
mercial centers,  though  with  the  advent  of  the  Northern  Pacific  Railway,  whir! 
is  to  penetrate  its  interior  and  pass  through  its  whole  width,  an  era  of  devt.  |. 
ment  of  unparallelled  extent  is  confidently  auticipate<l.  The  music  of  machinery 
and  the  multiplicity  of  noises  which  form  the  din  that  is  heard  in  a  bustling, 
active  world,  must  soon  be  familiar  to  the  ears  of  its  inhabitants.  Manufactories 
of  every  character  will  be  established,  lands  will  be  cultivated,  educational  enter- 
prises inaugurated,  and  the  elements  of  prosperity,  peace  and  plenty  will  be 
gloriously  felt  by  its  honored  citizens, 

Montana  is  conceded  to  be  by  eminent  authority  second  to  none  as  a  stock-rais- 
ing region,  although  experiments,  it  is  true,  in  this  direction  have  been  somewhat 
limited ;  yet,  enough  has  been  done  to  satisfy  good  judges  conclusively  that  her 
standing  is  unassailable.  The  lands  are  all  open  to  entry  and  actual  settlers 
should  boar  in  mind  the  importance  attached  to  a  speedy  location  in  this  El  Do- 
rado. It  is  to  be  regrettetl  that  the  nature  of  this  work  is  such  that  anything 
more  than  a  brief  notice  of  the  attractive  features  is  rendered  impossible.  There 
is  sufficient  material  to  fill  a  volume  of  no  moan  proportions. 

Malarial  diseases  or  epidemics  are  never  known,  while  the  winters  generally 
are  exceedingly  mild. 


Adobetown, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 
Carey  Matthew  J,  notary  public 


CABET  NICHOLAS,  postmaster 
Carey  &  O'Brien,  gen  mase 
Morris  John  W,  groceries 
Sauerbier  C  F,  blacksmith 
Sedmau  &  McQregory,  stock  raisers 


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Albion. 

Brainard  A  O,  land  office 
Case  A  B,  hotel 
Clark  &  Riley,  hardware 
Cline  &  Lelson,  gen  mdse 
.Darling  A  M,  gen  mdse 
Lewis  D  A  &  Bro,  druggists 
Nelson  W  J,  land  office 
Nickerson  A  L  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Peters  John,  land  office 
Rice  H,  postmaster 
Winkley  &  Stockman,  blacksmiths 


Argenta, 

BEAVER   HEAD   COUNTY. 

Ball  E  S,  smelter 

Bryan  Wm,  blacksmith 

Fletche''  J  P,  freighter 

FRENCH  £,  geii  mdse  and  postmaster 

Johnson  P  P,  stock  dealer 

Bryan  Wm,  blacksmith 

French  E,  gen  mdse 

French  E,  postmaster         r    '    '    - 


Bannack  City, 

BEAVER   HEAD   COUNTY, 

Is  a  county  seat  and  150  miles  south  of 
Helena.  It  has  a  bi-daily  express  and 
mail  connection  with  Virginia  City,  and 
is  depend)  t  on  the  gold  bearing  ledges 
in  the  immediate  vicinity  for  its  support. 
Its  population  is  400. 


Bear's  Moufh, 

DEER  LODGE   OOUNTT. 

Burmingham  C,  postmaster 
Mitchel  Jos  D,  physician 
Mussingbro  — ,  physician 


Beartown, 

DEER   LODGE   COUNTY, 

Is  a  postoffice  50  miles  west  of  Deer 
Lodge  City. 

Abascal  J  &  Co|,gen  mdse  and  clothing 
Brown  Z,  gen  i  fiae  and  dotting 
Lesan  John,  saioon 
Mariton  — ,  saloon 
Pelletier  Paul,  saloon 


Dart  George  W,  hardware  and  county 
treasurer 

Dempsey  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Duulap  Mrs  Kate  C,  druggist 

QRAETEB  A  E,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder, and  clerk  of  district  court 

Harby  Jas,  brewery  and  saloon 

Konncilmann  John,  butcher 

Murray  J  P.  sheriff 

Roe  I  &  Bro,  bankers 

Rote  Orville,  assessor 

Sears  A  F,  probate  judge 

Shepherd  C  M,  county  sup't  of   schools 

Steger  &  Russell,  hotel 

Trask  &  Graves,  gen  mdse 

Turner  C  W,  att'y  at  law 

Watson  ThoB,  blacksmith 

WBIGHT  A  F,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Wright  Wm  R,  county  coroner 


Bedford, 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Austin  R,  hotel  and  feed  stable 

Bu'ley  D  J,  justice  peace 

Baker  Wm,  hotel  and  feed  stable 

Bishjp  Chas,  shoemaker 

Bums  John,  flouring  mills 

Church  A  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Clifford  J  C,  saloon 

Cline  C  L,  saloon 

Dalgeum  Sami,  stock  raiser 

Deltit  Byron,  gen  mdse 

Ellis  J,  gen  mdse 

Fisk  John,  stock  raiser 

Hamilton  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Hofflin  &  Senish,  druggists 

Holden  Wm,  <-  rpenter 

Johnson  Chas,  livery  stable 

JOHNSTON  G,  tiouring  mills  and  post- 
master 

Johnston  Philip,  miller 

Kelsey  Miss,  school  teacher 

Lbbihu  C  B,  drugs  and  physician 

Mackie  John,  ca):penter 

McHone  — ,  stock  raiser 

Murphy  &  Payett,  blacksmiths 

Raymond  H,  stock  raiser 

Recce  &  McMillion,  carriage  and  black- 
smith shop 

SAVAGE  C  W.  postmastei 

Savage  Wm  E,  ass  t  postmaster 

Smith  J  W,  saloon 

Thompson  N,  hotel  and  feed  stable 

Weir  O,  blacksmith 

Wengis  Wm,  blacksmith 

Wilcox  Mrs,  hotel 


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Belmont, 


LEWIS    AND   CLARKE   COUNTY. 

Belmont  Mining  Co 
Cruse  Thos,  mill  and  mining 
Gloflter  Mining  Co, 
JUEGENS  J  H,J)08tma8ter 
JUBOENS  &  PRICE,  gen  mdse 
Langden  John,  hotel 
Mnth  &  Conrad,  gen  mdae 
Kichards  Geo,  gen  mdse 
Sullivan  Neil,  hotel 


Benton  Boad, 

LEWIS  AND   CLARKE   COUNTY. 
Warner  Geo,  hotel 


Blackfoot  City, 

DEER  LODGE  COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  25  miles  north  of  Deer 
Lodge  City. 

Birdseye  C,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Davis  Theodore,  livery  and  blacksmith 

Hall  Jno,  saloon 

Quigley  &  Eley,  butchers 

Quigley  J  R,  gen  mdse 

Schwartz  Geo,  hotel 

Speir  Saul,  gen  mdse 


Boulder  Valley, 

JEFFERSON   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  40  idles    southwest 
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Cook  Hiram,  hotel  and  postmaster 
Dealy  VVm,  liquors 
Concannon  Jas,  blacksmith 
Griswold  C,  cheese  manufr 
Saeat  &  Moore,  gen  mdce 


Bozeman, 

GALIATIN    COUNTY. 

I«  a  county  seat  and  postoffice,  96  miles 
southeast  of  Helena.  The  valley  in 
which  it  i^  situated  is  charming  and  very 
fertile.  Au  excellent  quality  of  bitu 
minous  coal  is  taken  from  a  vein  of  2!^ 
foet  in  thickness  near  the  town,  on  the 
Yellowstone  River.  It  has  a  population 
of  300. 


Armstrong  F  K,  attorney  at  law 
Ash  &  Fridley,  livery  stable 
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Basinski  S,  saloon 

Bishop  Dr  C  L,  dentist 

Builey  W  H,  jeweler 

Bogert  J  V,  receiver  U  S  land  office 

Canee  H  B,  photographer 

Cook  S  W,  blacksmith 

Chestnut  J  D,  saloon  , 

Cooper  Walter,  guns  and  ammunition 

Clark  A  P,  constable 

Dediwick  J,  justice  of  peace 

Engelfried  &  Esler,  harness  and  saddlery 

EUis  &  Davis,  liquors 

Edwards  T  R,  attorney  at  law 

Engesser  Mrs,  restaurant 

Frick  Edward,  barber 

Geisdorff  Francis,  physician 

Gallatin  Mills,  P  W  McAdow  &  Bro 

Harper  J  H,  saloon 

Harper  Francis,  blacksmith 

Kleiuschmidt  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 

Kay  James,  furniture 

Lewis  S  W,  barber 

Langhorne  S  W,  druggist 

Lockey  R,  grocery  and  bakery 

Lamme  A  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Mulvany  B  T  &  Co,  blacksmith 

Maney  Jas,  saloon 

Marston  Lea  F,  jeweler 

May  R  F,  merchant 

Morgan  &  Wartield  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Mounts  &  Sanborn,  saloon 

Monroe  Dr  G  W,  physician 

McKenzie  W  S,  sheriflF 

McCaman  J  D,   county  treasurer  and 

sup't  public  instruction 
Nichols  G  R,  hardware 
Osborn  S  H,  druggist 
Oakwood  &  Hofiinan,  saloon 
Rich  Chas  V,  groceries 
Strasburg  &  Sperliiiger,  gen  mdse 
Skehan  Philip,  Laclede  Hotel 
Sanford  J  C,  Doots  and  shoes 
Silencer  Dr  M  H,  dentist 
Speith  &  Keruge,  brewery 
Souis  &  Flanaghan,  restaurant 
Schwabe  Wm,  tailor 
Story  &  Goewey,  guns,  etc 
Sloan  &  Proffitt,  meat  market 
Story  &  Wilson,  bankers 
Selin  Jno  A,  masonry,  etc 
Switzer  J  C,  county  coroner 
Taylor  J  H,  postmaster,  books  and  fancy 

goods 
Thompson  k  Bequette,  painters 
Thomas  Geo  D  &  L  A,  flouring  mill 
Vivion  R  P,  district  attorney 
Vivion  &  Pierce,  attorneys  4it  law 
Wartield  T  B,  hardware 
Wakefield  Geo  W,  hotel  and  livery 
Wilson  Davis,  register  U  S  land  office 
Worsham  P  P,  saloon 
Wilson  &   Lewis,  clothiers,  boots  and 

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Burnt  Fine, 

BEAVER   HEAD   COUNTY. 

Aibour  Josepli,  saloon 

Cuming  F  &  Kinney,  boarding  liouse 

Driacoll  &  Tuaffe,  gen  mdse 

Durell  B  M  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Fall  A,  saloon 

Hiimilton  &  Cartier,  meat  market 

Miller  R  C,  boarding  house 

Morrison  A  M,  saloon 

Tarbell  Geo  E,  saloon  and  boarding  house 

THOMAS,    ARMSTRONG    &  CO. 

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Welsh  D  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Beaver  Head  Rock, 

BEAVER    HEAD    COUNTY, 

Is  a  postoffice  40    miles  southeast    of 
Bannack  City. 


Butte  City, 

DEER   LODGE   COUNTY, 

The  second  city  of  importance  of  the 
Territory,  is  situated  on  the  slope  above 
tSunvmit  Valley,  seven  miles  above  Silver 
Bow.  Like  most  places  of  the  pioneer 
days,  it  presented  scenes  of  great  activity 
and  depression  alternately  ;  and  it  was 
not  until  the  year  of  our  Lord  1875  that 
a  permanent  growth  in  the  place  was 
begun.  The  discovery  of  rich  lodes  in 
Janiiary  of  that  year,  and  the  introduc- 
tion of  suflBcient  capital  towarrant  their 
dcvilopment  to  their  greatest  capacity, 
cast  the'  glorious  sunlight  of  a  perma- 
nent and  gradual  improvement  over  the 
place,  and  it  now  has  a  population  of 
3,000  souls.  With  improved  facilities 
for  transportation,  and  an  outlet  by 
rail  to  the  Union  Pacifin,  she  must  be- 
come a  city  of  no  little  importance. 
Her  schools  are  good,  the  society  is  ex- 
cellent, and  the  health  is  remarkably 
fine.  No  malarial,  no  pulmonary  or 
bronchial  diseases  are  ever  recorded  in 
this  locality. 

Allen  J  F,  foundry 

Anderson  Fred  C,  barber 

Arthur  J  K,  contractor 

Aylesworth  &  Mcfarland,  hotel 

Bi'.eon  J  H,  carpenter 

Baker  Smitti  &  Co,  hotel 

Baker  T  T,  surveyor 

Barrett  A  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

Barnett  H,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Barrett  &  Warren,  real  estate  agents 


Barton  &  Wilkinson,  pub's  "Frontier 
Index  " 

Bateman  K  F,  commission  merchant 

Beal  G  W,  hotel 

Benjamin  (ieo,  livery  stable 

Bennett  T  A,  assayer 

Bernard  A  W,  mining 

Bielenberg  Nick,  meat  market 

Black  John  E,  blacksmith 

Boardman  W  T,  mining 

Bogk  (iustavus,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Bohler  Joseph,  jeweler 

Bonner  E  L  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 

Bowes  J  M,  furniture 

Brown  &  Frank,  cigars  and  liquors 

Brown  Geo  E,  physician 

Brown  H  T,  manager  Butte  mine 

Caplice  Jno  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Clark  W  A.  banker  and  mill 

Cofl'man  &  La  Land,  saloon 

Cohen  Alex,  gen  mdse 

Cohen  D  Sr,  gen  mdse 

Coleman  W  &  Co,  cisfars,  tobacco,  and 
notions 

Copinus  W^,  clothing 

Culehan  J  E,  hotel 

Daley  &  Stack,  saloon 

David  &  Bennet,  assayers 

Davis  A  J,  foundry 

Dellinser  D  N,  hardware 

DeWoTf  Steven,  attorney  at  law 

Dingley  Mrs  M  A,  dressmaker 

Doe  Miss  Mattie  A,  dressmaker 

Donnel,  Clark  &  Larabie,  bankers 

Dovenspeck  Jno,  meat  market 

Dunn  W  T,  painter 

Dusseau  A  J,  pliotographer 

Dyer  Jas,  candy  manufr 

Ehrick  Chas,  hotel 

Evans  David  M,  "lining 

Farlin  J  A,  boarding 

Farraday  Adam,  mining 

Farrel  Denis,  saloon 

Fisher  Bros,  saloon 

Fitshen  (Jeo,  saloon 

Forbis  Jno  F,  attorney  at  law 

Forbis  Wm,  constable 

Foster  Lee  W  &  Co,  fc,en  mdse 

Fox  Jas  D,  jeweler 

French  Milo,  hotel 

Gamer  Fred  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes 

Glcason  &  McNulty,  dentists 

Hale  Geo  T,  druggists 

Halvorson  CAB,  watchmaker  and  Jew- 
eler 

Hamilton  Wm,  bootmaker 

Hassell  II  B,  sup't  Butte  schools 

Hauser  S  T  &  Co,  bankeis 

Hines  Geo  A,  watchmaker 

Hirsch  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Holmes  L  E,  physician 

Hoops  Thos,  liquors  and  produce 


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Hough  C  P,  physician 

Houser  C  6,  liquors 

Houseworth  Simon,  livery  stable 

Irving  Caleb  E,  justice  peace 

Jackey  Chris,  harness  maker 

Jacob  Henry  &   Co,  clothing  and  fur 

nishing  goods 
Jones  R  8,  mining 
Kessler  H  C,  varieties 
King  &  Lowry,  saloon 
Kinna  &  Jack,  hardware 
Kuworth  Jos,  saloon 
Largey  P  A,  mining 
Lavell  &  Co,  lumber 
Leggat  Jno  A,  mining 
Leggat  R  D,  mining 

Manning  &  Lewis,  groceries  and  produce 
Marchesseau  &  Valiton,  gen  mdse 
MABKS  L  &  SON,  stationery,   toys, 

fancy  goods,  cigars,  &c 
Marsh  Geo  F,  surveyor 
Matthews  Jas,  liquors 
Mayer  Henry,  auction 
Mayer  Max  E,  assayer         '' 
McBride  F  T,  atty  at  law 
McLean  Wm,  agt  for  Thompson  &  Dodge 
McMillan  &  King,  blacksmith 
McMurphy  Heury,  agt  Chas  filum 
Mender  C  T,  mill  and  mines,  agt  N  Y 

Copper  Co 
Mendelsohn  D  &    Son,  dry  goods  and 

clothing 
Morris  Bros,  tobacco 
Mosher  Geo,  express  agt        ,™ 
Moss  J,  commission  met 
Mulville  Sam,  blacksmith        • 
Murray  James,  mine 
Musigbrod  &  Johnston,  physicians 
Neidenhoffer  Mrs  C,  varieties 
Newell  Mrs  E  L,  dressmaking 
Newell  J  P,  millwright 
New  kirk  Geo  VV,  liquors 
Nissler  Chris,  brewery 
Noyos  Jno,  mine 
Ohnstead  H  C,  accountant 
Orstein  J,  market 
Owsley  &  Mantle,  livery 
Pack  J  A,  assayer 
Parchen  &  D'Arclieul,  druggists 
Parks  W  S,  hairdresser 
Perconia  Prof,  music  teacher 
Pettit  B,  furniture 
Pfaff  Montain,  restaurant 
Pfeifer  J  P,  saloon 
Pope  &  Noyes,  specimen  collectors 
Potting  J  F,  meat  market 
Pausom  Joel  W,  mine 
Reed  J  B,  editor  "Butte  Miner" 
Peins  J  P,  constable 
Pickers  Mrs  G  B,  dressmaker 
Rogen  Mrs  M  C,  dressmaker 
Sands  Bros,  clothing  and  furnishing  goods 
Scott  Press,  surveyor 


Simpson  Dennis,  hairdresser 

Singer  J  C,  furniture 

Small  &,  Halford,  saloon 

Smith  Egbert  W,  postmaster  and  supt 

public  schools 
Smith  Mrs  Lou  P,  milliner 
Spratt  &■  Stapleton,  attys  at  law 
Stanchfield  L  E  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Stenberg  O,  painter 
Stevans  Wm,  mining 
Stoner  1 1,  livery 
Sullivan  J  T,  jeweler 
Summit  Valley  Lumber  Co 
Supfenant  J  V,  milling 
Talbott  James  A,  mills 
Tenner  &  Van  Gurdy,  saloon 
Thomas  J  D,  gen  mdse 
Thompson  &  Dodge,  lumber 
Thompson  J,  physician 
Thornton  C  C,  attorney 
Todd  Geo  W,  saloon 
Trisberger  &  Boardman,  druggists 
Trowbridge  C  B,  liquors 
Valiton  H  G,  livery 
Ward  Sisters,  hotel 
Warfield  Carlos,  tobacco  stand 
Warfield  W,  livery 
White  Jno,  painter 
Whitford  O  B,  physician 
Weissel  J,  lodging  house 
Willard  H  A,  hotel 
Woodward  &  Savage,  cigars  and  notions 


L.  MARES  &  SON., 

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STATIONERY,  FANCY  GOODS, 

NOTIONS,  TOYS, 

Tobacco,  Cigars,  Etc., 

Cor.  Main  Street  and  Broadway, 

Butte  City,  M.  T. 


Cable  City, 

DEER   LODGE   COUNTY. 

Morjc  Mrs  J  A,  hotel 
NOWLAN  MRS    SABAH    A,  post- 
mistress 


Camp  Baker, 

MEAOHER  COUNTY. 

Gaddis  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Holland  &  McKean,  lumber 


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ALPIIABVriOALLr. 


Canton, 

MKAGHER  OOONTY. 
Tiemey  &  Scott,  gen  mdse 


Canyon  Ferry, 

MEAGHER   COUNTY. 

A    poatofifice    20    miles  northwest  of 
Diamond  City. 

'LEO'S  JAMES>  postmaster,  gen  mdse, 

hotel  and  ferry 
Leon  &  Perry,  hotel  andstore 


Cedar  Junction, 

MISSOULA   COUNTY, 

A  postoffice  75    miles    northwest  of 
Missoula. 


Central  Park, 

GALLATIN    COUNTY. 
Cockrill  V  A,  gen  mdse 


Centreville. 


MEAGHER   COUNTY. 
Hoover  David,  blacksmith 


Chestnut, 

MEAGHER   COUNTY. 
Harris  Z  A,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 


Cicero, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  12  miles  northwest  of  Vir- 
ginia City. 


Corvallis, 

MISSOULA  COUNTY. 

McQuirk  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Price  J  B,  physician  and  surgeon 
SQUntiES  0  W,  blacksmith  and  post- 
master 


Coulson, 

CUSTER   COUNTY. 

Alderson  J  J,  hotel  and  telegraph  offioe 
Courier  David,  gen  mdse 
Day  &  Greenwood,  sawmill 
Harr  John,  saloon  and  gen  mdse 
McAdow  P  W  geu  pjdse 


Clancy, 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Harvey  G  L,  stock  raiser 

Herrin  D  S,  hotel 

Hil.T.  H  M,  machine  shop  and  brass 

foundry,     assayer,    postmaster,     gen 

mdse  and  notary  public 
Hill  H  M'  &  Co,  Clancy    flume     and 

hydraulic  mines 
Lyon  Fred  A,  hotel    • 
Redding  Emanuei,  shingle  factory 


Deer  Lodge  City, 

DEER   LODGE  COUNTY, 

Is  a  county  seat  and  postoffice,  53 
miles  southwest  of  Helena.  Population 
about  1,000.  Has  a  weekly  newspaper, 
the  "New  North  West,"  and  a  by-daily 
stage  line,  connecting  with  Hellgate. 

Aspling  Thos,  varieties 
Aylsworth  &  McFarland,  hotel 
Bielenberg  C  P  H,  meat  market 
Bien  M,  furniture 
Blum  Chas,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Boisvert  I{,  saloon  and  bakery 
Bonner  E  L  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 
Botkin  W  W,  warden  of  penif     tiary 
Clark  VV  A,  pres  1st  National  uank 
Coleman  Lewis,  county  treasurer 
Coleman  Wm  &  Co,  fancy  goods 
Contancin  C  Fish,  brewery 
Curtis  Mrs  A  R,  millinery 
DICKEY  J   E,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 
Doll  Geo  M,  saloon 
Donnell,  Clark  &  Larabie,  bankers 
Emerson  0,  probate  judge 
Fenner  &  Van  Gundy,  brewery 
First  National  Bank,  W  A  Clark  pres 
Galbraith  VV  J,  associate  justice  supreme 

court 
Gerber  John,  saloon 
Gleason  F  E,  public  administrator  and 

dentist 
Hanks  Porter,  physician  and  surgeon 
Hardenbrook  0  K,  county  superinten- 
dent public  instruction 
Hyde  Wm,  watchmaker,  etc 
Irvin  G  W,  clerk  dist  court 
Ives  A  K,  physician 
Kellogg  G  A,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor 
Kennon  &  Zenor,  hardware 


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Kleinsohmidt  Bros,  wholesale  grocers 
Knowles  Hiram,  attorney 
Lansing  Peter,  boots  and  shoes 
Marchion  John,  meat  markut 
Mayhew  Alex  E,  dist  atty 
McAndrev»s  Jas  S,  sheriff 
McFarland  D  L,  county  surveyor 
Miller  W  B,  harness  and  saddles 
Mills  Jas  H,  sec'y  of  Territory 
Mitchell  A  H,  physician  and  surgeon 
Murphy  C,  assessor 
Murphy,   Higgius  &  Co,  wholesale  gro 

ceries 
Napton  T  L,  attorney 
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O'fiannon  O  B,  lund  a  ,'ent,  U  S  commis- 
sioner 

O'Neil  Mrs  B,  millinery 

O'Neil  John,  hardware 

Owen  E  T,  coroner 

p.vxon  E  S,  painter 

Premont  F,  harness  and  saddlery 

Reed  H  8,  insurance  agent 

Richard  J,  gunsmith 

Robinson  J  C,  lawyer 

Roulean  Chas,  hotel 

Scott  Sami,  hotel 

SHANLEY  &  CO  druggists 

Sharp  &  Naptou  atty  at  law 
Stackpole  E  8,  postmaster 
Strickland  Otis,  livery 
Tetrault  Frank,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker 
Zosel  Bros,  blacksmiths  and  wagonmak 

ers 


E.  S.  Stackpolb. 


W.  F.  Shanlbt. 


SHANLEY  &  CO., 

Dealers  in 

PURE  DRUGS,  MEDICINES 

Faints,  Oils,  Stationery, 

Blank  Books,  School  Books, 

CUTLERY,  ETC., 
Deer  Lodge,  Montana. 


Diamond  City, 

MEAGHER   COUNTY, 

Is  a  postoffice  and  county  seat,  40  miles 
distant  from  Helena.  Population  about 
500. 


Eckcr  G,  shoemaker 

Flemming  Thos,  meat  market  and  livery 
stable 

Haase  Wm  F,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Marks  L,  gen  mdse  and  W  F  &  Co. 'sex- 
press  agt 

Marks  &  Patterson,  livery  staole 

McLean  Donald,  liquors 

Ramspeck  H,  brewery 

"RO(XT  HOTJNTAIN  HUSBAND- 
MAN," R  N  Sutherlin  propr 

Suthei'lin  R  N,  propr  "Koocy  Mountain 
Husbandman  ' 


Divide, 

DEER  LODQE  COUNTY. 

Bow  Wm,  hotel 

Brancom  A  E,  meat  market 

Bryson  Pat,  shoemaker 

Copp  M  W  &  Co,  lime 

Forrest  Wm,  hotel 

Gaffney  W  B,  gen  mdse 

Parker  D  R,  sawmill 

Smith  &  Partridge,  quartz  mill 

Wilber  A  E,  harness  and  saddles 

WTJNBERLICH  CHAS,  blacksmith 
and  postmaster 

Wunderlich  Ed,  wagcn  and  carriage  fac- 
tory 

Wunderlich  L,  hotel 


Jas.  Kibrpatrick. 


ROBT.  KiRKFATBICK. 


EZBEFATBZCE  BBOS., 

Dealers  In 

GROCERIES  &  DRIED  FRUITS, 

MACHINERY  AND  WAGONS, 

Edgerton,  Montana. 


Fish  Creek, 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

BBTTFFEY  GEO  A,    gen    mdse    and 
postmaster 


Brassey  Ed,  hotel 
Collins  T  E,  atty  at  law 


Forest  City, 

1IIS80ULA  COUNTY. 
Caplice,  'Smith  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


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Fort  Assinaboine, 

CIIOTEAU   COUNTV, 
Bruadwator,  Hubbel  &  Co,  punt  traders 


Fort  Bentoii) 

OUOTEAU    COUNTY, 

is  at  the  head  of  navigation  on  tlie  Mis- 
souri river.  Its  aettlftncnt  dates  anter- 
ior to  that  of  any  other  place  in  the 
Territory,  and  is  consequently  the  old- 
est town.  It  was  named  after  the  dis- 
tmgaished  Senator  from  Missouri.  It 
has  a  population  of  UOO  only,  though 
for  a  place  of  its  size  it  presents  a  scene 
of  activity  that  is  not  apparent  in  many 
otfter  places  much  more  pretentious, 
which  however  is  only  during  the  sea- 
son whence  steamboats  arrive  and  de- 
l)art,  from  April  to  September  of  each 
year.  Its  location  is  beautiful,  being  on 
one  of  the  low  bottoms  bordering  the 
river.  Its  future  cannot  be  otherwise 
than  bright,  since  it  is  the  entrepot  of  a 
very  extended  trade. 

Baine  Frank,  market 

Baker  I  ti  &  Co,  bankers 

Beckman  August,  saddlery  and  harness 

Bourassa  J  C,  saloon 

Buck  W  H,  editor  and  propr  "  Fort  Bon- 

ton  Record" 
Cassady  &  McDevitt,  stables 
Cleudenin  Geo,  steamer  agt 
Crane  G  W,  stationer  and  tobacco 
Croft  Geo,  saloon 
Donnelly  J  J,  attorney 
Evans  &  Savage,  saloon 
Flanagan  M  A,  druggist 
Foster  VVm,  barber 
Gamble  &  Lee,  bakery 
Grafs  Mrs  Annie,  dressmaker 
Healy  J  J,  sherifi' 
Hunter  W  £,  drugs  and  physician 
Husberger  &  Malkin,  hotel 
Joyce  Wm,  bootmaker 
Kanouse  J  A,  atty  at  law 
Kleinschmidt  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Lily  &  Co,  billiards 
Marshal  L  T,  auctioneer 
Mee  I  &  K,  blacksmiths 
Milli  Se^'nolds,  boarding  house 
Mills  R  R.  hotel 
Morston  O  C,  painter 
Murphy  Neel  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Power  T  C  &  Bro,  freii^hters 
Rosencrans  L  H,  saddlery  and  harness 
Smith  &  Castner,  coal  dealers 
Tindy  Bros,  market 
Trailkill  &  Crawford,  stable 
Wackerlin  H  J,  tinner  * 


Welsh  Nick,  saloon 

Wetzil  W  M  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Wheelock  I  \V,  physician 


Fort  Custer, 

CUSTEtt  COUNTY. 

Allen  &  Crimmens,  blacksmiths 
Bomp  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Keenan  T,  wagonmaker 
Sagnier  — ,  restaurant 
Tesson  L  S,  physician 
Tessy  T,  physician 


Fort  Eeogh, 

CUSTER  COUNTY. 
Broadwater,  HubbcU  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Fort  Logan, 

MEAGHER   COUNTY, 

OADDIS  WH,  post  trader,  gen  mdse 
and  postmaster 


Fort  Shaw, 

LEWIS   AND   CLARKE   COUNTY, 
Is  a  postoffice,  85  miles  north  of  Helena. 

McKnight  J  H,  postmaster 
McKnight  J  H  &  Co,  gon  mdse 


French  Oulch, 

DEER   LODGE   COUNTY, 

Mattie  L,  blacksmith 
Maturin  Samuel,  grocer 


Frenchtown. 

MISSOULA   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  18  miles  west  of  Missoula 
Mills. 


Demers  T  T,  gen  mdse,  flour  mill  ami 

sawmill 
Demery  T  T,  hotel 
Dufresne  L,  blacksmith 
Frenchtown  Farmer  Co,  flouring  mills 
LASSEBRE  W,  postmaster 
Lavallee  T  B,  blacksmith 
Marceau  O,  saloon 


Gallatin  City, 

GALLATIN   COUNTY. 
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miles,  situated  nonr  the  coafluence  of 
the  Joiferson,  (TuUatin  and  Madison 
rivers,  headwaters  of  the  Misisouri,  and 
also  70  miles  southeast  of  Helena. 


Campbell  (i  H,  gen  mdse 


Georgetown, 

LEWIS   AND   CLARKE   COUNTY", 

Is  20  miles  northwest  of  Helena  and  a 
postoiBce. 

Oleudale, 

BEAVER   HEAD   COUNTY, 

Is  a  lively  mining  camp  in  the  southwest 
em  portion  of  the  Territory,  having 
communication  with  the  adjacent  places 
by  the  well-known  stage  line  of  Gilmer 
&  Salisbury.  It  did  not  attract  a  great 
deal  of  attention  until  its  importance  as 
an  ore-shipping  point  became  known, 
when  it  rapidly  climbed  the  ladder  of 
notoriety,  and  in  a  verj'  short  time  gazed 
upon  quite  an  array  of  money-seuking 
population.  The  mines  in  the  vicinity 
of  the  place  are  producing  an  abundance 
of  bullion,  and  give  employment  to  quite 
an  army  of  men  and  a  great  deal  of  ma- 
chinery. Very  codtly  fuinaces  have 
been  erected.  The  population  of  the 
place  is  about  1,500  periions. 

Brown  H  W,  photographer 

Burnett  Jno  G,  hot^ 

Canovan  Jno,  hotel 

Chambers  M  D,  furniture 

Dawson  Fred,  wagonmaker 

Durell  B  M  &  Co,  liquors 

Evans  James,  hardware 

Fisher  &  Kramer  harness  makers 

Foster  A  H,  liquors 

Gilg  Frank,  limiors 

Gilmer  &  Salisbury's  stage  line 

Grotevant  &  Forry,  liquors 

Hamilton  J  L,  boots  and  shoes 

Hecla  Con  Mining  Co,  blacksmiths  and 

mining 
Keppler  J  C,  jewelry 
Kinney  H  J,  gen  mdse 
Littlefield  &  Co,  liquors 
Maddox  &  Martin,  restaurant 
Mannheim  Jno,  gen  mdse 
Metlin  J  C,  liquors 
Munn  T  L,  painter 
Murry  &  Kosencroft,  livery  stable 
Parchen  &,  Couchenour,  druggists 
Peck  &  Fairfield,  liquors 
Perkins  G  W,  druggist 
Pond  &  Urlin,  gen  mdse  and  lumber 


Reynolds  John,  livery  stable 
Kote  &  Germansen,  moat  market 
Scott  Beuj,  shoemaker 
Stanley  &  Taylor,  meat  market 
Stewart  H,  wagonmaker 
Thomas  &  Armstrong,  gen  mdse 
Weller  T  J  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Wells  John,  gen  mdse 


Hamilton, 

OALLATIN    COUNTY. 

Baker  Wm,  blacksmith 
Henon  Wm,  postmaster 
Ledheater  &  Sanborn,   carpenters  and 

freighters 
Potter  John,  atty   at  law,  dealer  in  gen' 

mdse 
Wane  0  W,  blacksmith  . 


Helena, 


LEWIS   AND   CLARKE   COUNTY, 

Is  a  city  of  5,000  inhabitants,  the  capita 
of  Montana  Territory,  and  the  county 
seat  of  [jewis  and  Clarke  county.     Like 
most  places  in  the  far  West,  its  early 
history  was  fraught  with  tragic  features, 
crime  and  corruption  stalking  hand  in 
hand  through  the  streets,  day  after  day, 
in  most  formidable  array  ;  but  when,  in 
1865,  the  formation  of  the  organization 
which   will  be  distinctly  remembered  as 
the  Vigilance  Committee,  was  effected, 
vandalism    and    other     crimes    became 
"  beautifully  less, "  to  the  delight  of  her 
law-abiding  and    peace-loving  citizens. 
When  the  i>lace  first  took  its  name  it 
was  known  as  St.  Helena,  named  so  be- 
cause of  its  striking  resemblance  to  the 
place  which   acquired  an  undying  fame 
through  the  possession  of  Napoleon.     It 
was  concluded,  shortly  after  the  event 
of  its  christening,  at  a  meeting  held  a,t  a 
log  cabin,  to  drop  the  first  part  of  the 
word  and  leave  it  as  it  now  is. 

The  city  has  had  a  great  many  obsta- 
cles in  the  form  of  various  elemoiits 
to  surmount  in  her  pathway  to  develop- 
ment. In  1869  a  great  fire,  news  of 
which  was  telegraphed  throughout  the 
world,  occurred,  destroying  nearly  the 
whole  city.  Another  equally  as  de- 
structive occurred  in  1872,  and  another 
still  in  1874.  Despite  the  fate  whicli 
promised  destruction  in  a  baptism  of 
tire,  the  brave  citizens  went  to  work 
and  have  again  rebuilt  the  city,  and  it 
is  to  be  hoped  that  they  may  not  be  c  di- 
ed upon  again  to  pass  through  a  fiery 
ordeal  of   such  magnitude.    The  city  is 


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well  supplipd  with  scliools  and  churches, 
the  people  are  pro^.{ressive  and  intelligent, 
and  the  aenural  health  of  the  place  ia 
very  good? 

There  are  two  daily  and  two  weekly 
papers  nublisheil  here,  two  bankin 
nousea  doing  an  extensive  buaineaa  in 
their  particular  branch  of  trade,  aa  well 
M  a  full  complemtsnt  of  wholeaule  and 
retail  establishmentii.  Within  a  aliort 
diatance  of  Helena  arc  quite  a  number  of 
very  rich  gold  and  ailver  quartz  mines, 
all  being  Hucceaafully  workeil.  To  thia 
interest  the  city  owes  her  chief  aupport. 


Adams  J,  liquora 

Adams  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Albrecht  Charles,  boots  and  shoes 
Alden  Isaac  li,  clerk  supreme  court 
Alleh  W  H,  livery 

Anderson  Bros,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 
Andrews  Jacob,  carpenter 
Andrews  Geo  Jr,  U  S  district  attorney 
Armer  &  Howe,  tanners 
Arnold  ft  Di  witt,  meat  market 
Ashby  S  C,  \''agons  and  ag't  steamer  line 
Andrews  J  W  Jr,  U  S  district  attorney 
Auerback,  Wells  &  Co,  books,  stationery, 
musical  instruments,  cigars,  tobacco, 
wall  papar  and  wholesale  liquor? 
Baily  W  U,  jeweler 
Bartos  Frank,  jeweler 
Bateman  G,  justice  of  the  peace 
Beach  D  W,  hotel 

Boattio  Alex  H,    clerk  3d  district  court 
Beaupre  &  Pelletier,  liquors 
Beckney  John  W,  liquors 

Borkenfeld  A,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Berkenfeld  A,  confectioner,  guns,  etc 

Bessett  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Binzel  B,  brewery  < 

Black  Joseph,  carpenter 

Blake  James,  meat  market 

Blake  J  M,  dentist 

Bohler  F,  painter 

Botkiu  A  C,  U  8  marshal 

Boyce  J  R,  dry  goods  and  carpets 

Brooke  B  C,  physician 

Brown  M,  clothing 

Bullard  Massena,  lawyer       , 

Bullard  W  R,  U  S  surgeon 

Bandy  0  C,  photographer 

Burns  &  Tilton,  liquors 

Butler  Victor,   blacksmith 
maker 

Cannon  C  W,  groceries  and  tobacco 

Carr  Robert,  Mots  and  shoes 

Chadwich  Walter  F,  lawyer 

Child  W  C,  pianos  and  organs 

Chumasero  ft  Chadwick,  lawyers 

Clark,  Conrad  ft  Curtin,  crockery,  queens- 
ware  and  hardware 


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Clark  Mrs  G,  dreaamaker  and  millinery 

Colbert  Charles,  liquors 

Cole  J  K  carpenter 

Coruly  Harry  H,  lawyer 

Cooper  I^ewis,  liquora 

Crounse  S  H,  poatmaater,  agent  steamer 

line 
Cullen,  W  E,  lawyer 
Cummiiigs  T  A,  collector  of  customs 
Cunningham  Frank,  hotel 
Curtis  ft  Booker,  carpets  and  furniture, 

auction  and  commission 
Curtis  D  W,  pianos  and  organs 
Curry  AUter:  B,  hotel 
Curry  K  T  cariK-nter 
Dailey  Benj,  painter 
Daly  Hugh,  carpenter 
Davidson  A    J,    harness    and  saddles, 

hides  and  palts 
Davis  ft  Tateni,  machinists  and  foundries 
Davis  ft  Wallace,  groceries,  tobacco  and 

cigars 
DeLiicy  W  W,  surveyor 
Dann  John,  grocariea,  wholesale  liquors, 

cigars  and  tobacco 
Dingee  William,  liquors 
Dorey  Wm,  painter 
Dunphy  K  M,  real  estate 
Earnest  Geo,  hotel 
Eckert  Mrs  M  A,  photographer 
p]cklun(l  ft  Bisaonette,  blacksmiths  and 

wagon  makers 
Edwards  ft  I'ilkinton,   blacksmiths  and 

wagonmukers 
Emerson  11  G,  tailor 
Furry  Dan,  liquors 
Feldberg  Jacob,  clothing 
Figuli  1<  S,  j)hy8ician 
First  National  Bank,  S  F  Hawser  pres 
Flick  Joseph,  carpenter 

Flowerree ,  liquors 

Foller  August,  brewery 

Foote  (tco  B,  surveyor  and  civil  engineer 

Frank  E,  hairdresser 

Frary  L  M  dentist 

Frederick  W  E,  mana^r  W  U  T  Co 

Freyler  Charles,  meat  market 

Fuller  T  P,  cioHector  of  internal  revenue 

Galen  H  F,  stage  line 

Gamer  Fred,  boots  and  shoes 

Gans  ft  Klein  flnthing 

Garwood  A,  e  vpunter 

Gerhauser  A,  liquors 

Gessrang  Geo,  painter 

Gilbert  .1,  carpttiiter 

(iilmer.  Salisbury  ft  Co's  stage  line 

Glendennin  Mrs  S  E,  dressmaker  and 

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Goodrich  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonwaker 
Gorham  Thos  L,  county  assessor 
Goyette  O,  liquora 

Grennwood,  Bohm  &  Co,  clothing  i 

Guiliot  H,  tailor 


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Outhrie  Wm  H,  moat  market 

Haffgaman  Chae,  meat  market 

Hale  R  S  &  Co,  druggists 

Harding  J  B,  hotel 

Harrison  K  B,  U  S  oaaayer 

Harvey  Mrs  K  S,  dreaamaker  and  millin- 
ery 

Harvey  Robt,  carpenter 

Hauaer  S  T,  president  first  national  bank 

Hedges  Cornelius,  attorney  at  law,  pro- 
bute  judge  and  sunt  court  reporter. 

"  HEAALD,"  (daily  and  weekly)  Fisk 
Bros  proprietors 

Herman  Geo,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Herrick  Mrs  8  B,  dressmaker  and  mil- 
linery 

Hershhcld  L  H  &  Bro,  banker 

Uolter  A  M  &  Bro,  distillery,  hardware 
and  planing  mills 

Horsky  Jumea,  livery 

Horsky  &  Konck,  brewery  and  liquors 

Howe  V  D  furrier,  hides  and  pelts 

Howe  Kuubeu,  carpenter 

Hoyt  E  M,  real  estate 

Hnyt  Z,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Iditings  H  A,  auent  (}  &  S  stage  line 

"INDEPENDiENT,"  (daily  and  weekly) 
Korley,  MoQuaid  &  LaCroix  proprietors 

IngersoU  C  S,  phyuiciun 

Jenriea  C  M,    blacksmith,    wagonmaker 
and  sheriff 

Juhnsnu  Mrs  Vj  J,  dressmaking  and  mil 
linery  ' 

Johnston  J   A,   lawyer  and  district  at 
tornc^  .'.  L  i-istrict 

Johnson  J  "i,  justice  peace 

Jonea  Wm,  physician 

Jurgena  &  I'riws,  vinegar  mf'rs  and  gro 
ceriea 

Kellogg  G  A,  county  surveyor 

Kelley  C  S,  dentist 

Kencic  K,  hotel 

Kern  J  no,  painter 

Kessler  &  Miller,  liquors 

Keaaler  Nick,  brewery 

King  Fred  L,  painter 

Kinna  &  Jacks,  crockery  and  queenaware 

Kleinschmidt  &  Bro,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
groceries  and  wholesale  liquors 

Knight  E  W,  cash'r  first  national  bank 

Kovitz  C  L,  furrier,  hidca  and  pelts 

Lake  D  1',  stencila 

Lehman  Chas,  cigars,  tobacco,  groceries 

Lehman  Fred,  groceries 

Leville  H,  painter 

Ijeviae  S,  tailor 

Lockey  R,  gioceries  and  bakery 

Loeb  Bros,  clothing 

LowenbergEmil,  cigars,  tobacco,  guns,  etc 

Lowry  T  J,  lawyer 

Luke  St  Paacoe,  liquors 

Madden  P  F,  physician 

Major  J  C,  carpenter 


Markam  Chas,  saddles,  homeaa,  hides 
and  pelta 

Marka  Isaac,  liquors 

Marka  &  Patterson,  livery  and  atoge 
line 

Marsh  B  F,  county  aurveyor 

Mirsh  John  M,  aurveyor  and  civil  en- 
gineer 

Ml  aon  R  H,  aurveyor  general 

McFarland  J  H,  livery 

Mcl>a»'vny  James,  stage  line 

Mcllhennev  S  8,  physician 

McLean  VV,  hitel 

McFhail  A,  blav^ksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Meyendortf  M  A,  U  8  melter 

Miflen  Nick,  boots  und  choes 

Mills  James  H,  sacretary  Territory 

Moe  J  H,  secretary  U  S  land  office 

Moliter  8  F,  assayer 

Morris  Bros,  crockery,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, and  confectioners 

Morris  W  C,  physician 

Murphy,  Neel  &  Co.  cigars  and  tobacco, 
groceries  and  liquors 

Nash  H  O,  stage  line 

Norria,  Jerome  &  Co,  meat  mnrket 

O'Connell  Miaa  M,  dreaamaker  and  mil- 
linery 

Odenwald  Jake,  liquora 

Oldham  G  H  k  8ou,  gunsmiths 

O'Donnell  Terence,  hooka  and  station- 
ery, pictures  and  framea 

Patoneiiudo  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
makera 

Parchen  H  M  &  Co,  druggists 

Payne  C  I,  hotel 

Paynter,  Brown  &  Weisenhorn,  black- 
smiths and  wagonmakers 

Piatt  George  H,  livery 

Porter  I  B,  lawyer,  real  estate 

Port-r  James  P,  livery 

Potta  Benjamin  F,  governor 

Power  T  C  &  Co,  agricultural  impl'ta 
and  wagona 

Prenitt  W  G  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors, 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Proaaer  Mrs  H  A,  hairdresaer 

Raleigh  k  Clarkea,  carpeta  and  dry  goods 

Reahm  Charles,  liquora 

Reeco  Thomua,  physician 

Reevea  George  1?,  jeweler  and  eu^'t  of 
schools 

Reinig  Charles,  confectioner 

Reinig  M.  bakery  aad  groceries 

Rinda  &  Sklower,  hotel 

Roberts  W  H,  treasurer 

Rohrbaugh  J  J,  atage  line 

Rosencrans  &  Klaue,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
confectionery,  news,  books  and  ata- 
tionery,  and  picture  frames 

Roth  Charles,  meat  market 

Rowe  Wm,  atage  line 

Ruddy  George,  liquors 


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AfoTito'n.a — Huntley-Junction. 


ALFIiABBTICALLr. 


Suinley  Charles,  assay  er 

Saiidera  Wilbur  F,  lawyer 

Sanders  &  CuUen,  attorneys  at  law 

Sanderson  Isaac,  carpenter 

Sands  Bros,  dry  goods  and  carpets 

Sanford&  Evans,  lumber 

Sanford  J  K,  furniture 

Schuch  Carl,  furrier,  pelts  and  hides 

Schwab  &  Zimmerman,  hotel 

Senieur  G,  carpenter 

Senieur  Wm,  carpenter 

Schaffer  &  Yergy,  planing  mill 

Shed  Theo,  liquors 

SLober  Jno  H,  lawyer 

ScLultz  H  A,  boots  and  shoes 

Silverman  M,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Simoi\ton  W  Y,  carpenter 

Smith  Mrs  B  J,  hotel 

Sonnefie?d  &  Gebauer,  carpenters 

Stadler  &  Odeuwald,  meat  market 

Steadman  Jno,  machinist,  stencil  cutter 
and  assayer 

Steele  W  L,  physicir.n  and  county  cor 
oner 

Steinmetz  J,  jeweler 

Sterling  F  P,  receiver  U  S  land  office 

Sullivan  &  Burner,  hairdressers 

Sweeney  J  M,  agent  stage  and  steamer 
lines 

Switzer  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  and  whole 
sale  liquors 

Taylor  A  B,  undertaker 

Tehman  Fred,  cigars  tmd  tobacco 

Tietjen  J  D,  liquors  and  groceries 

Toole  E  W  &  J  K,  lawyers 

Totten  O  B,  county  clerk  and  recorder 

U  S  Assay  Office 

Vawter  C  L,  agricultural  impl'ts,  gro 
ceries,   wholesale  liquors,   and  cigars 
and  tobacco 

Volkay  Mrs  A  D,  hotel 

Votau  A  C,  painter 

Wade  D  S,  chief  justice  supreme  court 

Ward  Jno  T,  music,  books  and  station- 
ery, cigars  and  tobacco 

Watson  Jno  R,  groceries,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco 

Webster  N  H,  conf ■  ctionery,  cigars  and 
tobacco 

Weir  &  Pape,  druggists 

Welcom  Theo,  hairdresser 

Weston  D  H.  territorial  treasurer 

White  Thos  H,  liquors 

Whitehead  &  Co,  stago  line 

Williams  J  J,  lawyer 

Wood  F  M,  painter 

Woodward  Henry,  painter 

Woolfolk  A  M,  lawyer 

Woolman  Joseph  P,  territorial  auditor 

Worick  Sol,  hairdresser 

Zigeler  J  A  &  Son,  liver}-  stable 


Huntley, 


OUSTER  COUNTY, 

Is  at  the  head  of  navigation  on  the  Yel- 
lowstone river,  in  a  rich  agricultural 
region. 

Campbell  A  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Frith  &  Coad,  gen  mdse 

Haskins  &  McGirl,  gen  mdse 

Keogh  A  J,  attorney  at  law  and  posi;- 
mastcr 


Iron  Rod, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 
I^rge  P  A,  grocer 


Jefferson  City, 

JteFFERSON   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  50  miles  north  of  Radcrs- 
burg,  and  20  miles  southeast  of  Helena. 
It  is  situated  in  Prickly  Bear  Valley, 
one  of  the  most  fertile  sections  of  the 
Territory.  It  was  at  one  time  a  county 
seat. 


Dell  &  Wehr,  meat  market 

Dildina  Henry,  groceries  and  notions 

ELLIS  rOREST  W,  postmaster 

Emerson  Austin,  hotel 

Kleinschmidt  T  H  &  Bro,  groceries 

McLeod  W  H,  hotel 

Rudd  A  F,  physician 

Sanders  J  G,  groceries 

Tice  Thos  D,  barber 

Tole  L  H,  saloon 

Whetstone  Wm,  saloon 


Jefferson  Island, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 
SADKY  J  W,  postmaster 


Junction, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  fi"e  miles  north    of   Vir- 
ginia City. 


Junction  City. 

Brown  &  Davis,  saloon  and  feed  stable 

Gillune  M,  laundry 

Keiser  H,  gen  mdse 

McCormick  P,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 

McPartand  F,  blacksmith 


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Beed  Bros,  hotel 

Smith  Burns,  saloon 

WALTERS  GEO  J,  postmaster,  ex- 
press and  stage  agent,  and  telegraph 
operator 

Williams  H  L,  saloon  .; 


Laurin, 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Goetchins  Ijce,  machinist 

Laurin  J  B,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 

Smith  James,  blacksmith 


Levengood's, 

DEER   LODGE   COUNTY. 
Barker  Bros,  sawmill 
LEVENGOOD    PETER,    postmaster, 

hotel  and  stock  raiser 
Maxwell  &  Price,  sawmill 


Lincoln, 

DEER  LODGE  COUNTY. 

Gulp  D  W,  gen  mdse 
Ensch  Mat,  blacksmith 
McClurc  Jno,  gen  mdse 


Miles  City, 

CUSTER   COUNTY. 

Baskinski  — ,  stationery,  books,  etc 

Broadwater,  Hubble  &  ('o,  gen  mdse 

BuUard  Wm  H,  sheriff 

Burleigh  W  A,  hardware 

Cahn  M,  liquors 

Fairfax  E  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

Flanagan  A  P,  assessor 

Graham  J  J,  groceries  • 

G'ly  J  C,  commissioner  . 

Hehli  Chris,  barber  ;, 

Keough  — ,  tailor 

Mantle  Lee,  express  agt 

McBride  John,  probate  judge 

McMillan  C  F,  county  commissioner 

Reece  Wm,  saloon 

Rooney  H  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

Savage  C  W,  county  coronor  and  sup't 

schools 
Savage  &  Ninninger,  gen  mdse,fire  arms, 

etc 
Van  Gaskon  Wm,  county  commiaaioner 
Wilson  T  B,  county  clerk  and  recorder 
Zuumerman  Phillip,  tailor 


Missoula, 


MISSOULA   COUNTY, 
Has  a  population  of  650,  is  distant  from 


Deer  Lodge  City  86  miles  in  a  north- 
westerly direction,  and  is  the  county 
seat  of  Missoula  county.  There  is  a 
national  bank,  a  flouring  mill,  a  fine 
church,  where  several  congregations  of 
various  denominations  worship, .  and  i^ 
weekly  newspaper,  the  MiasouUan,  pub- 
lished by  Chauncey  Barbour,  Esq.  It 
has  communication  with  adjacent  towns 
by  stage  routes,  one  leading  through  the 
Bitter  Root  Valley,  and  one  to  Helena 
and  Deer  Lodge  City.  It  will  also  soon 
have  connection  with  the  .Utah  North- 
em  Railway  by  stage  line,  as  there  is  one 
under  process  of  construction  to  the  ter« 
minus  of  that  road.  The  means  which 
contribute  to  the  development  of  a  min- 
ing and  agricultural  section  will  result 
in  its  steady  ^irowth. 


Bay  \.  m,  saloon 

Caplice,  Smith  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Dickinson  W  H  H,  stationery,  sewing 
machines  and  photographer 

Fredlive  John  A,  carpenter 

Gasper  Geo,  confectionery 

Hall  W  S,  barber  and  insurance  agt 

Hall  W  S  &  Co,  painters 

Hammond  Eddy,  gen  mdse 

Hays  John,  brewer  and  saloon 

Hemel  &  Deschamp,  blacksmiths 

Henault  &  Hall,  saloon 

Henke  Emil,  physician 

Higs^ins  C  P,  prest  Missonla  nat'l  bank 

Hoffmar.  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Keegan  &  Turcott,  brick  kiln 

Kennedy  W,  hotel 

Kennett  Fred,  cashier  Missoula  national 
bank 

Koon  Benj,  carpenter 

Lapalme  L  A,  physician 

Latimere  J  R,  sawmill 

Leiser  J  S,  tobacco  and  confectionery 

Lombard  C  W,  dentist 

Lyons  W  J,  saloon 

McNamara  Thos  J,  saloon 

Minesinger  &  Latimer,  lumber 

Missoula  Brewf.ry,  W  W  Fulkerson  pro- 
prietor 

Missoula  Meat  Market,  H  C  Meyers  & 
Co,  propra 

Missoula  National  Bank,  C  P  Higgins, 
prest 

"Missoula  Weekly,"  Chauncey  Barbour, 
propr 

Nichols  Mrs  A  B,  dressmaker 

Noore  Agnew,  carpenter 

Osborne  ft  Mahony,  livery 

Pegg  Mrs  A,  dressmaker 

Plummer  &  Andrews,  livery 

Rankin  John,  carpenter  and  sawmill 

Reinhard  Jacjb,  druggist 

Reiuhard  J  P,  hardware 


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Montana — Mountain  Home-Raderahurg. 


AbPHABETICALLT. 


Sperenbeig  Vt',  carpenter 

Stevens  W  J,  att'y  at  law 

Wallace  L,  tailor 

Welch  Dan  J,  gen  mdse 

Woody  Frank,  county  clerk  and  lawyer 

Woody  Frank,  att'y  at  law 

Worden  &  Co,  gen  mdae 

Mountain  Home, 

ALTURAS   COUNTY. 

Allen  Frank,  ass't  poatmaster 
CAMPB''iXL   JOHN  D,  agent  Rocky 

Bar  stuge  line  <and  postmaster 
Haynes  C  0,  agt  U  I  &  0  stage  line 


New  Chicago, 

DEEB    LODGE  COUNTY. 

Chaplain,  Smith  ii  Dingwall,   gen   mdse 
Dingwall  Duncan,  postmaster 
Featherman  J  A,  gen  mdse 
Ferguson  K  M,  blacksmith 
Ferguson  Wm  R,  hotel  < 

Wilkinson  C  W,  hotr.l 


Phillipsburg, 

DEER   LODGE   COUNTY, 

la  fifty-five  miles  from  Deer  Lodge  City> 
in  Deer  Lodge  county,  and  is  reached  by 
stage  running  from  the  county  seat.  It 
takes  rank  among  the  foremost  of  the 
liveliest  mining  camps  and  has  a  future 
that  may  be  considered  very  bright,  as 
the  mines  in  the  vicinity  are  paying  well 
and  show  no  signs  of  being  exhausted. 
The  town  site  was  laid  out  in  1866.  The 
sanitary  condition  of  the  place  is  excel- 
lent. 


Bowie  C  N,  druggist 

Caplice  &  Smith,  gen  mdse 

Coleman  W  T  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing 

and  notions 
Connelly  N,  hardware  and  groceries 
Hammond  Wm,  livery  stable 
Harris  Toney,  shoemaker 
Hines'  Public  Hall 
Incamp  Henry,  liquors  and  cigars 
Kaiser  House,  Herman  Kaiser  propr 
Kroger  C,  brewery 
Lamb  Henry,  barber 
Lang  Wm,  saloon 
McDonald  &  Bradshaw,  butchers 
McDonald  Wm,  blacksmith 
Mclntyre  A,  liquors 
MoLane  John  Q,  blacksmith 
Milot  — ,  saloon 
Robinson  ft  Bealer,  butchers 


Silver  Lake  House,  Murphy  ft  Jenkins 

proprs 
SmMONS  H,  postmaster 
Volmer  Frank,  shoemaker 
Weinstein    Wm,    dry  goods,   clothing 

and  groceries 


Piegan, 

CHOTEAU   COUNTY. 

Hill  A  C,  physician 
Power  John  W,  gen  mdse  •  , 
Rebhausen  G,  postmaster 
Warner  A  C,  gen  mdse 


Poney, 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Allen  Z  M,  hotel  and  blacksmith 
Cary  ft  O'Brien,  grocers 
ISDELL  N  J.  postmaster 
ISDELL  N  J  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
McAlees  Jas,  saloon 
Reed  W  R,  hotel 
Schmalhausen  H,  physician 


Puller  Springs, 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Collaway  James  E,  stock  raiser  and  at- 
torney atlaw 

Davie  A  B,  stock  raiser 

Donegan  .Jno  &  Bro,  stock  raisers 

Donegan  Thos,  notary  public 

Metzel  A,  stock  raiser 

Peterson  Fred,  stock  raiser 

PULLER  JAS  W,  postmaster  and 
hotel 

Sedman  &  Mc(Jregory,  stock  raisers 


Quartz  Creek, 

MISSOULA   COUNTY. 
McGrath  Patrick,  gen  mdse 


Bace  Track, 

DEER   LODGE  COUNTY. 
HOYT  P>  postmaster 


Radersburg, 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

County  seat  and  postoffice,  40  miles 
from  Helena,  having  a  population  of  400. 

Dougherty  J  E,  gen  mdse 


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ALPIIABmOALLT. 


Halleck  Charles,  saloon 

Hamper  Mrs  J  W,  saloon  and  brewery 

Hoafeldt  Charles,  meat  market 

Macumber  Archie^  hotel 

Norem  G  E,  blacksmith 

Parks  Mrs  M  A,  hotel 

Smith  F  M,  blacksmith 

Warner  D  G,  livery 

Wells  Frank,  een  mdse 

Weston  J  R,  drugs  tobacco  and  notions 


Red  Bluff, 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Bradlay  D  J,  butcher 

Foster  R  H,  blacksmith  •      '   ' 

Miner  J  L,  shoemaker 

Olds  Hurst  H,  quartz  mill 

FECK  C  H,  gen  mdse,  hotel  and  stock 

raiser 
Peel  M,  quartz  mill 
Rogers  John,  hotel 
SANOTJIN  S  J,  postmaster 


Salisbury, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 

Bivens  John,  saloon 
Clopter  J  C,  hotel 

GUMER,  SALISBURY  &  CO, 

La  Point  Geo,  blacksmith 
Nesbit  John,  hotel 
Page  J  M,  surveyor 

FUEDTJM  AMOS,  gen  mdse,  county 
sup't  schools  and  notary  publL 


Sheridan, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 

Bateman  R  P,  gen  mdse 

Brundage  H,  foundry  and  machine  shop 

Hamilton  &  McCraner,  gen  mdse 

Hindman  &  Jobb,  fiouriag  mills 

Phillips  Ira  L,  blacksmith 

Schultz  F,  hotel  and  liquors 

Scott  Alex,  liquors 


Silver  Bow, 

DEER   LODQE   COUNTY. 

Dean  Isaac,  groceries 

Nissler  C,  brewery 

Weibold  H  C,  groceries  and  dry  goods 


Silver  City, 

LEWIS  AND  CLARKE  COUNTY. 

A  postoffioe   16  miles    northwest  of 
Helena. 


Blackburn  k  Bundy,  gen  mdae 
Deloway  J,  hotel 
PuUhardt  Louis,  brewery 


Silver  Star, 

MADISON   COUNTY. 

Anderson  John,  postmaster 

Blackburn  &    Bumby,    gen    mdse  and 

liquors 
Delaney  &  Anderson,  gen  mdse 
Fullhart  &  Lewis,  brewery 


Springville, 

JEFFERSON   COUNTY. 

A  postofBce  14  miles  north  of  Raders- 
burg. 


Sterling, 


MADISON    COUNTY. 

Jackson  P  V,  sisaessor 
Peck  C  H,  grocer 


Stevensville, 

MISSOULA   COUNTY. 

A  postofficc  30  miles  south  of  Mis- 
soula. 


Bass  Bros,  beef  packers 

Bass,  Decker  &  Co,  flouring  mills 

Bell  Bros,  hotel 

Buck  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Chatfield  k  Bass,  liquors 

Eddy,  Hammond  k  Co,  gen  mdse 

Herman  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Landram  Jno,  wagonmaker 

McCormick  k  Griif,  flouring  millB 

Morris  James,  blacksmith 


Stillwater, 

GALLATIN    COUNTY. 

Binson  P,  gen  mdse 

Counteyman  H,  gen  mdse,  postmaster, 
hotel,  and  stage  station 

Maturin  .Samuel,  butcher 

Mithoif  H  A,  gen  mdse 

Pease  F  D,  gen  mdse 

Rostel  B,  hairdresser 

Russell  John,  coronor 

Russell  Wm,  restaurant 

Sheridan  Bros,  stoves,  tinware  and  hard- 
ware, agents  White's  sewing  machines 

Sheridan  T  P,  stoves  and  tiawara 

Smith  Thomas,  county  judge 


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Montcma — Stone  Staticmr-Virginia  City. 

ALPHABBTICALLT. 


Stanton  H  C,  postmaster,  and  dealer  in 

gen  mdse,  books  and  stationery 
Stevens  Joseph,  livery  stable 
Watson  J  F,  district  judge 
"  Western  Star"  (weekly),Flitt  &  Mosher 

publishers 
Williams  L  L,  county  clerk 
Willis  W  E,  register  U  S  land  office 
Woodruif  ,T,  drugs  and  varieties 
Woodward  W  G,  harness  and  saddlery 
Wright  &  Carlon,  livery  stable 
Wright  W  T,  county  treasurer 

Stone  Station, 

DEER   LODGE   COUNTY. 
Horton  B  R,  hotel 


Sun  River, 

LEWIS  AND.  CLARKE   COUNTY. 

Allen  W  G,  sailpqn 
(^hurchill  O  H,  'mock  raiser 
Qorson  S  M,  wagonmaker 
Devine  Jno,  saloon 
^ord  Robt  S,  stock  raiser 
ijealy  J  J  &  Co,  flouring  mill 
Maiux  &  Milat,  gen  mdse 
Perkins  Jas  L,  freighter 
S'argent  Jno,  hotel 
Steel  Geo,  gen  mdse 
Strong  Jas,  stock  raiser 
Vaughn  Robt,  stock  raiser 
Weigand  A,  shoemaker 


Sweet  Grass, 

GALLATIN     COUNTY. 

Bramble  W  R,  postmaster 
Brown  W  R,  stock  raiser 
Cardwell  Edward,  stock  raiser 
Cook  G  W,  stock  raiser 
Davis  J,  stock  raiser 
Flaharty  Wm,  stock  raiser 
Harrison  Albert,  stock  raiser  •  '■  " 
Labverson  O  F,  stock  raiser 
Puet  Wm,  stock  raiser  * 

Short  Felix,  stock  raiser 

Twin  Bridges, 

MADISON    COUNTY, 
Is  a  postoffice  north  of  Virginia  City  30 
miles. 


Bams  A,  carpenter 
Comfort  Jno,  blacksmith 
Connor  John,  photographer 
Davison  A  L,  physician 
Gillfoil  John,  liquors 


Haney  James,  contractor 

HOLDEN  J  it.  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Lewis  G  F,  gen  mdse 

Lott  M  H,  hotel 

Parker  A  M,  constable 

Rightenour  D,  carpenter 

Young  W  A  M,  attorney  at  law 


Unionville, 

LEWIS   AND   CLARKE   COUNTY, 

Is  a  postoffice  four  miles  southwest  of 

Helena. 

Beucler  F,  blacksmith 

Conner  Thos  O,  groceries 

CONSTATS  PHILIP,  postmaster  and 

groceries 
Guthrie  W  H,  butcher 
Hunt  E,  hotel 


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GROCERIES, 

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Vestel, 

DEAR  LODGE  COUNTY. 

Fisher  G,  saloon 
IngersoU  A  E,  gen  mdse 
Lindwell  F,  saloon 
Zembsch  L,  gen  mdse 


Virginia  City, 

MADISON    COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Madison  county, 
situated  at  the  mouth  of  a  creek  called 
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placer  and  quartz  diggings,  spread  like 
wildfire  throughout  the  whole  world, 
and  the  contagion  which  is  bred  of  money- 
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population  reached  10,000,  a  growth  that 
was  unprecedented  at  that  time  in  the 
hiatory  of  mining  camps.  The  excite- 
ment was  intense  during  the  period,  and 
of  course  chaos  ruled  with  a  lavish  hcvud. 
In  1866  it  booame  the  capital  of  the  Ter- 
ritory. It  boadts  the  finest  court  house 
in  the  Territory  and  possesses  excellent 
schools.  The  "  Weakly  Madisonian" 
is  the  only  paper  published  here.  The 
population  is  about  750.  The  support 
is  derived  principally  from  the  min- 
ing and  stock-raising  interest,  though 
that  of  farming  is  attracting  aomo  at- 
tention. The  altitude  of  the  town  is 
greater  than  that  of  any  other  place  in 
the  Territory,  it  being  6,778  feet  above 
the  level  of  the  sea.  It  is  in  a  very 
healthy  location  and  should  command 
favorable  notice  in  this  connection. 


Amstrong  W  P,  clothing  ^ 
Amstrong  F  K,  attorney  at  law 
Baker  T  T,  surveyor 
Bartlott  E  H,  blacksmith  and  machinist 
Blake  Henry  N,  associate  justice  supreme 

court. 
Blake  H  N,  district  judge 
Buford  S  R,  gen  mdse 
Butler  Mrs  N  F,  jewelry,  etc 
Cogswell  Mrs  M  &  Sister,  restaurant 
Clark  G  H,  furniture  and  undertaker 
Crockett  S  H,  saddlery  and  harness 
Callaway  J  E,  attorney  at  law 
Deimling  F  C,   postmaster  and  notary 

public 

Douglass  Wm,  varietjf  and  notions 
Denn  Joseph,  saloon 
EUing  Henry,  banker 
French  O  D,  grocer 
Galen  H  F,  stage  line 

Genzberger  .  Kohlberg,  clothing 
Glasbey  House,  Anthon  Freiler  prop'r 

Gohn  Geo  meat  market 

Greenhood,  Bohm  &  Co,  clothing 

Harrington  &  Baker,  boots  and  shoes 

Herndon  &  Donnelson,  furniture 

Herring  A  J,  cabinet  maker 

Hinchman ,  druggist 

Howell  S  H,  agent  Overland  Stage  Co 

Kohls  J,  wagon-maker 

Knight  A  B,  surveyor 

Ketchum  W  S,  saddlery  and  harness 

Largey  P  A,  hardware 

"Madisonian,"  weekly  paper,  by  Thos 
Deyarmon 

Morris  J  W,  grocer  and  liquors 

Morris  \V  W,  druggist 

Morritz  G,  barber 

Meyer  Herman,  groceries,  etc 

Muffly  Theo,  attorney  at  law  and  clerk 
Ist  district 

Mill  Creek  Mills,  Sargent  Hall  prop'r 


Metzel  Alex,  stock  dealer 

Nelson  J  P,  soap  works 

O'Donnell  H,  Siuoon 

Patton  &  Lambrecht,  grocers  and  hardr 

ware 
Pfouts  W  G,  groceries 
PHel  J  H,  wagonmakor 
Pease  H  A.  jeweler 
Rodgers  &  McGarry,  saloon 
Raymond  Bros,  grocers  and  breeders  of 

blooded  stock 
Raymond,  Harrington  &  Co,  bankers 
Raymond  M  H,  physician  and  8urge'>n 
Roaenstein  H  D,  tailor 
Rosenstein  Sol,  druggist 
Smith  I  C,  physician 
Spratt  James  G,  attorney  at  law 
Spencer  J  A,  groceries  and  grain 
Strasbsrger  I,  dry  goods 
Scanland  J  H,  livery  stable 

Schmaulhousen ,  physician 

St  Mary's  Hospital 

Saniord  Mrs,  dry  goods  and  millinery 

Thesdon  Geo.  blacksmith 

Tilton  A;  Barber,  grocers  and  stationery 

Turner  C  W,  attorney 

Talbf>tt  Dr  A,  dentist 

Trask  C  0  &  Son,  sawmill 

Vetter  John  G,  boots  and  shoos 

Werken  Henry,  Uvery  stable 

Wimmer  J,  saloon 

Waimington  H,  dry  goods 

White  William,  meat  market 

Warfield  C  P  tinsmith 

Ward  Saml,  attorney  at  law 

Yoger  E  T,  physician 


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DESR   LODQE   COUNTY, 

Is  supported  by  the  "  Alice  "  and  adja- 
cent mines  and  mills ;  population  about 
500  and  rapidiy  increasing;  is  IJ  miles 
from  Butte  City,  and  is  a  bustling,  busy 
place. 

Butcher  &  Archbold,  hotal 
Cadigan  &  Larkin,  saloon 
DriscoU  Dennis,  grocer 
FoUigan  &  Gwin,  market 
Hughes  &  Nuuan,  saloon 
Long  J  V  &  fo,  grocers 
Noonan  M,  Haloon 
RTJATI  WM,  postmaster 
Stack  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 


Warm  Springs, 

DEER  LODQE  COUNTY. 

Girard  E,  gen  mdse 
Stees  Thos,  hotel 
Stephens  F,  stock  raiser 


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ALPIIABSnCALLT. 


Washington  Oulch, 

DEER    LODGE    COUNTY, 
HUBBAY  THOS  F,  postmaster 


Watson, 

BEAVER   HEAD  COUNTY, 

Is  what  is  called  a  "Home  "  Station  by 
the  Stagd  Company,  at  a  junction  of  the 
stage  roads  from  Hplena  and  Deer  Lodge 
to  the  terminus  of  the  U.  &  N.  R.  B. . 
which  is  now  seventy-five  miles  south 
of  this  place,  in  Idaho,  where  it  has 
stopped  for  the  winter.  The  track  is 
laid  this  side  of  the  terminus,  and  the 
road  is  graded  to  a  point  twelve  miles 
north  of  the  line  between  Montana  and 
Idaho. 


Barrett  T  M,  gen  mdse 

ESTES  SIM>  gen  mdse,  agent  Pacific 

Express  Co,  postmaster  and  hotel 
Gilmore,  Salisbury  &  Co,  proprs  stageline 
McOwen  J  0,  clerk  with  Sim  Estes 
Parker  Wm,  saloon 


Whitehall, 


JEFFERSON   COUNTY. 
Brooks  E  G,  hotel 


White  Sulphur 
Springs, 

MEAGHER  COUNTY. 

HIGGINS  JONAS,  postmaster  and  gro- 
ceries 


Wickes, 


Babson  G  J,  meat  market 

DEAN  E  B,  postmaster 

Dean  &  Street,  hotel 

The  Alta,  Montana  Co,  Smelting  and 

Milling  Co 
Wickes  &  Babson,  gen  mdse 


Young's  Point, 

CUSTER   COUNTY. 

De  Mars  Charles,  stock  raiser 
Herrington  Andrew,  stock  raiser 
Miller  Wm  M,  stock  raiser 
Whitsitt  W  P,  stock  raiser 
YOUNO  ALONZO  J  hotel  and  post- 
master 


Treka, 


DEER  LODGE  COUNTY. 
Morse  &  Brogan,  gen  mdse 


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AGENTS. 

(See  Insurance  Agents,  Railroad  Agents, 
Beal  Estate  Agents,  and  Telegraph 
Agents.) 

AGRICULT'V        'WPLE- 
MENTS. 

(See  also  Hardware.) 

KIREPATBICK  BROS,  Ed^erton 

Ashbey  S  C,  (wagons),  Helena 

Power  T  C  &  Co,  (wagons),  " 
Vawter  C  L, 

APOTHECARIES. 

(See  Druggists.)        _     ,■  . 

ARTISTS. 

(See  Photographers.) 

ASSAYERS. 

Bennett  T  A,  Butte  City 

David  &  Bennett,  " 

Mayer  Max  E,  " 

Pack  J  A,  " 

HILL  H  M,  Clancy 

Harrison  R  B,  Helena 

Molister  S  F,  " 

Rumley  Chas,  " 

Steadman  Jno,  " 
U  S  Assay  Office, 

Jackson  P  V,  Sterling 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

(See  also  County  Officers,) 

Turner  C  VV, 
Armstrong  F  K, 
Edwards  T  R, 


Richard  J 
Robinson  J  C, 
Sharp  &  JMapton, 
Collins  T  E, 
Donnelly  J  J, 
Potter  Jno, 
Bullard  Massena, 
Chumasero  &  Chadwick, 
Comly  H  R, 
Hedges  ST, 
Johnson  J  A, 
Lowry  T  J, 
Porter  I  B, 
Sanders  &  CuUen, 
Shober  Jno  H, 
TooleEW&JK, 
Williams  J  J, 
Wooli'o'.k  A  M, 
Keogh  A  J, 
Stevens  W  J, 
Woody  Frank  H, 
Callaway  Jas  £, 
Young  W  AM, 
Armstrong  F  K, 
Callaway  J  E, 
Muffley  Theo, 
Spratt  Jas  G, 
Turner  C  W, 
Ward  Samuel, 


AUCTIONEERS. 


Deer  Lodge  City 


Diamond  City 
Ft  Benton 
Hamiton  ■ 
Helena 


Huntley 
Missoula 

Puller  Springs 
Twin  Bridges 
Virginia  City 


Bannack  City 
Bozeman 


Vivion  &  Pierce,      , 
De  Wolf  Steven, 
Forbes  John  F, 
McBride  F  T, 
Spratt  &  Stapleton, 
Thornton  J  C  C, 
Kanouse  J  A, 
Knowles  Hiram, 
Napton  T  L, 


Butte  City 


Deer  Lodge  City 


Mayer  Henry, 
Marshal  L  T, 
Curtis  &  Booker, 


Butte  City 

Ft  Benton 

Helena 


BAKERIES. 


Lockey  R, 
Bogk  Gustavus, 
Boisvert  R, 
Hugil  Sol, 
Gamble  &  Lee, 
Lockey  R, 
Reinig  M, 


Bozeman 

Butte  City 

Deer  Lodge  City 

Ft  Benton 
Helena 


BANKS  AND  BANKERS.  ^ 

Roe  I  &  Bro,  Bannack  City 

Story  &  Willson,  Bozeman 

Clark  W  A,  Butte  City 

Donnell,  Clark  k  Larabie,  " 

Hauser  S  T  &  Co,  •« 

Baker  J  G  jr,  Co,  Deer  Lodge  City 


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Clark  W  A,  Deer  Lodge  City 

Donnell,  Clark  &  Larabie,  " 

First  National  Bank,    W  A  Clarke 

pres,  *' 

Firat  National  Bank,   S  T  Hauser 

pres,  Helena 

Hauser  ST,  " 

Herahfield  L  H  &  Bro, 
Missoula  National  Bank,  C  P  Hig- 

ffins  pres,  Missoula 

Elling  Henry,  Virginia  City 

Eaymond,  Harrington  &  Co,  *' 

BARBERS. 

(See  Hairdressers.) 

BATHS. 

(See  Hairdressers  and  Baths.) 

BLACKSMITHS. 

(See    also     Blacksmiths    and    Wagon- 
makers,  also  Horseshoers. ) 


Sauerbier  C  F, 
Winkley  k  Stockman, 
Bryan  Wm 
Watson  Thoa, 
Weir  0, 

Wengis  Wm,  ' 

Davis  Theo, 
Concannon  J, 
Cook  S  W, 
Harper  Francis, 
Mulvany  B  T  &  Co, 
Black  Jno  E, 
McMillen  &  King, 
Mulville  Sam, 
Hoover  D, 
Nutten  B  F, 

SQUIRES  0  W, 
WONDEILICH  CHAS, 

Mattie  L, 
Duf  resne  L, 
Lavalle  T  B, 
Mee  I  &  B, 
Allen  &  Crimmens, 
Weller  T  J  &  Co, 
Baker  Wm, 
Wane  0  W, 
Becker  Conrad, 
Blakeman  H, 
McPartand  P, 
Smith  James, 
^Ensch  Mat, 
Murphy  &  Payett, 
Hemel  &;  Deschamp, 
Hoffman  Jacob, 
Ferguson  R  M, 
McDonald  Wm, 
McLane  Jno  G, 
Allen  Z  M, 


Adobetown 

Albion 

Argenta 

Bannack  City 

Bedford 

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Blackfoot  City 

Boulder  Valley 

Bozeman 


Butte  City 


Centreville 

Chico 

Corvallis 

Divide 

French  Gulch 

Frenchtown 

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Ft  Benton 

Ft  Custer 

Glendalc 

Hamilton 

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Jefferson  City 

Junction  City 

Laurin 

Lincoln 

Miles  City 

Missoula 

New  Chicago 
Phillipsburg 

Poney 


Norem  G  E, 
Smith  F  M, 
LaPoint  Geo, 
Fester  R  H, 
Phillips  Ira  L, 
Herman  Jacob, 
Morris  James, 
Comfort  Jno, 
Beuclcr  F, 
Bartlett  E  H, 
Thesdon  Geo, 


Radersburg 

Salisbury 

Red  Bluff 

Sheridan 

Stevensville 
<< 

Twin  Bridges 

Unionville 

Virginia  City 


BLACKSMITHS    &   WAGON- 
MAKERS. 

(See    also    Blacksmiths;    also    Wagon- 
makers.) 

Deer  Lodge  City 


Tetrault  Frank, 

Zosol  Bro3, 

Adams  Jno, 

Anderson  Bros, 

Butler  Victor, 

Ecklund  &  Bissonette, 

Edwards  &  Filkington, 

Goodrich  A, 

Hoyt  Z, 

Jeffries  CM, 

McPhailA, 

Pateneaude  A, 

Paynter,  Brown  &  Weisenhoro, 


Helena 


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Campbell  A  J, 
Reece  &  McMillion, 
La  Point  Geo, 


Huntley 
Miles  City 
Salisbury 


BOARDING  HOUSES. 

(See  also  Hotels.) 

Miller  R  C,  .  Burnt  Pine 

Wissel  J  (lodging),  Butte  City 

Milli  Reynolds,  '  Ft  Benton 

BOOKS   AND   STATIONERY. 


Taylor  J  H, 
MABES  L  &  SON, 

Crane  G  W, 

Auerbach,  Wells  &  Co, 

O'Donnell  Terence, 

Paichen  H  M, 

Rosen crans  &  Klaue  &  Co, 

Ward  Jno  T, 

Basinski  — , 

Dickinson  W  H  H, 

Tilton  &  Barber, 


Bozeman 

Butte  City 

Ft  Benton 

Helena 


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Missoula 

Virginia  City 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(See  also  Bootmakers;  also  General  Mer- 
chandise; also  Clothing.) 

Sanford  J  C,  Boztmsn 

Willson  &  Lewis,  " 


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Lansing  Peter, 
Hiimilton  J  L, 
Albrecht  Chas, 
Bessett  J,  , 

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Gamer  Fred, 
Millen  Nick, 
8chultz  HA, 
Deafline  0, 
Harrington  ft  Baker, 
Vetter  Jno  G, 


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Deer  Lodge  City 

Glendale 

Helena 


Jefferson  City 
Virginia 


BOOT  MAKERS. 

(See  alao  Boots  and  Shoes.) 


Hamilton  Wm, 

EckerG, 

Bryson  Pat, 

Joyce  Wm,  ' 

Scott  Benj, 

Bishop  Chas, 

Harris  Toney, 

Volner  Frank, 

Miner  J  L,  (shoemaker), 

Weigand  A, 


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Diamond  City 

Divide 

Fort  Benton 

Glendale 

Miles  City 

PhillipsUurg 


Red  Bluff 
Sun  River 


BREWERIES. 


Harby  Jas, 
Speith  &  Keruge, 
Nissler  Chris, 
Contancin  St  Fish, 
Fenner  &  Van  Grundy 
Ramspeck  H, 
Binzel  B, 
Foller  August, 
Holter  A  M  &  Bro, 
Horsky  &  Kenck, 
Kessler  Nick, 
FulkersonWW, 
Hays  Jno, 
Kroger  0, 
Hamper  Mrs  J  W, 
Nissler  C, 
t'ullhardt  Louis, 
Lewis  &  Fulhart, 


Bannack  City 

Bozemau 

Butte  City 

Deer  Lodge  City 

Diamond  City 
Helena 


Missoula 
<< 

Phillipsburg 
Radersburg 
Silver  Bow 
Silver  City 
Silver  Star 


CABINET   MAKERS. 

Herring  A  J,  Virginia  City 

CARPENTERS. 

(See  contractors  and  Builders.) 


CARPETS 


Boyce  J  R,  Jr, 
Curtis  &6ooker 
Raleigh  &  Clarkes, 
Sands  Bros. 


Helena 


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(See  Wagon  and  Carriage  Makers;  also 
Blacksmiths  and  Wagon  Makers.) 


CIGARS  AND 

Brown  &  Frank, 
Coleman  W  &  Co, 
MABKS  L  &  SON, 

Morris  Bros, 
Stanchfield  L  E  &  Co, 
Warfield  Carlos, 
Woodward  &,  Savage, 
Crane  G  W, 
Smith  &  Castner, 
Auerbach,  Wells  &  Co, 
Berkeniield  A, 
Cannon  C  W, 
Davis  &  Wallace, 
Denn  Jno, 
Kleiuschmidt  &  Bro, 
Lehman  Chas, 
Lowenberg  Emil, 
Morris  Bros, 
Murphy,  Neel  &  Co, 
Prenitt  W  G  &  Co, 
Ro8encrans&  Klaue, 
Silverman  M, 
Switzer  J, 
Tehman  Fred, 
Vawter  C  L, 
Ward  Jno  T, 
Watson  Jno  R, 
Webster  N  H, 
Leiser  J  S, 
Weston  J  R, 
Delany  &  Anderson, 


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(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 


Willson  &  Lewis, 
Barnett  H, 
Bonner  E  L  &  Co, 
Copinus  W, 
Jacob  Henry  &  Co, 
Mendelsohn  D  &  Son, 
Blum  Chas, 
Bonner  E  L  &  Co, 
Brown  M, 
Feldberg  Jacob, 
Gans  &  Klein, 
Greenwood,  Bohm  &  Co, 
Loeb  Bros, 
Coleman  W  T, 
Armstrong  W  P, 
Genzberger  &  Kohlberg, 
Greenhood,  Bohm  &  Co, 


COAL. 

(See  Wood  and  Goal.) 


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Butte  City 
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Virginia  City 
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COMMISSION   MERCHANTS. 


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Butte  City 


CONFECTIONERS. 


Dyer  Jas, 
Birkenfield  A, 
Morris  Bros, 
Beinig  Chas, 
Webster  N  H, 
Gasper  Geo, 
Leiser  J  S, 


Butte  City 

Helena 
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Missoula 


CONSTABLES. 


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Forbis  Wm, 
Reins  J  P, 
Parker  A  M, 


Bozeman 
Butte  City 


Twin  Bridges 

CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD 
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Holden  Wm, 

Mackie  Jno, 

Selin  Jno  A,  (masonry), 

Arthur  J  K, 

Bacon  J  H,  (carpenter), 

Ledheater  &  Sanoorn, 


Bedford 

Bozeman 

Butte  City 
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Hamilton 


Helena 


Davis  H  G,  (carpenter  &  builder),  Chico 

Andrews  Jacob, 

Black  Jos, 

Cole  J  E, 

Curry  E  T, 

Daly  Hugh, 

Flick  Jos, 

Garwood  A, 

Gilbert  J, 

Harvey  Robt, 

Howe  Reuben, 

Major  J  0, 

Sanderson  Isaac, 

SenieurG, 

Senieur  Wm, 

Simonton  W  Y, 

Sonnefield  &  Gebauer, 

Fredlive  Jno  A, 

Koon  Benj,  (carpenter), 

Noore  Agnew, 

Rankin  John,  j 

Sperenberg  W, 

Bamea  A, 

Haney  Jaa, 

Rightenour  D,  *  " 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

BEAVER  HEAD  C0ITNT7. 

Sears  A  F,  probate  judge,  Bannack  City 
Murray  Jas  P,  sheriff,  " 

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Shepherd  C  M,  sup't  of  acbooli, 
Wright  Wm  R,  county  coroner 

CHOTEATJ  COTTNTT. 

Healey  J  J,  sheriff.  Fort  Benton 

CUSTER  COUNTY. 

McBride  John,  probate  judge.  Miles  City 
Bnllard  Wm  H,  sheriff, 
WIH^ON  T  B,  clerk  and  recorder,  " 
Flanagan  A  P,  assessor,  " 

Guy  J  C,  county  commissioner,  " 

McMillan  C  F,  co".->ty  commissioner  " 
VanUasken  Wm,  couuty  commis- 
sioner, " 
Savage  C  W,  sup't  schools  and  cor- 
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DEER  LODQE  COUNTT. 

Emerson  0,  probate  judge. 

Deer  Lodge  City 
McAndrews  Jaa  S,  sheriff,  " 

DICEET  J  E,  county  clerk  and 

recorder,  " 

Irvin  G  W,  clerk  dist  court,  *' 

May  hew  Alex  E,  <i:<t  att'y,  " 

Coleman  Lewis,  <       ity  treas,  " 

McFarland  D  L,  county  surveyor,  " 
Hardenbrook  C  K,  county  sup't  of 

schools,  " 

Gleason  F  E,  public  administrator,    " 

OALLATIN  COUNTY. 

McPherson  A  D,   probate  judge, 

Bozeman 
McKinzie  W  S,  county  sheriff  and 

assessor,    " 

LANQHORNE  S  W,  county  clerk 

and  recorder,  " 

Malin  A  J,  clerk  district  court, 
Vivion  R  P,  district  attorney, 
McCaman  J  D,  county  treasurer  and 

sup't  of  schools,  " 

LEWIS  AND  CLARKE  COUNTT. 

Blake  H  N,  dist  judge,       Virginia  City 
Hedges  S  T,  probate  judge,  Helena 

Jefferies  Chas  M,  sheriff,  " 

TOTTEN  OSCAR  B,  county  clerk 

and  recorder,  " 

Woolman  Jos  P,  county  auditor,  " 
Johnston  J  A,  dist  att  y,  " 

Roberts  W  H,  treas,  " 

Gorham  Thos  S,  assessor,  " 

Marsh  Benj  F,  county  surveyor,  " 
Reeves  Geo  T,  sup't  of  schools,  " 
Steele  W  L,  county  coroner,  " 

MISSOULA  COUNTT. 

Woody  Frank  H,  county  derk,  Missoula 


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DENTISTS. 


Helena 


Bishop  C  L, 
Spenoer  Dr  M  H, 
Gleason  F  E, 
Blake  J  M, 
Frary  L  M, 
Kelley  C  S, 
Lombard  0  W, 
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Virginia  City 


DRESSMAKERS. 


Morgan  &  Warfield, 
Dingley  Mrs  M  A, 
Doe  Mattie  A, 
Newell  Mrs  £  L, 
Bickers  Mrs  G  B, 
Rogan  Mrs  M  C, 
Qrafs  Mrs  Annie, 
Clark  Mrs  G, 
Glendennln  Mrs  S  E, 
Harvey  Mrs  K  S, 
Herrick  Mrs  S  B, 
Johnson  Mrs  E  J, 
O'Connell  Miss  M, 
Nichols  Mrs  A  B, 
Pegg  Mrs  A, 


Bozeman 
Butte  City 


Fort  Benton 
Helena 


Missoula 
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DRUGGISTS. 

Dunlap  Mrs  Kate  C,  Bannack  City 

Lewis  D  A  &  Bro,  Albion 

Laghorne  8  W,  Bozeman 
Osborn  S  H, 

Hale  Geo  T,  Butte  City 

Parchen  ft  D'Archeul,  " 

Trisberger  ft  Boardman,  " 

SHAMXEY  &  CO,  Deer  Lodge  City 


Flanagan  M  A, 
Hunter  W  E, 
Parchen  ft  Couchenonr, 
Hale  R  S  ft  Co, 
Parchen  H  M  ft  Co, 
Weir  ft  Pape, 
Hofiinan  ft  Senish, 
Lebihu  C  B, 
Reinhard  Jacob, 
Bowie  C  N, 
Weston  J  R, 
Hiaohman  — , 
Morris  W  W, 
Rosenstein  Sol, 


Ft  Benton 
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Glendale 
Helena 


Miles  City 
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Missoula 

Phillipsburg 

Radersburg 

Virginia  City 


DRY  GOODS. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 


Harnett  H, 
Boyce  J  R  Jr, 
Sands  Bros, 


Butte  City 
Helena 


Raleigh  ft  Clarkes, 
Coleman  W  T  ft  Co, 
Weibold  H  C, 
Sanford  Mrs, 
Strasberger  I, 
Warmington  H, 


Helena 

Phillipsburg 

Silver  Bow 

Virginia  City 


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DRY  GOODS  AND  CLOTHING. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods;  also  General  Mer- 
chandise.) 


Mendelsohn  D  ft  Son, 
Blum  Chas, 
Bonner  E  L  ft  Co, 
Weiustein  Wm, 


Butte  City 
Deer  Lodge  City 


Phillipsburg 

ENGINEERS. 

Kellogg  G  A,  (civil).      Deer  Lodge  City 

EXPRESSES. 

(See  also  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co.) 


Mosher  Geo  (ex  agt), 
Marks  L  (W  F  ex  agt), 


Butte  City 
Diamond  City 


WALTERS  GEO  J  (express  agt). 

Junction  City 
Mantle  Lee  (ex  agt).  Miles  City 

ESTES  SIM  (agent  Pacific  Express), 

Watson 

FANCY  GOODS. 

(See  also  Varieties.) 

Taylor  J  H,  Bozeman 

MABES  L  &  SON,  Butte  City 

Coleman  Wm  ft  Co,        Deer  Lodge  City 

FEED  STABLES. 

(See  also  Livery.) 


Austin  B, 
Baker  Wm, 
Thompson  N, 
Brown  ft  Davis, 


Bedford 
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FLORISTS. 

(See  Nurserymen  and  Seedsmen.) 

FLOUR  MILLS. 


Bums  Jno, 

JOHNSTON  G, 

McAdow  P  W  ft  Bro, 
Thomas  Geo  D  ft  L  A, 
Denvers  T  T, 
Frenchtown  Farmer  Co, 
Hindman  ft  Jobb, 
Bass,  Decker  ft  Co, 
McCormick  ft  Griff, 
Healy  J  J  ft  Co, 
Hall  Sargent, 


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Frenchtown 
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Sheridan 

Stevensville 
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Sun  River 
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Power  T  C  A  Bro, 
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Fort  Benton 
Sun  Kivcr 


Butte  City 


Clancy 
Helena 


FOUNDRIES. 

Allen  J  F, 
Davis  A  J, 
Newell  J  P  (millwright), 

HILL  H  M. 

Davis  ATiitem, 

Hteadman  Jno  (machinist), 

Brundage  H  (machine  shop),      Sheridan 

FURNISHING  GOODS. 

(See  also  Clothing.) 
Sands  Bros,  Butte  City 

FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 


Kay  James, 

Bowes  J  M,  N 

Pettit  B, 

Singer  J  0, 

JMen  M, 

Chambers  M  D, 

Curtis  &  Booker, 

Herman  Geo, 

Sanford  J  R, 

Clark  G  H, 

Hemdon  &  Donnelson, 


Bozemnn 
Butte  City 


Deer  Lodge  City 

Glendale 

Helena 


Virginia  City 
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FURRIERS. 


Helena 


Howe  D  B, 
Kovitz  C  L, 
Schuch  Carl, 

GASFTTERS  &  PLUMBERS. 

(See  Plumbers  and  gasfitters, ) 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

(A  general  assortment  of  Dry  Goods, 
Clothing,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, etc.  Those  keeping  one  kind  of 
goods  only,  will  be  found  under  their 
respective  headings.) 


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Adobetown 

Cline  &  Leison, 

Albion 

Darling  A  M, 

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Beartown 

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Birdseye  C,  Blockfoot  City 

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Quigley  J  R, 

Kluinschmidt  ft  Bro, 

Lanimu  A  &  Co, 

May  U  F, 

Strasburg  &  Sperlinger, 

DriflcoU  &  Taaffe, 

Durell  B  M  &  Co, 

THOMAS,  ARMSTBONG  &  CO, 

Welsh  D  J  &  Co, 
Caplice  Jno  &  Co, 
Cohen  Alex, 
Cohen  D  Sr, 
Foster  Lee  W  &  Co, 
Mnrchoaseau  &  Val?ton, 
Thomas  J  D, 
Gad(li3  Wm, 
Tierney  &  Scott, 

LEON  JAMES. 

Leon  &  Perry, 
Cockrill  V  A, 
ATLSWORTH  JIH. 
HILL  H  M, 

McWhirk  Wm, 

Courier  David, 

Harr  Jno, 

Gaffney  W  B, 

Haase  Wm, 

Marks  L, 

EIRKPATRICK  BROS.        Edgerton 

BRTTPFEY  GEO  A,  Fish  Creek 

Caplice,  Smith  &  Co,  Forest  City 

Broadwater,  Hubbell  &  Co, 

Fort  Assinaboino 
Kleinschmidt  &  Bro,  Fort  Benton 

Mnrphy,  Neel  &  Co,  " 

Wetzil  W  S  &  Co, 

Bomp  &  Co,  Fort  Custer 

Broadwater,  Hubbell  &  Co,  Fort  Keogh 


Bozeman 
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Butto  City 


Camp  Baker 

Canton 

Canyon  Ferry 
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Central  Park 

Chico 

Clancy 

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Coulaon 
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Diamond  City 


GADBIS  WM, 
MoENIGHT  J 

Demers  T  T, 

Campbell  G  li, 

Kinney  H  J, 

Maddox  A.  Martin, 

Perkins  C-  W, 

Pond  &  Uriin, 

Thomas  &  Armstrong, 

Wells  Jno, 

Potter  Jno, 

Frith  &  Coad, 

Haskins  &  McGirl 

Dildine  Henry, 

Sanders  J  G, 

KieserH, 

McCormick  P, 

Culp  D  W, 

McClure  Jno, 

Broadwater,  Hubbell  &  Co. 

Ellis  J, 

Savage  &  Ninninger, 


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Warden  ft  Co, 
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Featheiman  J  A, 
Caplice  ft  Smith, 
Power  lino  W, 
Warner  A  C, 
Ig<lell  N  J  ft  Co, 
Mc(Jrath  Patrick, 
Dougherty  J  E, 
WclTs  Frank, 

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Hamilton  ft  McCramer, 
Blackbuni  ft  Bundy, 
Blackman  ft  Bumlin, 
Delany  ft  Anderson, 
Buck  BroB, 

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Pease  F  D, 
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Driscoll  D, 
Girard  E, 
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Barrett  T  M, 

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Wickes  ft  Babson, 
Morse  ft  Brogan, 


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New  Chicago 


Phillipsburg 
Piegan 

Poney 

Quartz  Crcok 

Radersbnrg 
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Red  Bluft 

Salisbury 

Sheridan 
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Silver  City 

Silver  Star 
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Stevensville 
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Stillwater 


Sun  River 
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Twin  Bridges 
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Virginia  City 

^Valke^ville 

Warm  Springs 

Washington  Gulch 

Watson 
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White  Sulphur  Springs 

Wickes 

Yreka 


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GROCERS. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 

Morris  John  W,  Adobetown 

Lockey  R,  Bozeman 

Rich  Chas  V, 

Mannina;  ft  Lewis,  Butte  City 

Kleiuschmidt  Bro,  (wholesale). 

Deer  Lodge  City 
Murphy  Higgins  ft  Co,  (wholesale), 

Maturin  Samuel,  (grocer),  French  Gulch 
Cannon  C  W,  Helena 

Davis  ft  Wallace,  '' 

Denn  Jno,  " 

Jur^ens  ft  Price,  " 

Klemschmidib  ft  Bro,  (wholesale)        " 
Lehman  Chas,  " 

Lehman  Fred,  " 

Lockey  R,  " 


Murphy,  Neel  ft  Co, 

Rciiiig  M, 

Tietjon  J  D, 

Vawter  C  L, 

Watson  Jno  R, 

Largey  P  A, 

Diluina  Henry, 

Klcinschmidt  T  H  ft  Bro, 

Sanders  J  G, 

Graham  J  J, 

Connolly  N,  • 

Wcinstein  Wm, 

Gary  ft  O'Brien 

Dean  Isaac, 

WeiboldHC. 

Peck  C  H, 

Connor  Thos  0, 

CONSTANS  PHILIP, 

French.  O  D. 

Meyer  Herman, 

Morris  J  W, 

Potton  ft  Lambrecht, 

Pfduts  W  G, 

Raymond  Bros, 

Spencer  J  A, 

Tilton  ft  Barber, 

Driscoll  Deunis, 

Long  J  V  ft  Co, 

HIOOINS  JONAS,  groceries. 

White  Sulphur  Springs 

GUNS,  PISTOLS,   AND  AM- 
MUNITION, 

Bozeman 


Iron  Rod 
Jefferson  City 


Miles  City 

Phillipsburg 
II 

Poney 

Silver  Bow 
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Sterling 

Unionville 
II 

Virginia  City 


Walkerville 


Cooper  Walter, 
Story  ft  Goewey 
Richard  J, 
Birkentield  A, 
Lowenberg  Emil, 
Morris  Bros, 
Oldham  G  H  ft  Son, 
Savage  ft  Hinninger, 


Deer  Lodge  City 

Helena 
II 


Miles  City 


HAIRDRESSERS  AND  BATHS 


(See  also  Hairdressers.) 


Frick  Edward, 
Lewis  S  W, 
Anderson  Fred  C, 
Parks  W  S, 
Simpson  Dennis, 
Foster  Wm, 
F'-ank  E, 
.  "osaer  Mrs  H  A, 
Sullivan  ft  Burner, 
Welcom  Theo, 
Worick  Sol, 
Tice  Thos  D, 
Hehli  Chris, 
Hall  VV  S, 
Lamb  Henry, 
Morritz  G, 


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(See  aim  Stoves  and  Tinware.) 


Clark  &  Biley, 
Dart  Geo  W, 
Nichols  G  R, 
Warfield  T  B, 
Dellinger  D  N, 
Dellinger  &  Hyde, 
Kinna  &  Jack, 
Kennon  &  Zenor, 
O'NeilJohn, 
Evans  J^mea, 
Clark  C   irad  &  Curtia, 
Holter  A  M  &  Bro, 
Burleigh  W  A, 
Beinhard  Jas  P, 
Connelly  N, 
Largey  P  A, 
Patton  &  Lambrecht, 


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Bannack  City 

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Helena 

Miles  City 

Missoula 

Phillipsburg 

Virginia  City 


Bozeman 


HARNESSMAKERS   AND 
SADDLERS. 

(See  also  Harness  and  Saddles.) 


Eugelfried  &  Esler, 
Jackey  Chris, 
Miller  W  B, 
Premont  F, 
Wilber  A  E, 
Beckman  August, 
Rosencrans  L  H, 
Fisher  &  Kramer, 
Davidson  A  J, 
Markham  Chas, 
Crockett  S  H, 
Ketchum  W  S, 


Bozeman 

Butte  City 

Deer  Lodge  City 
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Glendale 

Helena 
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HIDES.    PELTS,  AND 
LOW. 

(See  also  Wool  and  Hides — Com- 
mission. ) 

Davidson  A  J,  Helena 

Howe  D  B, 

Kovitz  C  L, 

Markham  Chas,  " 

Schuch  Carl, 


HOTELS. 


Case  A  B, 
Steger  &  Rusaell, 
Austin  B, 
Baker  Wm, 
Thompson  N, 
Wilcox  Mrs, 
Langd^  u  Jno, 
Sullivan  Neil, 
Warner  Geo, 
Schwartz  Geo, 
COOK  HIRAM, 


Albion 

Bfuinach;  City 

Bedford 


Belmont 
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Blackfoot  City 
Boulder  Valley 


Butte  aty 


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Skehau' Philip, 

Wakefield  Geo  W, 

Aylesworth  &,  McFari:.iid, 

Baker,  Smith  &  Co, 

Beal  G  W, 

Culehan  J  E, 

Ehrick  Chas, 

French  Milo, 

Ward  ij'isters, 

WillardHA, 

Moss  Mrs  J  A, 

LEON  JAMES 

Barren  D  S, 

Lyon  Fred  A,  , 

Alderson  J  J, 
Aylsworth  &  McFarland, 

Deer  Lodge  City 
Roulean  Chas,  " 

Scott  Saml, 
Brasaey  Ed, 
Bow  Wm, 
Forest  Wm, 
Wunderlich  L, 
Husberger&  Malkin, 
Mills  R  R, 


Cable  City 
Canyon  Ferry 

Clancy 
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Coulson 


Diamond  City 
Divide 


Fort  Benton 


Frenchtown 
Glendale 


Helena 


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Demery  T  T, 
Burnett  Jno  G, 
Canovan  Jno, 
Beaoli  D  W, 
Cunningham  Frank, 
Curry  Albert  B, 
Earnest  Geo, 
Harding  J  B, 
Kenck  E, 
McLean  W, 
Payne  C  I, 
Rinda  &  Sklower, 
Schnab  &  Zimmerman, 
Smith  Mrs  B  J, 
VolkayMrs  AD, 
Emerson  Austin, 
McLeod  W  H, 
Thompson  M  B, 
McCormick  P, 
Reed  Bros, 

LEVENGOOD  PETEE,  (hotel) 

Levengood 
Kennedy  W,  Missoula 

Ferguson  Wm  R,  New  Chicago 

Wilkinson  C  W.  " 

Kaiser  PTouse,  (Herman  Kaiser  prop), 

Phillipsburg 
Silver  Lake  House,  (Murphy  Sl  Jen- 
kins props),  " 
Alien  Z  M, 
Reed  \V  R, 

PULLER  JAS  W, 

Mucum1)er  Archie, 
Parks  Mrs  M  A, 

PECK  C  H, 

Rogers  John,  (hotel) 
Closter  J  C, 
Netibit  Jao, 


Jefferson  City 


Junction  City 


Poney 
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Radersburg 

Red  Bluff 


Salisbury 

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Sargent  Jno, 
Lott  M  H, 
Hunt  E, 
Freiler  A, 

Butcher  &;  Archbald, 
Stack  Mrs  Mary 
Stees  Thos, 

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Brooks  EG, 
Dean  &  Street, 

TOUNG  ALONZO  J, 


Sheridan 

Silver  City 

Stevensville 

Stillwater 

Stone  Station 

Sun  Kiver 

Twin  Bridges 

Unionville 

Virginia  City 

Walkerville 

Warm  Springs 

Watsoi 

Whitehall 

Wickes 

Young's  Point 


INSURANCE  AGENTS. 


Reed  H  S, 
Hall  W  S, 


Deer  Lodge  City 
Mis3oula 


JUSTICES   OF  the;  PEACE. 


Bailey  D  J, 
Dediwick  J, 
Barrett  A  H, 
Irving  Caleb  E, 
Mecham  L  C, 
Batcman  G, 
Johnson  J  Y, 
Fairfax  E  J, 
Rooney  H  C, 


Butte  City 


Coulson 
Deer  Lodge  City 


Bedford 

Bozeman 

Butte  City 

Franklin 

Helena 
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Gillum  M,  Junction  City 

LIME  AND  CEMENT. 

Copp  M  W  &  Co,  Divide 

Keogan  &  Turcott,  (brick  kiln),  Missoula 


LIQUORS. 


Harby  Jaa, 
Lesan  John, 
Mariton, 
Pelletier  Paul, 


Bannack  City 
Beartown 


Brown  k  Frank, 
Coilinan  &  La  Land, 
Daley  &  Stack, 
Farrell  Denis, 
Fenner  &  Van  Gurdy, 
Fisher  Bros, 
Fitshen  Geo, 
Hoops  Thos, 
Houser  C  B, 
King  &  Lowiy, 
Kuworth  Jos, 
Mathews  J  ames, 
Ncwkirk  Geo  W, 
Pfeifer  J  P, 
Sabolsky  R, 
Small  &  Halford, 
Stanchiield  Chas  Sc  Co, 
Todd  Geo  W, 
Trowbridge  C  B, 
Harr  Jno, 
Boisvoert  R, 
Doll  Geo  M, 
Gerber  Jno, 
Mcljean  Donald, 
Bourassa  J  C, 
Croft  Gro, 
Evans  h  Savage, 
Lilly  &  Co,  (billiards), 
Welsh  Nick, 
Marceau  O, 
Durell  B  M  &  Co, 
Foster  A  H, 
Gilg  Frank, 
Grotevant  k  I^ottj, 
Littlefield  &  Co, 
Metlin  J  C, 
Peck&  Farifield, 
Adams  J, 

Auerbach,  Wells  &  Co,  (wholesale), 

Beaupre  &  Pelletier, 

Becknoy  Jno  W, 

Burns  &  TiUon, 

Colbert  Chas, 

Cooper  Lewis, 

Denn  Jno,  (wholesale), 

Dingee  Wm, 

Farry  Dan, 

Flowerree , 


Diamond  City 
Fort^Bentou 


Frenchtown 
Glendale 


Helena 


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Boulder  Valley 

Horsky  &  Kcnck, 

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Basinski  J, 

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Ellis  &  Davis, 

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Luke  k  Pascoe, 

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Marks  Isaac, 

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Maney  Jas, 

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Murphy,  Neel  k  Co,  (wholesale). 

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Prenitt  W  G  &  Co,  (wholesale). 

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Ruddy  Geo, 
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Vawter  C  L,  (wholesale), 
White  ThoB  H, 
Becker  Conrad, 
Kessler  &  Winters, 
Tole  L  H, 
Whitsone  Wm, 
Brown  &  Davis, 
Smith  Burns, 
Williams  fl  L, 
CahnM, 
Clitlbrd  J  C, 
Reece  Wm, 
Smith  J  W, 
Bay  Wm, 
Hays  Jno, 
Henault  &  Hall, 
Lyons  W  J, 
McNamara  Thos  J, 
Incamp  Henry, 
Lang  Wm, 

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McAlees  Jas, 
Halleck  Chas, 
Hamper  Mrs  J  W, 
Bivens  John, 
Clostun  J  E, 
Scott  Alex, 
Scultz  F, 

Blackman  &  Bunlin, 
Lelany  &  Anderson, 
Chatheld  &  Bass, 
Allen  W  G, 
Devine  Jno, 
Gillfoil  Jno, 
Fisher  G, 
Lindwell  F, 
Denn  Jjs, 
Morris  J  W, 
O'Donnell  H, 
Rodgers  &  McGarry, 
Kcanland  J  H, 
C^idigan  &  Larkin, 
Hughes  &  Nunau, 
Wimmer  J, 
Noonan  M, 
Parker  Wm, 


Helena 
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Junction  City 
II 

II 

MUes  City 
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Missoula 
II 

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Phillipsburg 
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Raderaburg 
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Salisbury 
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Silver  Star 
II 

Stevensville 

Sun  River 
II 

Twin  Bridges 

Vestel 
II 

Virginia  City 
II 

II 

II 

II 

Walkerville 


Watson 


LIVERY  STABLES. 


Davis  Theo, 
Ash  ft  Frirtley, 
Wakefield  Geo, 
Benjamin  Geo, 
Houseworth  Simon, 
Owsley  &  Mantle, 
Stoner  1 1, 
Valiton  H  G, 
WarfieldW, 
Strickland  Otis, 
Flemming  Thos, 
Marks  ft  I'atterson, 
Cassady  &  McDevitt, 
Trailkill  ft  Crawford, 


Blackfoot  City 

Bozfenia , 
II 

Butte  City 


f  Deer  Lodjie  City 

Diamond  (Jity 
II 

Ft  Benton 
II 


Murray  &  Rosencroft, 
Reynolds  John, 
Allen  W  H, 
Horsky  Jas, 
Marks  ft  Patterson, 
McFarland  J  H, 
Piatt  Geo  H, 
Porter  Jas  P, 
Zeigler  J  A  &  Son, 
Becker  ft  Co, 
Thompson  ft  Becker, 
Church  A  \V, 
Johnson  Chas, 
Osborne  ft  Mahony, 
Plummer  ft  Andrews, 
Hammond  Wm, 
Warner  D  G, 
Werken  Henry, 


Glendale 
II 

Helena 


Jefferson  City 

Miles  City 
II 

Mi~soula 
II 

Phillipsburg 

Raderaburg 

Vii^ginia  City 


LUMBER  DEALERS. 

Lavell  ft  Co,  Butte  City 

Summit  /'Uey  Lumber  Co,  " 

Thompson  ft  Dodge, 


Holland  ft  McKean, 
Pond  ft  Urlin, 
Sanford  ft  Evans, 
Holter  ft  Russell, 
Patterson  Jesse, 
Minesingerft  Latimer, 


Cauip  Baker 

Glendale 

Helena 

Jefferson  City 

Missoula 


MACHINISTS. 

(See  also  Foundries;  also  Gun  and  Lock- 
smiths.) 


HILLHM, 

(Toetchins  L, 
Bartlett  E  H, 


Clancy 

Laurin 

Virginia  City 


MEAT  MARKET. 


Konncilman  John, 
Quigley  ft  Ely, 
Sloan  ft  Prottitt, 
Hamilton  ft  Cartier, 
Bielenberg  Nick, 
Dovenspeck  John, 
Loeber  Fred, 
Ostein  J, 
Potting  J  F, 
Bielenberg  C  P  H, 
Marchiou  JoLn, 
Fiemniing  Thos, 
Bran-!om  A  E, 
Hiiae  Frank, 
Tjftjily  Bros, 
Maturin  Saml, 
Rote  &  (iermansen, 
Stanley  ft  Taylor, 
Arnold  &  Dewitt, 
Blake  Jap, 
Frcyler  Chas, 
<iuthrie  Wm  H, 
Haggaman  Chas, 


Bannack  City 

Blackfoot  City 

Bozemnn 

Burnt  Pine 

Butte  City 


Deer  Lodge  City 
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Diamond  City 

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Robinson  &  Bsaler, 
Hosfeldt  Chas, 
Bradley  D  J, 
Bass  Bros  (packers), 
(Juthrie  W  H, 
(tohu  Geo, 
White  Wm, 
FoUigan  &  Gwin, 
Babson  G  J, 


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Jefferson  City 

Missoula 

Phillipsburg 
II 

Radersburg 

Bed  Bluffl 

Stevens  ville 

Unionville 

Vii;ginia  City 
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Walkerville 
Wickes 


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Herrick  Mrs  S  B, 
Johnson  Mrs  E  J, 
O'Connell  Miss, 
Sanford  Mrs, 


Helena 


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MERCANTILE  AGENTS. 

Woods  T  P,  Virginia  City 

MILLS  AND  MINING. 

(See  also  Flour  Mills;  also  Planing  Mills; 
also  Lumber.) 

Belmont  Mining  Co,  Belmont 

Armstrong  Noali,  Burnt  Pine 

Bernard  A  W,  (mining),  Butte  City 

Boardman  W  T,  (mining),  " 

Brown  H  T,  (manager  mill),  " 

Clark  Jos  K,  (mill), 

Clark  W  A,  " 

Davis  A  J, 

Evans  David  M,  (mine),  " 

Farrady  Adams,  " 

Jones  KS,                         '  ^               " 

I  irgey  PA,              '  '        *' 

J    igat  John  A,  " 

Liggat  R  D,  .       " 

MeaderCT, 

Murrj'  Jas,  " 

Noyes  John,  << 

Ranson  JoelW, 

Stevens  Wm,  " 

Suprenant  J  V,  ••             " 

Coue  Jno,  Chico 

Talbot  Jas  A, 

Hill  H  M  &  Co,   (Clancy  Pluming 

and  Hydraulic  Mines),  Clancy 

Smith  &  Partridge,  Divide 
Olds  Hurst  H,  (quartz  mill),    Red  Bluff 
Peel  M,  (quartz  mill), 
The  Alta  Montana  Co,  (smelting)  Wickes 

MILLINERS  AND  DRESS 
JVIAKERS. 

(See  also  DresETuakers;    also  Alilliners.) 

Smith  Miss  Lou  P,  Butte  City 

Curtis  Mrs  C  C,  Deer  LoOge  City 

O'Neill  Mrs  B, 

Clark  Mrs  G,  Helena 

Glcndennin  Mrs  S  E, 


MUSIC   AND   MUSICAL   IN- 
STRUMEMTS. 

Perconia  Prof  (teacher), 
Auerbach,  Wells  &  Co,  (music),    Helena 
Child  W  C,  (pianos  and  organs),         " 
Curtis  D  W,  (pianos  and  organs),        " 
Rosencrans  &  Klaue,  " 

Ward  John  T, 

NEWS  AGENTS. 

(See    also    Books  and  Stationery;  also 
Varieties.) 

Rice  H,  Albion 

MARKS  L  &  SON,  Butte  City 

NEWSPAPERS. 

"AVANT  COURIER",  (Alderson 
&  Sou  pub's),  Bozeman 

"BUTTE  MINER,"  (J  B  Reed  ed 
tor),  Butte  City 

"Frontier  Index,"  (Barton  &  Wilk- 
inson pub's),  " 

"NEW  NORTH  WEST,"   Chills 

Bros  ')roprs),  Deer  Lodi;e  City 

"ROCKY  MOUNTAIN  HUS- 
BANDMAN." (R  N  Sutherlin 
propr),  Diamond  City 

"Fort  Benton  Record,"  (W  H  Buck 
editor  and  proprietor),  Ft  Benton 

"HERALD,  (daily  and  weekly, 
Fisk  Bros  proprs),  Helena 

"INDEPENDENT,"  (daily  and 
weekly),  " 

"MISSOULIAN  WEEKLY," 

(Chauncey  Barbour  propr),     Missoula 
"MADISONIAN,"  (weekly,  Thos 
Deyannon  pub),  Virginia  City 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


Carey  Matthew  J, 
Hill  H  M, 
Donegan  Thos, 
Purdum  Amos, 
Deimling  F  C, 


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(See  Varieties.) 
Coleman  W  &  Co, 
Stanchfield  L  E  &  Co, 
Woodward  k  Savage, 
Dildina  Henry, 
Weston  J  R, 
Douglass  Wm, 


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Virginia  City 


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Virginia  City 


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(See  also  Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  etc.) 

Bozeman 
Butte  City 


Thompson  &  Bequette, 
Dunn  W  T, 
Stenberg  O, 
White  John, 
Faxon  E  S, 
Morston  O  C, 
Munn  T  L, 
Bohley  F, 
Dailey  Benj, 
Dorey  Wm, 
Gessraug  Geo, 
Kern  Jno, 
King  Fred  L 
Leville  H, 

Votaw  AC,         "      ' 
Wood  F  M, 
Woodward  Henry, 
Hall  W  S  &  Co, 


Deer  Lodge  City 

Fort  Benton 

Glendale 

Helena 


Missoula 


PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


Calfee  H  B, 
Dusseau  A  J, 
Brown  HW, 
Bundy  O  C, 
Eckert  Mrs  M  A, 
Dickinson  W  H  H, 
Connor  Jno, 


Bozeman 

Butte  City 

Glendale 

Helena 

Missoula 
Twin  Bridges 


PHYSICIANS. 

Mitchel  Joes  D,  Bears  Mouth 

Mussingbro, 

GeissdorfF  Francis, 

Monroe  G  W, 

Brown  (Jeo  E, 

Holmes  L  E, 

Hough  C  P, 

Musigbrod  &  Johnson, 

Thompson  J, 

Whitlord  O  B, 

Byam  Don  L, 

GiesdorffF, 

Price  J  B, 

Hanks  Porter, 

Ives  A  K, 

Mitchell  A  H, 

Hunter  W  E, 

Wheelock  I  W, 

Tessey  T, 

Tesson  L  S, 

Brooke  B  C, 

BuUard  W  R, 

Figuli  F  S, 

Ingersoll  C  8, 

Jones  Wm, 

Madden  P  F, 

Mcllhenney  S  S, 

Morris  WC, 

Reeoe  Thos, 


Bozeman 

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Chico 
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Corvallis 
Deer  Lodge  City 


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Fort  Custer 

' '       Helena 


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Salisbury 

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PICTURES  AND  PICTURE 
FRAMES. 

(See  also  Varieties.) 

O'Donnell  Terence, 
Rosencrans  &  Klaue, 


Helena 


PLANING  MILLS. 


Holter  A  M  &  Bro, 
Schaffer  &  Yergy, 


Helena 


POSTMASTERS, 


CARET  NICHOLAS, 

RiceH, 
Wright  A  F, 
Burmini^ham  C, 

JOHNSTON  0. 
JURGENS  J  H, 
FLAHARTY  B. 

Birdseye  C, 
Taylor  J  H, 
Smith  Egbert  W, 

LEON  JAMES, 

Harris  Z  A, 

ATLSWORTH 

SQUIRES  d  W, 

Stackpole  8, 
Haase  Wm, 


wunoerlich  chas, 
bruffet  geo  a, 
gasdis  wm. 
Mcknight  j  h, 
lasserrew, 

Henon  Wm, 
Crounse  S  H, 
KEOGH  A  J. 
ELLIS  FOREST  W, 

Sanders  J  G. 

SACRY  J  W. 
WALTERS  GEO  J, 

Laurin  J  B, 
Levengood  J  H, 

lAVAGE  C  W 


,  Adobetown 

A'bion 

Bannack  City 

Bears  Mouth 

,ir         Badford 

Belmont 

Benson's  Landing 

Blackfoot  City 

Bozeman 

Butte  City 

Canyon  Ferry 

Ch'^tnut 

J  H,  Chico 

Clancy 

Corvallis 

Deer  Lodge  City 

Diamond  City 


Divide 

Fish  Creek 

Ft  Logan 

Ft  Shaw 

Frenchtown 

.  Hamilton 

Helena 

Huntley 

Jjfferson  City 


SAVAGE  C  W.  MUes  City 

Campbell  jno  D,  Mountain  Home 


Je^erson  Island 

Junction  City 

Laurin 

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MUes  City 


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Isdell  N  J, 

FTJLLEB  JAS  W, 
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SANOXrik  S  J, 
Purdam  Amos, 
Anderson  Jno, 
COUNTBTMAN  H, 

Bramble  W  R, 

HOLDEN  J  R, 

CONSTANS  FHILIF, 
Read  Wm, 
Deimling  F  C, 
MUEBAYTF, 
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Phillipsburg 

Piegan 

Poiiey 

Poller,  Springs 

K^kce  Track 

Red  Bluif 

Salisbury 

Silver  Star 

Stillwater 

Sweet  Grass 

Twin  Bridges 

Union  ville 

Walkerville 

Virginia  City 

Washington  Gulch 

Watson 


HIGGINS  J,     White  Sulphur  Sprirts;s 
ESTES  SIM,  Wickes 

YOUNG  ALONZO  J,    Young's  Point 

PRODUCE-WHOLESALE. 

(See  also  Fruits  and  Vegetables. ) 

Gri3-.vold  C,  (cheese  manufr) 

Boulder  Valley 
HDopsThos,  Butte  City 

Manning  &  Lewis,  " 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

Brainard  A  D,  (land  agent,)  Albion 

Nelson  W  J, 

Peters  Jno, 

Barrett  &  Warren, 

O'Bannon  O  B, 

Dunphy  E  M, 

Hoyt  E  M, 

Porter  I  B, 


Dickinson  W  &B,, 
Latimere  J  R, 
Rankin  Jno, 
Trask  C  O  &  Son, 


Missoula 


Virginia  City 


SOAP  MANUFACTURERS. 

Nelson  J  P,  Virginia  City 

STAGE  LINES  AND  AGENTS. 


Galen  H  F, 

Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co, 
Marks  &  Patterson, 
McGarvey  James, 
Nash  H  O, 
Rohrbaugh  J  J, 
Rowe  Wm, 
Sweene_,  J  M, 
Whitehead  &  Co, 

WALTERS  GEO  J, 
CAMPBELL  JNO 


Helena 


Junction  City 
D,  (agent 


Butte  City 

Deer  Lodge  City 

Helena 
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RESTAURANTS. 


COOK  HIRAM, 

Entjesaer  Mrs, 
Souis  &  Flimaghan, 
Bogk  Gustarus, 
Pfaif  Montain, 
Hugil  Sol, 
Sagnier  — , 
Mannheim  Jno, 


Boulder  Valley 
Bozeman 

Butte  City 

Doer  Lodge  City 

Ft  Custer 

Glendale 


Cogswell  Mrs  &.    aJ  sister,  Virginia  City 

SAW  MILLS. 

.f-w  also  Planing  Mills. ) 
Redain;;  I^manuel,  (Shingle  Factory) 


Day  &  Greenwood, 
Parker  D  R, 
Demers  T  T, 
Barker  Bros, 
Maxwell  ft  Price, 


Clancy 

Coulson 

Divide 

Frenchtown 

Levengood 


Rocky  Bar,)  Mountain  Home 

Haynes  C  C,  (agt  U  I  &  O,) 

GIIMER,  SALISBURY  &  CO, 

Salisbury 
COUNTRYMAN  H,  Still  Water 

Galen  H  F,  Virginia 

Howell  S  H,  (agt  Overland,)  " 

Gilmer,  Salisbury  ft  Co,  Watson 

STENCILS. 

Lake  D  P,  Helena 

Steadman  Jno,  ^  *' 

'  SURVEYORS. 

(Sec  also  among  County  Officers. ) 

Baker  T  T, 
Marsh  Geo  F,        > 
Scott  Press, 
Kellogg  G  A, 
De  Lacy  W  W, 
Foote  Geo  B, 
Kellogg  G  A, 
Marsh  Jno  M, 
Page  J  M, 
Baker  T  T, 
Knighc  A  B, 


Butte  City 


Deer  Lodge  City 
Helena, 


Salisbury 
Virginia  City 


TAILORS. 


Schwabe  Wm, 
Emerson  R  G, 
Guillot  H, 
Levine  S, 
Keough  — , 
Zunmerman  Phflip, 
Wallace  Lewis, 
Rosensteiu  H  D, 


Bozeman 

Helena 
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Virginia  City 


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Armer  &  Howo,  Helena 

TELEGRAPH  AGENTS. 

Aldereon  J  J,  (tel  opr),  Coulson 

Frederick  W  E,    (manager  W  U  Tel 

Co, )  Helena 

WAITEES  GEO  J,  (telegraph  opr) 

Junction  City 

TERRITORIAL  OFFICERS. 

Potts  Benj  F,  governor,*  Helena 

Mills  Jas  H,  secretary,  Deer  Lodge  City 
Mason  R  H,  surveyor-general,  Helena 
Woolman  Joseph  P,  auditor,  " 

Weston  D  H,  treasurer  " 

Smith  Egbert  W,  siipt'public  schools, 

Butte  City 
Botkin  W  W,  warden  of  the  peniten- 
tiary Deer  Lodge  City 
Vivion  R  P,  atty  1st  dist,  Bozeman 
Mayhew  Alex  H,  atty  2d  dist. 

Deer  Lodge  City 
Johnson  J  A,  atty  3d  dist,  Helena 

Muffly  Theo,  clerk  1st  dist  court, 

Virginia  City 
Irvine  Geo  W,  clerk  2d  dist  court, 
Beattie  Alex '  H,  clerk  3d  dist  court, 

Helena 
Wade  D  S,  chief  justice  of  supreme 

court,  " 

Blake  Henry  N,  associate  justice  of 

supreme  court,  Virginia  City 

Oalbraith  W  J,  associate  justice  of 

supreme  court.  Deer  Lod,f,'o  City 

Alden  Isaac  R,  clerk  of  supreme  court 

Helena 
Hedges  C,  supreme  court  reporter      " 


Fuller  T  P,  collector  internal  rev- 
enue, Virginia  City 
Cummings  T  A,  collector  customs,    '• 
MeyendorfFM  A,  U  S  melter,  " 
Willson  Davis,  reg  U  S  land  office, 

Bozeman 
Bogert  J  V,  rec  U  S  land  office,  " 

Harrison  Russel  B,  U  S  assayer,  Helena 
BuUard  W  R,  U  S  surgeon,  «• 


VARIETIES. 

(See  also  Fruits,  Candies,  etc.) 

Butte  City 


Kessler  H  C, 
Neidhoffer  Mrs  C, 
Aspling  Thos, 
Douglass  Wm, 


Deer  Lodge  City 
Virginia  City 


VINEGAR. 

Jurgens  &  Price,  Helena 

WAGON  {MAKERS. 


TINNERS. 

(See  also  Stoves  and  tinware;  also  Hoof- 
ers— Metal.) 


Wunderlich  Ed, 
Keenan  T, 
Dawson  Fred, 
Stewart  H, 
Landam  J  no, 
Carson  S  M, 
Kohls  J, 
Pfiel  J  H, 


Divide 

Fort  Custer 

Glendale 

Stevensville 

Sun  River 

Virginia  City 


WATCHES   AND   JEWELRY. 


Wackerlin  H  J, 
Warfield  C  P, 


Fort  Benton 
Virginia  City 


Herman  (ivo, 
Taylor  A  B, 
Clark  G  H, 


UNDERTAKERS. 

Helena 
Virginia  City 

UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS. 

Andrews  John  W  Jr,  U  S  dist  atty 

•  Helena 

Botkin  Alex  C,  U  S  marshal,  " 

Moe  Jas  II,  reg  U  S  land  ofKcc,  " 

Sterling  F  I',  rec  U  S  land  office 


Bohler  Jos, 
Keppler  J  C, 
Butler  Mrs  N  F, 


Butte  City 

Glendale 

Virginia  City 


W^TCHJVIAKERS  AND  JEW- 
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Marston  Lea  F, 
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Halvorson  C  A  B, 
Hines  (ieo  A, 
Hirsch  F, 
Sullivan  J  T, 
Hyde  Wm, 
Bailey  W  G, 
Bartos  Frank, 
Reeves  (ieo  P, 
Stoinmctz  J, 
Pease  H  A, 


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NEVADA. 


(ALPHABETICALLY.) 


See  also,  Liat  of  Towns  Beceived  too  Lata  for  Segulu  Insertion, 


Was  the  twenty-third  State  admitted  to  the  Union  under  the  Constitution,  and 
is  situated  between  latitude  35°  and  42"  north  and  longitude  114"  and  120°  west, 
liaving  an  area  of  104,125  square  miles,  being  third  in  extent  of  territory,  Texas 
und  California  preceding  her  in  the  rank  of  dimension.  It  is  bounded  on  the 
north  by  Oresou  and  Idaho,  on  the  east  by  Utah  and  Arizona  and  on  the  south  and 
west  by  California.  Its  counties  are  necessai  ily  large,  the  number  being  only  14, 
and  the  population  is  variously  estimated  to  be  from  60,000  to  75,000,  which  is 
decidedly  cosmopolitan,  Americans  predominating  largely.  The  general  surface 
is  a  table  land,  with  an  altitude  of  4,500  feet  above  the  sea,  traversed  with  great 
uuiiormity  by  rearly  parallel  ranges  of  mountains  rising  from  1,000  to  8,000  feet 
liigher.  Theoe  ranges  have  for  the  most  part  a  north  and  south  direction,  and  are 
separated  by  valleys  from  five  to  twenty  miles  r/ide,  the  bases  of  the  mountains  hav- 
ing also  about  the  same  width.  The  mountains  are  frequently  intersected  by  ravines, 
which  form  easy  passes,  and  in  some  places  arc  broken  into  confused  and  detached 
masses.  The  valleys  sometimes  extend  more  than  100  miles,  uninterrupted,  ex- 
cept by  an  occasional  butte  or  projecting  spur,  and  frequently,  where  the  moun- 
tains disappear  or  contract,  unite  with  other  valleys,  or  expand  into  broad  plains 
or  basins,  some  of  which  are  unobstructed,  while  others  are  dotted  with  buttes  or 
covered  with  groups  of  rugged  hills.  The  rivers  of  the  State  are  small  and  not 
navigable,  some  of  which  disappear  in  "sinks"  or  sloughs.  Others  again  find 
their  way  to  the  surface  after  "losing"  themselves.  This  is  occasioned  by  the 
porous  soil  that  is  found  there.  The  vast  productions  of  silver  ore  which  her 
mines  have  yieldeil  has  resulted  in  the  acquirement  of  the  title  of  the  "Silver 
State."  The  "Bonanza"  mines  have  a  reputation  unequaled  by  those  of  any 
other  in  the  world,  though  the  carbonate  deposits  of  Colorado  promise  a  richer 
harvest  of  metals  than  tac  quartz  mines  of  this  very  rich  Statu.  The  stock  rais- 
ing interests  of  Nevada  are  a  source  of  revenue  that  few  States  or  countries  can 
boast.  The  cattle  raised  for  beef  command  a  higher  price  in  Eastern  markets  than 
those  of  any  other  "Far  West"  State  or  Territory,  while  the  wool  clipped  from 
her  many  flocks  of  sheep  is  said  to  be  inferior  to  none  that  ever  passed  the  scrutiny 
of  the  argus-eyed  inspector  at  the  greatest  factories  in  the  world.  Besides  her  deposits 
of  silver,  there  have  been  discovered  lodes  of  copper,  iron  and  other  metals  of 
remarkable  richness.  The  future  of  the  StatL>,  while  it  is  perhaps  not  so  promising 
as  it  was  during  the  excitement  incident  to  the  discovery  of  the  precious  ores  in 
such  large  quantities,  can  not  ba  considered  otherwise  than  Mattering.  Her 
progress,  wo  predict,  will  bs  steady  and  permanent,  and  ere  the  close  of  the 
present  decade  her  poimlation  will  show  an  increase  not  anticipated  by  her  most 
sanguine  citizens.  Ker  schools  are  superior,  her  people  enterpising  and  intelligent 
and  her  public  institutions  will  compare  favorably  with  those  of  States  that  have 
worn  the  "capo  of  time"  sd  many  years  longer. 

The  total  production  of  bullion  in  the  State  for  the  ten  years  ending  with 
December,  187*.>,  reached  the  fabulous  sum  of  $350,000,000.  The  valleys  are  very 
rich  for  agricultural  purposes,  vei;etables,  grain,  tobacco,  hay  and  other  products, 
as  experiments  show,  yielding  quite  an  income  to  those  thus  engaged.  There  are 
quite  a  number  of  industrial  enterprises  throughout  the  State,  such  as  saw  mills, 
breweries,  Houring  mills,  wagon-makers  and  blacksmiths,  sash  and  door  factories, 
smelting  works,  etc.,  etc. 

RAILROADS. 

The  requirements  of  rapid  transportation  have  bee'i  fully  satisfied  by  the  con- 
struction of  the  four  linos  of  railway  which  penetrate  her  boundaries.      Of  these 


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ALrilABHTICALLT. 


THE  CENTRAL  PACIFIC 
Is  the  moat  advantageous  and  the  most  important,  which  traverse*  the  entire 
width  of  the  State  from  east  to  west,  covering  a  distance  of  454  miles.     This  road 
is  the  great  outlet  to  the  Pacific  and  the  Atlantic  seaboards,  being  an  indispensable 
convenience  to  the  whole  population.    Next  in  importance  is  the 

VIRGINIA  AND  TRUCKEE, 
Running  from  Reno  to  Virginia  City,  a  distance  of  52  miles.     The  road-bed  of  this 
line  is  said  to  be  uTiexcelled  by  any  in  the  United  States,  while  the  coachea  are 
models  of  comfort  ;iud  beauty. 

THE  EUREKA  AND  PALISADE 
Is  a  narrow-gauge  of  82  miles  in  length,  reaching  from  Palisade,  on  the  Central 
Pacific,  to  Eureka,  a  thriving  and  prosperous  mining  camp  of  7,000  people. 

THE    NEVADA   CENTRAL. 
A  new  line  just  completed  from   Battle  Mountain  to  Austin,   a  distance  of  95 
miles,  a  road  that  has  been  greatly  needed,  and  bids  fair  to  be  a  profitable  line, 
making  a  total  of  nearly  600  miles  of  railway  in  the  state. 


Alphi 


EUREKA   COUNTT. 
(Pine  Station. ) 
Bertina  Chas,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Hauscn  P  N,  ^;en  mdse 
PATTERSON  W  M,  postmaster  and 
notary  public 


Aurora, 

ESMERALDA    COUNTY. 

Crocker  A  W,  lawyer 

Davison  H  B,  physician 

Dormer  John  M,  sup't  public  schools 

FARWELL  ISAAC  N,  county  clerk 

Greeley  A  L,  district  attorney 

Hatch  G  H,  county  nsaessor 

Haw  ley  A  H,  pub       idininistrator 

Kimball  &  Bookt  ■       ^n  mdse 

Levy  J  &  Co,  gen       lae 

Lewis  D  J,  attor  y  at  law  and  county 
recorder 

Marden  H,  contractor 

Mcintosh  &  Wade,  hotel    • 

Noracovicli  C,  banker  '  ■ 

Ogg  Clem,  sheriff 

SMITH  SILAS  B,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 


Austin, 


LANDER  COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Lander  county,  and 
the  southern  terminu.''  of  the  Nevada 
Central  Railroad,  95  miles  from  Battle 
Mountain,  on  the  Central  Pacific  Rail- 
road. The  place  was  the  outgrowth  of 
the  mining  excitement  incident  to  the 
discovery  of  rich  quartz  ledges  in  the 


Reese  River  District,  dating  its  existence 
from  1863.  A  ye  ir  following  the  first 
of  the  tide  of  immigration  which  poured 
ceaselessly  for  several  months  into  this 
then  remote  quarter  witnessed  an  incor- 
poriition  of  the  place,  and  when  its 
shoulders  borj  the  age  of  three  years  it 
had  assumed  all  the  importance  of  a  dig- 
nified commercial  metropolis,  boasting  of 
a  population  of  6,000.  Extensive  mills 
for  the  reduction  of  ore  and  the  separa- 
tion of  silver  and  other  metals  were  soon 
erected,  and  the  noises  of  the  stamps, 
added  to  those  of  the  din  of  traffic,  soon 
resounded  throughout  the  whole  length 
and  breadth  of  the  canyon,  and  gave  it 
an  air  of  much  moment.  These  monu- 
ments of  enterprise  and  energy  cost  from 
$75,000  to  §250,000,  and  the  production 
of  their  combined  capacity  astonished  the 
most  confident.  The  construction  of  the 
Central  Pacific  Railroad,  alas,  was  detri- 
mental to  its  interests,  in  the  detraction 
of  her  lucrative  trade,  and  its  prosperity 
was  less  marked  until  it  finally  ceased 
altogether,  so  far  as  signs  of  improve- 
ment were  concerned,  and  it  is  now 
without  that  recognition  due  to  places  of 
the  "sure  and  safe  "  order.  It  is  a  well- 
|}uilt  place,  containing  such  buildings 
that  towns  of  greater  pretensions  cannot 
boaat,  among  the  most  prominent  of 
which  are  the  Masonic,  Odd  Fellows  and 
City  halls,  while  the  county  buildings 
are  commodious,  substantial  and  attrac- 
tive structures.  Its  schools  are  good, 
people  intelligent  and  hospitable,  and 
the  religious  denominations  are  all  rep- 
resented. 

The  place  boasts  of  but  one  newspaper, 
the  "Reese  River  Reveille, "  a  daily, 
which  contains  telegraphic  news  from  all 


JELLY,  THE  JEWELER,  has  a  full  stock  of  Table  Cutlery. 


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H.  WACHHORST 


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parts  of  the  world,  able  editorials  and 
sparkling  local  and  miscellaneous  mat- 
ter, owned  and  conducted  by  that  vet- 
eran of  western  journalists,  Mr.  John 
Booth,  to  whom  the  community  owes  a 
debt  of  gratitude  for  the  enterprise  he 
exhibits.     It  has  a  population  of  2,000. 


AH  QTJONO,  restaurant 

Austin  Reading  Club 

BABOON  MARTIN,  merchant  tailor 

Barnard  J  S,  harness  maker 

Barnard  Mrs  J  S,  millinery,  fancy  goods 

and  dressmaking 
Barovich  N,  saloon  ^  ^^^.«.t^ 

Bauer  6  A,  brewery        "  *?'*■•=» 

Bicknell  John,  city  marshal 
BOOTH   JOHN,    propr  "Reese  River 

Reveille" 
BOYDEN  J  W,  attorney  at  law 
BRAY  &  THOMAS,  City  Meat  Market 
Childs  T  B,  dentist 
Cliflbrd  Wm  A,  city  clerk 

COLLINS  PETER,  saloon 

Converse  W  B,  livery  stable 
CRALL  REV  C  W,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

CRESCENZO  &  GANDOLFO,  proprs 

International  Hotel 

ORES  WELL  H  Ttattorney  at  law 

CROCKETT  GEO  H  W,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co,  Grantsville  stage  line  and 
Belmont  stage  line 

Curtis  A  A,  sup't  Manhattan  Silver  Min- 
ing Company 

DICKSON  OEO  W,  Cross  Meat  Market 

BITS  WORTH  J  ¥f  harnessmaker 

Douglas  (leo  A,  district  attorney 

DYER  BROS,  grocers 

Dyer  Chas  A,  notary  public  and  county 
sup't  schools 

Dyer  Wm  F,  mayor 

EAGAN  M  M,  liquors 

EICHHORN  &  LEARNED,  Express 
Baths  and  hairdrcssing  saloon 

Fersiuson  J  F,  livery  stable 

FINIGAN  M,  car])euter  and  builder 

FLEMING    &  WILLIAMS,  black 

smiths  &  wagon  makers 
Flint  A  A,  furniture  f 

Foster  Wm,  sup't  Water  Co 
Gage,  Curtis  &  Co,  grocers 
GAMES  W  W,  hairdresser 
Gibson  Wm,  postmaster 
GLAHN    &ENRY,  United  States 

Bakery  and  restaurant 

GREEN  THEODORE,  druggist 

HAMMOND  J  S,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

HOFFMAN  BROS,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
carpets,  etc 

Hogan  Robt,  boots  and  shoes 

HOPKINS  R  T,  news  and  varieties 


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Horton  &  Sawtelle^  grocers 

HOWARD  JAMES  T,  barber  and  va- 
rieties 

HUBER  JOSEPH,  dry  goods,  clothings 
carpets,  etc 

Huntsman  J  A,  physician 

King  Samuel,  saloon 

Kling  Henry,  carpenter 

KLIUNGER  OFAS,  saloon 

LAMMERHART  GEORGE,  Central 

Meat  Market 
Laughlin  Patrick,  pu    ic  administrator 
LEWIS  H,  dry  goo(      clothing,  carpets, 

boots,  shoes,  etc 
LOGAN  W  K»  justice  of  the  peace 
Loustalot  Louis,   International  Restau- 
rant 
LUETJENS  JOHN  D,  saloon 

Lynch  Patrick,  saloon 

M  auhattan  Silver  Mining  Co,  A  A  Curtis 
sup't 

Martin  Frank,  saloon 

MAYENBAUM  HENRY,  attorney 
at  law 

McCAFFERTY  A  C,  county  n-ecorder 
and  auditor 

McCourt  &  Barrett,  liquors 

MCKENNEY  D  C,  district  judge  5th 
iuieial  district 

METTETAL  F,  French  laundry 

Millar  Geo  E,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

MILLER  J  A,  county  clerk 

MITCHELL  &  CO,  Confidence  Sa- 
loon 

Murray  James,  city  treasurer 

NICHOLLS  A,  lumber,  building  ma- 
terial and  hardware 

MORDECK  FRED,  druggist 

PARKER  W  H,  stoves  and  tinware 
PATARGO  JOAQTIIN,  livery  stable 
PAXTON  &  CURTIS,  bankers 
Peltier  Mrs  Julia,  lodgings 
PELTIER  N,  saloon 
POHL  ROBT,  Austin  Baths  and  hair- 
dressing  saloon        

POLKINGHORNE  CHAS,  boots,  shoes 

and  furnishing  goods 
PREUSS  FRANK,  merchant  tailor 
PRICE  &  REAJ),  books,   stationery, 

cigars,  tobacco,  fruits,  confectionery, 

etc 
"REESE   RIVER  REVEILLE." 

John  Booth  propr 

SADLER  CHAS  &  CO,  gen  mdse 

SCHULZE  J  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker      

SCHWIN  FRED,  bakery 

SCHWIN  WM,  carpenter  and  under- 
taker 

Scott  M  B,  physician 

SENG  MARTIN,  Franco- American 
boarding  and  lodging  house 

Shepard  Geo  A,  constable 


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J.  B.  KLUNE  "^^^u^^^'^'^A^iSr^"^  226  J  St.,  Sac'o. 


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Nevada — Austin. 

AI.PIIAniiTinAl.LT. 


SMITH  ft  STABBATT,  hardware, 
iron,  steel,  stoves  and  tinware 

SMTTH  JNO,  liquors 

SOULE  C  P,  cashier  Paxton  &  Curtis 

SOWER  M  ft  A,  cigars,  tobacco, 
crockery,  notions,  fruit,  etc 

Spires  C  D,  county  assessor 

Stembuch  Albert,  meat  market 

Steiaur  John,  saloon 

Taylor  Thoa,  county  surveyor 

Thomas  Cassius,  sh'eriflF 

TIMLDf  laCHAEL,  Express  Saloon 
and  lodging  house 


TOWER  ft  OHNOEMAB,  Magnolia 

Saloon 
TRASK  S,  physician 
TRIFLETT  ft  CLARE,  Cosmopoli. 

tan  Saloon 

Trolson ,  bootmaker 

WATSON  WM,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

WELLER  L  A>  photographer  and  agt 
Siijcer  Sewing  Machine  Co 

WIXOK  ISAAC  JR.  livery  stable 

WRIGHT  J  A,  watches,  jewelry,  and 
county  treasurer 

McLaughlin  Frank,  liquors 


MARTIN  BAR60N, 


W.  F.  DYEU. 


Suits  made  in  Artistic  Style  and  Quaranteed  to  Fit> 
GLEANING  AND  REPAIRING 

Done  in  the  NEATEST  STYLE  and  on  Short  Notice. 
MAIN  ST.,  AUSTIN,  NEVADA. 

GEO.  M.  DYER. 

DYER   BROS., 

Wholesale  and  Iletail  Dealers  in 

iiosiEiie,  Fiofieiois,  it@. 

Comer  Main  and  Cedar  Streets, 

AUSTIN,  NEVADA. 

M.   M.  ECAN, 

Hsale  ui  Retail  Lipor  Dealei 

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Best  Brands  of  Wines  and  Liquors  always  on  hand. 

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Cedar  Street,  Austin,  ITevafa. 


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Executed  with  PROMPTNESS  and  in  %  workmanlike  manner. 


UNDERTAKING  IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES. 

Shop— South  Street,  Austin,  Nevada. 


Battle  Mountain, 

LANDER  COUNTY. 

A  station  on  the  Central  Pacific  Rail- 
road, 517  miles  east  of  San  Francisco 
and  96  miles  north  of  Austin,  the  county 
seat.  It  is  also  the  northern  terminus 
o'  the  Nevada  Central  Railroad,  a  nar- 
row-^ange  quite  recently  completed  to 
Austm,  and  a  daily  line  of  stages  which 
run  to  Tuscarora.  The  place  is  supplied 
with  water  from  magnificent  springs, 
distant  about  three  imles.  Population 
about  400. 


Altenburg  Adam,  restaurant 
AMFAHB  JOHN.  Union  Brewery 
BAGHSLDER  J  &,  propr  CosmopoU- 

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Barclay  A,  agent  D  W  Earl 

"BAITLE  MOUNTAIN  MESSEN- 

OSB"  Sproule  and  Davis,  prop'rs 
MSOM  J  A,  gon  mdse 
BSSLEB  ^tumishing  goods 
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Cope  J  P,  postmaster 

Davis  Walter,  Manager  W  U  T  Co 

Dosang  Joseph,  liquors 

Dunphy  Wm,  meat  market 

TgATiniig  Q  I,,  stock  grower 

Earl  D  W,  forwarding  and  commission 

Gentry  W  0,  harness  maker 

Geratle  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

GROVE  AL  People's  Meat  Market 

HUNTSMAN  L  J),  prop  Capitol  Hotel 

Keiser  C  B,  notary  public 

T^TgWATKE  A  D,  liquors. 

Lemaire  &  Lucas,  varieties 

MATO  U,  Gem  Saloon 

MoWILuLAMS  J  W,  gen  mdse 

MOOKE  W  R  Manager  Capitol  Hotel 

MOZINOO  S  G,  blacksmith  and  wagou- 

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Paul  Bros,  livery  stable  * 

Postles  Chas,  hairdresser 
FUGH  L  M,  Gold  Note  Saloon 
Rae  John,   blacksmith  and  wagonmoker 
Robertson  Alex,  Aeent  W  F  &  Co  and 

Tuscarora  Stage  Line 
Scott  E  A,  attorney  at  law 
SPROULE  ft  DAVIS,  prop'n  "Battle 

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SPONOGLE  F  M.  physician,  druggist 
WSTTMAN,  FRANK  ft  00,  tinners, 

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Giving  all  the  Local  and' Mining  Newa  of  that  section. 

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Tin,  Sheet  Iron,  Copper  and 
Brass  Worker, 

Main  Street,  opposite  Depot, 
Battle  Sloxmtain,  Nevada, 


I  am  prepared  to  do  all  work  in  my  line  In  th( 
bast  manner,  and  at  reasonable  prices. 

All  my-warea  are  made  of  the  very  best  mate- 
,rial8,  and  warranted  first-class. 


GOLD  NOTE  SALOON. 

Finest  fines,  lijinoss  anl  Ciw, 

Next  door  to  OentlM  it  Co'n  Store, 
FBOXT  STREET. 

Battle  Mountain,  Nevada. 

L.  M.  PUGH,  Proprietor. 


NEW  DETJG  8T0EE,, 

Main  Street,  Battle  Mountain,  Nevada. 


DR.  F.  M.  SPONOGLE, 


PROPRIETOR. 


Just  opened  in  the  new  and  elegant  building,  two  doors  below  J.  W. 
McWilliams'  Store,  where  a  complete  assortment  of 

DRUGS,  TOILET  ARTICLES,  PATENT  MEDICINES,  ETC., 

'WUIbekeptconstantly  on  hand,  of  the  beat  quality  that  can  be  purchased  in  the  San  FMndaoo 
marked  and  sold  at  the  lowest  prices.    Pi'eacrlptioii!*  oarefblly  eomponnded. 


Belleville, 

ESMERALDA   COUNTY, 

A  plaoe  of  four  hundred  inhabitants  and 
has  communication  by  stacre  line  with 
Carson  City.  It  depends  upon  the  min 
ins  interests,  chief  among  the  best  paying 
lodes  is  the  Northern  Belle.  The  water 
used  by  the  residents  is  brought  a  dis 
tanoe  of  thirteen  miles  and  sold  by  the 
company  at  two  cents  per  gallon. 

Gamble  &  Co,  fruit,  candy,  nuts,  etc 

Jackson  Jno  A,  saloon 

Johl  &.  Ooodwin,  butchers 

Jones  R  Z,  Sup't  N  Belle,  M  &  M  Co 

Kibbeft  Blakeley,  hotel 

MIHTA  THOS  OODEN,  postmaster 

ImiTA  THOS  0  &  CO,  gen  mdse 

Ostrander  W  H,  restaurant 

Stone  W  S,  gen  mdse 

Tomer  A  J,  justice  of  peace 


of  the  State. 


Belmont, 

NYK   COUNTY, 

la  the  count]^  seat  and  has  a  population 
of  500.  .  It  is  among  the  olaest  town« 
f)f  Nevada  and  supported  by  the  mining 
interests  situated  m  the  eastem  portion 


Ball  J  A,  furniture  dealer  and  carpenter 
Bjtuer  Chris,  brewery 
"Bslmont  Courier, "  Andrew  Mantopropr 
Bowman  John,  attorney  at  law 
Cailerty  James,  liquors 
Carey  Simeon,  hairdresser 
Carpenter  S,  liquors.  East  Belmont 
Courter  J  P,  Sup't  £1  Dorado  South  Con 

Mining  Co 
Creswell  H  T,  atty  at  law 
Curler  Benj,  diat  attorney,  atty  at  law 
Decker  B  C,  livery  stable 
Dufly  Thos,  liquors 
Dykeman  Chas,  liquors 
Emerson  Geo  W,  druggist  and  varietiee 
Ernst  George,  county  surveyor  and  act- 
ing county  recorder  and  auditor 
Esser  &  S'aniLr,   groceries,   fruits  and 

varieties 
Falkinham  J  J,  sup't  Belmont   Mining 

Co,  agt  E  ft  P  R  K  Co,   and  lumber 

dealer 
Flack  Rev  D,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 
Gates  Urial,  ice  de^er 
Godwin  D  M,  cashier  Paxton  &  Curtis' 

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Granger  W  N,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

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Hnyck  Wm.  H,  sheriff 


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King  R  M,  druggist  and  hardwure  dealer 
Maate  Alidrew^ropr  Belmont  "Ooarier" 
McKenny  D  O,  diat  judge  Nye  T. .aider 

and  Cnurchill  counties,  rea  Austin 
McLean  Adam,  county  treasurer 
Mestrieaii  Alex,  restaurant 

Moore  8  Orant,  physician 

Moinan  Thos  P,  meat  market 

NichoU  Geo,  county  clerk 

Ohlander  J  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Owen  Frank,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
public 

Paxton  ft  Curtis,  bankers 

Samter  Louis,  clothing,  dry  goods,  boots, 
dioes,  etc 

Seymour  J  B,  liquoTS 

SineE  P,  atty  at  law 

Slaght  Jacob,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Stimler  H  P,  postmaster 

Stowe  Joseph,  deputy  sheriff  and 
stable 

Stratton  H  H,  liquors 

Tallman  S  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Thomason   J    L,  public  administrator 
and  coroner 

Thomas  ft  Wood,  liquors 

Trolaon  John,  agent  W  F  ft  Co,  Stage 
Co,  and  W  U  Tel  Co 

Warburton  Thos,  county  assessor 

Wood  J  8,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


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Bullionsville, 

LINCOLN  COUNTY. 

Culverwell  Wm,  butcher- 
FULTON  JULIUS,  postmaster 
Gealioff  Wni,  gen  mdse 
JACOBS  &  FuLTON,  gen  mdaa 
McKeog  Thos,  saloon 
McMahon  A,  saloon 
Saul  John,  restaurant 
Woldenberg  L  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 


Cambridge, 

ESMSRALDA  COUNTY. 

Blasdel  H  Q  Jr,   sup't  Cambridge  M  ft 

MCo 
Cain  W,  stase  agt 
Glann  J  F,  dairyman 
Irving  J  G,  hotel 

Little  Wm, 

Webster  Bros,  stock  raisers 
WILLIAMS  J  H,  postmaster  and  agt 

Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co,  and  gen  mdso 
Willis  E  R,  propr  -Arrastra"     ^ 


Beowawe, 

EUREKA  COUNTY. 

BESTSON  OIIVEB,  hotel,  gen  mdse, 
and  postmaster 


Bristol, 

LINCOLN  COUNTY. 

Curtis  J  N  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

FISHBACH  JOHN  B,  postmaster  and 

varieties 
Greenwood  J  B,  saloon 
Leahigh  Mrs  K,  boarding  house 
McCarter  D  C,  saloon 
McDonald  W  A,  saloon 
Quinn  John,  saloon 
Riepe  R,  boarding  house 


Bullion, 

ELKO  COUNTY. 

Carpeauz  E  J,  gen  mdse 
Homnan  Wm,  hotel 
PhiUips  Jas,  hotel  and  saloon 
StockerM,  saloon 


Camp  Halleck, 

ELKO  COUNTY. 

MEYER  C  £,  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Mayer  ft  Keith,  hotel  and  blacksmiths 
McCain  H,  hotel 


Candelaria, 

ESMERALDA  COUNTY, 

Is  a  very  lively  mining  camp  of  400,  and 
depends  solely  upon  that  interest  for  iia 
entire  support.  The  absence  from  water, 
and  the  expnuse  of  procuring  it  from 
Belleville,  are  features  not  conducive  to 
the  permanent  growth  of  the  place.' 

Haggelt  C  G,   Northern  Belle  boarding 

house 
Hattery  A  J,  justice  of  the  peace 
Holland  David,  liquors 
McClane  B  W,  news  agency,   clothing 

and  varieties 
McKissick  David,  liquors 
McLaughlin  Frank,  liquors 
Nicholson  John  M,  ban)er 
Pierce  Z,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 
Roach  John,  liquors 
Stevens  Henry,  constable 
Summers  ft  Williams,  market 
Traver  P  L,  gen  mdse  and  agt  W  F  ft 

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Vernon  G  H,  postmaster 
Willoughby  W  M,  liquors 


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ALPHABmCALLT. 


Carlin, 


ELKO    COUNTY, 

la  a  plaoe  of  400  inhabitants,  situated  on 
the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  683  miles  from 
San  Francisco.  Copper  mining  is  a  pur- 
■nit  that  promises  to  be  one  of  its  fea- 
tures of  support,  while  stock  raising  is 
carried  on  to  a  certain  extent.     The 

!>rincipal  support,  however,  is  divided 
rom  the  machine  shops  of  the  railroad 
company,  this  being  the  end  of  the 
Humboldt  division.  The  copper  ore 
mined  in .  the  vicinity  is  of  excellent 
quality,  and  prospects  for  aq  unlimited 
quantity  are  quite  encouraging.  There 
are  several  places  where  general  mer- 
chandise is  vended,  a  drug  store,  two 
physicians,  and  a  blacksmith  shop. 

AKNHEIM  A,  hats  and  caps,  boots 
and  shoes,  queensware,  dry  goods  and 
clothing 

Bein  B,  shoemaker 

BUCUJB  CHAj3>LES,  boot  and  shoe 

Canton  EDWABD,  restaurant 
Coddington  G  W,  division  supt  C  P  R  R 
EABL  D  W  &  CO,  commission  and 

forwarding  merchants 
Foster  Thos,  saloon  and  billiards 
Hall  A  C,  physician 
Hendon  V,  groceries 
Holmes  T,  liquors  and  postmaster 
EUSLBUT  W  C,  manager  D  W  Earl 

&  Co,  forwarding  merchants 
Jones  &,  Co,  gen  mdse 
Kane  John,  blacksmith 
Kappeler  J  B,  meat  market 
Kunn  li  A,  train  dispatcher  C  P  R  R 
KANSr^IELD  JO^NNTT,     hairdnm 

ing  and  shaving  saloon 
MoUiU&E  J  C^  manager  Sisson,  Wal 

laoe  ft  Co's  store 
Moser  Geo,  restaurant 
Russell  ft  Bradley,  meat  market 
8avan  J,  liquors 
Shwetzer  O,  barber 
SISSON.  WALLACE  &  CO.  Chinese 

supplies 
SFONOOLE  J  D,  physician  and  drug 

gist 
Washeim  Chas,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's 

express  and  gen  mdse 
Washeim  D,  agt  C  P  R  R 


mainly  on  the  wood  and  lumber  interests 
for  its  support,  though  the  valley  in 
which  it  is  situated  is  rich  in  agricul- 
tural resources.  The  plaoe  is  beautifully 
laid  out,  the  streefe  being  broad  and 
nicely  shaded  with  a  uniform  growth  of 
maples  and  other  trees  and  running  at 
right  angles.  There  are  several  large 
and  well-constructed  places  of  business, 
a  fine  bank  with  a  large  capital,  several 
handsome  church  edifices  and  public 
schools,  while  many  of  the  residences  are 
very  attractive.  The  principal  places  of 
attraction  are  the  State  CapitoI,the  peni- 
tentiary and  the  U  S  mint.  The  hotels 
are  far  above  the  average,  especially  the 
Ormsby  House,  kept  by  Messrs  sharp 
Bros.,  who  are  affable  and  polite  gentle- 
men, under  whose  attention  and  care  the 
guests  of  the  hotel  must  receive  the  best 
treatment  possible,  to  whom  we  com 
mend  a  liberal  share  of  patronage.  Per- 
sons desirous  of  visiting  Lake  Tahoe,  one 
of  the  most  delightful  summer  resorts  in 
the  world,  can  avail  themselves  of  the 
privilege  by  applymg  to  J.  M..  Benton, 
Esq.,  who  runs  a  line  of  stages  between 
Carson  and  that  interesting  point,  one  of 
which  that  noted  and  careful  driver. 
Hank  Monk,  has  charge  of.  The  city  is 
on  the  Virginia  and  Truckee Railroad,  32 
miles  from  Reno. 


Carson  City, 

ORMSBY   COUNTY. 

Is  the  capital  of  the  State  of  Nevada  and 
the  county  seat  of  Ormsby  county,  hav- 
ing a  population  of  9,000.    It,  depends 


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Adams  Mrs  E  E,  liquors 
Adams  J  W,  lieut  governor 
ADAMS  MBS  L,  dressmaker 
Ainsworth  E  D,  sewing  machines 

musical  instruments 
ABLINOTON  HOUSE,  B  F  Small 

propr 
Armstrong,  bootmaker 
Babcock  Jaroer,  secy  of  state 
Batterman  C  C,  warden  prison 
Beatty  W  H,  chief  justice 
Bender  D  A,  gen  frt  and  pass  agt 

T  R  R 
Bense  H  H,  county  assessor 

BENSON  A  W,   blacksmith  and 
riage  mak«r 

BESTOH  J  M,  livery  and  sale  stables, 
and  propr  Lake  Tahoe  stage  and  city 
buss  lines  and  Carson  River  Ice  Com- 
pany 

Berryman  R  A,  saloon 

BICKNELL  CHAS  F>  clerk  supreme 
court;  Capitol 

BILLINGS  C,  dentist,  Rinkel's  block 

BOBOES  A.  hairdressing  and  shaving 
saloon 

BOSKOWITZ  F,  merchant  tailor  and 
clothing,  county  building  opp  Capitol 

Brothers  Misses,  millinery 

Brown  R  R,  liquors 


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BBTTLE  B  N,  propr  Miller's  Hotel 
CAOWINft  ALLEN,  atationeiy  and 

news 
Calamberti  J,  saloon    

GABSON  OITT  SAVINas  BANK, 

Geo  Taffy  prest;  Geo  B  Hill  cashier 

CART  W  M,  justice  of  the  peace 

Cavanaugh  Peter,  propr  New  York  Bak- 
ery 

GAVIN  MBS  N  A>  millinery  and  fancy 
goods;  North  Carson 

Cheeney  Jno,  sroceries 

Chesley  J  G,  «feputy  secy  of  state 

Circe  D,  French  Hotel 

Clarke  R  M,  lawyer 

Clarke  W  G,  notary 

GLESOVICH  MITCEEL,  propr  Mitch- 
ell Restaurant 

CoflSn  T,  atty  at  law 

GOHN    M,    drygoods,    carpets,    fancy 
goods  and  shoes 

Corbett  &  Bessette,  saloon 

Crawford  J,  supt  U  8  mint 

Crockett  L  L,  state  treasa  'er 

Crow  &  Sutherland,  blacksmiths 

DAILEY  WM,  fruits  and  confection 
eries 

Dougherty  W  B,  deputy  controller 

Davies  T  W  WMawyer 

Davis  G  T,  groceries 

Dealy  J   £,  commissioner  of  deeds  for 
Cal  (Gibson  &  Dealy) 

Decker  &  Fisher,  liquors 

DBIESBACH  H  A,  dist  atty 

•PfA'H.T.  p  W  &  CO,  forwarding     and 
coimnission  merchants,  opp  R  K  depot 

Edgecomb  E,  livery  stable,  3d  and  Orms 
by  sts 

Edwards  T  D,  lawyer 

Elder  Geo,  blacksmith 

EPSTEIN   LOUIS,  propr   Delmonico 
Restaurant 

FABBELL  J  F,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

Fassett  E  N,  deputy  surveyor-general 

Foster  B  F,  druggist 

Fox  John  G,  books  and  stationery 

FOX  J  W,  physician  and  surgeon,  Orms- 
by  block 

Friend  C  W,  watches  and  jewelry    • 

Fryer  Geo  D,  liquors  ' 

Geonie  &  Drake,  liqu'ors 

QIBSON  &  DEALT,  liquors  and  bil 
liards  and  lodi^ng  (Sazerac  Saloon) 

Gibson  G  L,  (Gibson  &  Dealy) 

OILLIOAN  M,  boots  and  shoes 

Glancy  Wm,  liquors 

6BE00VICU  M  F,  liquors   and    bil- 
liards (Monarch  Saloon) 

HALLOCK  J  F,  state  controller 

Harris  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Harris  C  N,  reg  U  S  lando£E[oe  and  law- 
yer 

Hatch  A  J,  ■nrveyor-genenJ;  Capitol 


Hawley  T  P,  associate  justice 
HATES  B,  merchant  tailor 

HATNIE  J  W  ft  CO,  wood  and  lum- 
ber; opp  VAT  depot 
HHiL  «  FEBBIS,  People's  Market; 

opp  U  S  mint 
Hill  Lloyd,  sheriff 
Hillyer  E  W.  U  S  dist  judge 
HODKINS  H  W,  buckskin  glove  manuf 

and  postoffice  cigar  stand 
Hodgkinson  Miss  Francis,  state  4ibra- 

rian,  Capitol 
HUNT  Em,  lumber;  2d  and  Fall  sts 
Hunt  J,  restaurant 
Hunter  H,  mas  transportation 
Ivancovich  Jerome,  groceries  and  fruits; 

3  South  Carson 
JACOB  A,  tailoring  and  repairing;  South 

Carson 
James  E,  barber    ^^ 
JOHNSON  FBANK,  merchant  tailor 
Kaiser  D,  saloon  and  restaurant 
Lapsley  J  W,  barber 
Laughton  C  E,  auditor  and  paymaster 
EE4BNET    WM   J,  physician    and 

surgeon 
EETSEB  &  ELBOD,  Occidental  Liv- 
ery Stable,  cor  Carson  and  Musser ; 

hay  yard,  cor  Telegraph  and  Flaza 
King  J  R,  train  dispatcher 
King  8  D,  district  judge 
Kinkead  John  H,  governor 
Kirby  Mrs  H  M,  restaurant 
KITZMETEB  D  0,  harness  aiid  sad- 

dles.  South  Carson 
KTEZMEYEB  G  W^   furniture   and 

upholstery,  brick  building,  Telegraph 

and  Carson 
Klem  Jacob,  brewery 
Kopple  &  Piatt,  clothing 
LAnE  D,  shoemaker 
LEE  S  L,  physician  and  surgeon,  King 

and  Curry 
Leonard  0  R,  associate  justice 
Lilienfeld  Alfred,  dry  goods 
Lilienthal  Wm,  clothing 
UND  JAMES,  harness  and   saddles. 

North  Carson 
Lyon  Geo  G,  private  secretary 
MABSHALL  J  H,  county  clerk  and 


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general  fire  insurance  agent 
MABSTON  A.  Opera  Bar  (liquors) 
Maraton  C  A,  photographer  , 

Martin  Chas,  notary  public,  county  bldg 
MASON   ft  COt    groceries,    hardware 

and  crockery,  Arlington  block 
McKinnon  &  Leet,  blacksmiths 
McLaughlin  H  C,  watches  and  jewelry 
McMaster  Wm,  saloon 
McNeil  A  J,  harness  and  saddles 
Meder  B  H,  planing  mill 
Meder  J  G,  liveiy  stable 
Mills  R,  itoves  and  tinware 


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ALFHABITICAUiT. 


Moore  JO.  saloon 

"MOBJONQ  APPEAL/'  N  V  Mighelt 

prupr 
Momi  L  ft  Co,  dry  goodi 
MULLEB  Ji  hairdreasing  and  shaving 

saloon  and  oaths,  opposite  Capitol 
MULLEB  y  A,  liquors 
Murphy  M  A,  atty  general,  Capitol 
Olcovich  Bros,  dry  goods 
OEHSBY  HOUSE,  iShurp  Bros  proprs 
Pearson  Wm,  groceries  and  soda  works 
Peranch  Q,  fruits,  etc 
Pierce  Mrs  E  D,  hotel 
Porter  N,  barber 
Kaiietto  G,  saloon 
Bail  £  B,  hardware 
Beinstein  S,  groceries 
Binckell  M,  meat  market 
Bobert  Andrew,  liquors 
Bobinson  M,  jobpriuter 
&OSSE&  JOflll,  propr  Union  Market 
iSuddler  V,  fruits  and  confectionery 
Schneider  H,  bakery  and  cunfectiunery 
SCHULZ  BEOS,  Stoue  Meat  Market, 

North  Carson 
Sessons  D  B,  supt  pub  inst 
Sharkey  M,  shoemaker 
SHABF  BBOTHEBS,  proprietors 

Ormsby  House 
S'ddons  L  L,  watchmaker 
Siddona  L  M,  mi 
SMALL  B  F.  P'  rlington  House 

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Soderberg  N,  lawyer 


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Stampley  O  K,  hotel 
Swanson  Otto,  tailor 
Swartz  E,  fruits 
Sweetland  W  H,  shoemaker 
THAXTEB  OEO  C,  druggist  and  seeds- 
man, opp  Capitol 

"THE  DAILY   NEYABA   TBIB- 

UNE,"  £  J  Parkinson  publisher 

Tickner  Henry   L,  acent   W  F  ft  Co 

Tobriner  J,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Torreysou  W  D,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Turner  F  B,  county  recorder  and  auditor 

U  8  Stage  Co,  F  Clugage  supt 

Vieira  J  B,  barber 

Waguer  Mrs  M  J,  millinery 

WAGNEB  F  A  &  CO,  hard  ware.  North 
Cursoii  and  Musser 

Walker  E,  hotel 

WEBB  0  B,  auction  and  commission, 
upholstery  and  furniture 

Weilieubach  G  J,  liquors 

Welch  Samuel  E,  restaurant 

WELLS  &  STEWABT.  attorneys  at 
law,  west  side  Carson 

White  F  J,  physician 

White  G  C,  postmaster  • 

WDTQ  M  B,  propr  Delta  Saloon,  opp 
V  &  T  Depot 

Wright  R  H,  deputy  treasurer 

Yager  M  L,  county  treasurer 

Yeriugton  H  M,  general  supt  V  ft  T  B  B 

Youug  J  W,  blacksmith 


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Ccmer  Fositli  and  Carson  Stisst:.  0ASS3N  CIIT,  NETABA, 


Manufacturer  of 


Carriages,  Buggies,  Express  and  Tiiorouglibrace  Wagons, 

AND  GENERAL  REPAIRING. 

Blacksmithingr  In  all  Its  branches  done  on  th«  shortest  poMible  notice  and  in  the  neatest  msoner. 
HorMshoe:ng  a  specialty,    Patronage  solicited  and  work  guaranteed. 

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J.  M.  BENTON, 


Corner  of  Carson  and  Third  Sts., 

CABSON  CITY,  NEVADA. 
LAKE  TAHOE  STAGE  OFFICE. 

Parties  visiting  Lake  Tnhoe  will  save  money  by  purchasing  THROUGH 
TICKETS,  which  can  be  procured  at  tne  offices  of  the  Virginia  and 
Truckee  Railroad  Coaipnny,  in  Virginia,  Gold  Hill  and  Carson;  also  at 
J.  M.  Benton's  and  at  the  Ormsby  -House,  Carson,  and  at  the  Truckee 
Hotel,  Truckee,  California. 

Tickets  to  and  information  concerning  this  famous  report  can  also  be 
obtained  of  Sam  Miller,  Agent,  No.  2  New  Montgomery  Street,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 

The  presence  of  that  noted  and  careful  driver.  Hank  Monk,  on  this 
route  is  a  guaranty  against  accidents  as  well  as  a  source  of  ;<M<iit  pleasure, 
as  that  gentleman  never  loses  sight  of  an  opportunity  to  en  i^i  ten  a/a  well 
at  entertain  travelers  and  tourists.  ^ 


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THE  MOENING  APPEAL 

(Fonndcd  by  HABRY  M.  HIOHBLH.] 

la  pnbliihad  «vai7  momlnr  (llondayi  esoepttd) 


MRS.  N.  V.  MIGHELS,  Proprietor. 


The  APPEAL  is  the 


Leading  Republican  Paper  of  Ormsby  County, 

Being  its  oflScial  organ,  and  its  circulation  requires  the  use  of 

A  STEAM  CYLINDER  HOE  PRESS. 

Its  Job  Office  is  unsurpassed  outside  of  Storey  County. 


KEYSER  ^  ELROD, 


CORNER  OF  CARSON  AND  HUSSER  STS. 

CARSON  CITY,  NEVADA. 


Mmn  Mm,  Carriap  and  Sadilli)  Horses  To  Le! 

At  all  times,  Day  and  Night,  on  Reasonable  Terms. 
Horses  Boarded  by  the  Day,  Week  or  Month. 

Also  dealers  in  Hay  and  Grain.  Corner  Telegraph  and  Plaza  Streets. 


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AliPHABmOALLT. 


JAMES  LIND, 

Uanafactarer  and  Dealer  in 

Saddles,  Harness,  Bridles  and  Saddle  Goods, 

North  CaiEon  Street,  Carson  City,  Uevada. 


All  kinds  of  work  done  at  the  lowest  prices  and  in  a 
workmanlike  manner. 


Cherry  Creek, 

WHITE  PINE   OODNTY. 

Alexander  M,  dry  goods 
Ardant  J  F,  fruits 
Banning  Mrs,  hotel 
Cochran  M  H,  brewery  and  saloon 
Cosgrove  George,  saloon 
Delcker  C  C,  saloon 
Drake  W  B,  harness 
Filmore  W  H,  blacksmith 
Gray  &  Collins,  stationery 
Johnson  M,  shoemaker 
Moore  A  &  Co,  saloon 
Parker  George  F,  restaurant 
Parker  L,  drugs 
Sisson  J  F,  blacksmith 
Spencer  Frank  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Stokles  G  F,  shoemaker 
Thacker  George  &  Co,  saloon 
Weame  John,  produce,  etc 
Weber  Jacob  k  Son,  saloon 
Welch  Mrs  B,  milliner 
Yonng  A,  grocer 


Cloverdale, 


NYK    COUNTY. 
Williams  J  £,  hotel 


Columbia, 

ELKO   COUNTY. 

0  C  G  &  S  M  Co,  C  A  Wivtson  supt 
Colnmbia  Mining  Co,  gen  indse 
Dayly  Mrs  James,  boarding  house 
Haws  B  F,  hotel 
Huffhen  R  E,  saloon 
JAAYIS  L  W,  postmaster 
Reed  G  O,  assayer 
Watson  G  A,  supt  C  0  G  ft  S  M  Co 


Columbus, 

ESMERALDA  COUNTY, 

Has  a  population  of  200,  and  its  support 
is  derived  from  the  borax  works  located 
a  few  miles  away.  In  Fish  Lake  val- 
ley, a  good  agricultural  district,  consid- 
erable farmiug  is  carried  on,  which  is  a 
feature  that  forms  an  important  factor 
in  its  foundation. 


Abraham  B,  gen  mdse 

Aube  Norl>ert,  liquors 

Barker  E  D,  liquors 

Barnes  W  W,  propr  "Borax  Miner" 

Barry  k  Kemey  Misses,  restaurant 

Barton  H  W,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

"BORAX  MDIEB,"  W    W   Barnes 

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dwell    James    M,   propr   Columbus 
Foundry 

Collins  John,  supt  General  Thomas  Mill 
and  Mining  Co 

Dunlap  &  Peddicord,  hotel 

Eldred  J  B,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Harrall  John,  livery  stable 

Hauke  F  A,  supt  Mt  Diablo  M  &  M  Co 

Hock  Charley,  restaurant 

Marroltey  A,  physician 

Neuensc  nnander  Rudolph,  supt  Pacific 
Borax  Works 

Parmentel  Joseph,  liquors 

Remington  &  H'itiker,  livery  stable 

Spencer  A,  gen  mdne  and  postmaster 

Sutton  D  M,  machinist  and  assayer 

Traver  P  L,  gen  mdse  - 

Trudo  &  Banocich,  liquors,  wines,  cloth- 
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Williams  &  Co,  market 


Cromo, 

LYON  COUNTY. 
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ALPIIABinCALLT. 


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Coral  Hill, 

ELKO  COUNTY. 
Shepherd  O  H,  gen  oidse 

Cornucopia, 

ELKO  COUNTY, 

la  a  minia^  camp  56  miles  from  Elko, 
county  seat,  aud  reached  by  the  Elko 
and  Tuscarora  stage  line. 

Greenbaum    A    Gratzer,   groceries  and 

clothing 
Hallum  — ,  meat  market 
Hallam  &  Bailey,  hotel 
Ho^e  L  I,  gen  mdae 
Meachum  A  D,  druggist,  postmaster  and 

notary 
Orr  Wm,  restaurant 
Plumb  W  J,  hotel 
Ringgold  J  B  &  Co,   livery  and  feed 

stable 
Rogers  k  McAvin^  liquor* 


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Crystal  Peak, 

WA8H0E   COUNTY. 

Goldstein  A,  brewer 
Merrill  W,  hotel 


Dayton, 

LYON    COUNTY. 

A  postofHce  and  county  seat;  has  „ 
population  of  200,  and  is  located  on  the 
Carson  river. 


Lathrop  .John,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

Motley  C  W,  constable 

Myer  M,  gen  mdse,   agt  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co,  stockbroker 
Powell  John  Jr,  dist  atty 
Randall  G  P,  blacksmith 
Sanders  F  £,  blacksmith 
Seawell  Hon  W  M,  dirtrict  judge 
Shaw  J  R,  hay,  grain  and  lumber 
Sims  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Sims  J  D,  treasurer 
St  John  L,  boots  and  shoes 
Sutso  J  P,  district  clerk 
Swart  J  D,  liquors 
Theater  Hall,  J  S  Dallas  manager 
Winzell  &  Campbell,  meat  masket 


Deeth, 

ELKO  COUNTY^ 

PORTER  JAMES  L,  postmaster  and 

gen  mdse 
Seitz  Ed,  saloon 


Diamond  Cily* 

ELKO   COUNTY. 

HIOBT  L  L,  hotel  and  saloon  and 
postmaster 


Downeyville, 


NYE    COUNTY. 
GATES  G  M>  postmaster 


Ahl  .T  G,  bootmaker 

BONHAM  J  A,  books  and  stationery, 

jewelry,  etc,  aud  postmaster 
Brant  C  F,  county  assessor 
Byron  W  W,  public  hall 
Casebeer  J  A,  district  clerk 
Cooke  R  A,  sheritf 
Dallas  J  S,  county  clerk  and  ex-officio 

clerk  district  court 
Dayton  J  P,  district  clerk 
Fair  James  G,  conscab!e 
Friedline  A,  barber 
Gruber  J  C,  hotel 
Hackett  K  R,  liquors 
Hanson  — ,  liquors 
Hawkins  T  R,  district  clerk 
Hazlet  J  C,  drugt;ist 
Hill  Henry,  constable 
Jazua  Geo  E,  administrator 
Jaqna  Mrs  M  L,  hotel 
Keith  G  W,  atty  at  law 
Liathro{.  John,    recorder  and  ez-officio 

auditor 


Duckwater, 

NYE  COUNTY. 
IRWIM  LOUISE,  postmaster 


Don  Olen, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY. 
Crook  D  P,  hotel 


Eagle  Salt  Works. 

CHURCHILL     COUNTY. 

Chapman  H,  agtCPRRandWU 

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Eberhardt, 

WHITE  PINK  OOCNTY, 

Is  a  small  miDiue  town,  90  miles  from 
Eureka,  reached  by  stage. 

Ahem  Xora,  restaurant 

Bush  Mrs  A  M,  boarding  house 

Drake  Oapt  Frauk,   manager  Eberhardt 

&  Aurora  Manufacturing  Co 
Hildreth  — ,  livery  stable 
Holmes  N  8,  liquors 
Jellison  M,  meat  market 
Johnson  Col,  postmaster  and  stationer 
McDermott  Robt,  liquors 
Muir  Alex,  contractor 
Murphy  D  P,  gen  mdse 
Howell  Perley,  mill  supt 


Elko, 

BLKO   COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat,  situated  on  the  C.  P 
Bailroad,  60(>  miles  from  San  Francisco, 
and  has  a  population  of  1,200.  Its  loca- 
tion is  desirable,  being  on  a  natural  es 
planade,  and  as  it  is  the  distributing 
point  of  supplies  for  quite  a  section  of 
mioing  country  its  permanency  is  as- 
sured. It  is  also  the  tenninus  of  the 
Elko  and  Tuscarora  stage  line,  besides 
being  the  site  of  the  State  University,  a 
nice  brick  costing  $10,000.  The  Court 
House  is  a  Hue  structure  and  an  at 
tractive  ornament.  The  Depot  House, 
kept  b}  James  Clark,  Esq,  a  very  genial 
host,  is  the  principal  hotel  of  the  place. 
There  are  two  weekly  newspapers,  the 
"Post"  and  "Independent.'*  Its  alti- 
tude, 5,063  feet,  is  a  warranty  of  its 
health  fulness. 


AUTLEY  JOHN,  stoves,  hardware  and 

wagons 
Alexander  J,  lodging  house 
BARNET  BO.BT,  merchant  tailor 
BARTIETT  V    C,  Gem  Saloon  and 

Restaurant 
BERNARD  C  E,  liquors 
BIOELOW  R  R,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tary nublic 
BIXEL  ANTON,  Humboldt  Brewery 

and  Saloon 
Bram  James  k  Co,  harness  and  saddles 
BROWN  &  OOOBINO,  furniture. 

crockery,  glassware,   wall  paper  and 

undertaking 
BRUCE  A,  olacksmith,   wagonmaker, 

horseshoer  and  general  jobber 
Chase  Hiram,  groceries 
CLARE  JAIOSS,  propr  Depot  Hotel 
CLUOAOE  ft  PARKER,  stage  line 


Cohn  Mrs  E,  n^ceries 

Davis  James,  Elko  Flour  Mills 

DEPOT  HOTEL,  James  Clark  propr 

Dorsey  Bros,  livery  stable 

DORSET  J  W,  district  atty 

Dovey  W  C,   principal  State  University 

"EUeO  INDEPENDENT,"  (daily 

and  weekly),  8  S  Sears  propr 

FANNOP  L,  boots  and  shoes 

FITCH  J  B,  sheriif 

FLACK  J  H,  district  judge 

FREEMAN  H  P  &  CO.  bankers  and 
agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co" 

Giblin  Thos,  saloon 

GRANT  H  M ,  county  treasurer 

Green  O  E,  county  clerk 

HENLEY  S  M,  county  recorder,  audit- 
or  and  notary  public 

HIBBITS  JOHN,  Humboldt  Saloon 

Hitt  W  T,  groceries 

Hull  Q  W,  postmaster 

Jackson  \V  A,  varieties 

KEENEY  &  BIOLOW,  attorneys  at 
law 

Kuhn  Mrs  M  6,  lodgings 

Lane  John  M,  constable 

LANG  JOSEPH,  Humboldt  lodging 
and  family  boarding  house 

Lucap  G  L,  physician 

HoBRIDE  J  A,  agent  C  P  R  R 

Muigs  J  J,  pliysician 

Morgan  L  E,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

HULLER  F  F,  druggist 

Mundell  Henry  \ ,  county  assessor 
Peel  Edwin,  manatier  VV  U  Tel  Co 

RAND,    WINES  &  DORSEY,  «t- 

torneys  at  law    

RECKHART  &  FRAELICH,  bakery 

and  saloon 

REINHART  B  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Riedel  Frank,  bootmaker 

ROSNESTOCK  JOSEPH,  dry  goods, 

clothing,  etc 
RUSSELL  &  BRADLEY,  butchers 

and  stock  growers 
SALE  DUDLEY,  carpenter  and  builder 
SEARS  S  S,  proprietor  of  "Elko  lude- 

p«ndent" 
Simpson  Jno,  barber 
Smith  F  H,  lumber 
State  University,  W  C  Dovey  priu'l 
Steenbeek  Wm,  bakery 
STONE  T  N,  books,  stationery,  news, 

etc 
STREET  H  C,  attorney  at  law 
SUGGETT  J  itt,  justice  of  peace 
Tucker  Bros,  livery  stable 
VANDRIELEN  W  C,  stage  agent 

WESTON  MRS  EMILY  G,  nulUaery 

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WILSON  ft  CUNEY,  haitdroMers 


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8.  S.  SEARS,       .       -       -        PROPRIETOR. 


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ITS  VERY  GENERAL  CIRCULATION 

Makes  the  Independent  an  excellent  Advertising  Medium.      * 

HUMBOLDT 

Lodging  and  Family  Boarding  House 

Comer  Bailroad  and  Fourth  Streets,  in  Bear  of  Depot  Hotel, 

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JOSEPH  LANG, 

PROPRIETOR. 


This  old-established  and  well-known  House  has  been  overhauled,  refitted  and 
refurnished,  and  arranged  for  the  accommodation  of  boarders  as  well  as  lodgers. 
It  contains  a  large  number  of  pleasant,  comfortable,  well-furnished  and  properly 
ventilated  rooms,  which  will  be  let  by  the  day,  week  or  month,  on  reasonable 
terms.  The  dining  room  will  always  be  supplied  with  the  best  the  market  aflfords. 
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M.  P.  FREEMAN,  Manager. 

8.  M.  HENLEY, 

Recorder  and  Ex-Officio  Auditor  of  Elko  County,  Nevada. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC  AND  CONVEYANCER. 


Storching  Recorda  and  furnishing  Abstracts  of  Titles  will  be  made  a  Specialty. 


JOHN  AINLEY, 

Elko,  Nevada, 

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Manufacturer  of ' 

TIN,  SHEET-IRON  AND  COPPER  WARE, 

Agent  for  the  Celebrated  Fish  Bros.  Wagon;  also,  for  all  kinds  of  Agricultural 

Implements. 

V.  0.  BARTk.ETT. 

Gem  Saloon  and  Restaurant, 

WINES  AND  LIQUORS.     THE  "  BOSS  "  CIGAR. 

The  Restaurant  is  supplied  with  all  the  LUXURIES  IN  THE  MARKET. 
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HUMBOLDT  SALOON. 

JOHN  BIBBITS.  Frop'r. 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Liquors, 

WINES  AND  CIGARS, 

Comer  Eailroad  and  Fifth  Streets, 
JSLKO,  NEVADA. 


T.  N.  STONE, 

DEALER  IK 

PERIODICALS  S  NEWSPAPERS, 

STATIOKERir, 

School  and  Mlflcellaneons  Books. 

PostolllceKews  Depot,  El.s. ,  v. 


a.  D.  Kbbbit. 


R.  R.  Bi'-^LOW, 
Notary  >*ublie. 


KEENEY  &  BIGELOW, 
Attorneys   at   Law, 


ELKO,  NEVADA. 


Fancy  (Joods,    Toys,    Stationery,   Pens 
and  Ink,  Cutlery,  Musical  Instru- 
ments, Etc. 


J.  L.  WlNM.  J.  H.  KAMD.  J.  W.  DOIUKT, 

Dlst.  Atfy. 

EAND,  WINES  &  SOBSET. 

Attneys  &  Coiselors  at  Law, 


ELKO,   NEVADA. 

Branch  Office,  Tuscarora. 


F.  C.  STREET, 

Attorney  at  Law, 


RAILROAD  STREET, 


ELKO,  NEVADA. 


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DUDL'^'^  SALE, 

CARPENTER, 

Contractor  and  Builder. 

GENERAL  JOBBING. 
RAILROAD  STREET, 

ELKO,  NEVADA. 


Hats  and  Suits  made  to  order. 

ELKO,  NEVADA. 

R.  BARNET, 

Merchant  Tailor. 


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Perfect  Fit,  Low  Prices. 

ELKO,  NEVADA. 


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Going  East,  Supper  at  5:20  P.  M. 


MEALS,     $1  00. 


Coffee  and  Lunch  Stand  connected  with  the  Hotel. 

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CLUGGAGE  &  PARKER,  Proprietors. 
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AI<rHABITIOALI.r. 


BROWN  &  GOODING, 

DEALERS  IN 

FURNITURE  AND  MATTRESSES, 

UPHOLSTEBT 

AMD 

Undertakers'  Goods. 

CROCKERY,  GLASSWARE, 

Paints,  Oils,  Lamp  Chimneys,  Lamp  Fixtures,  Etc, Etc. 

Salesroom  and  Warehouse,  cor.  5th  and  Commercial  Sts., 


Always  on  hand  a  large  stock  of 

Wall  Paper,  Window  Qlass,  Pictures  and  Picture  Frames,  in  great 
variety  of  styles.  Mirrors,  Mouldings,  Parlor  Brackets,  Etc. 

Repairing  done  at  Short  Notice. 


Ellsworth, 

NYE    OOUNTY. 

A  small  miniu!^  town,  distant  from 
Wadsworth,  on  the  0.  P.  R.  R.,  IOC 
miles  by  stages.  . 


Crowell  Ed,  assayer 
Crowell  Geo  E,  agt  Ellsworth  Mills 
Hawk  A  J,  gen  mdss,  mining  and  post- 
master 
Le  Beau  M,  hotel 


Ely, 

WHITK   PINE   COUNTY. 

EEATHEESTEN  H,  hotel,   postmas- 
ter and  stage  a^ront 
Ragsdaill  J,  hotel 


Empire  City, 

ORMSBY   OOUNTY. 

(Sec  also  List  too  late  for  regular  Inser- 
tion.) 

A  poatoffice  on  the  V.  &  T.  R.  R.,  34 
miles  from  Reno. 


Ambrosia  Nicholas,  hotel 

Boer  Thoi),  me.it  market  and  gen  mdse 

Cobb  W  H  M,  agt  V  &  TR  R  and  tel  Co 

Freeman  A  C,  liquors 

ITaugh  Daniel,  supt  Mexican  Mill 

Hoover  J  A,  hotel  and  justice  peace 

Jones  S  E,  livery  and  feed  stables 

Lavalliere  R  R,  supt  Brunswick  Mill 

Lebo  I  P  &  Co,  liquors 

Logan  H  B,  supt  Morgan  Mill 

Lute  J  A,  gon  blaeksmithing 

Moody  E  A,  county  supt  of   schools 

Morris  Jas,  postmaster,  stationery,  boots 

and  shoes 
Stadtmnllor  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Wolferslierger  Chas,  barber 
VVolfersberger  G,  liquors 


Eureka, 

EUREKA    COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  and  has  a  population 
of  7.000.  It  is  one  of  the  termini  of  the 
Eureka  and  Palisade  Railroad,  a  narrow 
gauge  84  miles  in  length,  which  is  own- 
ed by  D.  0.  Mills,  Esq.  The  country 
adjacent  is  rich  in  minerals,  and  several 
■tamp  mills  give  employment  to  quite  a 
number  of  men.  It  is  distant  from  San 
Francisco  by  rail  640  miles  and  has  tel* 


TRY  MURRAY'S  MAGIC  OIL  L,  Blumauer&Co.,  'SSTi^^ST 


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graphic  communication.  The  place  is 
well  built  alonff  a  canyon,  and  the  enter- 
prise of  its  residents  is  shown  in  a  "driv- 
ing" business  with  otlier  places.  There 
are  some  rich  grazing  and  at^ricultural 
latads  in  the  immediate  vicinity  and  its 
wants  in  this  direction  are  well  sup' 
plied. 


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Adier  Moses,  groceries 

Aiken  C  U,  carpenter 

Aker  Anthonv,  cooper 

Albion  Con  M  Co,  E  N  Bobinson  supt 

Alderson  F  B,  agent  Etna  and  Hartford 

Ins  Cos,  collector  and  accountant 
Alex  B,  gen  mdse 
Allen  J  §,  saloon  and  boarding 
Ammond  Geo  K,  atty  at  law 
ASCHAHBAULT  J  B,  carpenter 

ABBINQTON  WH.    supt    Pheniz  S 

MCo 
Ashims  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Bailey  D  E,  atty  at  law 
BAIt/EY  OEO,  butcher 
BAKER  G  W,  attorney  at  law 
BAKER  JOHN  T,    attorney    at    law 

Aud  notary  public 
Ballich  Luca,  saloon 
BARTLETT  M  B,    wholesale  liquors 

and  eiffars    

BEATTY  JOHN,  lodgings 
BEATTY  PETER,  bootmaker 
BEATTY  R  M,  attorney  at  law 
Biahop  A  C,  physician 
Bishop  &  Sabin,  attys  at  law 
Bishop  Wm  W,  (Bishop  ii  Sabin) 
Bissinger  A,  jewelry  and  fancy  goods 
Blaser  .J  Chas,  lodgings 

BONETTI,  MARZANTINI  &  CO, 

saloon  and  billiard  parlor 

Bremenkampf  &  Kogli,  brewing  and 
soda  factory 

Broiiks  W  H,  photographer 

Brown  Bros,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Brown  Mrs  J,  restaurant  and  lodzings 

BROWN,  TASSELL  &  CO,  boots  and 

shoes 
Butler  E  J,  notary  public,  and  secratary 

Eureka  Tunnel  Co 
CALISHER  BROS,  books,  stationery 

and  news  depot 
Campana  R  &  Co,  saloon 
Campbell  A  W,  feed 
CAlfAVAN  &  LE  VAN.   Interna 

tional  Saloon  

CARPENTER   HARVEY,  receiver 

U  S  land  offite 
CASEY  HENRY  C,  International  bar 

bar  and  baths 

CASSIDY  ft  SKILLUAN,  proprs  of 

"Eureka  Sentinel" 
Castle  A  W,  carpenter 


CarvaUho  Alex,  tailor 

Cavanaugh  M  G,  mining  recorder 

Cazaux  A,  butcher 

Chambliu  M  B,  physician 

Christopher  Mrs  A,  milliner 

CLARKE.  LUTHER  ft  00,  Palace 
Saloon 

Clarv  Jas,  barber 

CLUTE  F  W,  general  merchandise, 
hardware,  etc 

Cohn  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Cohn  Isaac,  varieties 

Colo  F  W  (Hillhouse  &  Cole) 

Colerick  J  K,  feed  stables 

Conklin  H  H  &  Co,  foundry 

Connor  P  Ed,  sunt  Eureka  Tunnel  Co 

Conti  G  k  Co,  saloon 

Cooper  Saml,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and 
county  treasurer 

Crawford  Kev  C  B,  clergyman  (Episco'l) 

CROMER  L  W.  justice  of  the  peace 

CROSSAN  R,  Wholesale  grain  and  bar- 
ley mill 

Crowcll  H  &  Co,  blacksmiths '  and  wag- 
onmakers 

Davenport  W  H,  atty  at  law 

Davids  M  &  Co,  provisions 

Davidson  M,  clothing 

DAVIDSON  W  E,  stationery  and  news 
depot 

DEAN  E  H  ft  SON,  saloon 

DE  LA  MATYR  C  R  ft  C9,  lumbsr 

DE  LA  MATYR  J  H,  stone  quarry 

Dijtter  Thiimas,  baker 

Dodge  k  Co,  groceries 

Dodge  E  K,  county  clerk 

DOHERTY  MICHAEL,  bootmaker 

DORSEY  T  J,  painter 

Douglas  Mrs  A  C,  lodgings 

Douglas  Thos,  saloon 

Doutrick  B^.-ank  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Dumas  A,  s:doon 

Dunkel  0  &  Co^  dry  goods  and  clothing 

DURLEY  ft  ROSS,  harness  and  s^- 
dle  makers 

Englert  &  Greer,  blacksmiths  and  wag- 
on makers 

Eureka  &  California  Lumber  C^,  lum- 
ber, do:)r3,  windows  and  bliuds 

Eurjka  Con  M  Co,  Thos  J  Read  supt,  W 
W  Tritylor  sooty 

"EUREKA  DAILY  LEADER,"  Ho- 

bart  &  Canfield  proprs 

EUREKA  ft  PALISADE  R  R,  Edgar 
Mills  pres,  P  Everts  supt,  E  If  Oat- 
man  sacty 

"EUREKA  SENTINEL."  (daUy  and 
weekly)  Cassiday  4  Skillman  proprs 

EUREKA  TUNNEL  CO,  P  Edward 
Counor  supt,  E  J  Butler  eecty 

EVERTS  P.  supt  E  ft  P  R  R 

FARMER  ft  UBSSSR.  dry  goods 

Fast  J  L,  agt  E  &  P  R  R 


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VERBABIS  ANTONIO,  boot  maker 
FEB&ARIS  ft  SXANXEE,  boot  mak 

en 
FISCHER  JACM)B,  blackamith 
Fiake  Chaa  H,  restaurant 
Fitigerald  A  L,  (Merrill  &  Fitugrald) 

FLETCHER  ft  CARPENTER,  feed 

and  sale  stable 

Ford  A  Hathaway,  dairymen 

PRIEDM AN  SAML,  auctioneer  and 
furniture  and  crockery 

Oallagher  Rev  Geo  W 

Gallagher  Mrs  F,  lodgings 

GarberE  R,  atty  at  law 

OAVIN  OEO,  tinsmith,  gas  fitter  and 
plumber 

OEART  CHAS,  saloon 

Geraty  Mrs  E,  boarding 

Gindici  Jos,  boarding  and  saloon 

Godfrey  Mrs  Lizzy,  restaurant 

GoU  &,  Money,  butchers 

Gorman  F  0  conatuhle 

GRAHAM  ft  CO,  Empire  Saloon 

OREQOVICH  H  L,  groceries  and  veg- 
etables 

OREGOVICH  SFIRO,  French  Notis- 
serie 

GnilloK  James,  varieties 

OITLIFOBD  ft  MoKEE,  livery  stable 
and  saloon;  cor  Main  and  Bateman 

Halev  ft  Young,  butchers 

WAT.T.  ])  H,  propr  International  Hotel 

HAMILTON  CYRUS,  dentist 

Harmon  F  H,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
Harmon  J  C,  planing  mill 
Harris  Alfred,  furnishing  goods 
Harris  Jack,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Harris  Phil  cigars  and  tobacco 
HARTENSTEIN  E  A,  barber 
HASKELL  a.  D,  fire   and  life  insur- 

anceagt 
HASE^ELL  W  F,  furniture,  crockery, 

paper  hangings,  etc,  and  undertaker 
Haskins  ft  Stevins,  saloon 
Hawkes  &  Co,  groceries 
HUlhouse  A  M,  (Hillhouse  ft  Cole) 
HILLH0T7SE  ft  COLE,  attys  at  law 
Hincklev  ft  Lockwood,  hotel 
HOBAkT    ft    CANFIELD,    proprs 

"Eureka  Daily  Leader" 
Hasking  Thos,  saloon 
HUBBARD  C  0,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 
INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL,  D  H 

Hall  propr 
Jaooby  Jacob,  steam  baths 
Joannes  Wm,  boots  and  shoes  and  sfew- 

ing  machines 
JOffii'SON  TrrRAir,  groceries 
JOSEPH    MORRIS    H,    furnishing 
goods  ftc,  and  supt  Golden  Rule  Min- 
ing Company 


Kasten  F,  saloon 

Kayser  N,  clothing 

Keene  David  C,  saloon  and  feed  stable 

Kemp  H  R,  boardin/y; 

Kind  H  ft  J,  groceries 

K  K  Con  M  Co,  John  A  Porter  anpt 

Knight  H  A,  county  assessor 

Ku^n  Ernst,  tailor 

Kyle  Matthew,  sheriff 

Lachman  Boij,  restaurant  and  bakery 

Lamoureaux  G  W,  blacksmith 

LANOSTROFF  JACOB  R  merchant 

tailor 
LANOSmO  0  J,  utty  at  law 

LASPETRE  THOS,  atty  at  law ' 
Lautcnnschlager  Chas,  brewery  and  saloon 
LAWLERT  F,  g«nl  freight,  naasen- 

ger  and  ticket  agt  of  E  ft  F  R  K 
Lee  S  L,  druggist 
Leeser MrsD,  fruits  and  varieticfl 
LEVY  BEllJ  C,  county  recorder  and 

auditor 
LEWIS  D  E,  aaloon  and  feed  stable 
Ley  M  M.  groceries  boots  and  shoes 
UTOOETT  ft   MALALTESTA,  >a- 

loon        ____ 
LOONEY  EUWARD,  aaloon 
Lovich  Chas,  tailor 

Magginetti  John,  propr  Turner  House 
MAOOINNI  BROS,  boarding  and  sa- 
loon 
MARLEY  ft  FAUST,  New  York 

Bakery 
MARTIN  H  A,  druggist 

MARTIN  WM.  chop  house 

Man  H  ft  Co,  8  i  brewery  and  saloon 

McCullough  ft  Williams,  lodgings 

McDanell  John,  saloon 

McDaniel  L,  saloon 

McELROY  PATRICK,  propr  Bureau 
Hotel 

McEwen  B  F,  groceries 

McMahon  Arthur,  laundry 

MoMARTIN  JAMES,  register  U  S 
land  office    

MENDES  JOSEPH,  saloon 

Merrill  ft  Fitzgerald,  attys  at  law 

Merrill  G  W,  (Merrill  ft  Fitzgerald), 
dist  atty 

Meyers  ft  Franklin,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 

Michel  J  H,  saloon 

Miller  Wm,  wigmaker 

Mining  Bureau  of  Nevada,  Moore  ft 
West  managers 

Mochs  Mrs  John  A,  restaurant 

Moeller  Max,  assayer 

MOUNELLI,   LAMBERT    ft   CO, 

conveyancers  and  real  estate  agents ; 

lessees  Eureka  Hall 
Monaco  Louis,  photographer 
Monteverde  Rev  — ^,clereyman  (Catholic) 
Montgomery  W  A,  batcher 


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Moody  James  M,  barber 
Moore  Bros,  livery  and  feed 

MOBRIS  BBOTHERB,  aaloon 
Mornson  R  K,  sec'y  Richmond  M  Co  of 

Nevada 
Murphy  Andrew,  propr  Jackson  House 
Murphy  Thos,  bootmaker 
Murray  Robert,  barber 
Nnthan  D,  clothing 
NESBITT  J  A,  physician 
OATMAN  E  F,  sec'y  E  &  P  R  R 
OTT  OEO  L,  blacksmith,  wagonmaker 

and  painter 
OWEll  J  B  N,  phvsician  and' surgeon 
Pr.'ly  VVm,  cashier  VVhite  Pine  County 

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Parmenko  &  Ballich,  restaurant 
PAXTON  &  CO,  bankers 
Perry  J  V  B,  saloon 

PHENIX  SILVEB  HININa   CO, 

Wm  Arrington  supt 
Poplin  Mrs  J,  fruits  and  varieties 
Porter  John  A,  supt  K  K  Con  M  Co  and 

mining  engineer 
Powell  William,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith   

PBEITZMANK   BOBEBT,  manager 

Pioneer  Drug  Store 
PBEVOST  C,  saloon 
Price  Hugh,  saloon 
Probert  E,  managing  director  Richmond 

M  Co  of  Nevada 
Ranft  Mrs  Kate,  lodgings 
Read  Thos  J,  U  S  deputy  surveyor  and 

county  surveyor  ana  supt  Eureka  Con 

MCo 
Reid  R  J  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Reinhart  B  &  Co,  grain  and  flour 
Remington  W  H  &  Co,  hardware 
Rich  Joseph,  pawnbroker 
Richmond  M  Co  of  Nevada,  E  Probert 

managing  director,  R  Rickard  supt,  R 

K  Morrison  sec'y 
Rickard  R,  supt  Richmond  M  Co  of  Nev 
Ricker  Rev  R  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Rives  Henry,  district  judge,  6th  judicial 

district  

BOBEBTSON  WM,  painter 

Robbias  Frank,  assayer 

Robinson  E  N,  supt  Albion  Con  M  Co 

Robles  Frank,  restaurant 

Rockman  M,  physician 

Rodoni  Frank,  saloon 

Rosenheim  A,  cigars  and  tobacco 

BOSS  MISS  EM, lod^ngs 

BTTBT  &  DUVDEBBUBG  CON  M 

CO  OF  NEVADA,  R  Rickard  supt, 

James  Wilson  sec'y 
Sabin  G  M  (Bishop  &  Sabin) 
Sadler  R  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

SCHATZLEIN  & 

barbers 


{^chiller  Jacob,  tailor 

8CHMITH  ft  MENDES,  proprt  SUr 

Brewery 
SCHNEtDEB  F  J,  dmggist 

Schneider  Joseph,  livery  and  feed 

Schneller  Christ,  restaurant 

Schwamb  C,  furniture 

SCOTT  JOHN  MoO,  insurance  and 
mining  broker 

SHANNON  A  E,  depn<;/  collector  in- 
ternal revenue  and  United  States  com- 
missioner 

Sholderer  &  Roborti,  butchers 

Sloss  &  McMartin,  harness  makers 

Smith  &  Delfoch,  bakery 

Smith  James  W,  county  administrator 
and  coroner 

Smith  &  Kams,  livery  k  feed 

SMITH   ft  MoDEBMOTT,    black- 

smiths  and  wagon  makers 
Smith  W  J,  postmaster 
Smith  W  R,  barber 
Spinner  Wm,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Steler  P.  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
STEPHENS  JAMES  H,  saloon 
Stewart  J  S  S,  feed  stable 
StowellWH  druggist 
Straus  Julius,  watehmaker  and  Jeweler 
Sweeney  W  H  ft  Co,  livery  stable 
Tatte  C  ft  Co,  boarding  and  saloon 
THIELE  E,  physician  and  surgeon 
THOMA  G  H,  physician 
Tomaso  Pescia,  saloon 
Torre  John,  crroceries  and  saloon 
Traylor  W  W,  sec'y  Eureka  Con  M  Co 

Uhl  V,  bootmaker         

YOBBEBO  HEBMANN,  C  P  Brew- 
ery and  saloon 
Weaver  Bros,  varieties 
Wendell  Mrs  M,  restaurant 
Wescoatt  N,  surveyor  and  civil  engi- 
neer 
White  Pine  County  Bank,  E  Woodruff 

prest,  Wm  Pardy  (jashier 
WILHELM  EDWABD,  watchmaker 

and  jeweler 
Williams  James,  physician 
WILLOirOHBT  WM,  saloon 
WILSON  ALEX,  attorney  at  law 
WILSON  JAMBS,  sec'v  Ruby  ft  Dun- 

derburg  Con  M  Co  of  Nevada 
WOOD  HUB  A,  law  student 
Woodruff  E,  prest  White  Pine  County 

Bank 
WBEN  THOS,  atty  at  law 
WBEN  THOS,  prest  Richniond  M  Co 
Young  Geo,  gun  and  locksmith 
Zanola  ft  Debernardi,  saloon 
ZilJIfOW  WM,  bakery  and  restaurant 
ZOTTMAN   MBS  A  E,    Excelsior 
Bakery 
EICHHOBN,  Zottman  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
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Caasidy  &  Slcillman,    -    -  Proprietors. 

DAILY— One  Year  by  Mail $15  00 

Six  Months,  by  Mail 8  00 

"  Three  Months,  by  Mail 5  00 

WEEKLY— One  Year 5  00 

BUREAU  HOTEL, 
p.  Mcelroy, proprietor. 

SOUTH  MAIN  STREET, 

EUREKA,  NEVADA. 

Butabllshed  1870. 

H.  VORBERC,  Proprietor. 

LAOER  BEER  AND  PORTER 

Of  l^e  tM8t  quality  only,  conitontly  on  hand. 

A  LABaS  AND  C0MM0DI0I7S  SALXN 

Connected  with  the  Brewery. 

H.  VORBERC. 

OLD  PORT  WINE.  H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  302  Davis  it,  S.  F. 


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International  Hotel, 


EUREKA,  NEVADA. 


BID. 


I  would  respectfully  inform  the  public  that  I  have  again  rcKipened 


THU  INTERNATIONAL. 


The  building  is  a  three-story  brick  one,  fire-proof, 

Has  lieefl  Newly  FumislieiTtaglioflt 


Suits  of  Rooms  for  Families  and  Commercial  Travelers. 


Thankful  for  the  patronage  so  generouely  extended  in  times' past,  I 
would  ask  for  a  continuance  in  the  future. 

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EUREKA,  NEVADA, 

MESSRS.  CANAVAN  S  IE  VAN,  Proprietors. 

JACOB  B.  LANGSTBOFF, 

MEBOEAKT  TAILOB 

(Next  door  to  International  Hotel.) 

MAIN  STRFET,  EUREKA,  NEVADA. 


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French  Doeskins,  Broadcloths,  Cassimeres, 

VESTINGS,  ETC., 

I  am  prepared  to  furnish  a  Suit  of  Clothes.    FIT  GUARANTEED. 

THOMAS  W^REN, 

ATTOENEY  AT   LAW, 

Southwest  Corner  of  Main  ani  Clark  Streets, 
^EUREKA,  NEVADA. 


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Nevada— Eureka^Fort  McDermitt. 

ALPHABETICAUiT. 


EDWARD  WILHELM, 

EUREKA,  NEVADA, 

CHRONOMETER,  WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKER. 

JEWELEB, 

MOBAVER  AND  OPTICIAN. 

All  work  warranted  to  give  entire  satisfaction,  or  positively  no  charge  will  bo  made. 


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JNO.  McG.  SCOTT, 

Immmm  aid  Mlimg  i?®ke?i 

White  Pine  County,  Bank  Building,  Eureka.  Nevada. 

Mines  Bought,  Sold  and  Leased. 

Agent  and  Correspondent  for  Minisu  Record,  of  New  York,  Minino  Review,  of 
Chicago,  and  Kconomist,  of  Boston. 


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PHYSICIAN.  SURGEON. 

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OBSTETRICIAN. 

MAIN  STREET. 

Two  doors  South  of  New  Bri(  k  Building,  (private 
entrance  from  Buci  Street.) 

Office  Honra :  0  to  lo  A.  M  ,  and  6  to  7  P.  M. 
Free  OfBce  Hours :  2  to  4  P.  M. 


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Pioneer  German  Drug  Store, 

Pkarmacie  Francaise.    Botica  E'.aanoU, 

naln  Street,  S  doom  fiioath  of  New 
Brirk  Boildlnff,  Enreka,  IVev. 

t  Keeps  a  full  assnrtmciit  nf  all  kinds  of  for 
eiern  and  domestic  UruKH  <iieinlealii. 
Patent  HedfeineM,  Toilet  and 
-•••ley  Articles,  as  well  as  FINE  WINES 
AND  Liquors,  for  meUlal  purposes  and  tne 
choicest  brands  of  Imported  Havaii§  ».;id  Duii^ss- 
tio  Ciifars,  and  everything  else  i>;«ually  to  be 
loundina  flnt-dass  Drug  Store. 

Phrs'oians  Prescriptions  carefully  compounded 
day  and  night.  R.  BRKITZMANN, 

Drugglit  and  Apothecary,  Manager. 


BEOWN.  TASSELL  &  CO., 


Dealers  in 


Fine  Boots  and  Shoes, 
EUREKA,  NEVADA. 


B.  &  T.  Fine  Hand  Sewed  Men's  Wear, 

and  Sollcrs  &  Co's  celebrated  Shoes 

for  sale  by  as. 


Fort  McDermitt, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY. 

BOWLINO  C,  gen  mdse,  blacksmith, 
agt  U  1  &  O  Stage  Co,  and  W,  F  Ex 
Co,  and  postmaster,  meat  market  and 
hotel 

Brown  O  F,  stock  raiser 

Hoppiii  H,  stock  raiser 

McCoIley  H  H,  stock  raiser 

McColIey  J,  miner 

McConnell  C,  stock  raiser 

Ryan  A  Wood,  forw<<rd«rs 


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BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP 


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Franktown, 

WASHOE  COUNTY. 

Dnvol  Jno,  hotel 

Harconrt  J  H,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

art  W,  F  &  Co 
LEE  C  A,  gen  mdse,  meat  market  and 

postmaster 
McClellen  Thos,  blacksmith 
Price  W  E,  wood  and  saw  mill 
Towl  E  B,  een  mdse 
Yager  &  Willis,  quartz  mill 


Galena, 

LANDER  COUNTY. 


Hambley  F,  hotel 
Melander  J,  hotel 
Tregouing  J  H,  hotel 
Wilson  B  F,  gen  mdse 


Genoa, 

DOUGLAS     COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Bodie  and  Carson  City  stage 
line,  14  miles  from  the  latter  place.  It 
is  a  pretty  place  of  500  inhabitants,  at 
the  base  of  the  Sieri-as.  It  is  the  county 
seat  and  the  oldest  town  in  the  State, 
having  baen  settled  by  Mormons  in  1850. 


Banning  Jno  T,  druggist 

Boles  E  A,  blacksmith 

•'Carson  Valley  News."  (AC  Pratt propr) 

Dandel  Chas,  shoemaker 

Fray  L,  butcher 

Gardner  John,  coroner 

Galett  Richard,  livery  stable 

Gillmin  I^,  hotel 

Cray  W  D,  blacksmith 

Harris  M,  gen  mdse 

Johnson  &  I31assom,  gen  mdse 

Livingston  A,  treasurer  and  liquors 

Longabaugh  J  T,  auditor  and  recorder 

Montrose  R  (t,  assessor 

Pratt  A  C,  propr  "Carson  Valley  News" 

and  prosecuting  atty 
Raycraft  Jos,  liverv  stable 
Rice  K,  supt  schools  and  hotel 
Spencer  H  F,  shoemaker 
Vansickle  P  W,  butcher 
WESSTEUr  P  P,  clerk 
Williams  J  P,  sheriff 
Young  C  P,  surveyor 


Glenbrook, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

BnrroU  Mrs  C,  hotel 
Cobb  W  A  B,  hotel 
Oomstock  Si  Rice,  saloon 


Phillip  J  W  D,  hotel 
Pray  A  W,  sawmill 
Short  J  M,  gen  mdse 


Glendale, 


WA^HOE   COUNTY. 
Wadsworth  Mrs  J  J,  hotel 


Golconda, 


HUMBOLDT   COUNTY. 

ORADT  J  D,  agent  W,  F  Ex  Co  and  C 

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LAT  BROS,  proprs  Hot  Springs  Hotel 

and  baths 
Lay  T,  postmaster 
Levy  F  N,  gen  mdse 
Meadar  M,  justice  of  the  peace 


Gold  Hill, 

STOREY   COUNTY. 
Anderson  A,  physician 
BANK  EXOEIANOE  SALOON,  E  F 

McKenney  propr,  183  Main 

BANK  OP  OOLD  HILL,  M  G  Stand- 

ijh  cashier.  Main 
Becker  J  P,  restaurant  and  bakery 
Bernstein  G  F,  groceries  391  Main 
BLAXJVELT  W  F,  pres  Bank  of  Gold 

Hill,  and  agent  Wells,   Fargo  &  Co,' 

Main 
BLOCK  L,  hoots  and  shoes  and  gents' 

furnishing  sooda,  214  Main 
BODEN  JOSEPH,propr  Nevada  House, 

Main 
Boisot  &  Stewart,  druggists,  203  Main 
BROWN  J  C,  propr  Franklin  Hotel, 

240  Main 
Cahen  A,  groceries,  Main 
Canavan  Matt,  miniag  supt 
Carrie  A,  hotel,  Main 

CHEaWIDDEN  RICHARD,  saloon, 

Main 
Chubbuck  S  W,  postmaster  and  books 

and  stationery,  li)0  Main 
COBB    WALTER,  undertaker    (town 

sexton),  244  Main 
Cohn  A,  dry  goods 
Connors  .T  R,  saloon 
Conwell  W  0,  dentist,  206  Main 
Corcoran  Jno,  saloon.  Main 
COVERDALE  THOMAS,  barber,  193 

Main 
Curtis  Samuel,  mining  supt 
Daly  John,  saloon.  Main 
Dauchy  H,  meat  market 
Day  W  H,  liquors 

Donovan  D  D,  constable.  Court  House 
Dimlop  J  C,  bakery,  Main 


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NeOada — G'oiti  ^iW. 

ALPnABKriOALLT. 


DVFBEY  6E0&OE,  restaurant,  Main 

EMMETT  GEOBOE,  Gold  Hill  Foun- 
dry, Main 

Fanningham  J  P,  justice  of  the  peace, 
Court  House 

Finch  T  E,  liquors 

Fitsimmons  H,  lawyer 

Fitzpatrick  M,  hotel 

I'OLSOM  F  W,  greceries  and  provis- 
ions and  city  marshal,  158  Main 

Forman  Chas,  mining  supt 

Fox  Jacob,  wagonmaker 

FOX  L  T,  uieat  market,  203  Main 

FSANKEL  BROS,  stock  and  money 

brokers,  Main 
FBANKLm  HOTEL,   J   C   Brown 

propr,  240  Main 
Frazier  &  Co,  saloon.  Main 
Fulton  Foundry  (estate  of  J  McCone), 

360  Main 
OALLAOHEB    THOMAS,    lumber, 

wood  and  coal,  near  depot 
Galland  B,  dry  goods 
Gallitan  &  Folsom,  hardware.  Main 
Gallup  O  H,  varieties,  185  Main 
OIBSOK  W  D  C.  liquors  and  cigars, 

178  Main 
GLADDING  &  FOX,  blacksmiths  and 

wagoumakers.  Main 

GOLD  HILL  BBEWEBT,  S  Schweis 

propr,  231  Main 

"GOIJ)  HILL  DAILY  NEWS,"  News 
Pub  Co  proprs,  201  Main 

Gold  Hill  Mmers'  Union,  D  McCarty 
sec'y 

Grant  G  &  J,  bootmakers.  Main 

GBATiTT  B  W,  furniture,  carpets,  etc, 
199  Main 

Gray  &  Kobles,  meat  market 

Gray  Wm,  meat  market.  Main 

Hall  G  W,  ins  agt,  Main 

Hall  J  U,  physician 

Hall  W  N,  hardware 

Hammock  C,  mining  supt 

Hannon  Miss  M,  dressmaking 

Haub  C,  hotel,  Main 

Hillyer  M  C,  mining  supt 

Holt  Geo  D,  mining  supt 

James  Chris,  assay er,  207  Main 

James  I,  supt  of  Yellow  Jacket  (mining) 

Jewett  &  Miller,  painters,  217  Main 

JONES  JOHN  JB,  druggist  and  apoth- 
ecary, l94  Main 

Jones  Samuel,  mining  supt 

Kearney  Frank,  liquors 

Keeler  A  T,  agt  V  and  T  R  R 

Larkins  Chas,  carpenter 

Lemery  V,  groceries 

Litchfield  &  Thurman,  undertakers,  car- 
penters, 141  Main 

Manson  P,  physician,  189  Main 

MATHAWS  GEO  C,  physician  and 
c"  _jeon,  208  Main 


McCann  M  L,  shoemaker,  Main 
McGum  T,  groceries  and  provisions,  116 

Main 
McKAT  ISAAC,  saloon,  181  Main 
McKENNEY  E  F,  saloon,  185  Main 
Mercer  Richard,  groceries,  191  Main 
MOOBE    &    mK)K,    Nevada    Screen 

Works,  412  South  0 
MOOBE  E,  liquors,  170  Main 
Moore  T,  boiler  maker,  373  Main 
NOBLE    MBS    C,    dressmaking,    225 

Main 
Nutter  C  T,  groceries,  Main 
Ockel  Chas,  saloon,  Main 
Ogg  S,  livery,  169  Main 
P^dOE  JOHN,  Washington  House, 

372  South  C 
PITCHFOBD  J  B,  supt  Gold  Hill 

Foundry 

FOHL  C,  barber,  179  Main 

Potter  Thos,  saloon,  193  Main 

BAHILLY  MATT,  liquors  and  bil- 
liards, 176  Main 

Ralston  T  H,  stock  broker,  183  Main 

Randall  J  wagonmaker.  Main 

Riley  Susan,  lodgings 

SCHWEIS  S,  saloon,  231  Main 

Semis  A  J,  liquors 

Silvan  M,  barber.  Main 

Smith  C,  shoemaker 

SNOW  &  SATTEB,  hairdressina  and 
shaving  saloon,  172  Main 

STEVEN'S  J  M,  saloon,  187  Main 

Stevenson  C  C,  mining  supt 

THOMAS  JOHN  B,  miner 

Thorburn  D,  varieties  and  newsdealer, 
204  Main 

Tobener  Chas,  saloon,  153  Main 

TBEZONA  J  P,  miner 

WASHINGTON  HOUSE,  John  Pas- 

coe  propr,  372  South  C 
WEIOEMAN   CHBIS,    Fashion    Sa- 
loon, 202  Main 
Winterbauer  J  A,  bootmaker,  173  Main 
WISE    F  A,  notary    public,    commis- 
sioner deeds,  203  Main 

WOOLEY    THOMAS,  Gold  Hill 

Boiler  Works,  400  South  C 


PULLER  HOT  SPRINGS 

AND 
BY 

JAMES  PULLER. 


THE  EXPRESS 

Will  make  regular  semi-weckiy  trips  between 
the  Springs  and  Virtcinia,  carrying  freight  and 
pusengera  at  reaaonaVe  rates. 

Virginia  Offices  at  i.  A.  Spencer's  and  J.  W. 
Morris'  Stores. 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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ALPIIABBTIOALLT. 


FKANKLIN  HOTEL, 

J.  C.  BROWN,    PROPRIETOR. 


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CUtod  Accommodations  for 

TRAVELERS. 

CilTE  VS  A  €AIiIi. 

TERMS,  $l.60  PER  DAY. 

2W  Main  St.,  Sold  Hm.lTev. 


Orantville, 

NYE    COUNTY. 

Alexander  M  &  M  Co,  M  San  Pedro 

supt,  Warner  Crage  aec'y 
Ballard  J  W,  atty  at  law 
Blackmore    Ben,    boarding    house    and 

saloon 
Brett  J  K,  assayer 
Callahan  J  J,  physician 
Cirac  Theo,  bakery 
Dwyer  &;  Belyea,  saloon 
Franklin  A  J,  gen  mdso 
Gage  W  S  &  Co,  gen  indse 
Graham  Jas,  livery  stable 
Harlan  T  J,  druggist 
Harvey  A  B,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Howe  W  B,  gen  mdse 
Koch  Wm,  brewery  and  saloon 
Lockerman  H  W,  barber 
McComb  Jno,  butcher 
POST  S  0,  gen  mdse,  groceries,  hard 

ware,  liquors,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Bosenthall  S,  clothing 
Sailor  A  W,  physician 
Snow  C  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Stocker  A  a,  atty  at  law 
Taylor  0  F^varieties 
Terney  Philip,  livery  stable 
Touhey  Jerry,  varieties 
Vaughn  St  McKeehan,  saloon 


Hamilton, 


WHITE   PINE    COUNTY, 

Is  a  miuing  town  of  200  inhabitants, 
distant  from  Eureka  40  miles,  having  an 
elevation  of  8,000  feet.  It  is  the  county 
seat,  and  lies  on  the  northern  slope  of 
Treasure  Hill. 


Allen  Miss  A  M,  school  teacher 
Barker  J  B,  atty  at  law 
Brown  J  W,  livery  stable 
Brown  &  Smith,blacksmiths  and  vrigpn- 
makers 


Burbank  Geo  B,  county  surveyor 

Bush  Henry,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
undertaker 

Carpenter  Harvey,  stationer  and  post- 
master 

Cliilds  Geo  T,  mill  and  mining  agt 

Coulter  George,  miuing  supt 

Daley  Mrs  D,  lodgings 

Davis  B  K,  dist  atty  and  atty  at  law 

Drake  John  E,  dairy  and  carpenter 

Evarts  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

FORREST  W  R,  county  clerk 

Fassett  N  C,  mining  supt 

Flower  W  T,  mining  supt 

Gray  Mrs  — ,  lodgings 

Hagar  Henry,  physician 

Hagar  James,  constiible 

Hall  M  W,  carpenter  and  livery  stable 

Hauck  Louis  A,  notary  public 

Henry  M  W,  mining  and  civil  engineer 

Herrick  H  S,  supt  schools 

Hoyt  A  V,  notary  public 

Karbstein  Charles,  stock  raiser 

Kendall  J  B,  supt  Jennie  A  and  Black 
Rock  Mining  Cos 

Liddle  Samuel,  agt  wate;-  company 

Lockwood  J  H,  saddles  and  harness 

Lovell  J  V,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Mau  &,  Heitman,  liquors 

McConkey  Geo  P,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co,  stage  agt,  county  treasurer  and 
stock  broker 

McCrea  Miss,  lodgings 

McGregor  Miss,  laundry 

Molitor  John,  restaurant 

Naylor  W  H,  restaurant 

Premenko  Theodore,  fruits,  candy,  etc 

Raum  Ed,  sheriff 

Rielley  James,  auctioneer,  groceries, 
commission  merchant  and  notary  pub 

Sam  Sing,  groceries 

Schmidt  Caspar,  brewery 

Sinnott  Peter,  contractor 

Smith  &  Woodin,  liquors 

Starr  Thomas,  news  agency 

Stede  Henry,  tailor 

Strickland  Oapt  D,  liquors     , 


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Tyson  Col  — ,  mining  supt  and  smelter 
Vetterlin  Fred,  restaurant 
Wasmer  P  A,  hardware 
"White  Pine  News,"  A  Skillman  propr 
Williamson  J  B,  county  assessor 
Willard  E  X,  pub  administrator 
Woodbury  W,  assessor     '  y 

Wray  Chas,  jeweler 
Zadow  Louis,  meat  market 


Hiko, 

LINCOLN     CODNTY. 


^EER  A.  postmaster 
Sharps  Mm,  saloon 
Sharp  FT,  blacksmith 
Ptorns  I',  rrprx  mdse 
Wilson  W  M,  grocer 


Hot  Creek, 

NYE    COUNTY. 

T.upfon  Jns.  Honors 
McComn«  T  .T.  liquors 
Vew  Philadelnbin.  R  M  Co 
TroM'bridiTfi  N  S  &  Co  gen  mdso 
Williams  J  T,  hotel 


Humboldt, 

HUMBOLDT   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  line  of  the  C.  P.  Railroad,  i2? 
miles  from  San  Fmnrisco  and  449  milep 
from  Ogden.  Trains  going  west  stop 
here  30  minutes  fnr  dinner,  and  thosp 
poinsr  east  stop  th«  satrT?  l^ntd-.h  of  time 
for  breakfast.  Tho  Humboldt  House, 
Meacham  &  Blakpslee,  proprietors,  is  r 
cosy  and  pomf"rt.ible  hotel,  wherflcuesti^ 
are  treated  with  the  utmost  civility  and 
treated  ip  everything  found  in  a  first- 
class  house. 


Blakeslee  L  A,  postmnster 

Clark  C  .T,  tel  opr  and  agt  C  P  R  R 

Humboldt  House 

Mencham  &  Blakeslee,  proprs  Humboldt 

House 
Melov  E  R,  acr*  C  P  R  R  and  A  and  P 

Tel  Co 


Huntington, 


ELKO  COUNTY. 
TAFT  Q  W,  postmaster 


lone  City, 

NYE    COUNTY. 

Oage  W  S  &  Co,  rren.  mdae 
Nun  an  S  S,  boarding  house 
Williams  J  H,  saloon 


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Jefferson, 

NYE    COUNTY. 

Ashbum  C  F.  postmaster 
Ashbum  &  Shumwav,  gen  mdse 
Epirlcston  B»nj,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

livery  stable 
Hodees  Joseph,  ment  market 
Johnston  .T  C,  oonstnble 
Norwood  Mrs  T,  restaurant 
Slusher  S.  lumber  dealer 
Vellman  Edward  S,  liquors 


Junction, 

NYE    COUNTY. 
SlUNlMN  A  E,  postmaster 


Lewis, 

LANDER   COUNTY. 

C0Z7EXS  DAVENPORT,  saloon  and 

P'>stm''«t"r 

WTTX  .JOSEPH,  fen  mdse 
Mellander  C,  boarding  house 
Ramsdell  V,  B,  fruits  and  varieties 
Stujirt  F  H,  boarding  house 
Williams  Jno,  hotel 


Lida  Valley, 

ESMERALDA   COUNTY. 
Severe  S  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Lodi, 

NYE   COUNTY. 

Fisk  S  E,  hotel 
Huntley  D  B,  assayer 
KirkpatricV  .T  O,  blacksmith 
Raymond  W  H,  manager  Argenta  Uin- 
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of  Clugage  &  Parker's  stages,  from  Elko 
to  Tuscarora. 


WEHAND  JOHN  H,  propr  Lone 
Mountain  House,  where  the  weary 
traveler  will  find  food  and  plenty,  and 
that  of  the  very  best  kind. 


Lovelocks, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY. 

Cardwell  &  Williams,  saloon 
EMMONS  H  C,   store,  hotel,  postmas 
ter,  agt  W,  F  &  C.>,  and  agt  C  P  R  R 


Marietta, 


ESMERALDA   COUNTY. 
Campbell  Geo  C,  saloon 
Murray  Ed,  blacksmith 
Rhodes  A  J,  gen  mdse 
Smith  B  G  &  Co,  gen  mdso 
Smith  Bros,  Borax  manufrs 
Wakefield  W  F,  saloon 


Mason  Valley, 

ESMERALDA   COUNTY. 
Apsey  Robert,  atty  at  law 
Bennett  E  W,  gen  mdso 
Brann  Bros  &  Smart,  liquors 
Brown  J  H,  pmpr  Nevada  House 
Carroll  John,  blacksmith 
Crais  Jno  D,  hotel  and  store 
CBAIQ  J  S,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  post 

master  and  gen  mdso 
Daniel  Jasper,  blacksmith  and  hardware 
Downey  Js,s,  saloon  and  groceries 
Fogg  S  B,  carpenter  and  house  builder 
Fitzgerald  J  P,  blacksmith,  wagonmaker 
Gallagher  J  B,  atty  at  law 
Greenfield  Hotel,  J  S  Craig  propr 
Houston  J  M,  atty  at  law 
Leavitt  G  I,  physician  and  sureoon 
Richardson  A  S,  physician  and  druggist 
iSwasey  H  M,  groceries,  etc 


Mineral  City, 

EUREKA   COUNTY, 
Is  in  a  mining  district,   80  miles  from 
Eureka. 


Mill  City, 

HUMBOLDT   COUNTY. 
Curliss  Wm,  livery  stable 
OOTJU)  JAMES,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 
GOXJLD  J,  postmaster 
Gould  &  O'Donnell,  proprs  Mill  City 
Foundry 


Mineral  Hill, 

ELKO   COUNTY. 

BruflFy  T  B,  hotel 

Crombie  J  C,  mining  supt 

Edwards  E  T,  stock  raiser 

Griswold  Gilbert,  justice  of  peace 

Hoanl  John,  saloon 

ISBELL  T  J,  postmaster  anc}  gee  mdae 

^cCoy  Geo,  lumber 

Murdock  Mrs  H,  lostaurant 

Schuster  Jno,  bakery 

Velta  Mrs  M,  groceries  and  provisions 

Walker  I,  saloon 


Mineral  Station, 

EUREKA   COUNTY. 

Ward  B  F,  eating  house  and  agt  E  &  P 
R  R  Tel  Co 


Morey, 

NYE    COUNTY.    .    ' 

Austin  D  V,  saloon 
Cullum  B  F,  livery  stable 
Hammond  &,  Co,  saloon 
Mathey  A,  assayer  and  surveyor 
Mitchell  J  C,  saloon 
Moore  J  A,  meat  market 
OLIVER  R  N,  hotel 

Randolph  &  Co,  saloon 
RANDOLPH  M  F,  postmaster 
Trippel  A,  mining  engineer 


Mountain  City, 

ELKO  COUNTY. 

Bacon  J  H,  hotel  and  gen  mdso 
Farick  A,  blacksmith 


Oreana, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY, 

Ts  on  the  C.  P.  R.  R  ,  402  miles  from  San 
Francisco. 


Rusing  E  S,  agent  C  P  R  R  and  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Torrey  Eben  P,  gen  mdse,  propr  Hope 

quartz  mill  and  notary  public 


Osceola, 

WHITE  PINE  COUNTY. 

Felsenthal  P  H,  gen  mdse 
Johnson  N  F,  saloon 
Jonan  A,  saloon 


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Palisade, 

EUREKA  COUNTY. 

Bailey  L  E,  ins  agt 

Bailey  0  H  P,  agt  C  P  R  R 

Baum  E  M,  propr  Depot  Hotel  and  Res- 
taurant 

Carney  S  S,  saloon 

Costitt'  Geo,  liquors  and  barber 

Hill  J  N,  gen  freight  agt  E  4  P  R  R     ' 

Jewell  T  R,  gen  mJse 

Lawler  T  F,  gen  P  &  F  agt  E  &  P  R  R 

Marchant  John,  postmaster  and  gen 
mdse 

Southern  B  S,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 
Express 

Sumerall  Thos,  shoemaker 


Panaca, 

LINCOLN     COUNTY. 

Edwards  Geo  W,  wheelwright 
FINBLAT  A  M,  postmaster 
Gentry  Ed  S  &  Jos,  blacksmiths 
Jorgensen  Assmus,  saddle  and  harness- 
maker 
Olesen  Carl,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Panaca  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Wedge  John,  hotel 


Paradise, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY. 

Banman  F,  saloon 

Billes  C  C,  saddles  and  harness 

Blackwood  Charles  W,  physician 

BOWMAN  E  D,  postmaster 

Cederholm  Jno  8,  wagonmaker 

Davis  B  H,  attorney  at  law 

Ellis  Henry,  saloon 

Fisher  George,  painter 

Gillelan  George,  hotel 

Jackson  A  J,  blacksmith 

Kemler  Charles,  gen  mdse 

Kirshner  &  Co,  brewers 

Luther  B  H,  saloon 

Morse  &  Rickard,  livery  stable 

Nichols  &  Cragin,  hotel 

Paradise  ,  Co-operative  Association,  gen 
mdse  and  flourinc;  mills 

"  PARADISE  KEPOBTEB/'  H  War- 
ren propr 

Powell  J  W,  druggist  and  physician 

Swartz  R,  groceries 

Watson  E  M,  manager  W  U  Tel  office 

Wilder  H  F,  hotel 

Windel  J  H,  attorney  at  law 


Pinto, 

EUREKA  COUNTY. 

Ba,g|ra  E,  milling 

FISH  HENA I ,  gardener  and  postmas- 
ter 
McAvoy  J,  dairyman 
Minolette  G,  stock  raiser 
North  J  M,  stock  raiser 
Potter  Jno,  mining  supt 
Smith  N,  hotel 


Pioche, 

LINCOLN   COUNTY, 

Is  distant  from  Eureka  192  miles,  situ- 
ated  in  a  rich  mining  district  in  the 
eastern  part  of  the  State,  and  has  a  popu- 
lation of  500  or  more,  and  a  weekly 
newspaper.  It  is  the  county  seat,  and 
has  stage  line  communication  with  Eu- 
reka 


Adams  R,  tailor 

Addleman  A,  meat  market 

Aemer  M,  grocer 

Alexauder  G  R,  druggist 

Clark  D  C  &  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Clute  F  W,  gen  mdse  and  stock  broker 

Cohn  A  &  Bro,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Duif  T  R,  supt  Aleadow  Valley  M  &  M 

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Eilers  Henry,  liquors 
Eisenman  J  &  Co,  hardware 
Fox  M,  jeweler 
Fulks  D  A,  county  treasurer 
Gibfred  &  Brisacher,  restaurant 
Goodman  &  Co,  stationery 
Gorman  George  T,  notary  public 
Griffin  W  E,  banker,  stock  broker,  and 

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Hagerty  &  Barton,  grocers 
HANJi  OBD  Z  M,  county  clerk 
Henderson  J.  C,  recorder  and  auditor, 

and  dry  goods 
Henderson  W  H,  assessor 
Hoffman  Julius,  assayer 
Jacobs  &  Sultan,  grocer 
Kipe  Dick,  restaurant 
Koch  C,  shoe  store 
Lawson  Mrs  E,  meat  market 
Le  Baa  S,  jeweler 
Lynch  J  C,  liquors 
Mandich  Alex,  fruits  and  groceries 
McKee  W  L,  sheriff 
METERS  CHARLES  F,  postmaster 
Mills  H,  supt  Raymond  &  Ely  mine 
Morton  E  F,  shoemaker 
Mott,  Fish  &  Co,  hardware 
Myers  J  &  Bro,  dry  goods 
Nesbitt  J  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Newman  J  B,  liquors 


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Nichols  F  C,  dentist 

Patchon  C  H,  district  attorney 

Pierson  Mrs  James,  hotel 

"  Pioche  Record  " 

Poujade  T  C,  gen  mdse 

Parson  James,  public  administrator  and 

coroner 
Roeder  John,  gen  mdse 
Rosenbaum  J,  dry  goods,  clothing  and 

fancy  goods 
Saunders  T,  grocer 

Schustrich  &  Kline,  brewers  and  liquors 
Sherwood  0  T,  lumber 
Shier  J,  grocer 
Stein  Charles  &  Co,  liquors 
Veitch  Alex,  saddler 
Wertheimer  L,  clothiers 


Poeville, 


WASHOE  COUNTY. 
Barber  S  K,  real  estate 
Brown  B  F,  notary  public  and  district 

recorder 
Buckley  I  J,  gen  mdse 
Buckley  S,  liquors 
Campbell  Thompson,  notary  publio 
Churchman  Nye,  notary  publio 
Corlias  J  H,  mining  expert 
Gorman  George  T,  notary  public 
Griffin  A  D,  mining  supt 
Lake  Mrs  A  A,  boarding  house 
Phillips  H,  hotel 
Taylor  ChaS  H,  hotel 
Wicks  L  D,  gen  mdse 


DEPOT   HOTEL, 

AT  THE  DEPOT,        BENO,  NEV  IDA, 

WILLIAM  R.  CHAMBERLAIN,  Proprietor. 

This  House  is  situated  beside  the  Railroad  Track,  and  it  is  but  a  etep 

from  the  Building  to  the  Oars  of  the  C.  P.  R.  R.  on  one  side  and 

those  of  the  V.  «&  T.  R.  R.  on  the  other. 

All  the  Attractions  of  A  FIHST-CLASS  HOTEL  are  snppliei 

ALL  THE  PASSENGER  TRAINS  STOP  IN  FRONT  OF  THE  HOTEL 

The  Office  of  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express  is  in  the  building. 


Connected  with  this  Hotel  is  a  First-class 


I  %§>  Lunch  Room  and  Oyster  Saloon, 

Where  Passengers  from  the  Cars,  and  all  others,  desiring^  a  "  Square  Mpal,"  can  get 

Oysters  in  every  style,  Clams,  Crabs.  Pigs'  Feet,  Cold  Meats,  Hot  Coffee 
and  Tea,  and  other  delicacies. 


LAFAYETTE    HOUSE, 


RENO,      NEVADA. 

(Opposite  Depot.) 

This  House  has  lately  been  opened  and 

has  ample  accommodations  for  the 

Traveling  Public. 

Board  and  Lodging  $7.00  per  wsek. 

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Reno, 

WASHOB  OOUNTT. 

This  town  ia  pleasantly  located  on  the 
Central  Pacitic  Kailroad,  154  milea  from 
Sacramento.  It  is  connected  with  Oar- 
son  City  and  Virginia  by  the  Virginia 
and  Truckee  Railroad.  It  is  the  county 
seat.  The  place  has  twice  baen  visited 
by  disastrous  conflagrations,  which,  both 
tunes,  completely  devastated  the  busi- 
ness portions  of  it,  but  such  id  the  en 
ergy  and  enterprise  of  its  citizens,  that 
now  it  is  built  more  substantially  and 
beautifully  than  ever.  Among  tho  many 
new  buildings  there  is  a  very  neat  thea- 
ter, and  a  fine  building  used  as  a  baard 
ittg  school,  which  has  accommodations 
for  120  pupils.  It  is  under  the  control 
of  the  biitera  of  Charity.  Business  of 
every  kiud  is  well  represented.  Its  in 
liabicants  are  moral,  iadustriaus,  and 
are  determined  to  do  all  they  can  to 
make  their  town  as  good  as  any  in  the 
State.  Its  present  population  u  about 
3,000. 

ABRAHAMS  BROS  &  CO.  gents'  fur 

nidniug  goods  and  clothiiig,  Commer 

cial  Row 
ARCADE    HOTEL,    D     McFarland 

propr,  Commerciui  jiow 
ASH  B  W,  agent  D  W  Earl  &  Co, 

depot 
Avery  Q  W,  constable,  2d 
BANK  OF  D  A  BENDER  &  CO.  Com 

murcial  Row 
Bardiua  C,  shoemaker,  Centre 
Barker  D  H,  county  surveyor 
BARNES  A  H,  propr  Uolden  Eagle, 
and  sole  agent  I'aciiic  Coast  for  W  ^' 
firummer's  Insect    and  Vermin    D 
Btroyer,  Patent  Powder  Blower,  Sierra 
Baructt  1,  dry  goods,  Commercial  Row 
Baniett  Thos,  boots  and  shoes,  Virgiuia 
Bachtel  "W  L,  saloon,  Virginia 
BECKER   CHAS,    Washoe    Brewery, 

Commercial  Row 
BECKER  GEO,  saloon.  Commercial  Row 
Beukcr  J  J,  saloon.  Commercial  Row 
Bell  Frank,  division  supt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Bslz  John,  barber,  Commercial  Row 
BENDER  CHAS  T,  banker,  Commer 

cial  Row 
BENDER  D   A,  banker,   Commercial 

Row 
Bergman  W,  physician  and  surgeon,  2d 
Bianchi  (1  B  &  Co,  saloon,  Virginia 
Bishop  S,  physician.  Commercial  Row 
BOAKDmAm  W  M.  attorney  at  law, 

otlice  Udd  Fellows'  building 
BONNOTTE  C,  uloon,  Centre 


Bowman  John,  district  attorney 

BOTO  D  B,  county  treasurer 

Boyutoa  C  H,  C  P  R  R  ticket  agent 

BRADY  THOS,  restaurant  and  saloon, 
Virginia 

BROOKINS  C  J,  books  and  stationery, 
confectionery,  varieties,  pianos  and 
organs,  Virginia 

Brown  M  iss  Lizzie,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods,  Virginia 

Buckley  R,  groceries.  Commercial  R3W 

Busch  Fred,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware, 3d 

BUTTERfTBLD  DD,  carpenter,  Vir- 
ginia 

CAHLAN  J.  manager  Farmers'  Co-op' 
Asjociatiou,  cor  2d  and  Virginia  , 

Cain  Wm,  attorney  at  law 

Camp  T  B,  surveyor.  Commercial  Row 

Cauthlin  Wm,  blacksmith.  Sierra 

CHAMBERLAIN  I,    deputy  sheriff 

Chase  C  C,  saloo.i,  Virginia 

CHATilELD  B  E,  auctioneer, Virginia 

CHIEU)VICH  £  ft  CO,  Wine  Houses 
Commercial  Row 

CLARK  A  J,  general  merchandise,  Si- 
erra 

Coats  M  T,  propr  Coat's  House,  3d 

COOKES  J  ii\  iodgiiig.  Commercial  Row 

COUCH  MRS  M,  board  and  lodging, 

Centre 
Craig  Mrs  C,  restaurant,  Virginia 
Cunningham  &  Gibson,  groceries,  etc, 

Virginia 
CUNNINGHAM  J  M,  varieties,  Vir- 
ginia 
Dallam  A  P,  bakery,  Comm3rcial  Row 
Daltou  P,  restaurant,  Virginia 
Davidson  S  N,  watchmaker  and  jewelry. 

Commercial  Row 
Dawson  A,  dentist,  Virginia 
DeBelle  Jos,  watchmaker  and  jewelry, 

Virginia 
DE  IJORES,  sister  superior  Mount  St 

Mary's  Academy 
Ddmers  L,  gen  mdde,  3d 
DEPOT   HOTEL,   W  R  Chamberlain 

propr 
EARL  D  W  ft  CO,   forwarding   and 

commission.  Depot 
Evans  Pierce,  attorney,  Virginia 

EVERETT  J  K,  (wholesale  and  retail) 
groceries,  hardware,  provisions,  etc, 
cor  2d  and  Sierra 

Everetts  W  F,  county  assessor 

FARMERS'  CO-OPERATIVE  AS- 
SOCIATION, general  merchandise, 
cor  2d  and  Virgiuia 

Farver  ft  Mershon,  saloon,  cor  2d  and 
Virginia 

Feliz  A,  propr  Palace  Hotel,  cor  Centre 
and  Commercial  Row 


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Flint  ft  Co,  moat      arket,  Virginia 

Fogg  C  H,   meut  market,   Commercial 
Kow 

Fowle  J  E,  harnessmaker,  Sierra 

Fredrick  I,    watchmaker   and  jeweler. 
Commercial  Row 

FULTON  R  L,  proprietor  "Reno  Eve- 
ning Gazette, '  Sierra 

Oilson  Jno  8,  notary  public  and  insur- 
ance agent,  Virginia 

OOEOOEL  WM>  watchmaker  and  jew 
eler,  Virginia 

GOLDEN  EAOLE,  A  H  Barnes  pro 
prietor.  Sierra 

Goodman  Amelia,   millinery  and  fancy 
store,  Virginia 

GOULD  A.  fruit  store,  .3d 

Gratf  J,  bakery.  Commercial  Row 

GRAY  D,  deputy  sheriff 

GRIPPEN  £  M,  meat  market 
Gunthcr  J  B,  harness  and  saddles.  Sierra 
Hagerman  J  C,  insurance  agt,  cor  Com 

mercial  Row  and  Sierra 
Hagerman  ft  Schooling,   gen  mdse,  cor 

Oimmercial  Row  and  Sierra 
Hammersmith  N  C,  hairdresser,  Com 

mercial  Row 
HAMMOND  &  WILSON,  livery,  feed 

and  sale  stable,  C'ommerciel  Row 
HARNEY  M  A,  milliner  omd  dress 

maker,  Virginia 
HARRISON  M,  groceries,  Virginia 
Harting  Otto,  bakery,  Virginia 
Harvey  ft  Trumbo,  auction  and  commis 

sion,  Virginia 
Hawkins  Hellen,  restaurant,  Virginia 
Higgins  H  W,  freight  agt  C  P  R  R  and 

VftTR  R 
HOGAN  H  H,  physician  and  surgeon, 

office  in  Odd  Fellows'  block,  2d    ' 
HOGE  WALTER,  Commercial  Row 

HOLT    &  COFFIN,    house    and  sign 

painters  and  paper  hangers,  2d 
Hoy  Jno,  propr  Ohio  House,  Virginia 
HOY  R  F,  lumber  yard,  Plaza 
Hurd  A  L,  dray  and  expressman,  Virg'a 
HYMERS  &  COMSTOCK,  proprietors 

Truckee  stables,  cor  2d  and  Sierra 
JAMISOM  S  M,  postmaster,  Commer 

cial  Row 
JAMISON  S  M  &  SON,  books  sta 

tionery,  etc,  Commercial  Row 
Johnson  Roger,  atty,  Virginia 
Jones  Chas,  constable,  2d 
JONES  C  W,  deputy  sheriff,    coroner 

and  collector,  2a 
JONES   MRS   MARY,   proprietoress 

Reno  Exchange,  3d 
Kahn  S  &  Co,  coffee  house,  Virginia 
KELLEY  R  F  Mi  meat  market,  Washoe; 

nurseries.  Sierra 


KINCAID  JAMES  H.   manager    The 
Reno  Savings  Bank,  Virginia  and  2d 
King  S  D.  judjre  dist  court 

KINGSBTJRY  ft  MILLS,black>miths, 

Centre 
KINNY  CHAS  M,  barber,  Virginia 
KNOX  W  L,  attorney  at  law,  2d 
KNOX  W   N|  insurance  agent   reprft- 
sendng     the     following     agencies: — 
Hutchmson  ft  Mann,    Jacobs  ft  Kas- 
ton,  Ed  E  Potter  ft  Co;  musical  agen- 

cies  

KNTJST  ft  JONES,  books,  stationery 

and  hardware,  Virginia 
Kolster  F,  tailor.  Commercial  Row 
LACHAFELLE    E,    Theatre    saloon. 

Commercial  Row 

LACHMAN  ft  MEYER,  toys,  candies, 
fancjr  goods,  stationery,  cutlery,  etc, 
Virginia;  cigars  and  tobacco,  Com- 
mer eialRo^v 

LAFAYETTE  HOUSE,    Odett    Bros 

proprs  Commercial  Row 
Lnlce  ft  Beck,  flouring  mills 
LAKE  ft  HOUSE.  E  A  Vesey  propr, 


South  Virginia 
Lane  Benj,  barber,  Virginia 
LEE  L  W,  livery,  feed  and  sale  stable, 

Sierr.'iand4th 
Levy  M  D  ft  Co,   liquors.    Commercial 

Row 
LEVY  SOL,  dry  goods,  fancy    goods, 

boots  and  shoes,  Virginia 
LOOMIS  C  A,  manager  Straussburger 

ft  Co,  Commercial  Row 
MAUN  S  A,  deputy  clerk 
Manning  ft  Berry,  groceries  and  hard- 
ware. Commercial  Row 
Mari  G,  saloon.  Centre 
MARSHALL  I  B,  attorney  at  law, 

C  P  R  R  attorney,  Commercial  Row 
MAXSON  H  B,  U   S  deputy    mineral 


surveyor,  Virginia 

McClelland  ft  Simpson,  varieties.  Com- 
mercial Row 

McFARLAND  B,  proprietor  Arcade 
Hotel,  Commcrui;  i  Row 

McFARLIN  J  Li  blacksmith  and  wag- 
onmakcr,  cor  S.I  and  Sierra 

McGEE  J  C,  harness  and  saddles.  Sier- 
ra and  4th 

McKee  Miss  Eliza,  dressmaker,  2d 

MERCHANTS'    EXCHANGE,  (F 

Perkins  proprietor),    comer  Commer- 
cial Row  and  Virginia 
Mershon  Mrs  G  W,  dressmaker.  Sierra 
Mershon  G   W,  manager   Ohio  House, 

Virginia 
Mershon  Kate,  dressmaker.  Sierra 
MEYERSLI3N  H,  gents'    furnishing 
goods  and  clothing,  Commercial  Row 
MILLS  MRS  H  A,  notions,  Virginia 

MOUNT  ST  MARY'S  ACADEMY. 


H.  WACHHORST,  Agent  for  Am.  Watches,  315  J  Street,  Sac 


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Murphy  B  F,  salt  works,  Commercial 
Kow 

Myers  &  Honeywell,  carpenters,  Vir^dnia 

Myers  J  F,  urufcgist  and  aputheoary, 
two  doors  west  of  P  0,  Commercial 
Kow 

NAD9H  ft  BOICLAIEE,  blacksmiths 
and  wuGTonmaktirs 

NATHAN  MfClothing,  boots  and  shoos, 
huts  and  cups  and  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  Viri^inia 

Net'dham  Wni,  furniture,  Virjrinin 

"NEVADA  STATE  JOURNAL" 
(daily)  C  C  Powning  editor  and  propri- 
etor, 2d  

NEVADA  THEATRE,  Hammond  & 
Wilsou  proprs,  Commcrciol  Row 

Noyes  C  D,  wugonmaker,  Vir;i{inia 

Orr  Water  Ditch  Co  (R  A  Frazier  propr), 
2d 

Oiliurn  &  Shoemaker,  druggists,  Com- 
mercial Row 

Paddock  ^.Irs  Elizabeth,  dressmaking, 
Vir.'iniii  nr  2«l 

PARISH  MARK,  county  clerk 

PARROTT  M  A,  guns,  pistols,  nmmu- 

■    nition,  gun  and  ioo'^smith,  Virginia 

Piazza  L  D,  sivloou,  Virginia 

PECHNER  D,  baths,  harbor,  Virginia 

PECHNER  ROBT  B>  tailor  and  cutter, 

Vifiiiiiiv 
PERKINS  F,  saloon.  Commercial  Row 
Phillipa  W  D,  C  P  R  R  ticket  agent 
PINNIOER  &  QUEEN,  druggists, 

Virginia 

Quinii  J  J,  hardware  and  crockery,  Vir- 
ginia 

Rafael  A,  merchant  tailor,  Virginia 

Rankin  (x  A,  atty  at  law.  2d 

REMINGTON  W  T,  blacksmith,  Vir 
t'inia 

"RENO  EVENING  GAZETTE,"  R 

L  Fulton  propr,  Sierra 
•RENO  EXCHANGE,  Mrs  Mary  Jones 

propr,  3d 
Rcnn  (las  Co,  J  H  Kinkead  prcst,  2d 
Reno  Laundry,  C?ommercial  Row 

RENO  LOD^E  A  F  &  A  M,  NO  13, 

Ujnjjimiu  Hunter  secretary,  cor  Com- 
mercial Row  and  Sierra 

RoiT  N,  harness  maker.  Sierra 

ROSENBERG  C  W,  dentist,  (all  work 
garanteed  to  give  satisfaction),  Com- 
mercial Row 

Ross  &  Bower,  furniture,  Virginia 

Ruhc  Henry,  meat  market,  Commercial 
Row 

Salter  Richard,  hotel,  3d 

SANDERS  &  NEAIJS,  undertakers 
and  furniture,  cor  Virginia  and  2d 

Schaefer  G,  meat  market,  Sierra 

Shaw  J  D,  propr  Western  Hotel,  3d 

Siltz  Fred,  saloon,  Virginia 


Smith  M  J,  blacksmith.  Sierra 
Smith  R  H,  agt  Wolls,  Fargo  &  Co 
Snow ,  physician  and  surgeon,  Vir- 
ginia 
SCmIERS  M  J,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

Viririnia 
STANAWAT  J  E,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

cor  Center  and  Commercial  Row 
Stophor  W,  saloo'i,  uor  3d  and  Sierra 
STRASSBERGEa  A  &C0,  dry  goods, 

Commercial  Row 
Sunderland  John,  boots  and  shoes,  Vir- 

ginia 
THE/ITER  SALOON.   E  LachapoUe 
propr.  Commercial  Row 

RMO  SAVINGS  BANK,  L  0  Batch- 

elder  cashier,  cor  Vir^uia  and  2d 
Tomamichel  G  &  Bro,  hotel 
Tompson  J  M,  tinsmith,  Virginia 
TRUCKEE    STABLES,   Hymers 

Comstock  proprs,  cor  2d  and  Sierra 
Updike  &  Clark,  painters,  2d 
VARIAN  C  S,  attorney  at  law,  U 

(list  attorney,  Virginia 
VESET  E  A,  propr  Lake  House,  South 

Virginia 
Waldo  &  Julien,  attys  at  law,  Virginia 
WALKER  W  A,  sheriff 
Ware  S  E,  bootmaker,  Virginia 
WATSON  J,  shoemaker,  3d 
Webster  Wm,  atty  at  law,  2d 
WILLIAMS  J  B,  recorder  and  auditor 

WILSON  U  G,  candi3S,  Virginia 
Wintermantel  L,  saloon.  Center 
YOUNG  W  H,  justice  of  the  peace,  2d 


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Bianchi  Joe,  saloon 
Everett  ft.  Driscoll,  saloon 
Gila  S  M  Co,  mill  and  mining 


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Hawes  Mrs,  hotel 

Kerwood  J  C,  meat  market  and  stable 

iStroh  A,  saloon 

TAYLOR  J  H,  postmaster 


Ruby  Hill, 

EUREKA   COL'NTV, 

Is  a  small  place,  r.bout  two  miles  from 
Llureka,  and  really  an  extension  of  that 
place. 

Andrew  Thos,  brewery  and  saloon 

Bowman  Mr^  E,  lodgiags 

BROAWN  J  W,  Euroka  and  Euby  Hill 

stages 
DalyHenry,  saloon 
Doyle  Mii;hac1,  saloon 
Hampton  J,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
HOBEN  EOWABD,  City  Brewery  and 

saloon 
Harrub  W  B,   Euby  Hill  Water  "^'^orhs 
Harteustcin  Jacob,  groceries 
Kavanaugh  M  rs  VV,  boarJiag 

KYLE  JAMES,  saloon 

Lambert  J  W,  gen  mdse,  butcher,  and| 

poi  tmaster 
lANii^  HISS  LIZZIE,  restaurant 
Lipski  August,  blacksmith 
Lukens  J  H,  drugs  aud  physician 
Lyon  M  E,  saloon 
Marks  Thos,  saloon 
MIKEL  &  SANFOBD,  Eureka  and 

Euby  Hill  stages 
Morcom  Edmond,  grocerias 
FEABSON  T  H,  superiateudent  Euby 

Hill  Wi.ter  Works 
BEOLI  BEN,  sidoon 
REYNOLDS  WH,  saloon 
JDLUBY  HILL  WATER  WOBKS.  W 

B  Harrub  proprietor,  T  H  Pearson  su- 
perintendent 

SeNEY  JH.  barber 

SWEENEY  JAMES,  hotel 

TAM  JOHN  &  00,  bakery 

Tassell  Geo,  bootmaker 

TBOFATTER  E  T,  hotel 

WERRY  HARRY,  boarding 

WILLIAMS  THOMAS,  saloon 
ZEJ^KFKIN  ALFRED  J.  bootmaker 


Bye  Patch, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY". 

BORLAND  J  H,  postmaster 

BORLAND  JOHN,  gen  mdso,  agent  C 

PEE  and  WelLs  Fargo  &  Co 
Kane  Jno  O,  supt  Nevada  Stite  MUl 
Morrison  A,  sujit  Eye  Patch  Mill 


San  Antonio, 

NVE    COUNTY. 
San  Antonio  Silver  Mining  Co 
COURT  CHAS,  pustmaatcr  and  E  E 
ageut 


Schellbcumey 

WHITE  PINE   COLNTV. 
Burke  Wm,  groceries  and  saloon 


Ruby  Valley, 

?LKO  COUNTY. 


Conner  Thos,  blacksmith 
(ridney  A  W,  gen  mdsa  and  blacksmith 
SNOW  WM,  postmaster 
Wines  &  8aow,    >icv.r   mill,  hay  and 
grain 


Sheephead, 

BOOP  COUNTY. 

Bonhn  J  F,  postmaster 

Murphy  B  F,  salt  works  (Buffalo) 


Sheridan, 

DOUGLAS     COUNTY. 

Beal  Wi'liam,  blacksmith 
Harris  M,  gen  md-se 
Hill  William,  blacksmith 
McDonald  J  E,  hotel 
WEINEB  BEN,  asst  postmaster 
Quiuu  Martin,  blacksmith 


Silver  City, 

LYON   COUNTY, 

£s  eight  miles  from  Virginia  City  in  Gold 
Canyon,  near  its  eniSoudiure  into  the 
Carson  Valley.  It  is  a  t(twn  of  some 
importance  and  derives  its  support  from 
the  mining  interests. 


Alfred  &  Bennett,  hotel 
Angell  J  F,  livery  stable 
BecKer  Claus,  liipiors 
Benr  ett  BroH,  f  u«d  stablo 
BLACKMER  C  F,  postmaster,  grocer- 
ies, stationery,  cutlery 
Burgi  P,  physician 
Courts  Mrs  Elizal>eth,  hotel 
Doisenrotli  Leo,  barl)er 
Ferraro  A,  shoemakr^r 
Fontialla  Lucas,  liquors 
Fritt  Matthais,  hotel 
I  Geyor  Philip,  bi-ewery 


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Qoetz  Henry,  meat  market 

Grnr  Jno  W,  act  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Hall  A^Noyes,  Ui]uor3 

Harkiiis  D  E,  blacksmith 

Harris  H,  assayer 

Huse  Mi's  MiU-ia,  lodging  hnnso 

'  'Lynn  County  Times, "  T  E  Picotte  propr 

MuGiiiiiii  J  M,  l"ml>er,  a 

Munckton  Joseih.,  liqUii^s 

Paulson  Jno,  shoemaker 

Bipley  Sc  Haas,  grucerieSi  wines  and 
liquors 

Rourko  Mrs  Jennie,  boardiiig  ftnd  lodg- 
ing house 

Rchr^m  Geo,  shoemaker 

Uriii  Jno,  blacksmith 

Van  Wugeneu  Mills,  principal  public 
school 

Walter  &  Co,  gen  mdse  ind  stockbrokers 

Way  Geo,  meat  market 

Weigi.istein  Conrad,  shoemaker 

Winters  Eben,  hotel 

Winzel  Stock,  bikery 

Z-ibriskiQ  C  B,  physician 


Silver  Peak, 

ESMERALDA    OO'JNTV. 
Chiatovicb  John,  gen  mdse 


Sixteen  Mile  House, 

ESMERALDA    COUNTY. 
McGabray  Kobt,  hotel 


Springy  City, 

HUMBOLDT  OOUNTr. 

Boan  &  Elliott,  saloon 
Buel  G  F,  justice  of  the  poaca 
BsU  Geo  T,  gen  mdse 
Bradley  &  Ojrie,  saloon 

CARLOW  W  H,  postmaster 

Clayton  J,  notary  public 

Fountain  L,  rest'vur.int 

Foutuin  &  Za.-niry,  h')tel 

Gintz  A,  agt  W,  F  Ex  Co,  and  books  and 

stationery] 
Jowett  J  M,  saloon 
Kirihner  &  Co,  saloon  and  brawer 
Lutf  J  iS,  saloo:i 
Luther  &  Buras,  saloon 
Muilvaine  ft  Hitter,  saloon 
Pinson  ft  Roujon,  hotal 
Keinhart  E  ft  Co.  gan  miso 
Wtiisiniller  N,  shoemAer 


Sprueemont, 

ELKO  COUNTY. 


Callahan  S,  gen  mdse 
Gi'man  W  B,  livery 
Osbom  E  J,  saloon 
Wheeler  J  B,  saloon 


Steamboat  Springs, 

WASHOE   COUNTY. 
Rapp  J  &  M,  hotel 


Stillwater, 

CHURCHILL     COUNTY, 

Is  a  smill  pl.ice  47  miles  distant  from 

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Wadjworth,  on  the  C. 
ulation  about  50. 


P.  R.  R. 


Doane  S  A,  county  recorder 

Doolittle  A  W,,  <Vi3t  atty 

Ferguson  J  B,  sheriiT 

Kaiser  Chas,  ge;i  mdse  and  stock  raiser 

Kent  I  H,  deputy  sheriif 

McKENNEY  D  C,  disfjud^o 

Murphy  Wm,  c  ninty  k^oasurer 
RIGHAEBS  J  W,  county  clerk  and  W 

U  ti3l  opr  and  postmastei- 
Sanford  J  M,  hjtiil 


Sutro, 

LYON    COUNTY. 

A  small  place  near  Virginia  City  at  th^ 
mouth  of  tliv,  tunnel  from  which  it  takes 
its  name.  It  has  a  ddly  paper  and  a 
population  of  40C,  principally  miners. 

Bonanza  Hotel,  B  Moruo  propr 
B  >nham  J  A,  gen  mdae 


Brierly  C  B,  pliysician 
Callahan  M,  iijuori 


Caseb3er  J  A,  jnstica  of  ths  peacs 
Collins  M    liquors 
Corbett  John,  li  |uors 
Dalles  John  i?,  prjpr  S  4  V  Stage  Co 
Davis  L,  bakery 
Donnelly  ft  Co,  liquors 
Ehner  M,  liquors 
Heidenreich  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
McGurn  T  R,  groceries 
McKni^ht  James,  shoemaker 
Mercer  Frank  B,  propr  "3utro  Independ- 
ent" 
Maserve  Wm,  liquors 
Moran  B,  propr  Bonanza  Hotel 
Schweiss  S,  liquors 
Shaldcn  H  H,  postmaster 
8  ft  V  Stage  Co,  John  S  Dallas  propr 
Sntro  Hotel,  M  Kelly  propr 


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Nevada — Sweetwater-Tmcarora. 

ALPHABBTICALLT. 


'•SUTRO  INDEPENDENT,"  Frank  B 

Mercer  propr 
Tishe  John,  liquors 
Wiazd  &  Campbell,  butchers 

Sweetwater, 

ESMERALDA   COL'NTi^. 
Aiken  Wm,  gea  mdse 


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McElroy  Patrick,  liquors  and  boarding 
Meyer  Emanuel,  liquors  und  varieties 
Paul  S  F,  assayer  and  mining  engineer 
Shine  Timothy,  contractor] 
Skinner  J  no,  contractor 
Spaulding  P  E,  assayer 


Tecoma, 


EI.KO    COUNTY". 

Armstrong  J  C  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Burton  Bros,  postmaster,  gen  mdse  C  P 

K  E,  agent  telegraph  office 
Clark,  Cook  &  Co,  patent  medicines 
Lyndres  Chas,  blacksmith 
Malloy  Jas,  hotel 
Peck  S,  propr  Tecoma  Hotel  and  saloon 


Tern  Piute, 

LINCOLN    COUNTY. 
(See  also  list  tpo  late  for  ragular  insertion) 
McBirney  &  Manheim,  gen  mdso 


Toana, 


ELKO   COUNTY, 

Is  182  miles  from  Ogden  and  93  from 
Elko,  the  county  seat.  One  hundred 
people  gain  support  by  mining  silver, 
gold  and  copper. 

DAVIS   HARRY,    Emigrant    Dining 

Hall 
QOBBEL  A  W,  postmaster 
JOHNSON  WESLEY.Kail  Road  House 
Bipley  J  H,  restaurant 
Spencer  &  Frank,  gen  mdso 


Treasure  City, 

WHITE   PINE   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  northern  slope  of  Treasure 
Hill,  at  jlevation  of  i),236  feet,  hav- 
ing a  pupulation  of  72. 

Baldy  G  H,  postmaster  and  mining  re- 
corder 
Finlay  Wm,  mining  .ontractor 
Tif'lynn  Jno,  mining  supt 
^Grullin^er  M,  gen  mdse 
Har^r  Kobt  ti,  dairy 
K'.rbstein  Isidore,  meat  market 
''jvons  Moses,  mining  supt 
Marshall  Thos,  engineer 
Maxwell  Wm,  supt  E  &  A  Mining  Co 


Tii/t^carora, 

ELKO   COUNTY, 

Is  a  new  and  lively  mining  town  contain- 
ing a  population  of  1,0W  and  distant 
from  Elko,  the  county  seat,  about  50 
miles,  with  which  it  is  connected  by 
a  stage  line.  It  is  within  four  milas  of 
the  Owyhee  river  and  is  surrounded  b^ 
a  good  stock-raising  and  agricultural 
district. 


Abbott  B  M,  furniture  and  bedding 
Abbott  Chas  E,  atty  ai  law  and  notary 

public 
Allen  W  M,  restaurar.t 

ARGENTA  MINING  CO,  L  E  Atch 

ison  supt 

ATCHISON  L  E,  supt  Argenta  Min- 
ing Co 

Babcock  &  Bacon,  Tuscarora  Water  Co 

Bacon  Bros,  HL  uscarora  market 

Barratt  Jno,  blacksmith 

Behrend  P  K,  cigars 

Bennett  H,  carpenter 

Bentley  I)  M,  liquors 

BLISS  MBS  H,  proprietor  Cottage 
Hotel  and  restaurant.  Weed 

Bowen  J,  painter 

BOYNTON  E  R,  groceries,  confection- 
ery, (juoensware,  lamps,  cigars,  tobac- 
co, etc.   Weed 

Bradley  A  V,  assayer 

BROWN  H  W,  (W  J  Ur'.on  &  Co) 
Knob  Hill 

Burner  Mrs  J  F,  millinery,  dressmakia^ 
and  fancy  goods.  Weed 

Campbell  J  E,  school  teacher 

Capeii  E  L,  liquors 

Carlin  Fast  Freight  Line,  Chas  Holland 
agent 

Cassidy  J  P,  restaurant 

GATHER  WM  J,  ciiars,  tobacco, 
books,  stationery,  gent^'  furnishiii;' 
goods,  clothing,  etc,  cor  Weed  aud 
Main 

Cellier  Mrs  L,millincry  and  ladies'  goods 

Chapin  E  M,  supt  Tuscarora  Mill  Co 

Clark  E  W,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Clany  Jas,  barber 

Cockbin  T  H,  barber 

Collins  C,  groceries 

Commonwealth  Mining  Co,  J  W  Epley 
supt 

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Cooker  J  Fred,  as3t  postmaster  I 

COTTAGE  HOTEL,  Mrs  H  Bliss  pro- 
prietor, Weed 
Cowlcs  G  W  M,  mining  recorder 
C'urreaux  F,  propr  Owyhee  Brewery 

"DAILY  TEMES  REVIEW"  (The). 

Fairchild  &  D^ntiij  propra,  Main 

DALLAS  A  J,  Cabinet  >Saloon,  Main 

Davis  E  S  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

D.vvy  G  A,  book  agent 

Dayton  J  B,  sur>^  Grand  Prize  Mining 
Co 

Dodsworth  Jno,  cabinetmaker 

Dove  &  Jocks,  foundry  and  machine 
shop 

Dow  J  C,  atty  at  law 

Drake  F  N,  physician 

Kdwards  Miss  Hattie,  school  teacher 

Edwards  Mrs  J  F,  lodging 

Eunor  W  H,  (Smith,  WoodrufF  &  En- 
nor) 

Epley  John  W,  supt  Commonwealth 
Miriiirr  Co 

FAIU^lilLD  &  DENNIS,  propria 
rs  'v  Times  Review" 

i'  !u;:.    ^D  &  ENNOR,  postoffice 

iKWS  sfcimd  and  varieties 
FAIRCHILD  0  L  C,  postmaster 

FARTHING  T  T,    now   and    second 

hand  furniture 
Felton  AV  W,  saloon 
GEORGE   ELI,    Occidental     Lodging 

House  and  saloon     

GERBER    &    ALTUBA,    Tuscarora 

meat  m  irket,  Main 
Germain  F,  liquors 
fxheen  L,  painter 

(Jraham's  Hotel,  Mrs  J  M  Graham  propr 
(Irand  Prize  Hotel,  T  M  Jones  propr 
(irand  Prize  Mining  Co,  J  B  Dayton  su 

perintendont 
Greer  Bros,  carpentoi'^ 
Gronosky  A  DeYo»  nj,,  i'liuora 
Gunniaon  Saml,  "•■     li'"i|jx, 
Guiselman  — ,  h)df     , 
Hamilton  T  J,  i)  'k..;  ;,;•/'  ,mpcr  hanger 

HARVILLE  H  A,  c   >p  at.i  > 

Rickey  Mrs  I,  boarding  hoi,   .v  Main 
Hill  Mrs  E  A,  dressmaker 
Hillman  W  S,  second  hand  furniture 
HOFFMAN    GUSTAVE.    Tuscarora 

Bakery,  Front 
Hogle  Nlrs  L  I,  loils^ing  house 
Hogle  Ij  1,  feed  stable 
Holbrook  G,  carpenter 
Holland  Chas,  agt  Carlin  Fast  Freight 

Line 
Houck  Geo,  sf;-  •.  ^  hand  furniture 
Huntingdon  'j    /<  j'^'xyttician  and  surgeon 

I  HUHTSMAB  I  S,  l-  opr  City  Bak 
ery,  Weed 
Hurley  Mrs  M  J,  dreaamaker 


Hyke  &  McDonald,  blacksmiths 

Jack  &  Dove,  proprs  Tuscarora  Foundry 

Co 
Jacob  S,  merchant  tailor 
Jennens  B  W,  assayer 
Johnson  T  M,  detnity  sheriff 

JOHNSON   ROBERT,  tinshnp    and 

Jones  T  M,  propr  Grand  Prize  Hotel 
hardware.  Weed 

Kimball  Housa,  J  Kli^ball  propr 

Kingston  G  A,  atty  at  law 

Lancaster  A  V,  qiiartz  mill 

LATTBENHEIM  P,  groceries  and  pro- 
vi3ioni>,  Weed 

Lawlor  Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner 

Lewis  S,  gen  mdse 

Liscomb  Mrs  A  M,  restaurant  and  lodg- 
ing; 

MART  SMITH  HOUSE,  Mart  Smith 
proprietor,  corner  Weed  and  Main 

Mateer  J  M,  Pioneer  Dairy 

May  J  T,  supt  Navajo  Miaing  Co 

McAllister  W  N,  liquors 

McDonald  8  B,  supt  Tuscarora  M  &  M 
Co 

McDougal  Bros,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

McGowi)  J  L,  atty  at  law 

McLaughlin  j,  boots  and  shoes 

McMASTER  CHARLES,  insurance 
atreiit 

McMASTER  MRS  R,  millinery  and 
ladies'  goods 

HcMILLAN  &  TODD,  Blue  Wing 
Saloon 

McNALLY  JOHN,  mining  superin- 
tendent and  druggist 

Mero  M  C,  groceries 

Moats  L  E,  carpenter 

Monroe  J,  carpenter 

Moore  C  H  !*,  Co,  liquors 

Mooser  Mrs  Rosa,  groceries 

Morrison  &  McLean,  restaurant 

MUNTER  CHARLES,  dry  goods  and 
fnmishiug  goods,  etc.  Weed  and  Main 

Murphy  M  G,  carpenter  and  contractor 

Nars  M  C,  varieties 

Navajo  Mininct  Co,  J  T  May  supt 

NICHOLSON  JAMES,  justice  of  the 

pence 

North  Belle  Mining  Co,  J  W  Powell  su- 
perintendent 

Ottenheimer  J,  liquors 

Parsons  M  W,  dentist 

PAULDING  WM,  merchant  tailor, 
auction,  commission  and  real  estate, 
Main    ■ 

Pearson  Chas,  lodgings 

Pendleton  J  W,  clergyman 

Phelps  F  H,  drugs 

PLuOHOFF  H  B,  hamesamaker 

PLUNKETT  T  C.  Can  Can  Restaurant 
Powell  J  W,  snpt  ^^orth  Belle  Mining  Co 


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Primeaux  A,  gen  mdso 

Pr>)gres8ive  Hotel,  Mary  Smith  propr 

EICH^RDSON  C  A,  hairdresser 

Biii>;uoId  &  Co,  livery  stable 

ROGERS    C  F,  attorney  at  law    and 
juunialist 

Rogers  &  Ham,  liquors 

Bogers  Pierce,  liquors 

Kogers  T  M,  hairdresser 

ROSE  A  A,    Tusoarora    Beer    Hall, 
Weed 

Russell  Chas  &  Co,  liquors 

8auci3r  L  P,  lijuors 

Saucier  Phi',  supt  Rev  Mine 

SCHARLIN  J  A,  watchma'ier  and  jew- 
eler 

Seitz  Geo,  supt  Young  America  South 
Mi  li  ig  Co 

Smith  Miss  Alice,  school  teacher 

Smith  a  &  Co,  Vir.'inia  Chop  House 

SMITH  MART,  agent  W,  F  &  Co,  no- 
tary pub.ic,  stock  broker  r.nd  at,; 
age.it;   proprietor  M  >rt  Smith  Hon  i 

Smith  Mary,  propr  Pro  rrjssive  Housa 

SMITH,   WOODRU/Ji'  &  ENNOB, 

geuercii  merchandi:se 
Smith  W  T,  (Smith,  Woodruff  &  Ennor) 

stockbroker 
Stacey  C  G,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
STEWAKER  WILSON.  Pioneer  Meat 

M.rxet 
St  Louis  N  &  P,  carpenters 
Stoyell  T  J,  carpenter 
Stoyle  T,  carpenter 
Stoitz  E  J,  clothing,  etc 
Stump  Jno  H,  real  estate  agt 
Sutherlund  &  McKay,  saloon 
SWAUT  E  M,  dentist,  West  Avenue 
SV^AIN  L  A,  upholsterer  and  cabinet 

maker,  Weed 


Tandy  &  Cook,  photographers 
Taylor  Jno,  wagonmiker 
Tipple  C,  Columbia  Restaurant 
Tolman  &  Huttm,  liquors  and  cigars 
Tri.liag  &  Ivan,  Tuscarora  Brewery 
Tripp  W  H,  penminship  and  bookkeeping 
Tdchudy  Ju«,  hairdresssr 
Tuscarora  Foundry  Co,   Jack  &  Dove 

proprs 
Tuscarora  Lodge  No.  27,  F  4  A  M,  J  R 

Boyuton  secy 
Tuscarora  M  &  M  Co,  S  B  McDonald 

supt 
"Tuscarora  Times,"  Fairchilds  &  Dennia 

proprs 
Tuscarora  Water  Co,  Babcock  &  Bacon 

proprs 
URTON  W  J   &  CO,  lumber,   gr,  in, 

wagons,   wood,  ston  *,  coal,  real  eatuti-, 

hardwure,  etc.  Knob  Hill 
Walker  W  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Weaver  W  B,  deputy  sheriff 
' '•  H  H,  assayer 
E  A,  car(tenter 
\'i      .£ERT  F,  dealer  in  and  manufact- 
urer of  boots  and  shoes 
Wilbur  L  D,  school  teacher 
WILDE  C  W,  marchant  tailor,  Main 
Wilson  Fred,  livery  stable 
Wines  J  L,  atty  at  law 
Woodruff  &  Ennor,  gen  mdse 
Woodruff  L  D,  painter 

YEATES  ELUAH  S  &  CO,  sewing 

machine  agent,  manufacturer  of  boots 

and  shoes,  guns  and  pistols  for  sale 

Main 
Yeates  Miss  Jessie,  school  teacher 
Youn?  America  South  Mining  Co,  Geo 

Seitz  supt 
Zeveifel  Mrs,  midw-7e 


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FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

a^  Repairing  neatly  done.    Upholstering  in  all 
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Undertaker  and  Gabineimaker. 

WEED,  near  MAIN  STREET, 

TUSCARORA,    -    NEVADA. 


TRY  MURRAY'S  MAGIC  Oil  L  Biumauar  &  Co.,  '^IlL'rSllvlflS' 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  «»n,o.^,"„n,"^"?'^^''-  '^''- 


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Comer  T^eed  and  Alain  Sts.,  Tascarora,  Nev. 

MART    SMITH,    Proprietor. 

This  House  is  strictly  FirstCla.'S  in  all  its  nppointmeati,  being  newly 

furnished  throughout. 

Telegraph,  Stage,  and  Wells^  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express 

Offices  in  the  House. 

MART   SMITH,    Prop'r. 


Tybo, 

NYB    COUNTY, 

Is  a  mininz  town  of  400  inhnbitnnts, 
reachutl  via  Eiiroka,  from  which  it  in  dis- 
tant lUi)  miles  by  stagen. 

Bohlee  Henry,  brawery  : 

Biouxher  VV,  constable 
Eilinati  Jacob,  bakery 
Gule  Wm,  barber 
Garrott  Uha«,  pub  "TybD  Sun" 
Garrett  &  J  •  ilyn,  druggists 
Gi'm)r<3  Bros,  liquors 
Gilinore  Bros  &  Oakes,  meat  market 
Griffibli  •)  I,  atty  at  law;  a<;rt  of  Kurekn, 
Tybj  &  Bjimoat  stage  liae  and  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 
ILiwea  Mrs  8,  lodgings 

Keolor  \V  H,  boocmakcr 

Killliam  Jamvis,  Imlgiugs 

Kuiil  Henry,  li  ^uors 

Kiii^ht  Geo,  rodtaurant 

LatimJ  T,  atty  at  law 

Loe  Jiio,  reatiiurant 

Lu£:  L  8,  restaurant 

Manliiem  H,  broker 

Moore  8  urant,  phy<iiciun 

Page  &  Doniiell,  livery  stable 

PeiiplesJno,  liquors 

Keiud  )llar  Mrs  T  B,  dreumiker 

tteiudoUar  T  B,  drugs,  grooerie*  &o 


Iteveal  W  C,  stock  broker 
Saunders  J,  birlwr 
S[ience  &  Brouglier,  liinors 
.Streetburger  C  S,  grocerits,  notion?,  eto 
Trowbridge  N   8  &  Co,  geu  uvlm  and 

dru'j^iits 
Trowbrid.re  N  S,  blacksmith  shop  and 

notary  public 
Turin  Upi>,  justice  of  the  psace,  postmas- 

ter  and  notary  public 
Tybo  Con  M  Co,  J  C  Ojden  supt 
Tybo  L  Kl'^e  0  F,  H  B  Ihlee,  N  G 
•Tybo  Sun,"  Chas  Garrett  pub 
Whitemore  E  S,  groceries 


Unionville. 

nUMBOLDT  OOUNTV. 

Banks  F  X,  physician,  justice  of  peace 

and  notary 
Full  J  C  &  Co,  gen  mds3 
Hadley  T  J,  blacksmith 
Illiif  &  Organ,  sidooa 
Langdon  J  as,  saloon 
Lark  C,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Lavega  Pablo,  hotel  and  mdse 
Miller  G  N  &  Bro,  stages 
Morass  Frank,  blacksmith 
MORSHEAD  K,  assistant  postmaster 
WuggermanJ,  titilor 
White  John  L,  shoemaker 


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Virginia  City, 

STOREY  COUNTY, 

One  of  the  mineral  prodigies  of  the  age, 
is  a  well-built  city  of  iO.OOO  souls,  5*/ 
miles  distant  fn  m  Keno,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  Railrofid,  and  the  terminus  of  the 
Virginia  and  Truckee    liailway.     It  ia, 
like  all  mining  cities,  very  hilly,  bsing 
built  on  the  side  of  the  majestic  Sierras. 
At  one  time  in  its  early  history  it  was 
the  scene  of  great  activity,  but  of  late 
years  it  has  become  a  place  of  reliable  and 
steady  growth.     The  population  is  made 
up  of  a  thrifty  class  of  people,  who  rep- 
resent all  nations  on  the  face  of  the  globe. 
Its  chief    support  is   divided  from  the 
mining  interests,  and  the  dense  clouds  of 
smoke    wliich    are  continually  bolched 
forth  from  the  huge  chimneys  of  the  va- 
rious mills  and  shafts  which  arc  seen  in 
every  direction,  are  the  host  and  most 
suggestive  means  on  which  to  base  sucl 
a  conclusion.     The  din  arising  from   the 
active    operation     of     the     numberless 
stamps  as  they  unceasingly    crush   the 
mountains  of  quartz  ii  sometimes  almost 
deafening,  though  tlie  retiection  that   it 
is  the  source  of  wealth  is  compensation 
enough  for  the  annnyanca  it  occasions. 
The  health  of  the  city  is  splendid,  thougli 
this  is  easily  accounted  for  by   the  pres- 
ence of  pure  and  sparkling  water  and  an 
atmosphere  free  from  the  taint  of  malaria 
and  80  light  as  to  lie  a  constant  stimulant 
to  the  system.     To  this  fact  is  attributa 
ble  the  raj)id  and  early  advancement  of 
school    children,   who    evince  a  mental 
power  not  shown  in  those  of  lower  alti 
tudes.     The  churches  are  idl  well  attend- 
'  I ',  the  places  of  business   and  pleasure 
are  creditable,  while  the  hrge  s;dcs  of 
goods  attest  the  fiict  that  the  city  is  the 
commercial  emporium  of  the  .State.     In 
V^ir^inia  City  tlie  stranger  will  find  some 
of  the  handsomest  women   in  the  world, 
audit  does  not  prove  an  exception  to  the 
rule  in  its  possession   of    some  of    the 
homliest  men  the  "age  ever  saw. "   They 
are    good,    whole-souled    fellows,  how- 
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ABRAHAMS  BRO  &   CO,  clothiug, 

gents  furnishing  goods,  14. South  C 
Adkinson  A  D,  postmaster 
AdlerB,  tailor,  7)  A  North  C 

AGENCY  BANKOF  CALIFORNIA, 

J  P  Martin  agt;  J  W  Eckley   cashiei, 

C  and  Tavlor 
AIKEN  P  J,  physician  and  surgeon,  54 

South  C 
Aitchinson  Geo,  physician,  58  South  C 


Allen  Nells,  chief  police 
Ames  W  E,  school  teacher 
Angins  John  P,  fruits,  13  South  C 
Anghm  Miss  A,  school  teacher 
AMTHONY     FERDINAND,    book- 
binder, 24  South  D  rear  "Enterprise" 
office 
Arlington  House,  Mrs  M  Dale  propr,  57 

North  B 
Ash  Augustus,  U  S  marshal,  bank   of 

California  building,  room  1 
ASH    WM,  books  and  stationery,  mu- 
sic, 37  South  C 
AUDE  FRANCIS  L,  atty  at  law.  Con- 
ger building 
Babcock  C  P,  liardware,  1 1  North  B 
Babcock  E,  hotel,  326  South  C 
Babcock  Mrs  J,  hair  goods,  12G  South  C 
Baker  Henry,  liquors,  4  South  D 
Baker  H  h\  principal,  school  teacher 
Baker  Mrs  S  D,  fancy  goods,  126  South 

C 
Baker  S  D  &  C  C,  groceries,  94  South  C 
BAIIRAN  F  &  00,  Parisian  Kestau- 

rant,  45  North  C 
BANK  C  A,  tailor,  5  North  B 
Bank  of  Virginia,  A  W  White  manager, 

68  South  C 
BANNER  BROS,   clothing,  gents  fur- 
nishing goods,  40  C 

BASS    &    McKAY,  meat  market,   31 

South  C 
Beals  A  .1,  photographer,  100  South  C 
BECK  H  S.  furniture,  61  South  C 

BECKH  S,  furniture  of  all  descriptions, 

115  South  C 
Beckert  &  Wolz,  burbers,  33  South  C 
BEISO  A,  wholesale  liquors,  m  North  C 
Belknap  C  H,  attyatlaw,  Maryo's  build- 
ing, rooms  5  and  6 
BELLANI  P,  winq?,  lijuors,  game  and 
fruitc,  iio  North  C 
BENNETTS  BROS,  proprs  of  Virginia 

and  Gold  Hill  Busi   line,  livery,  iael 

and  sile  stal)le,  144  North  C 
BETTIN6ER  GEO,  saloon,  cor  C  and 

Smith 
Biroth    Bobt,    harness  and  saddles,  79 

South  C 
Blakely  Miss  K,  school  teacher 
Block  D  &  Co,  dry  goods,  18  South  C 
B'ock  H,  pawn  broker,  36  C 
Bloomlield  E,  tailor,  120  South  C 
Boeh  .S,  biiots  and  shoes,  28  C 
Bjgle  F,  books  and  stati.)n3ry,  48  South 

C 
.BORHNI  A.  Grotto  Saloon,  61  South 

C,  res  41  South  G 
Bornholdt  Jno  H,  liquors,  2  South  D 
Bowden  W  P,  a  doon,  8  South  C 
BOYLE  E  D.supt  of  Lady  Washington, 

Alta  and  Boiiton  Silver  Mining  Co's, 

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Brady  Alf.ed,  cook,  128  South  C 
Brewstei   E  A,  deuti^*..  1  South  C 
Broderick  R  T,  cor  j«y    coroner,  Court 

House 
Brndek  R  T,  baths  and  barber,  57  South  C 
^ONSON    W    S,  physician  and  sur- 

ceou,  00  South  C 

B&OOKLTN  RESTAUBANT,  J  G 

\'ouug  propr,  71  South  C 
Brophy  Miss  J,  school  teacher 
Brown  C  M,  undertaker,  30  South  B 
BAO'WN  B  L.  book  and  job  printer,  G3 

South  C 
Brown  J  J,  plumber,  78  Union 
Brown  &  Tussell,   boots  und  shoes,   62 

iSoutli  C 
BRUMSET  J  A,  general  fire  insurance 

agent  and  adjuster,  45  South  C 
Buckley  Miss  M  E,  school  teacher 
Burke  B,  carriage  inanuf,  308  South  C 
Burke  E,  saloon,  7  South  C 
Burke  F  A,  saloon,  Gl  South  C 
Burkett  J  M,  blacksmith,  130  South  D 
Butch  &  I'raet,   watches  &  jewelry,  80 

South  C 
CAMPBELL  F  C.  furniture  and  up 

holstery,  11)0  South  C 
Caukiik  G  E,  general  life  and  fire  insur. 

aace  agent,  5S  Soutli  C 
Cardweli  Ji.mos,  A,  hotel,  E  &  Wash 

CARRACK  B  H>  county  treasurer. 

Court  House 
Ciirrero  P,  restaurant,  10  North  C 
Ciishion  Miss  M  E,  school  teacher 
CAVANAGH  MRS  C.  propr  Chapin 

House,  133,  135  and  137  South  C 
Cavanagli  T.  pianos,  organs,  148  South  C 
Channell  J  H,  restaurant,  14  North  C 
CHAPIN  HOUSE,  Mrs  C  Cavanagh, 

propr,  133,  4o5  and  137  South  C 
CHAPMAN  A,  dentist,  150  South  C 
CHARLES  R  H,  agent  produce,  fruits, 

8!)  South  C 
CHARLES  MRS  T,  propr  Occidental 

Loilgini,'  House,  81)  South 
Chase  N  W,  hnrber,  13«i  South  C 
CHATAIN    E,  groceries  and  lic^uors, 

Wash  and  M 
Chatelain  Emil,  watchmaker,  30  C 
CITY  LIVERY,  F  H   Patten  propr, 

131'  South  0 
Clarke    Mrs   B,    dressmaking.    Conger 

building 
;  Clarke  W  H  &  Co,  stockbroker,  51  So  C 
j  Cleary  Datiiel,  billiards,  54  South  C 
!  Cleator  Kobt,  shoemaker,  70  Union 
I  Cohen  &  Neth,  hairdrcsaing  and  shaving 

saloon,  15  North  C 
Cohn  Mrs  A,  pawnbroker  and  clothing, 

98  South  0 
Cohn  E,  clothing,  74  South  C 
COLE  A  M.  druggist  and  apothecary, 

88  South  0 


COMMERCIAL  SOAP  WORKS,  Zei. 

gler  andCrampton,  propr,  307  Soutti  0 
CONBOIE  &  CO,  undertakers,  83  So  C 
Conn  F  M,  physician,  92  South  C 
Conn  F  W,  physician,  90  South  C 
Connelly  Kate,  school  teacher 
Conrad  Louis,  barber,  309  South  0 
Craze  Jno,  liquors,  164  South  C 
Cronin  &  Harrington,  boots  and  shoes, 

134  South  C 
CTJMMINGS  JAMES,  liquors,  54  South 

C,  res  K  and  Wash 
CURRAN  MRS  HELEN  E,  millinery 

and  fancy  g<iods,  150  South  C 
Qurrie  J  C,  auction  and  commission,  23 

South  C 

"DAILY  TERRITORIAL  ENTER- 
PRISE," H  P  Cohn  business  manager. 

South  C 
DALEY  MRS  A,  propr  Temperance 

House,  172  Soutli  C 
Daley  J  as  L,  hatter,  158  South  C 
DANA  GEOH,  stock  broker,  room  1  Odd 

Fellows'  buililing 
Dattlebaum  P,  second  hand  clothing,  64 

Union 
Davis  Geo  P,  agent  Wheeler  and  Wilson 

Sewinrf  Machine  Co,  J48  South  C 
Davis  L  R,  tailor,  10  North  C 
Dayton   Stage   Co,    Dallas  &    Symonds 

proprs,  03  North  D 
DAZET  J  B  &  C0>  wholesale  wines  and 

liquors,  PJO  Soutli  C 
Deal  W  F  E,  school  teacher 
Do   F()rrest   Mrs    Brown,    physician,  9 

North  C 
DELTA  SALOON,  P  J  Dunne  propr,  6 

South  C 
Demling  J,  groceries,  27  South  C 

DEMPSEY&  ROACH,  "C  C"  saloon, 

C  and  Sutton  ave 
DERBY    &    GARHART,  livery,  44 

South  B 
Dettciirei<ler  Miss  H,  school  teacher 
DICKMAN  F,  Bulls  Head  Market,  9 

Soutli  C;  also  groceries  and  liquors,  G 

and  Washington 
Diehl  T  R,  groceries,  182  South  C 
Dietz  H  &  Co,  bakery,  114  South  C 
Dininuer  Jno,  liquors,  52  South  D 
DOLLEFELD  C,  nierchant  tailor,  166 

Soutli  C 
DONOGHTJE  W,  restaurant,  47  South  C 
l)i)uglas8 .1  M,  money  broker,  50  South  C 
Douglass  <L  Tliompson,  stockbrokers,  52 

S(.«th  C 
DOYSEN  H  J>  sewing  machine  agent, 

repuiring  a  specialty,  267  South  C 
DREXLER  L  F  &  CO,  stock  brokers, 

room  1 ,  Odd  Fellows  building 
DalyMary,  school  teacher 
DDNNE  F  J,  propr  Delta  Saloon,  6 

South  C 


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Nevada — Virginia  City. 

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DUPAS  OCTAB>  locksmith,  gum- 
smith,  105  South  C 

Eat(nn  John,  atty,  37  South  C 

Ec'ihardt  A,  fortune  teller,  222  South  C 

ECKHOFF  WM,  snloon,  33  South  C 

Eu[an  Jno,  shoemaker,  150  South  C 

Ehrlich  L,  clothing  and  dry  goods,  132 
South  C 

Elli..tt&  Thomas,  attys  at  law,  room  5 
Odd  Fellows'  building 

Ellis  Ida,  school  teacher 

ENQELS  F  H,  physician  and  surgeon, 
tiS  South  C 

Ernster  Mrs  F,  millinery,  100  South  C 

ESCUBIAL  A  F  Al^B  A  M,  No  7., 
Bi iQtham  T  K,  secy.  Masonic  Hall 

ESSELBTJBN  L,  Ceutenuial  Saloon, 
180  South  C 

Evans  Bro3,  restaurant,  C  and  Union 

Fair  .las  C,  mining  supt 

Fenton  Mrs  M  K,  cigars,  152  South  C 

Fin'iey  VV  F,  pai  iter,  60  Union 

FIT2MIEB  &  ABMBRUST,   City 

Bakery  and  Restaurant,  27  North  C 

"FOOTLIGHT,"  D  L  Brjwn  propr,  63 

South  C 
FORD  P  H,  grocer,  85  South  C 
Foulks  &  Leuis,  wood  and  coal  and  soda 

works,  137  North  E 
Franck  Chas,  shoemaker,  92  South  C 
FKANSEL  L  B,  stock  broker,  65  So  C 
Frankli:!  &    Schroeder,    brewery,    284 

South  C 
Fransciiii  G  *  Co,  li  luors,  33  North  D 

FREDERICKS  JOSEPH  AND 

FRANK,  psints,  oils,  glass,  wall  pa- 
per, etc,  43  South  C 
Fredrick  M  M,  watches  and  jewelry,  76 

South  C 
Fredrick  Moe  M,  hotel,  3  D 
Friedlander  O,  tailor,  t)6  North  C 
Friedman  M,   cigars    and    tobacco,    SO 

South  C 
Fullmann   M,   cigars  and    tobacco,    56 

South  C 
Gardella  P,  shoemaker,  1 35  North  C 
Geoffrey  Geo,  saloon,  D  and  Union 
Gerhardt  Peter,  barber,  47  South  0 
Germiin  J  (J,  groceries,  17  South  C 
Giles  EoU,  liquors,  99  North  D 
Gi'li?  John,  hardware,  33  and  35  C 
Gilliaehnm  C  F,  physician,  67  South  C 
OILMORE  JAS,  saloon.    139  and  141 

Sonth  C 
Givard  A,  watches  and  jewelry,  81  NoC 
Glucksman  I,   ladies'  furnishing  goods, 

107  South  C 
Goldman  Mrs  C,  lodgings,  102^  South  C 
Goldswaite  H  W,  liquors,  80  Union 
Goodfriend  I,  furniture,  15  North  B 
Gosa  Then,  saloon,  287  South  C 

0BACE7  ft  MEHAN,  proprs  "62" 
Saloon,  58  South  C, 


ORAEBER  A,  contractor  and  builder 

Soiuth  B 
OUAHAM  MRS  A,  hairdressing, 

(ladies'),  67rt  North  C 
Graham  Rev  E,   pastor  Ist  presbyterian 

church 
GRAHAM  J  H.  atty  at  law,  Bank  of 

California  building 
Grant  — .  physician,  76  and  77  South  C 
Gray  T  B,  school  teacher 
Gregory  Mrs  S  A,  Iwlipngs,  1  South  D 
Grob  &  Welch,  furniture,  25  South  B 
Grosjean  I',  barber,  45  North  C 
Gross  &  Scroggius,  carpenters,  38  North 

B 
Guffii  J  A,  physician,  26  Nirth  C 
Gunther  F,  bootmaker,  7»  North  B 
Habicht  Mi^s  A  E,  school  teacher 
Hackett  Mrs  E,  hotel,  36  South  D 
Hullinan  &  Sweeney,  saloon,  34  0 
Hampton  J  C  4  Co,  groceries,  35  and  37 

North  C 
HANAK  A,  propr  International  Hotel, 

Union  and  C 
Hancock   William   H,  meat  market,  32 

North  0 
Hanley  Miss  M  E,  school  teacher 
Harris  Brothers,  cigars  and  tobacco,  2 

South  C 
Harris  Chas,  watches  and  jewelry,  144 

South  C 
Harris  D  .1,  birber,  43a  North  C 
Harris  E  B,  phvsiiiian,  37  South  C 
HARRIS  J  H,  district  attorney.  Court 

House 
Hatch  Bros,  groceries,  19  South  C 
H.iyes  Mrs  Deli.i,  restaurant,  108  So  0 
Hayes  k  Nevin,  groceries,  53  South  C 
Heath  M.  physician,  88  South  C 
Heffron  Tlios,  restaurant,  9  North  C 
Hei^rich  F,  American  Bakery  and  Res- 
taurant, 1 1  South  C 
Henley  M  J,  insurance  agt,  room  7  Odd 

Fellows'  bui'ding 
Hertlein  F,  s  iloon,  28  North  C 
Hickox   W  B,   insurance  agt,   room  7 

Odd  Fellows'  building 
Hink  J,  saloon,  South  B 
Hill  W  H,  school  teacher 
Hill  Wm  H,  insurance  agt,  room  2  Odd 

Fellows'  building 
Hirsch  S,  tiiilor,  60  Union 
Hod  res  Miss,  school  teacher 
Hofiinan  Jno,  saloon,  29  North  C 
Hoffinann  &  Craven,  civil  engineer,  63 

South  C 
Holmes  Ada,  school  teacher 
Holmes    M,  surgeon   and   dentist,   93 

South  C 
HoopcT  A,  liquors,  5  North  C 
Howard  K,  grocerieii,  170  Sonth  C 
Huddy  T.  barber,  110  South  C 
Hughs  Wm,  barber,  128  South  C 


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HUMBERT  F  A,  superintendent  Bui- 

linn  Mining  Co,  b-k  Uoutb  C,  postoffice 

box  «2 
Hurt!  Miss  Elln,  school  tnacher 
leaner  D  L,  glazier,  103  South  C 
Israel  1  d,  lijuors,  46  South  C 
JACKSON  D  H,  superintendent  North 

JiJiiivnza  and   Flowery   Mining    Cos, 

Bank  of  California  building;  r>om  1 
Jacksuu  Mrs  L  E,  milliuory.  116  South 

C 
Jncobs^n  Mrs  S,  millinery,  118  South  C 
JAMES  BILLY,  Magnolia  Saloon,  110 

South  C 
,Tei)80!i  T,  chop  house,  29  South  B 
Jpjsup  F  J,  music,  lUl  South  C 
Jcstop  Mrs  M  B,  school  teacher 
Jewett  .las.  constable,  Conger  buildinc; 
Johnson  Mi^s  Alice,  saloon,  71  North  C 
J0NAS30N A M, carpe.t.T,  94 North C 
Jones  Victor,  linuora,  i'4  C 
KENNEDY  MRS  E  J,  mi  liacry  and 

(Irossmaking,  'i'28  South  C 
Kiefer  ¥,  shoemaker,  South  E 
King  <Jeo,  livery,  M6  South  0 
Ki  Iff  (»co  A,  ritv  trensurer 
KINd    &    TfiOMFSON,     insnrm 

Hjjonts,  37  South  C 
Kirmai  R  &  Co,  stock  brokers,  48  So  C 
Kirschbr.iun,   Son  &,   Co,  groceries,  9? 

South  C 
Kline  F,  hamrs^,  saddles,  340  South  C 
K'in,>t)  H,  physiciim,  !)0  South  C 
KNArP  P  &  00,    soda  works,  whole- 

8  le  liquors  and  ice,  IIG  North  D 
Knight  S,  8i>l(  on,  19a  South  C 
Knox  J,  justice  of  the  peace,  cor  B  and 

Union 
Kruise  Wm,  groceries  and  wire  rope, 

^86  South  C 
Kullmnti,  Armerft  Co.  cisrar*,  10  South  C 
lAIONEATJ  ABEL,  cofl'ee,  spico  and 

teasti.re,  142  ^outJj  C 
LMnmon  (Jeorge  I,  varieties,  78  South  C 
LAMOTTV  F.chop  house,  (50  Uni(m 
LANOEN  6c  CO,  brewers.  North  C 

lANGER  J,  musical  director  Piper's 
Opera  House  

LAWRENCE  &  VOLLMERS,  proprs 

Wm  Tell  House,  45  S<.uth  C 
Loan  •),  saloon,  I  South  B 
1/!  Oris  J  G,  liijuors,  21  North  D 
LEBNflART  A,  druggist  and  apothe- 

c.ry.  33  North  0 
LESER   JOHN,  merchant    tailor,   21 

North  C 
licvy  J  &  Bro,  dry  goods,  30  C 
Lev,  is  &,  Deal,  attorneys,  44  South  C 
LINDSAY  &  DICKSON,  attorneys  at 

law,  21  South  C 
LIPMAN  S  &  CO,  dry  good%,  38  C 
LONKEY  &  SMITH,   lumber,  102 

North  C 


Lord  F  C,  U  S  int  rev  col,  agent  Oiint 

Powder  Co,  Bank  of  California  building 
LOVEJOY  J  A,  carriage  building  and 

pniiitin^%  southwest  cor  Smith  and  D 
Luke  Bros,  livjry,  19  South  D 
LXTKE  W  J,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 

miiker.  South  B 
LTJKETICH  E.  groceries,  31  South  C 
Lynch  Ida,  school  teacher 
Madi'^an  Julin,  school  teacher 
Madiii  &,  Lucich,  saloon,  2  South 
Maginn   Miss   A  T,   fancy    goods,    178 

South  C 
MaVianay  J,  tax  collector 
Maber  &  Co,  dry  goods,  70  South  C 
MALLON  J  &  J  B,  groceries,  wiuea  and 

li-juors,  wholesale,  44  South  C 

MANDICH  J  &  CO,  fruits,  tobacco, 

nuts  and  confectioneries,   17a  North  0 
Manning  W.  watches  and  jewelry,  70 

South  C 
Manson  J,  physirian,  81  South  C 
Murloni  P,  groceries,  2  North  E 
iVIarshall  Thos,  tailor,  97  South  C 
Marye  Geo  T  &  Son,  bankers  and  brok- 

er.*,  54  South  C 
MASEL  &  CK).  proprs  Empire  Market, 

41  North  C 
May  Hattie.  school  t3acher 
M  lyer  Mr-  F,  millinery,  28  C 
Mayne  Thos,  sidoon,  3*^  C 
McAlli«iter  L>  A,  school  teacher 
McCourt  P  B,  sidoon,  9  North  C 

McDonald  J  E,  county  clerk,  Conrt 

House 
McDonald  M  E,  restaurant,  90  South  C 
McDonough  Mt>tt,  liquors',  40  South  D 
Mc(>ivney  Mrs  M,  restaurant  and  loOg- 

iiigs,  l!(4  South  C 
McdlJRN  T  R,  groceries  and   stock 
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Mcintosh  K  C,  liquors,  Carson  and  E 
McMillan  &  Co,  groceries,  55  North  C 
McMURTREY    a  T,    physician,    63 

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McNiimara  — ,  school  teaclier 
Mesick  H  S,  attorney  at  law,  48  South  B 
Metcalf  C  L,  c(m  stable,  cor  B  and  Union 
MEYER  BJEIOS,  clothing  and  furnish- 

i  1!^  goods,  00  South  C 
Michelson  Miss  J  A,  school  teacher 
Miller  &  GoiHlfriend,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 30  North  C 
Miller  J,  liquors,  134  Sonth  C 
Miller  J  D,  shoemaker,  08  Union 
Mills  M,  saloon,  6h  North  C 
Mitchell  R  B,  attorney  at  law.  Odd  Fel- 
lows' building 
Mitchell  V,  saloon,  27  North  C 
MONACO  &  D£LPTJI,  American  Ro- 

tisserio  (restaurant),  64  South  C 
Monahan  F  &  Co,  groceries,  192  Sonth  C 
Money  Aunie,  restaurant,  337  South  0 


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Moaney  Wm,  livery,  22  South  B 
Mor^'un  Ida  E,  school  toaclior 
MmarfcyD  A,  paiiitor,  oorTiiyloramI  B 
MORRILL  i.  propr  Virginia  House, 

121  ami  123  South  C 
Morris  J,  dry  goods,  22  Smith  C 
Miirris  &  Kosii,  barbers,  2  North  C 
HOSES  THOS,  justice  of  poaco,  Conger 

building 
Mosher  J,  tailor,  30!)  South  C 
Mouta  &  O),  bjatmvkjri,  North  C 
Mueller  Chas,  saloon,  1  South  C 
Mundey  D,  shoemvker,  118  South  C 
Murray  J  F,  barber,  3H8  South  (J 
Neall  Miss  K,  school  teacher 

NEVADA  AMALGAM  REFmma 

CO,  copper,  quicksilver,  bluesto.ie  and 

mill  chemicals,  38  North  (J 
Nevada  Bank  of  San  Francisco  Agency, 
Bigelow  &  Borry,  cor  C  and  Taylor 
Newberger  A,  t  .ilor,  128  Soutli  (J 
NEWIAND  J  S,  djntist,  17  South  C 
NOCERjgroceriss,  lijuors,  country  prj- 

duce  and  brick.  111  Nortli  C 
NOE  &  LEE,   (Jno  S  Noj  &  Tlios  W 

Lee,)  |)hotographer3,  82  South  U 
Noltemeier  C  A,  boots  and  shoes,  101 

South  (J 
Nutt  dl  Mrs  C  E,  fancy  go  ds,  220  So  C 
Nye  H  A,  meat  market,  121  North  C 
Oats  Wm  H,  sewing  machine-",  138  So  C 

OCCIDENTAL  lODdmd  HOUSE, 

O'L'onned  D,  wines,  li  luors,  80  South  L' 

Charles  Mrs  T,  98  South  C 
O'Farrell  M  iry,  sclnol  tJaclier 

OLD  MAGNOLIA  SALOON,  Coson 

broch  .1,  agent,  lli  South  C 
Oliver  \V  H,  saloon,  130  South  C 
O'Neill  D  F,  hairdresjei-,  1D8  South  C 
Oradoff  &  Magee,  6  South  C 
OradoiT&  Adkisons,  books  and  statian- 

ery,  16  South  C 
Orser  W  H,  restaurant,  30  North  C 
O'Toole  Miss  M  E,  school  tjicher 
PACKER  &  TUf  TS,  physicians  and 

surgeons,  58  South  C 
Paddock  Mrs  R,  lodgings,  lOI.J  South  C 
Palmer  Chas  M,   varieties,   102  South  C 
FARDEILLANI.  liquors  and  billiards, 

47  North  C 
FATTEN  FH,  city  livery,  132  South  C 

PATTERSON  R,  International  Saloon, 

3  North  C,  res  25  South  A 
Patton  W  H,  mining  superintondent 
Pavola  Fred  H,  bootmaker,  198  South  C 
FEASLET  A,  plumbing  and  gas  Uttini^, 

stoves  and  tinware,  3-i  Soutn  B 
Pendergast  C  C,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

69  South  C 
PenhawJno,  saloon,  23  North  C 
FENOYER  H  H,  supt  Gould  &  Curry 

and  Best  8c  Balcher  mines,  129  South  D, 

res  39  Sheldon,  Gold  Hill 


Perkins  W  A,  druggist,  84  South  0 
Pcrrin  &  Whyland,  millinery,  142  So  C 
PETERSON  C  E,  photographer,  175 

South  V 
I'hipps  Wm,  hotel,  9  North  C 
PIPER  HENRY,  saloon,  10  South  C 
PIPER  JOHN,  propr  Opera  House,  cor 

B  and  Union 
Piper  Joseph,  saloon,  cor  B  and  Union 

PIPER'S  OPERA  HOUSE.  John  Pi- 

j>er  propr,  cor  B  and  Union 
Poit  Kate  N,  physician,  87a  South  C 
POSTIGLIONE    G    M  A,    m:>rchant 

tailor  17  Nortli  C 
Potter  Mrs  A  M,  school  teacher 
Price  J  H,  barber,  118  South  C 
Purcell  Miss  N  P  ,  millinery,  SM)  South  C 
Quick  J  J{,  shoemiker,  100  South  C 
Quinlan  Mrj  J,  loilgings,  119  North  C 
Hals  on  T  H,    insurance  agt,  room  7 

Odd  Fellows'  building 
Rnmello  A  &  Co,  groceries,  135  North  C 
Kauhut  Uobt,  barber,  20  North  C 
Recsa  Hugh  J,  hotel,  134  North  D 
IJeinor  J,  cabitiet  maker,  54  North  0 
Richards  Mrs  D  L,  hairdresser  (ladias), 

cor  B  and  Union  sts 
Richards  Mis4  M,  school  teacher 
Rickctts  A   H,  notary  public,  bank  of 

Cat  building 
RietFel  &  Delpui,  restaurant,  7  North  C 
RIEM  J,   wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  3 

South  C 
Risin;^  Rich,  dist  judge,  Court  Housa 
Rittcr  Ferdinand,  gunsmith,  26  North  C 
Robl)  Jas,  shoemaker,  174  South  C 
Robinson  B,  physician,  6  North  C 
Robinso  1  He  >  W,  city  assessor 
RICH  BROS,  clothing  and  furnishing 

goods,  04  South  C 
Roman  &  Grabner,  barbers,  82  South  C 
ROOS  .BROS,  clothinL',  gcuts  furnishing 

goo.la,  22  South  C 
Rosenbaum  A,  butcher,  5  South  C 
Rosonbaum    I,    second  hand  goods,   16 

North  C 
ROSENBERG  M  &  CO,  liquors,  wines, 

cigars  and  tol>acco,  164  South  0 

ROSENBROCE  J,  agent  saloon 
Rotlienbiicher  J,  jeweler,  3a  South  C 
Ryan  P  11,  ticket  agt  V  &  T  R  R 
Sajons  &  Lipman,  barbers,  39  North  C 
Saltenber^er  J,  restaurant,  81  South  C 
S mdrock  &  C  >,  tinsmiths,  58  North  0 
SAZERAC  SALOON,  Wm  Eckhoff, 

pro[)r,  33  South  C 
Sc  >mman  G  E,  carpenter,  30  South  B 
Schierle  J  G,  bootmaker,  60  Unioa  at 
Schnoidan  John,  lodgings,  33  Sutt.mave 
Schoeneman  H,  guna    and  ammunition, 

19  North  C 
Schoenfcld    &  Heyman,     furniture,  29 

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SCHWARTZ  B,  hairdresser,  6  South  C 
Scliwiirtz  S,  fancy  goods  150  Smith  0 
Seiif  Gen,  manager  W  U  Tel  oflice,  room 

13  Odd  Fellows'  building 
Scrvcniiy  A,  dyer,  178  South  C 

SHANAHAir  &  O'CONNOR,  Hibemia 

Bro  very,  liipjors,  16*2  South  C 
SHANlfON  P  E,  abstracter    of    titles 

and  uokary  public,  cor   Union   and  B 
Shawhan  J  E,  stock  broker,  35  South  C 

SHEARER  W  P,  manager  of   Singer 

Suwinx  Machine  Co,  161  South  C 
SHIELDS  J  W,  cigars  and  tobacco,  46 

South  C 
Shitllcr  &  Wentworth,  saloon,  344  So  C 
SHOAF  GEO,  billiard  parlor  (up  stairs), 

16  South  C 
SQBQEL  D,  tailor,  S7J  Soiith  C 
Sierra  Nevada   Silver  Minini;   Co,  A  G 

McKonzie  sunt,  54  South  C 
Sierr.i  Neveda  vVood  and  Lumber  Co,  J 

B  Overton  supt,  54  South  C 
Singleton  .Tames^lodgiiiCP,  £7  South  C 
Siimleton  .Tn<>,  saloon,  5iS  South  C 
Skynne   Wm,    county    asaosaor,  Court 

House 
SMITH    &    AVERILL,    blacksmiths 

and  wa^t-nmakers,  1^0  North  D   and 

133E    ~     - 
Smith  J  P,  harness  and  saddles,  12  No  C 
Smith    U,    surgeon    and    dentist,     89a 

South  C 
Sons;  Win?,  physician,  125  South  C 
Souicr  WE,  shoemaker,  33!)  South  C 
SQUIER  J>  blacksmith  and  wagoumak- 

er,  17  and  19  South  B 
STEARNS  N,  real  estate  insurance  agt, 

03  South  C 
STEARNS  V  J,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  63  South  C 
Stephens    &    Kirkpatrick,    lawyers,    58 

South  C 
Sterrett  Miss  E,  school  teacher 
STEWART  &  CO,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 1'24  South  C 
STONEHILL  E  B,  atty  at  law,  notarj^ 

public  aud  commissioner  of  deeds,  8/ 

South  C 
Strnuse  Mark,  meat  market,  17  South  C 

STTJiiRT  V  A,  propr  Palace  Saloon, 

7  North  C 
STURM   CHARLEY,  Concordia  Sa- 
loon, 8  North  C 
Suize  Marie,     wines   and  liquors,    140 

South  C 
Sullivan  C,  liquors,  134  South  C 
Sullivan  Miss  M  E,  school  teacher 
Swain  k  Hudson,  lumber,  83  and  85 

North  C 
Swift  Mrs  M  H,  8ch.>ol  teacher 
SWIFT  MRS  M  H.   dressmaking,  63 

South  B 
Taberna  L,  saloon,  North  C 


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TausigE,  furniture,  17  North  B 
TAYLOR  JOSEPH,  boiler  maker,  330 

South  C 
Taylor  R  H,  attorney  at  law.  Union 
TAYLOR  THOS  &  CO,    wholesale 

wines  and  liquors,  68  South  0 
TAYLOR  Wm,  books  and  stationery, 

varieties,  230  South  C 
TERRA  £,  assaycr,  54  South  C 
Thicrman  R,  candies,  224  South  0 
Thomas  C  C,  mining  supt,  37  South  0 
THOMAS  I,  barber,  93  North  C 

THORNTON  THOS.  saloon,  67  South  C 
Treat  &  McDonald,  stoves  aud  tinware, 

25  North  C 
TRITLE   F  A  &  CO,  stock  brokers, 

42  South  C 
TROMBUBY  JULES,  shoemaker,  67i 

North  C- 
TUDSBURY    &    BISHOP.     Virginia 

Mciit  Market,   188  Soutii  C 
TUSKA  WALL  J.  deputy  district  at- 
torney, Court  House 
TWOHIG    M    H.  "The  Grand" 

(liquors),    92  South  C 
Tyrrell  R.  varieties,  220  South  0 
Uglow  Jno,  shoemaker,  146i  South  C 
Union  Iron  W^orks  A  J  Towle  supt,  303 

South  C 
U  S  Stage  Co,  I  S  Penfield  agt,  61  South  C 
Usher  S,  tnilor,  218  South  0 

"VIRGINIA  EVENING  CHRONI- 
CLE," D  McCarthy  publisher,  Taylor, 
2d  tloor  below  C 

VIRGINIA  AND  GOLD  HILL  BUS 
LINE,  Bennetts  Bros  proprs,  office 
144  Nortec 

VIRGINIA  AND  GOLD  HILL 
WATER  CO,  J  B  Overton  supt,  48 
South  B 

VIRGINIA  HOUSE,  L  Morrill  propr, 
121  and  123  South  C 

VIRGINIA  LODGE  A  F  &  A  M 

NO    3,  M   J   Henley  secy.  Masonic 

Hall 
VIRGINIA  MINERS'  UNION  LI- 

BRARY,  North  B 
Vucanovich  P  L,  groceries,  100  South  C 
VUCOVICH  S,Spiro'8  Saloon  (liqucra), 

11  North  C 
Wagner  H,  physician,  134  South  C 
Wallace  B  F,  city  clerk 
Walton  ,J  E,  cigars,  22rt  South  C 
Warren  W  T  &   Son,  blacksmiths,   91 

North  C 
Waters  A  T,  meat  market,  6  South  B 
Wnterson  Wm,  shoemaker,   .32  South  B 
Watson  Mrs  H,  millinery,  112  South  C 
Webster  M,  druggist,  208  South  C 
Welch  Mrs  Kate,   furnished  rooms,  177 

South  C 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  bank  and  express 

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Wheeler,  Hull  &  C,  harJwarj,  OtSo  C 

WHITCHER  J  W.  attjruey  nt  law, 

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Whitm  .n  B  C,   attorney  at  law,  Bank 

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Whitney  ^&  Croaby,  wood  and  coal,  4 

North  C 
Whyland  M  M,  millinery,  S6  South  C 
Wimlm.uii  &  i<'ridknur,  lostauraut,  (iGa 

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WIE3AND    C    &    CO,    assayora,    3S 

Moi'tu  C 

WIEIAND,  PERKINS  &  Cd,  pur 

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Wilkin  S,  county  auditor  and  recorder. 

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WM    TELL    HOUSE.    Lawrence   & 

Volmers  |)roprii,  45  douth  U 
Williuma  A,  iiotiiry  public,  real  estate 

and  iniunaicu  agt,  bS  8outh  <J 
Williumaou  Chua,  aherilt'.  Court  House 
Wiliij  A  H,  school  toaclmr 
Wilson  Mra  A  A,  undert..kcr,  24  So  B 


Wiltio  Juino8,meat  market,  IGO  South  C 
Woiif  The.),  tailor,  ti  North  (J 
WOOD   B.    tuilor;    general    agent   for 
Stewart  and  Ainoricun    sewin^^   ma- 
chines, 1^14  South  C 
Woods  T  B,   morcuntilo  ogt,    room  7 
Odd  Fullowd'  building 

WOODBUflN    W,    fcttomey    at   law. 

boutli  B 
Woodliif  Thos  druggist,  13  South  C 
VVoolcock  Cil.l^<,  candies,  liC  South  C 
Wordtii  Mr) ..',  drcH.^miiker,  58  South  C 
VVratton  J  E,  V  &  T  U  K  freight  agent, 

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WRINKLE    L    F    J,  United    Stntcs 

dojjuty  uiiuur.d  surveyor,  2  North  D 
YAfLi;;  IRANK,  "gt  Wliito  and  New 
Hxnij  8j>\i  ig  machines,  ]48a  South  C 
You  II J  C  !^,  coiinty  nupt  aciioola 
YOI]Nd  JACOB  JR,  jobbing  and  tin- 

w^ro,  JOU  t'suuth  C 
Youn^  John  S,  mayor 
YOUNG  J  S,  reat.kuraut,  71  South  C 
\oungworth     Mrj    A,    rcitaurunt,    12 

South  C 
Z  ngcrlo  J  B,  physician,  311  South  C 

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330  South  0  Strset,  Virginix  City,  Nev. 


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BENJAUZN  "^000, 

TAILOR 


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The    Genuine    STEWART    SEWING 
MACHINES. 

2J4  SOUTH  C  STREET. 
Virginia  City,    -    Nevada. 


Wadsworth, 

VTASHOH     COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  C.  P.  R.  R.,328  milca  from  San 
Francisco,  with  a  population  of  200, 
and  an  altitude  of  4,077  feet. 


Amstein  S,  groceries  and  Chinese  mdse 

Curey  T  N,  Wadsworth  Hotel 

Donaldson  Wm,  Nevada  House 

Ferguson  James  A,  croceries 

FOWLER  EDWm,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co,  postmaster  and  varieties 

Funk  Albeit,  barber 

Gillespie  P,  restaurant 

Gladding  A  L,  wagonmaker 

Griswolu  E,  groceries 

Hill  R  M.  butcher 

Hunter  D,  agt  C  P  R  R 

Lee  John,  gen  mdse 

I/ewis  J  V,  liquors 

McGuire  Michael,  shoemaker 

McLaren  D,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Patterson  G,  hameamaker 

Proctor  &  Gibson,  meat  market 

Raphael  M,  gen  mdse 

Sawyer  G  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Toomy  T,  harness  and  shoemaker 

WAGQONER  F  R,  physician  and 
aurgeon 

Whited  J  H,  train  dispatcher  C  P  R  R 


Walker  Biver» 

DOUQLAS  OOUNTT. 

Carter  Wm,  hotel 
Hoye  Jnn,  gen  mds6 
Mather  H,  hotel 


C.  P.  R.  R.,  120  miles  from  the  former 
and  130  miles  from  the  latter. 


Bacon  &  Co,  liquors 

Basler  John,  gunsmith 

Basactt  Mrs  F,  oysters 

Bassett  W  R,  liquors 

Beenc  H  D,  atty  at  lavr 

Bozarth  J  M  &  Oi>,  liquors 

Clute  F  W,  drugs  and  hardware 

Cohn  A  &  Bro,  cigars,  tobacco,  stationery 

Crane  &  Cowl,  liquors 

Edwards  Mrs  J  C,  lodgings 

Evans  Wm,  livery  stable 

Hagar  H,  physician 

Harvey,  Clement  &  Co,   gen  mdse 

Hauck  Louis  A,  notary  public  and    cm- 

missioner  of  deeds 
Hilp  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Jackson  F  W  &  Co,  books,  stationery, 

news,  etc 
Kanenbley  F,  dentist 
Liddle  J  k  Co,  market 
McGill  Wm  A,  surveyor 
Meagly  k  Derkey,  market 
Meyer  J  &  Bro,  dry  goods 
Mooro  &  Co,  drug^sts 
Morse  W  B,  liquors 
Mosier  &  Hamilton,  dairy 
Mussprove  Mark    W,    propr 

Ward  Miner" 
Battee  &  Guldstein,  clothing 
Perley  &  Smith,  liquors 
Peters  R  M,  liquors 
Pojade  &  Gur.-ighan,  groceries 
Roach  Samuel,  livery  stable 
Robertson  .1  L,  druggist 
Rockraan  M,  physician 
Schofield  R  G,    watchmaker  anti  jeweler 
Scott  John  T,  market 
Simpson  R  W,  propr  "Ward  I1...1  x" 
Smith  ft  Mezs^r,  brewery 
Sommerlott  Chas,  bakery  and  k'estaurant 
Taylor  &  Co,  restaurant 
"W  A  R  D  M I H  E  R,"  Mark  "W  Mo.- 

grove  propr 
••WARD  REFLEX,"  R  W  Simpaon 

W propr 
cisR  &  Summerlott,  bakery  and  res- 
taurant 
Wisel  &  Gilbert,  feed  stable 
Woodberry  k  Bourgoise,  market 
Yates  Mrs,  lodgings 


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ESMERALDA  OOUNTT. 

COLEMAN  J  W  C,  postmaster 
Murphy  S,  hotel 
Peartrue  O  H,  bootmaker 
Risen  W  R,  gen  mdse 
Sevan  D,  butcher 
Tucker  John,  saloon 


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Washoe, 

WASHOE   COUNTY, 

Ib  a  small  station  on  the  V.  &  T.  R.  R.,  __, 

17  miles  from  Reno  and   14  from  Carson  Wilson  R,  tinsmith 
City.  "      " 


Brault  Gilbert,  liquors 

Henn  A  E,  lodging  house  and  liquors 

Maker  P  N,  clothing  and  provisions 

Murray  O,  saloon 

Power  R,  candy  and  stationery 

Wellington, 

ESMERALDA   COUNTY. 
Qassidy  Edward,  saloon 


Wells, 

ELKO    COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  line  of  the  Central 
Pacific  Railroad  218  miles  west  of  Ogden 
and  57  miles  east  of  Elko,  the  county 
seat.  Agricultural  and  stock-raising  is 
the  means  of  support.  There  are  about 
two  hundred  and  fifty  inhabitants.  The 
Depot  Hotel,  under  the  proprietorship  of 
Martin  ScherflF,  is  the  first-class  hostelry 
of  the  place. 

Badt  M,  gen  mdse 

Byrnes  P  M,  restaurant 

Dever  Alex,    harnessmaker    and    shoe- 
maker 

Dudley  Fred,  gen  produce 

Freese  P  D,  livery  stable 

OBISWOLD  E  H,  Exchange  Saloon 

TTAMTTX  Sc  MEIGS,  gen  mdse 

TTAWTTfL  ROBER'''.  postmaster 

HANCHETT  J  C,     t  C  P  R  R 

O'HARA  D  D,  Gem  Saloon 

§CH£RFF  M,  propr  Depot  Hotel 

Todd  B  dentist 

YAH  NAMEE  W   J,   restaurant 
groceries 

Woodruff  &  Ennor,  agt  W,  FJ&  Co 


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White  Rock, 

ELKO  COUNTY. 

Borrette  H  Ti,  gen  mdse 
Borrette  H  S,  physician 
Borrette  J  S,  saw  and  grist  mill 
BORRETTE  V  J,  postmaster  and  den- 
tist 
Brown  Chas,  blacksmith 
Davis  Ben,  saloon 
Griffith  D  E,  blacksmith 


Ham  £,  meat  market 
Painter  BB,  l^Voiy 
Panner  John,  sewing  machines 
Steadman  J,  bootmaker 
Storff  A,  hotel 


Wisker  M  Van  B,  attorney  at  law 

Willow  Point, 

HUMBOLDT   COUNT^. 
MOORE  ASA,  postmaster  and  hotel 


Winnemucca, 

HUMBOLDT  .COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  Central  Pacific  Rail- 
road 463  miles  from  San  Francisco,  and 
a  place  of  considerable  importance,  hav- 
ing a  population  of  about  1,600.  It  de- 
pends mainly  on  the  stock-raising  inter- 
ests, though  some  mining  is  carried  ou 
and  contributes  to  the  support  of  the 
place.  The  fact  that  it  is  the  county  seat 
of  Humboldt  county,  ia  an  assurance 
that  it  will  attract  the  bulk  of  the  trade 
of  the  county.  The  Court  House  is  a  neat 
two-story  brick  and  the  officials  in  charge 
are  efficient  and  poli^^e.  The  bar  is  repre- 
sented by  an  array  of  legal  talent  that 
the  citizens  feel  pride  in  referring  to. 
There  is  a  daily  (evening)  paper  pub- 
lished here. 


ABEL  MRS  J  F,  groceries 
Asebedo  Carmen,  liquors 
Bannister  &  Wetherly,  gen  mdse 
BARNES  H  J,  undertaker,  carpentur 

and  proprietor  Wabash  block 
BEROER    GEO,  with    Chas  Kcsslcr, 

brewer 
Berk  (ieo^meat  market 
BARMBT  THOS,  wagonmaker 
Berry  Geo  (i,  attorney  at  law 

BLEDSOE  J  B,  tfiilor 

BONNIFIELD  M  S,  attorney  at  law 

Bonuifield  Wni  s.  att<)r;,(>y  at  law  and 
judge  4th  judicial  diati  i;  t  court 

BRI^  DAN,  liquors 

BROWN  MRS  J  M,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods  

BUSCH  HENRY,  propr  brewery,  sa- 
loon and  Nevada  Bakery 

CHENOWETHCHAS,groceria, 
books,  stationery  and  novelties 

COX  JOHN*  liquors  and  musician 

OAVIB  H,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

D£  SAUS&fURE  G  A,  drugs,  medicinos 
and  chemicals 

DICHL  CHRIST,  propr  City  Bakery 
and  Humboldt  Saloon 


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FELLOWS  FRANK  11,  propr  Fashion 

Sample  Rooms 
JISK  A  W,  lawyer  and  notary  public 
OEBMAIN  J,  propr  Lafayette  Hotel 
OIBOTTX  D,  propr  Winnemucca  Hotel 
Grass  S  S,  lawyer 
Gritzner  A,  restaaiuat 
OUTHEIE  &  liELL,  liquors  and  bill- 
iards 
HANEY  E,  blacksmith 
HANEY  P5  blacksmith 
Hanson  T  C,  physician 
Hill  J  A,  carpenter 
HILL  J  J  ft  CO,  proprs  "The  Daily 

Silver  State  " 
HOFMAN  M,  gen  mdse 
Ivory  &  Buckuer,  saloon 
Job  &  Hadley,  proprs  Central^ Hotel 
JOB  J  H,  county  clerk 
JOHNSTON  C  W,  dentist 
KANDVLSEl  T,  merchant  tailor 
KEMLER  CHAS,  propr  Winnemucca 

Flouring  Mills 
KESSLEa     CHAS,    propr    Mountain 

Brewery 
KLEINHANS  A,  groceries  and  liquors 
KRENKEL  0  A,  propr  Depot  House, 

liijuors,  tobacco,  groceries,  etc 
Kyle  C  A,  livery 
LAFAYETTE  HOTEL,  J  Germain 

propr 
Levy  Nathan,  gen  mdse 
Lewis  R  W,  gen  business  agency 
Maddux  L  J,  lawyer 
McMillan  JmO,  acting  district  at 

t<irney 
Metzger  G,  shoemaker 
Miller  G  M,  sheriflF 

MOUNTAIN  BREWERY,   Charies 

Kesaler  propr 

Muilcr  &  La  Grave,  proprs  Central  Pa- 
cific Hotel 

Murphy  E,  jeweler 

Naramore  F,  livery 

Oppenheim  M,  fruits  and  toys 


Osbom  C  S,  justice  of  the  peace 
PALMER  &  DRAIS,  blacksmiths  and 

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Picaro  Y,  liquors 
POWERS  B  L,  meat  market 
Reinhard  C  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Rickard  L  L,  livery  stable 
RIED  FERD,  propr  Bonanza  Saloon 
Robins  Frank  C,  postmaster  and  gen 

mdse 
Robinson  R  &  Co,  hairdressers 
Sabine  James  £,   watches,  clocks  and 

varieties 
Schermer  Edward,  liquors 
Seals  W  A  J,  tailor 
SHEPARO  A  J,  county  treasurer  and 

agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Staunton  M  B,  harness,  saddles,  boots 

and  shoes 
Steigelman  Phillip,  saloon 
Stevens  W  F,  dru^s  and  hardware 
Swenzen  Henry,  liquors 

"  THE  DAILY  SILVER  STATE,"  3 

J  Hill  &  Co  proprs 

TOREY  MRS  M  J,  restaurant 

TTJRBITTIN  G  F,  county  recorder 
and  auditor 

Ulrich  Jacob,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Valle  Simon,  harness  and  saddles 

Van  Skiver  Jno,  restaurant 

WALKER  GEO  R,  gen  repairer  house- 
hold furniture  and  cabinetmaker 

Wild  Wm,  saloon 

WILLIAMS  A  D,  liquors  and  bil- 
liards 

WINDLE  JH,  attorney  at  law 

Winnemucca  Gas  Works,  R  W  Wood 
supt 

WINNEMUCCA  HOTEL,  D  Giroux 

propr 

Wmnemucca  Water  Works,  R  W  Wood 
sunt 

WOOD  R  W,  hardware,  stoves,  tin- 
ware ;  also  wood  and  coal 

Young  J  N,  agent  C  P  R  R 


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COSMOPOLITAN    HOTEL, 

BATTLE  MOUNTAIN,  NEVADA. 


This  House,  erected  since  the  fire,  is  furnished  with  new  beds,  which  will  be 
let  by  tlie  Day  or  W<K)k.  The  TABLE  will  be  always  supplied  with  the  best  in 
the  market,  and  served  in  the  bet>t  style.  BREAD,  PIES  and  CAKES  kept  on 
hand  for  the  accommodation  of  Travelers.  OVERLAND  PASSENGERS  will  find 
the  best  accommodations  at  this  House. 

2.£E.^XjS,  so  CS2Ta?S. 

H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO.,  "^Yt^llTutX^^^n^^^lt". 


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AbPHABBTICALLT. 


WINNEMUCOA  HOTEL, 

D.  CIROUX,  Proprietor, 

Winnemueea,   -    -    Nevada. 


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The  Table  is  well  supplied  and  Guests  are  assured  the  best  treatment. 

TERMS  REASONABLE. 


FREE    BUS   TO    AND    FROM    THE    DEPOT. 


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ABSTRACT  OF  TITLES. 

SHANNON  P  C,  Virginia  City 


ASSAYERS. 

Reed  GO, 
Sutton  D  M, 
Crowell  Ed, 
Moeller  Max, 
Robbins  Frank, 
James  Chris, 
Brets  J  R, 
Huntley  DB, 
Mathey  A, 
Hoifmun  Julius, 
Harris  H, 
Paul  S  F, 
Spaulding  P  E, 
Bradley  A  V, 
Jennens  B  W, 
Webb  H  H, 

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Columbia 

Columbus 

Ellsworth 

Eureka 
<< 

Gold  Hill 

Grantville 

Lodi 

Morey 

Pioche 

Silver  City 

Treasure  City 
II 

Tuscarora 


Virginia  City 


ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 

Aurora 


Crocker  A  W, 
Gmley  A  L, 
Lewis  D  J, 

BOYDEN  J  W. 
CRESTWELL  H  T, 
HATENBAUH  HENRT, 

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Bowman  Jno, 

Curler  Benj, 

Granger  W  N, 

Owen  Frank, 

Sine  E  P, 

Clark  R  M, 

Coffin  T, 

DaviesT  W  W, 

Edwards  T  D, 

Harris  0  N, 

Soderberg  N, 

WELLS  &  STEWABT, 

Keith  G  W, 

pfflEY  &  BI6eL0W, 

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Belmont 
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Ammond  Geo  B, 
Bailey  D  E, 
BAKEB  OW, 


BAKEB  JOHN  T, 
BEATTT  B  M, 

Bishop  &  Sabins, 
Davenport  W  H, 
Garber  E  R, 
Harmon  F  H, 
HILIHOUSE&COLE. 
HUBBARD  CO, 
LANSING  C  j/ 
LASPETBE  THOS, 
Merrill  G  W  &  Fitzgerald, 
WILSON  ALEX, 
WBEN  THOSp 
FitBimmons  H, 
Ballard  J  W, 
Stocker  A  H, 
Barker  J  B, 
Davis  B  K, 
Aspey  Robt, 
Gallagher  J  B, 
Houston  — , 
Davis  B  H, 
VVindel  J  H, 

BOABDMAN  W  H. 

Cain  VVm, 
Evans  Pierce, 
Johnson  Roger,  ' 

KNOX  W  L, 
MABSHALLIB, 

Rankin  G  A, 

VABIAN  C  S, 

Wuldo  &  Julian, 
Webster  Wm, 
Abbott  ChasE, 
Dow  J  C, 
Kingston  G  A,       • 
McGown  J  L, 
Rogers  C  F, 
Griffiths  J  I, 

AUDE  FBANCIS  L, 

Belknap  C  H, 
Eagan  Jno, 
Elliott  &  Thomas, 

OBAHAM  JH, 

Lewis  &  Deal, 

LINDSAY  ft  DICKSON, 

Mesick  R  8, 
Mitchell  R  B, 


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Taylor  R  H, 

WHITCHEE  J  W, 

Whitman  B  C, 

WOODBUBN  W, 

Beene  H  D,  Ward 

Wisker  M  Van  B,  White  Ebck 

Berry  Geo  G,  Winnemucca 

BONNIFIEID  M  S, 

BonniHeld  Wm  S, 

FISK  AW. 

Grasa  S  S, 
Maddux  L  J, 
WINDLE  J  H, 

AUCTIONEERS    AND    AUC 
TION  STORES. 

WEBB  G  B,  Carson  City 

FBIEDimr  SAMUEL,  Eureka 

Rielley  Jas,  Hamilton 

CHATFIEIJ)  B  E,  l^eno 

Harvey  &  Trumbo, 

FATJLDmG  WM,  Tuscarora 

Currie  J  C,  Virginia  City 

BAKERIES. 

OLAHN  HEK2Y,(United  States), 

Austin 
SCHWIN  FRED, 
CAVANAUOH   FETEB,    (New 

York),  Carson  City 

Schneider  H, 
KECKHART  &  FRAEUCH,    Elko 

Steenbeek  Wm,  " 

Lachman  Benj,  Eureka 

MARLEY&FAUST,(NewYork),  " 

Smith  &  Delfoch, 
ZANOW  WM 

ZOTTMANMkSAE,  (Excelsior),  " 
BECKER  J  F,  Gold  Hill 

Dunlop  J  C, 

Cirac  Theo,  Grantville 

Schuster  Jno,  Mineral  Hill 

Dallam  A  P,  Keno 

Graff  J,  " 

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O I  TAM  JOHN  &  CO,  Ruby  Hill 

Winzel  Stock,  *  Silver  City 

Davis  L,  Sutro 

HOFFMAN  OUSTAVE,      Tuscarora 

HUNTSMAN  L  M. 

Eilman  Jacob,  Tybo 

SDietz  H  &  Co,  Virginia  City 

FITZMIER  &  ARMBRUST,     " 

Heinrich  F, 

Sommerlott  Chas,  Ward 

Weiss  ft  Summerlott,  " 

BUSCH  HENRT  (Nevada), 

Winnemucca 

JDICHI  CHRIST  (City), 


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BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

Noracovich  C,  Aurora 

PAXTON  fttfURTIS  (CPSoule 

cashier),  Austin 

Paxton  &.  Curtis,  Belmont 

CARSON    CITT    SAVINOS 

BANK  (Geo  Tuffy  president), 

Carson  City 
FREEMAN  M  F  &  CO,  Elko 

FAXTON  &  CO,  Eureka 

White   Pine    County    Bank    (Wm 

Pardy  cashier),  '' 

BLAXJVELT  W  H,  Gold  Hill 

Griffin  W  E,  Pioche 

The  State  Bank  of  Pioche  (I  W 

Wright  manager),  " 

BENDER  CHAS  T.  Reno 

BANKOFDAB^IDER&CO.    ' 
THE  RENO  SAVINGS  BAJ& 

(L  C  Batchelder  cashier),  " 

AGENCY  BANK  OF  CALIFOR- 
NIA, Virginia  City 

Bank  of  Virginia  (A  W  White 
manager),  " 

Marye  Geo  T  &  Son,  «' 

Nevada  Bank  of  San  Francisco 
Agency  (Bigelow  &  Berry  agts)      " 

BATHS. 

(See  also  Hairdressers  and  Baths.) 

EICHHORN  &  LEARNED  (Ex- 
press), Austin 
FOHL  ROBERT, 

MULLER  J,  Carson  City 

Jacoby  Jacob,  Eureka 

Lay  Bros,  Golconda 

PECENER  D,  Reno 

Brodek  R  T,  Virginia  City 

BILLIARDS. 

(See  also  Liquors.) 

p'oster  Thos,  Carlin 

GIBSON  &  DEALY,         Carson  City 
GREGOVICHMP, 

Cleary  Daniel,  Virginia  City 

SHOAF  GEORGE, 

WILLIAMS  A  D,  Winnemucca 

BLACKSMITHS. 

(See  also  Blacksmiths  and  Wagonmakers) 


Mayer  &  Keith, 
Kane  John, 

BENSON  A  W, 

Crow  &  Sutherlaad, 
PJlder  George, 
McKennon  ft  Leet, 
Voung  J  W, 


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Filmore  W  H,  Cherry  Creek 

Sisson  J  F, 

Randall  G  P,  Dayton 

Sanders  F  E, 

Lute  J  A, 

FISHER  JACOB, 

Lamoureux  G  W, 

BOWLING  0, 

McClellen  Thos, 

Boles  E  A, 

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Sharp  H, 

Kirkpatrick  J  0, 

Murray  Ed, 

Carroll  John, 

Daniels  Jasper, 

Farick  A, 

Gentry  Ed  S  &  Jos, 

Jackson  A  J, 

Cauthlina  Wm  (horseshoeing), 

KINOSBTJRT  ft  MILLS. 
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HEMINGTON  W  T, 

Smith  M  J, 
Connor  Thos, 
Gidney  A  W, 
Lipski  August, 
Beal  William, 
Hill  William, 
Quinn  Martin, 
Harkins  D  E, 
Urin  John, 
Lyndres  Ctiaa, 
Barrett  Jno, 
Hyke  &  McDonald, 
Trowbridge  N  S, 
Hadley  T  J, 
Morass  Frank, 
Burkett  J  M, 
Warren  W  T  &  Son 
Handerson  Jas, 
Brown  C, 
(iriffith  T>  E, 

HANE7E, 
HANEYP, 

BLACKSMITHS  &   WAGON- 
MAKERS. 

(See   also   Blacksmiths ;  also,    WagoU' 
makers.) 

FLEMINO  &  WILLIAMS,    Austin 
SCHULZE  J  A, 


Empire  City 

Eureka 
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Fort  McDermitt 

Franktown 

Genoa 
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Lodi 

Marietjta 
Mason  Valley 

Mountain  City 
Panaca 
Paradise 
Beno 


Ruby  Valley 

Ruby  Hill 
Sheridan 


Silver  City 
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Tuscarora 
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Crowell  H  &  Co,  " 

Enzlert  ft  Greer,  " 
OTt  GEO  L, 

Powell  Wm,  " 

Reid  R  J  4  Co,  " 
SMITH  ft  MoDEBMOTT, 

Zottman  Henry,  " 

GLADDING  de  FOX.  Gold  Hill 

Brown  &  Smith,  Hamilton 

Fitzgerald  J  P,  Mason  Valley 

Mof  ABUN  J  L,  Reno 

Davis  E  S  &  Co,  Tuscarora 

McDougal  Bros,  " 

Stacey  C  G,  " 

LTTSlE  W  J,  Virginia  City 

SMITH  ft  AVEBILL, 
SQUIE&  Z, 

McLaren  D,  Wadsworth 

DAVIS  H.  Winnemucca 

PALMER  ft  DRAIS, 

BOARDING-HOUSES. 

(See  also  Hotels.) 
SENG  MARTIN   (Franco-Ameri- 


WATSON  WM, 

llae  John, 

MOZINQO  S  G, 

Slaght  Jacob, 
Wood  J  S, 
Torreyson  W  D, 
EldredJR, 

BRUCE  A, 

Morgan  L  E 


Battle  lAountain 
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Columbus 

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can), 
Leahigh  Mrs  K, 
Riepe  R, 
Haggelt  C  G, 
Dayly  Mrs  James, 
Bush  Mrs  A  M, 
Allen  J  S, 
Geraty  Mrs  O, 
Giudice  Joseph. 
Kemp  H  R, 

MAGGINIBROS, 

Tatte  C  &  Co, 
Blackmore  Ben, 
Nunan  8  S, 
Mellander  C, 
Stuart  F  H, 
Lake  Mrs  A  A, 

COUCH  MRS  M. 

Kavanaugh  Mrs  W, 

WERRY  harrt. 

Rourke  Mrs  Jennie, 
McElroy  Patrick, , 
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Hickey  Mrs  I, 


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Bristol 
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Columbia 

Eberhardt  City 

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lone 

Lewis 
II 

Poeville 

Reno 

Ruby  HiU 
II 

Silver  City 

Treasure  City 

Tuscarora 


.    BOILER  MAKERS. 

(See  also  Foundries.) 

Moore  T,  Gold  HiU 

WOOLEY  THOS, 

TAILOR  JOSEPH,  Virginia  City 

BOOK  BINDERS. 

ANTHONY  FERDINAND, 

Virginia  City 


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OLABtiriRD. 


BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 


(See  also  Varieties. 


PEICE&EEAD.  „ 
CAOWm&  ALLEN, 

Fox  John  O, 
Gray  &  Collins, 
Bonnam  J  A, 

STONE  T  N, 
CALJSHEE  BEOS, 
DAVIDSON  WE, 

Johnston  Col, 
Morris  James, 
Chubbuck  S  W, 
Carpenter  Harvey, 
Goodman  &  Co, 
Wilson  W  R, 
Wriderhalt  t  Goodman, 
BBOOKINSCJ, 
JAHISONSH&SON, 
XNTTST  ft  JONES 
LACHICAN  ft  METEE, 
BLACKMEE  C  F, 
Gintz  A, 

CATHEEWMJ, 
Fairchild  &  Eunor, 

ASHWM, 

Bogle  F, 

OmdorfF&  Adkinson, 

TAYLOEWM, 

Cohn  A  &  Bro, 
Jackson  F  W  &  Co, 
Power  E, 

CHENOWETH  CHAS, 


Austin 

Canon  City 
<i 

Cherry  Creek 

Dayton 

Klko 

Eureka 


Eberhardt  City 
Empire  Cit 
Gold  Hii 
Hamilton 
Pioche 


Beno 


Silver  City 

Spring  City 

Tuscarora 
II 

Virginia  City 


Ward 
II 

Washoe 
Winnemucca 


Cronin  &  Harrington, 
Noltemeior  C  A, 
Stanton  M  B, 


Virginia  City 
II 

Winnemucca 


BOOTMAKERS. 

(See  also  Boots  and  Sheet.) 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(Sec  also  Bootmakers;  also  General  Mer- 
chandise; also  Clothing. ) 

Hogan  Robert,  Austin 

LEWIS  H. 
FOLKINQkOENE  CHAS, 


Samtcr  Louis, 
AENHEIM  A, 
OILLIGANM, 

St  John  L, 

FANNOFL, 

Morris  James, 


Belmont 

Carlin 

Carson  City 

Day ton 

Elko 

Empire  City 

BEOWN,  TASSELL  ft  CO,       Eureka 

Joannes  Wm,  " 


I^ey  M  M, 

BLOCK  L, 

Koch  C, 
Barnett  Tbos, 
LEVY  SOL. 
NATHAN  te. 
Sunderland  John, 
McLauehlin  J, 
WILBEETF, 
YeatesES&Co, 
Boeh  S, 
Brown  ft  Taasdl, 


Gold  Hill 

Pioche 

Reno 


Tuacarora 


Virginia  City 


Trolson  — , 
Bein  B, 

BUCKLE  CHAS, 

Armstrong  J, 

coHNiii; 

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Sharkey  M, 
Sweetland  W  H, 
Johnson  M, 
Stokles  G  F, 
Ahl  J  G, 
Riedel  Frank, 

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DOHEETT  MICHAEL. 
FEEEAEIS  ft  SHANKEE, 

Murphy  Thos, 

FEEBAEIS  ANTONIO, 

Uhl  V, 

Dandel  Chas, 

Spencer  H  F, 

Grant  G  ft  J, 

McCann  M  L, 

Smith  C, 

Winterbauer  J  A, 

Sunierall  Thos, 

Morton  E  F, 

Bardiua  C, 

Somers  M  J, 

Ware  S  E, 

WATSON  J, 

FASSELL  GEO. 

ZEPHEEIN  ALFRED  J, 

Paulson  Jno, 
Schram  Geo, 
Terraro  A, 
Weigcnstein  Conrad, 
Weismiller  N, 
McKuight  James, 
Gunnison  Samuel, 

Mclaughlin  J. 

TEATES  ELUAH  8  ft  CO, 

Keeler  VV  H, 
White  John  Ii, 
Cleator  Robert, 
Egan  Jno, 
Franck  Charles, 
Gardella  P, 
Gunther  F, 
Kiefer  F, 
Miller  J  D, 
Motta  ft  Co, 
Mundcy  D, 
Pavola  Fred  H, 
Quick  J  R, 
Robb  James, 
Schierle  J  O, 


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Ruby  Hill 

Silver  City 
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Spring  City 

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Tuscarora 


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Unionville 

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McGuire  Michael, 
Toomy  T, 
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Djver  Alex, 
Steadman  J, 
Metzger  O, 


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BORAX  WORKS. 

Newenschander  Rudolph,         Columbus 
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Klieii  Jacob, 
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Golilatein  A, 

BIXEL  ANTON, 

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Liutenschlager  Chaa, 
Miiu  H  &  Co,       

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GOLD  HILL  BREWE&T,  Gold  Hill 
Koch  Wra,  Grantvillc 

Schmidt  Caspar,  Hamilton 

Kirehner  &  Co,  Paradise 

Schustrich  &  Kline,  Pioche 

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HOREN  EDWARD, 

Mlver  City  Brewery, 
Kirahncr  &  Co, 
L'ureaux  F, 
Trilling  &  Ivan, 
Bolilee  Henry, 
Franklin  &  Nchroeder, 

LANOEN  &  00, 

Smith  &  Mczger, 

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BUSCH  HENRT, 

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Virginia  City 
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(Stock  and  Money.) 

Meyer  M,  (stock,)  Dayton 

liich  Joseph,  (pawn.)  Eureka 

FR&NKEL  BROS,  Hold  Hill 

McConkey  Geo  P,  (stock,)  Hamilton 

Clute  F  W,  (stock,)  Pioche 
Griffin  W  E, 

Walter  k  Co,  Silver  City 


Tuscarora 


Vii^ginia  City 


Smith  Mart,  (stock,) 

Smith  W  T,  (stock,) 

Manheim  H, 

Reveal  W  C,  (stock), 

Block  H,  (pawn,) 

Clark  W  lift  Co, 

Cohn  Mrs  A,  (pawn,) 

DANA  GEO  H,  (stock,) 

Douglass  J  M, 

Doufflass  ft  Thompson,  (stock,) 

DEALER  L  P  ft  CO,  (stock) 

FRANKEL  L  B.  (stock,) 

Kirman  K  &  Co, 

Manre  Geo  T  ft  Son, 

MoGTJRN  T  R,  (itock.) 

TRITLE  F  A  &  00, 

WEIGAND,  FERKIns  &  00, 

(bullion,) 

CABINET  MAKERS. 


Dodsworth  John, 
Swain  L  A, 
Renner  J, 

WALKER  GEO  R, 


Tuscarora 
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Virginia  City 
Winnemucca 


CARPETS. 


HOFFMAN  BROS, 
HUBER  JOSEPH. 
LEWIS  H, 
COHNM. 


Austin 


Carson  City 


CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 


Austin 
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PRICE  AND  READ, 

SOWER  M  &  A, 

FARRELL  J  F,  Corson  City 

HODKINS  M  W, 

Tohriner  J,  " 

BARTLETT  H  B,  (wholesale),  Eureka 

Cohn  Henry, 

Harris  Jake 

Harris  Phil, 

Rosenheim  A, 

GIBSON  WTO,  Gold  Hill 

POST  S  G.  GrantviUe 

Cahn  A  &  Bro,  Pioche 

LACHMAN  &  METER,  Reno 

STANAWAYJE, 

Behrentl  P  K, 

BOTNTON  E  R. 
GATHER  WM  i, 

Fairchild  ft  Enuor, 
Naro  M  C, 
Fenton  Mrs  M  K, 
Friedman  M, 
Fullmann  M, 
Hairis  Bros, 
Kullman  Armer  ft  Co, 
MONDICH  J  &  CO, 
RIEM  J 
ROSENBERG  M  ft  CO, 


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Walton  J  E, 

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CITY  OTFICERS. 


Austin 


Bicknell  John,  city  marshal, 
Murray  James,  city  treasurer, 
Clitford  Wm  A,  city  clerk. 
Dyer  Wm  F,  mayor, 
Crockett  L  L,  treasurer,  Carson  City 
Folsom  F  W,  city  marshal.  Gold  Hill 
Allen  Nels,  chief  police,  Virginia  City 
Mahanny  J,  tax  collector,  " 

liobinsou  Geo  A,  city  assessor  " 

King  Geo  A,  city  assessor,  " 

Wafiace  B  F,  city  clerk,  " 

Young  Jno  S,  mayor,  *' 

CLERGYMEN. 

CRAIL  REV  C  W,  (Methodist) 

Austin 
Flack  Rev  D,  (Episcopal),  Belmont 

Crawford  Bev  C  B,  (Episcopal),  Eureka 
Monteverde  Rev,  (Catholic), 
Kicker  Rev  R  A,  (Methodist), 
Pendleton  J  W,  Tuscarora 

Graham  Rev  E,  Virginia  City 

CLOTHING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise ;  also  Dry 
Goods  and  Clothing.) 

Austin 

Candelaria 

Carson  City 


HTTBER  JOSEPH, 

McClana  B  W, 

BOSKOWITZ  F, 

Kopple  &  Piatt, 
Lilienthal  Wm, 
Trudo  &  Banocich, 
Davidson  M, 
Nathan  D,  * 

Rosenthall  S, 
Wertheimer  L, 

ABRAHAMS  BROS  &  CO, 
NATHAN  M, 
GATHERS  WM  J, 
Munter  C, 
Stoltz  E  J, 

ABRAHAMS  BROS  &  CO, 

Virginia  City 

BANNER  BROS, 

Cohn  Mrs  A,  " 

Cohn  E,  " 

MEYER  BROS, 
RICH  BROS, 
ROOS  BROS. 

Pattee  &  Ooldsteia  Ward 


COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS. 

LAIONEAir  ABEL,        Virginia  City 

COMMISSION   MERCHANTS. 

Earl  D  W,  Battle  Mountain 

EARL  D  W  &  GO.  (W  c  Hurbut 

manager),  Carlin 

Rielley  James,  Hamilton 

EARL  D  W  &  CO,  Reno 

Kpenccr  &  Frank,  Toana 

Currie  J  C,  Virginia  City 

STONEHILL  E  B,  «  ^ 

WISE  F  A,  Gold  Hill 

CONFECTIONERS. 


PRICE  &  READ, 
DAILETWM. 

ISchneider  H, 

WILSON  U  0, 

Mondich  J  &,  Co, 
Thierman  R, 
Woolcock  Chas, 
Power  R, 


Austin 

Carson  City 
II 

Reno 

Virginia  City 
II 

II 

Washoe 


CONSTABLES. 


Columbus 

Eureka 
II 

GranivlUe 

Pioche 

Reno 
II 

Tuscarora 
II 


Shephard  Geo  A, 
Stowe  Joseph  " 
Stevens  Henry' 
Fair  Jas  G, 
Hill  Henry, 
Motley  C  W, 
Lane  John  M, 
Gorman  F  O, 
Donovan  D  D, 
Hagar  Jas, 
Johnston  J  C, 
Avery  G  W, 
Jones  Charles, 

HARVILLE  H  A. 

Brougher  W, 
Jewell  Jas, 
MetcaffCL, 


Austin 

Belmont 

Candelaria 

Dayton 


Elko 

Eureka 

Gold  Hill 

Hamilton 

Jefferson 

Reno 
II 

Tuscarora 

Tybo 

Virginia  City 


CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD- 
ERS. 

Marden  H, 

FINIOANM, 

Kling  Henry, 

SCSHWIN  WM, 

Ball  J  A, 
Muir  Alex, 

SALE  BUDLET, 

Aiken  C  U, 
Aker  Anthony, 
ARGHAMBAULT  J  B, 

CaatleAW, 


Aurora 

Austin 
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Eberhardt  City 

Elko 

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Litchfield  &  Thai 
Drake  John  E. 
Hall  M  W, 
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Monroe  J, 
Murphy  M  O. 
Stoyell  TJ, 
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McKENNEY  D  C, 

Doolittle  A  W,  dist  « 

«oane  S  A,  county  re 

Murphy  Wm,  county 
Verplank  J  B,  county 

DOUGLAS 

^HamsJP,  8heriff 
WE0STEINFPcl 

Ix)n?abaughJT,audit, 
Lniugston  A,  treasure 
Montrose  RG,a8se«io: 
Bice  K  supt  schools, 

Young  CP.surveyo;, 
Gardner  John,  corone; 

ELKO  Co; 

BOESEYJW.dist  a 

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LitchfioUl  ft  Thurman, 
Drake  John  E, 
Hall  M  W, 
Sinnott  Peter, 

foai  S  B» 
BiftTEKnELD  D  H. 

Meyers  ft  Honeywell, 
Shine  Timothy, 
Skinner  John, 
Bennett  H, 
Greer  Broa, 
Hiilbrook  O, 
Moiits  L  E, 
Monroe  J, 
Murphy  M  G, 
Stoyell  T  J, 
St  Louis  N  ft  P, 
White  E  A, 

OBAEBER  A, 

Gross  ft  Scroggini, 
JONASSON  A  M, 

Scamnian  H  E, 

BARNES  H  J, 

Hill  J  A, 


Gold  Hill 
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Hamilton 


Mason  Valley 

Reno 
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Treasure  City 
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Tusoarora 
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Virginia  City 


Winnemucca 
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Aurora 
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COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

CHURCHILL  COUNTY. 

McKENNEY  D  C,  dist  judge, 

Stillwater 
Doolittle  A  W,  dist  atty, 
Ferguson  J  B,  sheriff, 
EICHARDS  J  Vi ,  ""'ty  clerk 
Doane  S  A,  county  reci  rder 
Murphy  Wm,  county  treasurer, 
Verplank  J  B,  county  assessor, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

Williams  J  P,  sheriff, 

WEOSTEIN  F  P,  clerk, 

Pratt  A  V,  pros  atty 
Lonqabaugh  J  T,  auditor  and  recorder  " 

Livingston  A,  treasurer,  " 

Montrose  R  G,  asseaaor,  " 

Eice  K,  supt  schools,  " 

Young  C  P,  surveyor,  " 

Gardaer  John,  coroner,  " 

ELKO  COUNTY. 

FLACK  J  H,  dist  judge, 
FITCH  J  BLsheriff, 
DORSEYJ  W.dUt  atty, 
Green  0  E,  county  clerk, 
EENLEY  S  M,  recorder  and  audi- 
tor, 
OBAirr  H  H,  county  treasurer 
Mundell  Henry  V,  county  asaessor, 

ESMERALDA   COUNTY. 

OgBClem,  aheriif,  Aurora 

^,  mWELL  ISAAC  N.  derk 
9 1  Uwii  D  J,  county  recorder, 


Hatch  G  H,  county  asM«aor, 
Greeley  A  L,  dist  atty, 
Hawley  A  H,  public  adminiatrator 
Dormer  Jc>hn  M,  supt  public  schools 

EUREKA  COUNTY. 

Rivers  Henry,  dist  judge, 

Merrill  G  W,  dist  atty, 

Kyle  Matthev,  iheriif, 

Dodipj  E  R,  covxnty  clerk, 

LEVY   BJSN   0,  county  recorder 

and  auditor. 
Cooper  Saml,  county  trea^^urer. 
Knight  H  A,  county  asaeasor, 
Alderson  F  B,  collector. 
Smith  Jas  W,  county  administrator 

and  ooronor,  " 

Moody  E  A,  county  supt  of  schools. 

Empire  City 
Read  Thos  G,  county  surveyor.    Eureka 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY. 

Bonuifield  Wm  S.dist  judge,  Winnemucca 
Miller  G  M,  sheriff,  •• 

McMillan  JNO,  district  attor- 
ney, " 
TURRITTON  G  F,  county  recor- 
der and  auditor,  " 
SHEPARD  A  J,  county  treasurer,  " 

LANDER  COUNTY. 

MoKENNEY  D  C,  district  judge, 

Austin 
Thomas  Caasins,  sheriff,  " 

MoCAFFERTY  A  C,  county  re- 
corder and  auditor, 
Taylor  Thos,'  county  surveyor, 
Laughlin  Patrick,   public  adminis* 

trator, 
MILLER  J  A,  county  clerk. 
Spires  C  D,  county  assessor, 
Doudas  Geo  A,  dist  atty, 
WRIGHT  J  A,  county  treasurer, 
Dyer  Chas  A,  county  supt  schools, 


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LINCOLN  COUNTY. 


Pioche 
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McKee  W  L,  sheriff, 
Patchen  C  H,  dist  atty, 

HANFORD  J  M,  county  clerk,  " 
Henderson  J  C,  recorder  and  auditor," 

Fulks  D  A,  county  treasurer,  *' 

Henderson  W  H,  assessor,  '* 

Puraon  Jas,  public  administrator,  " 

LYON  COUNTY. 

Seawell  Hon  W  M,  dist  judge,    Dayton 
Powell  Jr  Jno,  dist  atty, 
Cooke  R  A,  sheriff, 
Sims  J  D,  treasurer, 
DALLAS  J  St  county  clerk, 
Lothrop  Jno,  recorder  and  ex-offioe 
auditor, 


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Dayton 


Brant  C  F,  county  aasessor, 

Casebeor  J  A,  dist  clerk, 

Dayton  J  P,  dist  clerk, 

Hawkins  T  B,  dist  clerk, 

iSuvso  J  P,  dist  clerk,  " 

Jazua  Geo  £,  administrator,  " 

NYE  COUNTY. 

I^OKENNEY  D  C,  district  judge. 

Ikilmont 
O'Neil   Lavid,  sheriflF, 
Curler  Baitj,  district  attorney, 
NICHOLL  GEO,  county  clerk, 
Ernst  Geo,  county  auditor  and  re- 
corder, 
Hawkins  A  M,  county  surveyor, 
Warburton  Tho,i,  county  aasessor,     " 
Doughetty  J  R,  ounty  supt  schoula,  " 
Thomasou  J  L,  public  administrator 
and  coroner,  " 

OBMSBY  COUNTY. 

King  S  D,  dist  judge,  Carson  City 

HUl  Lloyd,  sheriff, 
DRIESBAGH  M  A,  district  attor- 

VAESBALL  J  H,  county  clerk. 
Turner  F  B,  county  recorder, 
Laughtnn  C  C,  auditor, 
Yager  M  L,  county  treasurer, 
Bense  H  H,  county  assessor, 

STOEEY  COUNTY. 


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McConkey  Geo  P,  treasurer,    Hamilton 
Woodbury  W,  assessor,  «« 

VVillard  E  X,  public  administrator 
Herrick  H  8,  supt  schools, 
Burbunk  Geo  B,  surveyor. 


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CROCKERY. 

SOWEB  M  &  A.  Austin 

ARNHEIM  A.  Curiiu 

MAS  JN  ft  CO,  Carson  City 

BROWN  &  g60DINO,  Elko 

PIEDMANSAML.  Eureka 
HASKELL  WP, 

(iuiiin  J  J,  Bono. 

BOYNTON  E  B,  Tuscarorl 

CUTLERY.  , 

(See  also  Hardware;  also  Varieties.) 

LACHMAN  &  MEYEB  Reno 

BLACKMEB  C  F,  SUver  City 


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Risine  Rich,  dist  judge,      Virjjinia  City 
JOB  J  S,  county  judge,      Wiuuemucca 
Williamson  Chas,  sheriff,    Virginia  City 
HABBIS  J  H,  district  attorney,       " 
TUSKA  WALL  J,  deputy  district 

attorney,  " 

HoDONALD  J  E,  county  clerk,      " 
Wilkin  8,  county  auditor  and  recor- 
der, 
GABBACE  B  H,  county  treasurer, 
Ukyrme  Wm,  county  assessor, 
Young  C  S,  county  supt  of  schools, 
Brudeck  R  T,  county  coroner, 

WASHOE  COUNTY. 

King  S  D,  dist  judge. 
Bowman  John,  dist  attorney,  , 
WALXEB  W  A,  sheriff. 
PABISH  HABK,  clerk, 

MANN  S  A.  deputy  clerk, 
WILLIAMS  J  B>  recorder  and  au- 
ditor 
Boyd  D  B,  treasurer, 
Evtiretts  W  F,  auessor, 

WHITE  PINE  COUNTY. 

Raum  Ed,  sheriff,  Hamilton 

Davis  B  K,  district  ftttomey, 
JgOBJOBT  W  B,  county  clerk, 
Timson  Wm,  recorder  and  auditor 


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DENTISTS. 

Childs  T  B,'  Austin 

BILLINGS  C,  Carson  City 

HAMILTON  CYBUS.  Eureka 

Conwell  W  O,  Gold  Hill 

Nichols  F  C,  PiiKihe 

Dawson  A,  Reno 

BOSENBUBG  C  W, 

Parsons  M  W,  Tuscarora 
SWAIN  E  M. 

Brewster  E  A,  Virginia  City 

CHAPMAN  A,  *       ..  ^ 

Holmes  M, 

NEWLAND  J  S. 

Smith  U, 

Kaneabley  F,  Ward 

Todd  B,  Wells 

Borrettd  V  .1,  '     White  Rock 

JOHNSTON  C  W,  Winnemucca 

DRESSMAKERS. 

(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers.) 
Barnard  Mrs  J  S, 

ADAMS  MBS  L 

Harmon  Miss  M, 

NOBI  £  MRS  C, 
HABNEY  M  A. 

Fiulayson  Miss  Bciuie, 
McKee  Miss  Eliza, 
Mershon  G  W, 
Mershon  Kate, 
Paddock  Mrs  Elizebeth, 
Burner  Mrs  J  F 
Harley  Mrs  M  J» 
Hill  Mrs  E  A, 
Lawlor  Miss, 
Reindollsr  Mrs  T  B» 


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Anstin 
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OREEH  THEODORE 

NOASEGK  F&ED, 

SPONOQI£  F  M>       Battle  Mountain 

Kmeraon  Geo  W,  Belmont 

King  R  M, 

SPOlfOaLS  J  D,  Carlin 

Foster  B  F,  Caraon  City 

THAXTEE  GEO  C, 

Parker  L,  Cherry  Creek 

MEACUTJH  A  D,  Cornucopi. 

Hazlett  J  C,  Dayton 

HULLEB  F  F>  ii^lko 

Lee  S  L,  Eureka 

KARTIN  HA. 
P&EITZMANS  HOST, 
SCHNEIOEB  F  J, 

Stowell  VV  H, 
Bauiiing  Jno  T, 
B<)i8ot  &  S  >vrart, 

JONES  JNO  JB, 

Harluu  T  J, 

Kichartlaon  A  S, 

Powell  J  VV, 

Alexander  G  R| 

Lee  8  U 

Oahum  &  Shoemaker,  Reno 

pmnioEB  &  auEEN, 

Lukens  J  H,  Ruby  Hill 

Clark,  Cook  &  Co,  pat  medicines,  Tecomh 


Geno; 

Gold  Hil 
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Mason  Valley 

Paradia. 

Pioche 


HcNALLT  J. 

Plielps  F  H, 
Garrett  k  Joslyn, 
Reimlollar  T  B, 
Trowbritlge  N  S  &  Co, 
Lavefi;a  Publo, 
COLE  AH. 
LERNHABT  A, 
Perkins  VV  A. 
WeLster  M, 
WoodliffThoi 
Clute  F  W, 

Moon>  &  Co,  ' 

Kobertson  J  L, 

BE  SAUSSUBE  C  A. 

Stevens  W  F, 


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Virgiuia  City 


Ward 


Winnemuocn 


DRY  GOODS. 

I  also  Dry  Goods,  Clothing:  and  also 
General  Merchandise.) 


HIIBER  JOSEPH. 
OOHHH, 

LilienfeldAlfrwl, 
Morrii  L  k  Co, 
Oloovich  Bros, 
Aleiander  M, 


Austin 
Canon  City 


ChqrrjCrMk 


£ureka 

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f  ABMEB  &  L23SEB, 

Cohn  A, 
Galland  B 
Henderson  J  C, 
f  yers  J  &  Bro, 
Jamett  I, 

LEVY  SOI, 
STBASSBUBOEB  A  &  CO, 

Cellier  Mrs  L,  'f  uscarora 

MoMASTEB  HB8  B, 
MUNTEBCHAS. 
SMITH.  WOODBIjFF  &  EN- 
NOB  " 

Blook  IJ  &  Co,     ,  Virginia  City 

Levy  J  Sl  Bro, 

LIPMAN  S  &  CO, 

Maher  &  Co, 

Morris  J, 

Meyer  J  &  Bro,  Ward 


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ii 


DRY  GOODS  AND  CLOTHING. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods;  also  Clothing;  also 
General  Merchandise.) 

HOFFMAN  BBOS. 
LEWIS  H, 

Samter  Ijouis, 
ABNHEIM  A, 
BOSENSTOCS!  JOSEPH, 

Dunkel  O  &  Co, 

Meyers  &  Franklin, 

Rosenbaum  J, 

Hampton  J, 

Ehrlich  L,  Virginia  City 

DYERS  AND  CLEANERS. 


Austin 
II 

Belmont 

Carlia 

Elko 

Eureka 
II 

Pioche 
Ruby  Hill 


Servenary  A, 


Virginia  City 


ENGINEERS,  CIVIL. 


Wesooatt  N, 
Henrv  M  W, 
Marshal  Thos, 
Hoffman  &  Cravens, 


Eureka 

Hamilton 

Treasure  City 

Virginia  City 


FANCY  GOODS. 

(See  also  Varieties.) 

COHN  Ml  Carson  City 

WESTON  MBS  EMILT  0,      Elko 

Mooser  Abe,  Eureka 

LACHMAN  ft  METEB,  Reno 

LEVY  SOL, 

Baker  Mrs  S  D,  Virginia  City 

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(See  alBO  Livery.) 


Ringgold  — , 
Cami)bell  A  W, 
jColerick  J  K, 
Keene  David  C, 

LEWIS  D  E, 

Lee  J  8  S. 

LEEL  W, 

Bennett  Bros, 
Hogle  L  I, 
Sawyer  G  W, 
Wiiel  &  Gilbert, 


Cornucopia 
Eureka 


Reno 

Silver  City 

Tuscarora 

Wadsworth 

Ward 


Premenko  Theodore, 
Mandioh  Alex, 

BOTHTON  E  B, 
MONDICH  J  dToO, 


Hamilton 

Pioche 

Taacarora 

Virginia  City 


FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES. 

Austin 


FLOUR  MILLS. 

Davis  James,  Elko 

CROSSAN  E,  (barley).  Eureka 

Paradise  Co-operative,  Paradise 

Lake  &  Beck,  Reno 

Wines  &  Snow,  Ruby  Valley 

Borrette  J  S,  White  Rock 

TTBiMT/Rll.  CHAS,  (Winnemucca), 

Winnemucca 

FORWARDING  AND  COM 
MISSION. 

Earl  D  W,  Battle  Mountain 

EARL  D  W  &  CO,  Carlin 

EABL  D  W  ft  CO,  Carson  City 

Ryan  ft  Wood,  Ft  McDermitt 

EARL  D  W  ft  U),  R  W  Ash  man- 
ager, Reno 
3pencer  &  Frank,                            Toana 
Wratten  J  E,  (freight  agt),  Virginia  City 
Carlin  Fast  Freight  Line,  (Chas 
Holland  agt),                         Tuscarora 

FOUNDRIES  AND  IRON- 
WORKS. 

(See  also  Machinists;  also  Boilermakers). 
Caldwell  Jas  M,  Columbus 

Conklin  H  H  &  Co,  Eureka 

EMMETT  GEO,  Gold  Hill 

Fulton  Foundry,  " 

MOORE  ft  BOOK,  (Nevada  Screen 
Works) 

FITCHFORD  J  B,  (Bupt), 

Dove  ft  Jacobs,  Tuscarora 

Gould  ft  O'Donnell,  (proprs  Mill 

City  Foundry, )  Mill  City 

Tuscarora  Foundiy  Co,  (Jack  ft 

Dove  proprs),  Tuscarora 

FRUITS.    CANDIES,    NUTS, 
ETC. 

Gamble  ft  Co,  Belleville 

Sadidler  V,  CarMn  City 


PRICE  ft  READ. 
SOWER  M  ft  A, 
DAILETWM, 

Perasich  G, 
Swartz  E, 
Ardant  J  F, 

GREGOYICH  M  L, 

Leeser  Mrs  D, 
Ramsdell  E  B, 
GOULD  A, 
Angius  Jno  P, 

BELLANIP. 
Oppenheim  M, 


Carson  City 


Cherry  Creek 

Eureka 
II 

Lewis 

Reno 

Virginia  City 
II 

Winnemucca 


FURNISHING  GOODS. 

(See  also  Clothine;  also  Dry  Goods  and 
Clothing.) 

FOLEIKGHORNE  CHAS,       Austin 
BRESSLER  H,  Battle  Monntain 

Harris  Alfred,  Eureka 

JOSEPH  MORRIS  H, 

BLOCK  L,  Gold  Hill 

ABRAHAMS  BROS  ft  CO.       Reno 

METERSTEm  H, 

NATHAN  M. 

MUNTER  CHAS,  Tuscarora 

CATHER  WM  J. 

Stoltz  E  J,  " 

ABRAHAMS  BROS  ft  CO, 
BANNER  BROS,  (gents), 

Virginia  City 
RICH  BROS, 
ROOS  BROS, 

FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

FLINT  A  A,  Austin 

Ball  .1  A, Belmont 

KITZMETER  G  W,         Carson  City 
WEBB  G  B 
BROWN  ft 'GOODING, 
FRIEDMAN  SAMUEL, 
HASKELL  W'P, 

Schwamb  C, 

GRANT  R  W, 

Needham  Wm, 
Ross  ft  Bower,      

SAUNDERS  ft  NEALE, 

Abbott  BM, 

FARTHING  T  T, 

Hillman  W  S,  (second-hand), 
Houck  Geo,  (second-hand), 
BECK  H  S  Virginia  City 

CAMPBELL  F  C,  (upholstery),     " 
Goodfriend  I.  " 


Elko 
Eureka 


Gold  Hill 
Reno 


Tuscarora 
II 

II 

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Kimball  ft  Booker,  Aurora 

Levy  J  ft  Co, 

^TH  SILAS  B, 

SAB  CEU  CHAS  &  CO,  Austin 

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Harris  Bros, 
Spencer  Frank  ft  Co, 
Colnmbia  Mining  Co, 
Cninbaum  ft  Co, 
Abraham  R, 
Spencer  A, 
Traver  P  L, 
Shephenl  G  H, 
Hogle  L  I, 
Meyer  M, 
Sims  ft  Co, 

PORTER  JAMES  I.  Deeth 

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Belmont 

Beowawe 

Bristol 

Bullion 

Bullionsville 


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Camp  Halibck 

Candelaria 
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Cherry  Creek 

Columbia 
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Coral  Hill 

Cornucopia 

Dayton 


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Harris  M,  Genoa 

Johnson  &  Blaasom, 

Short  J  M, 

Levy  FN, 

Franklin  A  J, 

Gage  W  S  ft  Co, 

HoweWB, 

POST  S  G, 

Everts  ft  Co, 
Stems  L, 
Wilson  WM,. 
Trowbridge  N  S  4  Co, 
GageWS&Co, 
Asnburn  &  Shumway, 
HILL  JOSEPH, 

Sevenr  8  &  Co, 

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Rhodes  A  I, 
Smith  BGftCo, 
Bennett  E  W, 
Craig  Jno  D, 
CRAIG  J  S. 
GOTJLD  Ja!mES, 
ISBELLTJ, 

Bacoa  J  H, 

Torrey  Eben  P, 

FeisenthalPH, 

Jewell  T  R, 

Marchant  Jno, 

Panaca  Co-operative  Store, 

Kemler  Chas, 

Paradise  Co-operative  Association, 

Clark  D  C  ft  Bros,  Pioche 

Clute  F  W, 

Nesbitt  J  ft  Bro,  " 

Poujade  T  C,  " 

Roeder  John,  " 

Quillen  Miles, 

Buckley  I  J, 

Wicks  L  D, 

CLARK  A  J, 

Demers  L,  •• 

FARMERS  COOPERATIVE  AS- 
SOCIATION, (J  Cahlan,  manager) " 
Hagerman  ft  Schooling, 
Barnes  W  R, 


Glendale 

Golconda 

Grantville 


Hamilton 

Hiko 
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Hot  Creek 

lone 

Jeffarson 

Lewis 

Lida  Valley 

Lovelocks 

Marietta 
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Mason  Valley 


Mill  City 

Mineral  Hill 

Mountain  City 

Oreana 

Osoeola 

Palisade 


Panaca 
Paradise 


Poeville 
Reno 


REINHART  B  ft  CO, 
HOWK  A  J, 

Beer  Thos, 
Stadtmuller  ft  Co, 
Alexander  B, 
Ashim  S  ft  Bro, 
CLUTE  F  W, 
Dontrick  Frank  ft  Co| 
Sadler  R  ft  Co, 

BOWLING  d 
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Towl  E  B, 


Elko 

Elsworth 

Empire  City 
II 

Eureka 


Fort  MoDermitt 
IVanktown 


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Lambert  L  W, 
Gidney  A  W, 
Borland  Jno, 
Harris  M, 
Walter  ft  Co, 
Chiatovioh  John, 
Bell  Geo  T, 
Reinhart  E  ft  Co, 
Callahan  T, 
Kaiser  Chas, 
Heideureich  ft  Co, 
Armstrong  J  C  ft  Co, 
Burton  Bros, 
MoBimey  ft  Manheim, 
Spencer  ft  Frank, 
Oallinger  M, 


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Ruby  Hill 

^Rnby  Valley 

Rve  Patch 

Sheridan 

Silver  City 

Silver  Peak 

Spring  City 

Spmoemont 

Stillwater 

Sntro 

Tecoma 
II 

Tern  Pinte 

Toana 

Treasure  City 


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Woodruff  &  Ennor, 

Trowbridge  N  S  &  Co, 

FaU  J  C&  Co, 

Lav^a  Pablo, 

Lee  John, 

Bapbuel  M, 

Huye  Jno, 

Harvey,  Clement  &  Co, 

Hilp  bi'os, 

Kiaon  W  jR, 

Marker  P  H, 

Budt  M, 

HAMIijL  &  MEIOS, 

Borrette  H  K, 
Bauuister  &  Wetherly, 
HOfHANH, 

Levy  Nathan, 
Keiuhart  C  &  Co, 
Kobina  Frank  C, 


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Cheeney  Jno, 

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Wilson  W  M, 

Downey  Jaa, 

Swaaey  H  M, 

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Swartz  R, 

Aemer  M, 

Hagerty  ft  Barton, 

Jacobs  &  8ultan, 

Mandich  Alex, 

Saunders  T, 

iShier  J, 

Buckley  B, 

Cunninuham  &  Gibson, 

EVEBETT  J  K,  (wholeaale), 

HARBISON  M. 

Manuing  &  Berry, 
Harteuatein  Jacob, 
Morcom  Pkimond, 
Burke  Wm, 

BLACKMEB  C  F. 

Kipley  &  Haaa, 
Bouhum  J  A, 
McGurn  T  K, 
BOTNTON  E  B, 

Collins  C, 

LAUBENHEDfP, 

Mero  M  C, 

Mooser  Mra  Rosa,     

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Beiudollar  T  B, 
8treetburger  C  8, 
Whitemore  E  8, 
Baker  8  D  &  C  C, 

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DemliuK  J, 
SICKMANF, 

Diehl  T  R, 

FOBDPH, 

Germain  J  G, 
Hampton  J  C  ft  Co, 
Hatcli  Bros, 
Uayea  ft  Nevin, 
Howard  R, 

Kirschbraun  Son  ft  Co, 
Kruuse  Wm, 

ITJXETICH  E, 

MALLON  J  &  J  B,  (wholesale), 

Marion  P, 

MoOUBN  T  B, 

McMillan  ft  Co, 
Monahan  F  ft  Co, 

NOCEB. 

Hamelle  A  ft  Co, 

STEWABT  ft  00, 

Vuoanuvich  P  L, 
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(See  also  Harnessmakers  and  Saddlers.) 

KITZMEYEB  D  G,  Carson  City 

IIND  JAMES. 

McNeal  A  J, 
Drake  W  B, 
Brien  James  &  Co, 
Lockwood  J  H, 
Jorgensen  Assmuss, 
Billes  C  C, 
Veitch  Alex, 
Gunther  J  B, 

McQEEJC, 

Biroth  liobcrt, 
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Smith  J  P, 
Stanton  M  B, 
Valle  Simon, 


Cherry  Creek 

Elko 

Hamilton 

Panaca 

Paradise- 

Pioche 

Beno 
<< 

Virginia  City 


Winnemucca 


HOTELS. 

(See  also  Boarding  Houses.) 
Mcintosh  k  Wade,  Aurora 

CRESOENZO  ftOANDOLFO  (In- 

terniitional),  Austin 

BACHELDEK  J  E  (Cosmopolitan), 

Battle  Mountain 
CAPITOL  HOTEL  (L  D  Hunto- 
man  propr), 
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Kibbe  &  Blakley, 

bENSONOLIV'EB, 

Hott'man  Wm, 

Phillip  Joseph, 

Irving  J  G, 

Mayer  &  Keith, 

McCain  H, 

SHARP  BROS  (Ormsby 


Belleville 

Beowawe 

Bullion 

Cambridge 
Camp  Halleck 


HARNESSMAKERS  AND  SAD- 
DLERS. 

(See  also  Harness  and  Saddles.) 

Barnard  J  S,  Austin 

DITSWORTHJT, 

Gentry  W  0, 

BURLEY  &  ROSS, 

Fowle  J  E, 
Roff  N, 

PLUOHOFF  H  R, 

Peterson  G, 
Toomy  T, 
Dover  Alex, 


Battle  Mountain 

Eureka 

Eeno 
If 

Tuacarora 
Wadswortl 


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HATTERS,  AND  HATS  AND 
CAPS. 

(See  also  Clothing.) 


ARNHEIMA, 
NATHAN  M, 

Daley  James  L 


Carlin 

Reno 

Virginia  City 


HAY,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 

(See  also  Grain  Buyers.) 


KETSER  &ELROD, 
CROSSANR, 

Keinhart  B  &  Co, 
Shaw  J  B, 
Wines  k  Snow, 

URTONWJ&GO, 


Carson  City 

Eureka 
II 

Dayton 

Ruby  Valley 

Tuacarora 


House), 
Carson  City 
ARLHrGTOHHOUSE  (B  F  Small 

propr),  " 

Walker  E, 

BRULE  D  N  (Millers), 
Stamply  O  K, 
Pierce  Mrs  E  D, 
Circe  D  (French), 
ORMSBY  HOUSE  (Sharp  Bros),      " 
Banning  Mrs,  Cherry  Creek 

Williams  J  E,  Cloverdale 

Haws  B  F,  Columbia 

Dunlap  &  Peddiconl,  Columbus 

COMO  HOTEL  (J  C  Brown  propr), 

Como 
Hallam  &  Bailey,  Cornucopia 

Plumb  W  J,  .. 

Merrill  W,  Crystal  Peak 

Grubar  J  C,  Daytou 

Ja^qua  Mrs  ML,  " 

Higly  L  L,  Diamond  City 

Crook  D  P,  Dun  Glen 

DEPOT  HOTEL,  Elko 

Le  Beau  M,  Ellsworth 

Ambrosia  Nicholas,  Empire  City 

Hoover  J  A,  '< 

FEATHERSTm  H,  Ely 

Ragsdaill  J,  " 

Hinckley  &  Lockwootl,  Eureka 

INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL  (D 

H  Hall  propr),  " 

Maggiuetti  John  (Turner  House),      " 

Mcelroy  Patrick  (Bureau), 

Murphy  Andrew, 

BOWLEYC, 

Duvol  Jno, 
Hambly  F, 
Melander  J, 
Tregoning  J  H, 
Gillman  L, 
Raycraft  J, 
Rice  Kappell, 
Burrell  MrsC, 
Cobb  W  A  B, 
Phillip  J  W  D, 


Fort  McDermitt 

Franktown 

Galena 


Genoa 


Qlunbrook 
II 


H.  WACHHORST,  Agent  for  Am.  Watches,  315  J  Street,  Sac. 


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3  Mountain  I  jri 

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Belleville 

Beowawe 

Bullion 
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Cambridge 
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Diamond  City  I  3, 

Dun  CJleu     (0 
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Ellsworth 
Empire  City 

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Wadsworth  Mrs  J  J, 

LAT  BROS. 

BODEN   JOS    (Nevada 


Glendale 
Golcohda 

House), 

Gold  Hill 
II 


Steamboat  Springi 
Stillwater 
Sutro 


Carrie  A,  v, 

Fitzpatrick  M, 

FBANKLIN  HOTEL  (I  C  Brown 

propr), 
Hi.ubC, 

WASHINOTON  HOUSE  (John 

Pascoe  propr), 
Wi  Hams  J  T,  Hot  Creek 

HUMBOLDT  HOUSE  (Meacham 

&  tilakeslee  proprs),  Hun.V,.3dt 

Williams  Jno,  '     rii 

Fiak  S  E, 

WEILAND  JNO  H  (T/>ne  Mo 

tiiiii  House),    Lone  Mountain  8tat.o 
EHMONSH  C,  Lovelocks 

Brown  J  H,  Maaon  Valley 

Craig  J  S, 

Bruffy  T  B  (Hot  Spring),     Mineral  Hill 
OLIVER  EN,  Morey 

Bucou  J  H,  '         Mountain  City 

Baum  E  M,  Paliaade 

AVedge  Jno,  Panaca 

(iillelan  Geo,  Paradise 

Nichols  &  Cragin, 
Wilder  H  F, 
Smith  N, 

Pii;r3on  Mrs  James, 
Tcasnn  Mrs  James, 
Phillips  H.      • 
Tiiylor  Chas  H, 
ARCADE  HOTEL  (D  McFarland)  Keno 
Coats  M  T,  " 

DEPOT  HOTEL  (W  R  Chamber- 
lain propr), 
Feliz  A  (Palace), 

GOLDEN  EAGLE  HOTEL  (AH 

Barnes  propr), 
Hoy  John  (Ohio  House), 
LAFAYETTE  HOUSE  (Odett 

Bros), 
LAKE  HOUSE  (E  A  Vesey  propr), 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  (F 

Perkins  propr), 
RENO  EXCHANGE  (Mrs  Mary 

Jones  propr), 
Salter  Kichard, 
Shaw  J  D  (Western), 
Tomamichel  G  &  Bro, 
Hawes  Mrs,  Reveille 

SWEENEY  JAKES.         Ruby  Hill 
TROFATTER  E  T,         '  " 

McDonald  J  E,  Sheridan 

Alfred  &  Bennett,  Silver  City 

Courts  Mrs  Elizabeth,  " 

Fritt  Matthais,  •• 

Winters  Eben,  •' 

MoGabray  Robt,        Sixteen-Mile  House 
Fountain  &  Zemery,  Spring  City 

Pioton  &  Rougon,  " 


Tecoma 
•I 


Pinto 

Pioche 
II 

Poeville 
II 


If 
II 


II 
II 
II 
II 


Rapp  J  &  M, 
Santord  J  M, 

Bonanza  Hotel  (B  Moran), 
Sutro  Hotel  (M  Kelley), 
Malloy  Jas, 
Peck  S. 

DAVIS  HARRY.  Toana 

JOHNSON   WESLEY   (Railroad 
House),  " 

Cottage  hotel  (Mn  h  buss 

propr),  Tuscarora 

Graham's  Hotel  (Mrs  J  M  Graham),  " 
Grand 'Prize   Hotel    (T    M  Jones 

propr),  " 

KimbuU  House  (J  Kimball  propr),     " 
ZlART  SMITH  HOUSE  (Mart 

smith),  " 

.  roi^ressive     Hotel    (Mary    Smith 

propr),  " 

Lavega  Pablo,  Uuionville 

Arlington    House    (Mrs    M    Dale 

propr),  VirgiuiA  City 

Bal)cock  E,  " 

Cardwell  Jas  A,  " 

CAVANAGH   MRS  C  (Chapia 

House), 

DALEY  MRS  A, 

Fredrick  Moe  M, 

Hackett  Mrs  E, 

HANNAK  A  (International), 

LAWRENCE    &    VOLLMERS 

(Wm  Tell  House), 
Phippa  Wm, 
Reese  Hush  J, 
VIRGINIA  HOUSE    (L   Morrill 

propr), 
Donaldson  Wm  (Nevada  House), 
Carey  T  N,  (Wadsworth),     Wadsworth 
Carter  Wui,  Walker  River 

Mather  H,  " 

Mnr|)hy  S,  Washington 

SCHERFF  M  (Depot),  WelU 

Storif  A,  White  Rook 

MOOKB  ASA,  Willow  P<  int 

GERMAIN  J  (Lafayette),  Winnemucca 
Job  &  Hadley, 
Muller  &  La  Grave, 

WINNEMUCCA  HOTEL  (DGi- 

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MARSHALL  J  H,  Carson  City 

Alderson  F  B,  Eureka 

HASKELL  A  D  (Fire  and  Life),     *' 
SCOTT  JOHN  MoG, 
Hall  G  W,  Gold  HiU 


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IJSireet,  Sac. 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Winss,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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Gibson  John  8,  Reno 

HaKennan  J  C,        ,  " 

Sirox  w  N, 
oMlSTEB  CHARLES,    Tuscarora 
BBVHSET  J  A.  Virginia  City 

OaukinGE, 

Henley  M  J,  " 

Hickox  W  B,  " 

Hill  Wm  H, 

KDrO  ft  THOMPSON, 
STEABNS  N,  '' 

Union  Iron  Works  (A  J  Towle  supt),  ' 
Williams  A, 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


LOQAN  W  E, 

Turner  A  J, 
Hattery  A  J, 

CARYWM, 
SnOGETT  J  H, 

Hoover  J  A, 
CBOMER  L  W, 

Harcourt  J  H, 
Meadar  M, 
Fanningham  J  P, 
Snow  C  B, 
Bush  Henry, 
Egi^leston  Benj, 
Griawold  Gilbert, 

YOXWG  W  H, 

Beel  G  F, 
Odselteer  J  A, 
NICHOLSON  JAMES, 
TURIN  GEO, 

Banks  F  X, 
Knox  John, . 
Osbjwn  C  S, 


Austin 

BsUeville 

Candelaria 

Carson  City 

Elko 

Empire  City 

Eureka 

Franktown 

Golon^da 

Gold  Hill 

Grantville 

Hamilton 

Jefferson 

Mineral  Hill 

Reno 

Spring  City 

Sutro 

Tuscarora 

Tybo 

Unionville 

Virginia  City 

Winnemucca 


LIQUORS-RETAIL 


.LADIES'  UNDERWEAR. 


Cellier  Mrs  L, 
McMasters  Mrs  R, 
Glucksman  I, 


Tus:iarora 
Virginia  City 


LAUNDRIES. 

METTETAL  F  (French),  Austin 

McMahon  Arthur,  Eureka 

McGregor  Miss  — ,  Hamilton 

Reno  Laundry,  Reno 


LIBRARIES. 

Austin  Reading  Club,  Austin 

Hodgkinson-  Miss   Frances    (State 
Librarian),  Garson  City 

YIBGINIA  MINEBS'  UNION 
LIBBABT,  Virginia  City 


Bertina  Chas, 
Barovich  N, 
COLLINS  FETEB, 

EGAN  M  M, 

King  Saml,  "^ 

KLINGEB  CHAS, 
LUEXJENSJOHN^D, 

Lynch  Patrick, 

Martin  Frank, 

McCourt  &  Barrett, 

MITCHELL  &  CO,  (Confidence), 

PELTIEBN, 

StfTTH  JNU, 

Steiner  John, 

TIMLIN  MICHAEL,  (Express), 
TOWER  &OHNGEMAR,  (Magna 

TRIPLETT  &  CLARK,  (Cosmo- 

pilitau). 


Alpha 

Austin 
II 


Dosnng  Jos?ph, 

Battle  Mountain 

LEMAIREAB. 

II 

MAYU  U, 

II 

PITGH  L  M, 

11 

Jackson  Jno  A, 

Bellville 

Cafferty  James, 
DulFy  Thos, 

BeImo;it 

II 

Dykeman  Chas, 

II 

Seymour  J  R, 

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Thomas  ft  Wood, 

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Green wAoii  J  B, 

Bristol 

McCarter  D  C, 

II 

McDonald  W  A, 

11 

Quinn  John, 

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Phillip  Jos, 

Bulli  >n 

Stocker  M, 

II 

McKeigThos, 

Ballionsville 

McMahon  A, 

II 

Holland  David, 

Candelaria 

McKissick  David 

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McLuu;jhliu  Frank, 

II 

Pierce  Z, 

II 

Roach  Jno, 

II 

VViUoughby  W  M, 
Foster  Thos, 

11 

Carlin 

Holmes  T, 

Savan  J, 

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Adam?  Mrs  EE, 

Carson  City 

Barryman  R  A, 

II 

Brown  R  R, 

II 

Calamberti  J, 

II 

Corbett  &  Bosette, 

II 

Decker  &  Fisher, 

II 

Fryer  Geo  D, 

II 

George  &  Dake, 

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GIBSON  &  DEALT, 

II 

Glancy  Wm, 

GREGOYICHMF, 

II 
II 

Kaiser  D, 

II 

Mara  E, 

II 

MARRTONA, 

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Columbus 
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Deeth 

Diamond  City 

East  Belmont 

Eberhardt  City 
II 

Elko 


McMaater  Wm.  Carson  City 

Moore  J  Q,  " 

MULLEB  y  A, 

Raffetto  O,  " 

Kohert  Andrew,  " 

WtiflFenbach,  G  J,  " 

WING  M  E,  (Delta), 

Cochran  M  H, 

Cosurove  Geo, 

Delcker  C  C, 

Mooro  A  k  Co, 

Th  acker  Geo  &  Co, 

Weber  Jacob  ft  Son, 

Davis  ft  Dougherty, 

Hughes  ft  Ireland, 

Hus;he8  R  E, 

Auhee  Norbert, 

Barker  E  D, 

Pnrmentel  Jos, 

Trudo  ft  Banocioh, 

Plumb  W  J, 

Rozers  ft  McAvin, 

Hackett  K  B, 

Hanson, 

Swnrt  J  D, 

Seitz  Ed, 

Hi^ly  L  L, 

Carpenter  S, 

Holmes  N  S, 

MoDermott  Robt, 

BAlTtETT  V  C, 

BERNARD  CE. 

BTXEL  ANTON, 

GTBT,IN  THOS. 

HTBBITS  JOHN. 

RECKHARBT  &  FBAELIGH,  " 

Freeman  A  C,  Empire  City 

T^ho  T  P  ft  Co,  *• 

Wnlfersbarger  G,  " 

Allen  J  S,  Eureka 

Bsllioh  Tiuca,  " 

BONETTI,  HARZANTINI  &  00," 

Cam  nana  R  ft  Co,  " 

CANAVAN  &  IE  VAN. 
CLARK  LUTHER  &  GO, 

Conti  O  ft  Co,  " 

DEAN  £  H  &  SON, 

Douglas  Thos,  " 

Diimaa  A,  " 

OEART  CHAS, 
GRAHAM  &  GO, 

Oindici  .los,  " 

OULIFORO  ft  HoKEE, 

Raskins  ft  Stevins,  .              •• 

Hnskiiig  Thos,  •' 

Kasten  F,  " 

Keene  David  C,  " 

I  Ltntenschlaser  Chaa,  " 
LEWIS  DE, 
H^i!^  A  IIALALTESTA,    " 

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McDanell  Jno, 
McDaniel  L, 

MENDES  JOSEPH, 
Michel  J  H, 
MORRIS  BROS, 

Perry  J  V  B, 

PREVOST  C, 

Price  Hugh, 
Rodoni  Frank, 

STEPHENS  JAMES  H, 

Tatte  C  ft  Co, 

Tomasco  Pescia, 

Torre  Jno,     

VORBERO  HERMANN, 

WILLODGHBT  WM, 

Z mola  ft  Debernardi, 

Livinsiston  A, 

Lnpton  Jns, 

McComas  T  J,  " 

Comatock  ft  Rice,  Glenbrook 

CHEGWIDDEN  RICHARD, 

Gold  HiU 
Connors  J  R, 
Corcoran  Jno, 
Daly  Jno, 
Day  W  11, 
Fine:.  T  E, 
Frnfier  ft  Co, 

GIBSON  W  T  C, 

Kearney  Frank, 
MoKAY  ISAAC. 
MoKENNEY  E  F, 
MOORE  E, 

Ockel  Chas, 
Potter  Thos, 
RAmXY  MATT, 
SCHWEISS, 

Semis  A  J, 

STEVENS  J  M, 

Tolwrner  Chas, 

WEIDEMAN  CHRIS, 

Rlackmore  Ben, 
Dwyer  ft  Belyea, 
Koch  Wm, 
POST  S  G. 
Vanghan  ft  McKeehan, 
Man  ft  Heitman, 
Smith  ft  Woodin, 
Strickland  Capt  D, 
Sharps  Mrs, 
Williams  J  H, 
Vollman  Edward  S, 
Ciirdwell  ft  Williams, 
Cozzens  Davenport, 
Campbell  Geo  0, 
Wakefield  W  F, 
Braun  ft  Smart, 
Downey  Jas, 
Hoard  Jno, 
Walker  I, 
Austin  D  V, 
Hammond  ft  Co, 
Randolph  ft  Co, 


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II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 

Grantville 
II 

II 

II 

II 

Hamilton 
II 

II 

Hiko 

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Jefferson 

Lewis 
II 

Marietta 
II 

Mason  Valley 
II 

Mineral  Hill 
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Morey 
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Johncon  N  F, 
Junau  A, 
C'arnry  y  S, 
Costitt'  Geo, 
Bauman  F, 
Ellis  Henry, 
LutberBH, 
Kitera  Henrj, 
Lynch  J  C, 
McCurmick  J  O, 
Me^vman  J  B, 
Schuiitrich  &  Kliat, 
Sti'iu  Choa  &  Co, 
Wand  J  H, 
Buckley  &, 
iJechtel  W  h, 
BECKEB  GEO, 

Becker  J  J, 
Bianchi  G  6, 

BONNOTTE  C, 

Chiiae  (J  C, 

CHIELOVICHE&GO, 

i  urver  &  Meralioii, 

LACHAPELLEE, 

Levy  M  D  &  Co, 
Man  G, 
Petzza  L  D, 

PERKINS  F, 

8iltz  Fred, 
Stopher  W, 
Wiutoimautcl  L, 
Biunchi  Joe, 
Everett  &  Drisooll, 
Stroh  A, 
Andrew  Thos, 
Daly  Henry, 
Doyle  Michael, 

HOBIN  EDWABSS, 

KYLE  JAMES, 

Lyon  M  B, 
Murka  Thoa, 

BE6LI  BEN, 

Beyuolda  W  H, 
'WILLIAMS  THOS, 
Burke  Wm, 
Becker  Clans, 
Fontialla  Lucaa, 
Hi<ll  &  Noyca, 
Munckton  Jos, 
Bipley  &  Haaa, 
Bean  &  Elliott, 
Bradley  &  Opie, 
Jewett  J  M, 
Kirshner  &,  Co, 
Luff  J  S, 
Luther  &  Bums, 
McHwaiue  &  Bitter, 
Pinson  &  Rougan, 
Osbom  E  J, 
Wheeler  J  B, 
Callahan  M, 
Collins  M, 
Corbett  John, 


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Ruby  Hill 


Schellboume 
bilvcr  City 


Spring  City 


Sprucemont 
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Donnelly  &  Co, 

Ebner  M, 

Mescrve  Wm, 

8chweiss  8, 

Tighe  John, 

Peck  S, 

Davis  H, 

Johnson  Wesley 

llipley  J  H, 

MuElroy  Patrick,  • 

Meyer  Emanuel, 

Beutley  D  M, 

Cupeu  E  L, 

DALLAS  A  J, 

Felton  W  K, 
Gocr^e  E, 
Germain  F, 
Grunsky  &  DeYoudg, 
McAlister  W  F, 

McMillan  &  todd, 

Moure  C  U  &  Co, 
Uttenheimer  J, 
Boi>crs  Pierce, 
HOSE  A  A, 
Bussdil  Chas  &  Co, 
iSaucier  L  Phil, 
Sutherland  &  McKay, 
Tulmnn  &  Hutton, 
Giluiure  Bros, 
Kind  Henry, 
Peoplei  Jno, 
8peuce  &  Brougher, 
llliff&  Organ, 
Luugdon  Jas, 
Baker  Henry, 

BELLANI  P, 
BETTINOEB  GEO, 
BURLINI  A, 

Burnlioldt  Jno  H, 
Bowden  W  P, 
Burke  E, 
Burke  F  A, 
CHATAIN  E, 

Criize  Jno, 

CUMMINGS  JAMES, 
DEMi>SEY  &  ROAGH, 
JUIUKMAN  F, 

Dininger  Jno, 
DUNNE  P  J.  (Delta), 
ECKHOEF  WM, 

ESSELBTJRN  L, 

i<'ranscini  G  &,  Co, 
(Jeiiflroy  Geo, 
Giles  Bobt, 

GILMORE  JAS, 

Guldswaite  H  W, 
Goss  Theo,         

GRACET  &  MEHAN, 

Hallinan  &  Sweeney, 
Herthein  F, 
Hink  J, 
Hoflman  Jno, 
Israel  I  G, 


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Tecoma 
Toana 


Treasure  City 
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Tuscarora 
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II 

II 

II 

II 

II 


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II 
II 
11 
11 
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Tybo 
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II 

II 

Unionvillo 
II 

Virginia  City 
II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 


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II 


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II 
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Virginia  City 


JAMES  BIILT, 
Johnson  Miaa  Alice, 
Jones  Victor, 

KNAPP  P  ft  CO, 

Knight  S, 
Lean  J, 
LeOris  JO, 
Mandin  &  Lucich, 

MALLON  J  ft  J  B, 

Muyne  Thoa,     * 
McCourt  F  B, 
McDonough  Matt, 
McCiivney  Mrs  M, 
Mcintosh  R  C, 
Miller  J, 
Mills  M, 
Mitchell  V, 
Mueller  Chaa, 

NOGEB, 

U'Cuanell  Daniel,  ^ 

Oliver  W  H, 
Oriidoif  &  Magee, 
FAROEILLAK  I, 
FATTEHSONB, 
Ptnhuw  Jua, 

FIPEB  HENBT, 

Piper  Jos, 

BEIM  J, 

ROSENBERG  M  ft  00. 
ROSENBBOCK  J,  (Old  Magnolia), 
.SchitHer  &  Wentworth 

SHANAHA5  ft  O'CONNOB, 

^^illgletou  J  no, 

STUABT  V  A, 

SXUliM  GHAKLEY,  (Concordia), " 

6uize  Marie, 

Sullivan  C, 

Taberaa  L, 

THORNTON  THOS. 
TWOHIO  H  H. 
VAC0VICHJ8. 

Arnistein  8, 
l^wisJ  V, 
Bacon  &  Co, 
Bassett  W  B, 
Bozarth  J  M  &  Co, 
Crane  &  Cowl, 
Morse  W  B, 
Pcrley  &  Smith, 
Peters  R  M, 
Tucker  John, 
Brault  Gilbert, 
Henn  A  E, 
Murray  0, 
Cassidy  Edward, 
Byrnes  P  N, 

OaiSWOLD  E  H. 
O'HARBADD, 

Davis  Ben,  Saloon, 
Asebedo  Carmen, 

BRIAN  DAN 
BUSCH  HENBT. 


Wadaworth 
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Waahington 
Waahoe 


Wellint^on 
Wells 


White  Rock 

WiunemnccB 
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BIGHL.  CHBIST,  (Humboldt), 

Winnemncca 
FELLOWS  FBANK  M, 
OVTHBIE  ft  BELL, 

Ivory  &,  Buckner, 

KLEINHAUSA, 
KBENKLE  0  A, 

PicHrd  y, 

BEID  FEBD,  (Bonanza), 

Schermer  Edward, 

Steigelman  Philip, 

Swenzen  Henry, 

Wild  Wm, 

WILLIAMS  A  D, 


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LIQUORS-WHOLESALE. 

BABTLETT  M  B.  Eureka 

BEISO  A.  Virginia  City 

OAKET  J  B  ft  CO, 
TAYLOB  THOS  ft  CO, 


II 
II 


LIVERY  STABLES. 


Auatin 
II 


II 
II 


II 
II 
II 

Columbua 
II 


Converse  W  B, 
Ferguson  J  T, 

PATABGO  JOAQUIN, 
WIXOM  ISAAC  Jfi, 

Paul  Bros,  Battle  Mountain 

Decker  B  C,  Belmont 

BOTON  J  M,  (aale  8table),Caraou  City 
Edgec.  mb  U, 

KE7SEB  ft  ELBOD, 

Meder  J  G, 

Harrall  Jno, 

Remington  &  Heitker 

Ringgold  — , 

Hildreth  — , 

Doraey  Bros, 

Tucker  Broa, 

Jones  S  E,  Empire  City 

FLETCHEB  ft  CABPENTEB, 

Eureka 

OULIFOIU)  ft  MoXEE, 

Moore  ^ros, 
Schneider  Joseph, 
Smith  &  Karns, 
Sweeney  W  H  &  Co, 
Gelatt  Richard, 
Raycraft  Jos, 
Ogg  S; 
Graham  Jaa, 
Temey  Philip, 
Brown  J  W, 
Hall  M  W, 
Thomas  H  A, 
Eggleston  Benj, 
Cullum  B  F, 
Curlids  Wm, 
Morse  ft  Rickard, 

HAMMOND  ft  WILSON, 

Uymers  ft  Comatock,  (propra  of  True- 
keeatablea,)  ' 


Cornucopia 

Eberhardt  City 

Elko 
II 


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II 
II 

Genoa 
II 

Gold  Hill 

Grautville 
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Hamilton 
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Lee  L  W,  Reno 

Kerwood  J  C,  Reveill 

Angell  J  F,  Silver  City 

Oilin&n  W  fi,  Spruceniont 

Ringgold  &  Co,  Tuaoarora 

Wilaon  F, 

Pageftpounel,  Tybo 

BENNETTS  BROS,  (feed  and  sale). 

Virginia  City 
CITYLIVERY^LF  H,  Patten  propr)  - 

King  Oeo,  " 

Luke  Bros, 
Mooney  Wm, 

FATTON  F  H, 

Sawyer  ii  W, 
Evans  Wm, 
Roach  8aml, 
Streese  P  D, 
Kyle  0  A, 
Naramore  F, 
Rickard  L  L, 


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Ward 
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Winnemucca 


Young  Oeo, 
FABROTT  M  A, 
DUFAS  OCTAB, 


LOCKSMITHS. 

(See  also  Gunsroiths.) 

Eureka 

Reno 

Virginia  City 


LODGINGS. 

Peltier  Mrs  Julia, 
TDaiN  MICHAEL, 
GIBSON  &  DEALT, 

Alexander  J, 

Kuhn  Mrs  M  B, 

LANG  JOSEPH.  (Humboldt). 

BEATTY  jomr, 

Blaser  J  Ch, 
Brown  Mrs  J. 
Douglass  Mrs  A  G 
Oallagher  Mrs  P, 
McCoIlough  &  Williams, 
Ranft  Mrs  Kate, 

BOSS  MISS  E  M, 

Riley  Susan, 
Daley  Mrs  D, 
Gray  Mrs  — , 
McOrea  Miss  — , 

COOKS  J  F, 

Bowman  Mi's  E. 
Huse  Mrs  Maria. « 
Johnson  Wesley, 
Cockbin  T  A, 
Edwards  Mrs  J  F, 

GEORGE  EU, 

Guiselman  — , 
Hogle  Mrs  L  I, 
Liscomb  Mrs  Ann, 
Pearson  Chas, 
Hawes  Mrs  S, 
Killham  James, 


Austin 
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Elko 


Eureka 


Gold  Hill 
Hamilton 


'Reno 

Ruby  Hill 

Silver  City 

Toana 

Tuscarora 


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Goldman  Mrs  C,  Virginia  City 

Gregory  Mrs  8  A.  " 

OCCIDENTAL  LODGING 

HOUSE  (Mrs  Charles  T), 

Paddock  Mrs  R,  •< 

Quinlan  Mrs  J,  '* 

Schncidan  Jno,  " 

Singleton  James^  " 

Welch  Mrs  Kate  " 

Edwards  Mrs  J  0,            '  Ward 

Yates  Mrs  — ,  " 

Henn  A  E,  Wasitoe 

LUMBER. 

NICHOLLS  A,  Austin 

Falkinham  J  J,  Belmont 

HAYNIE  J  W  &  CO,  Carson  City 
HDNT  E  M, 

Shaw  J  R,  Daytou 

Smith  FH,   Elko 

DE  LA  MATYR  C  R  &  CO,  Eureka 
Eureka  &  California  Lumber  Co,       " 
GALLAGHER  THOS,  Gold  Hill 
Sluaher  S,  Jefferson 
McCoy  Geo,  Mineral  Hill 
Sherwood  O  T,  Pioche 
HOY  R  F,  Reno 
McGinnis  J  M,  Silver  City 
URTON  W  J  &  CO.  Tuscarora 
LONKEY  &  SMITH,  Virginia  City 
Sierra  Nevada  Lumber  Co,  (J  B  Over- 
ton supt),  " 
Swain  &  Hudson,  " 

MACHINISTS. 

Sutton  D  M,  Columbus 

MEAT   MARKETS. 

BRAY  &  THOMAS,  (City),      Austin 
DICKSON  GEO  W,  (Cross) 
LAMMERHART  GECRGE,(Cen- 

tral). 


Steiubuuh  Albert, 
Dunphy  Wm. 

groVe  al, 

Johl  8c  Goodwin, 
Morgan  Thos  F, 
Culver«'ell  Wm, 
Summers  &  Williams, 
Kappeler  J  B, 
Russell  &  Bradley, 

HILL  &  FERRIS, 

Rinckell  M, 

ROSSER  JOHN, 
SCHULZ  BROS, 

Williums  &  Co, 
Hallum  — , 
Winzell  &  Campbell, 
Jellison  M, 


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Battle  Mountain 
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Belmont 

Bull  ions  ville 

Candelaria 

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Cornucopia 

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Beer  Thos,  Empire  City 

BAILEY  GEO,  Eureka 

Cuzaux  A,  " 

Goll  &  M<mey  " 

Haley  &  Young,  " 

Montgomery  W  A,  " 
8holtlerer  &  Roberti, 
BOWLING  C, 

Fray  L, 

Vansickle  P  W, 
Dauehy  H, 

FOX  L  T. 

Ur.iy  &  Hobles, 
Gr;iy  Wm 
McComh  Jno, 
Z  dow  Louis, 
Hodges  Jos, 
Moore  J  A, 
Addlcman  A, 
IjawBon  Mrs  E, 
Lnomii  L  V, 
Flint  &  Co, 
FofiBfi  H, 

ORIFFENEM, 
KELLY  E  FM; 

Huhe  Heury, 

Schaefer  G, 

Kerwood  J  C, 

Lambert  J  VV, 

fioetz  Henry, 

Way  (ico, 

Winzcll  k  Campbell, 

Karbstein  Isidore, 

B:  con  Bros,  (Tuscarora), 

OEBBER  &  ALTUBA, 
STEINAKEE  WILSON, 

(Jiltnore  Bros  &  Oakes,  Tybo 

BASS  &  McKAY,  Virginia  City 

DICKMAN  F, 

Hancock  Wm  H, 

MASEL  &  COi 

Nye  H  A,  " 

Rosenbaum  A,  " 

Strouse  Mark,  " 

TUDSBURY&BISHOF. 

Wiiters  A  T,  " 

7EI0LEB  CHAS, 

HiURM, 
Pmctor  &  Gibson, 
Liildle  J  &  Co, 
Meagly  &  Derkey, 
Scott  Jno  T, 

Wcodlwrry  &  Bourgnis, 
Sevan  D, 
HamE, 
Berk  Oeo, 

POWERS  BL. 


Fort  McDermitt 

Franktown 

Genoa 
II 

Gold  Hill 


Grantville 

Hamilton 

Jeft'erson 

Morey 

Piofihe 


Reno 
II 


Reveille 

Ruby  Hill 

Silver  City 
II 

Sutro 

Treasure  City 

Tuscarora 


Wadsworth 
II 

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Washington 

White  Rock 

Winnemucctt 
II 


MILLINERS. 

Barnard  Mr?  J  S,  Austin 

Brothers  Misses,  Canon  City 

CAVIHMESNA, 


iSiddons  L  M,  Canon  City 

Wagner  Mrs  M  J,  " 

Welch  Mrs  B,  Cherry  Creek 

WESTON  MRS  EMILY  G,  Elko 

Christopher  Mn  A,  Eureka 

Baggs  E,  Pinto 

Brown  Miss  Lizzie,  Reno 

Goodman  Amelia,  " 

HARNEY  M  A, 

Burner  Mrs  J  F,  Tuacarora 

Cellier  Mrs  L,  " 

MoMASTER  MRS  R, " 

CURRAN  MRS  HELEN  E,  (fancy 

goods),  Virginia  City 

Ernster  Mrs  F,  " 

Jackson  Mrs  L  E,  " 

Jacnbsnn  Mra  8,  " 

KENNEDY  MRS  E  J, 

Mayer  Mrs  F.  *' 

Perrin  4  Whyland,  " 

Purcell  Miss  N  P,  " 

Watson  MraH,  " 

Whyland  M  M,  " 

BROWN  MRS  J  M,  (fancy  (;ood8). 

Winnemuooa 

MINING    COMPANIES. 

Manhattan  Silver  Mining  Co,  (A  A 

Curtis  supt),  Austin 

N  Belle  M  &  M  Co,  (R  Jones  sunt), 

Belleville 
Conrter  J  P,  (supt  El  Dorado  South 

Con  Mining  Co,)  Belmont 

Falkinham  J  J,  (supt  Belmont  Mining 

Co,) 
Blusdel  H  G  Jr, (mining  supt),Cambridge 
Willis  E  R,  (minini?  mill),  " 

C  C  G  &  S  M  Co,  (C  A  Watson  supt), 

Columbia 
Collins  Jno,  (mining  supt),  Columbus 
Hnuke  F  A,  (supt  Mt  Diablo  M  &  M 

Co), 
Drake  Capt  Frank,  Ebcrhardt  City 

Rpwell  Parley,  (mill  supt),  " 

Crowell  G  E,  (agt  Ellsworth  mill), 

EUsworl  h 
Haugh  Danl,  (supt  Mexican  mill), 

Empire  Cf.ey 
Lavalliere  R  R,(8upt  Brunswick  mill), ' ' 
Lngan  H  R,  (supt  Morgan  mill),        " 
Alboin  Con  M  Co,  (E  W  Robertson 


supt), 


Eureka 


Cavanau^u  M  G,  (mining  recorder),  " 
Eureka  Con   M    Co,  (Thos  J  Read 

supt.  W  W  Traylor  secty),  " 

EUREKA  TUiniEL  CO,  (Edward 

Connor  supt,  E  J  Butler  secty),  " 
JOSEPH  MORRIS  H,  (supt  Golden 

Rule  Mining  Co),  " 

K  K  Con  M  Co,  (John  A  Porter  supt)," 
Mining  Bureau  of  Nevada,  (Moore 

&  West  managen),  " 


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NEW 


PHEHIX  SILVER  MININa  CO, , 

(Wm  Arriugtonaupt),  iilureka 

Porter  John  A,  (miniag  engineer),      " 
ReadThos  J,  (supt  of  Eureka  Con  M 

Co). 
Hichmond  M  Co  of  Nevada^  (R  Rick- 

srd  supt,  E  Probert  mauagiug  di> 

rector,  H  K  Morrison  secty ),  ' ' 

UTBY  &  SUNBEBBUiiaCON 

M  COOF  NEVADA,  (R  Rickard 

Bupt,  James  Wilson  socty),  " 

SCOTT  JOHN  McG,  (mining  brok- 
er), 
Traylor  W  W,  (sbcty  Eureka  Con  M 

Co), 
WILSON  JAMES,  (secty  Ruby  & 
Dunderborg  Con  M  Co  of  Nevada)," 

WEEN    THOS,  (prest    Richmond 

Milling  Co),  " 

Yager  Sc  Willis,  (quartz  milI),Franktowii 
Canavan  Matt,  (mining  supt).  Gold  Hill 
Curtis  SamI,  (miniag  supt),  " 

Forman  Chas,  (mining  supt),  " 

Hammock  C,  (mining  supt),  " 

Hillyer  M  C,  (mining  supt),  " 

Holt  Geo  A,  (mining  supt),  " 

James  I,  (mining  supt)  " 

Jones  Samuel,  (mining  supt),  " 

Stevenson  C  C,  (mining  supt),  " 

Alexander  M  Jc  M  Co,  (M  8a  i  Pedro 

supb,  Warner  Craga  secty)   Grantville 
Childs  Geo  T,  (mill  and  mining  agt), 

Humiltan 
Coulter  Geo,  (mining  supt), 
Fassett  N  C,  (mining  supt). 
Flower  W  T,  (mining  su^it), 
Henry  M  W, 
Kendall  J  R,  (mining  supt  Jennie  A 

&  Black  Rock  Mining  Co),  " 

Tyson  Col,  (mining  supt),  '* 

New  Philadelphia  S  M  Co,  Hot  Creek 
Raymond  W  H,  (manager  Ar^enta 

M  inning  Co),  Lodi 

CrombieJC,  (mining  supt),Mineral  Hill 
Trippel  A,  (mining  engineer),  Morey 
Torrey  £beu  P,  (propr  Hope  quartz 

mill),  Oreana 

Potter  Jno,  Pintu 

Dulf  T  R,  (supt  Meadow  Valley  M  & 

M  Co),  Pioche 

Mills  H, (supt  Raymond  &  Ely  mine)," 
Corliss  J  H,  (ming  exp3rt,)  Poeville 

Griffin  A  D,  (ming  supt),  " 

Orr  Water  Ditch  Co,  Reno 

Gila  S  M  Co,  Reveille 

Kane  JnoO,  (supt  Nevada  State  mill), 

Hye  Patch 
Morrison  A,  (sv  t  Rye  Patch  mill),  " 
San  Antonio  Silver  Mining  Co, 

San  Antonio 
Baldy  G  H,  (mining  recorder). 

Treasure  City 
Finlay  Wm,  miuiug  contractor,         " 


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Flynn  John  (mining  supt).  Treasure  City 
Lyons  Moses,  (mining  supt,)  " 

Maxwell  Wm,  (supt  E  &  A  Mimnjr 

Co)  " 

Paul  S  F,  (mining  engineer,)  " 

Argenta  Mining  Co,  (L  E  Atchison 

supt,)  Tusoarora 

Criiimonwealth  Mining  Company, 

(J  W  Epley  supt)  " 

Cowles  GW  M,  jmining  recorder,)   " 
Grand  Prize  Mining  Company  (J  B 

Dayton  supt. ) 
Lancaster  A  V,  (quartz  mill,) 
McNALLT  J,  (mining  supt,) 
Navajo  Mining  Co,  (J  T  May  supt,)  *' 
North  Belle  Mining  Co,  (J  VV  Powell 

supt,)  " 

Tuscarora  M  &  M  Co,  (S  B  McDon- 
ald supt,)  " 
Young  America  South  Mining  Co, 

Ge.>  Seitz  supt, )  " 

Tybo  Con  M  Co,  (J  C  Ogden,)         Tybo 
BOYLE     E     D,.  (mining    supt,) 

Virginia  City 
Fair  Jas  C,  (mining  supt,)  " 

HUMBERT  F  A,  (Bullion  Mining 

Co,) 
JACKSON  D  H,  (mining  supt,)       " 

NEVADA  AMALGAM  REJOIN- 
ING CO. 

Patton  W  H,  (supt  mines,)  ,, 

FENOYER  H  H,  (supt  mines,)     " 
Sierra  Nevada  Silver  Mining  Co,  (A 

G  McKenzie  supt,)  " 

Thomas  C  C,  (mining  supt,)  " 

MUSIC   AND   MUSICAL   IN- 
STRUMENTS. 


Ainsworth  E  D, 

BROOKINS  C  J. 

Cavanagh   T, 
Jessup  F  J, 

COX  JOHN, 


Carson  City 

Reno 

Virginia  City 

Winnemucca 


NEWSPAPERS. 

*' REESE  RIVER  REVEIL- 
LE,"  (John    Booth  propr,)     Austin 

"BA'i'TLE  MOUNTAIN  MES- 
SENGER," (Sproule  &  Davis 
proprs},  Battle  Mountain 

"Belmont  Courier, "  (Andrew  Maute 
propr,  <  Belmont 

"MORNING  AFFEAL,"  (N  V 

M  i  labels  propr, )  Ca  raon  City 

"THE  DAILY  NEVADA  TRI- 
BUNE," (J  Parkinson,) 

ELKO  INDEPENDENT,"  (S  S 

Sears  propr,)  Elko 


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'.Hobart  &  Cantield  uroprs,)      Eureka 
"EUREKA  SENXniEL,"  (Cas- 

sidy  &  Skillman,)  " 

"Carson  Valley  News,"  (A  C  Pratt 
propr,)  Genoa 

"(^LD  HILL  BAIIT  NEWS," 

(News  Publishing  Co  propr,)  Gold  Hill 
"V'hite  Pine  News,"  (A  Skillman 

i)ropr,)  Hamilton 

'aradise  Reporter,"   (H  Warren 
propr,)  Paradise 

••  Pioche  Record, "  Piochc 

"NEVADA  STATE  JOURNAL." 

(C  C  Powning  propr,)  Reno 

"RENO  EYENXNG  GAZETTE," 

(K  L  Fulton  propr,)  ' 

"  Lyon  County  Times,"  (T  E  Picotte 

iiropr,)  Silver  City 

"SUTRO  INDEPENDENT."  (F 

B  Mercer,)  Sutro 

"TUSCARORA  TIMES,"  (Fair- 
child  &  Dennis  proprs),        Tuscarora 

"Tybo  Sun,"  (Chas  Garrett,)  Tybo 

DAILY  TERRITORIAL  EN- 
TERPRISE." (H  P  Cohen  busi- 
ness manager,)  Virginia  City 

"THE  FCOTLIGHT,"  (DL 

Brown  propr,)    " 

"YIROINIA  EVENING  CHRON-i 
ICLE." 

"Ward  Miner, "  (Mark  W  Musgrove, 
propr,)  Ward 

"Ward  Reflex,"  (R  W  Simpson, 
propr,)  " 

"THE  DAILY  SILVER  STATE. " 

(J  J  Hill  &  Co  propr,)      Winnemucca 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

Patterson  W  M, 


Gibson  John  S 
Clayton  J, 
Abbott  Chas  E, 

SMITH  MART. 

Trowbridge  N  S, 

TURIN  GEO. 

Banks  F  X, 
Ricketts  A  H, 


Reno 

Spring  City 

Tuscarora 
<< 

Tybo 

Unionville 
Virginia  City 


SHANNON  P  E,(abstractB  of  titles), " 
STEARNS  V  I 
STONEHILL-E& 

Williams  A,  " 

Hauck  Louis  A,  Ward 

FISR  A  W,  Winnemucca 


NOTIONf^ 

SOWER  M  &  A, 

Mills  Mrs  H  A, 

CHENOWETH  CHAS. 


Austin 

Reno 

Winnemucca 


4 


Dyer  Chas  A, 
Reiser  C  B, 
Granger  W  N, 
Owen  PVank, 
Clark  W  G, 
Mnrtin  Chas, 

ME&CHUM  A  D. 
HOIOW  R  R. 
HENLEY  M  S. 
BAKER  JOHN  T, 

Butler  E  J 
Harmon  F  H, 

HUBBARD  0  G, 
WISE  F  A. 
Hauck  Louis  A, 
Hoyt  A  V, 
Rielley  Jas, 
Torrey  Eben  P, 
Gorman  Geo  T, 
Brown  B  F, 
Cainp))ell  Thompson, 
Churchman  Nye, 
Oorman  Geo  1. 


Alphn 

Austin 

Battle  Mountain 

Belmont 
<■ 

Carson  City 
11 

Cornucopia 

Elko 
<i 

Eureka 


NEWS  AGENTS. 

HOPKINS  R  T,  Austin 

McClane  B  W,         Candelana 

CAGWIN  &  ALLEN,       Caraon  City 
Calisher  Bros,  Eureka 

DAVIDSON  WE, 

Thorburn  D,  Gold  Hill 

Starr  Thos,  Hamilton 

Gather  W  J,  Tuscarora 

CORKER  &  CO, 
FAIRCHILD  &  ENNOR, 

PAINTERS. 

DORSEY  T  J, 
OTT  GEO  L,  ' 
ROBERTSON  Wm, 

Jewett  &  Miller, 
Fisher  Geo      

HOLT  &  COFFIN, 

Updike  k  Clark, 
Bowen  J, 
Oheen  L, 
Hamilton  T  J, 
WoodruflF  L  D, 
Finney  W  T, 
leaner  D  L,  (glazier), 
Lovejoy  J  A, 
Moriarty  D  A, 


Gold  Hill 

Hamilton 
<< 

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Pioche 

Poeville 
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Virginia  City 


PAPER  HANGING. 


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Marston  O  A, 
Monaco  Louis, 
Tandy  &  Cook, 
JSeala  A  J, 
SOE  &  LEE, 
PETERSON  C  E, 


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Carson  City 

Eureku 

Tuscarora 

Virginia  City 


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PHYSICIANS. 

Davison  H  B,  Aurora 

HAMMOND  J  S.  (surgeon),        Austin 
HuntsiTian  J  A, 
Scott  M  P. 
TRASK  S 
SPONOOLE  F  M,       Battle  Mountain 
Moore  !S  Urunt  Belmont 

HaU  A  C,  Carlin 

SFONOGLEJD, 

FOX  J  W,  (surgeon),        .  Carson  City 
KEABNEf  WM  J,  (surgeon), 
Lee  8  L, 

SMART  J  S  M, 

White  J  F, 
MarroIteA, 
Lucas  G  L, 
Mtii^  J  J, 
Bishop  A  C, 
Chamblin  M  E, 

DE  LA  MATTR  E  B, 
NESBITT  J  A, 
OWEN  J  R  N, 

Kockman  Mj 

THIELE  £, 
THOMAS  a  H, 

Williams  Jamep, 

BOWLING  C, 

TocUl  D  B, 

Anderson  A, 

Hall  J  U,  \ 

Manaoii  i' 

MATHEWS  GEO  C,  (surgeon  , 


Columbus 

Elko 
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Fort  McDermitt 
Gold  Hill 


Callahan  J  .1, 

Sailor  A  W, 

Hagar  Henry, 

Leavitt  G  1, 

Richardson  A  S. 

Blackwood  Chas  W, 

Powell  J  W, 

Barker  D  H, 

Bergman  W, 

Bishop  S, 

HOGAN  H  H,  (surgeon). 

Snow  T  N, 

Lukens  J  H, 

IJurgi  P, 

Zabi  iskie  C  B, 

Brierly  C  B, 

Drake  F  N, 

Huntingdon  T  W, 

Moore  8  Grant, 

BankiFX, 


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Silver  City 
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Unionville 


AIKEN  P  J,  (surgeon),    Virginia  City 

Aitchison  <jfeo,  *« 

BRONSON  W  S,  (surgeon), 

Conn  F  M, 

Conn  F  W, 

De  Forrest  Mrs  Brown, 

ENGELS  F  H,  (surgeon), 

Gillingham  C  F, 

Grant  — — , 

Guffin  J  A,  «« 

Harris  E  B,  " 

Heath  M,  '« 

Holmes  M,  " 

Knapp  H,  «« 

Mansim  .J,  *' 

McMURTRY  AT,  " 

PACKER  &  TUFTS,  (surgeon*,      " 
Post  Kate  N,  " 

Robinson  B,  •  u 

Smith  U,  " 

Song  Wing,  " 

Wagn  ir  H,  •' 

Zangerle  .IB,  ♦« 

WAGONER  F  B,  (surgeon) 

Wadsworth 
Borrette  H  S,  White  Rock 

Hagar  H,  Ward 

Rockmu!!  M,  " 

Hanson  T  C,  Winuemucca 

PLANING  MILLS. 


Mcader  B  H, 
Harmon  J  C, 


Carson  City 
Eureka 


P  L  U  M  B  ERS  AND  GASFIT- 
TERS. 

GAVm  GEO,  Eureka 

BroM  II  J  J,  Virginia  City 

PEASLEY  A, 

PRODUCE. 

Weanor  John,  Cherry  Creek 

FISH  HENRY  (vegetables),  Pinto 

McAvoy  .),  (dairyman),  " 

CHARLES  R  H,  Virginia  City 

DUDLEY  FRED,  Wells 

POSTMASTERS. 


PATTERSON  WM, 

<<il>H()ii  W  n. 
Cope  .1  P, 

MtilTA  THOB  0, 

Stindor  H  P, 
Benson  Oliver, 

nSHBACH  JNO  B, 
FULTON  JULIUS, 

Vernon  O  H, 


Alpha 

Austin 

Battle  Mountain 

Belleville 

Belmont 

Beowawo 

Bristol 

Bullionville 

Cambridge 

Camp  Halleck 

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JAEVIS  J.  W, 
8peacer  A, 
MEACHTJH  A  D, 
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(iutes  G  M, 
Irwiii  Louise 
Johaaton  Col, 
Hull  L  W, 
Howk  A  J, 
FEATHEESTIN  H, 

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Smith  W  J, 

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Carson  City 

Columbia 

Coliimbua 

Cornucopia 

Dayton 

Deeth 

Downey  ville 

Duckwater 

Eberhardt  City 

Elko 

Ellsworth 

Ely 

Empire  City 

Eureka 

Fort  McDennitt 

Franktown 

Golconda 

Gold  Hill 

Hamilton 

Hike 

Humboldt 

Huntington 

Jefferson 

Junctioi. 


PRINTERS-JOB. 


Robinson  M, 
BROWN  D  L, 


Carson  City , 
Virginia  City 


COZZENS  DAVENPORT,        Lewis 
EMMONS  H  C,  Lovelocks 

CRAIG  J  S. 
GOULD  J, 
ISBELLT  J, 
RANDOLPH  MF, 

Marchant  Jno, 


FINDLAT  A  M, 
BOWMAN  ED, 
FISH  FENRY, 

Meyers    'las  F, 

JAMISON  S  M, 
TAYLOR  J  H, 

Lnmhert  J  W, 

SNOW  WM. 
BORLAND  J  H, 

Court  Charles, 
Bonhu  .1  F, 

WEINER  BEN 
BLACEMER  C  F, 
CARLOW  WH 

Kichai-ds  J  W, 
Shel.loii  H  H, 
Burton  Bros, 

GOBBEL  A  W. 

Baltly  G  H, 

FAIRCHILDOLC, 
TURIN  GEO, 

Liive,'a  Pablo, 
Adkison  A  D, 

FOWLER  EDWIN, 
COLEMAN  J  W  G, 
HAMILL  R02T, 

Burette  V  J, 

MOORE  ASA. 

llobms  Frank  C, 


Mason  Valley 

Mill  City 

Mineral  Hill 

Moroy 

Palisailc 

Panaca 

Paradise 

Pinto 

Pioche 

Reno 

Reveille 

Ruby  Hill 

Ruby  Valley 

Rye  Patch 

San  Antonio 

Sheephcud 

Sheridan 

Silver  City 

Spring  City 

Stillwater 

Sutro 

Tecoma 

Toana 

Treasure  City 

Tuscarora 

Tybo 

Unionville 

Virglr.!!*  City 

Wadswoith 

\^'a8hingt(<n 

Well 

White  Rock 

Willow  Point 

Winuemucoai 


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RAILROAD      REPRESENTA- 
TIVES. ' 

BROWN  JAMES,  {ayt  C  P  R  R), 

Battle  Mountain 
Falkinham  J  J,  (agt  E  &  P  R  K  Co), 

Belmont 
Coddington  G  W,  (division  supt  C 

P  R  R),  Carlin 

Kuhn  R  A,    (train  dispatcher  C  P 

R  11), 
Washeim  D,  (agfc  C  P  R  R),  " 

Bonder  1)  A,  (freight  and  passenger 

agt  V  &  T  R  R),  Carson  City 

Hunter  H,  (master  transportation),  " 
King  J  R,  (train  dispatcher),  " 

Yerington  H  M,  (supt  V  &  T  R  R),   " 
Chapman  H,  (agt  G  P  R  R), 

Eaglo  Salt  Works 
McBRIDE^J  A,  (agt  C  P  R  R).  Elko 
Cobb  W  H  M,  (agt  V  &  T  R  R), 

Empire  City 

EUREKA  &  PALISADE  R  K, 

(P  Everts  suT)i;rintoiuii)iit),        Eu 
Fast  J  L,  (agl- E  &  P  R  R), 

LAWLER  T  F,   (general  freight, 
pasHonger  and  ticket  agent  E  &  P 
R  R). 
GRADY  J  D,  (agt  C  P  R  R),Golconda 
Keeler  A  T,  (agt  V  &  T  11  R),  Gold  Hill 
Clark  G  J,  (agt  C  P  U  U),       Humboldt 
Meloy  E  R,  (agt  C  P  R  R),  " 

EMMONS  H  C,  (agent  C  P  R  R), 

Lovelocks 
WardBF,  (agt  E  &  P  R  R), 

Mineral  Station 
Rusing  E  S,  (agt  C  P  R  R),  Oreana 

Bailey  O  H  P,  (agt  C  P  R  R),     Palisade 
Lawler  T  F,  (gen  pass'r  and  ticket 

agtE&l'RR),  >' 

Boynton  C  H, (ticket  agt  C  P  R  R),  Reno 
Hig!,nns  H  W,  (freight  agt  C  P  and 

V  &  T  R  Rs),  «« 

Phillipps  W  D,(tickct  agt  C  P  R  R),'- 
Borlaml  Jno,  (agt  C  P  R  R),  Rye  Patch 
Trowbridge  N  S,  (agt  E  P  R  R),      Tybo 
Ryan  P  R,  (ticket  agt  V  &  T  R  R), 

V  rtiiuia  City 
Hunter  D,  (agt  C  P  R  R),  Wadsworth 
White  J  H,  (train  dispatcher  0  P 

R  R) 

HANCHETT  J  C.  (agt  C  P  R  R), 

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MOUNSLU  LAHBEET  &  GO, 

Eureka 
Barber  S  K, 
PAULDma  WH, 
stump  Jno  H, 

TJRTON  W  J  &  CO, 
STEABNS  N, 

Williams  A, 

Lewis  R  W,  Winnemucca 


Poeville 
Tuscarora 


Virginia  City 


Cornucopia 

Eberhardt  City 

Elko 

Eureka 


RESTAURANTS. 

Bertina  Chas,  Alpha 

AH  ftTTONQ,  Austin 

GLAHN  ffiEBTBY,  (United States)," 
Lonsfcalot  Louis,  " 

Altenburg  Adam,  Battle  Mountain 

Ostrander  W  H,  Belleville 

Mestriean  Alex,  Belmont 

Saul  Jno,  BuUionsville 

CANTON  EDWARD,  Carlin 

looser  Geo,  " 

CLESOVICH  MITCHEL,  Carson  City 

EFSTEm  LOUIS, 

Hunt  J, 

Kirby  Mrs  H  M, 

Welch  Saml  E, 

Parker  Geo  F,  Cherry  Creek 

Barry  &  Kerney  Misses,  Columbus 

Hock  Charley, 

Orr  Wm, 

Ahem  Nora, 

BABTLETT  V  C, 

Brown  Mrs  J, 

FiakeChasH, 

Godfrey  Mrs  Lizzie, 

OBEGOVIGH  SFISO,  (French), 

Lachman  Benj, 

MA&TIM  WM,  (chop  house), 

Moch  Mrs  Jno  A, 

Parmeiiko  &  Ballich, 

Bobles  Frank, 

Schneller  Christ, 

ZANOW  WM, 

Becker  J  P, 

DTJFHRET  GEOBGE, 

Molitor  Jno, 
Naylor  W  H, 
Vetterlin  Fred, 
Norwood  Mrs  T, 
Murdock  Mrs  H, 
Wanl  B  F, 
Baum  E  M, 
Gibfred  &  Brisacher, 
Kipe  Dick, 

BBADT  THOMAS, 

Craig  Mrs  C, 

Dalton  P, 

Hawkins  Helen, 

Kahn  S  ft  Co, 

LANG  MISS  LIZZIE, 


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Mineral  Hill 

Mineral  Station 

Palisade 

Pioche 
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Fountain  L, 
Ripley  J  H, 
Allen  Wm, 
Bliss  Mrs  L  M, 
Cassidy  J  P, 
Liacomb  Mrs  A  M, 
Morrison  &  McLean, 
Plunkett  T  0, 
Smith  G  &  Co, 
Tipple  C, 
Knight  Gee, 
Lee  Jno, 
Luse  L  S, 

BAURANPftGO, 

Carrere  P, 
Channell  J  H, 

DONOGHUE  W, 

Evans  Bros, 

FTTZMIER  &  ABMBRirST, 

Hayes  Mrs  Delia, 

Heifron  Thos, 

Heinrich  F, 

Jepson  T, 

LAMOTT  y  F  (chop  houM), 

McDcnald  M  E, 

McGivney  Mrs  M, 

MONACO  &  DELPin, 

Money  Annie, 

Orser  W  H, 

Rieffel  &  Delpui, 

Sattenberger  J, 

Wiedmann  &  Friskner, 

YOUNG  J  S  (Brooklyn), 

Youngworth  Mrs  A, 

Gillespie  P, 

Barrett  Mrs  F  (oysters), 

Sommerlott  Chas, 

Taylor  &  Co, 

Weiss  A  Summerlott, 

Byrnes  P  M, 

Sheriff  M, 

VANNAMEEWJ, 

Gritzner  A, 

TOBEYMRSMJ, 

Van  Skiver  Jno, 


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Tuscarora 


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Murphy  B  F, 


Reno 


SAWMILLS. 


Price  W  E, 
Pray  A  W, 
Borrotte  J  S, 


Frank towr 

Glenbrook 

White  Rork 


SCHOOLS. 

Mount  St  Mar^  Academy  (Sister 
Dolores  superior),  ilono 

State  University  (W  0  Dovot  prin- 
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SEWING  MACHINES. 

YfELLEEL  L  A,  Austin 

Ainsworth  E  D,  Carson  City 

Joannes  Wm,  Eureka 

YEATESELUAH  S  &  CO,  Tusoarora 
Davis  Geo  P,  Virginia  City 

DOYEN  H  J, 
Oats  Wm  H, 

SHEARER  W  D  (Singer), 
YAPLE  FRANK,  (White  and  New 

Home), 
Fanner  J,  White  Rock 


SOAP  WORKS. 

COMMERCIAL  SOAP  WOREiS, 


(Zcigler    &    Crampton 


proprs), 
Virginia  City 


SODA  WORKS. 


Bromonkampf  &  Regli, 

KNAPP  P  &  CO, 


Eureka 
Virginia  City 


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STAGE  LINES  AND  AGENTS. 

BELMONT  STAGE  LINE  (Geo 

H  W  Crockett  agent),  Austin 

6BANTVILLE  STAGE  LINE 

(Geo  H  W  Crockett  agent),  " 

Clugage  &  Parker,  Battle  Mountain 

Robertson  Alex,  " 

Trolson  John,  Belmont 

Cain  W,  Cambridge 

BENTON  J  M  (Lake  Tahoc  Stage 

ami  City  Bus  Line),  Carson  City 

U  S  Stage  Co  (F  Clugage  supt),  " 

CLUOAGE  &  PARKER,  Elko 

VANDRIELEN  W  C, 
FEATHERSTIX  H,  Ely 

BOWLING  C,  Fort  McDermitt 

McC'imkey  George  P,  Hamilton 

BROWN  J  W  (Eureka  and  Ruby 
Hill  stages),  Ruby  Hill 

MIKEL  &   SANFORD    ^^  reka 

and  Ruby  Hill  stages),  " 

S  &  V  .Stage  Co,  Sutro 

SMITH  MART,  Tuscaroraj 

Griffiths  J  I,  Tybo 

Miller  G  W  &  Ero,  Uuionville 

Dayton  Stage    Cv   \Dalla8    &    Sy-         | 

momls).  Virginia  City 

VmOINU  &  GOLD  HILL  BUS 

LINE  (Bennett  Bros  pre    a),  " 

U  S  Stage  Co,  " 

UTAH,  IDAHO  AND  OREGON 
STAGE  CO  (Salisbury,  Hailey  & 
Co  proprs),  Winnemucca 


STATE  OFFICERS. 

KinkeFd  John  H,  governor,  Carson  City 
Adams  J  W,  lieut  governor,  " 

Babcopk  Jasper,  secretary  of  state,     " 
HALLOCK  J  F,  state  controller, 
Crockett  L  L,  state  treasurer. 
Murphy  M  A,  attorney  general, 
Hatch  A  J,  surveyor  general, 
Batterman  C  C,  warden  prison, 
Beatty  W  H,  chief  justice,  " 

Hawley  T  P,  associate  justice,  " 

Leonard  0  R,  associatejustlce,  " 

BICSNELL   CHAS  F,   clerk   su- 
preme court,  " 

SrONE  QUARRIES. 

DE  LA  MATYR  J  E,  Eureka 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

PARKER  W  H,  Austin 

SMITH  &  STARRATT, 
WEITMAN   FRANK  &  CO, 

Battle  Mountain 
Carson  City 
Elko 
Reno 
Tusoarora 
Virginia  City 


Mills  R, 
AINLEY  JOHN, 

Busch  Fred, 
Johnson  Robert, 

PEASLEYA, 

Treat  &  McDonald, 

YOUNG  JACOB  JR, 
WOODRW, 


Winnemucca 


SURVEYORS. 

Westcoatt  N, 
Mivthey  A, 
McGill  Wm  A, 

TAILORS. 

BARGON  MARTIN, 
PREUSS  FRANK, 
BOSKOWITZF, 
HAYES  B, 
JACOB  A. 
JOHNSON  FRANK, 

Swanson  Otto, 

BARNET  ROBERT, 

Carvalaho  Alex, 
Kuehn  Ernst, 

LANGSTROFF  JACOB  B, 

Lovich  Chas, 
Schiller  Jacob^ 
Stede  Henry, 
Adams  R, 
Kolster  F, 

PECHNER  ROBERT  fi, 

Rafael  A, 
Jacob  S, 
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Eureka 
Morey 
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Austin 
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Eureka 


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PATJIDmO  WM, 
WILDE  CW, 

Alder  B, 
BASK  G  A. 

filoomKeld  E, 
Davis  L  B, 

JBOUEFELD  C, 

Friedlander  G, 
Hinch  S, 
LESERJOHN, 

Marshall  Thos, 
Moaher  J, 
Newbercer  A, 

FOSTKj^LIONEOM, 
SIEGELD, 

Tyrrell  K, 
Usher  S, 
WolffTheo, 
WOODS. 
BLEDSOE  J  B. 
XANDULSKI  T, 
iieals  W  A  J, 


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Winnemucca 


TELEGRAPH  COMPANIES. 

Millar  Geo  E(manager  W  U  Tel  Co), 

Austin 
Davis  Walter,  (manager  W  U  Tel 

Co,)  Battle  Mountain 

T<rolson  John  (W  U  Tel  Co),      Belmont 
i'ABRELL  J  F   (manager  W  U 

Tel  Co),  Carson  City 

Lithorp  John   (manager   W  U  Tel 

Co),  Dayton 

Chapman  H  (W  U  Tel  opr). 

Eagle  Salt  Works 
Fitzgerald  T  W  (W  U  Tel  opr), 
Poel  Edwin  (manager  VV  U  Tel  Co),  Elko 
Cobb  VV  H  M  (agt  W  U  Tel  Co), 

Empire  City 
Spinner  Wm  (agt  \V  U  Tel  Co),  P^ureka 
Lovell  J  V  (agt  W  U  Tel  Co),  Hamilton 
Clark  G  J  (tel  opr),  Humboldt 

Meloy  E  R  (agt  A  &  P  Tel  Co), 
Ward  B  F  (opr  Tel  Co), Mineral  Station 
Watson   E   M   (manager  W  U  Tel 

office).  Paradise 

Boll  Frank  D  W(supt  VV  U  Tel  Co), 

lleno 
Kichards  J  W  (VV  U  Tel  opr),Stillwater 
Clark  E  M  (agent  VV  U  Tel  Co), 

Tuscarora 
Seuf  Geo  (manager  VV  U  Tel  office), 

Virginia  City 


LANOEB  J  (musical  director  of 
Piper's  Opera  House),      Virginia  City 

FIPEB'S  OPERA  HODTSE  (John    ^ 

Piper  propr),  «• 

TINSMITHS. 

WEITJIAN^FBANK  &  CO 

(roofers).  Battle  Mountain 

OAVnr  OEOBOE,  Eureka 

Thompson  J  M,  Reno 

Sandrock  &  Co,  Virginia  City 

Wilson  R,  Wlite  Rock 


UNDERTAKERS. 


SCHWIN  WM, 

BROWN  &  GooDnro, 

HASKELL  WF, 


Austin 
Elko 
Eureka 
Gold  HUl 


THEATERS. 


Byron  VV  VV  (Public  Hall),  Dayton 

Theatre  Hull  (J  J  Dallas  propr), 

MOLINELLI,  LAMBERT  &  CO, 

(liiHHix'n  Eureka  Hall), 

NEVADA  THEATRE, 


COBB  WALTER, 

Litchtield  &  Thurman, 

Bush  Henry,  Hamilton 

SANDERS  &  NEALE,  Keno 

Brown  C  M,  Virginia  City 

CONBOIE  &  CO,  "       "' 

Wilson  Mrs  A  A,  " 

BARNES  H  J,  Winnemucca 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

CAMPBELL  F  C,  Virginia  City 

UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS. 

Hillyer  E  W,  U  S  district  judge, 

Carson  City 

Harris  C  N,  reg  U  S  land  effice,         " 

Crawford  J,  supt  U  S  mint,  " 

CARPENTER  HARVEY,  re- 
ceiver U  S  land  office.  Eureka 

McMARTIN  JAMES,  register  U 
.S  land  office,  " 

SHANNON  A  E,  deputy  collector 
internal  revenue  and  U  S  commis- 
sioner, " 

VARIAN  C  S,  U  S  district  atty,  Reno 

MAXSON  H  B,  U  S  deputy  min- 
eral surveyor,  " 

Ash  Augustus,  U  S  marshal, 

Vi^inia  City 

WRINKLE  L  F  J,  U  S  deputy 
mineral  surveyor,  " 

VARIETIES. 


HOPKINS  R  T, 
HOWARD  JAS  T, 

Lem;.ire  &  Lucas, 
Emerson  (Jeo  VV, 
Esscr  &  Stimler, 
McChine  B  W, 
Eiirekaj  Jackson  VV  A, 
Keno  I  Cohn  Isaac, 


Austin 
II 

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Belmont 
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Elko 

Eureka 


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Leeser  Mrs  D, 
Poplin  Mrs  j\ 
Weaver  Bros. 
Oallup  0  H, 
Thorburn  D, 
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KM    Touhey  .Jerry. 
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BROpKINS  C  I 

Cuuniiigham  J  M 
McClelland  4  Sim 
Meyer  Emanuel. 
B  lynton  E  R, 
Ditttlebaum  P   (gf 

Lammon  Geo  I, 

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Eureka 


Onilioz  James, 
Leeaer  Mra  D, 
Popliti  Mrs  J, 
Weaver  Bros, 
Gallup  0  H, 
Thorburn  D, 
Taylor  0  F, 
Touhey  Jerry, 
Ramadell  E  B, 

BROOKmS  C  J, 

Cunuiugham  J  M, 
McClelland  &  Simpson, 
Meyer  Emanuel, 

B)yixtonER,  

Dattlebaum  F   (second-hand  cluth 

ing),  Virginia  City 

Lammon  Geo  I,  " 

Valmor  Chas  M,  " 

Rosenbaum  I  (second-hand  goods),    " 
Taylor  Wm, 

FOOLER  EDWIN. 

Powers  K, 

Dudley  N, 

Oppeiiheim  M  (t'^ys), 
Sabine  Jas  E 


Gold  Hill 
ti 

Grantville 

Lewis 
Reno 


Treasure  City 
Tuacarura 


Wads  worth 

Washoe  C-'ity 

Wells 

Winnemucca 


WAGONS. 

AINLET  JOHN, 

WAGONMAKERS. 


Elko 


Harris  Chas, 
Manning  W, 
Sabine  Jas  E, 


Virginia  City 
Winnemucoa 


WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEW- 
ELERS. 

Ohlander  J  A,  Belmont 

Siddotis  L  L,  Carson  City 
Steler  P,  Eureka 

Straus  Julius,  " 

WILHELM  EDWAllBS, 

Wray  Chas, 
Olseu  Carl, 
Fox  M, 

Goodspeed  L  C, 
Davidson  S  N, 
Frederick  I, 
OOEaOEL  WM, 
SCHARLIN  J  A, 
Walker  W  A, 
Chateluiu  Einil, 
Rothenbucher  J, 
Schofieia  R  G, 
Murphy  E, 


Hamilton 

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Winnemucca 


Fox  Jacob, 
Uaiidall  J, 
I'^lwanU  Geo  W, 
Cwlorholm  Jno  S, 
Noyea  C  D, 
Tiiylor  Jolin, 
liiirke  B  (carriage 


Gold  Hill 


Panaca 

Paradise 

Reno 

Tuscarora 

manufacturer), 

Virginia  City 
LTvejoy  J  A  (carriagomakor),  " 

(Uaildiug  A  L,  Wadjworth 

I'ort  A  (wheelwright).  Wells 

BARMBY  THOMAS,        Winnemucca 

WALL  PAPER. 

FREDERICKS  JAS  &  FRANK, 

Virginia  City 

WATCHES  AND  JEWELRY. 

WRIGHT  J  A, 

I'rKMul  C  \V, 
MoLiujiiiliii  H  C, 
ModsiT  Abe, 
Ia'  Baa  y, 
l)j  Kclle  Joseph, 
Yeates  E  S  &  Co, 
Butch  &  Pratt, 
Frederick  M  M, 
Guard  A, 


WATER  COMPANIES. 

Foster  Wm  (supt),  Austin 

LiJdle  Samuel  (agent),  Hamilton 

RUBY  HILL  WATER  WORKS 

(W  B  Harrub  propr,  T  H  Pear- 
son supt),  Ruby  Hill 

Tuacarora  Water  Co  (Babcock  & 
B  icon),  Tuscarora 

VIRGINLA  AND  GOLD  HILL 

WATER  CO,  Virginia  City 

Wiiiaomucca  Water  Works, 

Winnemucca 

WOOD  AND  COAL. 


HAYNIEJW&  CO, 

Price  W  E, 

GALLAGHER  THOS. 
URTON  W  J  &  CO. 

Foulks  &  Luwia, 


Carson  City 

Fraiiktowa 

Gold  Hdl 

Tuscarora 

Virginia  City 


Sierra  Nevada  Wood  Co,  (J  B  Over- 
ton), 
Whitney  &  Crosby,  " 

WOOD  R  W,  Winnemucca 


Austin 
Carion  City 

Eureka 

Pioche 

Reuo 

Tuscarora 

Vir/[inia  City 


WELLS,   FARGO   & 
AGENTS. 


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CROCKETT  GEOHW,  Austin 

K()I)ertaiiu  Alex,  Battle  Mountain 

Tridsoii  John,  Belmont 

WILLIAMS  JH.  Cambridge 

Traver  P  L,  Candelaria 

Wftsheim  Chas,  Carlin 


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Bounded  ou  the  north  by  Washington  Territory,  on  the  south  by  Cal  "omia,  on 
the  east  by  Idaho  and  on  the  west  by  the  Pacific  Ocean,  across  whost      i)undless 
waters  are  anually  exported  the  multifarious  products  of  her  remarkably  fertile 
soil.    It  is  situated  between  the42d  and  4tith  parallels  of  north  latitude  and  116th 
and  124th  meridians  of  west  longitude,  having  an  average  length  east  and  west  of 
3G0  miles  and  an  average  breadth   of  260  miles,  cr  an  area  of  U5,274  square 
miles,  or  60,355,360  acres,  most  of    which  are  susceptible  of  high  cultiv.ation. 
Tiie  number  of    counties  at   present  is  only    twenty-three,  a    suodivision    that 
necessitates    a    sacrifice    of     cunveuicuce    on     the     part    of    a     great     many 
resident    taxpayers,    yet    this    is  rjudered    essential   onaccount    of    her  sphere 
population,    which   is  only  placed  at   150,000.      When  the  fact   is   noted   that 
her  climate  is  genial,  her  sanitary  condition  excellent  and  her  resources  almost 
illimitable,  the  average  "  philosopher  "  finds  a  theme  for  his  profound  mind  that 
battles  his  comprehension  and  he  must  needs  conclude  that  the  people  of  foreign 
countries  "are  not  dead  but  merely  sloepeth."     Iter  forests  are  supplied  with  an 
unlimited  growth  of  timber,  than  which  for  r.U  purposes  none  other  in  the  world 
is  superior,  a  fact  that  demands  from  "  away  down  Kast  "  will  attest ;  her  moun- 
tains teem  with  the  "  glittering  ore  "  and  are  possessed  the  year  round  with  a  lux- 
ui'iuut  growth  of  nutritious  grasses,  and  her  valleys  offer  advantages  to  the  horti- 
culturist, the  viniculturist  and  the  husbandman  that  deserve  the  attention  of  eve  y 
one  in  search    of   land  for  profitable    cultivation.      Through  the  enterprise  of 
the  State  Immigration  Bureau,  comprising  iutelligent,  wide-awake  men  of  keen 
discernment  and  practical  minds,  alive  to  the  interests  of  the  class  for  whom  it 
was  inaugurated,  an   immigration  of  industrious  people  has   been  turned  to  this 
Eldorado  that  must  result  in  a  rapid  and  permanent  development  ere  the  dawning 
future  "  wears  the  cap  of  age."    In  that  quarter  of  the  State  which  lies  east  of 
the  Cascade  range  of  mountains  experiments  in  fruit  and  grain  culture  have  fiatter- 
ingly  demonstrated  that  this  is  a  land  of  plenty,  while  browsing  herds  of  cattle. 
Hocks  of  sheep  and  bands  of  horses,  in  excellent  condition,  attest  with  pleasing 
etfect  the  ricluicss  of  the  soil  and  the  hcalthfulness  of  the  climate.     Instances  are 
known  where  the  "  fructifying  hand  of  nature,"  assisted  by  the  labor  of  man,  has- 
confirmed  the  opinion  that  a  yield  of  75  bushels  of   wheat  to  the  acre  is  indeed  a 
"stern  reality,"   and  too   without  t/iorowjk  cultivation.     The  pursuit  of  stock- 
raising  has  never,  we  believe,   been  attended  with  any  but  satisfactory  results, 
while  nulling,  as  yet,  comparatively,  in  its  infancy,  has  been  successfully  carried 
ou.     Large  returns  have  been  the  reward  of  investments  in  that  direction,  and  we 
but  echo  the  views  of  those  "  who  know  whereof  they  speak  "  when  we  predict 
for  the  mining  interests  a  prominent  place  amongst  the  commercial  features  of  this 
great  commonwealth.     With  information  truthfully  given,  with  reliable  authority 
for  the  guidance  of  those  who  contemplate  a  removal  to  the  Far  West,  with  such 
measures  adopted  as  will  secure  to  the  person   who  comes  remuneration  for  his 
labor,  what  is  there  left  but  a  crown  of  sparkling  jewels  for  this  fair  maiden  of 
the  Pacific  North-west '     The  products  of  the  soil  are  carried  to  every  nation  oib 
the  globe,  and  the  superiority  of  the  flour  made  from  the  wheat  of  this  section  to 
that  of  all  others  in  the  Union  is  conceded  in  the  leading  markets.     Her  flour  has 
given  Oregon  a  fame  that  will  last  through  all  time,  while  her  fruits  are  acknowl- 
edged to  be  inferior  to  none  in  the  world.     Indeed  her  geographical, position,  it  has 
been  gloriously  proven,  is  particularly  advantageous  to  her  fruit-growing  interests. 
Nowhere  under  the  broad  canopy  of  heaven  can  there  be  found  fruit  that  will  com- 
pare in  quality  with  that  of  the  Willamette  valley,  while  in  point  of  size  there  ia 
no  section  of  the  world  that  has  aspired  to  the  attainment  which  this  region  can 
'      '-     Her  people  are  all  thrifty  and  prosperous,  and  evince  a  hospitality  that 


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Barton  H  SV, 
Meyer  M, 

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Harcourt  J  H, 

GRADY  J  D, 

Harvey  A  B, 
McConkey  Geo  P, 
Blakcslee  L  A, 

EMMONS  H  C, 
CRAIG  J  S, 

Rusi'ig  E  S, 
Southern  B  S, 
Griffin  W  E, 
Smith  R  H, 
Borland  .Jno, 
(rour  Jno  W, 
Gintza  A, 
MART  SMITH, 
Griffiths  J  I, 


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FOWLER  EDWIN, 

Woodrurt"  &  Elinor, 

SHEPARD  A  J, 


Unionville 

Virginia  City 

Wadsworth 

Wells 

Winnemucca 


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SuccESSOBS  TO  A.  J.  RHODES, 

Dealers  in 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 

BELLEVILLE, 

Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 


A  good  Supply  of  Table  and  Coarse 
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ALriUilBTICALLr. 


comments  most  favorably  on  their  generous  natures.  The  scenic  features  of 
the  *'  Webfoot  State  "  are  multifarious  and  varied  in  their  nature.  Some  of  the 
most  sublime  and  awe-inspiring  mountain  scenery  within  the  confines  of  the 
Republic  is  to  be  found  along  the  shores  of  the  Columbia  river,  a  stream  that  is 
noted  alike  for  its  beauty  nnd  its  possession  of  the  finest  fish  in  the  world.  It  is 
from  this  classic  stream  that  the  best  salmon  find  their  way  to  all  ports  of  the 
globe  and  "tickle  the  palates  of  the  epicure."  The  canneries  that  line  its  shores 
afford  employment  to  an  army  of  men  several  months  in  the  year  and  are  a  source 
of  great  revenue  to  the  State.  The  water-power  derived  from  the  Willamette  and 
Columbia  and  other  streams  is  suiiicieut  to  drive  the  machinery  of  the  world. 
This  means  of  motive  power  invites  the  attention  of  manufacturers  and  offers 
special  inducement  to  c  pital.  A  few  years  more  and  the  hum  of  machinery 
throughout  the  length  and  breadth  of  this  vast  domain  will  be  as  familiar  as  nur- 
sery rhymes,  and  the  music  of  thousands  of  spindles  will  be  added  to  the  harmo- 
nious sounds  of  rushing  waters  and  the  ring  of  metals.  The  future  is  bright,  the 
promise  is  bountiful,  and  a  realization  of  "great  expectations  "  must  be  the  happy, 
joyous  resultant  of  Oregon's  merits. 

The  system  of  public  schools  of  the  State  is  claimed  to  bo  superior  and  the 
interest  ti.ken  in  tlieir  welfare  is  truly  in  keeping  with  the  enlightenment  and 
broad  intelligence  of  her  people,  who  seem  to  be  endowed  with  the  belief  that 
"knowl^ge  is  ,  ower  "  indeed.  The  State  University  at  1  igene  City  is  a  hand- 
some brick  building  and  speaks  volumes  in  praise  of  the  citizens.  The  instructors 
are  i.ble  nnd  compet.nt,  and  by  their  energy  in  exacting  proficiency  in  the  branches 
taui  ht  exhibit  a  degree  of  experience  that  reflects  greatly  to  their  credit.  The 
Willamette  University,  at  Salem,  is  among  the  leading  institutions  of  learning, 
and  in  point  of  age  takes  front  rank.  Besides  these  two,  thei-e  are  colleges  located 
at  Corvallis,  Philomath,  Monmouth  and  McMinville. 

RAILROADS    AND    OTHER    LINES. 

At  present  the  number  of  miles  of  railway  in  operation  in  the  State  will  not  ex- 
ceed 350,  though  there  are  plans  afoot  that,  when  carried  to  completion,  will  add 
largely  to  her  railway  system,  which  is  as  yet  in  its  incipiency.  For  some  unac- 
countable reason  foreign  capital  has  not  anxiously  sought  investment  here,  yet 
with  an  increase  in  settlements  of  the  "Eastern  country"  the  facilities  for  trans- 
portation must  be  augmented,  and  the  "remedy  of  rapidity"  can  be  found  only  in 
"lines  of  steel  and  the  iron  horse." 

THE   OREGON   AND  CALIFORNIA 

Follows  the  banks  of  the  Willamette  River  from  East  Portland  to  Eugene  City, 
thence  into  the  Umpqua  Valley  to  Roseburg,  a  distance  of  200  miles.  This  enter- 
prise was  inaugurated  in  the  year  186J),  in  which  20  miles  of  the  road  was  built, the 
remainder  having  been  constructed  three  years  afterwards.  Since  1872  Roseburg 
has  been  the  southern  terminus,  and  it  is  thought  it  will  continue  to  lie  for  some 
time  to  come.  It  has  been  intimated  that  the  Central  Pacific  was  eager  to  obtain 
control  of  the  line,  but  owing  to  some  "hidden  understanding"  that  gigantic  cor- 
poration has  been  made  to  "grunt  and  sweat"  under  the  decision  of  the  magnats 
of  the  "little  railroad. "  It  is  intimated  also  that  the  consideration  which  pre- 
vented the  sale  of  the  road  was  the  purchase  of  the  company's  steamers  which  ply 
between  San  Francisco  and  Portland.  The  road  was  built  by  Benjamin  Holliday 
with  Gr3nnin  capital,  on  wliicli  the  interest  could  not  be  paid  for  some  reason 
and  it  accordingly  reverted  to  the  bondholders,  who  now  ow  n  and  operate  it,  and 
from  whose  earnings  the  payment  of  dividends  annually  is  made.  The  land  grant- 
ed by  government  to  secure  its  construction  was  1,500,000  acres — no  other  subsidy 
having  been  secured.  The  rolling  stock  is  in  excellent  repair,  the  roadbed  is  in 
good  condition  and  its  depots  are  comparatively  good.  The  lands  of  the  company 
are  superior  and  are  held  at  low  rates  and  sold  on  reasonable  terms.  Every  facil- 
ity and  every  courtesy  is  shown  the  land  hunter  by  the  company,  who  have 
spared  no  pains  and  expended  vast  amounts  of  money  to  secure  the  permanent 
progress  of  the  State,  and  to  whom  the  credit  of  her  importance  is  greatly  due. 

THE   OREGON    CENTRAL 

Extends  from  Portland,  on  the  west  side  of  the  Willamette  River,  to  Corvallis, 
though  the  intention  is  to  make  Eugene  City,  124  miles  distant,  the  terminus. 


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Besides  these  lines,  there  is  a  narrow  jguage  road  running  through  Yamhill  county 
for  a  distance  of  30  miles,  built  by  private  capital  for  the  convenience  of  citizmu 
of  that  county  alone 

THE   NORTH   PACIFIC 

Is  now  under  course  of  construction,  with  a  prospect  of  completion  at  an  early  day. 
The  original  survey  locates  this  line's  western  terminus  at  Seattle,  on  Puget 
Sound,  Washington  Territory,  though  the  citizens  of  Portland  are  strenuously 
working  to  the  end  that  that  city  may  secure  the  much  coveted  prize.  It  is  the 
intention  of  the  company  to  complete  100  miles  of  the  road  by  Fall  of  the  present 
year  (1880),  or  from  the  Cascades,  on  the  Columbia,  to  Wallula,  and  with  this 
object  in  view  they  have  employed  a  large  force  of  men,  who  are  actively  engaged 
in  tho  good  work  as  we  write. 

THE  OREOON   RAILWAY   AND    NAVIGATION   COMPANY 

Was  quite  recently  organized  with  a  capital  of  $6,000,000,  and  which  is  the  out- 
growth really  of  a  consolidation  of  the  O.  S.  S.  Co.  and  the  0.  S.  N.  Co.,  two  pow- 
erful and  wealthy  corporations,  with  the  above-named  lines  of  railway.  This  com- 
pany now  controls  the  bulk  of  the  traffic  of  the  State,  and  to  it  is  greatly  due  th& 
credit  of  extensive  internal  improvements.  The  steamers  owned  and  run  by  it  are 
thirty-four  in  number,some  of  which,  especially  the  sea-going  vessels,  are  elegantly 
appointed  and  well  equipped,  lieing  built  of  iron  and  of  perfect  model,  and  noted 
for  their  fleetness.  Those  which  ply  on  the  Willamette  and  Columbia  Bivers  are 
very  handsomely  furnished  and  make  excellent  time.  Every  courtesy  is  shown  to 
the  patrons  by  the  efficient  and  polite  employes.  To  the  traveler  who  visits 
the  "Web-foot  State,"  cither  on  business  or  pleasure,  we  cordially  suggest  that  bis 
trip  is  incomplete  unless  the  pass&gc  of  her  greatest  rivers  has  been  made. 

THE    P.    C.    S.    CO. 

This  company  is  another  "power  in  the  land,"  though  it  seems  contented  with  an 
equal  division  of  the  net  proceeds  of  tho  business  of  the  lines  which  monopolize  tho 
trade  coming  from  sea  navigation.  It  has  but  one  steamer,  the  "State  of  Cali- 
fornia," plying  between  San  Francisco  and  Portland,  but  she  is  inferior  to  none  in 
points  of  safety,  comfort  and  speed,  being,  indeed,  the  fleetest  steamer  on  that 
route.  Her  best  record  from  San  Francisco  to  Portland,  a  distance  of  700  miles, 
is  45  hours,  or  an  averag*>  speed  of  15  5-9  miles  an  hour,  which  is  rarely  beaten 
by  the  fastest  steamers  of  the  Atlantic  board. 

THE    INDEPENDENT    STEAMBOAT   CONPANY 

Has  a  line  of  nicely  appointed  steamers  navigating  the  Willamette  river,  leaving 
Portland  for  the  upper  towns  each  morning  at  G  o  clock.  U  B  Scott,  Esq,  a  pio- 
neer steamboatman,  is  president,  and  Mr.  Z.  J.  Hatch  is  secretary  of  the  Company, 
both  polite  and  efficient  officers. 

The  Buchanan  brothers  also  run  steamers  up  the  Yamhill  river,  making  regu- 
lar daily  trips.     Both  are  courteous  gentlemen. 


Adamsville. 

Evans  J  S,  blacksmith 

Joseph  Jos  H,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Simkins  James,  blacksmith 


Albany, 


LINN  COUNTY. 
Albany  is  the  county  seat  J  nd  con 
tains  about  3,000  people.     It  is  situated 
on  the  Willamette  River  and  0.  i-  C.  1. 
R.,  81  miles  south  of  Portland,  beiiii^sii 
uated  in  the  center  of  a    rich  fanning 
country,  its  resources    mostly    depena 


upon  tho  country  surrounding  it.  It 
has  a  number  of  flouring  mills,  saw- 
mills, planing  mills  ,etc.  C.  C.  Cherry, 
the  proprietor  of  the  Albany  Iron 
Works,  has  an  establishment  equal  to 
any  in  the  State.  Wate»  jpower  is  fur- 
nished by  water  from  the  Santiam  river 
by  means  of  a  canal  15  miles  hmg.  Al- 
bany has  two  hotels,  the  Revere  House 
and  St  Charles — both  good  houses. 
Three  weekly  newspapers,  the  "Henild," 
"Register"  and  "Democrat,"  Theprin- 
cipal  religious  denominations  are  repre- 
sented; the  town  contains  7  churches. 
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ALPHABmOALLT. 


Albany  Fanners  Co,  wheat  warehouse,  E 
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"ALBANT  HERALD,"  Pottinger, 
Barnes  &  Steele,  proprs 

ALBANY  IRON  &  BRASSWORKS. 

C  C  Cherry,  propr 
ALLEN,  ROBH^N  &  CO,  sawmill 

ALEXANDER  W  F,  physician 

Anderson  Anders,  cooper 

BALLARD  ISAM  &  CO.  flour  mill 

Baldwin  J  W,  atty  at  law 

Baltimore  W  U,  groceries 

Baum  £d,  varieties,  books  and  station- 
ery 

Baumgart  M,  liquors 

BELLANOER  £,  brewery 

Bentley  J  W,  bootmaker 

BLAIN  L  £,  clothing,  hats  and  caps, 
boots  and  shoes,  gents  furnishing 
goods, 

Blevins  &  Powell,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Bough  ton  H  J,  physician 

Boyle  E,  bootmaker 

BRIGOS  JOHN,  stoves  and  tinware 

Brown  J  J  &  Son,  boots  and  shoes 

Brown  M  V,  propr  "Democrat" 

Bruce  J,  county  treasurer 

BRUNK  W  H,  bootmaker 

BRUSH  J  &  SON,  wire  weaver 

Bryant  H,  county  surveyor 

BUCHANAN  EUGENE,  representing 
Newbury,  Hawthorn  &  Co 

Burkhurt  &  Chapman,  brokers,  real  es- 
tate, insurance 

CARTER  E  &  CO,  aash  and  door  fac- 
tory 

CHERRY  C  C,  foundry  and  machine 
shop 

Churchill  H  J,  physician 

Clark  D  G,  hardware,  agt  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co,  mayor 

Clark  &  Davis,  contractors  and  builders 

Cohen  P,  gen  mdse 

Conley  D  M,  atty  at  law 

Connor  John,  banker 

Cowan  J  L,  county  clerk 

Cunningham  A,  blacksmith 

Dannals  J,  furniture 

Davis  J  A,  physician 

DEUBEL  C  F,  tailor 

Dunning  F  S,  furniture 

Dickey  I  C,  county  sheriff 

ENOLANDER  uUS,  Fashion  Bathing 
Saloon 

ESMONIN  CL,  spice  manufr 

FASHION  SHAYDia  SALOON,  Gus 

Englander  propr 

FIIH  &  CHAMBERLAIN,  attys  at; 

law,  notaries 

Flint  H,  bootmaker  | 

Foshay  &  Mason,  books  and  stationery, ' 

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FOSTER  J  H,  flouring  mills 

Fox,  Baum  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

FOX  IGNATZ,  gents  furnishing  goods 

FRENCH  F  M,  watchmaker  &  jeweler 

FUCHS  JOHN,  groceries  and  bakery 

GILMOUR  J  A,  saloon 

Godley  C  C,  stoves  and  tinware. 

GRADWOHL  J,  hardware,  crockery, 
groceries,  paint  and  notions 

Graff  &  From,  furniture 

GRAHAM  W  R.  tailor 

GRAY  DR  G  W,  dentist.  (Piices  in 
praportiop  to  time  and  material  con- 
sumed.) 

HACKLEMAN  T  P,  atty  at  law  no- 
tary public 

HAFFENDEN  BROS,  groceries 

Halter  J  L,  city  recorder 

Hewitt  C  H,  attorney 

HEWITT  &  HAVEN,  attys  at  law, 
insurance  agts,  notaries 

HOFFMANN  &  JOSEPH,  soda  works, 

cigars  and  tobacco,  candies 

Horlacher  &  Gates,  meat  market 

Houk  Mrs  C,  hotel 

Houk  C,  saloon  * 

Humphrey  &  Wolverton,  attys  at  law, 
notaries 

Hunt  H  A,  city  marshal 

Jackson  I  G,  gen  mdse 

Johns  S  A,  countv  judge 

JOHNSON  &  McDANIEL,  dressmak- 
ers 

Kelh'  C  C,  physician 

KpFER  CHAS,  brewery 

Kline  L  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Ligs;ett  S  M,  county  supt  of  schools 

MADY  JAMES,  restaurant 

Maine  J  H,  carpenter 

Mansfield  &  Montieth,  book  and  job 
printers 

MARTIN  MRS  A\  E,  millinery  and 
dressmaking 

McFarland  &  Harvey,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

Mcllwain  A  B,  gen  mdse 

Merrick  J  M,  sjuoon 

MEYER  C,  bakery  and  groceries 

Miller  Fred,  grocer 

MONTANYE  L  H.  atty  at  law,  notary 

Monteith  Thos,  douring  mills 

MORGAN  &  KECK,  marble  works 

Moss  C  B,  county  assessor 

MULLAN  J  H,  representative  of  Sing- 
er Sewing  Machine  Co 

Murray  E,  hotel 

NEWBURY  HAWTHORN  ft  CO, 

agricultural  implenients,    1^  ugene  Bu- 
chanan manager 

Nolan  J  M,  clothing 

Parks  Mrs  O  8,  millinery 

Parrish  Mrs  L,  milliner  and  dressmaker 

Paxton  A  B,  photographer 


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ALPHABSriOALLT. 


FFEIFFEB     BROS,    proprs    Revere 

House 
Plumber  Chas  A,  druggist 
Powell  ft  Bilyew,  attys  at  law 
Powell  J  0,  atty  at  law,  ins  agt 
Purdon  E  B,  pictures  and  frames 
Putman  ft  Co,  manufs  of  mill  and  farm 

machinery 
Raymond  P  H,  postmaster 
REDFIELD  &  IRVIirO,  groceries 
ReidJ  H,  W  U  Tel  opr 
REVERiS  HOUSE,  Pfeiffer  Bros  pro- 
prietors 
Rice  Will  B,  agt  O  ft  C  R  R 
Ries  ft  Cunningham,  saloon  « 

Rigby  Frank,  saloon 

ROBINSON  GEO,  saloon 
Roop  &  Simpson,  as;'l  implts 
RUBARTS  &  DTrBRUILLE,  harness 

and  saddles 
St  Charles  Hotel,  Mrs  Houk  propr 
Saltmarsh  R,  druggist 
Savage  B  M,  physician 
Scott  ft  Monteith,  gunsmiths 
Senders  ft  Sternberg,  gen  mdse 
Shepard  I,  meat  market 


Simpson  C  D,  warehouse 
SORBIN  J  E,  wholesale  and  retail  deal- 
ers in  liquors 
Staiger  Bros,  marble  works 

'tITATE  RIGHT  DEMOCRAT,"  M 

V  Brown  propr 

STAR  BREWERT,  Ed  Bellanger  pro- 
prietor 

Straham  ft  Bilyew,  attys  at  law 

Strong  G  M,  produce 

Surles  J  H,  barber  \ 

Thompson  ft  McCoy,  harness  and  saddles 

TITuS  BROS,  watchmakers  and  j  wel- 
ers,  sewing  machines 

Tweedale  W  C,  stoves  and  tinware 

Voigt  W,  liquors 

Weatherford  ft  Blackburn,  attys  at  law, 
notaries 

Webber  Joseph,  barber,  baths 

Weller  Geo,  saloon 

West  Coast  Flax  Co 

WHITING  J  F,artist  (general  designer) 

Woodin  A  B,  flouring  mills 

Young  S  E,  gen  mdse 

ZTTCkERMAN  j,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler 


C.  C.  CHERRY, 


PROPRIETOR  OF 


Albany    Iron  ITVorks, 

ALBANY,  OREGON. 

Tl Vr/^TWip    DTTTT  T\1*1^       special  attention  j^lven  to  Mill  and  Warehouse  Ma- 
LiSk  VKlM  Xl    J)  U  aJuI/JCiA*    chlnery.  All  kiudB  of  KepairinK  done  with  dispatch. 

Bra!«s  and  Iron  Castlnjts  made  to  order. 

Office,  Corner  First  and  Montgomery  Streets. 


Alder, 

UNION     COUNTY. 
McCommick  Wm  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Alsea, 

BENTON   COUNTY. 

Curtis  Wm,  blacksmith 

Ruble  David,  saw  and  grist  mill 

WUSTROW  P  V,  postmaster 


Althouse, 


JOSEPHINE  COUNTY. 
Beech  k  Flatter,  gen  mdse 


Alvord, 

GRANT    COUNTY. 

ABBOT  S  H,  postmaster 
Abbott  &  Whitendis,  stock  raisers 
Brown  G  F,  stock  raiser 
Catlow  Jnn,  stock  raiser 
French  &  Glenn,  stock  raisers 
Shirp  D,  stock  raiser 


Amity, 


YAMHILL   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  West  Side  Railroad,  56  miles 
from  Portland,  has  a  daily  mail  and  a 
population  of  150.  It  is  situated  in  a 
very  fine  agricultural  section,  the  pro- 


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and  quality  as  they  are  for  their  abund- 
ance of  yield.  The  county  ia  recognized 
as  "the  banner"  one." 


BROWN  W  B,  blacksmith  and    car 

riage  maker 
BTJNTIN  F  E,  hardware  and  tinware 
Oocher  Dr,  physician 
James  R  S,  saloon 

HoCABTER  P  T  &ABHSTBONG, 

blacksmiths  and  carriage  makers 
Morrow  &  Harris,  market 
Poppleton  Ezra,  gen  mdse 
Putman  R  T,  harness  and  saddles 
Robinson  Bros,  liverv  stable 
ST  CHAIILES  HOTEL,  H  B  Tingle 

propr 
Sanders  A  E,  physician 
SIBBETS  JOHN  A,  furniture 
SIMPSON  B  M,  druggist,  pntmaster 
Springer  B  H,  notary  public 
Thurrer  C,  saloon 

TINGLE  H  B,  propr  St  Charles  Hotel 
Woodson  G  W,  gen  mdse 


Antelope, 

WASCO    COUNTV. 

Baird  k  Son,  gen  mdse 
Bolter  G  T,  gen  mdse 
Schemeckan  A,  grocer 


ing  being  of  a  superior  nature  its  future 
cannot  be  regarded  with  any  but  favor- 
able eyes.  The  valley  in  which  it  is  situ- 
ated is  very  rich  aarriculturally  speaking, 
and  the  stock-raismg  interests  are  gradu- 
ally developing.  The  scenery  in  the  vi- 
cinity is  picturesque  and  the  hum  of  ma- 
chinery in  the  sawmills,  saafi  and  door 
factory  and  woolen  mill  are  sounds  that 
give  it  an  air  of  manufacturing  import- 
ance and  leave  an  impression  of  its  per- 
manency that  is  decidedly  encouraging. 
The  power  derived  from  Ashland  cre^ 
wc^uld  be  sufHcientto  drive  the  machinery 
of  Birmingham.  Its  climatic  features 
are  most  favorable  and  the  sanitary  con- 
dition of  the  place  is  superb.  A  weekly 
paper,  the  "tidings,"  is  in  every  res- 
pect an  excellent  journal  and  indicates 
an  able  management  and  good  support. 
This  is  the  home  of  W  C  Myer,  Esq.,  im- 
porter and  breeder  of  the  celebrated  Per- 
cheron  horses. 


Applegate, 


JACKSON    COUNTY. 

Benedict  R,  hotel 

Herriott  W,  blacksmith 

Kuble  &  Bolt,  gen  mdse  * 

Matheny  C  B,  blacksmith 

Sturgis  A  W,  blacksmith  and  store 


Arroyo, 


UMATILLA  COUNTY, 

Craft  S  C,  blacksmith 
Eastland  Robt,  justice  of  peace 
Gallagher  J,  clergyman 
BEEDEB  C  y  B,  postmaster  and  deal 
er  in  patent  rights 


Ashland. 


JACKSON   COirNTY, 

Is  a  very  pretty  little  town  of  600  inhabi- 
tants, on  the  line  of  the  C.  &  O.  Coast 
Cverland  State  route,  31 5  miles  south  of 
Portland  and  160  miles  north  of  Redding, 
It  is  growing  quite  rapidly  and  substan 
tially,  and  its  facilities  for  manufactur 


Anderson  Laura,  milliner 
ASHLAND  FOUBINO  MILLS,  Wag- 

ner,  Anderson  &  Co  proprs 

ASHLAND  HOUSE,  J  Houck  propr 

ASHLAND  WOOLEN  MILLS,  Ash- 
land  Wooden  Manufacturing  Co  proprs 

BX7TLEB  &  BOCKPELLOW.  gener- 

al  merchandise 
CENTBAL  HOUSE,  Mrs  M  H  Vin- 

ing  proprietress 
Chandler  J,  uawmill 
CHITWOOD  J  H,  drugs  and  medicines 
Conway  J,  shoemaker 
Daley  k  Co,  carpenters 
DePeatt  E,  bootmaker 
Fountain  ft  Farrow,  gen  mdse 
Gillette  A  V,  sawmill 
Harris  Niel  ft  Co,  meat  market 
HELMAN  A  D,  postmaster 
HOUCK  J,  proprietor  Ashland  House 
Kentnor  W    VV,  wagcmmaker 
Klum  C  K,  saddles  and  harness 
Leeds  ft  Merritt^rinters 
McCALL  JOHIT  M,  general  merchan- 

chandise 
Marsh  ft  Co,  carpenters 
MATFIELD  W  B,  barber 
Morgan  8,  blacksmiin 
Myer  O  R,  jeweler  and  watchmaker 
Nutley  Geo,  shoemaker 
Patterson  ft  Marsh,  sawmill 
PHILLIPS  H  F,  livery  and  feed  stable; 

stage  line  from  Ashland  to  Sinkville 
Reeser  B  F,  gen  mdse  and  stoves 
Riggs  J  W,  photographer 
Russell  J  H,  marble  works 
SMITH  BBOS,  blacksmiths 
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H.  F.  PHILLIPS, 
LIVERY    AND    FEED    STABLE, 

ASHLAND,  OREGON. 

STAGE  LINES  from  Ashland  to 
Linkville,  daily. 

TRANSIENT  TEAMS  BOARDED 

and  carefully  provided  for. 


Astoria, 

CLATSOP   COUNTY, 

Is  the  oldest  town  of  English  Settlement 
on  the  Pacific  Coast,  having  been  used  as 
a  post  by  the  Hudson  Bay  Fur  Company 
.aa  early  aa  1808.  It  has  a  population  of 
5,000  who  are  permanent  residents, 
though  during  the  fishing  season  it  is 
greatly  increased  by  the  addition  of  per- 
sons who  follow  the  pursuit  of  Izaak 
Walton.  The  place  is  situated  15  miles 
above  the  eetuary  of  the  Columbia,  100 
miles  below  Portland,  and  is  partly  built 
on  high,  abrupt  hills  that  surround  it, 
though  the  greater  portion  of  it  has  been 
constructed  on  piling  above  the  water. 
The  largest  canneries  on  the  Columbia 
dre  located  here  and  give  employment  to 
quite  a  number  of  men  during  the  season 
when  salmon  are  "running."  The  town 
depends  mainly  on  the  fisning  interests 
for  its  support,  though  a  large  number 
of  vessels  annually  receive  the  bulk  of 
their  cargoes  here.  Considerable  lumber 
is  manu  ictured  also  in  the  vicinity. 
The  Custom  House  and  Postofhce,  situ- 
ated in  the  coiiter  of  a  pretty  square,  is  a 
nice  two-atory  stone  budding,  from  whose 
observatory  the  stars  and  stripes  are  con- 
stantly seen  floating.  There  is  a  paper 
publiseed  here,  the  "astorian,"  a  daily 
and  weekly,  published  by  D  C  Ireland, 
Esq.,  which  ranks  among  the  best  jour- 
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Aberdean  Packing  Co,  G  W  Hume 

Adair  S  D,  cannery 

Adler  C,  hooka  and  stationery 

Antenalneo  — ,  restaurant 

ABNST  &  FEBGHEN,  machine  and 

blacksmith    aliop   and  agenta    Giant 

Biding  Saw 
ABRIGRONI  MBS  S  K,  restaurant 
"AStOBIAN"  (Daily  and  Weekly),  D 

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ASTORIA    BBEWEBT    SALOON, 

Barth  &  Meyer  proprs 

Astoria  Fishery,  G  Taylor  manager 

ASTORIA  SHIRT  AND  OIL  CLOTH- 
ING.  MANUFACTORY,  Wm  Mc- 
Cormick  manager 

Badolet  &  Co,  cannery 

BAIN  C  H  &  CO,  doors,  windows, 
sash,  mouldings,  etc 

Baker  W  D,  physician 

BABNES  &  ^EEN,  fruits,  cigars  and 
tobacco 

Barry  W  J,  chief  of  police 

BABTH  &  METEB,  saloon 

Bear  Mrs  A  E,  dressmaker 

Beck  Wm,  bootmaker 

BEBENOES  H,  bootmaker 

BEBOMAN  &  BEBBT,  meat  market 

Bioloh  A,  saloon 

BINDEB  MBS  S,  hakery 

Bock  W,  saloon 

Booth  A  &  Co,  cannery 

BOBCHEBS  J  T,  mauufKcturers  bot- 
tled beer  and  proprietor  Sandwich 
Caviar  Saloon 

BOBOLTJNI)  N  0,  restaurant 

BOWLBT  J  Q,  attorney  at  law  and 
county  judge 

BBOEMSEB  THEO,  restaurant 

Brooks  T  G,  portrait  painter,  Shuatcr'a 
building 

Buchel  C,  meat  market 

BTjrCLTEB  C,  wood  yard 

Cardwell  11  H,  ci^v  auditor  and  clerk 

Carow  C  G,  bakery 

CASE  I  W,  general  merchandise,  bank- 
er and  insurance  agent 

Canfield  R  F,  druggist 

Chance  W,  postmaster 

CONE  A  W,  bootmaker 

Cooper  C,  dry  goods 

Corbin  &  Nickoli,  cannery 

Corwin  Mrs  E  A,  dressmaker 

Crosby  M  C,  hardware,  atovea  and  tin- 
ware 

Daggett  Mrs  S,  hotel 


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DANIELSOll  A,  sample  rooms 
DANZIOER  S,  clothing,  hatr  and  caps, 

boots  and  shoes,  trunks  and  valises, 

and  gents'  furnishing  goods 
Davlin  J  A,  cannery 
Dement  W  E,  druggist 
Derby  H  A,   millinery  and  fancy  goods 
DEvIGH  NICK,  restaurant 
DIXON  R,  oyster  house 

DOERFLEB  G,  restaurant 

Douglas  W,  carpeuter 

Dufner  O,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

EDQAH  W,  cigars,  tobacco,  cutlery, 
stationery,  guns  and  pistols 

Elliot  M,  atty  at  law 

FABRE  F,  restaurant 

Ferguson  A   W,  contrector  and  builder 

Fishermen's  Packing  Co,  G  W  Hume  agt 

Ford  T,  saloon 

FOSTER  I,  cigars,  tobacco,  varieties  and 
saloon 

Fox  P  H,  tailor 

Flavel  G,  owner  steam  tug 

Fox  J,  machinist 

Franklin  B  B,  undertaker 

Fry  J  W,  bootmaker 

FtTLTON  C  W,  attorney  at  law  and 
State  senator 

Gamarra  Paul,  barber 

GEARHART  J  W,  groceries,  flour 
and  feed;  county  treasurer 

Goodman  P  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Grant  D,  restaurant 

GRANT  P,  Gloucester  House 

Gray  8,  harness  and  saddles 

Grotke  C  E,  groceries 

Hahn  J,  brewery 

Hambacher  M,  barber 

Hamburger  B,  gen  mdse 

Hamburger  H,  notions 

TTA'N'S'Kn'  G,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Hansen  J,  groceries  and  liquors 

Hare  Wm  D,  U  S  collector  custom  house 

Harris  S,  shooting  gallery 

Headington  W  B,  carpenter 

Heilborn  Ohas,  furniture 

Hicks  F  P,  dentist 

Hill  G,  variety  theatre 

HOLDEN  E  C,  auctioneer,  real  estate, 
commission  and  insurance  agent 

Houseman  F,  furnitup 

Hustler  J  G,  warehouse 

Hume  G  \V,  wholesale  grocer,  commis- 
sion merchant  ar  \  lumber 

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CO,  (Astoria,  Ft  Stevcis,  Oregon;  Ft 
Canby  and  Ilwaco,  Washington  Terri 
tory)  J  H  D  Gray  agent 

Jackson  &  Co,  cannery 

Jackius  &  Hawes,  stoves  and  tinware 

Jewett  &  Kimball,  Dray  and  Truck  Co 

Johnson  A,  hote^ 


Johnson  A  M,  sailmaker 

Joplin  J,  junk  dealer 

Kant  M  D,  tailor 

Kinney  A  C,  physician 

Knapp  A,  county  assessor 

Krosel  F,  painter 

Loeb  N,  gen  mdse 

Logan  Thos,  supt  streets 

LOyETT  GEO,  cleaning  and  repairing 

tailor 
Malot  L,  saloon 
Marion  R  It,  saloon 
Mattisou  P,  saloon 
MAY  C  A,  cigars,  tobacco  and  notions 

M CCORMICK  WM,  manager  Astoria 
Shirt  and  Oil  Clothing  Manufactory 

McFarland  T,  restaurant 

McINTOSH  D  A,  fashionable  tailor 
and  practical  cutter;  (Occident  Hotel 
building) 

McKean  S  T,  dressmaker 

McKean  S  T,  county  si;pt  of  schools 

Mclaughlin  w,  taiior 

McLean  G,  blacksmith 

MEGLER  &    WRIGHT,  proprietors 

Occident  Hotel 
Merrill  &   McGregor,  blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakers 
MEYER  M,  brewery 
Milligan  M  V,  Presbyterian  minister 
Nicholas  G  E,  barber 

NICK'S  RESTAURANT  AND  HO- 
TEL 

NIEpERAUER  J,  barber  and  baths 
Norris  F  C,  cigars  and  tobacco  and  W 

U  Tel  operator 
O'ERIEBTS  HOTEL,  J  O'Brien  propr 

O'BRIEN  JOHN,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

OCCIDENT  HOTEL,  Megler  &  Wright 
proprietors 

ORLER  L,  barber 

Oliver  W,  constable  * 

OUiver  Dr,  physician 

Orchard  J  C,  dentist 

PAGE  &  ALLEN,  groceries 

Parker  C  L,  gen  mdse 

Parker  G  W,  groceries 

Parker  H  B,  hotel 

PABKER  W  W,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agent 

Parsons  J  M  E,  pastor 

Perkins  A,  Eoiscopal  minister 

PIONEER  RESTAURANT,  Mrs  S  A 

Arrigoni  proprietress 

Quinn  E  A,  groceries 

Raymon  N  D,  civil  engineer 

Reynolds  A,  hotel 

Ries  P,  aaloon 

ROBB  J  W,  attorney  atlaw  anl  no- 
tary public 

Rodgers  J,  groceries 

Rodgers  M,  repairing  and  machine  shop 


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Ross  D,  painter 

Ross  Geo,  saloon 

Rothe  H,  hotel 

Runey  P,  police  judge 

SGHLUSSEL  S>  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes 

and  clothing 
Servem  I  M,  physician 
Sherman  &  Murphy,  meat  market 

SHIP  IKASTERS'^BEADINO  ROOM, 

P  Wilhelm  propr 
Smith  C  J,  boots  and  shoes 
Smith  J,  saloon 

Smith  L  K  G,  cigars  and  tobacco 
SMITH  W  S,  oyster  saloon 
Sorenson  C  R,  junk  dealer 
Sovey  0,  saloon 
Spedden  R  R,  county  clerk 
Spellmeir  H,  bootmaker 
SPEXABTH  A  G,  cigars,  +x)bacco,  guns 

and  ammunition 
SternsJjSaloon 

STE  VIZI'S  &  SON,  books  and  stationery 
STEWART  J,  marble  works 
Taylor  F  J,  attorney  and  notary  public 

l^^LE  LODGE  NO  7  A  F  &  A  M. 

E  C  Holden  secy  

TRENCHARD    &   UPSHUR,   ship 

chandlerv  and  hardware 
TURLAT  B  B,  justice  of  peace 
Turner  H,  saloon 
Twilight  W  H,  county  sheriff 
Uhlenhart  VVm,  barber 
VAN  DUSEN  A,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Go's  Express 
VAN  DUSEN  A  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
Wagner  M,  saloon 
WALLA  WALLA  RESTAURANT, 

Theo  Broemser  propr 
Warren  &  Eaton,  meat  market  and  gro 

ceries 
WASHINGTON  MARKET,  Bergman 

&  Berry  proprs 
Watson  Bros,  cannery 
WELCSH  M  J,  boat  builder 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

A  Van  Dusen  agent 
West  Coast  Packing  Co,  G  W  Hume  agt 
Wieman  N,  saloon 
WILHELM  P,  sdoon 
Williams  &  Co's  cainnery,  G  W  Hume 

agent 
Willgren  and  Meagher,  saloon 
Wilson  &  Fisher,  groceries 
Winton  F  D,  attorney  at  law 
Wirt  J  K,  restaurant 
Wise  M,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Wright  Cbas,  chop  house 


Auburn, 

BAKER  COUNTT. 
CHUNG  TI,  gen  mdse 
Graham  Wm,  gen  rndsfr 


Littleiield  D  S,  money  broker 
Lung  Sam,  gen  mdse 
Smith  Thos,  notary  public 


Aumsville, 


MARION    COUNTY. 
Asham  Jos,  shoemaker 
Cockerline  M  &  Co,  Hour  mill 
Small  Isaac  H,  grocers 
Woolfard  Chas  D,  gen  mdse 
Zumwalt  &  Skidmore,  blacksmiths 


Aurora  Mills, 

MARION  COUNTY. 
Fry  Wm,  blacksmith 
Gerken  O,  grist  mill 
Giesy  M,  drugs 
Giesz  1,  hotel 
Kiel  F&,  Co,  flour  mill 
Keil  F  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Krause  Geo,  shoemaker 
Krouse  S,  shoe  shop 
Krouse  Thos,  sawmill 
Perkins  L,  watchmaker 
RUGE  CHAS,  notary  public 
Siesz  H,  tinshop 
Siesz  N,  wheelwright 
Smith  S,  wagon  shop 
Wagner  D,  saddler 


Baker  City, 

BAKER  COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  and  has  a  population 
of  900.  Its  location  in  the  lovely  Pow- 
der valley  is  very  pretty  and  desirable 
as  a  place  of  residence.  Considerable 
mining  is  carried  on  and  the  stock-raising 
interests  are  largely  developed,  the  graz- 
ing lands  contributing  quite  liberally  to 
that  end.  It  is  reached  from  Portland 
by  the  0.  S.  N.  Co. 'a  steamers  and  a 
stage  line  from  The  Dalles,  247  miles  dis- 
tant, and  from  Winnemucca  by  stage, 
distant  420  miles. 


Alfred  Mrs  M  E,  millinery 

Atwood  J  P,  physician  and  surgeon 

Baer  &  Blosch,  gen  mdse 

Bailey  D  W,  notary  public 

Bamberger  &  Frank,  gen  mdse 

Basche  P  &  Co,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 

''Bedrock  Democrat,"  J  M  Shepherd  & 

Co,  proprs 
Bowen  John,  lumber 
Boyd  E  J,  dentist 
Boyd  J  M,  physician 
Brinker  H,  merchant  tailor 
Brown    Robert,    propr    sawmills   and 

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Ball  M  P,  notary  public 

Clark  ft  Carroll,  blaoksmitht 

Coffey  John  J,  notary  publio 

Dill  Frederick,  liquors 

Dnrkee  H  C,  manufacturer  furniture 

and  city  recorder 
Ebert  Oeo,  bootmaker 
Elmer  A  B,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and  aa- 

aayer 
Erhardt  Mra  M,  hotel 
Foster  ft  Ferguson,  millinery 
Gardner  J  B,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and 

dmgnst 
GlisanF  T,  liquors  and  billiards 
Grier  ft  Kellogir,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Heilner  S  A  ft  Co,  gen  mdae 
Henderson  T  P,  hamessmaker 
Hulaey  J  B,  physician 
Hyde  T  C,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 

public 
Irland  Mrs  M,  hotel 
Kastner  Louis,  City  Brewery 
Laehner  J  M,  hotel 
Lacha  Julius,  wagonmaker 
Lfithner  Joseph,  hotel 
Littlefield  Charles,  bootmaker 
Mann  Peter  A,  hairdresser 
Manaudas  Joseph,  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

McCord  S  B,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

McDaniels  D  P,  livery 

McGovem  P,  liquors 

Mcintosh  R,  carpenter  and  builder,  plan- 
ing mills 

McKinney  H  N,  drugs  and  varieties 

Miller  W  C,  wagonmaker  and  painter 

Moomaw  D  L,  collector 

:  aige  H  C,  agent  W,  F  ft  Co  and  N  W 
Stage  Company 

Palmer  B.^os,  fruits  and  varieties 

Pfeiffenbarger  ft  Walker,  liquors 

Reynolds  fklwin  N,  notarv  public 

Ross  John  P,  liquors  and  billiards 

Rust  Henry,  brewery  and  saloon 

Shepherd  J  M  ft  Co,  publishers  "Bed 
rock  Democrat," 

Shepherd  J  M,  attorney  at  law 

Shinn  J  H,  notary  public 

Shlund  Frank,  wagonmaker 

Sparks  ft  Secord,.  liquors 

Stems  ft  Lichtenthaler,  attorneys  at  law 

Stevens  £  J,  dentist 

St  Louis  Chi^,  watchmaker,  manufactur 
ing  jewelery  and  musical  instruments 

Tartar  N,  flouring  mills,  4  miles  north 
of  Baker 

Tracy  €reo  H,  books,  stationery,  musical 
merchandise  and  postmaster 

Twigg  F  R,  carpenter  and  builder 

Virtue  J  W,  banker 

Weller  ft  Henry,  butchers 

Williams  R,  hairdresser 

Wisdom  J  W,  drugs  and  groceries 


Ballsville, 

POLK    OOUNTT. 

DICKSON  N,  real  estate,  postmaster 

and  notary  public 
Finch  I  V,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Murry  Mrs  M  C,  hotel 


Bandon, 

coos  COUNTY. 

Anglais  L,  meat  market 
Baldwin  A,  wool  merchant 
Baldwin  P,  minister 
Blacklock  J,  wool 
Blunett  G,  wool 
Bradley  I,  cooper 
Breerly  Chris,  foundry 
Butler  W,  gen  indse 

CHLEMANTS  H  N,  shipbuilder 

postmaster 
Clarke  ft  Dwyer,  stock  raisers 
Cox  — ,  cannery 
Donnelly  P,  cabinet  maker 
Erickson  Wm,  candies 
Hare  E,  lumber 
Hare  J,  gas-fitter 
Huggins  Bros,  engineers 
Huggins  F,  gunsmith 
Joyce  H  M,  v     > 

Joyce  Mrs  H,  hotel 
Kennedy  M,  carpenter       y 
Lewis  A,  fruit 
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Lewis  Mrs,  hotel 

Nelson  ft  Co,  wool  *      ,        " 

Neilson  O,  hotel 
Meekum  I,  lumber 
Pino  I,  warehouse 
Robinson  J  L,  fur  dealer 
Smith  C  L,  undertaker 
Smith  Miss  E,  milliner 


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Howard  C  F,  Hour  mill 


Beaverton, 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY. 

Allen  O  S,  carpenter  and  painter 
Danks  A  H,  wagonmaker 
Davis  Miles  ft  Son,  steam  saw  mill 
Fisher  Jonn  W,  contractor 
HAMILTON  A  J,  stove,  railroad  agent 

and  postmaster 
Squires    Ed,    blacksmith  and   carriage 

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Belleville, 


TAMQILL  OOUNTT. 

Birch  J,  seneral  merchandite 

Gates  J,  hotel 

Sylvester  J,  wine  manufacturer 


Bellevue, 


TAMHILL   OOUNTT. 

Davis  O  Y,  blacksmith 
Provost  Bros,  gen  mdse 


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MABION   OOUNTT. 
Coolidge  A,  sawmill 


Bethel; 

POLK  COUNT/. 

BETTMAN  L,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Cruise  Geo,  blacksmith 

Hawley,  Kelly  ft  Co,  grain  and  storage 

8ager  C,  gunsmith 

Sears  Jas  iC,  grain  dealer  and  warehouse 

Worthington,  phy&ician  and  surgeon 


Bonauzai 

ISfW      ^^'^K    OOUNTT, 
Handy  A,  gen  mdse 
Price  B,  hotel  and  stable 
Shook  J  postmaster 
Shook  &  Walter,  sawmill 


Boston  MillSi 

LINN    COUNTT. 

Findland  &  Simmons,  flour  mills 
Savage  A,  blacksmith 


Brooks. 


MARION    COUNTT. 

Beatty  J  W,  carpenter^ 

Beatty  M,  harness  and  springbed  manfr 

Evans  W  G,  justice  peace  and  notary 

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Green  O,  gen  mdse 
HABBISWM,  paints,  oils,  medicines, 

etc  and  postmaster 
Ward   k  McDowell,*  blacksmiths    and 

wagonmakers 


Brownsborough, 

JACKSON     COUNTT. 
A  postoffioe 

BROWN  H  R,  postmaster  ft  black- 
smith 

Kennedy  P  A,  carpenter 

Miller  James,  bridge  builder  and  carpen- 
ter 

Miller  Manuel,  carpenter 


Brownsville, 

LINN    OOUNTT. 

Is  on  the  "raging"  Callapooia,  five 
miles  from  Halsey,  on  the  O.  ft  0.  R.  R., 
with  which  it  has  daily  communication 
by  stage.  It  is  quite  a  hilly  place  and 
is  the  site  of  the  Eagle  Woolen  Manu- 
facturing Co.'s  woolen  mills,  whose 
spindles  are  kept  iu  active  operation, 
that  the  demands  for  the  character  of 
the  goods  it  produces  may  be  supplied. 

Adams  ft  Elswich,  tanners 
Archibald  P  H,  wagonmaker 
Arthurs  J  D,  blacksmith 
Blakely  G  C,  school  teacher 
Brown  N  S,  wagonmaker 

BSOWNSVinJB  WOOLEN  MILI8 

00,  manfr  woolen  goods 

Coll  E  W,  physician  and  surgeon 

Cooley  ft  Washburn,  gen  mcue 

Coshow  0  P,  gen  mdse 

Ci^ane  M  B,  bootmaker 

Crawford  KIT,  physician  and  surgeon 

Croft  F  F  gen  mdse 

GAIBRMTH  J  P.  attorney  at  law, 
notary  public  and  secretary  B  W  M  Co 

Hausman  A  C,  wagonmaker 

Uodes  Mrs  C,  millinery 

Hodes  C,  varieties 

Howe  Jno  M,  saddlery 

Irvine  J  B,  drugs  and  hotel 

Jack  F  M,  livery  stable 

Jacks  E  W,  butcher 

Kendig  ft  Klafikey,  sawmill 

Lemasters  Wm,  bootmaker 

Moses  R  W,  school  teachci' 

Moyer  J  M,  Y>res  Brownsville  Woolen 
Mill 

Standish  N  B,  blacksmith 

Starr  T  W,  physician  and  surgeon 

Thompson  h),  furniture 

Thompson  ft  Moyer,  sash  and  door  fac- 
tory 

Veuner  J  F,  photographer 

Waters  ft  Morelock,  gristmill 

Willig  Phil,  tailor 

WillMn  Sam,  hotel 


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BROWNSVILLE 

WOOLEN  MILLS  COMPANY. 

MANUFACTUKER8  OF 

Tweeds,  Cassimeres,  Flan- 
nels, Blankets, 

And  all  Woolen  Goods, 
Brownsville,  Oregon. 


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Nawman  F  A,  blacksmith 

NEWMAN  &  VINSON,  hotel  and 

livery 
Vinson  John  S,  poatmafter 


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POLK    COUNTY. 
Delemater  N,  gen  mdse 


Buena  Vista, 

POLK    COUNTY, 

Is  a  small  villase  on  the  Willamette 
river,  80  miles  above  Portland,  where 
very  extensive  pottery  works  are  located 
and  whose  productions  find  their  way  to 
every  market  of  importtince  on  the 
Pacific  (ioast. 


Baldwin  D  C,  hotel 

Bettman  &  Rosenblatt^  gCL  mdse 

Calbreath  D  M,  drugcist 

Esteb  &  Rice,  gen  mase 

Freedman  S,  gen  mdse 

Lee  C  D,  groceries 

UNVILLE  H,  postmaster 

Merwin  K  &  Co,  saloon 

Miller  Jefferson,  boots  and  shoes 

Smith  A  M,  pottery  and  tinware 

Smith  J  M,  physician 

Smith  Jos,  sawmill 

Southworth  L,  blacksmith 

St  John  Wm,  contractor  and  builder 

White  F  A,  boots  and  shoes 

Wilcox  W  E,  blacksmith 


Butte  Creek, 

CLACKAMAS   COUNTY. 

Marquam  A,  gen  mdse 
Thomas  L I^  wagonmaker 


Butter  Creek, 

UMATILLA   COUNTY. 

Evarta  L,  gen  mdse 
Lightfoot  S  G,  justice  of  peace 


Butteville, 

MARION   COUNTY. 

Cone  B  F,  gen  mdse 
Cone  P  J,  salnon 
Dentz  E  P,  shoemaker 
Galland  S,  gen  mdse 
Hobach  H,  cider  manufr 
Sawyer  F  F,  warehouse 
Whitman  N,  saloon 


Camas  Valley. 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY 

Barr  W  R,  gunsmith 
Coon  J  L,  clergyman 
Johnson  H  B,  clergyman 
Jones  Chas,  blacksmith 
Martindale  A,  postmaster 
Stanley  J,  clergyman 
Stephens  P  B  &  Co,  sawmill    ' 
Tenhar  John,  sawmill 


Camp  Harney, 

GRANT    COUNTY. 
Stevens  &  Snyder,  gen  mdse 


Canby, 


CLACKAMAS    COUNTY. 

Cole  Bros,  sawmill 
Knight  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Knight  Chas,  drugs 


Canyon  City, 

GRANT  COUNTY, 

Is  a  place  of  no  little  importance,  situ- 
ated on  the  John  Day  river,  in  one  of 
the  best  mining  distncts  of  the  State, 
295  miles  from  Portland  reached  by  the 
O.  S.  N.  Co.  's  steamers  and  a  stage  line 
from  The  Dalles.  The  placer  and  quartz 
leads  are  rich  in  gold,  and  the  products 
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Carleton, 

YAMHILL  COUNTY. 

Coldwell  J  B,  shoemaker 
Fryer  F  J,  gen  mdse 
Powell  David,  shoemaker 
Smith  J  B,  gen  mdao 


Cascade  Locks, 

WA8C0    COUNTY. 

Benn  Alex  M,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Camerun  U,  gen  mdse 

Darrh  k  Levins,  meat  market 


Center  Bend, 

DOUGLAS    COUNTY. 
Dimmick  G  W,  gen  mdse 


Clackamas, 


CLACKAMAS     COUNTY. 
Mather  Arthur,  gen  mdse 


ClarksvlUe, 

BAKER  COUNTY. 

Curtis  W  R,  saloon 

DOOLEY  J  J.  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Dresher  N,  saloon 

Elliott  Mrs  D,  hotel 

Pherson  A  M,  meat  market 

Turchin  L  A,  bla<^.-ksmith 


Centerville, 

UMATILLA   COUNTY. 

Caris  M  A,  hardware  and  agl  implts. 

Clemonu  B  D,  blacksmith 

Cook  &  Irvine,  druggists;  agts  W,  F  & 

Co  and  U  I  &  0  stage  line 
COOK  W  T,  postmaster    and    notary 

public 
Coppock  &  Adams,  livery 
Coy  D  G,  gen  mdse 
Dunton  J  &  Son,  wagonmakcrs 
Groou  E  S,  blacksmith 
Hervey  B  E,  harness  and  saddles 
Irvine  J  H,  physician 
Locklard  A  J,  grocer 
St  Clair  T  C,  blacksmith 
Sharp  S  T,  physician 
Sutherland  E  M,  gen  mdse 
Swaggart  B  T,  saloon 
Titsworth  G  W,  grocer 
Wagner  W,  furniture 


Central  Point, 

JACKSON    CCUNTY. 

Masrruder  Bros,'  gen  ridse 
McKenzie  T  T,  flour  mills 


J.  J.  DOOLET, 

Dealer  in 

Dry  Goods,  Groceries, 
and  Hardware, 

FAMILY  MEDICINES. 

Hats,  Capi,  Bo3'.s,  Slioss  &  itubbDr  s, 
Ready-Made  Clothing. 

Customers  will  find  our  stock  complete, 
and  sold  Cheap  for  Cash. 

CLABKESVILLG,    OREUOST. 


Cleveland, 

DOUGLAS    COUNTY. 
Good  F  M,  gen  mdse 


Clifton, 

CLATSOP  COUNTY. 

oREaoN  PACKma  co  (j  w  *  v 

Cook  proprs),  packers  of  salmon,  eto 
SPENCER  J  0,  deputy  postmaster 

Cole's  Valley, 

DOUQLAS    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  line  of  the  0.  k  C.  Coast 
Overland  Co.'s  stage  route,  290  miles 
from  Redding. 


Chewaucan, 

LAKE  COUNTY. 

Brittain  T  J,  hotel 
Lewis  E  V,  saloon 
O'Kelly  Jno,  blacksmith 
Steele  &  Cochran,  gen  mdse 


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COLUMBIA  COUNTY. 

BATJSER  L  A,  deputy  postmaster 

Brown  T  W,  shoemiiker 

Bush  Jacob,  gen  misa 

Caples  C  G,  physician 

Gaples  H,  wholesale  and  retail  gen  mdse 

Harris  John,  oarpaater 


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Conner  Creek, 

BAKBR  COUNTY. 

B3bner  Fred,  soloon 
Gritfin  John,  gen  mdsa 


Coos  City, 

OOOa  COUNTV. 

ABRINOTON  JAS  M,  postmuter 
<Jttrp«r  A  A,  carpenter 
Cotton  H  A,  livery  stable 
Gerrit  J,  hotel 
Haynes  J  G,  hotel 
Hirchfeld  P,  sen  mdae 
Horswill  Fred,  meat  market 
JarvU  k  Laini,  livery  stable 
Jones  B  B,  miuing  supt 
Jones  B  D,  saloon  and  hotel 
King  J  U,  blacksmith 
McLaughlin  D  J,  liverv  stable 
Monte  Pete,  blacksmith 
Peterson  A,  carpenter 
Watson  St  Co,  liquors 
Watson  D  L,  attorney  at  law 


Coquille, 

0008  OOUNTT. 

ANERRENS  C,  grocar  and  postmaster 

Angeil  W  C,  physxiou 

Buck  R  E,  livery 

Bunch  J,  millinery 

Collier  J  D,  hotel 

Emerson  8  H,  hotel 

Grube  G  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  sawmill 

Hyde  M  U,  druggist 

Leneve  S  L,  drug^st 

Messer  J  S,  saloon 

Moulton  J  T,  gen  mdse 

Perkins  J  H,  tannery  and  bootmaker 

Randteman  M,  blacksmith 

Steele  D  L,  dentist 


Cornelius, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Oregon  Central  Railway,  24 
miles  south  of  Portland.  It  was  named 
after  T.  R.  Cornelius,  Esq.,  a  prominent 
citizen.  Population  150.  The  country 
surrounding  it  is  strictly  of  an  agricul 
tural  nature. 


BINDER  CBS,  shoemaker 
CORNELIUS  T  R,  gen  mdse 
ENNIS  A.  gen  mdse 
MoNUTT  R  W,  gen  mdse  and  post 

master 
Powers  P,  saloon 


ST  JOSEPH  HOTEL,  D  S  Turpin  pr  ipr 
TURFIN  D  S,  propr  8t  Joj3ph  Hjtul 

Corvallis, 

BENTON   COUNTY. 

Is  a  county  seat,  nicely  situated  on  the 
west  bank  of  the  Willanette  river,  and 
is  spokeu  of  as  one  of  the  pleasAutest 
towns  in  the  "  Webfoot  State."  The 
cessatiim  tomporari'y  of  the  otmstrua- 
tion  of  the  O.  k  C.  Railway  has  mado 
it  the  terminus  of  that  road,  which  was 
completed  just  a  short  tima  previous  to 
our  visit  theto.  Its  population  is  about 
2,000.  It  is  the  seat  of  a  college  eitub- 
lished  by  the  M.  E.  Church,  an  academy 
for  young  ladies,  and  other  schools.  It 
oontaias  several  nice  churches,  all  well 
attended,  ami  a  weekly  newspaper,  the 
"Gazette,"  publi3he«l  by  W.  6.  Carter, 
E!sq.,  a  genial  and  kind-heurtad  gentle- 
man, and  a  veteran  of  the  craft,  whoso 
health,  we  are  sorry  to  learn,  is  very 
poor  It  is  diitant  from  Portland  85 
miles  by  river,  which  is  navigable  for 
light  draft  steamers  to  this  point.  Ya- 
quina  and  Ala«u  bays  are  located  about 
50  miles  distant,  and  are  favorite  places 
of  resort  during  the  summer  season, 
and  the  former  is  noted  for  its  oyster j. 
A  railroad  will  soon  connect  Corvallis 
with  these  points. 

ALBRECHT  WM,  saloon 

Alexander  T  C,  attorney  at  law 

Allen  &  Woodward,  drugs,  books  and 

stationery 
Boescn  Nick,  meat  market  and  chief  lire 

department 
Bailey  J  i(,  physician 
Baker  R  F,  saloon  •  .  • 

Baker  Robart  N,  tailor 
Barber  N  R,  postmaster 
"BENTON  COUNTY  BLADE,"  Chas 

L  Mosher  &  Co 
Bishop  Charles,  news  dealer 
Blnmbsrg  J,  groceries  v 

BROWM  M  a,  news  dealer 
Bryson  J  R,  attorney  at  law 
Buf ord  T  J,  baths,  barber 
Burnett  J,  attorney  at  law 
Carlile  D,   cigars,  tobacco,   and  gents' 

furnishing  goods 
Carter  &  Keady,  book  and  job  printers 
Carter  W  E,  propr  "Corvallis  Gazette" 
Cauthorn  A  k  Son,  gen  mdse 
Cauthorn  F  A,  physician 
Chapman  Rev  M  E,  minister 

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COHEN  8,  clothing,  dry  goods,  ^ents' 

furnishing  goods 
COPELAln)  WM,  cabinetmaker 

"  OOBVALLTS  GAZETTE,"  W  B  Car- 
ter propr 

Corvallis  Plow  and  Agricultural  Manuf 
Co,  John  P  Kilton  president 

CRAWFOKD  W  C,  watches,  clocks, 

jowolery,  silverware,  etc;  repairing  u 

specialty 
Drake  &  Grant,  tsilors 
Dunning  H  P,  Presbyterian  minister 
Eglin  J  M,  livery,  foed  i;ud  sale  stable 
Emery  Joseph,  M  E  minister 
EVANS  W  H,  uphol!iterer 
Farra  G  B,  physician 
Felger  — ,  tluuriiiij  mill 
Forsythe  — ,  puiuter  , 

Friendly  M,  Huwmill 
Friendly  ft  Senders,  gen  mdse 
Furst  &  Bradley,  63  North  Despaines, 

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GEBHABD  0  M,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Gerhard  J,  blacksmith 
Graham,  Hamilton  &  Co,  drugs,  books 

and  stationery 
Gray,  Korthauer  &  Co,  lionring  mill 
Gretfoz  P  P,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Green  H,  physician 
Goldson  W  H,  druggist 
Groves  VVm,  city  treasurer 
Htunilton  W  B  ft  Co,  bankers 

HABBIS  H  £,  gen  mdso 

Haskins  J  J,  hotel 

Hemphill  S  A,  harness  and  saddles 

HBST.AP  E,  photographer 

Hodcfl  G,  gunsmith 

Holgate  E,  attorney  at  law 

HOBNINa  &  OBOVES,  carding  mill 
HOBNINO  L  L,  carriage  and  wagon- 
maker  (first-class  work) 
Hudson  R  J,  saloon 

HVFFHAN  &  BALDWIN,  dress- 
makers  (patterns  sent  by  mail) 

HUFFMAN  W  T,  carpenter 

Hughes  H,  brewery 

Irvin  D  B,  bootmaker 

Irving  B  F,  W  U  Tel  operator  and  agent 
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Jacobs  M,  mayor 

Jacobs  ft  Nengass,  gen  mdse 

Johnson  F  A,  physician 

Johnson  F  M,  attorney  at  law 

Kantner  W  C,  Evangelical  minister 

Kelley  Mrs  J,  millinery 

KELLT  HOBS  M  J,  dressmaker 

Kelsey  J,  attorney  at  law 

KENEDTc  0  W,  blacksmith 

King  Solomon,  livery,  sheriff 


Kline  L  G  ft  Co,  g«n  mdse  and  agents 

Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 
Knight  Mrs  E  A,  millinery 
KNierT  J  A,  furniture 
KNIOHT  ft  TTJBNEB,  blacksmiths 

Lee  J  B,  physician 

LEWIS  ft  HULTZ,  meat  market 

Look  8  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Mason  Mrs  J,  milliner 

McFadden   W  8,  attorney  at  law  and 

county  judge 
McNuIty  Mrs,  dressmaker 
Mensiiiger  John,  blacksmith 
Mercer  (ieo,  county  surveyor 
Miller  C  E,  city  marshal 
HUXEB  I  A,  marble  works 
Moure  J  8,  barber 
Morrill  A,  photcgraphpr 
Nash  ft  Readmaii,  Fruit  Drying  Co 
Nutting  G  Hj  actorney  at  law 

OCCIDENTAL  EOTEiL,  Vouu^  ft  Pol- 
ley  prours 

Pallnday  T  H,  bootmaker 

FENN  J  H,  hardware,  stovoj  and  tin- 
ware 

Pitman  Wm,  sash  and  door  factory 

Powers  Cyrus,  saloon 

FUBDT  A,  wagonmaker 

BANKIN  J  H,  fish  market 
Ray  J  ft  Sitn,  groceries 
Rayburn  J  VV,  attorney  at  law 
Rosenthal  E,  gents'  furnishing  goods 
SIMMONS  B  0,  livery,  feed  and  sale 

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Smith  W  P,  physician 
STAB  SALOON,  Wm  Albrecht  propr 
8t  Clair  W.  harness  and  saddles 
Stevens  R  L,  Episcopal  minister 
STOCK  M  ft  CO,  gen  mdse 
Taylor  E  H,  dentist 
TATLOB  ft  SON,  maat  market 
Van  Linu  — ,  Catholic  priest 
VINCENT  F  A,  dentist 

VINCENT  HOUSE,  Dr  H  W  Vincent 

(late  of  New  Enn;land  House),  propr 
VINCENT  H  W  DB,  propr  Vincent 

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Wallace  A  C,  carpenter 
Warrior  H,  groceries 
Weber  J,  stoves  and  tinware 

Wilson  B  W,  county  clerk 

WOODCOCK  ft  BALDWIN,   hard- 

ware,  stoves  and  tinware 
WOODCOCK  M  S,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public 
WBElaa  ft  HAMLIN,  transfer 

WBENN  ft  HOLGATE,  real  estate, 
insurance  ap  nts,  and  general  agents 

YOUNG  ft  1  JLLET,  proprs  Occiden- 
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YANTIS  J  A,  attorney  at  law  and 
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CORVALLIS,  OREGON. 


Cottage  Grove, 

LANE  COUNTY. 

Baber  R  L,  saloon 
Elliott  J  P,  shoemaker 
Hazleton  &  Carey,  blacksmiths 
Hazleton  &  Walker,  flour  mill 
McGowau  G  W,  drugs  and  groceries 
Osborn  &  Co,  drugs 
Spane  A  H,  gen  mdse 
Veatsch  Samuel,  drugs 
Whipple  Bros,  goii  mdse      , 


Cove, 

•    UNION   COUNTY. 

Clark  J  S,  gen  mdse 
French  S  G,  flour  mills 
Rees  &  Hayden,  gen  mdse 
Russell  T  J,  blacksmith 


Crawfordsville, 

LINN   COUNTY. 

Crawford  &  Fuller,  planing  mills 
Derrick  H,  blacksmith 
Glass  &  Bishop,  gen  mdse 


Creswell, 

LANE   COUNTY. 

Belshaw  &  Martin,  drugs 
Black  &  Allen,  gen  mdse 
Fitch  H  G,  justice  of  the  peace 
Gilfrey  Juo  T,  gen  mdse 
Harrington  £,  bootmaker 
HOWE  N  A  W,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 
Hughes  A,  blacksmith 
Hughes  John,  blacksmith 
McGowan  &  Martin,  hotel 
Scarbrough  L  D,  physician 


Stevenson  C,  jeweler 
Swaggart  N,  hotel 
Turrell  &  Son,  flour  mills 


Dallas, 

POLK   COUNTY, 

Is  a  pleasantly  situated  town  of  400  in- 
habitants, and  is  reached  by  daily  stages 
via  Salem,  15  miles  distant.  The  soil 
surrounding  the  place  is  a  rich  loam, 
and  remarkably  productive.  It  is  also 
reached  by  steamboats  plying  on  the 
Willamette  and  stage  from  Independence 
9  miles  away. 

The  "Itcmizer,"  whose  helm  is  handled 
by  that  experienced  commander  of  the 
craft  known  so  well  to  members  of  the 
"  art  preservative, "  Mr.  Geo.  E.  Good, 
is  the  only  paper  published  here.  Its 
circulation  is  such  as  to  encourage  the 
proprietor,  and  flU  hira  with  confidence 
of  the  earthly  future. 

Brown  J  F,  barber 
Brown  M  C,  grocer 
Brown  W  C,  gen  mdse 
Bums  D  N,  livery  stable 
Butler  Ira  F  M,  county  judge 
Butler  N  L,  lawyer 
Butler  T  L,  county  surveyor 
Campbell  &  Wills,  furniture 
Collins  J  L,  lawyer 
Cosper  D,  tinner 

Crider  A  S,  cigars  and  tobacco  and  con- 
fectionery 
Daley  J  J,  lawyer 
Elkiiis  W  S,  hardware 
Ellis  M  M,  county  clerk 
Embrde  T  B  V,  physician 
Ford  Robert,  livery  stable 
Fosf  &,  Grayson,  saloon 
GOOD  OEO  E,  publisher  "Itemizer" 
Hall  L  M,  sheriff 
Harris  W  G,  grocer 


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ALPHABKTICALIiT. 


Howe  Wm,  county  treasurer 

Hubbard  F  K  &  Co,  butcher 

Hnges  C,  shoemaker 

Huges  P,  shoemaker 

"ITEMIZEB,"  Geo  E  Good,  publisher 

James  J,  jewelry 

Janney  P  shoemaker 

Keintoif  Wm,  jewelry 

Langworthy  A  J,  gen  mdse 

Lee  J  D,  gen  mdae 

Leigh  W  C,  shoemaker 

Myer  Mary  C,  millinery 

Norton  E,  cooper 

Parson  M  W,  hotel  ; 

Biggs  &  Miller,  druggists 

Rowell  C  G,  blacksmith 

Rubell  Dr  W  H,  dentist  and  coroner 

Sears  D  T,  county  assessor 

Simonean  J,  shoemaker 

Sites  J  K,  physician 

SMITH  J  D,  postmaster 

Smith  J  E,  blacksmith 

Smith  T  F,  physician 

Teal  J  6,  wagonmaker 

Truitt  Warren,  lawyer 

Uglow  A,  miller  . 

Waymire  John,  gen  mdse 


Dardanelles, 


JACKSON    COUNTY. 
Karewski  G,  gen  mdse 


Nichlos  &  Detnering,  gen  mdse 
OLDS  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
RICHARDSON  H  W  &  CO,  saloon 
RILEY  3  B,  propr  Dayton  Hotel 
Uossner  Adam,  saloon 
SAYLOR  A  L,  drugs  and  books,  cigars 

and    tobacco,    insurance    agent    and 

postmaster 
Smith  W  K,  gen  mdse 
WATSON  J  T,   hardware  and  house 

furnishing  goods 


Dayton, 

YAMHILL   COUNTY, 

Is  a  town  of  200  population,  situated 
on  the  Yamhill  river,  30  miles  from 
Portland.  The  means  of  access  are 
those  which  are  offered  by  a  private 
stage  line,  connecting  with  trains  on  the 
West  Side  R.  R.  The  place  has  a  large 
flouring  mill,  several  places  of  business, 
a  planing  mill  of  some  capacity,  and  is 
quite  a  shipping  point. 

Baxter  S  R,  agl  implts 

CALL  C  C,  harness  and  caddie  maker 

CTJRTK  HOUSE,  J  B  Hutch  propr 

DAYTON  HOTEL,  J  B  Riley  propr 

EFTNS  BROS,  groceries,  etc 

Hi  llCQ<TON  &  MORSE,  blacksmiths 

niul  wagonmakers 
HILL  F  A  drugs,  cigars  and  stationery 
HILL  MRS  MARY,  millinery 
HUTCH  J  B,  propr  Curtis  House 
LOOAN  &  HASH,  livery,    and  hack 

from  St  Joe  to  Dayton 
Moiynriedpe  S,  barber 
MUTCEDLEP.  a,  wagonmaker  andblack 

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DAYTON,  OREGON. 


Democrat  Gulch, 

JOSEPHINE   COUNTY. 
Leonard  Lawrence,  gen  mdse 


De  Schute's  Bridge, 

WASCO    COUNTY. 
Shearer  Jos,  gen  mdse 


De  Schute's  Ferry, 

WASCO   COUNTY. 
Allen  W,  groceries  and  liquors 


Dexter, 

LANE  COUNTY. 

Backus  Joseph,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Devino  R  J,  painter    

HANDSAKER  SAMUEL,  dry  good% 
clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  medicines, 
tinware,  etc,  and  postmaster 

Painter  John,  grist  mill 

Wilson  W  E,  sawmill 


Dllley, 

WASHINGTON     COUNTY. 

Aplin  J  P,  flour  mill  and  grain  dealer 
Boyd  M,  coal 


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ALPIIARBTICAIiLT. 


Hallett  J  L,  R  R  aupt 

Hyde  E,  wood 

JOHNS  GEO  S,  postmaster  and  nurs 

ery 
McLeod  A  L,  insurance  agt 
McLeod  Wm,  gen  mdse  and  gen  frt  agt 
Scoggin  T  &  Wm,  stock  raiser 
Scoggin    W    G,  blacksmith    and    land 

broker 
Smith  T  M,  fancy  goods 
Todd  T  P,  graiu  dealer 


Dixie, 

POLK  COUNTT. 

Lucas  T  H,  wagonmaker 
Tatum  &  Fox,  gen  mdse 


Drain, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

AnlanflT  Herman,  saloon 
Drpin  &  Co,  gen  mdse  , 

rii^h  B  B,  blacksmith 
Hickothier  A,  shoemaker 
Krewson,  Gardner  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Kuykendill  W,  physician 
Mnlvaney  &  Bemis,  sawmill 
Perkins  &  Son,  varieties 
Sherrell  A,  hotel 
Stryker  D  S,  drugs  and  groceries 


Dufur, 

WASCO   COUNTY. 


WILLIAMS  C  D,  gen 

public  and  postmaster 


mdse,  notary 


Eagle  Creek, 

CLACKAMAS   COUNTY. 

Burhardt  &  Witzig,  gen  mdse 

Devine  &  Gard,  painters 

Elliott  J  \V,  sawmill 

Elsander  H  W,  banker 

Ram  J  T,  bootmaker 

Wilbern  H,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Eagle  Point, 

JACKSON    COUNTV. 

Baker  R  L,  physician 

Brown  R  H,  gen  mdse 

Buck  J  M,  physician 

Daley  A  J,  sawmill 

IHIiOW  B&OS,  gen  mdse ;  postmaster 

Pinkham  L,  justice  of  the  peac« 

Pool  A,  blacksmith 

Purdin  M,  blacksmith 

ii:imon  P,  hotel 


East  Portland, 

MULTNOUAn   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  east  bank  of  the  Willamette 
river,  directly  opposite  Portland,  the 
metropolis  of  the  Pacific  Northwest, 
with  which  it  is  connected  by  steam 
ferry,  and  has  a  population  of  ),000. 
It  is  the  northern  terminus  of  the  Ore- 
gon and  California  Railroad,  and  is  the 
site  of  the  State  asylum  for  the  insane. 
The  country  immediately  to  the  east  of 
it  is  perfectly  beautiful  at  nearly  all 
seasons  of  the  year,  while  the  soil  is  of 
exhaustless  fertility.  Its  public  schools 
are  very  good,  while  its  jirivate  resi- 
dences and  places  of  divine  worship 
are  neat  and  tastily  built. 

Angell  H  S,  physician 

Barman  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Barnard,  O  M,  harness  and  saddles 

Bode  Frank,  grocer 

Breyer  August,  furniture 

Brigham  D  C,  jeweler 

Bullock  S,  sign  painter 

Burdin  &  Clurk,  undertakers,  I  b3t  4th 

and  5th 
BTJRDIN   E   W,  carpenter   and  con- 
tractor, I  bet  4th  and  5th,  res  cor  G 

and  9th 
Carlyle  Hattie,  candies,  4th 
CHARLTON  MRS  C,  physician,  J  bet 

3d  and  4th 
Clarke  &  Burdin,  undertakers 
Coley  H  C,  druggist  and  physician,  4th 
Celey  H  C,  physician 
Couti  1  W  F,  groceries 
COULTER  J  M,  groceries  and  cooper- 
age 
Culbertsnn  T,  rastaurant 
Dalton  Wm,  hardware,  oils,  etc,  4th 
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Dennison  J  N,  pastor  M  E  Church 
DOTJI),  NEWELL  &  CO,  gen  mdse. 

4th 
Elliotu  Mra  C,  groceries 
Fay  John,  saloon.  Water  and  L 
Files  J  C,  saloon,  Wutor  and  L 
Frush  Mrs  A  £,  bearding 
George  M  C,  atty  at  law 
GILLESPIE    R   L,  hairdrassing  and 

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Gordon  W  8,  stoves  and  tinware,  4th 
Gritiiiiger  Theodore,  pinning  mill 
Hawthorne  Z  C,  physician  and  supt  of 

Oregon  State  Insane  Asylum 
Hill  Bros,  livery,  feed  and  tale  stable,  I 

and  6th 
Hon  G  W,  restaurant,  Water  and  L 
Hutchinson  B  F,  physician 


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ALraAIWnOAU.T. 


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Hyde  Fre ',  barber,  4th 

Josephi  S  £,  physician 

Kadderly  J  J,  stoves  and  tinware,  4th 

Kirk  A  L,  constable,  4th 

KERNS  &  OOX,  books  and  stationery 

KERNS  &  COX,  cigars,  tobacco,  sta- 
tionery, etc 

KERNS  WILBUR,  postmaster 

Kitchen  J  M,  physician 

Krotz  &  Humble,  brewery 

KROETZ  JOHN,  propr  Humboldt 
Brewery 

Levy  Saml,  wrn  mdse 

Listman  &  MuUer,  furniture 

Logan  F  L,  livery,  feed  and  sale  stable,  "^j 

Lope  Adam,  liquors 

Lucas  Mr3  J  T,  dressmaking 

Manning  Mrs  C,  groceries,  books  and 
stationery 

Martin  H,  hotel 

Matlock  &  Kirk,  real  estate,  collector 
and  insurance  agt,  4th 

Matlock  T  J,  justice  of  peace,  real  estate 
and  insurance  tbut,  4th 

McGrew  Jas,  blacksmith 

McGuire  &  Beard,  pubs  "The  Vindica- 
tor "  and  job  printing 

Neppach  &  Sons,  meat  market,  4th 

Nottage  G  £,  physician 

Fape  B,  blacksmith,  4th 

I'arker  J  B,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
mrker,  4th  . 

Payne  Frank,  fonndiy 

POWELL  JAMES,  livery  stable 

PRETTTMAN.  CREITZ  &  CO,  real 

estate  agents.  I  near  4th 

Prettvinan  W  t),  notary  public 

RAITERTY  BROS,  druggists.  J  bet 
3d  and  4tii 

Kiifferty  C  H,  physician  and  surgeon 

BlLEx  M,  shoemaker,  4th 

Kobinson  &  Snyers,  saloon 

Itobitison  Thos,  drugs 

Ross  &  Welch,  drugs 

Boyal  W  ^V,  physician 

Ru83  H  M,  dentist,  photographer,  I 

Russ  Mrs  M  A,  millinery  and  varieties 

Snyers  Geo,  liquors 

Sheldim  Kirk,  hardware 

Shrogren  H,  blacksmith 

Smoer  8,  restaurant 

Smith  C  B,  physician 

Smith  Mrd  S,  physician 

Smith  S,  physician 

Smith  Win  8,  gen  mdse,  cor  I  and  4th 

Struba  Gus,  muat  market 

Sylvester  B,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Tackmier  Wm,  cooper 

Thayer  C,  atty  at  law 

Thayer  W  W,  governor 

TWIO  ROBT,  meat  market,  4tb  and  L 

Yerhag  Futher,  Catholic  priest 


Wade  h  Bradley,  butcher* 

Walders  Ulrich,  Itakery 

Went  Mary,  confectionery 

Went  John,  liquors 

West  T  B,  gen  mdse,  cor  4th  and  L 

Wheeler  C  H,  meat  market,  4th 

WHEELER    &   FAFE,   bakery  and 

groceries 
Wolff  John,  shoemaker 
Woodward  T,  attorney  at  law, 


THE  VINDICATOR. 

^Publighed  every  Saturday  by 

w.  w.  m'uitike.  e.  c.  bbard. 

McUUIBE  &  BEABD, 

EAST  PORTLAND,     -     -     -      OBEGOK. 

Per  Tear,  In  advance,      •        •£  50 
Foar  Wuekii,  by  Carrier,   -    SfiSvts.. 

JOB  PRINTIXC. 


El  Dorado, 


BAKER  COUNTY. 
Stephenson  Thos,  gen'mdse 


Elk  Flat, 

UNION   COUNTY. 

Tucker  J  M,  postmaster  and  justice  of 
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DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

Baker  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Baker  C  W,  carpenter 

BecKley  Heniy,  prest  Elkton  Milling  Co 

Beckley  Jas  W,  notel 

Beckley  Levi,  road  supervisor 

Beckley  Simpson,  notary  public  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace 

Blake  Wilson,  miller 

Elkton  Milling  Co,  saw  and  flouring 
mills 

EMERY  J  B,  postmaster 

Roberts  J  S,  carpenter 

Stork  Mrs  J  M,  dressmaker 

Taylor  A  P,  carpenter 


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ALrRABBTIOAiiLT. 


Ellensburg, 

OOaBY  COUNTY, 

Is  a  county  seat,  situated  near  the  ocean 
on  Rogue  river,  and  is  reached  by  sail 
ing  vessels  from  San  Francisco,  350  miles 
distant.  It  is  surrounded  by  fine  graz- 
ing and  mineral  lands  and  the  scenery  of 
the  high  chain  of  mountains  is  pictur 
esque  and  grand, 

Colvin  H,  blacksmith 
Culver  D  J,  county  assessor 
Cunningham  T,  coroner 
Gauntlett  J  H,  hotel 
Gibson  M  B,  county  treasurer  and  shoe- 
maker 
Gillespie  A  M,  county  supt  of  schools 
Hazard  S  H,  dist  atty 
HoweL,  blacksmith 
Hume  K  D,  cannery 
Moore  A  H,  sheriff 
•Saunderi?  Jno,  flour  mills 
Sutton  W,  county  clerk 
Strahan  H,  hotel  i 

Walker  J  G  &  Co,  saloon 
Watson  J  F,  dist  judge 
Woodruff  D,  county  judge 


Empire  City, 

coos   COUNTY, 

Is  on  Coos  Bay,  a  fine  harbor  for  lisht 
draft  steamers,  420  miles  north  of  San 
Francisco,  and  is  reached  by  steamship, 
It  is  in  a  heavily  timbeied  region  though 
some  farming  and  stock  raising  is  carried 
on.  It  promises  also  to  be  a  grod  miner- 
al section.  It  is  also  i  55  miles  south- 
west of  Salem. 


Aiken  A  G,  sheriff  and  dist  attorney 

Camman  H,  gen  mdse 

Campbell  Jno,  hotel 

Getty  R  H,  livery 

Hazard  &  Hamilton,  attys 

Jackson  W,  hotel 

Knowles  &  Floyd,  saloon 

Lane  Jno,  county  assessor 

Lockhnrt  Wm,  hotel 

Luse  H  H,  sawmill  and  gen  mdse 

Mackey  T  C,  coroner  and  physician 

3foore  J  F,  county  supt  of  schools 

Morse  David  Jr,  gen  mdse 

Nosier  J  H,  county  judge 

Reichart  R,  saloon 

Riley  Jas  R,  saloon 

SGEuiTTEB  FRED,  postmnster  and 
agent  for  Areata,  Gussie  and  Telfair 
steamers  to  San  Francisco,  Cal 

Sengstacken  H,  druggists 

fipragne  E  W,  saloon 


Stanff  A  C,  county  clerk 
Watson  J  F,  dist  judge 
Whitney  H  T,  meat  market 
Winchojter  F,  hotel 


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'     BENTON   COUNTY. 
Brooks  Justus,  warehouse 

Eola, 

POLK    COUNTY. 

Grubbs  Geo,  blacksmith 
Hayde    H,  wagon  maker 
Myer  G  W,  gen  mdse 
Wood  D,  saloon 

Eugene  City, 

LANE   COUNTY. 

Abrams  Bros,  sash  and  door  factory 

Arzberzer  Geo,  b  irhor 

ASTO&  HOUSE,  Chas  Baker  propr 

Babh  A  J,  real  estate 

BAKER  CHAS,proprietor  Astor  House 

Bansch  P,  bootmaker 

Bellew  A,  livery 

BRIGHT  J  L,  painter 

Brown  J.  notary  public 

CALLISON  R  0,  books  and  stationey, 

groceries    and  county  superintendent 

of  schools 
CAMPBELL    BROS,  proprietors    Eu- 
gene City  Guard  ♦ 
Chapman  E  F,  gun  and  locksmith 
Cherry  D  &  Bro,  furniture 
Christman  &  Blatchley,  transfer 
COMEGYS  J  J,  tailor 
Cooper  G  M,  broker 
Crain  Bros,  watchmakers,  jewelers  and 

music  dealers 
Crouch  &  Brown,  foundry  and  machine 

shop 
Davies  L  M,  dentist 
OORRIP  lENJ  F.  stoves,  tinware  and 

house  turnishiug  goods 
Dorris  Geo  B,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
Driver  J  D,  minister  *  ■ 

Dunn  F  B,  gen  mdsa 
Durant  W,  meat  market 
Eakin  S  B,  sheriff 
ELLSWORT.TI  &  CO,  drugs 
Eugene  City  Flouring  Mills 

EUGENE  CITT  GUARD,  Campbell 

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EUGENE  CUT  TRANSFER  CO,E 

J  McClanahan  proprietor 
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Fitch  C  W,  atty  at  law 

Friendly  S  H,  gen  mdse 

Gill  J  P  &  Co,  druggists 

Gray  J  G,  county  treasurer 

OAJTSON  J  W,  tailor 

HATS  K  B,  saloon 

Henderson  J  H  D,  minister 

Hendricks  T  6,  gen  mdse 

HODES  G.  saloon 

HOVEY  &  HUMPHREY,  bankers; 
assignees  of  George  Humphrey;  insur- 
ance &nd  general  agents 

Horn  G  M,  gunsmith 

Hunt  A,  boots  and  shoes 

Hyman  I>,  varieties 

Jackson  A,  photographer 

Jackson  Mrs  M  M,  millinery 

JAMES  B  H.  stoves  and  tinware 

Johnson  C  F,  restaurant 

Killingsworth  J,  bakery  and  grocery 

Kinsey  Jno,  wagons  and  carriages 

KNOX  HOBACE,  attorney  at  law  and 

city  recorder 
Lane   County  Mercantile    Association, 

gen  mdse;  J  H  McClung  manager 
LUGKEY  J  S,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Lynch  A,  groceries 
Marx  C,  barber 
McCain  J  S,  minister 
McCLANAHAN  E  J.  Eugene  Trans 

fer  Co 
McClaren  Jas,  liquors 
McFarland  &  Bryson,millinery  and  dress 

makers 
McPherson  B,  county  assessor 
Miller  &  McCornach,  meat  market 
MISEB  S  W,  harness  and  saddles 
Nicklin  A  J,  physician 
"OBEGON  STATE  JOTJBNAL,"  Geo 

S  Kiticaid  propr 
OSBUBN  &  CO,  druggists 
Osborne  VVm,  physician  , 

Ousley  Dr,  physician 
Patterson  A  8,  postmaster,   books  and 

stationery 
Patterson  A  W,  physiciai) 
Pennington  Mrs  B  0,  dressmaker 
Pennington  B  C,  meat  market 
Perkins  H  C,  county  surveyor 
PETEBS    A    V    (general  merchandise 

and  W  U  Tele^,  ^-^  ..  operator 
Preston  VVm,  harness  and  saddles 
Rankin  Miss  A  C,  fancy  goods 
BEAM  J  B,  undertaker 

BENFBEW  MBS  A,  St  Charles  Res- 
taurant 
BHINEHABT  J  B,  painter 
Robinson  ft  Church,  hardware 
B0BI5S0N  B  M,  cigars,  tobacco,  oys- 
ters and  manufacturer  of  candies  and 
ice  cream 
Rosenblatt  S,  cisrars  aud  tobacco 
BOSENBLATT  S  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise 


Sharpels  Dr,  physician 

Shelton  &  Harris,  physicians 

Shields  J  C,  physician 

Sloan  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Steinheiser  S,  cigars 

Stevens  M,  variety  store 

Thompson  &  Beau,  attys  at  law,   insnr- 

ance  agts  and  notaries 
TITUS  S  M,  livery,  feed  and  sale  stable 
Townsin  Wm  H,  bootmaker 
Underwood  Bros,  agts  Wells,  Fargo  ft 

Co's  express 
Van  Houten  B  C,  insurance  agt 
Vogel  Jos,  bakery 
WALTON  JOSHUA  J,  county  judge, 

attorney  at  law  and  insurance  agent 
Ware  Joel,  county  clerk 
Warshauer  S,  dry  goods 
Wilkins  F  M,  druggist 
Winters      A,  photographer 
Wooley  0  A,  pastor  Presb'y  church 
Withrow  Mrs  M  A,  dressmaker 

Fair  Grounds, 

MARION    COUNTS. 
Gies  Chas,  saloon 


Fair  Oaks, 

DOUGLAS   COUNTT. 
Sutherlin  S,  gen  mdse 


Fairfield, 

MARION    COUNTr. 
I  Breyman  E  A  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Fern  Hill, 

CLATSOP   COUNTY. 
Dennis  H  T,  postmaster 


Forest  Grove, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY, 

Is  27  miles  from  Portland,  on  the  West 
Side  R  R,  and  has  a  population  of  300, 
which  for  some  reason  does  not  increase 
very  rapidly.  It  has  a  pleasant  locu- 
tion and  is  backed  by  a  very  productive 
agricultural  district,  which  brings  it  in- 
to prominent  notice  by  its  largo  ship- 
ments of  cereals  and  other  products.  It 
is  the  site  of  the  Pacific  University  and 
Tualitin  Academy,  classical  and  mili- 
tary institutions. 

Barrett  H  L,  gen  mdse 


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Boot  J  G,  hardware 
BOWIBT  W,  physician 
CLOW  J  H,  variety  store 

FOREST  OBOVE  HOTEL,  Mm 


Sloan,  propr 

HiUfPTON  A 


H,   propr     Hampton 


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HAMPTON  HOUSE,  A  H    Hampton 

proprietor 
Harper  &  Walker,  boots  and  shoes 
HUlMAN  A,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Hoxter  W  D,  gen  mdse 
Hudson  W  S,  macksmith 
Hughes  S,  hardware  and  farmers  implo' 

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Hyde  H  O,  gen  mdse 
MEYE&  I,  druggist  ond  real  estate 
Pacitic  University,  J  W  Marsh  prin 
SAPPmOTON  &  CO,  meat  market 
Sheane  K,  photographer 
SLOAN  HBS  C.  propr  Forest   Grove 

Hotel 
SMITH  &  BXTKTON,    furniture   and 

undertakers 
Williams  John,  meat  market 
Wills  K  P,  gen  mdse 


Franklin, 

LANE  COUNTY. 

Bryant  Geo,  hotel 
Burgess  H  F,  gen  mdse 
Dent  H,  hotel 
Smith  Daniel,  livery  stable 
Thomas  G,  blacksmith 


Galesville, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

Chrisman  Richard,  blacksmith 
Levens  D  A,  gen  mdse 
Levens  Wui,  notel 
Newman  J,  blacksmith 


Gardiner, 

DOUULAS    COUNTY. 

Brown  L  F,  drugs 

Buchard  E  A,  gen  mdse 

Dan  D  F,  saloon  , 

Grills  Mrs  M,  varieties 

Hinsdale  G  S  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  saw 

mill 
Knownholm  J  J,  hotel 
McGee  W  D,  hotel 
Beid  k  Nelson,  saloon, 
Simpson  A  M  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Varrelmaa  F,  saloon 


Oaston, 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY. 


Brock  Geo,  hotel 

Campbell  W  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

in  mdse 
postmaster 


Raymond  Bros,  gen 

BAYMONSCH, 


Oervais, 

MARION  COUNTY. 

Brown  S  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Cooley  J  H,  livery 

Coolidge  A,  sawmill 

Coulter  J  L,  gen  mdse 

Crete  Isaac,  snoemaker 

Cusick  W  A,  physician 

Egan  W  H,  te?cher 

Goodman  N,  gea  mdse 

Hair  Mrs  J  T,  hotel 

Henderson  T  H  Rev,  pastor  Methodist 

church 
Kaneiiisky  M,  gen  mdse 
Keppinger  B,  slioemaker 
Knessel  Wm,  tinner 
Matt  Joe,  saloon 
Mitchell  I,  gen  mdse 
Mitchell  M,  cigars  and  postmaster 
Nathman  ft  Nichels,  blacksmiths 
Segnin  Louis,  saloon 
Smith  J  \V,  grocer 
Stevens  B  P,  painter 
Stewart  P  G,  jeweler 
Sullins  J  J,  saloon 
Sutter  E  0,  drugs 
Taylor  J  D,  saddler 
Taylor  &  Karster,  meat  market 
Thibendeau  0,  saloon 
Thrall  J,  wagonmaker  ' 

Vronman  J  B,  carpenter 
White  Mrs,  milliner 
WUliams  J  S,  agt  0  ft  C  R  R 


M.  MITCHELL, 

Dealer  in 

Tobacco,    Cigars, 

BOOKS, 

Stationery,  Sheet  Music, 

Periodicals,  etc. 

Oervais,  Oregon. 


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Olad  Tidings, 

CLACKAMAS  C0UNT7. 
SteTenB  Lovell,  blacksmith 


Olencoe, 


WASHINGTON   COUNTY, 

Brada  James,  hotel 

Connell  Wm,  blacksmith 

Fowler  J  J,  gen  mdse 

Johnson  Wm  B,  suloon 

Muki  C  W  ft  Biley,  flouring  mill 


Goshen, 

LANE  COUNTY. 

Hunsacker  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Matlock  Bros,  gen  mdse 


Grand  Sonde, 

POLK  COUNTY. 
Litchfield  G  C,  gen  mdsa    , ' 


Granite, 


GRANT    COUNTY. 
Taber  — ,  gen  mdse 


Greenville, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 

Huds3n  C  H,  wagonmaker 
Inglos  B  B,  blacksmith 
Mnnni'iK  ft  Russell,  siiwmill 

FIERCE  &  MOOBE,  gen  mdso 


Grove  Spring, 

BAKER  COUNTY. 

EMMONS  W  B,  postmaster 
<>luiiu  W  8,  gen  mdse 
Tilaou  J  T,  notary  public 


Halsey, 

LINN    COUNTY, 


Is  a  station  and  postoffice  on  the  0. 
C.  R.  R.,  98  miles  south  of  Portland, 
prettily   located  and  commands  a   fair 
trade  with    the   adjacent   country.    It 
depends  on  agriculture. 


Allen  B  H.  blacksmith 
Barton  Mias  Sarah,  milliner 
Bassett  ft  AUingham,  planing  mill 
BlackTJ,  man  Halsey  Store  and  Ware- 
house Co 
Bkiaine  liouis,  hairdresser 
Cliue  C*  A,  blacksmith 
Crawford  Tames,  harness  maker 
Francis  W  W,  bootmaker, 
Grebb  L,  groceries 
Halsey  Hotel,  H  Penlan  propr 
Halsey  Store  and  Warehouse  Co,  T  J 

Black  man,  gen  mdse  and  storage 
Hayes  8  8,  druggist 
Hughbanks  Mrs  M,  millinery 
Kooutz  M  V,  gen  mdse,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 

and  postmaster 
McFarlaud  \V  H,  stoves  and  tinware 
Moore  B  F,  wagonmaker 
Pearl  J  A,  meat  mnrket 
Penlund  H,  propr  Halsey  hotel 
Rector  James,  furniture 
Smith  W  P,  drugs,  books  and  stationery 
Starr  P  T,  stoves  and  tinware 
Thompson  Jacob,  livery  stable 
Thompson  J  H,  agt  0  ft  C  R  R  Co  and 

W  U  Tel  Co 
Thompson  J  ft  Sons,  gen  mdse 


Harrisburgh, 

LINN   COUNTY, 

Situated  on  the  O  ft  N  R  R,  106  miles 
from  Portland.  It  is  a  rich  agricultural 
section.  It  has  no  manufactories.  A 
weekly  paper,  the  "Review,"  has  just 
been  issued.  It  contains  one  hotel,  and 
several  general  business,  houses.  It  has 
a  good  select  school.  It  contains  about 
5(X)  inhabitants 

Allison  J  M,  propr  •'  Review  " 

ALPHA  HOUSE,  J  F  Fronk,  propr 

BBAMWELL  W  J,  harness  and  sad- 
dles 

Brandenburg  G  W,  watchmaker,  jeweler 
and  eg  graver 

BBOWN  LOUIS,  liquors 

Canter  A  T,  carpenter 

CBAW-FOBD  J  Q,  photographer  and 
job  printer 

Curtis  Misses,  millinery 

Davis  H  A,  physician 

Douglass  L,  p1ani:ig  mill,  carpenter 

Prisco  W  T,  carpenter 

Ferrier  Mrs  A  E,  millinery 

FBONK  J  F.  propr  Alpha  House 

"HABBISBUBan  BEVIEW."  J  M 

Allison  propr 
Hay  J,  carpenter 
Hendee  8  B,  agt  O  ft  C  R  R  and  W  U 

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Hendrex  J  F,  physician 

Holt  B  R,  livery,  feed  and  sale  stable 

Hyde  Marion,  meat  market 

I8HAH  G  W,  justice  o!^he  peace 

Linnean  Academy,  S  S  Train  prinl 

Martin  W  P,  carpenter 

MAY  &  SENDERS,  gen  mdse 

Mendenhall  W  F,  physician 

MORQAN  FRANK,  tuilor 
Morris  &  Cox,  blacksmiths 
Porter  0  T,  principal  public  school 
RAMPT  R  A,  druggist 
REAMS  HENRY,  furniture 
RILEY  JAMES*  barber,  notary  public 
SELLER  &  FALK,  gen  mdse 
SMITH  &  BRASFIELD,  gen   mdse, 

agt  of  VV,  F  &  Go's  express,  ins  agts, 

postmaster 
Smith  k  Briggs,  flouring  mills 
SMITH  DAMON,  druggists  ! 

Smith  J  H,  atty  at  law  ]  , 

Smith  W  B,  meat  market 
TALLEY  WM,  saloon 
Tandy  E  N,  atty  at  law 
THURSTON  LODGE  A  F  &  A  M, 

Sig  Falk  secty 
TOMPKINS  0  P,  stoves  and  tinware 
Williams  W  A,  physician 
Williams  Wm,  physician 
Wilman  P,  harness  maker 
Willoughby  R  L,  dentist 
Windom  8c  Scott,  carriage  maker 
WOODBTJRY  S   R.    blacksmith    and 

machinist 


J.  G.  CRAWFORD, 

Portrait  and  Landscape  Artist, 

HABBISBUBaH,  OHEQOIT. 

I  have  the  finest  colloction  of  Stcrcnssop'c  Views 

of  Oregron  Scenery  in  the  8tatc.    fimbtacing 

Views  of 

Columbia  Biver,  Willamette  Eiver, 

Santiam  River,  Oreron  City, 
Junction  City,  Soda  Springs,  Sodaville, 

Oregon  State  Penitentiary, 
Salem,  Albany,  Ijebenon,  Harriaburg,  &c. 

Heppner, 

UMATUr.A.  COUNTY. 

Dennis  &  Hewison,  fioar  mill 
Gilmore  J  W,  hotel 
Hallock  O  H,  drugs 
Hayden  D  M,  blacksmith 
Heppner  Henry,  gen  mdse 
Kathan  W,  saloon  ^ 

Kirk  Bros,  saddlers 


Leizer  W  J,   tinware 

McGovem  &  Lichtenthal.  shocmakeri 

Maddock  &,  Bishop,  gen  mdso 

Matteson  &  Bro,  saloon 

Morrow  &  Son,  gen  mdso   \ 

Shobe  A  J,  drugs 

Stephenson  A  J,  brewery 

Swaggart  G  W,  saloon 

Warren  Wm,  dry  goods  and  millinery 


Highland/ 

CLACKAMAS   COUNTY. 

Tarwood  D  &  Son,  gen  mdsa 
Wallace  G,  gen  mdsa  and  postmaster 


Hillsborough, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY, 

Is  distant  from  Portland  20  miles,  and 
is  situated  on  the  Oregon  Central  R.  R. 
It  is  the  county  seat,  has  a  nice  Court 
House,  several  places  of  business,  a  weekly 
newspaper,  the  "Independent,"  and  a 
population  of  500.  It  is  very  pleasantly 
located,  and  the  County  Agricultural 
Association  hold  their  fairs  here  each 
year.  The  county  is  one  of  the  best  in 
the  State. 


AXTELL  G  W,  painter,  office  Dreery 

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ARCHBOLD  A  C,  gen  mdse 
Bailey  F  A,  physician 
Boyce  A  Y,  dentist 

BROWN  E  M<  druggist  and  physician 
BROWN  MARY  A,  postmistress 
Cave  R,  hardware 

DAVIS  T  W,  carpenter  and  builder 
DUNCAN  E,  propr  Tuallatin  House 
FINNEY    A,   blacksmith,    plow    and 

wafjomnaker 
GREENE  E  C.  barber 
HallJ  C,  county  surveyor 
Hehrung  H,  furniture 
Hord  G  L,  physician 
Lambkins  S,  tinware 
LAUGHLIN  C,  livery 
Luelling  A  W,  county  clerk 
Mathews  J  B,  sheriff 
McKenney  C,  saloon 
McKINNEYCV,  livery 
MTr.T.T.R  &  McDONAU).  blacksmiths 

and  wagonmakers 
MORGAN  J  W,  deputy  county  clerk 
Orth  John,  shoemaker 
PIO  G  H,  boots  and  shoes 

PITTENGER  W  D,  gen  mdse  and 

county  treasurer 
SEGERS  &  "ELEJJOtQ,  meat  market 


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SMITH  MAS  C  B,  proprietress  Wash 

injzton  Hotel 
Smith  W  K,  county  judge 
SOXJTHWORTH  P  B,  cigars  and  to 

bacco 
Stagg  Thos  H,  harness  and  saddles 
Strusscr  L,  saloon 
Taylor  O  W,  harness  and  saddles 
Tongues  T  H,  attorney 
Tozier  C  T.  county  assessor 
TUALITIN       HOUSE,     E     Duncan 

propr 

"WASHINGTON  COTJNTT  INDE 

PENDENT,"  H  B  Luce  editor 
WASHINGTON  HOTEL,  Mrs  0  B 

Smith  propr 
WILEY  R  E,  saloon,  Main 
Williams  L,  groceries 


Hood  River, 

WASCO    COUNTY. 

Adams  W  L,  drug  store  and  hotel 

Barrett  P  G,  physician 

CLtrk  Newton,  justice  of  the  peace 

Lacky  Nelson,  blacksmith 

Neal  John,  sawmill 

Rogers  &  8ons,  flouring  mill       ,"'"\ 

Smith  £  L,  gen  mdse 

Smith  Lyman,  sawmill 

STRONAHAN  ADELIA  A,  postmis 

tress 
Stronohan  O  L,  architect  and  builder 


Howard/ 

WASCO  COUNTY. 

Blevins  P,  brewer 
Corum  Henry,  saloon 
Howard  John,  sawmill 
Miller  L  W,  blacksmith 
Scott  Wm,  hotel 
Thompson  A  F,  shoemaker 
Vauetta  B  F,  gen  mdse 


Hubbard, 

MARION   COUNTY. 

Ashcraft  John,  blacksmith 

Friad  M,  gen  mdse 

Fry  S  W,  jewelry 

OLEASON  a  o,  gen  mdse  and  post- 

master 
Gray  A,  gen  mdse 
Huush  J  H,  physician 
How  8  T,  dentist 
James  Thomas,  hotel 
Moshbcrger — ,  blacksmith 
Steinbayer  John,  blacksmith 
Taylor  Geo,  saloon 
W  iley  S,  bootmaker 
Wooley  A,  shoemaker 
Wongerman  G,  harnessmaker 


Humboldt, 

BAKER   COUNTY. 

Beers  R,  gen  mdse 
Blair  J,  liTacksmith 
Copeland  &  Williams,  gen  mdse 


Independence, 

POLK   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  line  of  the  O.  and  C.  R.  R.,  87 
miles  from  Portland,  and  also  on  the 
Willamette.  It  is  a  growing,  well-built 
town  of  700  inhabitants,  has  a  weekly 
newspaper,  and  is  the  shipping  point  for 
the  bulk  of  grain  produced  in  that  sec- 
tion of  the  county.  Its  business  men 
are  energetic,  enterprising  and  liberal; 
its  society  is  good,  and  its liealthful  fea- 
tures attractive. 


Howell  Prairie, 

MARION   COUNTY, 

It)  on  the  stage  road  leading  from  Salem, 
the  capital  of  the  State  and  county  seat, 
to  Silverton,  nine  miles  from  the  former 
place.  The  country  surrounding  it  is 
strictly  agricultural. 


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Stone  S  C,  physician 
Swarts  R  L,  lumber 


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Bians  H  C,  saloon 
Butler  H  J,  harness  and  saddles 
Carlyle  G,  barber 

CASE  G  W,  cigars,  tobacco  and 
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COOPER  &  JOHNSON,   saloon 

billiard  hall 
Cooper  J  S,  livery  and  feed  stable 
DAVIDSON  &  LEE,  physicians  and 

surgeons 
Deminc  A,  bootmaker 
DODDER  G  W,  tailor  and  repairing 
Graves  C  A,  hotel 
Hedge,  Burch  &  Co,  sawmill 
Henkle  E  "t,  barber 
HodginW  L,  postmaster 
IRVINE  J  P,  groceries 
Kennedy  &  Chishan,  wagonmakera 
Layton  P  D,  tinner 


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Leonard  &  Oriswold,  groceries 

LlJMitS  H  M,  furniture  and  undertaker 

MATHEWS  JOSEPH,  propr    Revere 

Houae 
Moloney  &  Wheeler,  blacksmith* 
Odulf  A,  gen  mdae 
Pipe*  M  L,  justice  of  the  peace 
Piper  W  G,  attorney 
Poppleton  Ezra,  gen  mdse 
REVERE  HOuSE,  Joseph    Mathews 

propr 
Riess  Bros  ft  Doudy,  XL  Flour   and 

Shingle  Mills 
Riess  Bros  ft  Whitoaker,  stoves,  tinware 

and  farm  implements 
Robertson  ft  Cooper,  drugs  and  jewelry 
Roberts  J  M,  dentist 
Rosendorf  ft  Hirschber,  gen  mdse 
Rowe  E,  wood  turning  mill 
Siniter  F  W  ft  F,  meat  market 
SLOPER  BROS,  grist  mill  and  ware- 
house 
SLOPER  C,  sawmill 
SLOPER  G  W  &  J  N,  livery  and  feed 

stable  ^^ 

SLOPER  ft  KELSO,  gen  mdse 
Smith  R  M,  drugs 
••  THE  RIVERSIDE,"  Quivey  ft  Wal- 

ler  publishers 
Vi  nduyn  ft  Smith,  gen  mdse 
WALLACE  W.  saloon 
Waller  £  C,  milliner 


Indian  Valley, 

UNION  COUNTY. 

Bennett  W,  stock  raiser 

Boly  M,  clergyman 

McKenney  C,  strloon 

Cummins  W,  stool'  raiser 

Elliott  R.  clersryman 

MORBIS  M  B,  postmaster  and  phys: 

cian 
Wagner  G  J,  sawmill 
Weaver  I  F,  clergyman 


Irving  Station. 

Basserman  J  E,  gen  mdse 

Conrad  A  J,  hotel 

Cunningham  0,  blacksmith  and  dealer 

in  agricnltural  implements 
KITCHEN  J  H,  druggist  and  post 

master 


Isabel, 

LANS  COUNTY. 
COLE  &  postmaster 


Island  City, 

UNION    COUNTY. 

Berry  J  M,  hotel 

Bussey  E  F,  blacksmith 

Cuirnes  ft  Sterling,  ilour  mill 

Carter  J  L,  drugs 

CuUen  ft  VViins,  spddlers 

Dorria  W  H,  tinware 

Frank  Bros,  agricultural  implements 

Goodiiough  Chas,  gen  mdse 

Harrison  W  A,  wagonmaker 

Lindsay  ft  Barnhart,  saloon 

Ryners.m  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Smith  F  K,  blacksmith 

Sommer,  Buer  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 


Jacksonville, 

JACKSON   COUNTY, 

Is  a  pretty  and  prosperous  town  in  the 
southern  part  of  the  State,  300  mden 
from  Portland  and  175  miles  from  Red- 
dins.  It  is  delightfully  situated  on 
Jackson  creek,  a  tributary  of  Rogue 
river,  and  is  the  chief  commercial  point. 
It  is  the  county  seat  and  has  daily  muils 
and  communication  with  Roseburg  and 
Redding  by  stages  of  the  0.  and  C  Coast 
Stage  Co.  There  arc  rich  silver  and 
gold  miues  in  the  immediate  vicinity, 
both  placer  and  quartz,  and  the  valley 
in  which  it  is  built  comprises  some  of 
the  finest  grazing  and  farming  lands  in 
the  State.  Its  schools  are  of  a  hi>(h 
ortler,  its  society  excellent  and  its  resi- 
dents congenial  and  hospitable.  The 
population  is  ubaut  800.  There  are  two 
papers  published  here,  the  "Oregon 
Sentinel  and  the  "  Democratic  Times, " 
both  ably  conducted  under  efficient 
mauagerd.  The  climate  is  very  fine  and 
the  sceuery  picturesque. 

Aiken  G  H,  physician 
Ankeney  A  P,  propr  Sterling  mine 
Antenrieth  E  H,  attorney 
BECKMAN  C  C,  bank  and  W,  F  ft  Go's 

exprf-^s  office 
Berry  1  VV,  millinery 
Bilger  Mrs  J,  stoves  and  tinware 
Breckenfield  F,  varieties 
Britt  Peter,  photographer 
BROOKS  E  C,  drugs  and  jewelry 
Bybee  Wm,  sheriff 
Cardwell  Misses  D  ft  M,  millinery 
Cardwell  J  A  ft  Son,  livery  and  feed 

stable 
Carter  J  L&  Son,  painters 
Coleman  C,  gen  mdse 
Danforth  L,  physician 


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ALPHAIinOALLr. 


Doy  Silas  J,  county  iudge 
'*D£MOCRATIO  TliXS,"  C  Nickell 

editor  and  propr 
Dillon  M,  saloon 
Douegan  Jno,  blacksmith 
Donegan  P,  blacksmith 
Dowell  B  V,  atty  at  law 
DRUM  J  groceries 
Elliott  G  W,  gen  mdse 
Feathers  D  U,  tailor  and  sawing  machine 

agent 
EICK  H,  meat  market 
FISHEa  &  GOHH.  gen  mdse 
Fisher  Newman,  gen  mJse  and  county 

treasurer 
Foudra^  E  D,  county  recorder 
Fou  Uin  J  D,  county  supt  schools 

FRANCO-AHEEIGAirHO  TEL,  Jane 

Uo.t  propridtreaa 

Oanung  L  G,  dressmaking 
Gmldanl  B  (J,  county  assessor 

OROB  ft  TTLRICU,  a  doon  and  bakery 

Uauna  H  K,  district  judge 

Hanna  S  P,  wagoumaker 

Uoflinan  Wm,  conveyancer,  notary  pub 
lie  and  stationery  "  ^ 

Howard  C  J,  county  surveyor 

HOWARD  J  S,  gen  mdse 

HOWARD   J   gf  ft   SON,  civil  engi- 
neers 

Hnifer  J  H,  justice  of  peace 

Jackson  W,  dentist 

JACKSON  VILLE  HOTEL,  O  M  Co- 
bum  propr.  Third 

JACOBS  £,  gen  mdse 

Jones  A  C,  lawyer  , 

Jones  S  P,  saloon 

Judge  H,  harness  and  saddles 

Kaluer  &  Bro,  drugs  and  books 

Kahler  C  W,  atty  at  law 

Kelly  H,  at)ty  at  law 

Kent  T  B,  notary  publio 

Kerewsky  G,  gen  mdse 

Krause  Frank,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

Kubli  K,  gen  mdse 

Langell  N,  boots  and  shoes 

Linn  D,  furniture 

Luy  D,  bootmaker 

Manning  J  W,  livery 

Marques  J,  groceries 

Mensor  H,  gen  mdse 

Mensor  Wm,  notions  and  fancy  goods 

MILLER  D  C,  blacksmith 

Miller  J,  guns  and  ammunition 

Miller  Max,  postmaster 

Myer  J,  wagonmaker 

Neil  J  R,  lawyer  and  dist  atty 

NOLAND  ft  McDANIEL,  saloon  and 
billiards 

Orth  John,  meat  market 

FAFE  H  saloon 

Plymale  W  J,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Prim  Mrs  P  P,  millinery 


HIJATIffS  BROS,  gen  mdse 
RIISUHARi)    F,     watchmaker    and 

jeweler 
ROSTEL   R  New  York  hairdreMing 

saloon 
Ryan  P  J,  sen  mdse 
Savage  C  W,  s.iloou 
SGHUMFF  0,  City  Barber  Shop  and 

Baths 
Schtttz  V,  brswery 
Solomon  L,  gen  mds3 

"THE    OREGON  KENTIHEL." 

Krause  &  Turner 
VROOMAN  M>  physician  and  surgeon 
WATTSON  E  B,  attorney  at  law  and 

county  ttlerk 
Weber  Henry,  shoemaker 
Witterer  Mrs  F,  Brewery 
WINJEN  ft  HELMS,  aaloon  and  bil. 

Hard  hall 
WOLTERS  JNO,  bakery 


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Jefferson, 

MARION  OOUNTT. 

Baum  S,  gen  mdse 
Brown  J  R,  drugs 
Hamilton  B  W  £  Son,  gen  mdse 
Hearn  Edward,  harness  and  saddlery 
Lynes  David,  moat  market 
Mott  A  B,  blacksmith 
Rigdon  8c  W^aterman,  lumbar 
ROLAND  C  B,  postmaster 
ROLAND  CB  ft  CO,  gen  mdss 
Rowland  J  W,  confectioner 
Tauzler  &  Son,  bootmakers 
Thomas,  Thompson  &  Co,  flour  mills 
Vaughn  Eli,  wagoumaker 
Walters  Ralph,  hotel 
Waters  Ralph,  hotel 


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BAKBR  COUNTY. 

BAXTER   J  R,  postmaster 
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Junction  City, 

LANE  COUNTY, 

Is  a  small  town  on  the  line  of  the  O. 
R.  R.,  110  miles  south  of  Portland. 
Trains  stop  here  for  dinner.  It  con- 
tains one  hotel,  kept  by  J.  H.  Berr^. 
A  good  farming  country  surrounds  it. 
Population  about  3u0. 


Baber  W  H,  gen  mdse 
Baughman  W  H,  livery  stable 
BeeM  J  M,  bootmaker  * 


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ALriUllltTIOALLT. 


Berry  J  H,  hotel 

Blow  Jnn,  bliiclcBmith 

Bramlenburg  0  S,  wutchmaker 

Bailor  J  J,  harness  nud  saddlery 

Cherry  Jos,  furniture 

Cleek  ft  Lewis,  moat  market 

Craig  Al,  liquors 

Craw  Geo  F,    agent  W,  F  ft  Co,  W  U 

Tel  Co  and  O  ft  C  R  R  and  notary  pub 

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Dreskil  Wm,  blacksmith 
Gilmore  N,  hotel 
Hanna  ft  Bro,  blacksmiths 
Henderson  E  H,  barber 
HOUSTON  J  E,  boarding  house 
Kratz  ft  Munch,  Houring  mills 
Kreutz  J  C,  bootmaker 
Lafferty  ft  Quinn,  groceries 
I^e  N  L,  physician 
Lee  W  C  4  Co,  drugs 
Milliom  F  A,  wagonmaker  and  notary 

public 
Mulhollnnd  R  M,  druggist 
Porter  ft  Parker,  editors  "  Republican  " 
Pritchard  D  T,  jeweler 
Queener  J  H,  dentist 
Salomon  L,  gen  mdae 
Starr  ft  Son,  stoves  and  tinware 
Sternberg,  Senders  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Thompson  T  O,  wagonmaker 
Williams  ft  Oriswofd,  liquors 
Wortman  ft  Sons,  gen  mdse 
Wright  J  W,  atty  at  law 


King's  Valley, 

BKNTON   COUNTY. 

Chambers  ft  CojCrist  mill 
CANNOR  &  CROSNO,  gen  mdse 
Maxtield  H  T,  harnessmaker 
Newman  ft  Son,  blacksmith 
Price  L  G,  blacksmith 


Klamath  Agency, 

LAKE  COUNTY. 
A  postoffloe. 

NICKERSON  L  M,  Indian  agent  and 
postmaster 


Knappa, 

CLATSOP  COUNTY. 
Knapp  A  J,  lumber  and  gen  mdse 


Kellogg, 

DOUGLAS   COUNTY. 
KELLOQO  A  B,  postmaster 


Kerby, 

JOSEPHINE   COUNTY. 
County  Seat. 


Adams  A  J,  county  supt         'i 

Bain  J  W,  blacksmith 

Cruse  Kate,  physician 

De  Lamater  N,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Floyd  T  F,  county  judge  and  postmaster 

Huges  James,  saloon 

Hughes  ft  Adams,  liquors 

Hughes  Charles,  county  clerk 

Kruse  C,  shoemaker  ' 

Lewis  J  P,  county  assessor 

Naucke  Wm,  gen  mdse  and  condty  treas 

Rider  M,  hotel 

Sifers  J  B,  miller 

Smith  J  M,  deputy  postmaster 

Taylor  J,  county  sheriff 

Trimble  James,  blacksmith 


Lafayeti 

YAMHILL   OOUN'.     , 

Is  located  on  the  Yamhill  river,  six 
miles  above  its  mouth,  and  is  distant 
from  Portland  via  Willamette  SO  miles. 
It  is  also  a  station  on  the  Oregon 
Central  Railroad,  has  a  population 
of  300  and  is  the  county  seat.  The 
country  surrounding  the  place  is  fertile, 
an<l  the  people  are  enterprising  and  in- 
telligent. It  has  a  weekly  newspaper 
and  contains  some  very  pleasant  homes, 
the  residence  and  grounds  of  A  R  Bur- 
bank,  Esq.,  being  a  two-storv  frame  and 
is  the  chief  feature  of  the  place  on  ac- 
count of  its  beauty.  The  society  is  good 
and  the  place  prosperous.  It  is  quite  a 
shipping  poiut. 

Anderson  G,  saloon 
BURBANK  A  R,  gen  mdM» 
Cal  breath  J  F,  physician 
Dixon  Mrs  L  A,  milliner 
Dunn  J,  blacksmith 
Eastabrook  C  L,  blacksmith 
ESSEX  HOTEL,  J  H  Olds  propr 
ORAZER  J,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Haney  J,  bootmaker 
Hubbard  J  E,  postmaster 
JOJONSON  H,  drugsrist 
"LAFATETTE  C9TTRIER,"  Snyder 

Bros  publishers 

MARTIN  F  B,  saloon 

Mattey  J  T,  meat  market 

NELSON  ft  BIRD,  general  merchan- 
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OLDS  J  H,  propr  Euex  Hotel 
Perkins  F,  barber 

BODERS_Et<lrugi 
SAMFSOllJ  X,  sawmill 
STABJl  A  M,  stoves  and  tinware 


La  Grande, 

UNION   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  in  the  Grande  Ronde  Valley 
on  the  river  of  that  name,  UO  miles  from 
Umiitillo,  on  the  Columbui.  The  spurs 
of  tlie  Blue  Mountains  which  surround 
the  city  are  full  of  majestic  grandeur 
and  the  altitude  of  the  place  is  so  great 
as  to  impart  vigor  to  the  system.  The 
country  surrounding  is  agricultural  and 
mineral,  stock-raising  proving  a  source 
of  great  revenue  and  employment  to  the 
inhabitants.  It  is  the  county  seat  and 
its  future  is  regarded  as  bright. 

Anson  H,  a,<  n  mdse 

Biggors  G  W,  physician 

Blue  Mountaia  House,  J  W  Dickey  pro- 
prietor 

Carter  J  L,  principal  Blue  Mountain 
University 

Chaplain  Danl,  receiver  U  S  land  office 

Churchill  C,  liquors 

Clark  J  P,  varieties 

Cramblit  &  Carter,  druggists 

Cramblit  Jno,  postmaster 

Curtis  J  L,  harnessmaker 

Dorris  Bros,  stoves  and  tinware 

Dwight  H  W,  register  U  S  land  office 

Foster  T  H,  market 

Kaller  &  Hall,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Hawley,  Dodd  &  Co,  agl  impts 

Hearing  D  B,  blacksmith 

Hendrix  T  C,  physician 

Hincs  H  K,  pub  "La  Grande  Gazette" 

Huntington  A  C,  furniture 

Johnson  — ,  hairdresser 

Ladd  Jno,  livery  stable 

"LA  GBANDE  GAZETTE"  H  K 

Hines  publisher 
Lebur  Wm,  physician 
McComas  E  8,  notary  pnblio 
Perkins  Jno,  cooper 
liobinson  Geo  W,  bootmaker 
Snodgrass  W  J,  gen  mdse,  sawmill  and 

flouring  mills 
Sommer  &  Baer,  gen  mdse 
Webb  G  W,  painter 


Lakeview, 

LAKE  COUNTY. 
Colwell  M,  gen  mdse 


Foster  A  J,  coantv  assessor 
Frankel  J,  gen  masa 
Hanks  J  L,  county  sheriff 
Hargardine,  Latta  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Hatton  K  B,  county  clerk 
Hopkins  M  D,  blacksmith 
Howard  Jos  W,  gen  mdse 
Jones  A  K,  hotel 
Mason  E  C,  county  judge 
IL'inKor  H  G,  drugs 
Snider  A  ft  C  U,  gen  mdse 
Snelling  V  L,  county  surveyor 
Vernon  T  B,  county  supt  of  schools 


Langell's  Valley, 

LAKE  COUNTY. 

FULLEBSON  J  T,  postmaster 

Hall  J  B,  physician 

Killgore  D,  stock  raiser 

Langell  A,  stock  raiser  and  blacksmith 

Latham, 

LANE  COUNTY. 

Comstock  J  J,  postmaster,   steam  saw- 
mill and  gen  mdse 
Sharp  J  H,  gen  mdse 

Comstock's  Planing  Mill 

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J.  X  COMSTOCK, 

Proprietor  I<.%THA]II  8AW  ]EII.1i, 

Latham,  Oregon. 

All  kinds  of 

SASH  DOORS  &   BLINDS, 

And  also  all  kinds  of  different  Mould- 
ings from  7  inches  down  to  1-4  inch. 


Lebanon, 


LINN  COUNTY, 

Is  12  miles  sontheast  of  Albany,  with 
which  it  has  dail^  communication  by 
stage.    Ite  population  is  about  400. 

Alison  A,  hotel 

Anderson  Miss  Loa,  school  teacher 

AITOBEWS  D,  postmaster 

Ballard  D  W,  physician 

Blick  Jno,  blacksmith 

Bode  R,  wagonmaker 

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ALPHABRIOAUiY. 


Burkhart  &  Bilyew,  livery  stable 
Clanghton  S  ^I,  harness  and  saddles 
Donaca  W  B,  groceries 
Ervin  A,  boots  and  shoes 
Faley  L,  druggist  and  physician 
Gilbert  Miss  Helen,  music  teacher 
Hape  J  U  P,  physician 
Harmon  Chas,  barber 
Herdy  G  E,  jewelry 
Houk  &  Son,  butchers    * 
Masshallder  J  C,  hotel  and  guns 
Masshalder  Miss  Mabaln,  milinery  and 

dressmaking 
Miller  F  M,  atty  at  law 
Montague  &  Cusick,  gen  mdse 
Nickerson  S  A,  sash,  doors  and  blinds 
PeterouB  A  H  &  Son,  Jewelry 
Powell  J  M,  druggist  and  physician 
Power  R  M,  hotel 
Salston  J  M  &  Co,  ^<'u  mdse 
Reed  W  H,  saloon 

Reel  A,  cabinetmaker  and  undertaker 
Whiting  Junius  F,  artistic  drawing,  or 

nament?  and  oil  paintings 
Smith  G  W,  tinsmith 
Wasaam  J,  Settle  &  Co,  grist  mill 


Leland, 

JOSEPHINE   COUNTY. 

BARENESS  H  D,  hotel,   feed  stable 

and  postmaster 
Hopkins  Jas,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Homer  J  C,  carpenter 
Nagel  y/m,  gen  mdse  a  .  i 

Pettengill  S  B,  gen  mdse         ,    ; 
Smith  H,  gen  mdse 


ta  Creek  House. 


H.  D.  HARKNESS,  Proprietor. 


LELAND, OREGON. 

HAT  AND  GRAIN  FOR  SALE. 


Lena, 

UMATILLA  COUNTY. 
Hinton  C  E,  blacksmith 


Lewisville, 

POLK  COUNTY, 

A  small  village  nine  miles  from  Dallas, 
the  county  seat.  It  has  a  population  of 
forty-five. 

Bogue  J  S,  hotel  and  livery 
MERWm  M,  postmaster 
SMITH   &  llEBWIN,  general   mer- 
chandise 
Staats  I,  justice  of  peace 
Warren  David,  blacksmith 


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Lincoln, 


POLK  COUNTY. 
Abrams  L,  gen  mdse 


Linkville, 

LAKE   COUNTY, 

Is  a  small  place  GO  miles  from  Ashland. 
It  has  tri-weekly  mails  by  stage.  A 
great  deal  of  stock,  is  raised  and  some 
mining  is  done. 

Baldwin  Geo,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
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Forbes  J  T,  liquors 

Nurse  Geo,  postmaster,  propr  hotel,  saw 
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Payne  Saml,  haruessmaker  and  photog- 
rapher 

Roberts  J  P,  notary  public 

Thatcher  &  Wordeu,  gen  mdse 


Little  Elk, 

BENTON   COUNTY. 

Derrick  Z,  harnessmaker 

EDDT  ISItA!£L  F,  postmaster,  justice 

of  the  peace  and  flouring  mills 
Hunt  Levi,  blacksmith 
Pippin  L  E,  cabinet  maker 


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LANE   COUNTY. 

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Elhnaker    B,     blacksmith    and   wagon 

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Ellmaker  Levi,  butcher 
Evans  Milton,  physician 
Evans  T,  lumber 
Jones  R,  cooper 

McCoy  J  F,  atty  and  claim  agent 
Noland  W  S,  wagonmaker 
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Oregon — Looking  Glass-McMlnnville. 


275 


ALPHABITIOALLT. 


Looking  Olass, 

DOUGLAS  OOUNTy. 

Cochran  Wm,  gen  mdsa 
Flook,  Wells  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Lucky  Queen, 

JOSEPHINE  OOUNTT. 

Abrahams  Sol,  mine  &  toll  road 
Niday  H  F,  gen  mdsa 


Malheur, 

BAKER   COUNTY. 
A  postoffice. 


Cohn,  Block  &  Co,  merchants 
Devereaux  J,  saloon 
Partlow  R  S,  merchant 
Richanlson  Mvry,  marchant 
SARGENT  B  E,  merchant  and  notary 
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Marion,     -  \ 

MARION   COUNTY. 

Johns  J  M,  gen  mdsa 

Odea  A  V  &  J  N,  geu  mdsa 

Siler  B  F,  hotel  and  grain  warehousa 

EXJTEERFORD  R  H,  po8tir:.dtQr 


Marshfield, 

coos   COUNTY, 

Is  a  postoffice,  4  miles    from  Lmpiro 
City. 

Bear  Jno,  saloon 

Chilson  B  F,  jewelry      ^ 

Cleaves  I  R,  jewelry 

Conuell  E  O,  hardware  and  tinware 

Doan  E  B  &  Co,  gen  mds?  and  sawmill 

Dcubner  W  C,  blacksmith 

Devine  T»  boot  and  shoemaker 

Eliot  VVm,  blacksmitli 

Ferry  &  Bailey,  hotel 

Golden  C  B,  physician  and  druggist 

Harman  J,  blacksmith 

Haywood  E,  saloon 

Holland  D,  meat  market 

Keuyon  Jno,  toys  and  notions 

Keragan  M,  hotel 

Lobree  A,  gen  mdse  and  sawmill 

Mark  F,  furniture 

McColgan  O,  blacksmith 

Nasbura;  &  Hirst,  gen  mdse 

Owen  T  G,  atty  at  law 

Reichart  Wm,  brewery  and  saloon 


deglin   &   Bennett,    pub    "Coos   Bay 

News" 
Seglin  J  M,  atty  at  law 
Smith  0  £,  dentist 
Stora  Jno,  saloon 
Timmerman  F,  maat  market 
Tower  C  W,  physician  and  surgeon 
Ward  &  Shingle,  saloon 
Webster  G,  atty  at  law 
Webster  W  G,  boots  and  shoes 
Werdea  Bros,  hotel 
Whitney  H  P,  maat  market 


McKenzie  Bridge, 

LANE   COUNTY. 

Foley  A  N,   physician  and  propr  Hot 

Springs 
Hill  H  T  &  Son,  hotel 
Powers  A  S,  mail  contractor 
RENFREW  F  C,  notary  public  and 

postmaster 
Sims  J  W,  blacksmith 
Wycoff  &  Settle,   propra  Hot  Sprir-^i 

(Belknap) 


McMinnville, 

YAMHILL   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  line  of  the  O;ogon  Central  Rail- 
road, about  5.3  miles  from  Portland.  It 
has  a  population  of  400,  supports  a  good 
new8pap3r.  tho  "Yamhill  Sep  i'ter," 
and  muiiitiuns  a  good  school  as  well  as 
other  eiitsrpriaes.  Its  residents  ars  gen- 
ial and  public-spirited,  and  it  contains 
some  V  ?y  nice  places  of  business  and 
private  residences. 

ADAMS  0  H  &  CO,  Nestucka  Sawmill, 
Lumbjrin  r  &  Manufacturing  Co. 

Bangfasser  G  &  Son,  gen  mdse 

B  >rnum  G  F,  carpanter 

Bettmm  L,  gen  mdse 

Booth  W  T,  blacksmith 

Brown  B  F,  boots  and  shoes 

Caswoll  J,  saloon 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  J  A  Grosn  propr 

Dielschaieder  A,  gen  mdse 

Dunzer  C,  furnituro 

Eccleston  E,  bootmaker 

Edans  H,  harness  and  saddles 

Feker  M,  s  iloon 

GARRISON  W  J,  meat  market 

GROSS  J  A,  propr  Central  Hotel 

Harding  E  X,  Tbootmaker 

HARDING  S  F,  attorney  and  notary 
public 

Hartman  Bros,  gen  mdse 

HENDERSON  W  G.  Uvery  and  feed 
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ALPUABCnCALLT. 


HODSON  A  H,  hardware  stoves  and 

tinware 
HoU  Wm,  watchmaker 
Howard  H  B,  painter 
Johnson  C  D,  blacksmith 
Manning  S  A,  tinware 
McOUIBE  J,  propr  McMinnville  Hotel 

MoMINNVILLE  HOTEL,  J  McGuire 
propr,  4th  and  B  sts 

MITCHELL  &  WARREN,  gen  mdse 

Nelson  R,  wagonmaker 

Nelson  k  Wafiace,  bakery 

RUSS  HOUSE,  Mrs  M  A  Wood  propr 

Sax  John  J,  flouring  mill 

Snellins;  G  V,  painter 

STMONS  C,  merchant  tailor 

Todd  R  H,  drugs 

Turner  Bros,  drugs 

Turner  D  H,  postmaster 

Vanatta  J  J,  city  marshal 

Wyndham  A  C,  baths  and  barber 

Young  S  A,  physician 


D.  H.  TURNER. 


W.  B.  TURNER. 


TTTBITEB  BBOS., 

DRUGGISTS  i  APOTHECARIES 


A  ful;.  line  of 


Drugs,   Patent   Medicines, 

Toilet  and  Fancy  Articles,  Combs,  Brushes, 

Soaps,  Spon^^es,  &c.,  constantly  on  hand 

at  lowest  prices  In  the  city. 

McMinnville,  Oregon. 


Mehamah) 

MARION    COUNTY. 
Morris  P,  gen'mdse 


Middleton, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 
Winter  John,  gen  mdse 


Miller's  Station, 

LINN    COUNTY. 

CROOKS  J  T,  postmaster 

Fisher  E  T  T.  surveyor 

Johnson  W,   justice  of  peace  and  agt  0 

&  C  R  R  Co 
Miller  Francis,  blacksmith 
Miller  I  D,  Grange  Warehouse 
Newman  H,  gen  mdse 


Milton, 

UMATILLA   COUNTY. 

Brown  W*S,  planing  mill  and  shmsrle 

mill 
Dustan  Jno,  livery  and  feed  stable 
OHOLSON  JNO  F,  deputy  postmaster 

and  variety  store,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

Yankee  notions,  eto 
Kreguer  H,  saloon 
Lewis  J,  saloon 
McDonald  J,  blacksmith 
Miller  Jno.  grist  mill 
Palmer  W  P,  phdtographer 
Richie  Bros,  meat  market  , 

Spencer  W  D,  blacksmith 
Weston  E  W,  physician 
Williamson  Jno  B,  gen  mdse      ,     < 
Wonnington  M  V  B,  gen  mdse 


Milwaukee, 

CLACKAMAS   COUNTY, 

Is  a  postoffice  on  the  O.  &  C.  R.  R., 
seven  miles  from  Portland.  It  was  once 
an  important  little  place,  but  is  now 
"much  the  worse  for  wear." 


Cahn  I  S,  gen  mdse 
Ware  Stephen,  blacksmith 


Mitchell, 

WASCO    COUNTY. 

Giles  &  McCoy,   sawmill 

Master^en  Geo,  blacksmith 

McCallum  H,  physician 

McCown  J,  gen  mdse 

SARGENT  I  N,  gen  mdae,   hotel   and 

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Mohawk, 

LANE   COUNTY. 
HOUSTON  F  B,  postmaster 

Molalla, 

CLACKAMAS   COUNTY. 

Collin  Geo,  saloon 

Mayer  Laramie,  gen  mdse 

Moody  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Renearson  F  B,  dru(,s  and  physician 

Sanford  Richard,  druss 

Stewart  Charles,  blacksmith 

Zeick  John,  blacksmith 


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Monmouth, 


POLK   COUNTY. 

Dawson  Wm,  drugs 
Gard  Mrs  Ruth,  hotel 
Hotz  Conrad,  grocer 
Kennedy  W  C,  blacksmith 
McNeil  J  H,  cigars,  etc 
Murphy  P  H,  shoemaker 
Messenger  Publishing  Co 
Waterhouse  W,  sashes  and  doors 


Monroe  City, 

BENTON      COUNTY. 

AFDf  J  L,  postmaster  and  druggist 

Bowcn  H,  blacksmith 

Gilbert  P,  wagonmaker 

Hay  &  Blood,  blacksmiths 

Howard  Mrs,  hotel 

Landerking  &  Son,  saloon 

Reader  Thos,  miller 

Starr  &  Lewis,  butchers 

Shafer  G  M,  saddler 

Sternberg  &  Senders,  gen  mdsa    .        ^ 

Wilhelm  A,  saloon 

Williams  Adam,  saloon 

Wortman  &  Son,  gen  mdso 


Mount  Scott. 

DOUGLAS    COUNTY. 

Adamson  J  Q,  stock  raiser 
BLAKELT  MRS  M,  postmaster 
Frask  VVm,  sawmill 
Tipton  H,  stock  raiser 


Murphy, 


JOSEPHINE   COUNTY. 
Wimer  J  &  Son,  flour  mill 


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DRUC  STORE, 

KEELER  H.  GABBERT,  Prop'r. 

DEALKR  IN 

PURE  DRUGS  AND  MEDICINES 

And  the  Finest  Liquoro, 

Myrtle  Creek,  Oregon. 


Myrtle  Point, 

COOS   COUNTY. 

Is  located  on  the  right  bank  of  the  Co- 
quille  river,  on  a  high  bluif,  about  40 
miles  from  its  mouth.  It  is  at  the  head 
of  tide-water.  It  is  about  60  miles  from 
Roseburgh,  in  Douglas  county.  It  is 
surrounded  by  a  vast  amount  of  good 
timber  land.  There  are  good  coal  fields 
in  the  neighborhood.  The  riv  er  bottoms 
and  bench  land  produce  excellent  crops. 
Stock-raising  is  extensively  carried  on. 


Myrtle  Creek, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

Buick  D  S  K,  hotel 

Farmers  and  Mechanics  Mercantile  As- 
ciat'on,  gen  mdse 

OABhERT  KEELER  H,  drugs 

McCurty  A  G,  physician 
Myrtle  Creek  Alden  Fruit  Drying  Co 
Myrtle  Creek  flouring  mills 
Sanderson  Mrs  N,  millinery 
Sideman,  Murks  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Stevenson  &  Yocum,  liquors 
Woodcock  &  Churchill,  Dlacksmiths 


Bender  E,  justice  of  the  peace 

BENDER  EDWARD,  general  agent, 
postmaiter,  notary  public 

Border  A  W,  photographer 

Border  ^V^  A,  hotel  and  livery 

Brack  P,  cooper 

Burk  James,  saloon 

Edwards  C  E,  steamboat  captain 

Elgin  G  D,  physician 

Giles  D,  constable 

Glotfelty  Wm,  cabinet  maker 

HERMAN  B,  gen  mdse 

Herman  C  M,  meat  market 

.Tennings  E  T,  school  teacher 

Lehnherr  C,  grist  mill 

Majory  G  W,  carpenter 

Matheson  K,  bootmaker 

Miller  M  C,  music  teacher 

Noyes  J  L,  nursery 

Racleflb  W  E,  store  and  steamboat  and 

grist  mill  owner 
Reed  0,  blacksmith 
Roberts  Jno  H,  carpenter 
Roberts  M,  engineer 
Rosa  &  Hammerburg,  fruit  dryers 
Wtiis  Peter,   machine    and  blacksmith 

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AYilkins  C  W,  gunsmith 
Wirth  Anton,  horticulturist 


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Needy, 

OLACKAMAS  COUNTY. 

Hardesty  &  Seonee,  gen  mdse 
Scott  I  8,  carpenter 
Sfionee  J  R,  postmaster 
Wheeler  H  H,  blacksmith 


Nestocton, 

TILLAMOOK     COUNTY. 

Cohn  St,  Rosenfeld,  gen  mdse 
Htttcbins  B  P,  gen  mdse 


New  Era, 


CLACKAMAS    COUNTY, 

Is  a  new  and  prosperous  town  on  the  0, 
&  C.  R.  R.,  21  miles  from  Portland.  J, 
Casto  is  postmaster. 

GASTO  JOSEPH,    postmaster,   physi 

cian  and  druggist 
Eaves  M  W,  grist  mill 
Foster  J  G,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
Parrot  Jos,  gen  mdse 
Reif  Jne,  boots  and  shoes 
Taylor  J  M,  architect  and  builder 
Vetetoo  G  W,  drayman 
Zeecke  I,  blacksmith 


New  Pine  Creek, 

LAKE   COUNTY. 

Brown  &  Cloud,  blacksmiths 

Holliday  &  Co,  sawmill  and  planing  mill 

LOPEK  B,  state  Line  Milling  Co  and 

postmaster 
Moss  S,  State  Line  Milling  Oonipany 
Robnett  J  &  Co,State  Line  Milling  Com- 
pany 
State  Line    Milling  Co,  gen  mdse  and 
grist  mill 


Newport, 

BENTON   COUNTY. 

Abbey  P  M,  hotel 
Case  S,  gen  mdse 
Hammond  W,  gen  mdse 
Parker — ,  sawmill 
Williams  C  H,  gen  mdso 
Williams  E,  saloon 


Newellsyille, 

MARION    COUNTY. 

HoefTer  Gus,  blacksmith 
Jette  &  Clark,  gen  mdae 


Norfolk, 

DOUGLAS    COUNTY. 

Lyster  John,  hotel 
Mead  H  J,  blacksmith 
MELVIN  M   M,  notary   public   and 
postmaster 


North  Canyonville, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY, 

Is  27  miles  from  Roseburg  and  227  miles 
from  Portland,  and  situated  on  the  line 
of  the  California  and  Oregon  Stage 
Company,  and  is  a  town  of  some  im- 
portance as  a  mining  and  trading  point. 

Aizner  John  L,  blacksmith  and  general 

merchandise 
Blackwood  W  H,  saloon 
COLVIG  G  W,  druggist  and  operator 

W  U  Tel  Co 
GROW  S  B,  jeweler  and  photographer 
Gaunt  T  C,  shoemaker 
Hackley  Wm,  blacksmith 
Harvey  C,  painter 
Hilton  E  O,  livery 
KIMMEL  C,  wagonmaker 
LEVENS  D  A,  gen  mdse,  grist  mUl 

and  hotel 
Levens  H  C,  livery    . 
Manning  W,  postmaster 
MERBiICSK  C  H,  physician,  office  over 

postoffice 
Overland  Hotel,  J  Beverley  propr 
Packard  J  J,  sawmill 
Parsley  D,  furniture 
Pickett  &  Wilson,  sawmill 
Riddle  k  Manning,  gen  mdse;  express 
ROBERTS  N,  Arcade  Saloon 
SALTONSTALL  D,  tinware  k  stoves 
Schultz  A  F,  flouring  mills 
SMITH  0  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Stacey  L,  meat  market 
Stenger  L,  saloon  and  brewery 
Toklas,  Baden  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Webb  H  P,  notary 
Woods  A  E,  harness  and  saddles 


North  Powder, 

BAKER   COUNTY, 
Welch  Jas,  postmaster 


North  Tamhill, 

YAMHILL   COUNTY. 

Ball  William,  carnage  and  wagonmaker 
Bedwell  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


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ALPHABVnOALLT. 


Edwards  J  D,  blacksmith 
Haines  J  W,  physician 
Marston  H  L,  sen  mdse 
McConnell  W  J,  gen  mdse 
Morgan  H  C  &  Son,  blacksmiths 
Morris  D  J,  physician 
Rice  Wm  B,  wagonmaker 
RUNNELS  A  D,  drugs  and  postmaster 
Salfisky  Chas,  boot  and  shoemaker 


Norton, 

CLACKAMAS   COUNTY. 

CANTIELD  D>  postmaster  and  general 

merchandise 
Kirsham  Walter,  flouring  mills 
Wilber  A  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

Norway, 

coos  COUNTY. 
Reed  &  Nelson,  gen  mdse 


Oak  Creek, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

THOBNTON   JEPTHA,    postmaster 

and  justice  of  the  peace 
Thornton  J  J,   blacksmith  and    stock 

raiser 


Oakland, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY, 

Is  19  miles  from  Roseburg  and  181  miles 
from  Portland,  on  the  O.  &  C.  R.  R. 
Its  population  is  about  500,  and  the 
town  has  a  good  trade. 

ABRAHAM  H>  m-ooI,  grain  and  money 

broker 
Ackley  J  K,  painter 
Brown  A  F  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Canaday  J  W,  gunsmith 
Caro  Bros  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
COPLAND  E  f,  saloon 
Dearling  &  Gibson,  blacUsmiths 
DEPOT   HOTEL,  R    Thomas  propr. 

Trains  stop  here  for  meals 
Ellsworth  B  F,  hotel 
Enbaiiks  k  Baltic,  grist  mill 
FBASEB  W  S.  meat  market 
Gibson  D,  hotel 
Hazleton  J,  harness  and  saddles 
Howard  ft  Hochkiss,  saloon 
Johnson  P,  harness  and  saddles 
Mahoney  J  H,  saloon 
McCuUa  J,  wagonmaker 


Merriman  &  Murray,  blacksmiths 

McCuUoch  J  W,  wagonmaker 

Page  £  J,  druggist 

Settle  Geo,  harness  and  saddles 

Shupe  J  H,  groceries 

Smith  R  '&  Co,  gen  mdse 

TAYLOB  G  A,  postmaster  and  ndtaj 

public 
Taylor  &  Hall,  stoves  and  tinware 
Venable  J  M,  physician 
Young  A  C,  livery 
Young  EGA  Co,  gen  mdse 


Olney, 

CLATSOP    COUNTY. 
Postoffic^e. 


GBAY  W  H,  postmaster 


Oneatta, 

BENTON    COUNTY. 
Case  Samuel,  gen  mdse 


Oregon  City, 

CLACKAMAS  COUNTY. 

Oregon  City  is  the  county  seat,  and 
contains  about  1,500  inhabitants.  It  is 
situated  on  the  Willamette  river  and  O. 
&  C.  R.  R.,  12  miles  south  of  Portland. 
The  falls  of  the  Willamette  at  this  point 
afford  the  best  water  power  in  the  United 
States,  being  equaled  only  by  that  of 
the  St.  Anthony  in  Minnesota.  Vessels 
can  load  here  for  San  Francisco  direct. 
Among  the  most  important  mills  at  this 
place  is  a  large  woolen  mill,  which  gives 
employment  to  about  100  persona.  It 
also  contains  a  number  of  saw  and  lour- 
ing mills.  All  kinds  of  business  is  well 
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Ackerman  S,  gen  mdse 

Albright  &  Logus,  meat  market 

Apperson  A  J,  flour  mills 

Athey  M  C,  atty  at  law 

BACON  J  M>   postmaster ;  liobks  sod 

stationery 
Bailey  A  C,  hotel 

Bowers  A  W,  Consregational  pastor 
BUBHEISTEB  C  H  L,  watchaakcr 

and  jeweler 
Campbell  F  W,  county  surveyor 
CAMPBELL  J  M»  stoves  and  tinware 
CAUFIELD  C  H,  money  broker,  no- 
tary, insurance  agent 
Charman  Thos  &  Son,  gen  ndse 


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ALPIUBSnOALLT. 


Chamig  Kasper,  bootmaker 

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CSUFT  uJirSE,  T  VV  Khoadea   propr 
COLIlxiS  H  T,  barber 
CROSS  H  E,  atty  at  law  and  county 

treasurer,  insurance  agt 
EASTHAM  E  L,  atty  at  law,  insur- 
'    ance  agt 
EUDEx  WM  &  SON,    stone   cutters 

and  mason 
HELDS  THOS,  groceries 
Fish  VV,  groceries 
Fish  Walter,  gen  mdso 
FITHIAN  J  B,  propr  of  the  "Clacka 

mas  Democrat  ' 
Fonts  \V  H  H,  county  clerk 
Franz  H,  barber 
Fuchs  Geo,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Gibbish  J  no,  saloon 
Greep  F  C,  hotel  and  saloon 
Greeves  W  C,  county  coroner 
GBIEP  F  G,  propr  Oriental  Hotel 
Harding  &  Barlow,  groceries  and  bakery 

HABDlNGOE0A,drugs 
HAEDING  H  J,  agt  w.  F  &  Co 

Harding  LD,  boots  and  shoes 
HIGHEIELD  W  F,  watchmaker 
HOWAED  A  W,  harness  and  saddles, 

furniture 
Hughes  B  A,  gen  mdse 
Hufat  S,  atty  at  law 
HUMPHR YS  J,  fish  market 
Imperial  mill,  grist  mill 
Ingraham  E  H,  physician 
Jacobs  Bros,  woolen  mills 
Jaggar  L,  groceriei,  feed  produce 
j£WELL  T  W,  cigars    and  tobacco, 

candies  and  fruits 
Johnson,  McCown  &  Macrum,  attys  at 

law 
Kelly  E  D,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
Kester  C  M.  photographer 
Lamb  C  S,  agt  O  &  C  R  K 
LA  ROCQU^  G  C,  capitalist 
Latourette  H,  atty  at  law 
Lee  M  L,  watchmaker 
Logua  Chas,  meat  markt 
Mayer  A,  gen  mdse 
May  hew  C  F,  saloon' 
McDonald  J  S,  saloon 
Morriss  &  Farr,  meat  market 
Myers  John,  gen  mdsa 
NonissJ  W,  physician 
O'Coanor  W  W,  blacksmith 

OREGON   CITT  ENTERPRISE," 

J  Bo«k  propr 
"^r^on  City  ma-^         iring  company 

a  JZNTAL  HOTEL,  F  G  Griep  propr 

Parker  8,  physician 

Pillsbury  J  G,  sheriflF 

Pope  ft  Co,  hardware,  stoves  and  tinWare 

Randall  N  W,  county  supt  of  schools 


RHOASES  T  W,  propr  CUft  House 

fioss  H  W,  druggist  ind  physician 

Schneider  P,  tailor 

Schram  John,  saddles  and  harness 

Selling  J,  gen  mdse 

Sellwood  J  W,  Episcopal  pastor 

Shade  J,  bootmaker 

Sharp  A  S,  parstor  M  E  church 

Shepherd  J  H,  painter 

Sheppard  J  H,  shoemaker 

Teal  J  H,  pastor  Baptist  church 

Trumboth  J,  saloon 

Wait  J  K,  county  judge 

Warren  E  S  Mrs,  millinery        _, 

Welch  J,  dentist 

White  J  S,  R  C  priest 

WILLIAMS  &  CO,  druirgists 

WINESET  C  P,    blacksmith,    wagon 

and  carriage  maker  and  undertaker 
Zauner  C,  saloon 


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UNION     COUNTY. 

Gilham  C  A,  blacksmith 

Held  &  Co,  blacksmith 

Hugely  Thomas  M,  wiigonmaker 

Snodgrass  W  J,gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Oswego, 

CLACKAMAS   COUNTY. 

Oswego  Iron  Company 

Prosser  G  W,  gea  mdse  and  postmaster 

Walling  &  Son,  nursery 


Parkersburg, 

coos   COUNTY. 

Coquille  Mill  and  Tug  Co,  sawmill 

Gabriel  S  W,  fish  caun',/ 

Grube  G,  sawmill 

Hyde  M  H,  drugs 

Leneve  Geo,  saloon  , 

Perkins  J  M,  tanner 


Patterson's  Mills, 

DOUGLAS     COUNTY. 
Patterson  Wm,  gen  mdse 


Pendleton, 

UMATILLA   COUNTY, 

Is  36  miles  from  Umatilla  on  the  Colum- 
bia, 'n  an  excellent  grazing  and  agricul- 
tural section  of  country.  It  has  a  popu- 
lation of  500  and  itsprosi)ects  for  parma- 
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281 


ALPIIABariOALIiT. 


There  is  a  weekly  newspaper,  the 
Oregonian,"  published  here. 


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Bailey  D  W,  atty  at  law 

Bailey  G  W,  notary 

Bentley  Jno,  planing  mill 

Bowman  J  W,  livery  stable 

Braraol  T  C,  county  surveyor 

Bull  M  P,  pub  "East  Oregonian" 

Butler  Julian,  wagonmaker  « 

Byers  &  Co,  flouring  mills 

Corum  L  M,  planing  mili,  sash,  door  and 
blind  factory 

Cram  &  Landry,  hotel 

Despain  Jeremiah,  market 

Discsway  &  Sanford,  liquors 

Everts  Ijucian,  atty  at  law 

Geisler  William,  bootmaker 

Gray  £  F,  saddler  and  harnessmaker 

Jacobson  A,  liquors 

KEENET  J  B,  county  clerk 

Lee  L  H,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Lennox  Jeremiah,  bootmaker 

Lindsey  J  B,  dentist 

Livermore  &  Beagle,  gen  mdse 

Livermore  Lot,  postmaster,  agt  W,  F  & 
Co  and  NW  stage  company 

Tusin  &  Bell,  attys  at  law 

Lyons  M,  hairdresser 

Marshall  W  H,  blacksmith 

Mc Arthur  L  L,  dist  judge  »  • 

McCay  W  C,  physician 

Porter  A  H,  drugs,  fancy  goods  and  no- 
tions 

Rothchild  S,  gen  mdse 

Russell  Wm,  county  assessor 

Sperry  J  L,  sheriif 

Stang  Adam,  brewery 

Stenger  George,  tailor 

Sturm  Chas,  market  ' 

Switzler  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Taylor  &  Shoemaker,  blacksmiths 

Turner  &  Bailoy,  atty  at  law 

Turner  James  H,  atty  at  law 

Viin  Dorii  J  N,  manfr  of  furniture 

Webb  G  W,  stoves  and  tinware 

Wright  David,  livery  stable 

Yoakum  H  G,  county  judge 


Peoria, 

LINN    COUNTY. 

Finegan  S  B,  blacksmith 

GILBERT   J  B,  postmaster    and   gen 

mdse 
Holder  W,  druggist  and  gen  mdse 
Storr  J  W,  physician 
Van  Caren  0  W,  painter 
Watts  F  A,  gen  mdse 


Ferrydale, 

POLK    COUNTY. 

Butler  James,  saloon 

Davis  H,  school  teacher 

Enes  Richard,  lumber,  grain  and  com- 
mission merchant 

Gentry  Henry,  saloon 

Glandon  Harry,  blacksmith 

McCarty  Thomas,  butcher 

McGrew  John  W,  hotel 

McGrew  &  Johnson,  agt  for  agl  impltt 
and  wagonmaker 

Patterson  Alex  S,  druggist 

Wells  Mrs  M  C,  hotel 

Wilson  J  W,  hotel 


Philomatli, 

BENTON    COUNTY. 

Allen  &  Harris,  gen  mdse 

Badger  Luther,  cari^euter 

Carter  W  A,  physician 

Crow  M  M,  stage  line 

Enos  D,  lumbering,  sawing  and  planing 

Heukle  J  E  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Hite  W  S,  blacksmith 

Kisor  Mrs,  boarding  house 

McLain  &  Boon,  butchers 

PHILOMATH  COLLEGE,  Rev  W  S 

Walker,  principal 

"THE  PHILOMATH  CRUCIBLE," 

Rev  W  S  Walker  editor 
WALKER  W  S  REV,    principal   of 

Philomath  College  and  postmaster 
Whitney  G  A,  physician 
Wilcox  &  Rust,  blacksmiths 


Phoenix, 


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JACKSON   COUNTY. 

Alwell  — ,  flour  mill 

Berry  J  H,  carpenter  ' 

Burner  F,  saloon 

Craven  — ,  physician  and  drug  store 

Dunlap  A,  blacksmith 

Gilbert  O  E  &  Co,  blacksmith 

Hackett  J,  saloon 

Lane  &  Hyde,  livery  stable 

Laurenberg  O,  hotel 

Sargent  — ,  gen  mdse 


Pilot  Rock, 

TfMATILLA   COUNTY, 

Clements  E-M,  physician 

Eberly  Fritz,  bootmaker 

Fletcher  Eli,  livery 

Fletcher  W  H,  hotel  and  meat  market 

Rhodes  J  S,  clergyman  (United  Brethren) 


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Oregon — Pleasant  Hill-Portland. 


AlPRARinOALLT. 


Stanley  Bros,  blaoksmitha 

Stewart  D  I,  livery 

Stewart  H,  hotel 

STURTIVANT  A  J,   gen   mdse   and 

postmaster 
Sylvester  &,  Durie,  gen  mdae 
Wattson  &  Luhrs,  lumber 


Pleasant  Hill, 

LANE   COUNTY. 

Briatow  J  J,  wagonmaker 
Morgan  &  Parks,  gen  mdse 
Mulkey  I  N,  blacksmith 
Sto3pB  VVm,  shoemaker 

Pittsburgh, 

COLUMBIA   COUNTY. 

BROTJSE  F>  postmaster,  saw  and  flour 

mill 
Hubert  H,  furs 


Pleasant  Home, 

MULTNOMAH   COUNTY, 

Aiken  John,  sawmill 
KeMy — ,  physician 
Ikluxwell  W  H,  blacksmith 
Otis  J  S,  carpenter 
Shafler  J,  propr  stage  line 
STEPHENS  J  0,  postmaster 


Pocahontas, 


BAKER  COUNTY. 
Chambers  Wm,  flour  and  sawmill 


Portland, 

MULTNOMAH    COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  left  bank  of  the  Wil- 
lamette river,  12  miles  above  its  junction 
with  the  Columbia,  and  90  miles  above 
Astoria,  containing  a  population  of  20,- 
000  energetic  and  intelligent  people.  It 
is  practically  a  seaport,  since  deep  water 
vessels  ascend  the  river  with  compara- 
tive safety,  and  at  all  seasons  of  the 
year.  It  is  the  commercial  metropolis 
of  the  Pacific  Northwest,  and  the  horo- 
scope of  the  fyture  plainly  marks  out  a 
destiny  that  will  always  assure  her  this 
title.    It  is  the  principal  distributing 

Eoint  of  supplies  for  the  Umpqua, 
logue  river  and  Willamette  valleys, 
while  all  that  country  lying  east  of  the 
Cascade  Mountains,  in  Washington  Ter- 


ritory and  Oregon,  depends  entirely  upon 
this  bustling,  well-built  and  beautifully 
laid  out  city  for  its  articles  of  us3  and 
consumption.  She  is  the  center  of 
wealth,  refinement  and  culture,  and  to 
her,  all  other  cities  of  the  section  pay 
respectful  obeisance,  acknowledging  ner 
as  the  "mightiest  of  them  all."  Her 
private  residences  will  compare  most  fa- 
vorably with  those  of  cities  of  greater 
pretensions  and  age,  in  point  of  archi- 
tectural design  and  finisn,  as  well  as  in 
cost  of  construction.  The  business 
blocks  are  substantially  built,  with  an 
eye  to  convenience  and  beauty,  while 
the  thoroughfares  are  cleanly  kept,  com- 
fortably broad  and  run  at  right  angles. 
The  public  buildings  are  perfect  gems  in 
their  ^ay,  and  are  creditable  to  the  high 
order  of  enterprise  which  characterizes 
her  public-spirited  residents.  A  pride 
in  the  permanent  and  beautiful  growth 
of  the  city  is  everywhere  apparent,  and 
everything  evidently  is  done  to  enhance 
the  admiration  of  her  visitors.  Her 
hotels  are  numerous,  well  appointed  and 
elegantly  arranged.  Her  churches  are 
beautiful  structures,  all  well  attended 
and  ably  conducted.  Her  market  halls 
are  the  subject  of  wonder,  eliciting  ex- 
pressions of  surprise  from  those  who 
come  from  afar  with  no  such  thoughts 
of  beholding  such  commodious,  conven- 
ient and  tastily  arranged  places  of  trade 
as  New  Market,  especially,  certainly  is. 
The  public  and  private  schools  are 
worthy  the  highest  words  of  praise,  and 
it  is  due  to  the  educational  interests  to 
concede  great  credit  to  the  "moving 
spirits"  for  these  "ornaments  of  in- 
struction." The  residents  of  Portland 
exhibit  a  literary  taste  in  the  support  of 
more  than  twenty  publications  that  is 
truly  flattering.  The  members  of  the 
"  art  preservative  "  are,  as  a  class,  per- 
sons endowed  with  rare  intelligence  and 
experience,  to  which  qualities  the  excel- 
lent management  that  is  shown  in  the 
various  departments  of  the  respective 
journals  is  traceable.  The  "Oregonian  " 
and  the  "Standard"  are  morning  papers, 
both  of  which  show  a  degree  of  enter- 
prise that  few  journals  in  cities  of  the 
same  size  can  boast. 

The  "West  Shore,  "a  monthly  journal, 
in  magazine  form,  is  a  sprightly  sheet  of 
32  pages.  Its  publisher,  L.  Samuel,  is 
the  embodiment  of  energy  and  enter- 
prise, possessing  a  knack  that  is  essen- 
tially peculiar  to  the  successful  manage- 
ment of  a  newspaper.  It  is  devoted  to 
literature,  science  and  art,  and  the  re- 
sources   of  the   section    it   represents. 


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The  "Mercury"  is  a  weekly,  issued  on 
Sunday,  containing  miscellaneous  mat- 
ter and  local  gossip  principally.  Its 
proprietors,  W.  8.  \loss  &  Co.,  are 
wide-awake,  and,  alchough  but  recently 
established,  are  securing  a  list  of  sub- 
scribers and  patrons  that  speaks  highly 
of  their  disposition  to  succeed  in  their 
new  field  of  labor.  Of  the  other  jour 
nals  we  can  say  that  they  are  vigilant 
and  alive  to  their  interests,  and  are  en 
deavoring  to  "hold  the  fort,"  though 
the  heavens  fall,  and  "the  storm  of 
bullets  fly  with  danger."  There  are 
two  eveniag  papers,  the  "Bee  "  and  the 
"Telegram,"  published  here.  Also 
commercial  paper,  the  "Reporter," 
which  shows  that  the  merchants  of  the 
city  and  the  adjacent  towns  appreciate 
a  paper  that  represents  their  immeiliate 
iaterests,  It  is  an  eiglit-page  weekly, 
ably  edited  and  replete  with  information 
peculiar  to  its  character. 

The  city  is  also  the  terminus  of  two 
railroads,  has  water  works,  gas  works, 
street  railways,  several  banks,  repre- 
senting millions  of  money,  two  tele- 
phone companies  and  telegraphic  com- 
munication. Her  annual  exports  amount 
in  the  aggregate  to  several  millions. 
Her  growth  the  past  year  was  wonder- 
ful, more  than  a  million  dollars  having 
been  expended  in  the  erection  of  build 
ings.  The  Government  building  is  a 
neat,  three-story  edifice,  situated  in  the 
center  of  a  beautiful  square  set  with 
shrubbery  and  plants.     It  cost  $300,000. 


Abell  Frank  G,  photographer,  169  First 
Ach   Mrs  H,  dry  and   fancy  goods,  231 

First 
ACKERMAN    H     &    CGL  wholesale 

crockery  and  glassware,  87  First 
ADAMS  W  H,   attorney   at  law   and 

notary  puMic,  Dekum's  building 
Adnlphis  Df  — ,  physician.  First  &  Ash 
AINSWOBTH  0£0  J,  general  supt 

O  S  N  Co,  Ash  and  Front 
Akers  Wm,  livery  stable,  28  Taylor 
Alisky  Chas,  butcher,  138  First 
ALISKT  &  HEOELE,  stbam  candy 

factory,  145  First  and  28  Alder 
ALUS  &  BLACK,  mill  furnishing  and 

machinery,  4  Morth  Front 
ALLEN  &  LEWISf  wholesale  grocers, 

20,  22  and  24  North  Front 
Anderson  &  Co,  saloon,  146  First 
Andritschke    C  R,   saloon.   Front  and 

Madison 
ARION  SALOON,  G  Franz  propr,  28 

Yamhill 
Armstrong  Mrs  F,  dressmaking,  Wash 

ington  and  Third 


Arnold  L,  meat  market.  Sixteenth  and  S 

Atkinson  E,  foundry.  Fourth  nr  O 

ATKINSON  &  FARISH,  publishers 
"  The  Sunday  Welcome  "  and  "Com- 
mercial R  porter,"  B  bet  Third  and 
Fourth, 

Atkinson  &  Wakefield,  real  estate  and 
insurance  agts,  notaries  public.  Stark 
and  Front 

ATJER  F  X,  guns,  ammunition  and 
fishing  tackle,  12  Stark 

Bachman  J  &  Bro,  brokers  and  ins  agta, 
122  First 

BACHMAN  LOUIS,  Union  Hall  (li- 
quors), 153  Front 

Bachler  Mrs  Wm,  dressmaking,  123 
Washington 

Bacon  C  P,  livery,  93  Second 

BALDWIN  WM.  meat  market,  138 
First 

BALFOUB,  OUTHBEE  &  CO,  com- 
mission merchants 

Ball  &  Gregory,  lawyers,  162  First 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  NORTH  AM- 
ERICA, J  Goodfellow  agt,  50  First 

Bailey  &  Bird,  groceries,  47  Yamhill 

Baio  Miss,  hairdressing,  ^Vashington 
and  Third 

Barber  M,  lodging  house,  Morrison  and 
Second 

BARBm  &  NICKLIN,  dentists,  149 
First 

BarbcT  Jno,  sewing  machines,  32  Yamhill 

BARNARD  J  L,  commission  storage, 
and  forwarding,  Commercial  Wharf 

Barnes  Wm,  confectionery,  67  First 

Barr  S  M,  boots  and  shoes  and  sewing 
machines,  171  First 

Barrett  C  C,  books  and  stationery,  109 
First 

BARRETT  JOHN,  plumber,  gas  and 
steamfitter,  43  First 

BarroU  F   H,  cigars    and  tobacco,   87 

■    First 

Barugh  F,  groceries,  221  Second 

BARTSCH  A,  pianos  and  organs,  143 
First 

Bayer  &  Stanch,  metal  roofers,  233  Sec- 
ond 

BEAL  C,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public,  162  First,  room  14 

Beck  Jno  A,  watches  and  jewelry,  149 
Front 

Beck  &  Wildman,  clothing,  147  First 

BECK  WM  &  SON,  toys  and  fancy 
goods,  guns,  cutlery  and  fishing  tackle. 
Front  and  Alder 

BEEBE  W  SCOTT,  attorney  at  law, 
rooms  1 1  and  12  Union  Block 

Belcher  C  T  &  Co,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware, 223  First 

BELESIS  &  RENDICH,  Vienna  chop 
house  and  coffee  saloon,  30  Yamhill 


H.  PALMAR  &  CO..  Frontignan  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S,  F. 


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Bebock  Bros,  manufs  of  statuary,  etc, 

142  Third 
Bennett  &  Harvey,  saddlery  and  har- 
ness, 129  Front 
Bennett  W  H,  constable,  49  Clay 
Berger  Henry,  house  painter,  9^  Alder 
BEnGER  WM  F,    sign   writer   and 

painter,  48  Morrison 
Berlin  L  B,  liquors,  83  First 
BERRY  MRS  M  J,  groceries,    Mill 

and  First 
Best  -fos,  barber,  7  Morrison 
HTfiR «..     FRED,  wholesale  and  retail 

confectionery,  84  First 
BIEHLE  FRANK   groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 35  Yamhill 
BINOHAM  H  T,  attorney  at  law,  145 

First,  upstairs,  room  5 
BIRD  0    B,  homoeopathic    physician, 

Fourth  and  Taylor 
Bishop  O  H,   stair  builder.   Front  and 

Jetlerson 
BISHOP   SCOTT  GRAMMAR 

SCHOOL,  B  and  Eighteenth 
BLACKWELL    C,     hairworker,- 

Morrison 
Bloom  Mrs  I,  groceries,  403  Firat 
Bloom  I,  tailor,  10  Washington 
BLTJMAUER  L  &  CO,  druggists, 

Firat,  and  cor  First  and  Stiirlc 
Boggs  N,  saloon.  Pine,  near  Third 
Bonard  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  253  First 
Bond  Wm  &  Co,  match  factory,  Park 

and  A 
Boulard  k  Whillock,  rastaurant,  Second 

and  Ash 
Bower  J  M,  lawyer,  145  First 
Boyd  H  &,  Son,  insurance,  107  First 
Bnyd  J  H,  saloon,  9  First 
BRENAN  PAUL  M,  physician      . 
BRENCKLE  L,  "Sunnyside"  Saloon, 

30i  First 
BRECK  J  M  JR  &  CO,  druggists,  lOi 

Morrison 
BRENNER  H,  propr  Esmond  House 
Braden  Wm,  supt  streets,  129  First 
Brady  John,  boots  and  shoes,  227  First 
Branch  F,  groceries,  Second  and  Salmon 
BRANDT  J  JR,  general   superintend- 
ent 0  &  C  R  K,   and  superintendent 
W  &  0  R  R,  Front  and  F 
BRANDT  &  LECK,  tin  and  galvan- 
ized iron  works,  33  Madison 
Brickel  &  Minville,   dressmaking,    151 

Third 
BRIGHAM  J  R,  stoves,   ranges,  etc, 

47  First 
Brigham  P  E,  millinery  and  fancy  goods, 

103  First 
Brooks  &  Lamott,  saloon,  B  and  Second, 

First 
Brown  &  Besselleu,  shoemakers,  5  Mor- 
rison 


physician    and  surgeon,   91 
T  C,   confectionery,    226 


Brown  L, 
First 

Brown    Mrs 
First 

Brown  &  McCobe,  stevedores,  24  B 

Brown  M  L,  prbpr  St  Charles  Hotel, 
Front  and  Morrison 

BROWN  &  TOD,  California  meat  mar- 
ket, 93  Morrison 

BROWN  W  B,  fancy  goods,  127  Third 

BROWN  W  F,  manager  Oregon  branch 
New  Zealand  Ins  Co,  7  First 

Bryan  T  S  &  Co,  Holtou  House  Restaur- 
ant, 10  Alder 

Buchanan  Bros,  agts  City  of  Quincy  and 
Westport,  foot  of  Morrison 

Buchanan  John,  barber,  52  First 

BUCHTEL  J,  photographer,  First  and 
Morrison 

Buck  &  Co,  saloon,  153  Second 

AGENCY  BUENA  VISTA  POT- 
TERY, J  L  Barnard,  manager,  foot 

of  Morrison 
BTJNDSCHUH  A,  cider  and  vinegar 

works,  E  and  First 
Bunting  S  G,  carriage  manufactory,  220 

Second 
Burchard  A,  furniture,  201  First 
BURCHARDT  C  A,  wines  and  liquors, 

44  Washington 
Burckhard    A,    meat    market.   Central 

Market,  Firat 
Burdiii  Wm,  saloon,  104  Front 
Burelbach  M,  groceries,  G  and  Ninth 
Burkhard  &  Spaulding,   butchers  and 

packers,  B  and  Second 
Burns  Mrs  D,  cigars  a%d  tobacco,    15 

Washington 
Burnside  D  W  &  Co,  wholesale  flour,  10 

North  Front 
Burrage  C  W,  county  surveyor 
Burtan  E  M,  architect,  113  First 
BURTON  HOUSE,  I  Fretland  propr, 

F  and  Third 
Bush  D  B  Jr,  as;t  Homa  Mutual  Ins  Co 

of  California,^  100  First 
Butler  A  T,  barber.  First  and  B 

BUTTERFIELD  A  E  &  BRO,  watch- 
makers to  the  trade,  SE  cor  First  and 
Morrison,  rooms  12  and  13 
Bybee  R  E,  justice  peace,  24  Morrison 
Cabaniss  T  T,   physician  and  surgeon, 

243  First 
CAHALIN  E  "  Opposition  "  Boot  and 

Shoe  Store,  92  First 
Caldwell  W  S,  insurance  agt,  102  First 
Campbell  Mrs,  groceries,  65  Fourth    > 
Capen  Geo  B  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  75 

Front 
Caples  J  F,  district  atty 
Caples  &  Mulkey,  lawyers,  94  First 
CARDWELL  J  R,  dentist,   room  4, 
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Cardwell  W  B,  physician  and  surgeon, 
163  First,  upstairs 

CARMICHA£L  C,  contractor  and 
builder,  48  Alder 

Carnthers  Miss  Jennie,  dressmaker,  133 
First 

Carpenter  H,  physician  and  surgeon,  155 
First 

Carroll  &  Hubbell,  livqry,  35  Washington 

CARSON  J  C,  sash,  doors  and  blinds, 
Front  and  F 

CARTWBIOHT  J  C,  collector  inter- 
nal revenue,  Postoilice  building 

CASE  J  I  &  CO  (Branch  House,  G  W 
Staver  manager),  manufs  threshing 
machines,  headers  and  portable  en- 
gines, foot  of  Morrison 

Castendieck  G,  hotel,  Second  and  Alder 

"Catholic  Sentinel,"  L  M  McCormick 
publisher,  91  Second 

Cut] in  John,  attorney,  91  First 

Catterali  Thos,  carpenter  and  builder,  10 
Washington 

Cavanaugh  D,  tailor,  1 1  Alder 

CENTRAL  lOBGING  HOUSE,  J  B 

Hayne  propr,  Third  and  Morrison 
Chalmers  k  Holmes,  marble  works,  B 

near  First      

CHAMBERS  THOS,  clothing  and  fur 

nishing  goods,  25  First 
Champlin  &  HoUabaugh,  boots  and  shoes, 

109  First 
CHANCE  GEO  H,  dentist.   Odd  Fel- 
lows' Temple,  141  First 
Chandler  T  H,  wholesale  wooden  and 

willow  ware,  42  Front 
CHAPMAN    &   WELLS,   physicians 

and  surgeons,  132^  First 
Chapman  W  S,  city  surveyor,  127  First 

CHENERT  A  P,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
172  Front 

Child  J  A,  druggist,  Morrison  and  Sec- 
ond 

Chiselin  JT,  physician,  10  First 

Chown  F  B,  hardware,  243  First 

Church  Wm,  clothier  and  tailor,  165 
Second 

City  Hardware  Store,  hardware,  168 
First 

City  offices,  129  First 

CLACKAMAS  PAPER  CO,  R  Pittock 
agent,  paper,  twines  and  printer's  ma- 
terial, 102  Front 

Clapp  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  res  93  North 
First 

CLARENDON  HOTEL,  Zieber  & 
Knowles,  proprs,  First  and  F 

CLARK  J  saddlery  and  saddlery  hard- 
ware, 130  Front 

Clark  ft  Upton,  real  estate  and  archi- 
tects, 120  Front 

Cobum  W  H,  dgah  and  tobacco,  65 
First 


COFRAN  J  W  G.  special  agent  Com- 
mercial Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co, 
102  First 
COGGINS  &  BEACH,  wholesale  paints, 
oils,  glass,  painter's  materials,  doort, 
sash  and  blinds,  103  Front 
Cohen  K,  restaurant,  213  First 
Cohn  A  A,  hides,  furs  and  tallow,  76 

Front 
Cohn  F  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  138  First 
Cole  D  &  Co,  stoves  and  tinware,  Sal- 
mon and  First 
Cole  Geo  E,  postmaster 
Collier  A;  Campbell,  foundry,  240  Front 
Collins  Daniel,  shoemaker,  74  First 

"  COMMERCL&L  REPORTER '  (The) 
Atkinson  &   Farrish  publishers,  B  bet 
Third  and  Fourth 
Comstock  &  Pfluger,  dry  goods,  171  Sec- 
ond 
Congle  J  B  &  Co,  wholesale  harness  and 

saddles,  1 10  Front 
Conrad  0  &,   Co,  dyeing  works,  Salmon, 

near  First 
Cook  E,  musician,  229  First 
Cook  Wm  B,  saloon,  185  Second 
Cooke  Clyde,  artist,  64  Morrison 
COOKE  H,  undertaker,  111  Second 
COOKE  MART,  saloon.  Fifteenth  k  S 
Cooper  G,  meat  market,  First  and  Tay- 
lor 
Corbett,  Failing  k  Co,  wholesale  hard- 
ware, 53  and  55  Front 
CORBITT  &  MACLEAT,  wholesale 
grocers,  29  and  31  Front,  and  28  and 
30  First 
Cotter  John,  barber,  26  Morrison 
OOVALT    A  B,  gen  manager  Pacific 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  of  Califor- 
nia, 102  First 
Cowie  W  H,   groceries,  Jefferson  and 

Eleventh 
Cox  L  M,  confectionery,  188  First 

CRAN  JOHN  &  CO,  dry  goods,  and 
gents'  furnishing  goods,  131  and  133 
First 
Crandall    k    Hencrie,   contractors   and 

builders.  Third  near  Ald^r 
Cronin  P' J,  harness  and  saddles 
Cunningham  A  G,  secretary  and  treas- 
urer 0  &  C  R  R 
Cunningham  R,  tinware,  252  First 
Currier  Wm  k  Co,  merchant  tailors,  91 

First 
Dale  k  Vernon,  saloon,  11  Morrison 
Daleleish  D,  woolen  goods,  71  Front 
BAXiT  JAS  L,  real  estate  and  general 

agent,  notary  public,  226  First 
D^DY  GEN  G  B,  quartermaster  U  S 

A,  155  First,  upstairs 
DANGTJENG1S[  MRS  M,  Parisian 

Laundry,  211  Third 
Danziger  D,  cigars  and  tobacco,  215  First 


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Davia  H   W,  justice  of  the  peace,  215 

Fourth 
Day  &  Nash,  oarpeiuurs,  foot  of  Cluy 
Dayton  &  Hall,  hardware,  194  First 
Deudy  Mathew  P,  U  8  district  judge, 

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DEBT7B0H  C  B,  contractor  and  build- 
er, 66  First 
Deokenbach  J,  hotel,  232  Front 
De  Jontrh  E,  optician,  153  First 
DE  LASHMUTT  &  OATMAN,  real 

estate  and  money  broker;^,  04  First 
Delin  A  P,  undertaker,  10^  Second 
DELL  SIDNEY,  attorney  at  law,  132i 

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Dennison  B  F,  lawyer,  95  First 

"DEUTSCHE  ZEITUNG,"  C  A  Lan- 

denber^er  publisher,  B  and  Third 
Dickson  Janii's,  physician  and  surgeon, 
141  First 

DIEDHEKES  &  BTTODAHL,  aaloon 

and  liquors,  81  Second 

Dilg  Julius,  lock  and  gunsmith,  84  Front 

Dillen  D  P,  barlwr,  206  First 

Dittenhoefer  T,  cigars  and  tobacco  (whole 
sale),  61  Front 

Dodd  C  H  &  Co,  hardware  and  agri- 
cultural implements  (wholesale),  23 
Front 

DODOE  FRANK  T,  assistant  supt  0 
S  N  Co,  Ash  and  Front 

Dolind  W  P,  notary  public,  234  Third 

Dolph,  Bronaush,  Dolph  &  Simon,  at- 
tornevR,  141  First 

DOTJOfiERTY  &  CONWAY,  second 

hand   household  furniture  and   hard- 
ware, 70  Front 

DONNERBERG  JOHN,  plumbing,  iras 

and  steam  fitting.  Alder  and  Third 
Dnick  Wm,  machiaiat  and  tool  maker, 

72  Front 
Du  Bois  Mrs  J  M  &  Co,  ladies'  furnish- 

ingjffoo(l3,  165  Third 
DXT  BOIS  &  KING,  wholesale  grocers 

and  commission  merchants,  and  agents 

MacNeale  &  Urban'  safes,  112  and  114 

Front 
Dnesbury  H,  artist,  167  First 

DUN  R  G  &  CO.   mercantile  agency, 

49  Firat,  up  stairs 
DXTNBAB  WM,  feed,  farm   and  dairy 

produce  and  commission,  89  Front 
Dunn  Joseph,  barber,  181  First 
Dunning  M,  physician,  73  First 
DUBB^M  B  L,  city  auditor  and  clerk, 

127  First 
Durkheimer  K,  cigars  and  tobacco,  187 

First 
Duvemoy  F  X,   saloon,  cor   Pine  and 

Second 
Dyer  M,  saloon,  First 


EATON  F  B,  oculist  and  aurist  (dis- 
eases  of  the  e^e  and  ear)  NW  oor 
First  and  Morrison 

Eaton  Hen  J  U,  chief  paymaster  USA 
155  First 

Eddy  &  Snyder,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers.  Sixteenth  and  S 

Edwards  &  Birmingham,  furniture,  169 
and  171  Second 

EFFDTGER  COL  W  H,  atty  at  law, 
First  National  Bank  Buildinz 

Ehlen  &  Zelner,  nursery,  Mornson  and 
East  Park 

Elkoles  E,  furniture,  133  Front 

Ellis  P,  junk  store.  Second  and  Taylor 

Emmond  J,  restaurant.  Second  nr  B 

ENFEL  BEBNABD,  saloon,  Yamhill 
and  Second 

Ensijm  M  J,  dressmaker,  133  First 

EPPEBLY  JOHN  ft  CO,  feed  and 
commission,  NW  cor  Front  and  Tay- 
lor, lessees  No  1  stable  and  feed  store, 
332  and  334  Front 

EPPINGEB  LOiriS,propr  "The  Bu- 
reau," First  and  Morrison 

Ernest  4  McCaflerty,  restaurant,  15 
Morrison 

Erway  Mary,  lodgings,  131  Front 

Erz  Geo,  coffee  house,   llj  First 

ESMOND  HOUSE,  H  Brenner  propr, 

cor  Front  and  Morrison 
Espey  W  W,  carriage   maker,  Solomon, 

nr  First 
Esaer  Peter,  liquors,  35  Stark 

EUBEKA  HOTEL.  G  w  Holsapplo 

propr,  Firat  and  Jefferson 

"EVENING  TELEGBAM,"  V  D 

Palmer  puliiisher.  102  Front 
EVEBDmG  &  BEEBE,  commission 
mercliantd  and   wholesale  produce,  47 
Front 

EVEBDING  &  FABBELL,  produce 

and   commission,  wholesale  and  retail, 

140  Front 
Ewory  &   (iarnold,    undertakers,  Wash- 

in;^ton  and  Second 
Failing  \V  S,  fish  market.  First 
Fairfowl  J  <i  &  Son,    stevedores,    23J  N 

First 
Farleman  C  B,  carpenter,  115  First 
FAY  ?  J,  triiKV'rics  and   jjrovisions,  H 

and  'i  iiii'tei'iith 

FEBGUSON    ALEXANDEB.   hair- 

dressing  and  shaving  saloon,  30  Stark 
Ferrera  A,  groceries,  45  First 
Feurer  Louis,  liquors,  34  Stark 
Finnen  J,  cigars,  tobacco  and  fruit,  132 

First 
Finnigan  John,  liquors,  74  First 
FISHEL  &  BOBEBTS,  clothing  and 

gents'  furnisliinf  goods.  Alder  and  First 

FIBST  NATI^AL  BANK,  James 
Steel  cashier,  127  First 


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Fleckenitein  &  Mayer,  wholeule  liquora, 
24  Front 

FLEISGHNER,  KATEB  ft  00,  dry 

Boods  (wholciale)  2S  and  'J,7  Front 
FlIEDNEB    C,  Neptune   Bathi  and 

barber,  Holton  House 
Folsf^r  (3  D,   sec'y  Monumental  Silver 

Mining  Co,  10  >Stark 
Ford  B  A  &  A,  phyaician,  369  Fint 
Foster  D  B,  saloon,  8  Stark 

FOSTER  0  S  ft  CO,  paints,  oUs  and 
glass,  26  Main 

FOSTER  ft  ROBERTSON,  wholesale 

hardware,  NVV  oor  btark  and  Front 
FOSS    ft  COi   postoffice  confectionery 
and  fruit  store,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Mor- 
rison 
FRANCIS  W  W,  manager   Bank  of 
British  Columbia,  Front  bet  Vine  and  A 
FRANK  BROS,  wholesale  agricultural 

implements,  142  and  144  Front 
FRANZ  0,  Arion  Saloon,  28  Yamhill 
Fraser  A,  svlcon,  28  B 
FRASER  £    F,   physician,    room   6 

Union  block,  res  2/4  Second 
Frazer  &  Steeu,   feed  and  commission, 

170  Front 
Frederick  E,  shoemaker  29  Yamhill 
Froemun  Thos   B,  blacksmith   and  car- 
riage maker,  2U4  Fourth 
French  C,  tinsmith,  163  First 
FRETLAND  I,  propr  Burton  House 
P'riedlandcr  Wm,  jeweler,  65  First 
FRY  W  B,  manager  Singer  Manufac- 
turing Co,  186  Firat 
Funck  C,  pointer,  Fifth  nr  Morrison 
Galli  L,  fruits  and  nuts,  191  First 

OALLIGK  WM,  produce  and  commis- 
sion. First  nr  Taylor 

Gallick  Wm,  commission  merchant,  202 
First 

Gambcll  A  N,  insurance  agt,  28  No  Front 

Gandon  P  G,  tailor,  47  Rlorrison 

Gardiner  &  Dorruncu,  wholesale  jewel 
ers,  105  First 

Garretson  N  W,    insurance  agt,    132^ 
First 

Garrison  J  B,   fancy  goods  and  sewing 
machines,  149  Front 

Gatens  F,  pawnbroker,  14  Washington 

Geieer  W,  barber,  207  First 

GENERAL  OFFICES  0  ft  C  R  R, 

Front  and  F 
OEOROE  JOHN  L,  cuttlery,  surgical 

instruments  maker,  230  Firat 
George  Mrs,  lodgings,  Salmon  and  First 
OEOROE  M    C,    lawyer  and    notarv 

public,  91  First,  room  25  Union  Block 
Geradehant  F,  cigar  manuf,  25  No  Front 
Gerdes  B,  saloon,  29  First 
Gerson  E,  cigars  and  tobacco,  181  First 
Geyer  Chas,  saloon.  Fifteenth  and  S 
G'bbB  &  Bingham,  lawyers,  127  First 


Gill  J  K  &  Co,  books  end  stationery,  93 
First 

Gillespie  O  L,  U  S  engineer  129  First 

Gillette  P  W,  real  estate  agt,  7  First 

Gilman  &  Co,  auction  and  com,  42  First 

Oirard  &  Hamel,  saloon,  L  and  Thir- 
teenth 

Glass  C  G,  physician  and  surgeon,  94 
First 

OLFJTN  J  0,  dentist,  SW  oor  Fint 
and  Yamhill 

Gleason  M,  tailor,  9  Morrison 

Gleason  M  J,  groceries,  95  Washington 

Glisan  R,  physician,  131  First 

Godard  F  W,  agt  Wheeler  &  Wilson 
sewing  machines,  131  Third 

OODDARD  ft  FRAZIER,  Oregon 
Stables,  154  Second 

Goldsmith  L  &  Co,  wholesale  dry  goods, 

9  and  1 1  Front  

O0U)SMITH   ft   LOEWENBERO, 

wholesale  stoves  and  metals,  50  and  $2 
Front 
Goldsmith  L  &  Co,  wholesale  dry  goods, 

10  and  12  North  First 

GOOBFELLOW  J,  agent  Bank  of  Brit- 
ish North  America,  50  First 
Goodnaugh  A,  contractor  and  builder,  0 

and  Second 
Goodsell  David,  lawyer,  105  First 
Gove  C  A,  jeweler,  etc,  50  Morrison 
Graham  Chas  J,  barber,  114  First 
Graton  k  La  Rocque,  Bon  Ton  Saloon, 

124  First 
Grntton  H,  carriage  works,  Third  near 

Alder 
Green  J,  confectionery,  V4?  First 
Gregory  W  M,  lawyer,  145  First 
Grow  &  Dlggles,  painters,  Taylor  near 

First 
Guild  las  H.  manaqer  Northwert  Tele- 
phone Co,  102  First 
Guilliaume  J  M,  boots  and  shoes,  27  OaK 
Guistin  Geo,  fish  and  poultry,  29  Stark 

GTJMBERT  ft  BTJCHNER,  Metro- 
politan Baths  and  Shaving  Parlor,  8 
Washington 

Habersham  Robt  A,  asst  U  S  engineer, 
129  First 

HACHENET  ftBENO,  grocers  and 
seedsmen,  195  First 

HAGNER  FllTER,  shoemaker,  104 
Second 

Haight  &  McLaughlin,  real  estate  agts 
and  collectors,  50  Morrison 

Haley  J  B,  meat  market,  28  Oak 

Handkins  J,  blacksmith.  Front  and 
Main 

Hansen  J,  groceries,  43  First 

HANSON  H,  nursery  and  seedsman,  84 
Front 

HAMILTON  ft  CO,  ship  chandlers  and 
grocers.  First  and  B 


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Oregon — Portland. 

ALriiABBTICALLT. 


HABKmS  &  PATERSON,  marble 
works,  26  Salmon 

Harmon  L,  manager  M  Franklin  Bros  & 
Co,  eenmdse,  125  First 

HABRINOTOX  F.B,  Louisville  Liq- 
uor Store,  45  Morrison 

Harris  &  Lichtenstein,  clothing,  143 
Front 

HaiTis,  Sal^^rn  &  Co,  ice  works,  246 
Second 

HARRIS  T,  clothing  and  furnishing 
goods,  165  First 

Hartman  Jno,  machinist  4S  North  First 

HARTVIGSON     &    HEILMAIIN. 

Pine  Street  Coffee  H.yuse,  ]Pine  and 

First 
Hass  Geo  A,  umbrellas,  205  Second 
Hastings  Mrs,  dressmaking,  Taylor 
HATCH  Z  J,  agent  Willamette  river 

steamers  (Independent),  Pacific  dock 
Hathaway  H  M,  books  and  stationery, 

171  First  - 

HaydenT  D,  saloon,  23  Oak 
HAYNE  J  B,  proprietor  Central  Lod,'  j 

ing  House,  Third  and  Morrison  ' 
HEALY    J   H,    stoves,    tinware    and 

house  furnishing  goods,  14  Froat 
HEALY  WM}  coppersmith,  steamboat, 

distiller,'  and  brewery  work,  14  Front 
Hecht  M    &    Co,   wholesale  boots  and 

shoes,  1  and  3  Front 
Heiminn  Jonas,  liquors,  Fourth  and  A 
Heini;z  E,  barber,  Front  and  Madison 
Hellen  &  Co,  groceries,  74  Taylor 
Henrichsen  &  Greenborg,   watches  and 

jewelry,  149  First 
Hensill  R  F,  atty  at  law,  102  Front 
Herman  R  K,  U  S  signal  observer,  48 

First 
HERRALL  &  ZIMHERMAIIN,  U 

S  Brewery,  Harrison  and  Water 
Herrman  S,  dry  goods,  First  and  Madison 
HERSEY   T   0,  Aurora   Restaurant, 

134  Front 
Heuschuch  &  Schmidt,    groceries,    235 

First 
HEWETT    H    He    CO,    exporters    of 

wheat  and  Hour,  and  insurance  agents 
Hexter  &  May,   wholesale  stoves  and 

tinware,  124  and  126  Front 
Hibbard  Geo  L  &  Co,  wholesale  boohs 

ard  shoes,  65  Front 
Higgins  J  J,  cigars  and  fruits,  83  First 
Hildreth  A  T,  saws  and  machiaery,  251 

Front 
Hill,  Dur'^am  &  Thompson,  Iswyer8,145 

First 
Hill  E  R,  artist,  145  Third 
HIMES    GEO    H.   printer    and  book 

binder,  6  Washington 
HZRSTEL  CH^S  &  00,  books,  sta. 
tionery,  notions,  toys,  etc,  106  First 
und  107  Front 


HOAO  JAMES  A,  fly-paper  decorator 
Hobin  F,  saloon.  First  and  C 
Hocheisen  F,  boots  and  shoes,  74  Stark 
HODGE,    DAVIS    &    CO,    wholesale 

druggists,  92  and  94  Front 
Hodgkinson  J  W,  varieties,  GH  First 
HOFFMAN  C  R,    meat   market,    26 

Yamhill;  residence    81   South  Second 
Hoflrnan  J  J,  atty,  45  First 
Hogue  H  A,  lumber,  94  First 
Holden  Saml,  horseshoeing,  Third  near 

Alder 
Holman  &  Co,  forwarding,  ISDJ  Front 
Holman  F,  lawyer,  127  First 
HOLMES  JOHN,  An^erican  Laundry, 

F  and  Tenth 
Holmes  Jos,  furniture,  Taylor  and  Second 
Holmt.-'  L,  lawyer,  133  First 

HOLTON  DANIEL,  proprietor  Holton 
House,  First  bet  Alder  and  Morrison 

HOLTON  HOUSE,  Daniel  Holton  pro- 
prietor. First  bet  Alder  and  Morrison 

Honeyman  J  &  Co,  foundry  and  ma- 
chine shop,  Front  and  Columbia 

HOTALlNa   A  P   &  CO,    wholesale 

liquors.  First  and  A 
Houstin  Chas,  cigars  and  tobaccos,  288 

First 
Howe  &  Co,  bookbinders,  5  Washington 
Howe  R  E,  upholstery,  353  First 

HOWE  sEwma  machine  of- 
fice, Mr  Forbee  manager,  147^ 
Third 

Hudson  H  T,  guns  and  sewing  machines, 
33  First 

Huerta  M,  harness  and  saddles,  and 
painter,  29  Salmon 

Hughes  E  G,  lawyer,  48  First 

IngersoU  N,  ship  broker,  32  North 
Front 

IRVING  ROBT  &  CO,  Oregon  Stand- 
ard Soap  Works,  F  and  Eleventh 

ISAACS  I,  hairdrcssir^  and  shaving 

parlor,  123  Front,  res  92  Seventh 
Isaac  S,  meat  market,  First  and  Jeffer- 


son 
I  X  L  Auction  Store,  63  First 
Jackson  W  &  Co,  wholesale  crockery 

and  glassware,  54  Front 
Jacobs  Bros  &  Co,  wholesale  clothing, 

3  and  5  Front 
Jacobs  L,  glazier,  214  First 
Janion  R  C  &  Co,  commission  merchants, 

30  North  Front 
Jay  S  J,  ^i-oceries,  312  First 
Jennieson  J  £,   restaurant,  Alder  and 

Third 
Johnson    A,    cigars    and   tobaccos,   49 

North  First 
Tohnson  A  H,  meat  market,  First  and  A 
JOHNSON   A  R,   Clay  St.   Market, 

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289 


JOHNSON.  McCOWN  &  MACRTJM , 

atcomeys  at  law,  Itii)  First,  upstairs 
Johnson  W  0,  notary,  IGi)  First 
Johnston  &  Holden,  plumbers  and  gas- 
litters,  168  Front 
Jones  E  A,  physician  and  surgeon,  50 

First 
Jones  H  E  &  Wm,  physicians,  49  First 
JonCd  J  F  &  Son,  col  ee  and  spice  (whole 

sale),  230  Front 
Jones  J  H  &  Co,  lumber,  Sixth  and 

Alder 
JOBDAN    &    BUETSCH,    St  Louis 

Exchange,  205  First 
Joseph  A,  glazier,  205  Second 
"Journal  of  Education, "  W  W  Laker  edi 

tor 
Jublitz  &  Saling,  barbers,  51  First 
Judkins  J  S,  photographer,  90  Morrison 
June  D  L,  notary  public,  il2  First 
Kafka  S,  stoves,  Taylor  and  Front 
Kahn  Bros,  hides,  fur,  wool  and  leather, 

106  Front 
Keck  James,  physician,  135  First 
Keil  &  Wagner,   groceries,  81  Washing- 
ton 
jveith  S,  oysters,  25  Oak 
ETiLLER  J  Si  meat  market,  cor  First 

a»d  Madison 
KELLER   JOHN    A,    moat    market, 

cor  Fourth  and  Morrison 
Kelley  Mrs  H  M,  cigars.  First  and  B 
Kelly  John,  collector  U  S  Customs,  P  O 

bldg 
Kelly  W  J,  city  assessor,  129  First 
Kellogg  &  Davis,  hotel,  174  Front 
Kellogi'  Geo,  physician,  249  First 

KELLOGO  J   &  CO,   forwarders  and 

transporters,  Yamhill  and  Front 
KENNEDY    L    P,  a^^omey   at    law, 

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specialty) 
Kennedy  J,  sboomaker,  138  First 
Kerron  &   Macbeth,  dry  goods,  Second 

and  Yamhill 
Kettler  H,  saloon,  73  First 
Kidd  L,  druggist.  Alder  and  Third 
Kilbourn  Oscar,    auctioneer    and  U  S 

ganger,  62  First 
Killeen  J,  cooper,  Madison  and  Front 
King  Mrs,  dressmaking,  163^  Third 
Klosterman   Bros,  wholesale  groceries. 

Front  and  G 
KNAPP,  BURRELL  &  CO,  agricul- 
tural implements,   33  and  35  Front, 

32  and  34  First 
Knapp  &  Farwell,  milk  depot,  249  First 

KNAPP  JTILE  A,  architect,  162  First, 

room  9 
KNAPP  J   B,   sign    and    ornamental 

painter,  9^  Alder 
Knoll  R,  wines  and  cigars,  Third  and 

Alder  I 

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Knott  Jos,  manuf  bags,  290  Front 
KOCH  &  WOLFr, Vienna  coffee  house, 

45  Washington 
Koehler  R,  vice-president   O  &  G  R  R, 

Front  and  F 
Koehler  Wm,  dentist,  243  First 
Kohn  J,  clothing,  161  First 
Koshland  Bros,  commission  merchants, 

North  Front  and  C 
Krengle    Charles,    msat    market, 

Third 

KRiBs  &  McMillan,  stoves 

tinware,  192  First 
Krumbein  J,  architect,  115  First 
Krug  C  H,  shoemikei,  70i  First 
Kuhn  Ch  L,   manuf  billiard  tables,  A 

and  Third 
Labbe  Bros,  groceries,  32  and  34  Wash- 
ington 
Labbe  P,  groceries,  1 14  Washington 
LAVD  C  D,  guns,  rifles  and  pistols,  49 

First 
LABD  &  TILTON,  bankers,  101  First 

LAIDLAW  JAME3,  British  vice-con- 
sul, 16  North  Front 

LAIDLAW  J  &  CO,  commission  mer- 
chants and  agents  Giant  Powder  Co, 
16  North  Front 

Lamson  R  H,  clerk  U  S  Circuit  and  U  S 
District  Courts  and  U  S  commission- 
er, P  O  bldg 

LANDENBERQER  C  A.  propr 

"Deutsche  Zcitung,"  B  and  Third 
Lappens  James,  chief  of  police.  Oak  and 

Second 
LA  RANSIEUR  J  C,  shooting  gallery 

and  ci^tars,  54  First 
Lamed  M.ijor  D  R,  paymaster  USA, 

155  First 
Legrand  A,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  44 

First 
Lehy  G  W,  carriage  repository,  107  Sec- 
ond 
Lemline  L.  cigars  and  tobacco,  160  First 
Lemmon  Mrs  J  W,  millinery,  27  Wash- 
ington 
Leonard  %  Siuot,  saloon,  148  First 
LENT  &  JENNE,  assaycrs,  33  Stark 
Lerch  Miss  S,  millinery  ;.nd  dry  goods, 

111  First 
LESTJETJR  P,  saloon  and  liquors.  First 

and  C 
Levi  J,  furniture,  46  First 
Levy  A,  barber  and  hairdresser,  9  Stark 
Levy  Jj,  watches  and  jewelry,  215  First 
Ijcvy  S,  sto  /es  and  tinware,  lOt  First 
Lewis  ft  Strauss,  dry  goods  and  mil- 
linery, 123  First 
LEWIS  &    WILLIAMS,  Palace  Sa- 
loon, 11  Stark 
Lewiston  E,  hotel,  E  and  Third 
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Lindeleaf  G  A,    boots  and    shoes,   72 

Washiasfton 
UNDEMANN  WM,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 110  First 
lipmati  S  &  Co,  dry  goods,  1 13  First 
Lownsdale  J  P  0,  insurauco  agent  and 

notary  public,  8  Morrison 
Luey  H,  blacksmith,  30  Oak 
Lundberg  Wm,  electrician,  29  Salmon 
Lundin  P  O,  carpenter,  84  .Se3ond 
Lynch  H  J  hotel,  50  and  52  North  First 
Lyon  S  M,  real  estate,  124  First 
MacDougall  C  J,  lawyer,  155  First 
Madr.ntz  &  Dueber,  stoves  and  tinware, 

27  First 
MADER  T  &  LANNDBLAD,  saloon, 

47  Washin'jton 
HAGTJIRE  JOHN,  manager  New  Mar 

ket  Theatre,  First  bet  Ash  and  A 
Mairet  A,    watchmaker  and  jeweler,  t 

Morrison 
Malarkey  Charles,  fish  and  pouUry,  31 

Stark 
MALARKEY  D  J&  CO.  general  -^om 

mission  merchants,  10  and  12  Front 
Mallory  Rufus,  U  S  dist  atty,  postoffict 

buildino; 
MANCIET  P  &  CO,  St  Charles'  Res- 

taurant,  SVV  cor  Front  and  Morrison 
Manheim  G,  tailor,  10  Morrison 
Margnam   &  Jones,  saloon,    13G  Second 

MARmCOVICH    PETER.    United 

States  Rest:iurant,  114  First 
Marks  H   clothing,  205  Second 
Mnrks  M,  b^ots  and  shoos,  147  Front 
MARQXJAM  P  A,  real  estate  and  at 

toruey  at  law,  24  Yamhill 
Marsh  &   Co,   Japanese  repository,  22i 

First 
MARSHALL  W  H  &  CO,  groceries, 

Central  Market  and  First 
Marston  J,  picture  framing,  227  Second 
Martin  C,  barber,  45  Nortli  First 
Martin  E,  stair  builder,  Second  and  D 
MARTIN    E    &   CO,  wholesale  wines 

,nd  liquor.i,  13i  Front 
MARTIN  MRS  R  M,  shirt  manufac- 
tory, 133  First 

MiVRX  &  JOR&ENSEN,  wholesale 

liquors,  28  North  Front 
Mash  M,  groceries,  107  Washington 
Mason  &  Ho^    -,  lawyers,  Ul  First 
May  Bros,  meat  market,  262  First 
Mayer  A,  clothier  and  furnishing  goods, 

121  First 
McAlestier  T  B,  saloon,  248  First 

McBRIOE  &  WELCH  -nd  McKEAN 

&    HAlfPTnif,    proprietors    Union 
Currio^'^Shop,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
make'  a,  33  and  35  Salmon 
McCa/ton  O,  shoemaker,  First 
iilcConnell  J,  saloon,  47  North  First 
McCown  F  0,  notary  public,  16 J  First 


MoCCRMIGE     BROS,     printers   and 
b  )oks,  Ul  Second 

MoCRACKEN  J  &  CO,    oommissi)n 
merchants  and  agents  of  P  S  S  Co 
60-(ili  Front 

McFEELY  P,  proprietor  Richmond 
House  

McQEE  &  RICHET,    Novolty  Ivon 

Works,  441  Front 
Mc'orill  D,  horssishocing,  250  First 
McGinn  Cb;is,  bj^kery,  255  First 
McGowan  H  D,  hotel,  302  Front 
McHUOH  JAMES,  t^aloou  audliiuors, 

8 J  Second 
McKinnon  N,  shoemaker,  30  Yamhill 

McLENNAN  D  H,  physician,   Second 

and  Ash 
MoPheliii  J,  groceries.  Second  and  Stark 
McLaua;h!iii  Hugh,  s  doon,  55  Clay 
McLERAN  BROS,  fburiug  mills,  n 

and  Fourth 

McM^niis  &  Hazlett,  plumbDrs,  127 
Washington 

MoMerchsr  k  Thompson,  books  and  sta- 
tionery, 103  First 

"MEDICAL  JOURNAL."  A  A  McAr- 

thur  business  inmager,  135  First 
M.'ior  &  Co,  siloon,  1S7  First 
Mair  &  Frank,  gen  mdse,  182  First 
Mollis  Bros  &  C.'.  dry  gor>ds,    clothiti^, 
b  lots   and  shojs,  12G  First  and  1l7 
Front 
Mridelson  A  L,  gen  ml33,  1?5  Front 
MENDENHALL  &  BURNEy,  attor- 
neys at  law,  145  First,  up  stairs 

MENDENHALL  J  C,  fish,  gams  and 
poultry,  33  Yamhill 

Mjr^es&  Viispcr,  mirblo  work%  47 Stark 

Moston  J  J,  bj  >ki'in(br,  102  Fr^mt 

Mdussdjrffjr  C  H,  hats  and  caps,  1G2 
First 

M'^yrs  H,  saloon,  ip  First 

Micolai  &  Davidsj'  planiaj  mid.  Sec- 
ond and  E 

Miller  &  Aijlin,  sriloon,  45  North  First 

MILLER  A  S  &  SON,  bridju  builders, 
Uni  m  block 

Miller  Frank,  stoves  and  tinware,  132 
Fr.)nt 

Miller  (Jus,  saloon,  Fourth  and  Wash- 
ington 

Miller  J  A,  boots  and  shoes,  Morrison 
pd  Third 

Miller  &  Long,  carriage  manufs,  2S2 
First 

MILLER  &  RICHARD,  tvpo  foundry 
and  paper  warehouse,  G  North   Front 

Mitchell  &  Damsnt,  attorneys  at  law, 
161  First 

Mitchell  G,  groceries,  50  Morrison 

Mitchell  J,  groc3ries,  34  Yamhill 

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Molony  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  33^ 
YamhiU 

MOLSON  &  SONS,  cordage  manufs  t  .  1 
brewers,  Ninth  and  D 

HOLSON  &  SONS,  saloon,  69  and  87 
Second 

Monnastes  H  W,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware, 169  First 

"MONTHLY  MUSICAL  JOUR- 
NAL," D  W  Prautico  &  Co  publish- 
ers, 107  B'irst 

MOONEY  &  VALENTINE,  dry  goods 

and  millinery,  193  First 
Moore  D  M,  brass  works,  D  bet  First 

and  Second 
Moore  Sc  Harrington,  8aIoon,43  No  First 
Moores  T  K,  land  commissiouer  and  no- 
tary, F  and  Front 
Moore  J  H,  foundry,  07  Front 
Moore  VVni,  shoemaker,  Second  and  C 
Morcland  &  Tanner,  hiwyers,  167    First 
Morin  P,   9tove  re])airing.  Second    and 

Taylor 
MORAIS  MRS  L,  fancy  goods  and  no- 
tions, 102  VVushiugton 

MOr^E  C  C  &  CO,  pictures,  frames, 
m  iif^s,    pianos    and    organs,    163 

Lxiillor  H  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  29  First 
MUNK  A,  fish  and  game  market,  72  Ai- 
der 
Murrny  Mra  Frances  M,  physician   and 

surgton,  162  First 
Murtha  &  Papwortli,   meat  market,  72 

Washington 
Myer  H,  saloon,  Front  and  Salmon 
Myers  ii,  merchant  tailor,  27  Stark 
Myers  M,  vinegar  factory,  484  First 
Naef  A  F,  costumes,  241  First 

NATHAN  &  DWIGHT,  auction  and 
commission,  60  First  cor  Pine 

National  Business  College,  W  L  White 
83cty,  128  Front 

Neppach  S  A,  drusraris'fc.  First  and  Oak 

NEIKEYER  f    uiurchant  tailor,   162 


First 
Neunert  A  ¥, 

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Neustadter  lirot. 


r  i  js.  Eighth  and  Jef- 


u^,  f:jrni3hing  goods 
(wholesale)  67  ai.  i  j!*  Front      s-^ 

NEWBEREY  M  0,  comuussion  mer- 
chant, 122  Front 

Newbury,  Hawthorne  &  Co,  agl  implta, 
260  and  262  First 

"New  Northwent"  (weekly),  Mrs  A  J 
Duniway  editor,  5  Washmeton 

NEW  YORK  HOTEL,  H   Rothfos 

propr.  Front  and  B 

Nicholas  H  B,  attv,  91  First 

Nicholaon  A^  T  B,  general  broker,  115 
/iret 

Nicoloi  &  hi  jithe  «,  trood  turning,  Sec- 
ond and  K 


Nielson    John  S,  carpenter,  Sixtlx    and 

Morrison 
NILE3.&  BEEBE,  lithographers  and 

bookbinders,  and  printers,  87  Front 
Noltner  A,  publisher  "The  Standard," 

cor  Ash  and  Fiist 
NOON  W  C,  bag  factory,  16  Front 
Nordeu  B  L,  sheriff 
NORTHRUP  E  J  &  CO,  exclusively 

carriage    and    wagon    hardware    and 

wood  work,  232  and  234  First 
Northup  &  Gilber*  attys,  95  First 

NORTON  H0TrS3,  Harvey  B  Oatman 
&  Co  proprs,  First  and  C 

Norton  VV  S,  barber,  7  Alder 

OATMAN  HARVEY  B  &  CO,  pro- 
prietors Norton  House,  First  and  C 

O'Brien  T  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  83 
First 

O'Connor  J,  wholesale  grocer,  120  Front 

O'Dea  E,  tailor,  14  Front 

Ogden  G  W,  groceries,  109  First 

Olds  &  King,  dry  goods,  147  Third 

Olds  &  Summers,  crockery,  lamps  and 
oils,  183ji  First 

O'Neill  B,  hotel,  First  and  G 

Opitz  G,  bakery,  145  Third 

OREO  ON  BOTANICAL  REME- 
DIES, VVm  Pfuadjr  &  Co  proprs, 
P  O  box  218 

ORE&ON     CONSERVATORY     OF 

MUSIC,  W    H   Kinross  principal ;  F 
Vinton  secretary,  170  First 
*'  Oregon    Farmer  "    (weekly),  W  L  Ep- 
pinger  publisher,  5  Washington 

OREGON    FURNITURE    MANU- 
FACTURING CO,  Sam  Lcwenstein 
1)re3ident ;      \Vm     Kapus     secretary, 
^'irst  and  Yamhill 
"OREQONIAN"  (The)   (daily),   H  L 
Pittock  business  m  inasjer,  102  Front 

OREGONIAN    FUBUSHING    GO, 

H  L  i'lttock  manager,  102  Front 
Oregon  Leather  and  Manufacturing  Co, 

W  S  Stevens  munager,  93  Front 
"  Oregon  Literary  Vidette  "   (monthly), 
E  O  Norton  &  Co  publishers,  5  Wash- 
ington 
Oregon   Packing  Co,   J   W  &  B  Cook 
proprs,  105  First 

OREGON   STEAM  NAVIGATION 

CO,  Geo  J  Ainsworth  general  superin- 
tendent. Ash  and  Front 
Oregon  Transfer  Co,  Second  and  Stark 
OVEREND  C  E,  contractor  and  build- 
er, 47  Stark 
OSBORN  D  M  &  CO,  harvest  machin- 
ery, 261  and  263  Front 
O'Shea    Bros,    meat    market.    Central 

Market,  First 
O'Shea  W.  pawnbroker,  26  Washingtoa 
Osvold  &  Avers,  shoemakers,  30  Stark 
Owen  E  L,  bakery,  61  North  First 


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B0D8ERS,  MEYER  &C0,  importers 
and  commission  merchants,  20  North 
Front 
Bodgers  T,  boots  and  shoes,  245  First 
Kodgers  Thos  M,  stove  works,  244  Front 
BOENICKE  OTTO,  book  binder  and 
paper  box  manuf,  l*irst  and  Stark,  up 
stairs 
Roessler  A,  meat  market,  102  Washing- 
ton 
ROGERS  E  F,  general  freight  and  pas- 
senger agent  O  &  C  K  R,  Front  and  F 
ROBR  C  M,  meat  market.  Third  and 

Salmon 
Rosenfeld  H  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

41  Front 
Rosenfeld  J  L,  commission  merchant,  123 

Front 
Ross  Mrs  C,  fruits,  etc,  214  First 
Kottner  J,  saloon,  248  First 
Roony  Max,  CoflFee  House,  206  First 
ROYAL  W  W,  physician  and  surgeon, 

227  First 
Rummeliu  &  Gutmann,  furriers,  82  First 
"RURAL   SPIRIT"  (The),    W   W 

Baker  editor 
RUSSDR  H  M,  dentist,  104  First 
Russ  Ira  &  Co,  groceries,  Morrison  and 

Third 
SADDLER  E,   Pioneer    Bakery,   240 

Second 

Salianger  Al  &  Co,  dry  goods,  210  First 
Salzer  J  k  Bro,  hotel.  First  and  D 
Sandeen  Mrs  C  W,  hairdresser,  203  Third 

SANKEN    J  VON  &  F  WILDI, 

saloon,  204  First 
SAYLOR  W  H,  physician  and  surgeon, 

room  1,  Union  block 
Schade  John,  hotel.  First  and  Main 
Schenck  CS,  saloon.  Front  and  F 
SCHERNER  H  I,  Fulton  Meat  Mar 

ket,  US  Alder 
SCHLOTH    CHR.    meat    market,    53 

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Schwab  &  Anderson,  book  and  job  print 

era,  102  Front 
Schmeer  John,  saloon,  191  First 
Schmidt  Chas,  groceries,  G  and  Thir- 
teenth        ^^ 
SCHHITZ    WM,  Gambrinus    Saloon, 

Pine  and  First 
Schramm  Chas,  saloon,  311  Front 
Schultze  P,  land  agent  O  &  C  R  R,  Front 

andF 
Schuman  &  Botefuhr,  saloon,  71  First 

SCHUYLER  FHILIF  C,  general  agt 
Liverpool,  London  and  Globe  Insur 
ance  Cos,  and  Mutual  Life  of  New 
York,  5  First 

SCOTT  C  C,  New  England  Meat  Mar 
ket,  £  and  Fourth 

flUABJ^  A  F  JR,  attorney  at  law  and 
notary  public,  room  6,  Dekum's  bldg 


Sears  Geo  C,  county  assessor 

Seavier  Madame,  dressmaking,  131  First 

Seller  M  &  Co,  wholesale  queenaware,  13 

and  15  Front 
Sellig  K  &  Co,  liquors  and  cigars,  163 

Second 
SELUNO  F,  gen  mdae,  SE  cor  First 

and  Yamhill 
Senofsky  J,  shoemaker.  14  Morrison 
SIBSON,  CHURCH  &  CO,  commission 

merchants  and  exporters  wheat  and 

flour,  Ash  and  Front 
SIMOX  J  &  CO,  wholesale  and  retail 

paints,   oils,  doors,  sash   and  blinds, 

128  Front 
Simmons  Ed  S,  restaurant,  52  First 
Simons  S,  straw  works,  52  Main 

SINGER  MANUFACTURING  CO, 

Willie  B  Fry  manager,  186  First 
SINGLETON  A  B  &  CO,  detective  and 

collection  agency,  room  10  Dtskum's 

building 
Sinsheimer  H,  musical  instruments,  127 

First 
Sinsheimer  1,  manager  Portland  Furni- 
ture Manufactilriiig  Co,  13  Washington 
SITES  0  F  &  CO,  groceries,  167  First 
Sitt  H  B,  dress  and  cloak   making,  134 

Third 
Shanahan    W  T,   picture  frames,   etc, 

Morrison  near  Second 
Shaprrar  N,  shoemaker,  60^  First 
Sharp  Ross,   cigars    and  tobacco,    227 

First 
Sharp  R  M,   cigars  and  tobacco,    149) 

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Shattuck  &  Killin,  lawyers,  115  First 
SHAW  J,  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Sheridan  J,  manuf  umbrellas,  11  Alder 
Sherlock  S,  wholesale  saddlery,  74  Front 

SHINDLER  &  CHADBOURNE. 

manufs  furniture  and  bedding,  carpets, 

166  First  and  167  Front 
Shipper  &  Rybke,  tailoring,  11  Oak 
Shorten  Mrs,  boai'ling,  49  Front 

SHORTELL  ROBERT,  propr  "  P  K  * 

Saloon,  faro  up  stairs,  130  First 
Showers  Wm,  county  treasurer 
SKIDMORE  S  G  &  CO,  druggists,  151 

First 
Slavich  John,  restaurant,  170  First 

SMALLBONE  C  R  &  WINTERS 

landscape  gardenera   and  florists,   49 

Clay 
Smith  &  Alden,  dentists,  167  First 
Smith  Bros  &  Co,  sawmill,  foot  of  Clay 
SMITH  BROS   &  WATSON,  iron 

works.  Front  near  Harrison 
Smith  Fred,  blacksmith,  304  Front 
Smith  James  A,  county  clerk 
SMITH  L  K  0,  wholesale  cigars  and 

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CATE,"  Rev  J  H  Acton  editor 
Packard  J  A,  groceries,  269  First 
PAINE  C  H  &  CO,  feed  and  boarding 

stable,  Third  and  Ash 
Palmer  W  D,  business  manager    "Tele- 
gram," 102  Front 
Patterson  0  M,  laundry,  Jefferson  and 

Sixteenth 
Patterson  T,  real  estate,  105  First 
PAHBISH  &  CORNELL,   insurance, 
real  estate  and  money  brokers,  149|t 
Front 
PAXTON  0  F,  notary  public  and  law- 
yer. Stark  and  Front 
PllTERS    &    KINO,    cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 72  Morrison 
Petterson  J  C,  fruits,  252  First 
Penney  J  E,  liquors,  88  First 
Permin  Louis,  saloon  85  North  First 
PERRY  JOSEPH, liquors,  SE  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Taylor 
Peter  C,  manuf  jeweler,  167  Second 
Peyser  S,  clothing,  1 1  i  First 
Pfunder  Louis  G,  florist,  227  Washington 

PFUNDER  WM  &  CO,  operative 
chemists,  and  sole  proprs  Oregon  Bot- 
anical Remedies 

PHILLIPS  &  ABELL,  contracting 
engineers,  133  First 

Philiips  L  B,  liquors,  27  Morrison 

PHELPS  0  S,  justice  of  the  peace,  49 
Clay 

Pietrzycki  M;  physician,  341  Third 

Pilger  Mrs  L,  fancy  goods  and  dress- 
making, 153  First 

PILKHfOTON  J  B,  oculist  and  aurist, 
room  2  Dekum's  building 

PIONEER  BAKERY,  K  Saddler 
propr,  240  Second 

PIPER  W  W,  architect,  50  First 

PITTS  H  H,  commission  produce,  80 
Front 

PLUMMER  0  P  S,  druggist  and  phy- 
sician, SVV  cor  First  and  Main 

Prager  L,  gen  mdse.  183  First 

PRANQ  H  C,  liquors,  SE  cor  Wash- 
inuton  and  First 

PRENTICE  D  W  &  CO.  pianos,  or- 

fans  and  musical  mcrcnandise,    107 
'irst 
Prescott  House,  C  nr  First 
Price  C  W,  insurance  broker,  7  First 
Price  &  Maxwell,  employment  and  real 

estate  agts,  213  First 
PROTHERO  W  S  &  CO,  bookbinders 

and    acts  Appleton   &   Co,   room  42 

Union  block 
Prosper  B  i,  Co,  restaurant,  15  Oak 
POLDEMAN  ADOLPH,  watchmaker 

and  jeweler,  88  First 
POHL  a,  homoeopathic  physician,  room 

22  Union  block 


and 


Pope  F,   blacksmith  ana  wagonmaker 
A  and  Third  ' 

"PORTLAND  BEE"  (daily  and 
weekly),  D  H  Steams  &  Co  publish- 
ers, 5  Washington 

Portland  Furniture  Manuf  Co,  I  Sins- 
heimer  manager,  13  Washington 

Portland  Gas  Co,  H  C  Leonard  secre 
tary,  26  Stark 

PORTLAND  HOUSE,  P  A  Turk 
propr,  9  C 

Portland  Library  Association,  24  Stark 
Portland  Water  Co.,  H  C  Leonard  sec- 
retary 

POTTER  H  N,  cigars  and  tobacco,  120 

First 
Powers   I   F,    furniture,    184    and    185 

First 

PUFTS   A   D,    cooperage,   28    North 

First 
Pvan  Den   Bergh  J  P,   physician,   212 

P'-rst 
.}  J,  cabinetmaker,  106  Second 

Qu  L  W  P,  hotel  and  groceries 

Quini    vV  J,  merchant  tailor,  28  Stark 
Quirk  Wm  J,  saloon,  33  First 
Racheiiberger  L,  saloon.  First  nr  Jeffer- 
son 

RANDALL  E  0,  contractor  and  build- 
er, Third  and  Main 
Reen  Daniel,  meat  market,  383  Fourth 
Reed  J  H,  lawyer,  145  First 
Rees  W  H,  oxygen  inhalation  institute. 

174  First 
Reid  G  T,  saloon,  Front 
Reid  Wm,  savings  bank,  48  First 
Reichert  Paul,  liquors,  211  First 
Ronnicks  Geo,  junk,  68  Front 
"Resources  of  Oregon  .ml  Washington," 

W  W  Baker  editor 
Rex  R  G,  physician,  163  First 

RICHERT  F  &  CO,  manufs  coffee  and 
spices,  121^  Third 

RICHMOND    HOUSE,    P    McFeely 

propr,  Second  and  C 
Rice  S  W,  county  judge 
Riders    G    C,   restaurant,  Second   and 

Washington 
Ricselmau    R,    boots    and    shoes,    123 

Third 
Rieger  John,  boots  and  shoes,  48  North 

First 
Riggen  fc  June,  real  estate,  112  First 
Ril^  R  R,  wood  yard,  234  Front 
Rines  &,  Newhouse,  wood,  2  Oak 
Riviere  J  B  A,  hair  worker,  129  Third 

ROBBINS  &  YATES,  mouldings, 
framesjpianos  and  organs,  229  First 

ROCKFELLOW  MRS  N  L,  dress- 

makor    (patterns    cut    to  order),  63 
Fourih 
RODOERS  HARRY,  boot  and  shea 
upper  manuf,  231  First 


H.  WAGHHORST,  Agent  for  Am.  Watches,  315  J  SUet,  Sac. 


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Smith  M.  saloon,  North  Front 

Smith  W  H,  stair  builder,  G  and  Second 

SMITH  SENECA,  attorney  at  law,  145 

P'irst 
SMITH  &  YOXTNG,  Occidental  Hotel, 

Morriaon  and  First 
SODERBACK  0  T,  manuf  and  dealer 

cigars  and  tobacco,  7(5  Morrison 
Sohm  Sisters,  hotel,  'iOJ  First 
Solnmon  S  A,  restaurant,  First  and  A 
SONNENEELD    H   (H   Ackerman   & 

Co),  crockery  and  glassware,  87  First 
Southworth  D  C,   livery.    Front    near 

Mi.i'i 
SPENCER  THOS,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

First  near  Sheridan 
Sprague  D,  constable,  24  Morrison 
Staenders  A,  barber,  85  Second 

"STANDARD  "  (daily  and  weekly),  A 

Noltner  publisher,  cor  Ash  and  First 
STAPLES  C  G,  manufacturing  confec- 
tioner, fruits,    tobacco  and  cigars,  80 

Morrison 
Stark  Mr,  hotel,  P'ront  and  C 
STEARNS  DAVID,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

73  Front 
Stearns   L  B,  police  judge,  Second  and 

Oak 
Stewart  C  F,  watches  and  jewelry,  112 

Fir^t 
STEWART  E  C,   horse  shoeing,   212 

Second 
Stewart  James,  groceries,  B  and  Eiorhth 
Stinson  Mrs  J  A,  dressmaking,  50  Wash- 

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STITZEL  HENRY,   shoemaker,   255 

First 
Stoddard  J  R,  lawyer,  132i  First 
Stone   B   L,  watches  and  jewelry,    155 

First 

Stone  Edward,  restaurant,  0  Washington 
Stone  S   L,  confectionery  and  cigars,  41 

First 
STORY  GEO  L,  mnnager  Home  Mutual 

Insurance  Co  of  Californii,  100  First 
Stott   &   Gearin,  attorneys  at  law,  155 

Fir^t 

STRAUS  GEO  M,  boot  and  shoemak- 
er, 234  First 
Strode  &  Beach,  lawyers,  95  First 
StronT;  C  C,  physician,  1 15  First 
Stronsr  F  R  (Wm  Strong  &  Sons),  notary 

public      

STRONG  WM  &  SONS,  attorneys  at 

law,  room  8,  Dekum's  buildin.? 
Strowbridge  S  A,  leather  and  findings, 

18!)  Front 
St  Vincent  Hospital,  Eleventh  and  M 

"SUNDAY  MERCURY,"  W  Moss  & 
Co  publishers,  5  Washington 

"SUNDAY  WELCOME,"  Atkinson  & 
Farish  publishers,  B  bat  Third  and 
Fourth 


SiimmerBeld  S,  merchant  tailor,  189 
First 

Suksdorf  H  F,  lawyer,  113  First 

Swanwick  T  F,  pu))lishing  and  advertis- 
ing agent,  10  Stark 

Tabor  Richard  M,  assistant  U  S  engi- 
neer, 121)  Front 

Talbot  H  P,  cigars  and  tobacco,  203i 
First 

TAYLOR  JOSEPH,  Willamette  Palace 
Saloon  and  Billiard  Parlor,  135  Front 

TAYLOR  P,  vice  president  Willamette 
Iron  Works 

Te  ibosch  J  M,  grain  broker  16  Front 

Tichiier  A,  barber,  148  First 

Tilton  J  S,  groceries,  251  First 

TINGRY  C  G,  jeweler  and  diamond 
setter,  Second  and  Morrison 

THANHAUSER  L  &  CO,  wholesale 

hats  and  caps,  8  North  Front 
Thayer  Claude,  lawyer.  Stark  and  Front 
Th;iyer  &  Williams,  lawyers.  Stark  and 

Front 
Tliielsen  H,  chief  engineer  Oregon  Rail- 
way Co,  155  Salmon 
THIESEN  C,  physician,  45  First 
Thompson  D  P,  mayor 

THOMPSON,  DE  HART  &  CO,  hard- 
ware (wholesale  and  retail),  175  Front 
and  174  First 
THOMPSON  HOUSE,  John  J  Osfield 

propr,  cor  First  and  Jeflferson 
Thompson  H  L,  saloon,  244  First 
THOMPSON  W  S,  president  Willam- 
ette Iron  Works 
Tone  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  268  First 
Trauner  K  F,  musician,  30  Yamhill 
Treukman  &  Wolff,  tool  makers,  62  and 

64  Front 
TRIBOU  &  KELTON.  carpenters  and 

contractors.  Ash  nr  Third 
Trickle  D  C  &  Co,  fish   and  poultry,  31 

Yamhill 
Trimble  W  F,  lawyer,  155  First 
TROEGER  ^  HENRY,    Farmers'  and 
Mechanics'    Exchange    (saloon),    294 
Front 
Trubom  R  D,  painter,  68  Washington 

UNITED  STATES  RESTAURANT, 

P  Marincovich  propr,  144  First 
Vagatins  Bros,  barbers,  29  First 
Van  Beurden  .T,  watches,   jewelry  and 

diam--  .Js,  107  First 
Van  St.  luyver  W  J,  wholesale  liquors, 

163  Front  and  62  First 
Van  Winkle  Mrs  H,   dressmaker,   174 

First 
Varwig  H,  saloon,  Front  nr  Main 
Varwig  Thomas,  plumber,  gas  and  steam 

fitter,  71  Washington 
Verdier  B,  coffee  and  spico,  33  Washing- 
ton 
Verdier  H,  fancy  goods,  27  Salmon 


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Volney  V,  picture  frames,  153  Third 
Voss  &  Fuhs,  bakery,  42  Washington 
Wadhams  &    Elliott,  wholesale  grocers, 

46  and  48  Front 
Wager  Cieorge,  saloon,  314  First 
AVagner  M,  butcher,  106  Washington 
Wagner  John,  barber,  HI  Front 
Waldo  J  B,  lawyer,  145  First 

WALLACE  M  B,  constable  and  collec 

tor,  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Salmon 
Waller  E  W,  restaurant,  86  First 
WALLING  A  G,  job  printer  and  book 

binder,  SE  cor  Ash  and  First 
Walter  I3ro8,  carpets  and  upholstery,  8^ 

First 
Walsh  John  E,  groceries,  61  Ninth 
Warren  (leorge,  coffee  house,  27  Oak 
WARREN    0   S,    manager  Bartsch't 

music  store,  143  First 
Wass  E  S,  hair  works,  64  Morrison 
Wasserman   M  &   Co,  M'holcsale  cigan 

and  tobncco,  7  Front 
WATKINDS  WMH,wholesale  saddle. 

and  harness,  105  Front 
Wi'tkins  il,  meat  market,  Morrison  ni 

Third 
Watkins  W  H,  physician  and  surgeon, 

141   First 
WATSON  A  J,  gen  mdse,    Sixteentli 

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Watson  Thomas,  restaurant,    93  Nortl 

First 
WEBB    GEO    A.    agent    Commercia' 

Union  Assurance  Co,  commission,  16 

P'roiit 
WEBBER  L  C,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

15  Wiishington 
Weber  (i,  tailor,  253  First 
Wibcr  Henry,  liquors,  225  First 
WEBER  P,  furniture,  225  Second 

WEEKS  &  MORGAN,  groceries  and 

feed,  •-:4l)  and  '^51  Front 
WEINHARD  H,  City  Brewery,  B  and 

Eleventh 
WEIBLER  GEO  W,  agent  0  S  S  Co, 

and  proprs  Wt'idler's  Sawmills,  Front 

and  F 
Woudel  M,  siloon,  154  Front 
Wendt  A,  tailor.  108  First 
Welcli    &    Christensen,     harness    and 

8  iddles, 
Welch  J,  dentist,  room  4,  Union  block 
Welch  John,  groceries,  232  First 
Wells,  Far^o  4  Co.'s  Office,  First  and 

Wells  J  T,  physician  and  surgeon,  132^ 

First 
WELLCOM  L,  tailor,  29  Second 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Office,  First 

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Westfall  J,  livery  stable,  cor  Salmon 
and  Front 

Westley  &  Denny,  rubber  stamps,  33 
Stark 

"West  Shore"  (monthly),  L  Samuel  pub- 
lisher, Morrison,  opp  postoffice 

Whalley  J  W  &  Fechheimers,  attorneys, 
43  First 

Wheeler  Bros,  pictures,  clocks,  etc,  24 
Main 

Wheeler  H  S,  superintendent  construc- 
tion U  S  Engineer's  Office,  129  First 

WHITE  EUGENE  D,  notary  public 
and  commissioner  of  deeds,  130  First 

White  &  Giltner,  stock  brokers,  130 
First 

Wiberg  &  Kernan,  boots  and  shoes^  145 
Front 

WIGGINTON  &  HASTINGS,  groce- 
ries, 300  Front 

Wiat/ingerode  C  V,  books  and  '  Matioa- 
ery,  143  First 

Wilcox  J  P,  carriage  painter.  Main,  nr 
Front 

Wiley  J  R,  justice  peace.  Stark  and 
Front 

Wilhelm  Jacob,  tailor, 

WILHELM  JOHN,  barber.  Clarendon 
Hotel 

Wilhelm  Ludwig,  barber,  8^  Morrison 

"Willamette  Farmer " (weekly),  Clarke 
&,  Craig  publishers,  5  Washington 

WILLAMETTE  HOTEL,  John  Han- 

ley  pmpr,  227  Front 

WILLAMETTE    IRON    WORKS. 

North  Front 
Willamette  Transportation  &  Locks  Co, 

fJeo  H  Andrews  secretary 
WILLIAMS  J  T,  bill  poster,  9  Alder 
WILLIAMS  W  H,  architect,  room  17 

Dekum's  bldg 
Williams  G  &  Co,  glove  factory,  224 

First 
Wilson  F  R,  lish  market,  270  First 
WILSON  HOLT  C,  pliysician  and  sur- 
geon, 151  First,  upstairs 
WILSON  R  B,  physician  and  surgeon, 

2!>  North  Fourth 
Wise  H,  tailor,  16  First 
Wise  W  F,  confectionery  and  groceries, 

377  Fourth 
Witherell  J   R,    employment  office,  72 

First 
Woicka  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  231  First 
Wolf  E,  clothing,  117  Front 
Wolf  H  &  Bro,  clothing,  121  Front 
Wolf  H,  dry  goods,  20S  First 
WoihI  L,  tailor,  26  Morrison 
WOOD  T  A,  real  estate  and  collecting 

bureau  and  notary  public,  141  First 
WOODD  H  B,  meat  market,  100  First, 

cor  Sheridan  • 

Woodard  C  H  &  Co,  druggists,  141  First 


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Woodcock  W,  feed  stable,  312  Front 
Woodhfim    Mrs    T,     dressmaking,    48 

Washincton 
Woodward  &  Connell,  real  estate  and 

insurance,  114  First 
Woodward  &  Magcon,  livery  stable,  194 

Second 
Woodward,  McQuiston  &  Co,  dry  goods. 

Second  and  Morrison 

WOODWARD  &  WOODWARD,  at 

torneys  and  counsellors  at  law,  145 
First,  up  stairs 
WRINKLE  J  F  p  &  CO,  dry  and  fancy 

foods  and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  221 
irst 

TEAROAIX  MRS  EMILT  I,  pbysi 

cian  and    surgeon,    room    19,    Union 

block 
Yocum  &  Clamo,  attorneys,  45  First 
Young  Mrs  A,  straw  works,  2G7  Third 


YOUNG  CHAS,  hairdressing  and  shav 
ing  saloon,  32  Stark  bet  First  and  Sec- 
ond 
Young  James,  groceries,  267  Third 
Young  Men's  Christian  Ass'n  Rooms 
128  First  ' 

Young  Wm,  marble  works,  60  Front 
ZAN  BROS,  wholesale  wooden  and  wil- 
low ware  and  manufs  brooms,  14  North 
Front 
Ziegler  W  C,  eclectic  physician 
Zeitfuchs  Ulrich,  saloon,  71  Second 
ZELLER  M>  saloon,  265  First 

ZIEBER  &  KNOWLES,  propra  Clar- 
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Zimmerman  F,  wholesale  liquors,  233 
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ZORN  ADAM,  propr  Adam's  Exchange, 
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Portland,  Oregon. 

Contains  full  Shipping  Intelligence  of  the 
Pacific  Coast,  Market  Reports,  etc. 

ATKINSON  &  FARISH.  Publishers. 


DEUTSCHE  ZEITUNG, 

Published  every  Saturday. 

0fflc3,  comer  Third  and  B  Strests, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 
C.  A.  SANDENBERCER, 

PROPRIETOR. 


Vienna  Chop  House  &  Coffee  Saloon, 

t^^^^n  ^    j^orfTOJi    BELESIS  I?  RENDICH, 

PROPRIETORS, 

30  Yamhill  Street, 

Portland,  Oregon. 


Meals  at  all  Hours. 

Oysters  in  Every  Style. 


J.  M.  BRECK,  JR.  &.  CO., 

Corner  Morrison  and  Fifth  Sts.,         Portland,  Oregon. 

DEALERS  IN 

Drugs,  Medicines  ^  Chemicals 

FANCY  AND  TOILET  ARTICLES, 

SPONGES.  BRUSHES,  PERFUMERY,  &o. 

Physicians  Prescriptions  carefully  coin))ounded,  and  orders  answered  with  care  and 

IDispatch.     Farmers  and  Physicians  from  the  country  will  find  our  stock  of 

Medici  °s  complete,  warranted  genuine,  and  of  the  best  quality. 


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C.  CARMICHAEL, 

Contractor  and  Builder, 

48  ALDEB  STREET, 

Between  Second  and  Third, 

PORTLAND^_     OREGON. 

All  kinds  of  Store  snd  Ofllce  Flt- 
tlngis  made  at  Short  Slotice, 

Communicate  by  Bell  Telephone  and  orders 
will  be  promptly  attended  to. 


H.  COOKE, 

UNDEBTAEER 

AND  DEALER  IN 

UNDERTAKERS'  GOODS, 

No.  HI  Second  Street, 
PORTLAND,        OREGON. 


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MRS.  M.  DANGUEUGER,    •    Prop'r, 

No.  21  I  Third  Street. 

PORTLAND.  OREGON. 


Union  Carpenter  Shop. 

G.  S.  DeBUBGH, 

CONTRACTOR  AND  BUILDER 

66  FIRST  STREET, 

Bet.  Oak  and  Pine, 
PORTLAND.      -      OREGON. 


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PORTLAND,  OREGON. 
MORRIS  R.  COX,  AdOlBtant. 

Reduction  in  Prices! 

TO  SUIT  THE  TIMES. 


Blankets,  Flannels  and  Curtains 

Washed  in  iirst-clasa  manner. 
NO  CHINESE  EMPLOYED. 

Washing  delivered  to  any  part  of  th«  city. 


I.  G.  DAVIDSON, 

PHOTOGRAPHER 

Comer  First  and  7amlii.l  Sts.. 

PORTLAND,  OREGON 


Besides  making  the  best  gallery  work, 
gives  special  attention  to  all  orders  for 
Landscape,  Exterior  and  Interior  View 
iug  from  any  part  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


Shaving, 
Hair  Cutting, 
Shampooing, 


15  cte>. 

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25cts. 


I.  ISAACS, 

123  Front  St,  Portland,  Oregon. 

Vienna  Coffee  House, 

45  WASHINaTON  STREET, 

Between  Second  and  Third. 

PORTLAND,        OREGON. 


KOOH  &  WOLFF, 


PROPRIETORS. 


OPEN  DAY  AND  NIGHT. 


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S^  First  and  Alder  Streets, 

Portland,  Oregon. 

Rinsle  Meals, 60  cts. 

5,  Or  Three  Meals  for ^1.00 

Board  per  Week $i.50 

BOBEET  BOCELEB, 

PROPRIETOB. 


1853. 


1879. 


BUCHTEL, 

PHOTOGRAPHIC    ARTIST, 

Corner  First  and  Morrison  Streets,         PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


A  NEW  BRICK  BUILDING, 
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FOSS  &  DURNER, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PLAIN  AND  FANCY  CANDIES 

Wholesale  and  Retail, 

Dealers  will  do  well  by  giving  us  a  call.     See  our  "  Ad."  ia  Daily  Papers. 

Fifth  and  Morrison  Streets,  Portland,  Oregon. 

AUEORA  EESTAURANT 

134   FRONT  STREET, 

Northwest  corner  of  Alder,       ...        PORTLAND,  OREGON. 
S.  O.  HERSEY,  Proprietor. 


Good  Square  Meals  for  25  Cents. 


J.  KELLOGC  &  GO'S 


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FOR  COWLITZ  RIVER. 

STEAMER  DAYTON  leaves  Portland,  foot  Yamhill  Street,  for  Free- 
port,  TUESDAY,  THURSDAY  and  FRIDAY,  at  7  A.  M.,  via  Willamette 
Slough,  touching  at  St.  Helens,  Col.  City,  Kalama,  Curolls  Point,  Rainier, 
Cedar  Landing,  Monticello,  and  all  intermediate  points.  Returning, 
leaves  Freeport  at  6  A.  M.  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday. 

STEXMER  TOLEDO  leaves  Portland  for  Cowlitz  Prairie,  Monday  and 
Thursday  at  6  A.  M.  via  Willamette  Slough  and  ahove  landings,  touching 
at  Freeport,  Arkansaw,  Olegua  and  way  landings.  Returning  Wednesday 
and  Saturday. 

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Book  Depository, 

1041  Market  Street, 

Between  6th  and  7th,        SAN  FRANCISCO 


It  is  the  Pacific  Coast  Branch  of  the  Meth- 

odist  Book    Conoem    of   New 

York    CitYf    ""^^  represents  Ua  entire  line  of 

business  on  this  Coast. 

It  has  one  of  the  mast  commodioua  and  cheerful  of 

stores,  in  tht  building  erected  for  the  accommodation  of 

its  (/rowing  business,  at  the  centre  of  the  city  of  the  very 

1U4  MfU'ket  Hti-eet,  M.  ¥.   near  future. 
Between  6th  and  7th. 

THE  SUNDAY  SCHOOL  DEPARTMENT 

of  the  Depository  is  always  well  stocked  with  the  vary  best  supplies  of  LIBRARY  AND  MUSIC 
BOOKS.  CARDS,  MAPS.  REQUISITES,  PERIODICALS,  itc.  These  embrace  not  only  the  full 
line  of  the  "Mbtiiooht  ISook  Concekn,"  "Pudlisiii.no  Housr  op  tiik  M.  E,  C'hubcii,  South,"  and 
"National  Tkmpbrancb  Publiuatiun  Socinv's"  issuvs,  but  also  ehoiee  leleetioru  /rum  all  the  very 
bent  Pulluheff  of  the  country. 

Attention  of  Pasioix  and  Superintendents  Is  especially  invited  to  the  variety  and  excellence  0/ 
our  large  »toek  0/  Sunday  School  supplies. 

THE  BIBLE  DEPARTMENT 

embraces  cwr^  variety  nfsize  and  style,  from  vest-pocket  Bibles  (the  smallest  made  in  the  world) 
to  the  splendid  Pai-lor  and  Pu  pit  editions— and  at  prices  from  fifty  cents  (and  less)  to  as  many 
dollar!. 

THE  SUBSCRIPTION  DEPARTMENT 

offers  fine  inducements  to  enterprising  Agents  in  any  and  every  section  of  the  country  vest  of  the 
Rotky  Mountains. 

TEMPERANCE  DEPARTMENT. 

The  Depository  is  "  Headquarters'  on  the  Ouast  of  the  "  National  Tbmpkrancb  Purlioation  So- 
CIBTT,"  which  was  org^anizcd  in  1850,  for  the  special  work  of  creating^  and  circulating  a  sound  tem- 
perance Literature. 
It  is  constantly  issuing  tracts,  pamphlets  and  bound  volumes,  presenting  the  temperance  ques- 
-_  ■_-ii  .i . ...  u-j.._»i«..  r.-i._i.yg^  Social,  Financial,  Legal,  etc. 

send  for  Catalogues,  aitd  should  equip  themselves 
lies. 


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Temperance  Workers  and  Societies  shou 
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our  shelves . 


STATIONERY  DEPARTMENT. 


Our  Stationery  Department  is  well  supplied  with  plain  and  fancy  Stationery,  Gold  Pens,  Cross' 
Btylogniflc  Fountain  Pen.  etc.,  etc. 

Our  Books  are  so'd  at  EASTERN  CATALOGUE  PRICES,  and  sent  prepaid  at 
those  rates.  Agency  for  the  Pacific  Coast  of 

"  Stylograph,"  or  Rapid  Letter  Copying  Book,  "  ElOCtrOgraph  "  and 

"Styiografic  Fountain  Pen." 

It  ii  our  pleasure  to  have  vihitors  call  and  examine  our  excellent  stock  of  Theological,  Temper- 
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Correspondence  from  abro^  invited.  Catalogues  supplied.  Any  books  procured  and  forwarded, 
wbcther  from  the  San  Francisco  or  Eastern  Market. 

Address,    Rev.  JOHN  B.  HILL,  Agent. 


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UTILITY  of  the  ELECTROGRAPH. 

Clrcu'ara,  Prieo-LiRtB,  Proirramniei,  Ronorta,  Stock 
LlHtH,  Hlllii  o(  Fare,  Invltntionn,  Sketches,  Plana,  Musli', 
School  Reports  and  Blankg,  Snbliath  School  HotiKR,  Pax- 
lora'  AddrLaMi,  &c.,  &c.,  can  be  rapidly  reproduced  at 
night  coat,  to  any  extent  desired,  from  a  single  iinprus' 
slon. 

FACILITY  ol  the  PROCESS. 

Any  person  wiltcs  or  draws  upon  any  kind  of  paper, 
and  lays  it  on  the  the  KI°ctro^ph  tablet.  In  one  minute 
the  tablet  contains  a  tranHcript:on,  and  roni  It  even  a 
child  can  take  exact  dupllcatcH  at  the  mto  ci(  twenty  per 
minute.  Wash  the  tablet  wllti  a  sponge  and  wutnr,  and 
Is  IsBi^utn  ready  (or  use. 

PKlC'U  (roip  $1.00  upwards.  Tl  U  of  immediate  and 
immense  value  to  every  professional  and  every  business 
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Oeneral  Agent  for  the  Pacific  Coatt. 
Send  (or  Samples  of    the    work,    Clrcluars,   etc.,    etc, 


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OF  THEIR  CORRESPONDENCE. 

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all  parties  away  from,  or  in  their  offices 

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while  by  our  new  process,  a  letter  may  be  written  and 

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Attention  of  Dealers  and  Canvassers  invited.    Send  for 
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Stylo^r-fi:  .Fountain  Pen  Conti-.u^d. 

:p:e?.ioes. 

No.  1,  $5.00.  No3.  2  &  3,  $1.50.  No3.  4  &  5,  $1.00.  Nos.  6  &  7,  $3.75.  No.  8,  $3.25. 

Pens  Sent  by  Registered  Letter  on  Receipt  of  Prtce. 

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Nos.  J,  3,  5  and  7  are  6  inches  long,  and  Nos.  ?,  4,  6  and  8  are  4^  inches  long. 

Nos.  ],  2,  5  and  6  are  of  vulcanized  rubber,  mounted  with  18  cavut  gold. 

Nos.  ?,  4,  7  and  8  are  of  vuicanizeil  rubber,  simply  plain  or  chased. 

Nos.  ],  2,  3  and  4  are  guaranteed  Iridum  points.  This  is  the  material  with 
which  gold  ijens  are  tipp«i,  and  is,  pracfically,  indestructible. 

Nos.  5,  6,  7  and  8  are  of  Iridum  and  Platinum  alloy,  and  with  fair  usage  should 
last  for  years. 

CCili'tioXL* — ^The  proprietora  have  found  it  necessary  t}  publish  as  follows  : 
"Every  Genuine  Pen  bsars  ihenime  of  the  inventor,  A.  T.  CROSS."  This  is  the 
original  pen  whose  merits  have  made  the  world-wide  reputation.  The  name  was 
not  protected  by  law,  and  hence  infjriar  imitations  have  been  sold  under  th3 
sama  name. 

We  now  put  "  A.  T.  Cross'  Stylografic  "  on  all  circulars,  placards,  &c.,  and  the 
name  of  "A.  T.  Crass  "  on  every  pen,  and  shall  prosecute  any  iufriugement  of  this 
title." 

For  Terms  to  Agents  and  Dealers,  and  for  Circulars,  address 

REV.  JOHN  B.  HILL,  lOil  M  xrkst  Str33t,  San  Praasisco, 

General  Agent  for  Wyoming,  Montana,  Jdciho,  Utah,  Washington  Ter.,  Oregon, 
Nevada,  California,  Arizona,  Sonora,    ..iwer  California,  &o. 


FKAKK  HACUEKEY. 


MICHAEL  BENO. 


HACHENET  &  BENO, 

GEOCEKS  #  SEEDSMEN, 

N.  W.  Corner  Taylor  and  First  Streets, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

A  full  Btock  in  our  line  conttt.'intly  on  linnd.     Goods  delivered  to  any  part 

of  tlie  City  Free  of  Charge. 

UNITED  STATES  RESTAURANT 

No.  144  First  Street 

•>  lortland,  Oregon. 

;i  Peter  Marincovich,  -  Proprietor. 

Good  Square  Meals  at  25  eta. 

OTSTERS 

Served  in  any  style  for  25  cts. 

Meals  at  all  hour»,  <Iay  or  night. 


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THE  MOYIAN 

Double-Faced  Improved  Shirt, 

Made  at  the  Manufactory  of 

MRS.  R.  M.  MARTIN, 

Ho.  133  FIRST  STREET,  {^-''^'KoSi^TaK''''''"' 

PORTLAND,  OREGON, 

Somu  of  our  best  citizens  are  wearing  th  o  le  Shirts,  and 
f\  are  delighted  with  their  perfect  fit,  chei^paess  and  du- 
rability. 

Gentlemen  are  solicited  to  patronize  this  home  indus- 
try, in  behalf  of  the  hundreds  of  Sewing  Women  of 
Portland. 

Persons  can  be  supplied  with  Wristbands  and  Bo- 
soms o'f  the  latest  styles,  at  short  notice. 

N.  B. — There  is  also  a  Special  Department  for  mak- 
ing Ladies'  and  Children's  Underwear. 


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Owners  ol  tlie  Right  for  Smith's  Paieni  Truss  Bridge,  for  Oregon  k  Washington 

Plans  and  Speclflcatlous  for  all  kinds  of  BridgeB  furnished  nn  application. 
Office:  Union  Block,  Front  Street.  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


NAP,  FKTERS. 


JOS.    KINU. 


PETERS  &  KIKC, 

Cigar  Manufacturers 

And  Dealers  in 

SMOKERS'  MATERIALS, 

72  Morrison  Street, 
PORTLAND,         -         OREGON. 

White  Labor  Only. 


C.  M.  ROHR, 

Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 

Fresh  &  Corned  Meats 

No.  215,  cor.  3d  and  Salmon  Sis., 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


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Brewers,  Mailers  and  Cordage  Manufacturers, 


Comer  D  and  9th  Straets, 


FOBTLAND,  OBEQON. 


Corner  of  D  and  9th  Streets, 

POBTLAND,  OREGON. 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  ^liSr^^S^^MB,  315  J  St,  Sac 


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The  Commisaioners  of  Immigration  at  Portland  having  resigned,  the 
Land  Department  of  the  O.  &  C.  R.  R.  is  continuing  their  useful  work,  by 
giving  disinterested  advice  and  assistance  to  Immigrant^. 

Maps  of  Western  Oregon  will  be  fiirnished  at  this  office  to  Immigrants 
free  of  charge. 

A  large  collection  of  samples  of  Oregon  Product,9  is  kept  at  the  Kail- 
road  Land  Office  for  public  inspection;  also  a  complete  set  of  Township 
Plats,  showing  all  GOVERNMENT  AND  RAILROAD  LANDS  within 
thirty  miles  on  each  side  of  the  Oregon  and  California  Railroad. 

Immigrants  will  receive,  on  application,  Certificates  entitling  them  to 
HALF  FARE  on  the  Oregon  and  California  and  Western  Oregon  Railroads. 

P.  8CHULZE, 

Lind  Agent  O.  &  C.  R.  R.  Co. 


AMERICAN   EXCHANGE 


FRONT  STREET, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Jefferson, 

PORTLAND,         OREGON. 

J.  SHAW.  Proprietor. 
CFree  Coach  to  and  From  Depot. 


CHRS.  SCHLOTH, 

Wholcsals  and  Retail 


No.  53  Washington  Street, 

Between  Second  and  Third, 

PORTLAND, 

OREGON. 


A.  G.  WALLING, 

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THE  STANDARD, 

Corner  of  First  and  Ash  Streets,     PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

IS  THE 

ONLY  Daily  DEKOCBATIC  Newspaper  IN  OREGON. 

PUBLISHED  DAILY  AND  WEEKLY. 


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THE  CHEAPEST  PAPER  IN  OREGON. 

Weekly,    $3.0O   per   year.  Including   semi-weekly 
Edition.   Six  Months,  9 1 .60. 

Dally  Standard,  per  year, 88.00 

"  "  Six  Months, 4.00 


THE  STANDARD  is  the  best  commercial  paper  in  Oregon.    Contains 
all  the  Latest  Telegraphic,  State  and  Foreign  News. 


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FOE  SAN  FEANCI8CO, 

Carrying  the  United  States  Mails  and  Wells,  Fargo 

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Leaving  Portland  at  3  A.  M. 


Through  Tickets  sold  to  all  the  Principal  Cities  in  the  United  States 

and  Canada. 


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GEO.  W.  WEIDLEB,  Agent,  0.  R.  &  N.  Co., 

Cor.  F  and  Front  Streets,  Portland,  Oregon. 

J.  M'GRACKEN  &  CO.,  Agents  P.  C.  S.  S.  Co. 

60,  62  and  64  North  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon. 


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THE  OREGON  STEAM  NAVIGATION  CONPANY  S 


LEAVE  PORTLAND 

for  DALLES  daily  (except  Sunday)  at  5  A.  M. 

Stages  leave  DAIiLES  for  CANYON  CITY"  Monday  and  Thursday. 

(Shipping  point  for  CANYON  CITY,  CAMP  HARNEY  and  OCHO- 
CO  VALLEY.) 

for  UMATILLA,  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday,  at  5  A.  M.,  con- 
necting with  the  daily  stages  for  PENDLETON,  LA  GRANGE, 
UNION,  BAKER  CITY,  BOISE  CITY,  SILVER  CITY, 
KELTON  and  WINNEMUCCA. 

for  WALLULA  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday,  at  5  A.  M.,  con- 
necting with  railroad  for  WALLA  WALLA. 

for  PALOUSE,  TUCANON,  PENEWAWA,  ALMOTA  and  LEW- 
ISTON  every  Monday  (during,  navigation  of  Snake  River),  at  5 
A.  M. 

PALOUSE  is  the  shijjping  point  for  COLVILLE. 

ALMOTA  is  the  shipping  point  for  COLFAX  and  SPOKANE  FALLS. 

for  ASTORIA  daily  (excapt  Sunday),  at  6  A.  M. 

for  KALAMA  daily  (except  Sunday),  at  6  A.  M.,  connecting  with  N. 
P.  R.  R.  and  through  lines  to  OLYMPIA,  TACOMA,  SEAT- 
TLE, VICTORIA  and  all  points  on  Puget  Sound, 

for  SALEM,  ALBANY,  CORVALLIS  and  intermediate  points,  Mon- 
day, Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  6  A.  M. 

for  DAYTON,  Oregon,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  7  A.  M. 

Pas:eiigers  for  Victoria  should  leave  on  Wsdnesday  and  Saturday. 

General  Office,  corner  Ash  and  Front  Sts.,  Portland,  Oregon. 


aEO.  J.  AINSWOBTH, 

General  Superintendent. 


FBANE  T.  SODai!, 

Assistant  Superintendent. 


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At  Portland,  with  steamers  for  Snn  Frnn- 
clsco  and  the  East ;  also  for  Port  Townsend, 
Seattle,  Stellaioom,  Olympia,  Victoria,  San 
Juan,  Nanaimo  and  Sitka,  nnd  with  Oregon 
Railway  and  Navigation  Cuiupany  (or  all 
points  on  the  Columbia  river. 

At  Salrm,  for  Lincoln,  AVheat'and,  Mon- 
mouth, Dallas,  Silverton  and  Independence. 

At  Tamer's,  for  Aumsvillc,  Sublimity, 
Stayton,  Mehania  and  King's  Praiiie. 

At  Marion,  for  Scio. 

At  Albany,  for  Lebanon,  Coi-vallis,  Philo- 
math, Yaquina  Bay,  Buena  Vista,  Sodaville, 
Sweet  Home  and  Waterioo. 


At  Halsey,  for  Brownsville  and  Orawfords- 
ville. 

At  Junction ,  foi-  Monroe  and  Qird'sS(ation . 

At  'EiiCftne,  for  McKenzie  Bridge  and  Upper 
Ochuoo. 

At  nrain's,  for  Enpire  City,  Marshfleld, 
Eikton,  Suottsburg  and  Gardner  City. 

At  Oaiiland,  for  Cleveland. 

At  Roselinric,  with  stages  of  California  and 
Oregon  Stage  Co.  for  all  points  in  Southern 
Oregon,  Moithcm  California,  and  the  East. 


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Knapp  Mrs  RacJieJ.  jJ 

Lomitzen  N  C.  gen  m 
Nelson  Peter,  blacksir 
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Brewers'  Supplies  of  all  kinds. 

Country  Orders  Solicited  and  Promptly  Filled* 


Portland  Bill  Posting  Company, 


PRIVILEGES 

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Office,  9  Alder  St.,  bet.  First  and  Front, 

Portland,  Oregon. 

J.  T.  WILLIAMS. 


Port  Orford, 

CURRY   COUNTY, 

l8  reached  by  sea-going  vessels,  380  miles 
north  of  San  Francisco. 


Carmen  Asa,  liquors  . 

Knapp  Mrs  Rachel,  hotel 
Lorentzen  N  C.  gen  mdse 
Nelson  Peter,  blacksmith 
Von  der  Green  F  0,  physician 
Wallis  Chas,  blacksmith 
Winsor  Wm,  hotel 
WOLGOTT  ALLEN  D,  gen  mdae  and 
postmaster 


Prairie  City, 

GRANT    COUNTY. 

BRET   JULES    L,  gen   mdse,   Uvery 

stable  and  postmaster 
FlageoUet  Frank,  saloon 
Ford  &  Brodie,  meat  market 
Galbraith  Wm  J,  gen  mdse 
Hardman  Joseph,  hotel 
Golden  Jno,  nhoemaker 
Johnson  C  &  Sons,  blacksmiths 
Lawrence  &.  Shearer,  gen  mdse 
Mack  J  W,  hotel 
Miller  0  C  &  Bro,  carpenters 
Morehead  &  Cleaver,  flouring  mill 
Shaw  E  &  Jones,  blacksmiths 
Starr  A  E,  painter 
Thornton  N  W,  blacksmith 
Watson  James,  shoemaker 
Worswick  Jno,  cabinetmaker 


Prattville, 

WASCO    COUNTY. 
Mackie  T  W,  gen  mdse   . 


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Frineville, 

WASCO    COUNTY. 

Breyman  ft  Somerville,  gen  mdae 
Chaml)erlain  Brof,  blacksmiths 
Circle  Wm,  hotel 
Colvcr  Amos,  hotel 
Gluzo  T  H,  saloon 
Graham  B,  saloon 
Hamilton  W  C,  shoemaker 
Ueisler  ft  Son,  cen  mdae 
LafoUette  J  B,  blacksmith 
Nichols  B  F,  drugs 
Nickelson  ft  Hamilton  livery 
Pickett  ft  Thcmas,  confectioners 


Rainier, 

COLUMBIA   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Columbia  river,  15  miles  below 
Portland. 


Blakesley  A  H,  gen  mdse 
BLANCHABl)    SEAN,  sawmill,  gen 

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and  postmaster 
Dobbins  A  S,  gen  mdse 
Forbes  J  M,  saloou 
Merrill  ft  Dunegan,  gen  mdse 
Moeck  Geo  F,  gen  mdse 
Kogers  &  Hemphill,  sawmill 
Silver  Joseph,  saloou 


Bickreal, 

POLK   COUNTY. 
Dempsey  J  J,  hotel 

Biverside, 

COLUMBIA  COUNTY. 

Canari  F,  physician 
Cole  Nelson,  attorney  at  law 
Hawkins  Geo,  wholesale  liquors 
Jones  Charles,  dancing  teacher 
Jones  J  W,  gen  mdse 
KHOWLES  C  F,  postmaster 
Lindgren  G  F,  baots  and  shoes 
Lovell  S  L,  tiouring  mill 
Wallace  John,  dry  goods 
Wood  Fremont,  attorney  at  law 
Wright  J  B,  merchant 


Bobisonville, 


GRANT    COUNTY. 
Daggett  C  W,'g6Q  mdse 


Bock  Point, 

JACK80N   COUNTY. 
Haymond  &  McGruder  Bros,  gen  mdse 


Bockville, 

WASCO    COUNTY. 
Rockville  Wool  and  Stock  Raising  Co 

Boseburg^, 

DOUGLAS   COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  and  the  present  ter- 
minus of  the  0.  ft  C.  Railway,  200  miles 
distant  from  Portland  and  275  miles 
north  of  Redding,  and  during  our  visit 
early  in  the  winter  of  the  present  year 
showed  evidences  of  a  healthier  com- 
mercial condition  than  that  of  any  other 
town  along  the  route. 

The  population  is  placed  at  1,200,  and 
being  geograpliically  the  center  of  a  rich 
agricultural  and  stock-raising  region, 
bordered  by  a  deposit  of  minerals  that 
must  prove  a  valuable  auxiliary  to  her 
development,  the  future  of  the  place 
must  be  encouraging  to  those  closely 
identified  with  her  interests.  This  is 
also  the  northern  terminus  of  the  C.  ft 
O.  Coast  Overland  Mail  Co,  whose  fine 
Concord  coaches  are  run  daily  i)etween 
Roseburg  and  Redding,  California,  con- 
veying the  U.  S.  mail,  Wells,  Fargo  ft 
Co's  express,  and  passengers  with  quick 
dispatch.  The  scenery  along  the  route 
is  indeed  sublime  and  grand  beyond  des- 
cription, and  the  novelty  of  passing  over 
Scott  Mountain,  whosealtitude  is  10,000 
feet  above  the  sea  level,  is  one  that  is 
attended  with  feelings  of  ecstacy,  es- 
pecially in  the  summer  season,  when  the 
towering  peak  of  "Old  Shasta,"  clad  in 
eternal  snow,  glistens  in  the  mellow  sun- 
light. 

The  town  is  quite  well  built,  contain- 
ing several  handsome  buildings,  both 
private  and  public.  Its  schools  are 
good,  its  morals  of  a  high  standard,  and 
its  sanitary  condition  excellent. 

Abrahams,  Wheeler  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Appel  M,  ciffars  and  tobacco 

BEATH  GEO  A,  propr  Esmeralda  Sa- 
loon 

BELFUS  LOUIS,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler 

BENEDICK  F,  furniture 

Benjamin  W  F,  register  U  S  land  office 

Bitzer  J,  meat  market 

Boweu  J  G,  blacksmith 


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BRENTANO  M  A,  rcstausant 
Breckenridge  1{,  marble  works 
Brodie  Geo  A,  attorney  at  law 
BUTTON  W  L.    propr    Metropolitan 

Hotel 
BTARS  W  H,  propr  "ThePlaindealer" 
CAMERON  R>  restaurant  (bar  in  con- 
nection) 
Campbell  A  F,  atty  at  law 
Campbell  A  P,  physician 
Cullender  J  A,  physician 
CANAN  M  A,  propr  Koseburg  Hotel 
CARLON  JOS    W,  livery,    feed  and 

sale  stable 
Carlon  Wm  J,  livery  feed  and  sale  stable 
Caro  Bros,  genrndse 
CHAMPAGNE  A  E,  propr  Cosmopol- 
itan Hotel 
Comstock  J  J,  planing  mill,  lumber 
COMPTON  MBS  AW,  millinery  aad 

dressmaking 
COMPTON  AW,  saloon 

COSMOPOUTAN  HOTEL,  A  E  Cham- 

pagne  propr 
CRANE  W  watchmaker 
DAVIS  R  M,  physician 
De  SoHzer  Phil,  oarber,  baths 

"DOUGLAS  INDEPENDENT,"  Kelly 

k  Wells  proprs 
DRY  E  C,  saloon 
ESMERALDA  SALOON,  Geo  A  Bcath 

propr 
FENNER  A  W,  Ked  Front  Cigar  and 

Tobacco  Store 

FENNER'S  RED  FRONT,  (boss  place 

for  cigars,  tobacco,  etc 
Fisher  H,  restaurant 
Fitzhugh  J  S,  gen  mdse 
Floed  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
FULLER  G   J,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co.'s  express 
Fullerton  J  C,  receiver  U  S  land  office 
Gcaddis  C,  couiity  judge 

GILDERSLEEVE  JOHN,  furniture 

GOLDSTEIN  S,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
stationery,  etc 

GRANGE  BUSINESS  ASSOCIA- 

TION.  shipping  and  commission  liouse, 
W  F  Owens  manager 
Grisdale  T,  brick  yard 

HAFFENDEN  BROS,  grocers 

Hamilton  8,  drugs,  agent  W  U  Tel  Co 
HANKS  J  D,  saloon 
HERMANN  &  BALL,  attys  at  law 
HIOLEY  S  B,  druggist 

Hosan  F  P,  county  sheriff 

Holman  G  0,  attorney  at  law  and  nota- 
ry public 

Hoover  G  W,  physician 

Humphrey  W  S,  atty  at  law,  broker 

HURSH  E  G,  atty  at  law,  insurance 
agent 

Jaskulek  J,  watchmaker  and  jeweller 


Josephson  M,  gen  mdse 

Kritzer  T,  brewery 

LANE  HON  L  F,  atty  at  law 

LANGENBERG    BROS,  boots  and 

shoes,  and  dealer  in   violins  and  all 

stringed  instruments 
Marks  8  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
McGregor  L,  meat  market 

METROPOLITAN    HOTEL,  W  h. 

Button  propr 

MOSHER  L  F.  attorney  at  law 

Newcomb  K,  notary 

NEEDERSTADT  J,  bakery 

Oaks  O,  photogi-apher 

OWENS  W  F.  manager  Grange  Busi- 
ness Association 

PARROTT  BROS,  bootmakers 

Perkins  &  Carll,  saloon  - 

"PLAINDEALER,"  W  H  Byara  propr 

Protzman  G,  bootmaker 

Purdom  J  S,  agt  O  &  C  R  R 

Raymond  8  K,  dentist 

ROADMAN  T  S,  atomey  at  law  and 
notary  public 

ROSEBURG  HOTEL,  M  A  Canan 
proprietor 

SCROGGS  R  G  JR,  druggist 
SCROGGS  R  G  SB,  physician 
8heridan  Bros,    hardware,    stoves   and 

tinware 
Sheridan  J  C  &  R  S,  hardware,   stoves 

and  tinware 
Sheridan  T  R,  county  clerk 
Slocum  H  C,  saloon 
Snider  P,  wagonmaker 
STRANGE   J  W,  agent    agricultural 

implements 
STANTON  H  C,  general  merchandise, 

postmaster 
STRICKLAND  P  G,  agent  California 

and  Oregon  Coast  Overland  and  Coos 

Bay  Stage  Cos 
8 wartz  F,  saloon 
Troxel  Robert,  candies 
VANBUREN   J    D,    hack   and  dray 

transfer 
Watkins  Bros,  blacksmith 

WELLS,  FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

G  J  Fuller  agent 
WESTERN  STAR,   Chaa  L  Mosher 

&Co 
Williamson  R,  tailor 
WILLIS  W  R,  attorney  at  law 
WOODWARD  W  G  harness  and  sad- 
dles 
Wright  W  T,  county  treasurer 
Zimmerman  &  Frazier,  foundry 


Rye  Valley, 


BAKER  COUNTY. 
Brouck  D  8,  saloon 
Frisco  J,  hotel 


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Salem, 

MARION   COUNTY, 

The  capital  of  the  State,  ia  situated  on 
the  Willamette  Hiveraml  O.  &  C.  R.  K., 
53  miles  south  of  Portland.  The  town 
ia  well  laid  out  and  seems  like  some 
quiet  village  back  in  the  States.  It  con- 
tains a  number  of  fine  buildings,  both 
private  and  public,  among  the  latter 
may  be  mentioned  the  Cupitol,  county 
Court  House  and  Chcmeketu  Hotel.  It 
supports  a  number  of  newspapers,  a 
number  of  weeklies  and  two  dailies, 
"The  Statesman,"  a  paper  of  twenty- 
five  years  standing,  and  "Daily  Talk,"  a 
young  and  aspiring  little  sheet.  It  has 
a  number  of  manufacturing  enterprises, 
chief  among  them  is  that  of  B  F  Drake's, 
iron  worka  and  machine  shops.  It  has 
two  hotels,  the  Commercial  and  Cheme- 
Heta.  The  latter  cost  upwards  of  $100,- 
CkX),  and  would  bo  a  building  suitable  for 
a  place  of  four  times  the  size  of  this. 
Salem  contains  about  4,500  people 

Adolph  S,  saloon.  State 

Adolph  S  &  Co,  saloon.  Commercial 

AION  &    FARNHAH,  drygoods, 

clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  hats  and 
caps,  n'-tions,  Commercial 

Applegate  J  A,  attorney  at  law,  Com- 
mercial 

Baker  J  A,  county  sheriff.  Court  House 

Bates  L  S,  pictures,  frames  &c,  Commer 
cial 

Bnyliss  A,  blacksmith.  State 

BELT  B  F,  music  and  nmsical  instru 
ments,  books  and  stationery  notions. 
State 

BELT  G  W,  atty  at  law,  Commercial 

BERNAB.OI  J,  saloon.  Commercial 

BEWLET    &  LA  FORE,  meat  mar 

ket.  Commercial 
Boehringer  G,  blacksmith.  State 
BONHAM  &  RAMSEY,  atty  at  law. 

Commercial 
BOON  H  D,  books  and  stationery,  State 
Boothby  W  F,  architect,  Commercial 
Brown  J  H,  county  coroner 
BRUCE  R  M,  baths  and  barbsr.  Com- 
mercial 
Burkholder  J,  shoemaker.  Commercial 
Burnett  (i  H,  notary 
Bym  J  T,  saloon.  Court 
Byrne  L,  groceries.  Commercial 
Calvert  Chas,    county    treasurer.  Com- 
mercial  

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CANN  T  H,  atty  at  law,  real 

Commercial 
CANN  MRS  T    H,  dressmaking 

millinery,  Commercial 


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Capital  Lumber  Co,  A  Preacott  aupt. 
Ferry 

CHAD.WICK  S  F,  atty  at  law,  Com- 
mercial 

Chnse  E  Y,  physician.  Court 

CHEMEKETA  HOTEL,  8  F  Math 

ews  propr 
CHURCHILL  MISS  MARY,  dress- 

making.  Commercial  and  Stata 
Cline  Geo,  carpenter,  Court 
Cotfay  Jamas,  furniture,  justice   of  the 

peac?,  Commarciil 
COMMERCIAL     HOTEL,       Wesley 

Graves  prour.  Court 

COOPER,  WHEALDON  &  CO,  manu- 

f  icturars  of  ai^ricultural  implomants 
COULTER  J  S,  architect,   Commsrcial 
Cox  &  Wheeler,  ins  agt.  Commercial 

CRAWFORD  J  W,   stoves    and   tin- 
ware, Comtnercial 
Croaaman  A  B,  clothing.  Commercial 
Cross  Mrs  C  M,  millinery.  Commercial 
CRUMP    &    REEVES,    dressmakers, 
agts  for  McClure's  tailor  system.  Com- 
mercial 
"DAILY  TALK,"    Frank  Conover   & 

Co  pr»»prs,  Commercial 
Dalrymple  J  J,  gen  mdse.  Commercial 
Dawne  £  J;  atty  at  law,  notary  public. 

Commercial 
Dearborn    K    H,  harness  and    aaddles, 

Ciimmerciid 
De  Guire  Miss  Louisa,  dressmaker.  Front 
DENNIS  0  F,  Houriug  mills,  Hi^h  and 

Trade 
DIAMOND  H,  barber.  Commercial 
Dickinson  Jas,  saloon.  Commercial 
DICKINSON  0,  seed  gardens,  Commer- 
cial 
Dipixill  H,  bootmaker.  Commercial 
DRAKE  BF,  propr  Salem  Iron  Works, 

Front  and  State 
Du  Mars  Wm,  Tel  op.  Commercial 
Ehirbin  &  Smith,  livery.  Commercial 
Karhart  R  P,  secty  of  State 
BDFjjl   GEO  A,    county    clerk.    Court 

House 
EDWARDS  MRS  S  A,  cleaning  and 

(lyiiig,  Ci>mmorcial 
EMEaSON  P  F,  restaurant.  Commer- 
cial 
EXCELSIOR  FLOXTRINa  MILLS,  0 

F  Dennis,  propr 
Fisher  (i,  livery.  Commercial 
Foley  Patrick,  saloon.  Liberty 
FONTAINE  J  G.  saloon.  Commercial 
Ford  T,  atty  at  law.  State 

FORSTNER  BENJ,  gunsmith,  model- 

makinvr,  Commtrcial 
FORSYTHE  J    M,    carriage   painter, 

State 
Foss  J  H,  saloon,  Commercial 
Fraser  A,  tailor.  State 


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Gardner  I  W,  music  dealer,  Commercial 
QILBE&T  BROS,  brokerj,  ins  agts.  in- 
dependent 8toaml)oat  li(ie,  Commercial 
Gilbert  J  W,  boots  and  shocn,  Commer- 
cial 
(f olden  T  L,  physician,  Commercial 
ORAVES  WESLEY,  propr  Commer- 
cial Hotel,  Court 
Graves  Wm,  undertaker.  Commercial 
Greene  D  L,  painter,  University 
Gregg  J  T,  county  supt  of  schools 
Hai  les  &    Uoaliuer,   mercliant    tailors, 

State 
|TALL  C  H,  physician,  Commercial 

HAMMER  SETHR,  civil  engineer  and 

notary  public,  Conwuercial 
Hanson  J,  artist.  Commercial 
Harding   B  F,  dist  judge.  Court   House 
Hellenbrand  Chas  W,    candy   manufry 

and  restaurant.  Commercial 
Henderson  L,  physician.  Commercial 
Hirsch  Ed,  stati  treasurer,  Capitol 
Hirsch  L  &  E,  gjn  mdse.  Commercial 
Hodgkin  F  E,  deputy  secty  of  Statu 
Holmes  W  H,  atty  at  law,  notary  pub- 
lic. Commercial 
Hultum  F,  restaurant.  Commercial 
Howe  &  Hulliwell,  saloon.  Commercial 
Hubbell  E  S,  druggist.  Commercial 
Hughes  John,  groceries.  State 
HYDE  V  R,  atty  at  law,  notary  pub 

lie.  Commercial 
Jarnof  &  Lynch,  cofTee  and  spices 
Jessup  S  R,  pliy^i  lan.  State 
Johnson  Bros  wat  hmakers  and  jewel- 
ers, State 
JOHNSON  C  S,  boarding,  Stat; 
JOHNSON  W  P,  photographer,  State 

JONES  &  PATTERSON,  real  estate 
and  insurance  t\fit,  Court 

KELLY   &    UNDERWOOD,  black- 

smith  and  wagonmaker,  Commercid 
KNIGHT    JOHN,    blacksmith.   Com- 
mercial 
KNIOHT  &  LORD,  attorneys  at  law 
Kwong    Hop    Leo    Co,  tea  and  China 

jroods 
LADD  &  BUSH,  bankers,   cor  State 

and  Commercial 
Lamport  E,  harness  and  saddles.  Com- 
mercial 
LARSEN  P  J,  wagonmaker,  Commer- 

LAUOHEAD  &  WILLIAMS,  meat 

market.  Commercial 
Lawson  (j  W,  atty  at  law.  Commercial 
Levy  F,  gen  mdse.  Commercial 
Litchfiel(l  G  P,  groceries.  State 
LOOSEN  P  J,  tailor.  Commercial 
Lord  W  P,  notary 
MAOERS  J  E,  attorney  at  law,  notary 

public.  Commercial 
Magers  W  B,  physician,  Commercial 


Marquardt  &  Rattazzi,  hotel.  State 
Martin  &  Allen,  groceries,  Commercial 
MARTIN   W    W,    watchmaker    and 

jeweler.  State 
MATHEWS  S  F,  Chemokcta  Hotel 
Mauzey  T  A,  plumber.  State 

MoAFEE  J  W,  physician  and  surgeon 

Commercial 
McCauley  T  N,  barbor,  baths 
McCormu  k  J,  iish  market 
McCornack  E  P.  clerk  of  board  of  school 

land  com  mission. ^rs 
MoCULLEY  A,  dei\tist,  (.Commercial 
McCuUy  St,  Gilbert,  groceries.  Commer- 
cial 
McDonald  J  A,  marble  woika,  C'>mmer- 

cial 
McDowell  F  D,   watchmaker  and 

jeweler.  Commercial 
McFadden  Mrs  D,  dressmaker,  Court 
Meredith  J  VV,  dentist,  Commercial 
MEYER  E,  gen  mdse.  Commercial 
Millioan  Wni,  millinery.  Commercial 
Moore  M,  groceries 
Oberheim  P,  groceries.  Commercial 
O'DONALD  J,  carpenter,  stair  builder, 
State 

"OREQON  STATESMAN,"  Odell, 
Doriss  &  Watts  proprs,  Commercial 

Paine  F  C,  physician,  Commercial 

Parmenter  F  &  Co,  dry  goods,  Commer- 
cial 

Plamondon  &  Stimpson,  saloon,  Com- 
mercial 

Porter  J  H,  county  assessor 

Powell  L  J,  supt  public  instruction, 
Capitol  building 

REED  C  A  &  00,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance agts,  cor  Court  and  Liberty 

REYNOLDS  J,  physician.  Commercial 

liice  Chas,  blacksmith,  Commercial 

Ripinsky  &  Morris,  saloon.  State 

ROSENBERG  J  M  &  GO,  gen  mdse, 

Commercial  and  Court 
Salem  Dray  Sc  Hack  Co 
SALEM  liXOURING  MILLS  CO,  A 

W  Kinney  agt.  Trade 
SALEM  IRON  WORKS,  B  F  Drake 

propr.  Front  and  State 
Salem  Water  Co,  W  F  Boothby  prest 
Santiam  Water  Works,  Cooper,  Wheal- 

don  &  Co  proprs 
SCRIBER  C  W,  blacksmith.  Commer- 
cial 
Scott  L  S,  postmaster.  Commercial 
Seelig  K  &  Co,  winea  and  liquors,  Com- 
mercial 
SEHLBREDE  C  A,  attorney  at  law, 

notary  public.  Commercial 
Shaw  &  Burnett,  attorneys  at  law 
Shaw  J  J,  county  judge,  Court  House 
Shelton  J  C,  physician,  Commercial    - 
Shuster  H  S,  photographer,  Court 


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Skiff  L  S,  dentist,  Commercial 
Sloat  E  D,  p&inter,  State 
Small  E  C,  Doots  and  shoes,  Commercial 
SMITH  F  A  &  WALLING,  photo- 

graphers,  Commercial 
Smith  H,  dentist.  Commercial 
SMITH  H  F,  barber  Dickinson  build- 
ing, Commercial 
SMilH  &  MILLICAN,  meat  market, 

Statt 
SMITH  T  C  &  CO,  druggists,  state 
Snyder  Mrs  C  D,  book. bindery,  State 

SQTJIBE,  FABBAR  &  CO,  groceries, 

crockery  and  glassware.  Commercial 
STAIGEB  WM,  marble  works,  Court 

and  Liberty 
STANTON  W  G,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

Commercial 
Stapleton  H,  planmg  mills.  Front 
States  H,  notary  and  atty  at  law,  Oom'l 
STINiSON  MES  A  L,    book    and  job 

printer,  Commercial 
STRANG  6,  stoves  and  tinware.  Com- 
mercial 
STRATTON  J  A,  attorney  at  law  and 

state  iiotary  public 
STRONG  &  BAIN,  candies  and  bak- 
ery. Commercial 
Swain  Mrs  L,  dressmaker.  Court 
SWICK  B  F,  dentist.  Commercial 
Thayer  W  W,  governor 
Thornton  J  Q,  atty  at  law.  Commercial 


UZAFOYAGE  C,  boots  andshoe8,Com- 

mercial 
Van  Wagner  G  G,  furniture,  State 
Wade  R  M  &  Co,  hardware,  stoves  and 

tinware.  Commercial  and  Court 
Wade  W  L,  pliysician,  State 
WADE   W    L,    general   merchandise. 

Liberty 
Wagner  D  F,   agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

Commercial 
WAIT  &  BROWN,  hardware  and  ag- 

ricultural  implements.  Commercial 
WAITE  E  M:>   book   and  job  printer, 

State 
Walker  C  H.    ^'t  sewing  machines 
Walter  D  P,  agt  Singer  sewing  machine. 

Commercial  

WARNER    &    BARKER,    painters. 
Commercial 

WEATHERFORD  &  CO,  drug^psts, 

Commercial 
Wesetzky  J  J,  tailor.  Commercial 
West  J,  meat  market.  Commercial 
Westacott  L,  saloon,  Commercial 

WILLIAMS,  ENGLAND  &  CO,  gen- 

eral  broker.  Commercial 
WILLIS  H  J,  photographer.  State 
Willis  Leo,  hardware 
WRIGHT    J    G,    groceries,    Commer- 

cial 
Yeaton  A  T,  furniture.  Commercial 
Zaeuker  C  W,  bootmaker.   Commercial 


Ghemeketa  Hotel,  Salem  Oregon. 

This  first-class  Hotel,  complete  in  all  its  appointments,  has  been  leaded  for  a  term 

of  years  by 

S.F.MATHEWS, 

Formerly  of  the  St.  Charles  Hotel,  Albany,  and  is  now  open  to  the  public. 

CHARGES. 

Per  Day,  from  $1 ,00  upwards,  according;  to  location  of  room  and  attendance  de- 
sired.    Board  and  Lodging,  from  $5.00  a  week,  upwards,  according 
tu  room.     Day  Board,  $5.00  a  week. 

Frpe  Omnibas  to  and  from  all  Trains.    From  long:  experience  in  Hotel  buntness,  Mr. 

Mathews  fee's  justified  In  cxpecttng  a  fair  bhure  i<f  the  patronage  of  the  Traveling 

and  Home  trade.     Try  the  Chentieketa  once,  an  i  yi>u  will  call  aQ^aln. 


F.  A.  SMrrn. 


J.  D.  Walukc. 


SMITH  &  WALLING, 


flctogiaph  aid  Ait  Oalkty. 

We  are  the  projirietors  of  two  Traveling  Ait  Cars,  all  work  baing  fin- 
ished at  our  Gallery.     We  do  all  work  from  a  small  Photograph 
to  a  Life  Size  Painting.     Give  us  a  call  and 
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Wholesale  and  Retail  dealer  in 
Native  and  Imported 

Wines  and  Liquors 

Cigars,  Tobacco,  Etc., 

Commercial  Street,  bet.  State  and  Ferry, 

Saiem,  Oregon. 


C.  A,  Reed,  Jennie  C.  Reed, 

Notary  Public. 

C.  A.  REED  &  CO., 

MEMeSikruciiignls 

LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 
Ascents  for  Seed's  Opera  House, 

Office,  corner  Couct  and  Liberty  Streets, 

SALEM,  OREGON. 


MRS.  A.  L.  STINSON, 

Boob;  and  Job  Printing, 

Society  Printing,  Catalogues,  Order  Books,    .eceipt  Books, 
Bill  Heads,  Letter  Heads,  Etc. 

STOCZ  CERTIFICATES  A  SPECIALTY. 

COMMERCIAL  STREET, 
Opposite  Chemeketa  Hotel,  SALEM,  OREGON. 

Tbe  Oregon  Statesman 

Is  Issued  Every  Day  and  Weekly  at 


ODELL,  DORRIS&\A^ATTS,  Publishers. 

TERMS: 

Daily,  $6,  Weekly,  $2.  Advertising  Rates  Liberal. 


TSE  XTE'WSPAPER  OF  THE  STATE. 

Pnblished  at  tho  Capital,  and  Beplete  with  good  Matter  for 
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ALrHABBTICALLT. 


SALEM  IRON  WORKS. 
B.  F.  DBASE, 

Manufacturer  of  Steam  Engines,  Mill  Machinery,  Ren.pors, 
Threshers,  Pumps,  etc.     Also  "Enterprise" 

Planer  and  Matcher,  Slicker  .' 

and  Sharpener. 

Brass  and  Iron  Castings  Furnished  m  Short  Notice. 

Agent  for  DeGroat's  Iron  Fence. 

Corner  Front  and  State  Sts.,  Salem,  Oregon. 


J.  C.  FOUNTAINE, 

Congress  Hall  Saloon. 

DEALER  IK 

WINES,  LIQUORS  AND  CIGARS, 

Corner  Commercial  Street, 

Opposite  Chemeketa, 

SALEM,  OREGON. 


Saint  Helens, 

Columbia  county. 

Berry  Jas,  saloon 
Blakesley  A  H,  hotel 
Conyers  W  H,  county  sheriff 
DART  J.  county  clerk 
Emmerson  C  S,  county  assessor 
KcBRISE  0  W.  general  merchandise 
Meeker  Wm,  hotel  and  blacksmith 
Merrill  N,  county  treasurer 


Saint  Joseph, 

YAMHILL    COUNTY. 
Dunn  B  W,  hotel 
Olds  J  A  &  Son,  gen  mdsa 


Sandy, 


CLACKAMAS  COUNTT. 
Oerdes  R,  postmaster 
Harnett  D,  sawmill 
Meinig  F  A,  gen  mdse  »nd  liquors 
BrunsH,  carpenter 
Bevenae  Keen  mdse 
SCSHOLLEx  OTTO,  notarj  public  and 

Muiiitant  postmaster 
Seeliff  F,  bootmaker 
Wanke  J  ft  Co,  grisimiU 


SchoU's  Ferry, 

WASHINGTON   COUNTY. 

Bennett  J  H,  steam  sawmill 
Clements  E  M,  physician 
Humphries  8  H,  justice  of  peace 
Mcrrell  C  P,  engineer 
Oakerman  N  P,  architect  and  builder 
Schuck  Wm,  brick  yard  and  lime 
Stanwood  Ed,  gristmill 
Thomas  M  B  H,  school  teacher 
WIOGENTON  D,  dry  goods,  groceries, 

boots  and  shoes,   clothing,   etc,   and 

postmaster 


D.  DtTigginton,  P.  Iff. 

DEALER  IN 

Dry  Goods,  Groceries, 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

OLOTiiinsra-  eto. 

SCHOLL'S    FERRY, 

Washington  Co.,  OBEaON. 


Scappoose, 

COLUMBIA   COUNTY. 

Cline  Dan,  dairyman 

Cloniger  D  A,  stock  raiser 

Cloni^er  T  A,  dairyman 

C&ESGT  A   T,    general    merchandise 

and  deputy  postmaster 
Sharringhonsan  Henry,  postmaster 
Shattuck  iS  F,  blacksmith 
Watts  Jno  U,  sawmill 
West  H,  dairyman 
West  W  W,  stojk  raiser 


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Scio, 

LINN   COUNTY, 

l8  six  miles  from  Marion,  on  the  O.  &  C 
R.  K.,  having  a  population  of  500.  The 
coimtry  in  the  immediate  vicinity  is  fer 
tile  and  the  products  of  its  soil  quite 
varied.  The  farms  are  nicely  improved 
and  thpi  proprietors,  as  a  rule,  are  intel- 
ligent and  enterprising. 

Alexander  M,  hotel 

Bilyeu  Peter,  hotel  ' 

Bridgeford  Mrs  M  J,  milliner 

Briggs  A,  furniture 

Chapman  Bros,  liquors 

Curl  J  W,  blacksmith 

(till  &  Logan,  blacksmiths 

Hamilton  M  L,  saloon 

Houston  A  J,  gen  mdse 


Johnson  &  Lunn,  gen  mdse 
Kemp  E  C,  wagonmaker 
Morris  D,  drugs 
Morrow  Wm  M,  stoves  and  tin 
Pentland  R,  flour  mill 


Scottsburg, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

DeLauney  Benj,  blacksmith 

Hidden  C,  gen  mdse  , 

T.yons  D  J,  hotel 

Mitchel  Gus,  saloon    . 

Ozouf  A  E,  tanner 

Palmer  P  P,  gen  mdse,  gristmill  and  liv- 

enr  stable 
PAlfMER  W  El  manufacturing  agent 

and  news  dealer  y 

Woodruff  Jock,  miller 


AGENTS  READ  THIS ! 

I  will  pay  Agents  a  Inrge  coinmissiion  to  sell  my  new  and  wonderful 

inventions,  including; 

RAT  AND  MICE  EXTERMINATOR, 
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ARCTIC  FROZEN  PERFUME, 

ACME  STARCH  ENAMEL. 

and  a  number  of  other  articles  impossible  to  enumerate. 
Send  fort  erms  and  territory,  with  3  cent  stamp. 

W.  E.  PALMER, 

Pcottsburg,  Douglas  Co.,  Oregon. 


Sea  Side  House, 

CLATSOP  COUNTY.      . 
STANLY  S  K,  postmaster 


Shedd's 

LINN   COUNTY, 

A  postoffice  and  station  on  the  0.  &  C. 
R.  R.,  93  miles  from  Portland. 


Blain,  Saxe  k  Co,  warehouse 

Clarke  Rev  N,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Ijewis  — ,  judge 

Lewis  A,  gen  mdse 

Skaegfl  B  L,  blacksmith 

Wade  W  L,  physician 

Wheeler  A,  gen  mdse 

Wheeler  C  R,  commission  msrehant 

Zimmerman  M,  bootmaker 


Sheridan, 

YAMHILL  COUNTY. 

Anderson  Gus,  liquors   ' 

Baldwin  R,  gen  act 

Bible  A  S,  gen  mdiw 

Colman  D  C,  justice  of  pesos 

Cox  D  W,  physician 

Delashmutt  L,  gen  mdse 

Falkner  A  B,  hotel 

Faulconer  A  B,  livery  stable"  and  hotel 

Fanlconer  T  N,  butcher 

Field  Jno,  physician 

Fenton  W  A,  oootmaker 

Foster  H  J,  fctty  at  law 

Hjrds  S  L,  constable 

Kimbel  — ,  shoemaker 

Kemler  D  W,  bootmaker 

LaFoUett  Chas,  ctty  at  law  and  coUeo- 

tor 
Lemon  W  F,  hamessmaker 
Lnkin  E,  saloon 


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Matherson  S,  wagonmaker 

Mayer  H  F,  gen  mdse,  minister  and  no 

tary  public 
McKuiie  R,  livery  stable 
McMillen  Mrs  A,  hotel 
McRowe  B,  livery  stable 
Messenger  Chas,  tinsmith 
MON£)r  E,  postmaster  and  furniture 
Newby  Nathan,  miller 
Pitenger  J  W,  school  teacher 
Quiny  — ,  physician  and  druggist 
Saylor  B  F,  drugs 
Saylor  C,  blacksmith 
Snell  R  N,  gen  mdse 
Stanfield  J,  blacksmith 
Stanfield  J  P,  blacksmith 
St  Clair  CF,  blacksmith 
Summerville  H  B,  gen  agt 
Talbot  &  Cave,  sawmill 
Wait  CM,  drugs 


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Silverton, 

MARION   COUNTY, 

Blackerby  Mrs,  dressmaker 
Blackerby  T  R,  tinshop 
Cannon  Bros,  meat  market 
Cline  J  L,  jeweler 
Cop  W  R,  saloon 
Davenport  T  W,  gen  mdse 
Davis  P  A,  druggist  and  physician 
Drake  W  H,  blacksmith 
Eiaenhart  C,  boarding  school 
Ekmond  &  Ames  Bros,  sash  uxd 

factory  and  paint  shop 
Fitzgerell  M,  harness  shop 
Hanson  8,  barber 
Hayes  J  C,  druggist 
ffTBRART)  T  %  postmaster  and  book- 

store 
Lewis  W  H,  wagon  shop 
Lippitt  Bros,  gen  mdse 
McMillan  Mrs,  milliner 
Petrie  Mrs,  boarding  house 
Sanford  Dr,  physician 
Schlador  F  H,  hotel 
Skafe  &  Mcintosh,  gristmill 
Smith  ft  Hammond,  saloon 
Wolf  ord  Jno  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 


Silver  Wells, 

WASCO  COUNTY. 

Allan  Ben,  stock  raiser 

B&OWN  JOSEPH  JASPER,  general 

merchandise  and  postmaster 
Elkins  C  W,  stock  raiser 
HadKelman  A,  stock  raiser    ' 
Logan  J  T,  stock  raiser 
Staart  John,  stock  raiser 
Vanderpool  Wm,  stock  raiser 


Skipanon, 

CLATSOP  COUNTY. 
McGuire  C  A,  hotel 
Sifert  Mrs,  postmaster 
Smith  8  B,  atty  at  law 
Wirt  A  C,  hotel 


Sodaville. 


LINN     COUNTY. 

Foote  D  P,  hotel 
Stimson  &  Sears,  gen  mdse 


Sparta, 

'"-■  UNION  COUNTY. 

EASTEBSROOK  GEO  W,  postmaster 
Murray  A  F,  blacksmith 
Perkins  ft  Barnett,  gen  mdse 
Ross  W  W,  notary  public 
Thompson  Dr  Wm,  physician 


Springfield, 

LANK  COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  3i  miles  from 
City,  the  county  seat,  on  the 
R.  R. 


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Judson  Wm,  furniture,  sash,  doors,  etc 
KENNEDY  P  A,  dealer  iu  all  kinds 
of  drugs,  patent  medicines  and  general 
merchandise,  postmaster 
Lyne  Oeo  E,  blacksmith  and  machinist 
MazweU  W  S,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
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Penra  Bros,  saw  and  flour  mill 
Springfield  Milling  Co,  taw  and  grist 

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Stewart  J  W,  gen  mdse 
Tyler  J  A,  physician  and  sargeon 


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MARION   OOUNTY. 

Bonham  ft  Schneider,  blacksmith 
Burson  W  H,  wagonmaker 
Campbell  D  F,  carding  machines 
Cousie  6  W,  sash  and  door  factory 
Crabtree  J  I,  gen  mdse 
Follansbee  J  L,  dry  goods 
GARDNER  A  D.  postmaster,  drugs 

and  stationery 
Hobson  ft  Whitney,  floor  mill 
Jones  J  M,  gen  mdse 
Kays  D,  saloon 
Kitchen  J  W,  drags 
NeflTft  Grier,  chairmaken 


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Oregon — Suhlimity-The  Dalles. 


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Pitman  L  D,  saloon 
Price  W  E,  gen  mdae 
KichardMon  A.  J,  hotel 
Bittenour  One,  shoemaker 
Shaw  &  Sims,  planing  mills 
Smith  A,  physician 


Sublimity, 

MARION   COUNTY. 


Becker  E,  bootmaker 
Berlinger  B,  saloon 
Haupert  M,  hotel 
Iii\croix  N,  gen  mdse 
Mueller  E,  urugs 
N.bert  C,  blacksmith 


Summit, 


BENTON   COUNTY. 

Grain  Geo  L,  postmaster  and  hotel 
GRAIN  JAS  H,  assistant  postmaster 
SavngD  M  R,  blacksmith  and  gunsmith 
Troxel  Carter,  chairmaker 


Sumner, 

COOS  COUNTY. 

Bunnell  Edward,  hotel 
Hartlirig  J  jhn,  gen  mdse 
Hudson  Joseph,  saloon 
Luse  H  H,  gen  mdse 


Sweet  Home, 

LINN   COUNTY. 

Ames  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Moss  L  B,  blacksmith 

Moss  M  G,  hotel 

Simons  &  Alonaca,  gen  mdse 

Simmons  &  Donaca,  drugs  and  groceries 

SIMONS  W  E.  postmaster 

Watkiuds  &  Abbott,  doors,  sash,  ete 

Whitney  Chas,  bootmaker 


Tangent, 


Summer  Lake, 

LAKB   COUNTY. 

ATTEBILL  WH  H,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Hamilton  Samuel,  blacksmith 


LINN   COUNTY, 

Beard  Z  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
Cochran  J,  shoemaker 
Hickman  Martin,  hotel 
Spangler  D  F,  blacksmith 


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Summerville, 

UNION   COUNTY. 

Boswell  D,  blacksmith 

Dickson  A,  harnessmaker 

Eud  J  acob,  cabinetmaker 

Hamilton  A  N,  hotel 

Henderson  &  Bennett,  blacksmith 

Herbert  J  T,  flour  ir 

Hubcrs  B  D  &  Co,  sto/es  and  tinware 

Lebur  Wm,  physician 

Marquam  P,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

McKalson  J  0,  blacksmith 

HcKENZIE  ft  McLENNAN,  drugs 

and  groceries 
HcK^ZIE  S  L,  postmaster 
McWilliams  R  J  &  Co,  saloon 
Myers  H  t  Co,  livery 
Oliver  H  W,  sawmill 
Share  T  W,  physician 
Sherwood  T  C,  physician 
Sommer  D,  gen  mdse 
Sutherland  &  Crow,  meat  market 


Ten  Mile  House, 

DOTiaLAS  COUNTY, 

Day  Wm.  cen  mdse 
Irving  W,  bl.-icksmith 
Wells  W  R,  blacksmith 


Tidewater, 

BENTON   COUNTY. 

Doty  James,  atty  at  law  and  miner 
HOLQATE  JA(X)B,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Peck  Wm  A,  sawmill 
Reeves  Wm,  manuf  shingles 
Ruble  David,  produce 
Springer  John,  engineer  , 

Titus  — ,  blacksmith 


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Sumter, 

BAKER  OOUNTY, 


Dnekworth  H,  postmaster  and  gna  mdse 


The  Dalles, 

WA8CO    COUNTY, 

Is  a  prosperous  little  city  of  1,500  in- 
habitants, 100  miles  above  Portland,  on 
the  Columbia  River,  and  is  the  county 
seat  of  Wasco  county.  It  is  one  of  the 
liveliest  agricultural  towns  we  have  ever 
visited,  and  the  prospect  for  its  steady 
growth  is  indeed  qnite  encouraging.  All 
the  religious  denominations  are  repre- 
sented and  the  churches  are  well  attend- 


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AliPIIAnKTICALrY. 


ed.  Steaniera  arrive  from  and  depart  for 
Portland  daily  and  for  Wal'a  ^Valla,  120 
miles  distant  tri- weekly.  Tiio  schools 
are  good,  the  sanitary  condition  is  excel 
lent  and  the  people  are  enterprising  and 
industrious.  There  are  two  weekly  p.i- 
pera  publi.shed  here,  the  "Inland  Em- 
pire,'' published  by  tliat  veteran  editor, 
Thos  B.  Merry,  Lsq.,  and  the  "Moun- 
taineer," IjotJi  exliibiting  good  "make 
up,"  both  in  tiieir  editorial  and  moehaui- 
c.il  departments.  Thos  B  Smith,  that 
prince  of  hosts,  is  the  genial  2)roprictor 
of  the  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  decidedly  the 
leading  house  of  the  city. 


AbramS  W  E,  ins  agt,  real  estate  and 
notary  public 

ADAMS  J  H,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Sec- 
ond, opposite  City  Bank 

Allen  (Jeo,  groceries 

Allen  &  liay,  gracoiies 

Anderson  A  J,  furuituz'e 

Anderson  Geo,  gunsmith  and  sporting 
goods 

Atwatcr  J  E,  lawyer 

BACKENSTO  H,  Cosmopolitan  shav- 
ing saloon 

Baldwin  Tim,  saloon 

Bauer  Max,  bakery 

BAUM  A,  groceries  and  provisions, 
highest  cash  ijriee  paid  for  hides,  f uro 
and  pelts, 

Beck  E,  watches  and  jewelry 

Bernard  T,  poultry  and  produce 

Bird  J,  livery 

Blumauer  &  Son,  gen  mdse 

Blumenthal  Bros,  geu  mdse    . 

Bocliow  F  C  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors  and 
cigars 

Bonzey  D  K,  saloon 

Bunnell  A,  stoves  and  tinwarn 

Campbell  James  A,  city  recorder 

Camiibell  .lolni,  li(iuor-< 

CHARTEES  &   STEUER,  krilroad 

Barlier  ."^Imji,  opp  llm.itilla  House 
CXAPP  D  C,  Cl.ipp's  Saloon,  next  donr 
to  the  Cmatiliii  House 

CLERISH  ,  HENRY,     rhiladelphia 

Brewery  Saloo'i 

Coffin  L,  reg  U  S  land  office 

Comfort  h  Hall,  groceries  and  provis- 
ions 

Condon  J  B,  laM-ycr,  mayor  and  notary 

Cooper  C,  gen  mdse 

Corum  (leoAV,  harness  and  saddles 

COX  JORDAN,  piopr  Dalles  House 

CROSSEN  J  B,  sbcriiT 

CROSSEN  J  B  &  CO,  auction  and  com- 
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CROSSMAN  &  FERDINAND,  liquors 

aiid    cigars,   and    agts    oi    Columbia 
Brewery  Bottle  Boer 


Crum  Albert,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Dohm  h\  watches  and  jewelry 
Dickorsou  J  B,  meat  market 
DOANE  0  D,  physician  and  surgeon 
Drews  J<\  barber 
Dutly  &  Marshall,  lifjuors 

DUNHAM  &  HOLBROOK,  druggists 

and    apothocarius,    cor     Second    and 

Washington;    prescriptions    carefully 

compounded  at  all  hours 
Dunlap  M  V,  agt  of  The  Dalles  &  Baker 

City  Stage  Co 
EARii  ROBT,  Mount  Hood  Saloon 
l^itzgerald  E  P,  hanlwarc 
FRANK  L  D,  harness  and  saddles.  So 

side  Second,  opp  City  Bank 
FREIMAN  A,  cigars  iMul  tobacco  and 

meersL-haum  pipes 
FREIMAN  JUSEPH,  boots  and  shoes, 

anil  gents   furnishing  goods,  and  agts 

for  New  American  Sewinir Midlines 
FRENCH  &  CO,  bankers,^  Second 
GANTENBEIN  J  E,   boot  and    shoe- 

GATES  A  H,  atty  at  law 
(iuhns  A,  contectiiouery 
Uehres  F,  ))hotographer 
Gorsoii  H,  cigars  ami  tobacco 
(Jeuidoi  Kev  Father,  Catholic  priest 
GIBONS  R  F,  county  clerk,   ox-officio 

auditor  and  roeoriler 
Glenn  H,  contractor  and  builder 
Good  (ieo  L,  propr  "Itemizer" 
Gray    Uev  Mr,    pastor    Congregation;d 

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GRIiTFIN  E  A,  cigars  and  tobacco, toys 

ami  notions 
(irimes  Edward,  livery  stable 

GROENNINGER  HENRY  E,   Oro 

Fiuo  rtalooii,  (lunch  at  all  hours) 

(Jrubb  A  F  L,  groceries 

Gninow  Va\,  mureliant  tailor 

Haiii  J  \V,  city  marshal 

Hand  W  M,  pub  "The  Mountaineer" 
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Hanley  \,  Sinnot,  hotel 

Harris  S  &  N,  gen  mdso 

Hartman  Wm,  liquors 

Herbriiig  &  Mclnery,  dry  goods  and 
clothiug 

Hill  Kd,  liquors 

Hill  ^V  Lair,  lawyer 

Hines  Kev  11  K,  pastor  M  E  church 

HOOD  R  B,  livery,  feed  and  seed  stable 

Hyde  Alvin,  boarding  house 

Hyde  E  O,  physician 

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JONES  MRS  N.pattcrns  and  dressmak- 
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Oregon — The  Dalleft-Tule  Lake. 


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Kohn  S,  drygoods  and  notions 

KISS  LOlJfiS,  propr  Pioneer  Hotel 

Korten  Ben,  li<'nora 

KvonChas.  p^t  niny  mill 

l.uw  John,  watcher  and  jewelry 

Levy  J,  notions,  ccockery  &c 

Liebe  Geo,  blacksmith 

Logan  &  Eichardson,  physicians 

Lusher  If,  bniber 

McArthur  L  L,  district  judge 

McClelland  J  J  &  Co,  wliolesale  liquors 

and  ciijiirs 
McEwen    Uev    Mr,     pastor    Episcopal 

Church 
McFarland  &  French,  gen  mdse 
McPhee  &  McDomal,  carpenters 
Mangold  Otto,  fruits  and  vogetablt a 
Medley  Adu.  oywtcrs 
Merry  Thos  B,  propr  "  Inland  li^in 

HERWIN  H  D,  fJrotto  Saloon  a,iiu 
Hards 

Michell  H,  blacksmith 

MICHELL  JOHN,  atty  at  law  and 
justice  ])eace 

MichoU  \Vm.  planing  mill  and  wagon 
maker 

Miller  Thos  W,  liardware,  stoves  and 
tinwi'ro  . 

MOODY  Z,  hardware,  dry  goods, 
queenswarc  and  agricultural  imple- 
ments 

Moran  J,  furniture 

Myers  W  S,  lawyer     - . 

Nicholas  TT,  hotel 

Niekelsen  &  ]•' redden,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Nielsen  H  C,  merchant  tailor 

Nolan  M  T,  news  depot 

Ogili)ee  -Jno,  yrocories 

O'Neill  J  &  Co,  merchant  tailors 

Peters  Frank,  lii|Uors 

PIONEER  HOTEL,  T^ouis  Kiss  propr 

Tottei-  <t  Kerrison,  liiiuors 

RANSOME  W  R,  contractor  and 
builder 

Kce<l  Chas  H,  agt  The  Dalles  and  Ya- 
kima Stage  Co 

IJeed  11  B,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Keeder  ( Jeo,  wagon  miikur 

Ik'cs  Bev  Mr,  pastor  Baptist  Church 

lieiehert  Jacob,  restaurant 

liickurm  &  Vaio,  saloon 

ROBINSON  W  F,  dentist,  Washington 
and  Second 

Roseman  J,  bides  and  wool 

RUGH  OrEO,  Oregon  Bakery,  groceries 
and  provisions 

Sansbury  H  S,  operator  0  S  N  Co's 
Telegraph 

SAVAGE  0  S,  ornamental  houso  and 
sign  painter,  paints,  oils  and  glass 

Schenek  John,  agt  O  S  N  Co 

Schmidt  Henry,  saloon 


Schmidt  J,  flouring  mills 
Schmidt  John  A,  liquors 
SCHNEIDER  WM,  Schneider's  Res- 

taurant 
Selling  J,  gen  mdse 

SIDDALli  D,  dentist,  over  City  Bank 
Smith  &  Edgar,  meat  market 
Smith  &  Hansen,  restaurant 
SMITH  THOMAS,  propr  Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 

SNIPES  &  KINERSLY,  drugs,  books 

and  stationery,  crockery,  etc 
Snipes  &  Smith,  flouring  mills 
STONER  SAML,  Concert  Hall  Saloon 
Sullivan  .)  B,  saloon 
SYLVESTER    WM,    carpenter    and 

builder 
T'flE   INLAND    EMPIRE   (weekly), 

T  B  Merry  publisher 

3E  MOU'NTAINEER,  W  M  Hand 

I)ublisher 
I'hielsen  H  B,   assistant  chief  engineer 

Oregon  Badway  &  Navigation  Co 
Thornbury  C  N,  rec  U  S  Land  Office 
Tiernan  J  P,  physician  and  surgeon 
Vogbt  O  *.  C'allonbti-g.  gen  mdse 
Waters   H    Ij,    honueopathic  physician 

and  surgeon 
Watkiiis  &  Bennett,  attys  at- law 
Weniz  11    furniture  and  upholstery 
WHITCOMB  L  H  &   CO,  boots  and 

shoes,  le.ntluT  and  findings 
WickuKin  V,  shoemaker 
Wicks  Ed.  suloon 
Wi<jl)e  &  tliicksoii,  meat  market 
Williams  &  Marchbanks,  livery 
Wilson  E  M,  postmaster 
Wingato  E.  county  treasurer 
Wingnte  E  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  agricul- 

turrd  implements 
Winternicirr  A,  waL'onmaker 
WISEMAN  G  W,  Vulcan   Arms  Sa- 

loon,  Till  I'd  and  Ijaughliu 
WiswcU  Mrs  O,  millinery 


Tillamook. 

TlIJiAMOOK    COUNTV. 

Hutchins  B  P,  gen  mdse 
Larsen  E  H,  gen  mdse 


Tualiton. 


WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Greenwood  W,  blacksmith 
Mathews  C,  grocer 


Tule  Lake, 


LAKE   COUNTY. 
Whitney  E,  gen  mdse 


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HOOD'S 

livery,  Feed  S  Sale  Stables, 

The  DALLES,  OREGON. 

Horses  boarded  by  the  day,  week, 
or  month.     Fashionable  turnouts  at 
all  times  on  reasonable  terms. 


DR.  D.  SIDDALL, 


Tl^e   Sa,lles,   Oxegroxi. 

Oas,  Ether  and  Chloroform  administered  for  painless  operations. 
ROOMS  OVER  CITY  BANK. 

PIONEER  HOTEL, 


THE  DALLES,  OREGON. 


LOUIS  KISS, 


PRORIETOR. 


Is  a  new  two-story  building,  just  finished,  and  is  furnished  with  new  furniture 
throughout.     The  best  accommodations  guaranteed  to  guests. 

BOABD  AND  LOmim,  per  week.  $5.00.   SINQLE  MEALS,  25  cts. 


Turner, 

MARION   COUNTY. 

A  small  but  pretty  village  on  the  0. 
ft  C.  R.  R.,  9  miles  south  of  Salem,  the 
county  seat  and  State  capital.  It  is 
built  on  a  level  plain,  surrounded  by 
lands  whose  productiveness  are  remark- 
able.   A  fine  mill  and  a  large  elevator 


are  among  the  enterprises  of  the  place. 
R.  O.  Thomas  is  the  postmaster,  and  a 
genial,  accommodating  gentleman. 


Aholhauser  Henry,  blacksmith 
Binnard  B  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Bleakney  Bros,  undertakers 
Bleakney  L  ft  J  G,  hardware 
Corkerlme  li  ft  Co,  flouring  mills 


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Cornelias  O  H  P,  dragKist 

Cornelius  Urs  V  H,  mfiiinery  and  dress 

making 
Crocker  S  B,  carpenter 
Cromwell  W  J,  mill  machinery 
Hamilton  P,  liquors 
Howell  W  A,  physician 
Knight  S  D,  hotel  ., 

Lane  M  G,  school  teacher 
McKinney  &  Smith,  gen  mdse 
Mendray  S,  bootmaker 
Molteson  F  S,  notary 
Riches  W  T,  butcher 
Rippy  Mrs  P,  boarding  house 
Robertson  J  C,  harness  and  saddlery 
Robertson  MAC, secretary  Pearl  Lodge 

No  66,  A  F  &  A  M 
Roland  W  H  A  Co,  gen  mdsa 
Shafer  &  Denver,  blacksmiths 
Smith  P  0  &  L  S,  stage  line  and  livery 

stable 
Steel  Wm,  hotel 
THOMAS  R  0,  agent  0  &  C  R  R,  W, 

F  &  Co's  express,  and  postmaster 


Tygh  VaUey, 

WA8C0   COUNTY. 
Stayley  H,  gen  mdse 


Umatilla, 

UMATILLA   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  on  the  Columbia  river, 
225  miles  from  Portland.  At  an  early 
day  in  its  history  it  was  the  county  seat, 
but  with  the  establishment  of  Pendle- 
ton, 50  miles  distant,  and  the  with- 
diawal  of  trade  and  population  conse- 
quent on  the  failure  of  t)ie  mines  it  soon 
diminished,  and  what  was  once  an  active 
bustling  town,  there  remains  an  almost 
"deserted  village."  It  is  still  a  point, 
however,  to  which  large  consignments  of 
freight  are  made. 


Baunigardner  &  Gordon,  blacksmiths 

Brinley  Geo,  wagonmaker 

Foster  J  R  F  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Horn  Dh « id,  agent  U  I  &  O  Stage  Line, 

Union  Hotel 
Jack  A  R,  liquors 
KOONTZ  J  H,  gen  mdse,  forwarding 

and  commission,  justice  of  the  peace 

and  postmaster 
Kunze  J  H,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Leezer  J  M,  tinner 
Myers  Mrs  F,  flouring  mills 
Stanfield  R  F,  livery  stable  and  notary 

public 
Theodore  D,  liquors 
Wilson  Mrs,  hotel 


Umpqua  Ferry, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

Chambrook  &  Son,  gen  mdae 
Stephens  E  &  Co,  sawmill 


Union, 


UNION   COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat,  and  has  a  population 
of  500.  It  is  growing  steadily,  and  as  it 
is  supported  by  a  rich  agricultural  and 
stock  raising  region,  it  must  become  a 
place,  in  the  near  future,  of  some  impor- 
tance. It  is  reached  via  Umatilla,  100 
miles  distant,  by  stages. 

Bassette  H,  blacksmith  ' 

Benson  D  R,  market 

Benson  Frank,  livery  stable 

Bloch  H  E  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Bowman  Ben,  carpenter 

Brainard  E  C,  drugs  and  varieties 

Burns  Jolin,  stoves  and  tinware 

Carroll  J  D,  county  treasurer 

Cates  John  A,  cabinetmaker 

Chancey  A,  Union  Hotel 

Craig  A  C,  county  judge 

Cromwell  I  N,  physician 

Eakin  R,  attorney  at  law 

Eaton  J  B,  gen  mdse 

Eaten  Mrs  J  B,  millinery 

Fenell  B  F,  county  assessor 

Hannah  S,  agent  NW  Stage  Co  and 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Hayden  E  E,  blacksmith 

Heritage  M,  painter 

Ison  L  B,  district  attorney 

Johnston  &  White,  cigars,  tobacco,  con- 
fectionery and  stationery 

Kimbrell  J  W,  watchmaker 

McArthur  E  L,  district  judge 

.McComas  &  Pursel,  publishers  "  Moun- 
tain Sentinel" 

Mettler  Louis,  wagonmaker 

Moore  D  F,  Centennial  Hotel 

"Mountain  Sentinel"  (weekly),  Mc- 
Comas &  Pursel  publishers 

Rimillard  Ed,  liquors 

Shinn  J  H,  register  State  land  office  and 
notary  public 

Skiff  Willis,  county  clerk 

Sommer  &  Baer,  gen  mdse 

Starks  Geo,  cigars,  tobacco,  confection- 
ery and  stationery 

Sullivan  J  P,  hamessmaker 

Swackhamer  S  O,  sheriff 

Tuttle  T,  county  supt  schools 

Wsshburn  S  N,  liquors  and  bootmaker 

Wiles  F  W,  cooper 

Wright  Geo,  postmaster 

Wright  G  &  Sons,  gen  mdse,  flouring  mill 


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ALrir.vnRTICALIjV. 


Uniontown, 

JACKSON   OOUNTir. 


Camorson  T,  gon  mdso 
Sturgia  A  W,  gen  mdae 


Utter  City, 

coos    COUNVV. 


Tomlinsun  C  C,  saloon 


Viola, 

CLACKAMAS    COtJNTr. 

DICKSON  J,  saw  and  flour  mill,  and 

postmaster 
Kahler  Geo,  physician 
Kercham  W  P,  llour  mill 
Lewis  B  C,  gen  indac 
Mattoon  U  P,  bLicksmith 
Ward  W  C,  blacksmith 


Waldo, 

JOSEPHINE   CODNTV. 

Bennett  J,  sawmill 
Bryan  F,  liquors 
Caton  &  Son,  liquors 
Decker  C,  gen  mdse 
Hogue  E  B,  blacksmith 
Scott's  Gulch  Hydraulic  Mining  Co 
Simmons  Gcn,  blacksmith 
Waldo  Hydraulic  Mining  Co 
Wimer  J  &  Sons,  gen  mdse 
WIMER  W  J,  justice  of  the  peace 
pdstmaster,  hotel  and  livery  stable 


Waldron, 

WASCO    COUNTV. 
HELMS  J  W,  postmaster 

Wapinitia, 

WASCO    COUNTY. 
Paquet  P,  gen  mdse 


Waterloo, 

LINN    COUNTY. 
Bentley  J  A,  hotel 
OAYEB  S  D,  flour  mill  and  postmaster 
Gibson  J  D,  sawmill 
Glass  M  S,  sawmill 
Price  &  Nickeraon,  sawmill 
Reed  John,  sawmill 


Weatherby, 

BAKER   COUNTY. 

Gilchrist  David  &  Co,  quart/  mill  and 

mine 
Porter  Thos  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Vandevener  Samuel,  saloon 

WEATHERBY  A  J  &  CO,  gen  mdso 


Weston, 

UMATILLA   COUNTY. 

Is  a  thriving  and  populous  town  of  300 
inhabitants,  who  depend  on  the  agricul- 
tural interests  for  their  support.  It  is 
72  miles  from  Umatilla,  on  the  Colum- 
bia. 


wagon- 


and 


Baskett  R  H,  notary  public  and  attor- 
ney at  law 

Benjamin  S  W,  blacksmith  and 
maker 

Eagan  E  P,  physician 

Metcher  J  M,  meat  market 

Graham  Porter,  blacksmith 

Hartman  Geo,  agent  NVV  Sta       ,'o 

Hartman  J  A,  hotel 

Hayes  (jreo,  liquors 

Hendry  X  &  Price,  druf.'S,  books,  etc 

John  &  Fletcher,  market 

Jones  J   E,  stoves,   tin,   hardware 
agricultural  implements 

Kuowlton  &  Spear,  harnessmakers 

Knox  S  V,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public 

Lieuallen     &    Prine,    blacksmiths   and 
wagonmakers 

Liawaller  T  T,  justice  of  peace 

Lounsbury  &  Wood,  carpenters,  cabinet- 
makers and  undertakers 

Manafield  — ,  curpenter 

McAuliff— ,  agent  N  &  N  Tel  Co 

Melvin,  Bamford  &   Co,  sash   and  dooi 
factory 

Morris  Charles,  livery 

Morgan  Joseph,  market 

Mulhaupt  F  M,  bootmaker 

Oglesby  W  W,  physician 

Proebatel  Bros,  gen  mdae 

Purinton  E  M,  agent  W,  F  &  Co,  post- 
master and  dealer  in  ag'l  implements 

Robinson  John,  tel  dperator 

Rowley  Chas  M,  feed  stable 

Saling  &  Reese,  gen  mdso 

Shumaker  Loo,  photographer 

Steel  R  A,  varieties  and  notary  public 

Vergro  V  S,  barber 

Watson  S  S,  groceries  ' 

Welsh  P,  physician 

Wood  Henry,  livery 


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West  Chehalem, 

YAMHILL   COUNTY. 

Pavia  J  L,  ceu  nulsci 
Wilkorson  Thos  H,  gen  mdso 


Westport, 

CLATSOP   COUNTY. 

West  D,  sawmill 

West  John,  salmon  packer 


Wilbur, 

DOUGLAS   COUNTY. 

Frazer  J,  carpenter,  undertaker  and  up- 
holsterer 
fJrubbo  &  Chapman,  gen  mdso 
Grubb  a  VV,  postmaster 
Hill  F  R,  hotel 
Lawton  J,  blacksmith 
Strange  J  H,  county  assessor 


Wilderville, 

JOSEPHINE   COUNTY. 

Holton  D  S,  physician 

Kellogg  F  J,  blacksmith 

Kiiinht  J  I,  hotel 

MoCiuiig  C  B,  saloon 

VANCE  L,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Wilder  J  L,  hotel  and  blacksmith 


Willamette  Forks, 


LANE   COUNTY. 

Sutter  Frank,  gen  mdse 


Williamina, 

YAMHILL    COUNTY. 

Bil)lc  A  S,  gen  mdso 
Rreo<Uug  T  B,  blacksmith 
Lcrcher  Jno,  saloon 
Schimblo  C,  wagonmaker 


Wheatland, 

YAMHILL    COUNTY. 

Fowler  Chas,  w.igonmaker 

Fowler  J  C,  shoemJiker 

lleudrick  M  B,  Houring  mill  and  gen 
mdse 

Kirkwood  Dr,  physician 

Smith  A  J,  blacksmith 

Williamson  C  S,  druggist  and  fancy 
giiods 

WILLIAMSON  L  C,  groceries,  whole- 
sale and  retail,  and  postmaster 


Willows, 

UMATILLA  COUNTY. 

Haskin  .T  ¥j,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
SMITH  JAS  W,  geu  mdse  and  post- 
mjister 


Willows  Creek, 

JACKSON     COUNTY. 
Lay  ton  John  T,  gen  mdse 


Willow  Springs, 

JACKSON     COUNTY. 

COOKE  N,  postmaster  and  gen  mdae 
Fischer  Daniel,  blacksmith 
Slaglc  John,  blacksmith 


Wingville, 

BAKER   COUNTY. 
Osborn  Hiram,  blacksmith 


Woodbum, 

MARION    COUNTY, 

Is  a  ^^ostoflSce  :ind  a  station  on  the  O.  & 
C.  Kailroad,  12  miles  from  Salem,  the 
State  Capital,  and  40  miles  from  Port- 
land. It  is  in  a  great  grain-producing 
section,  on  what  is  known  as  the  French 
Prairie. 

Bouney  B  S,  stock  raiser 
LOUGHMILLERJ  A.gramandhard- 

wari%  and  postmaster 
Matliiot  Bros,  grain  dealers 
Murrid  W  D,  pea  mdso 
Ikcmington  M  D  L,  manuf  engines,  saw- 
mill and  lumbfT 
Settlcmier  J  H,  Woodbum  Nursery 


ADVERTISEMENT. 

JOHN  A.  LOUGHMILLER, 

WOODBIJKN,  OREUO^r, 

Dealer  in 

WHEAT,  OATS  &  FLOUR 


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Tainax, 

LAKE   COUNTY. 
CLAEZ  J  H,  postmaster 

Toncalla, 

DOUOLAa     rolINTY 

Zena, 

POLK   COUNTY. 

OIMBLE  S  S,  postmaster 
Hunt  J  T,  blacksmith 

Applegftte  Bros,  warehouse 

Booth  Bros,  gen  indao,  furniture  and  agl 

implts 
Huntington  Benj,  warehouse 
Smith  &  Cowun,  warehouse 
Trac#y  C  E  &  Son,  gun  mdse 

Zion, 

CLACKAMAS     COUNTY. 
SHANKLAND  W  H,  postmaster 

USE    THE 


Oregon   Kidney  Tea! 


\  ^     CiLEBRATEO^C^^ 


Kind  Nature's  own  remedy — her 
"last,  best  gift  to  man."  A  plant 
whish  grows  in  mountain  fastness,  sel- 
dom trodden  by  human  foot. 

Ihero  nre  thousands  afflicted  with  dig- 
euHos  of  the  Kidneys  or  Urinary  Organs  who 
suffer  In  hllciice  rather  than  to  make  known 
their  trnuhloii.  Uthcis  seek  relief  by  the  we 
of  various  patent  niedluines,  which,  if  tliey 
lo  not  a^'t^ruvato  the  diHcase,  at  1  aal  do  not 
i^Hen  it.  Kven  thuRo  who  gccuie  the  advice 
f  pliyHicirtUs  often  fail  to  get  relief,  owing  to 
he  very  complicated  and  delicate  nature  of 
•he  organs  affected.  The  OH ICOOX  KIbNEY 
TEA  18  a  Htrietly  vegetable  production,  and 
will  not  injure  the  Huiallcst  child,  nor  the 
mobt  delicate  woman  ;  but  will  cure  Pain  in 
the  Hack  and  Kidneys,  non-retention  of  Uiino, 
Diabetes,  liiflainaMon  of  the  liladderor  Kid- 
neya,  Drick-l)U8t  Deposit  in  Urine,  I.enoor- 
rhoea,  I'ainful  or  Suppretued  Menstruation, 
and  all  complaints  arising  from  a  diieiiB:;dor 
debilitated  state  of  the  Ividneys  or  Urinary 
Organs  of  either  sex. 


PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

For  Sale  by  all  Druggists.      Price,  ONE  DOLL A.R. 


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ALEX.  PATTERSON, 

DEALER  IN 

DRUGS,  PATENT  MEDICINES, 

Books,  Stationery,  Tobacco,  &c. 

Post  Office,  Ferrydale. 

Polk  County.       -       -     Okegon 

ALEX.  PATTERSON.  P.  M. 
H.  W.  COX.  ABSt. 


PHILOMATH  COLLEGE, 

A  Christian  Institution, 

All  Grades.    Both  Sexes  admitted. 


Tuition,  per  Term,    •0.00  to  OHO.tN) 
Boardinv,  per  Week,  »Z.90  to  tl»3.S0 


For  Catnlogues  or  other  information 
address  the  President, 

BEV.  1¥.  ».  WALKER. 

Philomath,  Oregon. 


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AGENTS. 

(See  Insurance  Agents,  Railroad  Agents, 
Real  Estate  Agents,  and  Telegraph 
Agents ) 

AGRICULTURAL     IMPLE- 
MENTS. 

(See  also  Hardware.) 

BTTGHANAN  EUOENE,         Albany 
NEWBUBY,  HAWTHOBNE  & 

CO  " 

FUTkAN  &  CO. 

Hoop  &  Simpson,  " 

Caris  M  A,  Centervillc 

Caris  ft  Gray,  " 

Corvallis  Mouufr  Co,  (plows),    Corvallis 
Baxter  S  R,  Daytou 

Hughes  S,  Forest  Grove 

Ricss  Bros  &  Whiteaker,    Independence 
Cunningham  G, 
Frank  Bros, 
Hawley,  Dodd  4  Co, 
McGrew  &  Johnson, 

CASE  J  I  &    CO, 

headers), 
Dood,  C  H  &  Co, 
FBANK  BBOS,  (wholesale), 
KNAPP,  BV&KELL  &  CO, 

Newbury,  Hawthorne  &  Co, 

OSBOBNE  D  M  &  CO, 
STRANGE  J  W. 
COOPER,   WHEklDOX 

(manufrs), 

WAIT  &  BROWN, 
MOODY  Z, 

WingateE&Co, 
Jones  J  E, 
Purinton  E  M, 
Booth  Bros, 


Irving  Station 

Island  City 

La  Grande 

Perrydale 

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Portland 


Roseburg 

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Salem 
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APOTHECARIES. 

(See  Druggist. ) 


ARCHITECTS. 


Stronahan  O  L^ 
Taylor  J  M, 
Burton  E  M, 
Clark  &  Upton, 


Hood  River 
New  Era 
Portland 


KNAPP  J  A,  Portland 

Krumbein  J,  " 

PHILLIPS  &  ABELL,  (contract- 
ing engineers)  " 

PIPER  WW,  " 

WILLIAMS  ^  H, 

Boothby  W  F,  Salem 

COULTER  J  S, 

Oakerman  N  P,  SchoU's  Ferry 

ARTISTS. 

WHITINO  J  F,  (general  designer), 

Albany 
Cooke  C,  Portland 

Duesbury  H,  " 

Hill  E  R,  (portrait),  " 

Hanson  J,  Salem 


ASSAYERS. 

LENT  &  JENNE, 


Portland 


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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 

(See  also  County  OfBcers.) 
Baldwin  J  W,  Albany 

CjnleyDM,  " 

FLINN  &  CHAMBERLAIN, 
HACKLEMAN  T  P, 
Hewitt  C  H, 

HEWITT  &  HAVEN, 

Humphrey  &  Wolverton, 

MONTANYE  L  H, 

Powell  &  Bilyeu, 
Powell  J  C, 
Strahan  4  Bilyeu, 
Weathcrford  i  Blackburn, 

BOWLBY  JQA, 

Elliott  M, 

FULTON  CW, 
ROBB  J  W, 

Winton  F  D, 
Taylor  P  J, 
HydeT  :!, 
Shephai  1  J  M, 
Stems  &  Lichtentbaler, 
GALBRAITHJP, 
Watson  D  L, 
Alexander  T  C, 
BrysonJ  R, 
Burnett  J, 

CHENOWETH  ft  JOHNSON, 


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Baker  City 


Brownsville 

Coos  City 

Corvallis 
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CLAHSIPIRD. 


ATT 


Holgate  E, 
Johnson  F  M, 
Kelsey  J, 
McFadden  W  S, 
Nutting  G  H, 
Raybiirn  J  W, 

>VOODCOCK  M  S, 
YANTIS  J  A, 

Butter  N  L, 

Collins  J  L, 

Di.leyJJ, 

Fruitt  Warren, 

Oeorge  M  C, 

Thayer  C, 

Woodward  T,  ' 

Hazard  &  Hamilton, 

Hazard  S  H, 

Watson  D  L, 

Dorris  Geo  B, 

Fitch  C  W, 

ENOX  HOBACE, 

Thompson  &  Bean, 

WALTON  JOSHUA  J, 

Smith  J  H, 
Tandy  E  N, 
Tongues  T  H, 
Piper  W  G, 
Nelson  T, 
Autenrieth  E  H, 
Dowell  B  F, 
Jones  A  C, 
Kahler  C  W, 
Kelly  H, 
Ned  James  R, 
Watson  E  B, 
Wright  J  W, 
Bradshaw  E  C, 
Fenton  WD, 
Hurdy  H  &  A  M, 
McCain  Jas, 
Miller  F  M, 
McCoy  J  F, 
Owen  T  G, 
Seglin  J  M, 
Webster  G, 

HARCINO  S  F, 

Atliey  M  C, 

CROSS  H  E, 
EASTMAN  £L, 

Hulat  S, 

Johnson,  McCown  &  Macrum, 

Jjatourette  S, 

Bailey  D  Vy, 

Everts  Lucian, 

Turner  James  H, 

Tnsin  &  Bell, 

ADAMS  W  R, 

Biill  &  (Jregory, 

BEAL  C, 

BEEBE  W  SCOlx, 

BINGHAM  HT, 

Boyer  J  M, 
Caples  &  Mulkey, 


Corvallis 
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Independence 

Indian  Valley 

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McMinnville 
Oregon  City 


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Catlin  Jno, 

DELL  SIDNEY, 

Deunison  B  F, 

Dolph,  Bronaugh,  Dolph  &  Simon. 

EFFQTGERCOLWH, 
GEORGE  MG, 

Gibbs  &  Bingham, 

Goodsell  David, 

Gregory  Wm  M, 

TIensill  R  F, 

Hill,  Dunham  &  Tl.ompson, 

HofTmao  J  J, 

Holman  F, 

Holmes  L, 

Hughes  EG,         *        * 

MacDougall  C  J, 

MARQTJAMFA, 

Mason  &  Howes,  '• 

MENDENHALL  &  BURNEY,    " 

Mitchell  &  Dement,  " 

Moreland  &  Tanner,  " 

Nicholas  H  B,  " 

Northup  &  Gilbert,  '              " 

PAXTONOF, 

Kee<l  J  H, 

SEARS  A  F  JR, 

Shattuck  &  Killin, 

SMITH  SENECA, 

Stoddard  J  R, 

Stott  &  Gearin,  " 

Strode  <fe  Beach,  •  " 

STRONG  WM  &  SON, 

Suksdorf  H  F, 

Thayer  Claude,  " 

Thayer  &  Williams,  '  " 

Trimble  W  F, 

Waldo"  J  B, 

W bailey  &  Fechheimer,  " 

WOODWARD  &  WOODWARD,  " 

Yociun  &  Clarno,  " 

Cole  Nelson,  Riverside 
Wood  Tremont,       •  " 

Bnidie  Geo  A,  Roseburg 
CAMPBELL  A  F, 

HERMANN  &  BALL.  . 

Holman  GO, 
Humphrey  W  S, 

HURSH  EG,  " 

LANE  HON  L  F, 
MOSHER  L  F, 
ROADMAN  T  S. 
WILLIS  WR, 

Ai>i!legate  J  A, 

BELT  G  W. 
BONHAM  &  RAMSEY, 
CANN  T  H, 
CHADWICK  S  F, 

Downe  K  J, 

Ford  T, 

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SEHLBEEDE  C  A, 

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STKATTON  J  A, 

Thornton  I  Q, 
Smith  S  JB, 
Atwater  J  E, 
Condon  J  B, 
(iiites  H  N, 
Hill  \V  Lair, 

IkLIGHELL  JOHN, 

Myers  VV  S, 
Watkias  &  Bennett, 
Doty  James, 
Eakin  R, 
Baskett  R  H, 
KnoxSV,  y 


Salem 


Skipanon 
The  Dalles 


Tidewater 

Union 

Weston 


AUCTIONEERS 

HOLDEN  E  C,  Astoria 

Oilman  &  Co,  Portland 

1  X  L  Auction  Store, 
KillK)urn  O, 

NATHAN  &  DWIGHT. 
UJiOSSEN  J  B  &  CO,  The  Dalles 


BAKERIES. 

Albany 

Astoria 

East  Portland 

Eugene  City 


FITCHS  JOHN, 
MEYER  C, 
BINDER  MRS  S, 

Curow  U  (t, 
WaldtTS  Ulrich 

WHEELER  &  FAPE, 

Killi.igs worth  J, 
Voael  Jos,  .  ' 

GROB  &  ULRICH, 
WOLTERS  J, 

>sclaoii  &  Wallace, 
Harding  &  Barlow, 
Vos3&  Fuhr, 
Opit/  (I, 
Oach  E  L, 

LIEBE  &  HOELBING, 

MuUiiiii  Clias, 

SADDLER  K, 

li.iiU'r  Max, 

R(JCH  GEO,  (Oreaon), 

STRUNG  &  BAIN, 
NlEJJERSTADT  J, 


Jacksonville 

McMiiinville 

Oregon  City 

Portland 


The  Dalles 
i< 

Salem 
Roscbur 


BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 


Conner  John, 

CASE  I  W, 

Virtue  J  W, 
Hamilton  \W  B  &  Co, 
Klsin.U'rH  W, 


Albiiny 

Astoria 

BaktT  City 

Corvallis 

Eagle  Creek 


HOYEY    &   HUMPHREY, 

Eugene  City 
BEEKMAN  0  C,  Jacksonville 


BANl   OF  BRITISH  NORTH 

AMERICA,     (J    Goodfellow 
agent),  Portland 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK, 

(James  Steel  cashier),  " 

FRANCIS  W  W,  (manager  Bank 
of  British  Columbia),  " 

LADD  &  TILTON, 

UeidWm, 

LADD  &  BUSH,  Salem 

French  &  Co,  The  Dalles 

BARBERS. 

(See  Hairdressers. ) 

BASKET  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See  Wood  and  Willow  Ware.) 

BATHS, 

(See  also  Hairdressers  and  Baths.) 

Buford  T  J,  Corvallis 

Wyndham  A  C,  McMiunville 

De  Souzer  Phil,  Roseburg 

BRUCE  R  M,  Salem 

McCauley  T  ]Sf,  " 

BILL  POSTERS. 

WILLIAMS  JNO  T,  Portland 


BLACKSMITHS. 


Evans  John  S, 
Simkins  James, 
Cunningham  A, 
Hambleton  L, 
Curtis  Wm, 
Harriott  W, 
Matheney  C  B, 
Sturgis  A  W, 
Cr.ift  S  C, 
Sijatliqg  E  J, 
Morgiin  S, 

SMITH  BROS, 
ARNDT  &  FERCHEN, 

McLean  (!, 

Ziimwalt  &  Skidmore, 

Fry  Wm, 

Clark  &  Carroll, 

Davis  (j  (t, 

'Jruije  Geo, 

iSiivatre  A, 

BROWN  H  R, 

Arthurcj  J  D, 
Staudish  N  B, 
Soutliworth  L, 
Wilcox  W  E, 
Newman  F  A, 
•fones  C, 
Wright  A  E. 


Adamsville 

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Albany 

Alder 

Alsaa 

Applegate 


Arroyo 
Ashland 


Astoria 

Aumsville 

Aurora  Mills 

Baker  City 

Bellevue 

Bethel 

Boston  Mills 

BrownsbDrough 

Brownsville 

Buena  Vista 
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Green  E  S, 
St  Clair  T  C, 
Vesuie  John, 
O'KellyJno, 
Tnrchim  LA, 
King  J  H, 
Monte  Pete, 
Bandleman  M, 
Hoitt  M, 
Gerhnrd  J, 

KENEDY  G  W, 
KNIGHT  &TTJBNEB, 

Menainger  John, 
Russell  T  J, 
Hazleton  &  Carey, 
Derrick  H, 
Hughes  A, 
Hughes  Jno, 
Hadley  F, 
Rowell  C  G, 
Smith  J  E, 
Fitch  B  R, 
ficoggiu  W  G, 
Pool  A, 
Purdin  M, 
McGrew  Jas, 
PapeB, 
Shrogren  H, 
Colvin  H, 
Howe  L, 
Grubbs  George^ 
Sloam  Bros, 
Hudson  W  S, 
Thomas  G, 
Chrisman  Richard, 
Newman  J, 
Stevens  Lovell, 
Coiinell  Wm, 
Nathmfin  &  Michels. 
Bright  J  S, 
Ingles  B  R, 
Allen  B  K, 
Cline  C  A, 
Morris  &  Cox, 

WOODBURY  S  B, 

Hayden  J)  M, 
Lacky  Nelson, 
Miller  L  W, 
Ashcroft  John, 
Moshberger  — , 
Steinbayer  Jno, 


Blair  J^ 
Moloney  &  Wheeler, 
Cunningham  G, 
BuBsey  E  F, 
Rynerson  Bros, 
Smith  F  R, 
Barneburg  ft  Kihcaid, 
Christal  G  W, 
Cronemiller  David, 
Donegan  Jno, 
Donegan  P, 


Centerville 


Chewaucan 

Clarksville 

Coos  City 

Coquille 

Cornelius 

Corvallis 
<< 


Cove 

Cottage  Grove 

Crawfordsville 

Cress  well 
<< 

Crow 

Dallas 
<< 

Diain 

Dilley 

Eagle  Point 
<( 

East  Portland 
<( 

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EUensburg 
ti 

Eola 

Eugene  City 

Forest  Grove 

Franklin 

Galesville 
i( 

Glad  Tidings 
Clencon 
Gervais 

Gravel  Ford 

Greenville 

Halsey 


Harrisbiirg 


Homboldt 

Indepf^ndonce 

Irving  Station 

Island  <  ity 


Jacksonville 


MILLEB  D  C, 

Mott  A  B, 
Blew  Jno, 
Hanna  ft  Bro, 
Bain  J  W, 
Trimble  James, 
Newman  ft  Son, 
Price  L  G, 
Dunn  J  W, 
Eastabrook  OS, 
Hearing  D  B, 
Olson  R, 
Hopkins  M  D, 
Mulloy  A  D, 
Blick  John, 
Langell  A, 
Hinton  C  E, 
Everson  P, 
Wairen  David, 

EDDY  ISBAEL  F, 

Hunt  Levi, 
Deubner  W  C, 
Eliot  Wm, 
Hannan  J, 
McColgan  O, 
Sims  J  W, 
Booth  W  T, 
Johnson  C  D, 
McDonald  J, 
Spencer  W  D, 
Miller  Francis, 
Ware  Stephen, 
Masterson  Geo, 

WABE  STEPHEN, 

Stewart  Chas, 
Zfick  Jno, 
Kennedy  W  C, 
Bowen  H,  » 

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Woodcock  ft  Churchill, 
Reed  O, 
W<na  A, 
Wheeler  H  H, 
Hoeffer  Gus, 
Zeecke  J, 
Brown  ft  Cloud, 
Kirk  J  L, 
Mead  H  J, 
Aizner  John  L, 
Hacley  Wm, 
Kd  wards  J  D, 
Morgan  H  C  4  Son, 
Thornton  J  J, 
Dearling  and  Gibson, 
GT'onner  W  W, 

WINSET  C  F. 

^Jilhfim  C  A, 
Held  ft  Co, 
Marshall  W  H, 
Taylor  ft  Shoemaker, 
Finegan  8  B, 
(iiandon  Bros, 
Hite  W  8, 


Jacksonville 

Jefferson 

Junction  City 
<< 

Eerby 

King's  Valley 
II 

Lafayette 
II 

La  Grande 

Lake  City 

Lakeview 

Laurel 

L<»banon 

Langell's  Valley 

I«na 

Lewis  ville 
II 

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II 

Marshfield 


McKensie 

McMiunville 
II 

Milton 
II 

Miller's  Station 

Milwaukee 

Mitchell 
II 

Molalla 
II 

Monmouth 

Monroe  City 
ti 

Myrtle  Creek 

Myrtle  Point 
II 

Needy 

Newellsville 

New  Era 

New  Pine  Creek 


Norfolk 
North  Canyonvillo 

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Oak  Creek 

Oakland 

Oregon  City 
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Peoria 

Perrydalo 

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Wilcox  k  Ruse, 
Dunlap  A, 
Gilbert  0  E  &  Co, 
Stanley  Bros, 
Wagner  Julius, 
Mulley  I  N, 
Maxwell  W  H, 
Holden  Sam, 
Knott  Joseph, 
Lueg  H, 
McGillT, 
McGiU  D. 
Parker  J  B, 
Smith  Fred, 

STEWART  E  C, 

Nelson  I'cter, 
Chamberlin  Bros, 
Lafollette  J  B, 
Johnson  C  &  Sons, 
Shaw  E  &  Jones, 
Thornton  N  W, 
Bowen  J  G, 
Mathews  B  F, 
Watkin  Bros, 
Baylids  A, 
Boehringer  G, 

KNIGHT  JOHN, 

Kice  Chas, 

SGRIBER  C  W, 

Curl  J  VV, 

Gill  &  Logan, 

De  Lauaay  Benj, 

Skaggs  B  L, 

James  — , 

Saylor  C, 

Stantield  J, 

St  Clair  C  F, 

Dr»\   WH, 

Lyu ;  Geo  E, 

Murray  A  F, 

Mfjker  Wm, 

Bonhara  &  Schneider, 

Nibert  Co, 

Uamilton  Samuel, 

Boswell  D, 

Henderson  &  Bonnett, 

McKalson  J  O, 

Savage  M  R, 

MoB3  L  B, 

Spangler  D  F, 

Wells  WR, 

Liobe  Geo, 

Michell  H, 

Shafer  &  Denyer, 

Greenwood  W, 

Baumgardner  &  Gordon, 

Ma  .toon  0  P, 

Ward  W  C, 

Hogue  E  B, 

Simmons  C, 

Porter  The-  s,  Co, 

Smith  A  J, 

Lawton  J, 


Philomath 

Phoenix 
<< 

Pilot  Rock 

ii 

Pleasant  Hill 

Pleasant  Home 

Portland 


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PortOrford 
Priueville 

Prairie  City 


Roseburg 


Salem 


Scio 

Scottsbur^^ 

Shedd'a 

Sheridan 


Silvertoa 

Springfield 

Sparta 

St  Helens 

Stayton 

Sublimit^' 

Summer  Lake 

Summerville 


Wilder  J  L, 
Kellogg  J  F, 
BreedingT  B, 
Fischer  Danl, 
Slagle  Jno, 
Oaborn  Hiram, 
Hunt  J  T, 


Wilderville 
<< 

Williamina 
Willow  Springs 

Wmgville 
Zena 


Astoria 

Baker  City 

Ballsville 

Beavertoa 

Brooks 

Dayton 
<< 


Summit 

Sweet  Home 

Tangent 

Ten  Mile  House 

The  Dalles 
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Turner 
Tualiton 
Umatilla 

Viola 

<i 

Waldo 

WeaV.herby 

Wheatland 

Wilbur 


BLACKSMITHS  AND  WAGON- 
MAKERS. 

(See   also    Blacksmiths;    also    Wagon- 
makers.  ) 

BROWN  W  R,  (carriage),  Amity 

McCARTER   F    T    &    ARM- 
STRONG, (carriage)) 
Merrill  &  McGregor, 
MoCord  S  B, 
Fincli  I  V, 
Squires  Ed, 
Ward  &  McDowell, 

HAMILTON  &  MORSE, 
MTJTCHLER  A, 

Backus  Jos,  Dexter 

Sylvester  B,  East  Portland 

Campbell  W  C,  Gaston 

raJNEY  A,  Hillsborough 

MILLER  &  McDonald, 

Haller  &  Hall,  La  Grande 

Hopkins  Jas,  Leland 

Ellmivker  F.,  (postmaster),        Lonj  Tom 

WINESLT  C  P,  (carriage)  Oregon  City 
Etldy  A;  Snyder,  Portland 

Freeman  Thos  B,  (carriage),  " 

Handkins  J,       " 

McBRIDE  &  WELCH  and  Mc- 

KEAN  &  HAMPTON, 

P()pe  F, 

KELLE7  &  UNDERWOOD.    Salem 

Shattuck  S  F,  Scappoose 

Bassette  H,  Union 

HaydeuEE, 

Benjamin  S  W,  Weston 

Graham  Porter,  " 

Haskin  J  E,  Willows 


BOARDING  HOUSES. 

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HOUSTON  J  E, 

Kisor  Mrs, 

JOHNSON  CB. 

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Petrie  Mrs, 
Hyde  Alvin, 
Aholhauser  Henry, 
Rippy  Mrs  P, 


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Philomath 

Salem 

Silverton 
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Meston  J  J, 

KILES  &  BEEBE, 
FROTHERO  W  S  &  CO, 
BOENICKE  OTTO, 
WALLING  AG, 

Snyder  Mrs  C  D,  Salem 

BOOKS   AND   STATIONERY. 

Baum  Ed,  Albany 

Foahay  &  Mason, 
Adler  C, 
Edgar  W, 

STEVENS  &  SON, 

Tracy  Geo  II, 
Allen  &  Woodward, 
Graham,  Hamilton  &  Co, 
HILL  F  A, 
KEBNS  &  COX, 
Manning  Mrs  C, 

CALLISON  R  G, 

Patterson  AS,  . 

Smith  W  P,  • 

KITCHEN  J  M, 

Hotftnan  Wm, 
Kahler&  Bro, 

Ferguson  L,  . ; 

BACON  J  M, 

Barrett  C  C, 
Gill  JK&Co, 
Hathaway  H  M, 

HIRSTEL  CHAS  &  CO,  (whole- 

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McCORMICK  BROS, 

McMercher  &  Thompson, 
VVintzgerodc  C  V, 

BELTBF, 

Boon  H  D, 

HIBBARD  T  R, 

(rardner  A  D, 
Nickelseii  &  Fredden, 

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Heudryx  &  Price, 


Astoria 


Baker  City 
Corvallis 

Dayton 

East  Portland 
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Halsey 

Irving  Station 

Jacksonville 

New  ICra 

Oregon  City 

Portland 


Salem 
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Stiiyton 

The  Dalles 


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BOOTMAKERS. 

(See  also  Boots  and  Shoes.) 

Bently  J  W,  Albany 

Boyle  E,  " 

BRUNK  WH, 

Flint  H,  ■  ,       ,       . 

Conway  J,  ,,       /  Ashland 

De  Peatt  E;  ., 

Nutlcy  C!eo, 

Beck  Wm,  Astoria 

BERENDES  H. 
CONE  A  W, 

Fry  J  W, 
Spellmau  H, 


Krause  Geo, 
Ebert  Geo, 
Littlefield  Chas, 
Crane  M  B, 
Ijcmasters  Wm, 
Dentz  E  P, 
Coldwell  J  R, 
Powell  David, 
Brown  T  W, 
Perkins  J  M, 

BINDER  CHAS, 

Elliott  .1  P, 

iSr\  in  D  B, 

Palladay  T  H, 

Harrington  E,         " 

Jannoy  P, 

Lei^h  W  C, 

Hughes  C,  ''4 

Hughes  P, 

Simonoau  J, 

Hockothier  A, 

i;am  J  T, 

Wolff  Jno, 

RILEY  M, 

Gibs  >n  M  B, 
Bausch  P, 
Townsin  Wm  H, 

Creta  Isaac, 
Kcppiuger  B, 
Francis  W  W, 

ISHAM  G  W, 

McCi  overn  Lichtenthal, 
Oith  John, 
Tliompson  A  F, 
Wiley  Geo. 
WoolcyAW, 
Deniiiig  A,  '  , 

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Weber  Henry, 
Tauzler  &  Son,    • 
Bcebe  J  M, 
Krentz  J  C, 
Kruse  C, 
llancy  J, 
Hobiuson  G  W, 
Olson  L, 
JCcclcston  E, 
Harding  E  X. 
Murphy  P  H, 
Mathoson  E, 
(Jaunt  T  C, 
Charnig  Kasper, 
Harding  L  D, 
Shade  J, 
Shejipard  J  H, 
(jiiesler  Wm, 
Lennox  Jeremiah, 
Whitehead  — , 
Eberly  Fritz, 
Stoops  Wm, 
Brown  &  liessellen, 
Collins  Daniel, 
Frederich  E, 


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Baker  City 

Brownsville 

Butteville 
Carletoii 

Columbia  City 

Coquille 

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Cottage  Grove 

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Eugene  City 
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Lake  City 

McMinnville 


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Golden  Jos, 
Watson  James, 
Hamilton  W  C 

PARROTT  B 

Protzman  (J 
Burkholder  J, 
Dippell  H, 
Za«nker  C  W, 
Seelig  F, 

Zimmerman  M, 
Fenton  W  A, 
Kemler  D  W, 
Kemler  H, 
Kimbel  — , 
Hittenour  Geo, 
Becker  E, 
Whitney  C, 
Cochran  J, 
Wick  man  P, 
Mendray  S, 
Mulhaupt  F  M, 
Fowler  J  C, 

BOOTS 

(See  also  Bootma 
chandise;  alac 
Goods  and  Clc 

BLAIN  L  E, 

;Brown  J  .1  &  Soi 

DANZIGER  S, 

Goodman  P  J, 

SCHLUSSEL  S 

Smitli  C  J, 
Miller  Jefferson. 
White  F  A, 
I.ook  S  H, 

HANDSAKER 

Cook  J  G, 
Hunt  A 
Harper  &  Wall.e 

MOCH 

Langell  x,, 
Haney  Tihn, 
Ervin  A, 
Vakes  J  N, 
Do  vine  T, 
Webster  W  G, 
Brown  BF, 

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McKinnon  N, 
Osvold  &  Aycrs, 
Senofaky  J, 
Shoprrar  N, 

SPENCEB  THOS, 
STITZEL  HENRY, 
STRAUS  GE3  M, 
WEBBER  LC. 

Golden  Jos, 
Watson  James, 
Hamilton  W  C, 

PARROTT  BROS, 

Protzman  G 
Burkholder  J, 
DippellH, 
ZaenkerCW, 
Seelig  F,  '   . 

Zimmerman  M, 
Fcnton  W  A, 
Kemler  D  W, 
Kemler  H, 
Kimbel  — , 
Kittenour  Geo, 
Becker  E, 
Whitney  C, 
Cochran  J, 
Wickman  F, 
Mendray  S, 
Mulhaupt  F  M, 
Fowler  J  C, 


Portland 


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Prairie  City 

Prineville 
Roaeburg 

Salem 


Sandy 

Shedd's 

Sheridan 


Stay ton 

Sublimity 

£!'"cet  Home 

ii'an^ent 

The  Dalles 

Turner 

Weston 

Wheatland 


New  Era 

North  Canyoiiville 

North  Yamhill 

Oregon  City 

Portland 


BOOTS   AND   SHOES. 

(See  also  Bootmakers;  also,Gcneral  Mer 
ehandise ;  also,  Clothing ;  also.  Dry 
Goods  and  Clothing.) 

BLAIN  L  E,  Albany 

ilrown  J  .1  &  Son,  -•  '  " 

DANZIGER  S,  Astoria 

(rO()(hnan  P  J,  •  " 

SCHLUSSELS, 

Smith  C  J, 
Miller  Jefferson, 
White  F  A, 
Look  8  H, 

EANDSAKER  J- 

Cook  J  G, 
Hunt  A 

Harper  &  Wal'^er, 
PIO  C  H 
Laugell  it, 
Haney  Tilin, 
Ervin  A, 
Vakcs  J  N, 
Devine  T, 
Webster  W  G, 
Brown  B  F, 


Reif  John, 

Grant  Thos, 

Sultisky  Chas, 

Harding  L  D, 

Barr  S  M, 

Brady  John,  " 

CAHALIN  E, 

Capen  Geo  B  &  Co,  " 

Champlin  &  HoUabaugh,  " 
Guilliaume  J  M, 

Guilliaume  J  N,  " 

Hecht  M  &  Co  (wholesale),  " 
Hibbard  Geo  L  &  Co  (wholesale),       " 

Hocheisen  F,  " 

Lindeleaf  G  A,'  " 

Marks  M,              ^  " 
Mendenhall  R, 
Miller  J  F, 

Moore  Wm,          -  "  " 

Riegehnan  R,  " 

RiegerJohn,  " 
RODGERS  HARRY  (manufr  up- 

per.j)  " 

SPEXCER  THOMAS, 
STRAUS  GEO  M, 

VViberg  &  Kernan,  " 

Wallis  Chas,  Port  Orford 

Lindgren  (t  F,  Riverside 

LANGEXBERG  BROS,         Roaeburg 
AITEEX  &  FARNHAM,        Salem 

Gilbeit  J  W,  " 

Small  EC,  " 

UZAFOVAGE  C, 

WIGGINTOX  D,  Scholl's  Ferry 

ADAMS  J  H,  The  Dalles 

FREIMAN  JOSEPH, 
GANTENBEIN  J  E, 
WHITGOMB  L  H  &  CO, 


Buena  Vista 

Corvallis 

MUEL,         Dexter 

Empire  City 

Eugene  City 

Forest  Grove 

Hillsborough 

Jacksonville 

Lafayette 

Lebanon 

Lewisville 

Marshfield 
II 

McMinnville 


BREWERIES. 


BELLANGER  E, 
KIEFER  CHAS, 
STAR  BREWERY 


Albany 


(Ed  Bellan- 

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Astoria 
II 

Baker  City 


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Halm  J, 

MEYER  M, 

Kastner  Louis, 

Rust  Henry, 

Stenger  L, 

Hughes  If, 

KROETZ  JOHN  (Humboldt), 

Mast  Port  land 
Krotz  &  Humble, 
Ueichart  W, 
Steplioudou  A  J,     , 
Blevins  P, 
Schutz  V, 
Weterer  Mrs  ¥, 
Reiehart  Wm, 
Stang  Adam, 


Canyonvillo 

Corvallis) 


Em[iire  City 

Heppncr 

Howard 

Jacksonville 
II 

Marshfield 
Pendleton 


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HERRAIL  &  ZIMHERMANN, 

Portland 

MOISON  &  SONS. 
WEINHARD  HENEY  (City 

Srewery),  " 

Kritzer  T,  Roaeburg 


BRICKYARDS. 


Grisdale  T, 
Schuck  Wm, 


Roseburg 
Scholl's  Ferry 


BROKERS. 

Burkhart  &  Chapman,  Albany 

Adler  C,  Astoria 

Littlefield  D  S,  Auburn 

Jackson  A  (money),  Gravel  Ford 

Scoggin  W  G,  (land),  Dilley 

Cooper  G  M,  Eugene  City 

Ritz  C,  Long  Tom 

ABRAHAM  H,  Oakland 

CAUFIELD  CH,  (money),'Oregon  City 
DE  LASHMUTT  &  OATMAN, 

(money)  Portland 

Gatens  ¥,  (pawn),                  ■  " 

Ingersol  N,  (ship),  " 

Nicholson  W  T  P,  (general),  '• 

O'Sbea  W,  (pawn),  " 
FARRISH  ft  CORNELL,(money)," 
Price  C  W, 

Tenhosch  J  M,  (grain),  " 

WEINHARD  H, 

WHITE  ft  OILTNER,  (stock),  " 
Humphrey  W  S,  Roseburg 

GILBERT  BROS,  Salem 

WILLIAMS.  ENGLAND  ft  CO.    " 

BROOM  FACTORIES. 

ZAN  BROS,  Portland 

BUTCHERS. 

(Seti  Meat  Markets.) 

CABINET  MAKERS. 


Donnelly  P, 

GOPELAND  WM, 

Fox  J  B, 

Rowe  E,  (wood  turner). 

Reel  A, 

Pippin  Lafayette, 

G'otfelty  Wm, 

Quandt  J, 

Worswick  Jno, 

End  Jacob, 

Cntes  J  A, 


Bandon 

Corvallis 

Gravel  Ford 

Independence 

Lebanon 

Little  Elk 

Myrtle  Point 

Portland 

Prairie  City 

Summerville 

Union 


CANNERIES. 


Aberdean  Packing  Co, 
Adair  8, 


Astoria 
<< 


Astoria  Fishery,  Astoria 

Booth  A  &  Co,  «• 

Corbin  k  Nickoli,  «' 

Davlin  J  A,  «« 

Fishermen's  Packing  Co,  " 

Jackson  ft  Co,  <« 

Watson  Bros,  «« 

West  Coast  Packing  Co,  " 

Cox  — ,             Bandon 

OREGON  PACKING  CO,(J  W  &  y 

Cook  proprs,  packers  of  salmon), 

Clifton 
Hume  R  C,  Ellensburg 

Gabriel  S  W,  Parkersburg 

Cook  J  W  &  B,      ,  ,       Portland 

West  Jno,  Westport 

CARPENTERS. 

(See  Contractors  and  Builders.) 

CARPETS. 


SHINDLER  ft  CHAItBOTJRNE, 

(wholesale),  Portland 

Walter  Bros,  " 

CARRIAGE  MAKERS. 

(See  also  Wagon  and  Carriage  Makers; 
also  Blacksmiths  and  Wagon  Makers.) 

HORNING  L  L,  Corvallis 

Windom  &  Scott,  Harrisburg 

Ball  Wm,  North  Yamhill 

Espey  W  W,  Portland 

Gratton  Henry,  " 

Leihy  G  W,  (repository),  " 

Miller  &  Long,  *' 

CHEMISTS. 

PFUNDER  WM  ft  CO,  (operative), 

Portland 

CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 


HOFFMAN  &  JOSEPH, 
BARNES  ft  KEEN, 

Damico  S, 

EDGAR  W, 
FOSTER  I, 

Norris  F  C, 

MATCA, 

Smith  L  K  G, 

SPEXARTHAG, 

Cariile  D, 

GERHARD  G  M, 
HILL  FA. 
SATLORAL, 

Crider  A  S, 

KERNS  ft  COX. 
ROBINSON  R  M, 


Albany 
Astoria 


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East  Portland 

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Hillsborough 

Independence 

Monmouth 

Oregon  City 
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Portland 


Rosenblatt  S, 
Stein  heiser  S, 
Mitchell  M, 

SOUTHWOBTH  F  B, 

GASEGW, 

McNeil  J  H, 
Fucho  Geo, 

JEWELL  T  W, 

BarroU  F  H, 
Bonard  L, 

GHENERYAF, 

Clapp  C, 
Coburn  W  H, 
Cohn  F  M, 
Danziger  D, 
Dittenhoefer  T, 
Durkheimer  K, 
Geradehaut  Frank, 
Geraon  £, 
Houstin  Chas, 
KelleyMrsHN, 
Knoll  Richard, 
Johnson  A, 
Lemline  L. 

LINDENMANNWM, 

MuUer  H  J, 

O'Brien  T  J, 

PETERS  &  KING,  (cigar  factory), " 

POTTER  HN, 

Rosenfeld  H  &  Co,    -    , 

SeeligKiCo,  

Sharp  R  M, 

SMITH  LEG,  (wholesale), 
SODERBACK  0  T,  (manufacturer),'* 
STAPLES  CG, 

STEARNS  DAVID, 

Stone  S  L, 

Talbot  HP, 

ToneC,  ^     "      ' 

Wasserman  M  &  Co, 

STANTON  WG, 

Bochow  F  G  &  Co, 

GROSSMAN  &  FERDINAND.      " 

Cram  A, 
FREIMAN  A, 

Gersoii  H,  ,         " 

QRIFFINEA, 

Appcl  M,  Roseburg 

FENNERAW, 

Jonnson  &  White,  Union 

Starks  Geo, 


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Salem 
The  Dalles 


CITY  OFFICERS. 

Clark  D  G,  mayor. 
Halter  J  L,  city  recorder, 
Hunt  H  A,  city  marshal, 
Runey  P,  police  judge 
Barry  W  J,  chief  of  police, 
Cardwell  li  H,  city  clerk, 


Albany 


Astoria 

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Jacobs  M,  mayor,  Corvallis 

Groves  Wm,  city  treasurer,  " 

Miller  C  E,  city  marshal,  " 

KNOX  HORACE,  city  recorder, 

Eugene  City 
Eakin  S  B,  sheriflF,  " 

Bybee  Wm,  sheriff,  Jacksonville 

Kelty  J  M,  sheriff,  Lafayette 

Vanatta  J  J,  city  marshal,  McMinnville 

Pillsbury  J  G,  sheriff,  Oregon  City 

Thompson  D  P,  mayor,  Portland 

Stearns  L  B,  police  judge,  '     " 

Lappens  J,  chief  police,  " 

Chapman  W  S,  city  surveyor,  " 

Kelly  W  J,  city  assessor,  " 

DURHAM  R  L,  city  auditor  and 

clerk,  " 

Braden  Wm,  city  supt  streets,  " 

Condon  J  B,  mayor,  The  Dalles 

Crossen  J  B,  •  " 


CLERGYMEN. 


Gallagher  J,  Arroyo 

Coon  J  L,  Camas  Valley 

Johnson  H  B,  " 

Stanley  J,  " 

Chapman  Rev  M  E  Corvallis 

Dunning  Rev  H  P  (Presbyterian),      *' 

Emery  Rev  Jos  (Methodist),  " 

Kautner  W  C  (Evangelical),  " 

Stevens  R  S  (Episcopal),  ** 

Dennison  J  N  (M  E),         East  Portland 
Driver  I  D,  Eugene  City 

Henderson  J  H  D,    -.  *• 

McCain  J  S,  "    '  " 

Verhag  Father  (Catholic),  East  Portland 

Wooley  C  A  (Presbyterian),  Eugene  City 

Henderson  RevT  H  (Methodist),  Gervais 

Oats  Rev  J  (Catholic),  " 

Boly  M,  Indian  Valley 

Elliott  R, 

Weaver  J  F, 

Bowers  A  W  (Congregational), 

Oregon  City 
Sellwood  J  W  (Episcopal),  " 

Sharp  A  S  (Methodist), 
Teal  J  H  (Baptist),  " 

White  J  S  (Catholic), 
Rhodes  J  S  (United  Brethren), 

Pilot  Rock 
Mayer  H  F,  Sheridan 

Genidon  Rov  Father  (Catholic), 

The  Dalles 
Gray  Rev  Mr  (Congregational),        " 
HinesRevHK(ME),  " 

McEwen  Rev  Mr  (Episcopal),  " 

Rees  Rev  Mr  (Baptist),  " 

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CLOTHING. 

(SeQ  also  General  Merchandise;  also  Dry 
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BLATN  L  E, 

Albany 

Nolau  J  M, 

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Astoria 

Mccormick  Wm  (oH), 

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COHENS. 
HANDSAkER  SAMUEL, 

Corvallis 
Dexter 

Abrahm  8  (second-hand), 

Portland 

Beck  &  Wildman, 

CHAMBERS  THOS, 

Church  Wm, 

FISHEL  &  ROBERTS. 

Harris  &  Lichtoustein, 

HARRIS  T, 

Jacobs  Bros  &  Co, 

Kohn  J, 

Marks  H, 

Mayer  A, 

Peyser  S, 

Wolf  E, 

Wolf  H  &  Bro, 

ATTlfTlW*T7AHlUHAM, 

Croitsman  A  B, 

Salem 
<< 

WIGGINTON  D,            SchoU's  Ferry 

COFFEE  SALOONS. 

(See  Hestaurants.) 

COAL 

(See  Wood  and  Coal. ) 

COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS. 

ERMONUI  CL, 

Albany 

Jones  J  F  &  Sou  (wholesale), 

4( 

RICHE  F  &  CO, 

Portland 

Kouny  Max, 

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Jamot  &  Lynch, 

Salem 

Bother  Wm, 

Sonoru 

COLLECTOl  S. 

Moomaw  D  L,  Baker  City 

Matlock  &  Kirk,  East  Portland 

SmGLETOH  A  B  &  CO.       Portland 
Wallace  M  3,  " 

La  Follett  Chaa,  Sheridan 

COMMISSION   MERCHANTS. 

HOLDEX  E  C.  Astoria 

Hume  G  W,  " 

BALFOUR,  GUTHRIE  &  CO, 

Portland 

BARNARB  J  L, 

Bumside  D  W  &  Co,  *' 


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DUNBAR  WM  (feed,  dairy  and 
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EPPERLY  JNO  ft  CO. 

EVERDING  ft  BEEBE, 

GALUCK  WM, 

HEWETT  H  ft  CO  (importers), 

ilolmau  &  Co  (forwarding), 

Janion  R  C  &  Co, 

Kellogg  J  &    Co  (forwarders  and 

transporters), 
Kosluud  Bros, 
LAIDLAW  J  ft  CO, 
MALARKEY  D  J  ft  GO  (gen- 

Mccracken  j  ft  co. 

Moores  1  li, 
NEWBERRY  M  G, 

PITTS  H  H  (|)ro<luce), 

RODGERS,  MEYER  ft  CO. 

Kosenfeld  J  L, 

SIBSON,  CHURCH  ft  CO. 

VVadhams  &  Elliott,  " 

WEBB  GEO  A, 

GRANGE  BUSINESS  ASSOCIA- 

TION,  Kosebnrg 

Wheeler  C  R,  Shedd's 

KOONTZ  J  H,  Umatilla 

COMMISSIONER  OF  DEEDS. 

WHITE  EUGENE  D.  Portland 

CONFECTIONERS. 

HOFFMAN  ft  JOSEPH,  Alb:>ny 

Ericksou  Wm,  Ba  ulou 

Crider  A  S,  Dallas 

Carlyle  Hattie,  East  Portland 

Went  Mary,  " 

ROBINSON  R  M,  Eugene  City 

Rowland  J  W,  Jetlbrsou 

JEWELL  T  W,  Oregon  City 

ALISKY  ft  HEGELE  (wholeaale).  " 
Barnes  Wm,  " 

BICKEL  FRED  (wholesale  and  re- 
tail) " 
Brown  Mrs  TO,  " 
Cox  L  M,  " 

FOSS  ft  CO, 

Green  J,  .« 

STAPLES  CG, 

Pickett  &  Thomas,  Prineville 

Troxel  Robert,  Roseburg 

Hellenbrand  Chas  W,  Salem 

STRONG  ft  BAIN, 

Gchris  A,  The  Dalles 


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Giles  D, 


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CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD 
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Clark  &  Daris, 
Maine  J  U, 
Daley  &  (Jo, 
MiiTbli  &  Co, 
Douglass  W, 
i'erjiuaon  A  W, 
Ueudiugton  W  B, 
^VELCii  M  J.  (boat). 
MuluCuiih  K, 
Twigg  J>'  K, 
Kcuaudy  M, 
AUeu  U  iS, 
l<'isher  Juiiu  N, 
BeattyJ  W, 
Kciiutidy  t  A, 
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Carper  A  A, 

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baiter  C  VV, 
Huberts  J  iS, 
Taylor  A  P, 
Vioumau  J  B, 
Lamb  J, 
Cauter  A  T, 
Di  isco  W  T, 
Hay  .J, 
Maitiu  \V  P, 

DAVISTW, 

bcroiialiau  O  L^ 
Stouer  J  P, 
Horuer  J  L, 
Barnum  G  h\ 
Majory  G  W, 
Kobberta  J, 
iScott  1  S, 
Taylor  TM, 


Albany 
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Ashland 
(< 

Astoria 


Baker  City 

'  Ban don 

Beavtrcou 
<< 

■  Brooks 
Bruwusburough 


Buena  Vista 

Columbia  Ciiy 

Coos  Cii/y 

Curvailis 

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East  Portland 
II 

Elkton 


Gervais 
Gravel  Ij'oru 
Uarrisburgti 


Hillsborough 

Hoo«i  hivor 

Lafayette 

L^laud 

McMiunviiiu 

Hyttlo  Point 
II 

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New  iiJru 

EUDEY  WM  &  SON,  (masons), 

Oregon  City 
Badger  Luther,  Pnilomatu 

Berry  J  H,  Phoenix 

Otis  J  S,  Pleasant  Home 

Bishop  O  H,  (stairbuilder),        Portland 
Brown  &  McCabe,  (stevedores),  " 

CABMICHAEL  C, 

(Jatterall  T,  " 

Crandall  &  Hencvie,  " 

Day  &  Nash,  " 

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Portland 
Farleman  C  B, 

Goodnaugh  A,  " 

Lundin  P  O,  " 

Martin  E,  (stair  'builder),  " 

MILLEB  A  S  &  SON,  (bridge  buUd- 

era), 
Nicoloit  Bros,  (wood  turners), 
Nielson  J  S, 
OVEBENi)CE, 
KANDALLEO, 
■Smith  W  H,  (stair  builder), 

TAIBON  &  KELTON, 
Miller  O  C  &  Bro, 
BLANCHARBDEAN, 

Cliue  Geo,  (stair  budder) 
Oakermau  N  P, 

O'DONALDJ. 

Bruns  H, 

Glenn  H, 

McPhee  &  McDougal, ' 

BANSOME  W  B, 

S)fLVESr£B>VM, 

Crocker  8  B, 
Bowman  Ben, 


Prairie  City 

Uainier 

Salem 

^SchoU's  Ferry 

Salem 

Sandy 

The  Dalles 

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Union 

Wilbur 


COOPERS. 


Anderaon  Anders, 
Bradley  I, 
Norton  E, 

COUITEBJM, 

Tackmior  Wm, 
Bright  J, 
Perkins  J, 
Linderman  J  A, 
Jones  B, 
Brack  C, 
Killeen  J, 

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Albany 

Bandon 

Dallas 

East  Portland 
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La  Grande 

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Portland 

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BAKEB  COTJNTY. 

Elmer  A  B,  county  judge,      Baker  City 
PABiERGW,  clerk 

GeorgsKC,  sheriff  " 

Weller  A  P,  treasurer,  " 

Rankin  D  S,  Assessor, 
Means  C  S,  surveyor. 
Smith  Thomas,  coroner, 

BENTON  COUNTT. 

King  Solomon,  sheriff,  Corvallia 

Wilson  B  W,  county  clerk,  Oregon  City 


OLD  PORT  WINE.  K.  PALMER  &  CO.,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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Wait  J  K,  county  judge,      Oregon  City 
Fouts  W  H  H,  county  clerk, 
CROSS  H  E>  county  treasurer,  " 

Campbell  F  W,  county  surveyor,         " 
Greeves  W  C,  county  coroner,  " 

Randall  N  W,  county  supt  of  schools,  '* 

CLATSOP  COUNTY. 

BOWLBY  J  Q  A,  county  judge,  Astoria 
Twilight  W  H,  county  sheriff,  •• 

Spedden  K  R,  coouty  clerk,  " 

Gi«arhart  J  W,  county  treasurer,         " 
Knapp  A,  county  assessor,  " 

McKean  8  T,  county  supt  of  schools," 

COLUMBIA  COUNTY. 

Blanchard  Dean,  county  judge,  Rainier 
DABT  JAMES,  county  clerk,  St  Helens 
Conyera  W  H  iheriff, 
Emmerson  C  b,  county  assessor,  " 
Merrill  Norman,  county  treasurer,     " 

COOS  COUNTY. 

Watson  J  F,  dist  judge,        Empire  City 

Hazard  S  H,  dist  attorney,  " 

Nosier  J  H,  county  judge,  " 

Aiken  AG,  county  sheriff,  " 

Stanff  A,  county  clerk,  " 

Moore  J  F,  county  treasurer  " 

Lane  J,  county  assessor,  " 

Moore  J  F,  county  supt  of  schools  " 

Mackey  T  C,  county  coroner,  " 

CURRY  COUNTY, 

Watson  J  T,  dist  judge,  Ellensburg 

Woodruff  Delos,  county  judge,  " 

Moore  A  H,  sheriff,  " 
SUTTON  W,  county  clerk. 

Hazard  S  H,  dist  attorney,  " 

Gibson  M  B,  county  treasurer,  " 

Culver  S  J,  county  assessor,  " 

Cunningham  Thos,  county  coroner,  " 

BOUOLAS  COUNTY. 

Gaddis  C,  county  judge,  Roseburg 

Hogan  T  P,  county  sheriff,  " 

Sheridan  T  R,  county  clerk,  " 

Wright  W  T,  county  treasurer,  " 

JACKSON  COUNTY. 

Hanna  H  K,  dist  judge  Jacksonville 
Neil  J  R,  dist  attorney,  " 

Day  S  J,  county  judge,  " 

Bybee  Wm,  sheriff,  " 

WATSON  £  B,  county  clerk,  " 

Fisher  N,  county  treasurer,  " 

Goddard  B  C,  county  assessor,  " 

Fountain  J  D,  county  supt  of  ■chools. " 
Howard  C  J,  county  surveyor,  " 


JOSEPHINE  COUNTY. 

Floyd  T  F,  county  judge, 
Taylor  J,  sheriff, 
Hughes  Chas,  clerk, 
Nancke  Wm,  treasurer, 
Adams  A  J,  supt  of  schoolg 
Lewis  J  P,  assessor. 


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Lokeview 


Mason  E  C,  county  judge. 
Hanks  J  L,  sheriff, 
Hatton  R  B,  county  sheriff, 
Foster  A  J,  county  sheriff,     • 
Snelling  V  L,  county  surveyor, 
Vernon  T  B,  county  supt  of  schools, 

LANE  COUNTY. 

WALTON  JOSHUA  J,  judge, 

Eugene  Ci 
Eakin  S  B  Jr,  sheriff. 
Ware  Joel,  clerk. 
Gray  J  G,  treasurer, 
McPhersuii  B,  assessor, 
Cullison  K  G,  supt  of  schools, 
Perkins  C  C,  surveyor. 


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LINN  COUNTY. 


Albany 


Johns  S  A,  county  judge, 
Dickey  I  C,  county  sheriff. 
Cowan  J  L,  county  clerk, 
Bruce  I,  county  treasurer. 
Moss  C  B,  county  assessor, 
Bryant  H,  county  surveyor, 
Liggett  L  M,  county  supt  8ch«ola 

MARION  COUNTY. 

Hardint;  B  F,  dist  judge,  Salem 

Shaw  J  J,  county  judge. 
Baker  J  A,  county  sheriff, 
EDES  OEO  A,  county  clerk, 
Calvert  Chas,  county  treasurer, 
Porter  J  H,  county  assessor, 
Gregg  J  T,  county  supt  schools 
Brown  J  H,  county  coroner, 

MULTNOMAH  COUNTY. 

Rice  S  W,  county  judge,  Portland 

Norden  B  L,  sheriff. 
Smith  Jas  A,  county  clerk, 
Showers  Wm,  county  treasurer, 
Caples  J  F,  dist  atty, 
Sears  Geo  C,  county  assessor, 
Burrage  0  W,  county  surveyor, 
Cooke  H,  county  coroner, 

FOLK  COUNTY. 

Butler  Ira  F  M,  county  judge, 
Hall  L  M,  sheriff, 
Ellis  M  M,  clerk, 
Howe  \Vm,  treasurer. 
Sears  D  T,  assessor, 
Butler  T  L,  surveyor, 
Rubell  W  H  Dr,  coroner. 


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McArthur  L  L,  dist  atty,        Pendleton 
Yoakum  H  G,  connty  judge,  " 

Sperry  J  L,  sheriff, 
Keeney  J  B,  county  clerk, 
RusBcll  Wm,  county  assessor, 
Bramel  T  C,  county  surveyor, 

UNION  COUNTY. 

McArthur  L  L,  dist  judge, 
Craig  A  C,  county  judge, 
Swackhammer  S  0,  sheriff. 
Skiff  W,  county  clerk, 
Carroll  J  D,  county  treasurer, 
Ferrell  B  F,  county  assessor, 
Tuttle  T,  county  supt  schools, 

WASCO  COUNTY. 

McArthur  li  L.  dist  judge,    The  Dalles 
6IB0NS  R  t,  county  clerk    and 

recorder,  " 

Wingate  E,  county  treasurer,  " 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY! 

Smith  W  E,  countyjudge,  Hillsborough 
Mathew  J  B,  sheriff,  " 

LUELLING  A  W,  clerk, 

Tozier  C  T,  assessor,  " 

Hall  J  C,  surveyor,  " 

Robb  J  D,  supt  of  schools,  *' 


CROCKERY. 


GRADWOHL  J, 
ACKERMAN  H  &  00, 

sule). 
Belcher  C  T  ft  Co, 
Jackson  W  ft  Co, 
Monnastes  H  W, 
Olds  ft  Summers, 
Seller  M  ft  Co, 
I^vy  J, 
MOODY  Z,  (queensware), 

SNIPES  &  KINERSLY, 


Albany 
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Rubell  W  H, 
Davis  L  M, 
WillouBhbv  R  L, 
Boyce  A  Y, 
How  S  T, 
Roberts  J  M, 
Jackson  W, 
Queener  J  H, 
Smith  0  E, 
Cooper  J*, 
Spencer  T  W, 
Tucker  G  T, 
Welch  J, 
Lindsey  J  B, 

BARmi  &  NICKUN, 
CARDWELL  J  R, 
CHANCE  GEO  H, 
GLENN  J  G, 

Koehler  Wm, 

RUSS  DR  H  M, 

Smith  ft  Alden, 
Raymond  S  K, 

MoCULIEY  A, 

Meredith  J  W, 
Skiff  L  S, 
Smith  H, 
SWICK  B  F. 
SIDDALL  D, 


Dallas 

Eugene  City 

Harrisburgh 

Hillsborough 

Hubbard 

Independence 

Jacksonviile 

Junction  City 

Marshfield 

McMiuuville 


Oregon  City 

Pendleton 

Portland 
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Salem 


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CUTLERY. 

(See  also  Hardware;  also  Varieties.) 

Astoria 


EDGAR  W, 
BECK  WI1&  SON, 
GEORGE  JOHN  L, 


DENTISTS. 


GRAY  G  W, 

Hicks  F  P, 
Orchard  J  C, 
Boyd  E  J, 
Stevens  E  J, 
Steele  D  L, 
Taylor  E  H, 

VINCENT  FA, 


DOORS,  SASH,  BLINDS,  ETC. 

(See  also  Planing  Mills;    also  Lumber.) 

CARTER  E  &  CO,  Albany 

Thompson  ft  Moyer,  Brownsville 

Pitman  Wm,  ,Corvallis 

Abrams  Bros,  i  Eugene  City 

Sampson  J  K,  Lafayette 

Nickerson  S  A,  Lebanon 

Waterhouse  W,  Monmouth 

Strawser  I  W,  New  Era 

Corum  L  M,  Pendleton 

CARSON  J  C,  (wholesale),       Portland 
C0GGIN3  &  BEACH,  (wholesale)i  " 
SIMON  J  &  CO,  (wholesale),  " 

Ekmond  ft  Ames  Bros,  Silverton 

Judsou  Wm,  Springfield 

Couric  G  W,  Stayton 

Watkinds  ft  Abbott,  Sweet  Home 

Melvin,  Bamford  ft  Co,  Weston 

DRESSMAKERS.     . 

(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers.) 

JOHNSON  &  McDANIEL,     Albany 
Allnny  MARTIN  MRS  A  E, 

Aatona  Bear  Mrs  A  E, 
"     '  Corwin  Mrs  E  A, 

Bake   City|McKeanST,  " 

HUFFMAN  &  BALDWIN,  Corvallis 


Portland 


Astoria 
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Corvallis 


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East  Portland 


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McFurland  &  Btyson  Eugene  City 

Pennington  Mrs  B  C,  " 

Withrow  Mrs  M  A, 

Ganung  L  G,  Jacksonville 

Maashalder  Miss  Mahala,  Lebanon 

Armstrons;  Mrs  F,  Portland 

Bachler  Mrs  Wm, 

Bichel  &  Minville, 

Carothers  Miss  J, 

Ensign  M  J, 

Hastings  Mrs  M, 

King  Mrs, 

Litt  H  B, 

Pilcer  Mrs  L, 

BOCKFELLOW  MBS  N  L, 

Sevier  Madame, 

Sitt  H  B, 

Stinson  Mrs  J  A, 

Van  Winkle  Mrs,        -•      . 

Woicka  Mrs  M, 

Woodham  Mrs  T, 

CANNMRSTH,  Salem 

CHUBCHILL  nSsS  KAB7, 

CBUMP&  BEEVES, 

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McFadden  Mrs  D, 

Swain  Mrs  L, 

Blaokerby  Mrs,  Silverton 

Ingram  Mrs  E,  (millinery),      The  Dalles 

JONES  MBS  "S,  (patterns). 

Ck>melius  Mrs  V  H,  Turner 

Compton  Mrs  A  W,  Roseburg 

DRUGGISTS. 

Plumer  Chas  A,  Albany 

Saltmarsh  E,  Albany 

SIMPSON  B  M,  Amity 

CHTTWOOD  J  H,  Ashland 

Canfield  R  F,  Astoria 

Dement  W  E, 

Giesy  M, 

McKinney  H  M, 

Calbreath  D  M, 

Irvine  J  B, 

Kni{;ht  Chas, 

Cook  &  Irvine, 

McGowan  G  W, 

Osbom  &  Co, 

Veatsch  Samuel, 

Hyde  M  H, 

I/3iieve  S  L 

Allen  ft  Woodward, 

Goldson  W  H, 

GBAHAM.  HAMILTON  &  CO, 

Belshaw  ft  Martin,  Creawell 

Riiffis  ft  Miller,                 ,  Dallas 

HILL  F  A,  Dayton 
SATLOB  A  L, 

HANOSAKEB  SAMUEL,  Dexter 

Stryker  D  8,  Drain 


Aurora  Mil't 

Baker  City 

Buena  Vista 

Brownsville 

Canby 

Centerville 

Cottage  Grove 


Coqnille 
Corvallis 


Coley  H  C, 


Eait  Portland 


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BAEFETTiBBOS, 

Robinson  Thos, 
Ross  ft  Welch, 
Seni^stacken  H, 

ELLSWOBTH 

Gill  J  P  ft  Co, 

OSBOBN  &  CO, 

Wilkins  F  M, 

MEYEB  I, 

Brown  L  F, 
Sutter  E  0, 
Hayes  S  S, 
Smith  W  P, 
BAMFTB  A, 

SMITH  DAMON, 

HallockOH, 
Shobe  A  J, 

BBOWNEM, 

Adams  W  L, 
Robertson  ft  Cooper, 
Smith  R  M, 
KITCHEN  J  M, 

Carter  J  L, 

BBOOKS  E  a 

Kahler  ft  Bro, 
Brown  J  R,        ♦ 
Lee  W  C  ft  Co, 
Mulholland  R  M, 
JOHNSON  H, 

Rogers  E, 
Cramblit  ft  Carter, 
Singer  H  G,  • 
Faley  L, 
Powell  J  M, 
Golden  C  B, 
Foley  A  N, 
Todd  R  H, 
TUBNEB  BBOS, 

Renearson  F  B, 
Sanford  Richard, 
Dawson  Wm, 
AKIN  J  L, 
OABHEBT  KEELEB 

CASTO  J, 


East  Portland 


Empire  City 
Eugene  City 


Forest  Grove 

Gardiner 

Gervais 

Halsey 
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Hillsburoug'd 

Hood  River 

Independence 
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Island  City 

Jacksonville 
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Junction  City 
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Lafayette 
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La  Grande 

Lakeview 

Lebanon 
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Marshfield 

McKenzie  Bridge 

McMiunville 
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Monmouth 
Monroe  City 

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New  Era 


COLVIO  GEO  W,  North  CanyonviUe 


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Oakland 

Oregon  City 
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Page  E  J, 

HABBma  GEO  A, 

Ross  H  W, 

WILLIAilS  &  CO, 

Hyde  M  H, 
Porter  A  H, 
Haider  W, 
Patterson  Alex  S, 
Thompson  M  A, 
Covert  D  A, 
Craven  Dr  — , 

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Nichols  B  F, 
Hamilton  S, 

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Huhhell  E  Z, 
SMITH  T  C  &  CO, 
WEATHERFOBD  &  CO, 

Morris  D, 

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Cox  D  W, 

Quiny  — ,  ., 

Saylor  B  F, 

Waite  C  M, 

Davis  PA, 

Hayes  J  C, 

Kennedy  P  A, 

OABDHER  AD, 

Kitchen  J  W, 

MiwUer  Ej  

MoKENziE  &  McLennan, 

Summerville 
Simmons  &  Donaca,  Sweet  Home 

Cornelius  0  H  P,  Turner 

DUNHAM  &  HOLBROOK, 

The  Dalles 
ROBINSON  WF. 
SNIPES  &  EINEBSLT, 
Brainard  EC,  Union 

KahlerG,  Viola 

Hendryx  i.  Price,  Weston 

Williamson  C  S,  Wheatland 

DRY  GOODS. 

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General  Merchandise.) 
Cooper  C,  Astoria 

COHEN  9, Corvallis 

TTAyngATTBH  SAMUEL,         Dexter 
Wurahauer  S,  Eugene  City 

Warren  Wm,  ,  Heppner 

Eaves  P  M,  ,         New  Era 

Foster  J  G, 

Kelley  E  D,  Oregon  City 

Ach  Mrs  H,  Portland 

Comstock  A  Pfluger,  " 

CRAN  JOHN  &  00, 

FLEISCHNER,  MATER  &  CO 

(wholesale),  " 
Goldsmith  L  ft  Co  (wholesale),          " 

Herrman  S,  " 

Kerron  ft  Macbeth,  " 

Lewis  ft  Strauss,  " 

Lifiman  S  ft  Co,  " 

MOONEY  &  VALENTINE, 
OliU  ft  King, 


Portland 

II: 


Salainger  Al  ft  Co, 

smJNOP, 

Wolf  R, 

Woodward,  McQuiston  ft  Bradshaw," 

WRINKLE  J  F  D  &  CO, 

Wallace  John,          Riverside 

AITKEN  &  FARNHAM,        Salem 

Parmenter  F  ft  Co,  •• 

Foll«nsbee  J  L;  Stay  ton 

WIQGINTON  D,  SohoH's  I'^erry 

Marquam  P  (groceries),  Summerville 

Kahn  S,  The  Dalles 
MOODY  Z, 

DRY   GOODS  AND  CLOTH- 
ING. 

(See  also  Dry  Ooods ;  also.  Clothing ; 
also,  General  Merchandise.) 

SCHLUSSEL  I,  Astoria 

WiseM, 

DYERS  AND  CLEANERS. 

Portland 
Salem 


CONRAD  0  ft  CO, 
EDWARDS  MRS  SA» 


ELECTRICAL    APPARATUS. 

Lnndberg  Wm,  Portland 

EMPLOYMENT  OFFICES. 

Price  ft  Maxwell,  Portland 

Witherell  J  R,  " 

ENGINEERS-CIVIL. 

Raymon  N  D,  Astoria 

HAMMER  SETH  R,  Salem 

EXPRESS  COMPANIES. 

(See  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co.) 

FANCY   GOODS. 

(See  also  Varieties  ;  also  Dry  Goods.) 

Blevins  ft  Powell, 
Derby  HA,  ' 

Smith  T  M, 
Rankin  Miss  S  C, 
Mensor  Wm, 

BROWN  W  B, 

Garrison  J  B, 

Marsh  ft  Co,  (Japanese), 

MORRIS  MRS  L, 

Olds  ft  King, 
Pilger  Mrs  L, 
Vernier  H, 

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Astoria 

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Eugene  City 

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CLAMiniD. 


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FEED.  GRAIN  AND  HAY. 

(See  Hay,  Orain,  and  Feed.) 

FEED  STABLES. 

(See  also  Livery  Stables.) 

TITTJS  S  M,  Eugene  City 

HASKNESS  H  D,  Leland 

Jaggar  L,  Orbgon  City 

Stewart  Harl,  Pilot  Rock 

EPPEBLT  JNO  &  CO,  Portland 

Frazer  ft  Steen,  " 
FAINEGH&CO, 
WEEKS  &M0&OAN, 

Woodcock  W,  " 

FEED  MILLS. 

»  (See  Flouring  Mills.) 

FISH. 

(ttee  also  Fruits,  Vegetables,  etc. ) 

EANKIN  J  M,  Corvallis 

HUMPHEEYSJ,  Oregon  City 

FailingW  S,  Portland 

FONK  A,  (game,  etc), 

Ginstin  Geo,  (and  poultry),  " 

Malarkey  Chas,  (and  poultry),  " 

MIJNK  A,  (game,  etc), 

Trickle  D  C  &  Co,  (and  poultry),       " 

Wilson  F  K,  (game,  etc), 

McCormick  J,  S.uom 

Johnston  &  Whitcomb,  (vegetables), 

The  Dulles 
Medley  Ada,  (oysters),  " 

FLAX  MILL. 

West  Coast  Flax  Co,  Albany 

FLORISTS. 

(See  Nurserymen, Seedsmei),  and  Florists. ) 


FLOUR  MILLS. 


Albany 


BALLARD  ISOM. 
POSTER  J  H, 

Monteith  Thos, 

Woodin  A  B, 

Ruble  David,  (grist),  Alsea 

WAGN^,  ANDERSON  &  GO, 

Ashland 
Cockerline  M  &  Co, 
Gerken  0,  (grist), 
Kiel  F  &  Co, 
Tartar  N, 
Howard  C  F, 
Findland  &  Simmons, 


Aumsville 

Aurora  Mills 
<< 

Baker  City 

Beaver 

Boston  Mills 


Waters  &  Morelock,  (grist),  Brownsville 

McKenzie  T  T,  Central  Point 

Felger  — ,  Corvallis 

Gray  Korthauer  &  Co,  " 

Hazleton  &;  Walker,  Cottage  Grove 

French  S  G,  Cove 

Turrell  &  Son,  Cresswell 

Uglow  A,  Dallas 

Pa^^nter  Jno,  (grist).  Dexter 

Aplin  JP.  Dilley 

Blake  Wilson,  Elkton 

Elkton  Milling  Co,  " 

Saunders  Jno,  Ellensburg 
Eugene  City  Flouring  Mill,  Eugene  City 


Muki  Q.W  &  Riley, 
Wright  J,  (grist). 
Smith  &  Briggs, 
Dennis  &  Hewison, 
Rogers  &  Sons, 
SLOFER  BROS,  (grist), 

Cairnes  &  Sterling, 
Thomas,  Thompson  &  Co, 


Glencoe 

Gravel  Ford 

Harrisburgh 

Heppner 

Hood  River 

Independence 

Island  City 

Jefferson 


Kratz  &  Munch^  Junction  City 

!  iiierd  J  B,  Kerby 

Chambers  &  Co,  (grist).     King's  Valley 
Suiter  L  G,  Lafayette 

Wassam  J,  Settle  ft  Co,  (grist),  Lebanon 
EDDY  ISRAEL  F,  Little  Elk 

Nurse  George,  Linkville 

Sax  Jno  J,  McMinnville 

Miller  Jno,  (grist),  Milton 

Reader  Thos,  Monroe  City 

Wimer  J  ft  Son,  Murphy 

Myrtle  Creek  Flouring  Mills, 

Myrtle  Creek 
Lehnherr  C,  (grist),  '        -    - 

RacleffWE,  (grist). 
Eaves  M  W,  (grist). 
State  Line  Milling  Co, 

LEVENS  D  A,  (grist). 

North  Cauyonville 
Schultz  A  F,  " 

Kirsham  Walter,  Norton 

Ebenbanks  ft  Battice,  (grist),     Oakland 

Oregon  City 


Myrtle  Point 

New  Era 
New  Pine  Creek 


Apperson  A  J, 
Imperial  Mill,  (grist), 
Byers  ft  Co, 
Felgfcr  J  S, 
Alwell  — , 
BRONS  P, 

Chambers  Wm, 

MoLEARN  BROS, 

Morehead  ft  Cleaver, 
Lovell  S  L, 

DENNIS  OF, 

Salem  Flouring  Mills,  (A  W  Kinney 

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Wanke  J  ft  Co,  (grist), 
Stanwood  Ed,  (grist), 
Pentland  R, 
Palmer  P  P,  (giist), 
Woodrufi  Jock, 


Pendleton 

Philomath 

Phoenix 

Pittsburgh 

Pocahontas 
Portland 

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Salem 


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Binehart  J  H,  Shedd's 

Xewby  Nathan  Sheridan 

Skafe  &  Mclntoah,  (grist),        Silverton 
Fengar  Bros,  Springiield 

Springfield  Milling  Co,  (grist), 


Hobson  ft  Whitney, 

Stayton 

Jones  S  A,  (grist). 

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Herbert  J  T, 

Summ«>:ville 

Schmidt  J, 

T'le  Dalles 

Snipes  &  Smith, 
Corkerline  M  &  Co, 

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Myers  Mrs  F, 

Umatilla 

Wright  Geo  ft  Sons, 

DICKSON  JOEL, 

Union 

Viola 

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Hendricks  M  B, 

Waterloo 

Wheatland 

Ashland 

Bandon 

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Portland 

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HOAG  JAMES  A,  Portland 

FORWARDING  AND  COMMIS 
SION. 

(See  Commission  Merchants.) 

FOUNDRIES. 

AIBANT  IBON  AND  BRASS 

WOKKS,  (O  C  Cherry  propr),  Albany 

CHERKY  C  C. 

Zimmerman  W  J, 
Breerly  Chris, 
Payne  Frank, 
Oregon  Iron  Works, 
Crouch  ft  Brown, 
Atkinson  E, 

CASE  J  I  &  CO, 

gmes), 

Collier  ft  Campbell,  " 

Ensign  M  J,  " 

Hartman  J  no,  (machinist),  " 

Houeymau  J  ft  Co,  " 

Lotan  James,  " 

MENDENHALL  J  C, 

McOEE    &    EICHET,    (Novelty 

Iron  Works),  " 

Moure  D  M,  (brass), 
Moore  J  H, 
Morin  T,  (stove  repairer),  " 

SMITH  BROS  ft  WATSON,  (Iron 

Works), 

WILLAMETTE  IRONWORKS, " 

Zimmerman  ft  Frazier,  Koseburg 

SALEM   IRON  WORKS,  (B  F 

Drake  propr),  Salem 

FRUITS. 

(See  also  Produce. ) 


Nash  ft  Readman,  (fruit  drying), 

Corvallis 
Myrtle  Creek  Alden  Fruit  Dryins; 


Co, 

JEWELL  T  W, 

Brown  Mrs  T  C, 
FOSS  &  CO, 

Galli  L, 
Peterson  J  C, 
Ross  Mvs  C, 

STAPLES  C  G, 

Stone  S  L, 
Mangold  Otto, 


Myrtle  Creek 
Oregon  City 
Portland 


The  Dalles 


Astoria 
Corvallis 


FURNISHING  GOODS. 

(See  also  Clothing.) 

BLAIN  L  E.  '  Albany 

FOXIGNATZ, 
DANZIGER  S, 
COHEN  S, 

Rosenthal  E, 

WATSON  J  T,  (house),  Dayton 

DORRIS  BENJ  F,  Eugene  City 

CHAMBERS  THCfS,  Portland 

CRAN  JOHN, 

Du  Boise  Mrs  J  M  ft  Co.  (ladies),      " 

FISHEL  &  ROBERTS, 

Hasa  Geo  A,  (umbrellas),  " 

Mayer  A,  " 

Neustadter  Bros,  (wholesale),  " 

WRINKLE  J  F  D, 
FREIMAN  JOSEPH,  The  Dalles 

FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 


BARNES  ft  KEEN, 

Lewis  A, 


Astoria 
Bandon 


Dannals  J, 
Dunning  F  S. 
Graff  ft  From, 

SIBBETS  JOHN  A, 

Heilborn  Chas, 
Houseman  F, 
Durkee  H  C, 
Thompson  E, 
Waener  W, 
KNIGHT  J  A, 
Campbell  ft  Wills, 
Breyer  A, 
T.istman  ft  Muller, 
Cherry  D  ft  Bro, 

SMItH  ft  BUXTON, 

Rector  James, 

REAMS  HENRT, 

Hehrung  H, 

LINES  HM, 

Linn  D, 

Huntington  A  C, 
Mark  F, 
Dunzer  C, 
Parsley  D  E, 

HOWARD  A  W, 


Albany 


Amity 

Astoria 
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Baker  City 

Brownsville 

Centerville 

Corvallis 

Dallas 

East  Portland 


Eugene  City 

Forest  Grove 

Halsey 

Hartisburgh 

HillsDorough 

Independence 

Jacksonville 

La  Grande 

Marshfield 

McMinnville 

North  Canyonville 

Oregon  City 


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Burchard  A,  Portland 

Edwards  &  Birmingham,  " 
Elkeles  E, 

Holmes  James,  " 

Levi  J, 

OBEOON  FTJBKrnJBEHAinr- 

FAGTTJRINO  CO  (manufs),  " 
Portland  Furniture  Manuf'g  Co,  " 
Powers  I  F,  " 

SHUTDLEB  ft  CHADBOUBNE 

(wholesale),  " 
WEBERP. 

BENEDICK  Pi  Roseburg 
GILDERSL^ VE  JOHN, 

Ooftey  James,  Salem 
Van  Wagner  G  G, 
YeatonAT, 

Briggs  A,  ,    Scio 

Money  E,  Sheridan 

Judson  Wm,  SpringBeld 

Neffk  Grier  (chairmakers),  -    Stay  ton 
Troxel  Carter  (chairmakers).      Summit 

Moran  J,  The  Dulles 

Booth  Bros,                '  ^  ■'■  Yoncalla 

IFURRIERS. 

Rummelin  k.  Gutman,  Portland 

GAS  WORKS. 

Portland   Gas    Co   (H  C  Leonard 

secretary),  Portland 

Salem  Gas  Co,  Salem 

GASFITTERSIAND  PLUMB- 

*^iSr.-iPi   ERS. 

(See  Plumbers  and  Gasfitters.) 

_GENERAL1MERCHANDISE. 

(A  general  assortment  of  Dry  Goods, 
clothing.  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, etc.  Those  keeping  one  kind  of 
goods  only,  will  be  found  under  their 
respective  headings.) 

JOSEPH  TJOSEPH  H,  r      Adamsvile 

Cohen  P,  Albany 

Fox,  Baum  ft  Co,^  " 

Jackson  I  G,  '       " 

Kline  L  &  Co,  " 

Mcllwain  A  B,  " 

Senders  ft  Sternberg,  ,            *• 

Young  S  E,  " 

McCormick  Wm  ft  Co,  Alder 

MoCONNELL  M  B  ft  CO, 

Beech  ft  Platter,  Althonse 

Poppleton  Ezra,  Amity 

Wo  .dson  G  W, 


Baird  ft  Son, 
Bolteip  G  T, 
Bolt  John, 
Cameron  T, 
Kuble  ft  Bolt, 
Sturgis  A  W, 

BTJTLEB    ft 


Fountain  ft  Farrow, 

McCALLJOHNM, 

Heeser  B  F, 

CASE  I W, 

Loeb  N,  . 

Parker  C  L, 

VAHDUSENAftCO, 

Chung  Ti. 
Graham  Wm, 
Lung  Sam, 
AVoolford  Chas  D, 
Keil  F  4  Co, 
Baer  ft  Blosch, 
Bamberger  ft  Frank, 
Heilner  S  A  ft  Co, 
Butler  W, 
T.ewis  John, 
HAMILTON  A  J, 
Birch  J, 
Provost  Bros, 

BETTMANL, 

Handy  A, 
Green  O, 

Cooley  ft  Washburn, 
Coshow  O  P, 
Croft  FF, 
Delemater  N, 
Bcttman  ft  Rosenblatt, 
Eateb  ft  Ric«, 
Freodman  S, 
Evarts  L, 
Marquam  A, 
Cone  B  F, 
Galland  S, 
Stevens  ft  Snyder, 
Knight  Bros, 
Fryer  F  J, 
Smith  J  B, 
Bean  Alex  M, 
Cameron  R, 
DimmickG  W, 
Coy  D  G, 
Lockard  A  J, 
Sutheriand  E  M, 
Magruder  Bros, 
Steele  ft  Cochran, 
Mather  Arthur, 

DOOLETJJ. 

Good  F  M, 

Bush  Jacob, 

Caples  Henry, 

Crillhi  John, 

Ilirchfolu  P, 

Coqiiiile  MiM  ft  Tug  Co, 

Moulton  J  T, 


Antelope 

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Ashland 


Astoria 


Auburn 
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Aumsville 

Aurora  Mills 

Baker  City 
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Baiidon 

CI 

Beaverton 

Belleville 

Bellevue 

Bethel 

Bonanza 

Brooks 

Brownsville 


Brownton 
Buena  Vista 


Butter  Creek 

Butte  Creek 

Butteville 
(I 

Camp  Harney 

Canby 

Carleton 
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Cascade  Locks 
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Center  Bend 
Centerville 


Central  Point 
Chewaucan 
Clackamas 
Clarksville 

Cleveland 

Columbia  City 
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Coos  City 

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Corvallis 


Cottage  Grove 
II 

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Crawfordaville 
Creaawell 


Dallas 


Dardanelles 
Dayton 


Democrat  Oulch 

De  Scbute's  Bridge 

Dilley 


CORNELmSTB, 
ENNISA, 
HoNULT  B  W, 
Cauthorr  A  k  Son, 
Friendly  &  Senders, 

HARRIS  HE, 

Jacobs  &  NeuKass, 
Kline  L  G  &  Co, 

STOCK  H  ft  CO, 

Spnne  A  H, 
Whipple  Bros, 
Clark  J  S,' 
Kees  ft  Hayden, 
Glass  ^  Bishop, 
Black  t  Allen, 
Gilfrey  .Tno  T, 

hoWenaw, 

Brown  W  C, 
Lanjrworthy  A  J, 
I.«e  JD, 
Waymire  John, 
Kwewski  G, 
Nichlos  &  Detnerino;, 

OLDS  &  GO, 

Smith  W  K, 
Leonard  Laurence. 
Shearer  Joseph, 
McLeod  Wm, 
Tatnm  &  Fox, 
Drain  &  Co, 

Krewsnn,  Gardner  k  Co, 
WILLIAMS  C  A, 
Bursrhardt  k  Witsip, 

WILBERN  HIRAM, 

Brown  R  H, 

INLOW  BROS, 

Barman  Bros,  East  Portland 

DOTTD,  NEWELL  &  CO, 

Levy  Samuel, 

Smith  Wm  S, 

WestTB, 

Stephenson  Thoa, 

Baker  k  Co, 

Camm.in  H, 

Luse  H  H, 

Morse  David  Jr, 

Myer  G  W, 

Dunn  F  B, 

Friendly  S  H, 

Hendricks  T  G, 

Lane  County  Mercantile  Ass'n, 

PETERS  A  V, 

ROSENBLATT  S  &  CO, 

Breyman  E  A  &  Co,  Fairfield 

Sutherlin  S,  Fair  Oak 

Barrett  H  L,  Forest  Grove 

HINMANA, 

Hoxter  W  D, 
Hyde  H  0, 
Wills  R  P, 
Burgess  H  F, 
Levena  D  A, 
Barehard  E  A, 


Drain 
II 

Dufur 
Eagle  Creek 


Eagle  Point 
II 


Dixie  I  Wallace  G, 


El  Dorado 

Elkton 

Empire  City 

II 

Eola 
Eugene  Cifcy 


Franklin 

Galesville 

Gardiner 


Hinsdale  G  S  &  Co, 
Simpson  A  M  ft  Bro, 
Raymond  ft  Lennox, 
Brown  S  ft  Co, 
Coulter  J  Ij, 
Goodman  N, 
Kanunsky  M, 
Mitchell  1,  ■        , 

Fowler  J  J, 
Hunsacker  Bros, 
Mttlock  Bros, 
Litchfield  G  C, 
T.iber  — , 

PIERCE  &  MOORE, 

Glenn  W  S, 
Grobb  L, 


Gardiner 
II 

Gaston 
Gervais 


Olencoe 

Goshen 
II 

Grand  Ronde 

Granite 

Greenville 

Grove  Spring 

Halsey 


Halsey  Store  and  Warehouse  Co, 

Koontz  M  V, 

Thompson  J  ft  Sons,  " 

MAY  &  SENDERS,         Harrisburgh 

SELLER  &  FAULK. 

SMITH  &  BRASFIELD, 


Heppiier  Henry, 
Maddock  ft  Bishop, 
Morrow  ft  Son, 
Herman  Biuger, 
Rncklif  Wm, 
Reed  ft  Nelson, 


Yarwood  D  ft  Son, 

ARCHBOLD  A  C, 

PITTENQER  W 

Smith  E  L, 
Van  Etta  B  F, 

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W, 


Fried  M, 

Gleason  A  B, 

Gray  A, 

Beers  R, 

('opeland  ft  Williams, 

Belc  ft  Son, 

Odolf  A, 

Poppleton  Ezra, 

Rosendorf  &  Hirschber, 

SLOPER  &  KELSO, 

Vanduyn  ft  Smith, 
Basserman  J  E, 
(iroodnough  Chas, 
Sommer,  Baer  ft  Co, 
Coleman  C, 
Elliott  G, 

FISHER  &  COHN, 
HOWARD  J  S, 
JACOBS  E, 

Kerewsky  G, 
Kubli  K, 
Mensor  H, 
Newman  ft  Fisher, 

REAMESBROS, 

Ryan  P  J, 

Solomon  L, 

Baum  S, 

Hamilton  B  W  ft  Son, 


Heppner 


Hermansville 
II 


Highland 
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Hillsborough 
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Hood  River 

Howard 

Howell  Prairie 

Hubbard 
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Humboldt 
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Independence 


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Baber  W  H, 
Salamon  L, 

Sternberg,  Senders  &  Co, 
Wortman  &  Sons, 
De  Lamater  N, 
Naucke  Wm, 

CONNOR  &  CROSXrO, 

Knapp  A  J, 
BURBANKAR, 

NELSON  &  BIRD, 

Anson  H, 
Snodgrasn  W  J, 
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Johnson  M, 
McCall  John, 
Colwell  M, 
Frankel  J, 

Hargardine,  Latta  &  Co, 
Howard  Jos  W", 
Snider  H  4  C  U, 

COMSTOCEJJ, 

Sharp  J  H, 
Montague  &  Cusick, 
Balston  .1  M  &  Co, 
Nagel  Wm, 
Pettengill  S  B, 
Smith  H, 
Buffincton  P  C, 
Bosendorff  Zed 
Sniith  &  Merwin, 
Sweetzer  Bros, 
Abrams  L, 
Thatcher  &  Wordin, 
Cochran  Wm, 
Flook,  Wells  &  Co, 
Niday  H  F, 
Richardson  Mary, 
Sargent  B  F, 
•  'ohns  J  M, 
Oden  A  V  &  J  N, 
Dean  E  B  &  Co, 
Ijobree  A, 

Nasbnrg  &  Hurst,         . 
Powers  A  S, 
Bangasser  G  &  Son, 
Bettman  L, 
Dielschnieder  A, 
Hartman  Bros, 
Mitchell  &,  Warren, 
Morris  P, 
Winter  Jno, 
Newman  H, 
Williamson  Jno  B, 
Wonnington  M  V  B, 
Cahn  I  S, 
McCown  John, 

SARGENTIN, 

Mayer  Laramie, 
Moody  Bros, 
Sternberg  &  Senders, 
Wortman  &  Son, 


Jefferson 

Jordan  Valley 
Junction  City 


Kerby 
i< 

King's  Valley 
Knappa 
Lafayette 
<< 

La  Grande 
<< 

<i 

Lake  City 
i< 

Lakeview 


Latham 
•  <i 

Lebanon 
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Leland 
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Lewisville 

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Lincoln 

Linkville 

Looking  Glass 

Lucky  Queen 

Malheur 
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Marion 
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Marshiield 


McKenzie 
McMinnville 


Mehamah 

Middleton 

Miller's  Station 

Milton 
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Milwaukee 
Mitchell 

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Monroe  City 


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Gabbet  M  P, 
Marks,  Wollenberg  &  Co 
Sideman,  Marks  &  Co, 

HERMANN  B, 

Kadliffe  W, 
Reed  &,  Nelson, 
Hardesty  &  Seonee, 
Cohn  &  Rosenfeld, 
Hutchins  B  P, 
Jette  &  Clark, 
Parrot  Jos, 
Robnett  J  &  Co, 
State  Line  Milling  Co, 
Case  S, 

Hammond  W, 
Waiiams  C  H, 
Aizner  J  L, 

lEVENS  I)  A, 

Riddle  &  Manning, 
Toklas,  Baden  ft  Co, 
Bedwell  &  Co, 
Marston  H  L, 
McConnell  W  J, 
CATTFIELD  J), 
Reed  &  Nelson, 
Brown  A  F  &  Co, 
Carrol  Bros  &  Co, 
Smith  R  &,  Co, 
Young  EG, 
Case  Samuel, 
Ackerman  S, 
Charman  Thos  &  Son, 
Fish  Walter, 
Harding  &  Barlow, 
Hughes  B  A, 
Mayer  A, 
Meyers  John, 
Selling  1, 
Snodgrass  W  J, 
Prosser  G  W, 
Patterson  Wm, 
Livermore  &  Beagle, 
Rothchild  S, 
Switzler  Wm, 
Gilbert  J  B, 
Holder  Wm, 
Watts  F  A, 
McGrew  &  Johnson, 
Allen  &  Harris, 
Henkle  J  E&Co,' 
Reams  Jas, 
Sergent  C  S  &  Co, 

STtTRTEVANT  A  J, 

Sylvester  &  Durio, 
Morgan  &  Parks, 
Franklin  M  Bros  & 
Kerron  &  McBeth, 
Meier  &  Frank, 
Melliss  Bros, 
Mendelson  A  L, 
Prager  L, 


Mechanioa'  Mercantile 

Myiftle  Creek 


Myrtle  Point 


Needy 

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Newellsville 

New  Era 

New  Pine  Creek 
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Newport 


North  Canyonville 


North  Yamhill 
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Norton 
Norway 
Oakland 

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Or^on  City 


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Oswego 

Patterson's  Mills 

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SELUNGP. 
WATSON  A  J, 

Lorentzen  N  C, 
Wolcott  Allen  D, 

BRET  JULES  L, 

Galbraith  Wm  J, 
Lawrence  &  Shearer, 
Mackie  T  W, 
Breyman  &  Somerville, 
Heidler  &  Son, 
Blakesley  A  H, 
Blakesly  O  R, 

BLANCEABD  DEAN, 

Dobbins  A  S, 
Merrill  &  Dunegan, 
Moeck  Geo  F, 
Jones  J  W, 
Wright  J  B, 
Daggett  C  W, 


Portland 

<< 

Port  Orford 
«< 

Prairie  City 


Prattville 
Prineville 

Rainier 


Riverside 
Robisonville 


Haymond  &  McGmder  Bros,  Rock  Point 


Abrahams,  Wheeler  &  Co, 

Caro  Bros, 

Fitzhugh  J  S, 

Floed  &  Co, 

Josephson  M, 

Marks  S  &  Co, 

STANTON  HC, 

McBride  G  W, 
OldaJA&Son, 
Dalrymple  J  J, 
Hirsch  L  &  E, 
I«vyF, 

JftJSX  JSXv  JSy 

SOSENBEROJMftOO, 

WADE  WL, 

Manning  F, 
Reveum  F, 

CREECY  A  T, 

Houston  A  J, 

Johnson  &  Lunn, 

Hidden  C,  =       •' 

Palmer  P  P, 

Lewis  A, 

Samer  Baer  k  Co, 

Wheeler  A, 

Baldwin  R, 

Bible  A  S, 

De  Lashmut  L  &  Co, 

Mayer  H  F  &  L, 

SnellRN, 

Davenport  T  W, 

Lippitt  Bros, 

Wolford  Jno  &  Co, 

Stimson  k  Sears, 

Perkins  &  Burnett, 

Rosa  W  W, 

KENNEDY  FA, 

Stewart  J  W, 

Crabtree  J  I, 

Jones  J  M, 

Price  W  E, 

Lacroix  N, 

AYEBnXWMH, 


Roseburg 


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Sumner 


Sumter 

Sweet  Home 
<t 

Tangent 

Ten  Mile  House 

The  Dalles 


St  Helens 

St  Joseph 

Salem 


Sandy 
<< 

Scappoose 

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Shedd's 
II 


Sheridan 
II 

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II 
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Silverton 
11 

II 

Sodaville 

Sparta 
i< 

Springfield 
II 

Stuyton 


Sublimity 
Sommer  Lake 


Hartling  John, 
Luso  H  H, 

HcKENZIE  ft  HoLENNAN, 

Summerville 
Summer  D,  " 

Duckworth  H, 
Simons  &  Alonaca, 
Ames  Bros, 
Beard  J  &  Son, 
Day  Wm, 
Blumauer  &  Son, 
Blumenthall  Bros, 
Cooper  C, 
Harris  S  &  N, 
Herbring  k  Mclnery, 
McFarland  k  French, 
Voght  k  Callenberg, 
Wingate  £  k  Co, 

HOLOATE  JACOB, 

Hutchins  B  P, 
Lansen  E  S, 
Whitney  E, 
Binnard  B  k  Co, 
McKinuey,  Smith  k  Co, 
Roland  W  H  &  Co, 
Stayley  H. 
Foster  J  R  F  &  Co, 

KOONTZJASH, 

Shambrook  k  Son, 

Bloch  H  E  &  Co, 

Eaton  JB, 

Sommer  &  Barr, 

Wright  Geo  k  Sons, 

Camerson  T, 

Sturgis  A  W, 

Lewis  B  C, 

Decker  C, 

Winer  J  k  Son, 

Paq  let  P,  Wapinitia 

WEATHEBBT  A  J  ft  CO,Weatherby 

West  Chehalem 
II 

Weston 
II 

Wheatland 

Wilbur 

Waderville 


Tidewater 

Tillamook 
II 

Tule  Lake 

Turner 
II 


Tygh  Valley 
Umatilla 


Umpqua  Ferry 

Union 
II 


Uniontown 
II 

Viola 

Waldo 
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Davis  J  L, 
WilkersonThosH, 
Proehstel  Bros, 
Saling  k  Reese, 
Hendricks  M  B, 
Grubbe  k  Chapman, 
Birdseye  k  Vance^ 

VANCE  L, 

Sutter  Frank, 
Bible  A  S, 
Smith  Jas  W, 
Layton  Jno  T, 

COOKE  N, 

Morris  W^D, 
Booth  Bros, 


Williams  G  ft  Co, 


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Willamette  Forks 

Williamina 

Willows 

Willow  Creek 

Willow  Springs 

Woodbum 
Yoncalla 


GLOVE     MANUFACTURERS. 


Portland 


H.  PALMER  &  CO^  Pore  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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GROCERS. 

(Alao  Oeneral  Marchandue.) 

Baltimore  W  U,  Albany 

FITCASJOHir. 

QBADWOHLJ. 

HAFFENBEN  BROS, 

METER  C, 

Miller  Fred,  

BEDFIELO  ft  IBVINa. 

Schfxaeokan  A, 

OEARHABTJW, 

GrjtkeCE, 

Hansen  J, 

Hume  G  W,  (wholesale),     / 

PAGE  ft  ALLEN, 

Parker  OW, 
Quinn  E  A, 
Uiidi^ers  J, 
Williams  &  Fisher, 
Small  Isaac  H, 
Lee  CD, 
Licklanl  A  J, 
Titsworth  G  W, 
Anerrans  C, 
Blumberg  J, 
Ray  J  &  Son, 
Warrior  H, 
McOowan  G  W, 
Brown  M  C, 
Harris  W  Q, 
EKIN3BB0S, 

Allen  W, 
Stryker  D . 
Bode  F, 
Cougill  W  . 
COlfLTERJ^. 

Elliott  Mrs  C, 
Manninsr  Mrs  C, 

WSW^R  ft  FAPE, 
CALUSOKRO, 

Killingsworth  J, 
Lynch  A, 
Smith  J  W, 
Williams  L, 

IRVINE  J  F, 

Leonard  St  Griswold, 

DRIIMJ. 

Marcuaa  J 
Laffdrty  &  Quinn, 
Mitchell  &  Warren, 
Hotz  Conrad, 
Shupe  J  H, 
Keltey  £  D, 

FIELDS  THOS. 

FUh  W, 

HARDING  ft  BARLOW, 

Jaggar  L,        

/kJff.Vrtt  ft  LEWIS,(whole8ale), 

Portland 
Bailey  &  Bird,  " 

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Portland 


Anmsville 

Bnena  Vi^ta 

ContervilL 

CaquilL 
Corvalli; 


Cottage  Gr.tve 

Dallas 
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Dayton 

DeSchute's  Ifo.Tv 

Di'ai.i 

East  Portland 


Eugene  City 


Gervais 

Hillsboroujli 

Independence 
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Jacksonville 

Junction  City 

McMinnvillu 

Monmouth 

Oakland 

Oregon  City 
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HEHLE  FRANK, 

Bloom  Mrs  I, 
Branch  F, 
Burolbach  M, 
Oumball  Mrs  N, 

CORBITT  ftMACLEAT,  (whole 

Cowie  W  H, 

DUBOIS  ft  KINO, 
JfAY  F  J, 

Feirara  A, 
Gleason  M  J, 

H^CHENETftBENO, 

HAMILTON  ft  C0,(ahipohandlei7). 

ll.tnien  Jno, 

HtjUeiie  &  Co, 

Heuschuch  ft  Schmidt, 

Keil  k  Wagner, 

Jay  J  I, 

KListerman  Bros, 

Ijabbj  Brothers, 

MARSHALL  W  H  ft  CO. 

Mash  M, 

McPlielin  J, 

Mitchell  G,     , 

Mitchell  J, 

M  lir  Jno  ft  Co,  (ship  chandlery), 

Nouncrt  A  F, 

O'Connor  J,  (wholesale), 

Orfden  G  W, 

Packard  J  A,  < 

Quimby  L  P  W, 

Kusa  Ira  &  Co, 

Schmidt  Chas, 

SITES  OF  ft  00. 

Atewart  James, 

Tilton  J  S, 

Wadhams  &  Elliott,  (wholesale), 

Walsh  Jno  E, 

WEEKS  ft  MORGAN, 

Welch  J.»hn, 

WIGGINTON  ft  HASTINGa 

Wise  W  F, 
Young  James, 
Merrill  F, 
HAFFENDEN  BROS. 

Byrne  L, 
Hnghes  John, 
Litchfield  G  P, 
Martin  St  Allen, 
McCuUy  St  Gilbert. 
Moore  M, 
Oberheim  P, 

SaUIRE,  FARRAR  ft  GO, 
WRIGHT  J  G, 
WIGGINTON  D, 

FoUausby  J  L, 
Simmons  St  Djnaca, 
Allen  St  Uay, 
BAUM  A, 

Comfort  St  Hall, 
Grubb  A  F, 
Ogilbee  John, 


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BUCH  OEO,  The  Dalles 

MuthowH  C,  Tualitou 

Watson  8  H,  Weaton 

WILLIAMSON  L  C,  (retail). 

Wheatland 


GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 

(See  also  Oans,  Pistols  and  Ammuni- 
tiou.) 


Seott  ft  Monteith, 
Muggins  F, 
Sager  C, 
HodesU, 
Horn  C  M, 
Miller  J. 
Manhalder  J  C, 

Wilkius  C  W, 

FOBSTNEB  BENJ, 

Savage  M  l{, 

Anderson  Geo,  (sporting 


Albany 

Bandon 

Bethel 

Corvallis 

Eueene  City 

Jawsonvillti 

Lebanon 

Myrtle  Point 

Salem 

Summit 

goods), 

The  Dalles 


GUNS,  PISTOLS   AND   AM- 
MUNITION. 

(See  also  Oun  and  Locksmiths.) 
EBOAB  W.  Astoria 

SPEXABTH  A  0, 
AU£R  F  X  (tiahing  tackle),  Portland 
Beck  Wm  &  Son,  " 

Hudson  Henry  T      .  " 

LASB  C  D  (guns,  rifles  and  pis- 
tols), " 
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HAIRDRESSERS. 

(See  also  Hairdressers  and  Baths. ) 
FASHION  SHAVINa  SALOON, 


(Gus  Enulauder  propr), 
Surles  J  H, 
Webber  Joseph, 

HAYFDBLD  WB, 

Gamarra  P, 
Hambacher  M, 
Nicholas  G  £, 

]riED£BAU.TiE  J, 
OHLEBL, 

Ulileahart  W, 
Mann  Pete;  A, 
Williams  R, 
BufordTJ, 
Moore  J  S, 
Brown  J  F, 
Moigariedge  S, 
0II£B3P1XBL, 
Hyde  Fred, 


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Astoria 
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Corvallis 
<< 

Dallas 

Dayton 

East  Portland 
<< 


Worcier  F,  Empire  City 

Arzberger  Geo,  Eugene  City 

Marx  0, 
filaisine  Louis, 

BILET  JAMES, 
OBEENEE  C, 

Curlyle  G, 
Henkle  E  T, 
Harmon  Chas, 
Perkins  Ed, 
Perkins  F, 
BOSTEL  B, 
SEHUMPF  0, 

Henderson  E  H, 
Wyndhiim  A  C, 

COLLINS  n  T, 

Franz  H, 

Lyons  M, 

Baio  Miss  —  (ladies'), 

Best  Joa, 

Buchanan  John,  -' 

Butler  AT, 

Cotter  J  no,  , 

Dillen  D  P, 

Dunn  Joseph,  

FEBQTTSUN  ALEXANDEB, 

FiilEONEB  C,  (Neptune  Buths), 

Geiuor  W, 

Granam  C  J,  

OUMBEBT  &  BUCHNEB, 

Heintz  E, 
Jubitz  k  Sailing, 
Levy  A, 

KAACSI, 

Martin  C,  '. 

Norton  WS, 

Sandeen  Mrs  C  W, 

Staenders  Adam, 

TichnerA, 

Vigatius  Bros,  ■  -^ 

Wagner  Jno, 

WIIHELMJOHN, 
WilhelmL, 
TOUNO  CHAS, 

Dt3  Suuzer  Phil, 

BBUCE  B  M, 
DIAMOND  h;  . 

MoUauley  T  N, 
SMITH  H  F. 

Hanson  S, 


Halaey 

Harriaburgh 

Hillsborough 

Independence 

Lebanon 

Lafayette 
i< 

Jacksonvilla 
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Junction  City 

McMinnviUe 

Oregon  City 
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GHABTEBS&S' 

Drews  F, 
Lusher  B, 
Vergro  V  S, 


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Silverton 

The  Dalles 
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HAIR  WORKS. 


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Sandenn  Mrs  C  W. 
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Foreat  Grove 

Hillsborough 

Indepeudenci 

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Marshfleld 

McMinnville 
<< 

Oregon  City 


HARDWARE. 

(See  also  Stoves  and  Tinware.) 
Clark  D  O,  Albany 

(AADWOHL  J, 
BUNTIN  P  E,  AnriTty 

Crosby  M  C,  Astoria 

TBEHCHABD  ft  UFSHUB. 

Caris  M  A,  Centerville 

FENN  J  H.  Corvallis 

WOODCOCK  ft  BALOWm, 

El  kins  W  8,  Dallas 

WATSON  J  T,  Dayton 

Dalton  Wm,  East  Portland 

Shefdon  Kirk, 

Robinson  &  Church, 

Boss  J  P, 

Hughes  S, 

Cave  R, 

Biess  Bros  &  Whiteaker, 

Baldwin  Geo, 

Connell  E  O, 

HODSOV  A  H, 

Manning  S  A, 

Pope  &  Co, 

ALUS  ft  BLACK,  (mill  furnish 
ing),  Portland 

Bayer  &  Stanch,  (metal  roofers), 

BKANBT  ft  LECK,  (tin  and  gal- 
vanized iron), 

Chown  F  R, 

CLARK  J,  (saddlery), 

Corbett,  Failing  &  Co,  (wholesale) 

Dayton  ft  Hall, 

FOSTER  ft  ROBERTSON,(whole- 

sale), 
Hildreth  A  T,  (machinery), 
NORTHRUF  E  J  ft  CO,  (carriage 

and  wagon  material), 

THOMPSON,  DE  HART  ft  00, 

(wholesale  and  retail), 
Sheridan  Bros, 
Sheridan  J  C  ft  R  S, 
Wade  R  M  ft  Co, 

WAIT  ft  BROWN, 

Willis  Leo, 
Maxwell  W  S, 
Fitzgerald  E  P, 
Miller  T  W, 
MOODY  Z, 
Bleakney  L  ft  J  6, 
Jones  J  E, 

LOUOHMILLER  J  A, 


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Salem 
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Springfield 

l%e  Dalles 
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Weston 

Woodbum 


HARNESSMAKERSANDSAD 
DLERS. 

(See  also  Harness  and  saddles.) 

Klum  C  K,  Ashland 

Wagner  D,  Aurora  Mills 

Henderson  T  P,  Baker  City 

Howe  Jno  M,  Brownsville 

Herrey  B  E,  Centerville 


Hadley  C, 
Taylor  J  D, 
Crawford  Jas, 
Wilmon  P, 
Kirk  Bros, 
Wongerman  G, 
Butler  H  J, 
CuUen  ft  Wiana, 
Maxfield  H  T. 
Hoys  S  M, 
Curtis  J  Ij, 
Merwin  Marsh, 
Payne  Saml, 
Derrick  Z, 
Shafer  O  M, 
Woods  A  E, 
ochram  Jno, 
Gray  B  F, 

CLARK  J, 

Sherlock  S, 
Watkinds  W  H, 
Lemen  W  F, 
Fitzgerell  M, 
Dickson  A, 
Robertson  J  C, 
Sullivan  J  P, 
Knowiton  ft  Spear, 


Crow 

Oervais 

Halsey 

Harrisburgh 

Heppner 

Hubbsrd 

Independence 

Island  City 

Kings  Valley 

Lafayette 

La  Grande 

Lewisville 

linkville 

Little  Elk 

Monroe  City 

North  Canyonville 

Oregon  City 

Pendleton 

Portland 


Sheridan 

Silverton 

Summerville 

Turner 

Union 

Weston 


HARNESS    AND  SADDLES. 

(See  also  Hamessmakers  and  Saddlers.) 

RUBARTS  ft  DUBRUILLE,  Albany 

Thompson  ft  McCoy,  " 

Putman  R  T,  Amity 

Gray  S,                     ,  Astoria 

Beatty  M,  Brooks 

Hervey  B  C,  Centerville 

Hempill  S  A,  Corvallis 
St  Clair  W, 

CALL  C  C.               -  Dayton 

Banard  O  M^^  East  Portland 

MISER  S  W,  Eugene  City 
Preston  Wm, 

BRAMWELL  W  J,  Harrisburgh 

StaggThos  H,  Hillsborough 


Taylor  G  M, 
Judge  H, 
Heam  Edward, 
Claughton  S  H, 
Edans  H, 
Hazleton  J, 

HOWARD  A  W, 

Bennett  ft  Harvey, 

Congle  J  B  ft  Co,  (wholesale), 

Cronin  P  J, 

Huerta  M, 

Welch  ft  Christensen, 

WOODWARD  W  0, 

Lamport  E. 
Dearoom  H  H, 
Corum  O  W, 
FRANK  LD, 
Robertson  J  C, 


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Jefferson 
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McMinnville 
Oakland 

Oregon  City 
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HATTERS. 

(See  also  Clothing;    aho  General  Mer 
chandiw. ) 

ELAIN  L  E,  Alban 

DANZIOEB  8,  Astoru 

Meuasdortfer  0  H,  Portland 

Simons  Sam,  (bleaching  and  clean- 
ing), 
THANHAUSEB  L  &  CO,  (whole- 

sole)  *' 

AITKEN  &  FABNHAM,        Salem 

HAY,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 


Astoria 
•I 


GEABHABT  J  W,  (Hour), 
Hawley,  Kelly  &  Co, 
Sears  J  K, 
Aplin  J  P, 
ToddTP, 
HERMANN  B, 
ABB  A  ft  A  III  xLf 
Enes  Kichard, 

LOUOHMUXER  J  A, 

Mathiot  Bros, 


Astoria 

Bethel 
« 

Dilley 


Myrtle  Point 

Oakland 

Porrydale 

Woodbum 

41 


HIDES,  PELTS,  &  TALLOW. 

(See  also  Wool  and  Hides—Commission.) 

Bi  1:1  win  A, 
Blacklock  J, 
BlunettG, 
Nelson  &  Co, 
Robinson  JL, 
Rubert  H, 
BAUM  A, 
Cohn  A  A, 
Kahn  Bros,  (fur), 

HERMANNS, 

RoBcman  J, 


Baudon 

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Pittsburgh 

The  Dalles 

Portland 
<■ 

Myrtle  Point 
The  Dallea 


HOTELS. 


St  Charles  Hotel,  (Mrs  Houck  pro- 
prietress), Albany 
Murray  E,  '' 
REVERE  HOUSE,  (Pfeiffer  Bros 
proprietors),  ' 

ST  CEARLES  HOTEL,  (H  B 

Tingle  proprietor),  Amity 

Benedict  R,  Applegato 

ASHLAND  HOUSE,   (J  Houck 

proprietor),  Ashland 

CmTRAL  HOUSE,   (Mrs  M  H 

Vining  proprietress),  ' 

Daggett  Mrs  8,  Astoria 

OR^T  F, 

Johnson  A,  ' 

OCCIDENT  HOTEL,    (Megler  & 

Wright  proprietors),  ' 

O'BROarS  ^OTEL,  (J  O'Brien 

proprietor), 

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Baker  City 


« 
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Baker  City 
II 

Ballsville 

Bandon 
II 


Belleville 

Bonanza 

Brownsville 
•I 

Bnena  Vista 

Butter  Creek 

Camp  Polk 

Canyonville 

Centreville 

Chewauoan 

Clarksville 

Coos  City 
«ii  ' 

II 
Coquille 


Parker  H  P, 

Reynolds  A, 

Rothe  H, 

Qiesz  I, 

Erhardt  Mrs  M, 

Irland  Mrs  M, 

Lachner  J  M, 

Lathner  Joseph, 

Manaudas  Joseph, 

Murry  Mrs  M  C  (City), 

Joyce  Mrs  H, 

Lewis  Mrs, 

Neilson  0, 

Gates  J, 

Price  B, 

Irvine  J  B, 

Willsen  Samnel, 

Baldwi.1  D  C, 

Newman  &  Vinson, 

HINIMAN  S  M, 

Farreli  Thomas  Mrs, 

Ritchie  J  H, 

Brittain  T  J, 

Elliot  Mrs  D, 

Gerrit  J. 

Haynes  J   .', 

Jones  B     , 

Collier  J  A, 

Emerson  S  H,  ' 

ST  JOSEPH  HOTEL,  (D  L  Turpin 

propr),  Cornelius 

Haskins  J  J,  Corvailis 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,  (Young 

ft  Policy  proprs),  " 

viNcamr  house,  (Dt  h  w 

Vincent  propr),  " 

McGowan  &  Martin,  Cresswell 

Swaggart  N,  " 

Parson  M  W,  Dallas 

CURTIS   HOUSE,  (J  B  Hutch 

propr),  Daytor 

DAYTON  HOTEL,  (J  B  Riley 

propr),  " 

Sherrell  A,  Drain 

Simon  P,         Eagle  Point 

KROETZ  JOHN  (propr  Humboldt 

House),  East  Portland 
Martin  H, 

Beckley  Jas  W,  Elkton 

GauntlettJH,  Elleusburg 

StrahanH,  " 

Campbell  J,  Empire  City 
Jackson  W, 

Lockhart  Wm,  " 
St.  Clair  C, 

Winchester  F,  " 

ASTOR  HOUSE,  (Ohas  Baker),       " 

FOREST  GROVE  HOTEL,  (Mrs 

0  Sloan  proprss),         Forest  Grovs 
HA^TPTONHOUSE, (A H  Hamp- 

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Bryant  Geo,  Franklin 

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Knownholm  J  J, 
McGee  W  D, 
Brock  Geo, 
Lsvens  Wm, 
Hair  Mra  J  T 
Brada  James, 
Panlund  H, 
ALPHA    HOUSE, 


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Gaston 

Galesville 

Gervaid 

Glencoe 

Halsey 

F    Frouk 

Harrisburgh 

Heppuer 

(E  Duncan 


Gilmore  J  W, 
TTTAIITIN  HOUSE, 

W>ropr),  Hillsborough 

ASHIN6T0N  HOTEL,  (Mrs  C 

B  Smith  proprs), 
Adams  W  L,  Hood  River 

Scott  VVm,  '  Howard 

James  Thomas,  Hubbard 

Graves  C  A,  Independence 

AEVERE  HOUSE,  (Jos  Matthews 

propr), 

Conrad  A  J,  Irving 

Bsrry  J  M,  Island  City 

FRANCO- AlilERICAN  HOTEL. 

(Jane  Holt  propr),  Jacksonville 

JACKSONVILLE  HOTEL,  (OM 

Coburn  propr), 
Walters  Ralph,  Jefferson 

Berry  J  H,  Junction  City 

Bider  M,  Kerby 

Dunn  B  W,  Lafayette 

ESSEX  HOTEL,  (J  H  Olds  propr), 

OLDS  J  H, 

Blue  Mountain  House,  (J  W  Dickey 


propr), 

La  Grande 

Jones  A  B, 

Lakeview 

Alisoii  A, 

Lebanon 

Masshalder  J  C, 

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Lei  and 

Power  R  M, 

Lebanon 

Bogue  J  S, 

Lewisville 

Nurse  George, 

Linkville 

Siler  B  F, 

Marion 

Ferry  &  Bailey, 

Marshfield 

Keregan  M, 

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Werden  Bros, 

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McKenzie  Bridi;e 

Powers  A  S, 

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(J 

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McMinnville 

Gross  J  A, 

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McMINNVILLE  HOTEL. 

(J  McGuire  propr), 

RUSS  HOUSE,  iMrs 

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Wyavt  I, 

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Milton 

SARGENT  I  N, 

Gard  Mrs  Ruth, 

Mitchell 
Monmouth 

Howard  Mrs, 

Monroe  City 

Border  W  A, 

Myrtle  Point 

Buick  D  S  K, 

Myrtle  Creek 

Abbey  P  M, 

Newport 

Lyster  John, 

Norfolk 

North  Canyonville 
it 

Oakland 


Beverley  J, 

Levens  A  Son, 

Gibson  D, 

Thomas  K,  (Depot), 

Bailey  A  C,  Oregon  City 

CLli^T  HOUSE,   (T  W  Rhoides 

propr),  " 

Greep  F  C,  «• 

ORIENTAL  HOTEL,  (F  G  Griep 

propr),  " 

Cram  &  Landry,  Pendleton 

McGrew  John  W,  Perrydale 

Wells  Mrs  M  C, 

Laurenberg  O,  Phoenix 

Lavinberg  D,  " 

Fletcher  WH,  Pilot  Rock 

Stewart  H,  '  " 

Wiiisor  Wm,  Port  Orford 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

(J  Shaw  propr),  Portland 

Brown  M  L,  •« 

BURTON    HOUSE,    (I   Fretland 

propr),  •• 

Caatendieck  G,  " 

CENTRAL  LODGING  HOUSE, 

(J  B  llayae  propr),  " 

CLARENDON  HOTEL,  (Zieber  & 

Kiiowlos  proprs),  " 

Deckenbach  J,  " 

ESMOND    HOUSE,    (H    Brenner 
propr),  «• 

EUREKA  HOTEL,  (G  W  Hols- 

apple  propr),  •• 

Europe  House,  " 

Franklin  Hotel,  " 
HOLTON  HOUSE,   (Dan   Holton 

propr),  " 

Kellogg  &  Davis,  " 

Lewiston  E,  *• 

Lynch  H  J,  " 

McGowan  H  D,  " 

Minnesota  House,  " 

NEW  YORK  HOTEL.  (H  Roth- 

fus  propr),  " 

NORTON  HOUSE,  (H  B  Oatman 

&  Co  proprs), 
O'Neal  B. 
Oregon  Hotel, 

PORTLAND  HOUSE,  (P  A  Turk 

propr), 
Prescott  House, 
Quimby  P  W, 
RICHMOND  HOUSR  (P  McFeely 

propr),  " 

Salzer  J  ft  Bro,  •• 

Schade  Jno,  " 

SHAW,  (American  Exchange),  " 

SMITri  &  YOUNG,  (Occicfental),  " 
Sohm  Sisters,  '• 

Stark  J  R,  " 

THOMPSON  HOUSE,(Jno  J  Osfield 

propr),.  " 


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CLASSIPlEn. 


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355 


WnXAHETTE    HOTEL,    (Jno 

Hanley  propr),  Portl;  n  1 

Knapp  Mrs  R,  Port  Orford 

William  Winsor, 
Hardman  Jos, 
Mack  J  W, 
Circle  Wm, 
Colver  Amos, 
Dibbee  John, 
Dempsey  J  J, 

COSMOFOUTAN  HOTEL, 

Champagne  propr), 

VEIROFOUTAN  HOTEL,  (W  L 

Button  propr), 

EOSEBTTBO  HOTEL,  (M  A  Canea 

propr),  " 

Frisco  J,  Rye  Valley 

CHEMEEETA  HOTEL.  (S  F  Math- 
ews propr),  Salem 

Commercial  Hotel,  (Wesley  Graves 
propr),  " 

Marquardt  &  Kattazzi, 

Alexander  M, 


Prairie  City 
Prineville 


Rainier 
Rickreal 

(A  E 
Roseburg 


Scio 
<i 

Scottsliurg 

Silverton 

Sheridan 
<( 

Skipanon 
II 

Sodaville 

Sparta 
(I 

StJIelens 

St  Joseph 

Stayton 

Sublimity 

Sumner 

Summcrville 

Summit 

Sweet  Home 

Tangent 

COX  JORDAN.  (Dalles  Housed 

The  Dalles 
Hanley  &  Sinnott,  " 

KISS  LOUIS,  (Pioneer), 

Nicholas  T  T,  •• 

SMITH  THOMAS,  (Cosmopolitan), " 


Bilyeu  Peter, 
Lyons  D  J, 
Schlader  F  H, 
Falkncr  A  B, 
McMillen  Mrs  A, 
McGuire  C  A, 
Wirt  A  C, 
Foote  D  P, 
Gaylford  0, 
Lloyd  Mrs  R  A, 
Blakesley  A  H, 
Meeker  Wm, 
Dunn  B  W, 
Richardson  A  J, 
Haupert  M, 
Bunnell  Edward, 
Hamilton  A  N, 
Crain  Geo  L, 
Moss  M  G, 
Hickman  Martin, 


ICE. 

Harris,  Salmon  &  Co, 


Portland 


Knight  S  D, 
Steel  Wm, 

Horn  David,  (Union), 
Wilson  Mrs, 
Chancey  A* 
Moore  D  F, 
Wimer  W  J, 
Bentley  J  A, 
Hartman  J  A, 
HiU  F  R, 
Knight  J  L, 
Wilder  J  L, 


Turner 
II 

Umatilla 
II 

'  Union 
II 

Waldo 

Waterloo 

Weston 

Wilbur 

Wilderville 
•t 


INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

Burkhart  &  Chapman,  Albany 

Powell  J  C,  " 

CASE  I  W,  Astoria 

HOLDENEC. 

PARKER  W\V, 

Beckwith  H  R,  Cornelius 

CHENOWETH  &  JOHNSON, 

Corvallis 
Wren  &  Holgate,  " 

McLeod  A  L,  *  •  Dilley 

SAYLOR  A  L,  Dayton 

Matlock  T  J,  East  Portland 

Matlock  &  Kirk, 

HOVEY  &HTJMPHREY,Eugene  City 
Thompson  &  Bean,  " 

WALTON  JOSHUA  J. 

SMITH  &  BRADFIELD,  Harrisburgh 

CAUFIELD  C  H,  Oregon  City 

CROSS  H  E, 

EASTMAN  E  S, 

Buchmnn  J  &  Bro,  Portland 

Boyd  H&  Son,  " 

BROWN  WF, 

Bush  D  B, 

COFRANJWG, 

Caldwell  W  S, 

COVALT  A  B,  (Pacific  Mutual  Life 
of  Culifornia),  ' 

Gamlwll  A  N, 
Garrctson  N  W,  • 

HEWETT  H  &  CO, 

LownsdaleJ  PO, 

PARRISH  &  CORNELL,  (real  es 

tate). 
Price  C  W, 

SCHUYLER  FKHiTP  C, 
STORY    GEO    L,  (manager  Home 

Mutual  of  California),  " 

WEBB  GEO  A,  (Commercial  Union 

Assurance  Co),  " 

Woodward  &  Connell.  " 

Cox  &  Wheeler,  Salem 

GILBERT  BROS, 
JONES  &FATTERSON, 

Abrams  W  R,  The  Dalles 


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JUNK  DEALERS. 


Ellis  P, 
Rennicks  Geo, 


Portland 
It 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


Eastland  Robt, 

TURLAYBB, 

Evans  W  G, 
Lightf  oot  S  G, 


Arroyo 

Astoria 

Brooks 

Butter  Creeek 


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Oregon. 

CLA88IKIBD. 


LIQ 


Fitch  H  G, 
HEME  WAT  A, 

Pinkham  L,  > 

Matlock  T  J,  „ 

Tucker  J  M, 
Beckley  Simpson, 
McCloskeySJ, 

ISHAMOW, 

Clark  Newton, 
Pipe   ML, 
Buffer  JH, 
Staata  I, 

EODT  ISBAELF, 

Johnson  W, 
Bender  E, 
Wilbur  A  C, 

THORNTON  JEFTHA, 

Bybee  li  E, 
Davis  H  W, 

PHELPS  0  S, 

Wiley  J  R, 
Coffey  James, 
Humphries  S  H, 
Colman  D  C, 

MICHELLJOHN, 

KOONTSJASH, 

WINEEWJ, 


Cresswell 

Crow 

Eagle  Point 

East  Portland 

Elk  Flat 

Elktou 

Gravel  Ford 

Harrisburgh 

Hood  River 

Independence 

Jacksonville 

Lewisville 

Little  Elk 

Miller's  Station 

Myrtle  Point 

Norton 

Oak  Creek 

Portland 


Salem 

SchoU's  Ferry 

Sheridan 

The  Dalles 

Umatilla 

Waldo 


LAUNDRIES. 

DANOUENOEB  MES  M,  (Paris- 
ian), Portland 
HOLMES  .TNO,  (American),  " 
Patterson  C  M,                                    " 

LEATHER  AND  SHOE  FIND- 
INGS. 

Oregon  Leather  Manufuring  Co.Portland 
Strowbridge  J  A,  (wholesale),  " 

WHITCOMB  L  H  &  CO,     The  Dalles 

LIQUORS-RETAIL. 

(See  also  Groceries;  also  Hotels;  also  Res- 
taurants; alsa  Liquors — Wholesale). 


Baumgart  M, 

OILMOUR  JA, 

HoukC, 
Merrick  J  M, 
Ries  &,  Cunningham, 
Rigby  Frank, 

ROilNSON  GEO, 
SORBIN  J  E,  , 

VoightW, 
WellerGeo,  ., 

James  R  S, 
Thufber  C, 

EARTH  ft  METER, 

Bieloh  A, 
Bock  W. 

BORCHERS  J  T, 


Albany 


Amity 
•I 

Aitoria 
(I 

<i 


Corwin  S, 

DANIELSONA, 

FOSTER  I, 

Malot  L, 

Marion  R  R, 

Mattison  P, 

RiesP, 

Ross  G, 

Smith  J,        . 

Sovey  0,      .  •  , 

Sterns  J,  ' 

Turner  H, 

Wagner  M, 

Wieman  N, 

WILHELMP, 

Dill  Frederick, 

Glisan  FT, 

McGovern  P, 

Pfaiffeuberger  &  Walker, 

Ross  John  P, 

Sparks  &  Secord, 

Merwin  E  &  Co, 

Cone  P  J, 

Whitman  N, 

Roberts  — , 

Powers  J  C, 

Taylor  E  F, 

Swaggart  B  T,     , 

Lewis  E  V, 

Curtis  W  R, 

Dresher  N, 

Curtis  W  R, 

Bohncr  Fred, 

Jones  B  D, 

Watson  &  Co, 

Meeser  J  P, 

Powers  Pat, 

ALBRECHT  WM. 

Baker  K  F, 
Hudson  R  J, 
Powers  Cyras, 
Baber  R  L, 
Foss  ft  Grayson, 

RICHARDSONHW&OO. 

Rossner  Adam, 
Allen  W, 
Anlauff'  Herman, 
De  Boest  Jno, 
Fay  John, 
Files  J  C, 
Lope  Adam, 
Robinson  ft  Bayers, 
Sayers  Geo, 
Went  John, 
Walker  J  G  ft  Co, 
Blanagan  J, 
Kiley  J  S, 
Knowles  ft  Floyd, 
Riehart  R, 
Riley  J  R, 
Sprague  E  W, 
Zigler  L  H, 

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Astoria 


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Baena  Vista 
Butteville 


Oenterville 


Chewaucan 

Clarksville 
II 

11 

C<mnor  Creek 

Coos  City 
II 

Coquille 
Cornelius 
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BODES  C. 

McClaren  James, 
Gies  Chaa, 
Dan  D  F, 
Eeid  &  Nelson, 
Varrelman  P, 
Matt  Joe, 
Seeuin  Louis, 
Smlins  J  J, 
Tbibendeau  O, 
Johnson  Wm  B, 

BROWN  LOUIS, 

TALLEYWM, 

Kathan  W, 
Matterson  &  Bro, 
Swaegart  G  W, 
McKINNEYC, 

Strasser  L, 

WILEY  E  E, 

Corum  Henry, 

Taylor  Geo, 

Beans  H  C, 

COOPER  &  JOHNSON, 

WALLACE  W, 

Lindsey  &  Barnhart, 

Dillon  M, 

OROB  &  IJLRICH, 

Jones  S  P, 

NOLAND  &  HcDANIEL, 
FAPEH, 

Savaae  C  W, 

WINJIEN  &  KELMS, 

Williams  &  Griswold,        Junction  City 


Pair  Grounds 

Gardiner 
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Glencoe 
Harrisburgh 
II 

Heppner 
II 

II 

Hillsborough 

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Howard 

Hubbard 

Independence 


Island  City 

Jacksonville 
II 


II 
II 


Iluges  James, 
Anderson  G, 

MARTIN  F  B, 

Churchill  C, 
E.ied  W  H, 
Devereaux  J, 
Bear  Jno, 
Haywood  E, 
Reichart  Wm, 
Stora  Jno, 
Ward  A;  Shingle, 
Caswell  &  Willis, 
Coswoll  J, 
Feker  M, 
Kreguer  H, 
Lewis  I, 
Collin  Geo, 
Landerking  ft  Son, 
Wilhelm  A, 
Williams  Adam, 
Stevenson  &  Yocum, 
Border  W  A, 
Burke  J, 
Williams  E, 
Blackwood  W  H, 

ROBERTS  N, 

Stenger  L, 

COPLAND  E  J. 

Howard  &  Hotcokiss, 
Mahoney  J  H, 


Oregon  Citj 


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Pendleton 
II  . 

Perrydale 
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Phoenix 
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Pilot  Rock 

Portland 
II 

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II 
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Lafayette 
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La  Grande 

Lebanon 

Malheur 

Marshtield 
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McMinnville 


Milton 
II 

Molalla 
Monroe  City 


Myrne  Creek 

Myrtle  Point 
11 

Newport 
North  Canyonville 


Oakland 
II 


Frembath  H, 
Gilbish  John, 
Greep  F  C, 
Mayhew  C  F, 
McDonald  J  S, 
Trumboth  J, 
Zauner  C, 
Leneve  Geo, 
Disosway  &  Sanford, 
Jacobson  A, 
Butler  J  R, 
Gentry  Henry, 
Burns  F, 

Hackett  &  Smith, 
Stewart  Dick  T,      .. 
Anderson  &  Co,         '• 
Andritschke  C  R, 
ANOEL  BERNARD, 

BACHMAN  LOTJIS, 

Berlin  LB, 
BogpsN, 
Boyd  J  H, 

BRENCKLE  L, 

Brooks  &  Lamott, 
Buck  &  Co, 
Burdin  Wm, 

BURCHARDT  C  A,  (wines). 
Cook  Wm  B, 
COOKE  MARY, 

Dale  &  Vernon, 

Do  Boest  Jno,  East  Portland 

DIEDREK'SS  &  BUODAHL, 

Portland 
Duvcrnoy  F  X,  " 

Dyer  M, 
ENGEL  BERNARD, 

EPPINGER  LOUIS,  ("The  Bu- 

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Esser  P,  . 

Fcurer  L, 
Finnigan  Jno, 

Fleckcnstein  &  Mayer,   (wholesale), 
Foster  D  B, 
FRANZ  G, 

Fraser  A,  " 

Gerdes  Richard, 
Geyer  Charlie, 
Girard  &  Hamel, 
Graton  &  La  Rocquc, 

HARRINGTON  F  B, 

HaydonTD, 
Heimann  J, 
Hohin  F. 

HOTAUNG  A  P  &  CO,  (whole 

sale), 

JORDAN  &  DUETSCH, 

Kettlcr  H, 

Knoll  Richard, 

La  (irand  A,  

LANKEN  J  VON  &  F  WILDI,  " 

Leonard  &  Sinnott, 

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MoConnell  J, 

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Carmen  Asa,                            Port  Orford 
Flageollet  Frank                    Prairie  City 
Glaze  T  H,                                 Prineville 
Graham  R, 

Forbes  J  M,                                   Rainier 
Silva  Joseph,                                          " 
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Hamilton  P,                                   Turner 

Jack  A  R,                 -                  Umatilla 

Theodore  D,                                         " 

Himillard  E,                                      Union 

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NILES  &  BEEBE,  Portland 

LIVERY  STABLES. 

(See  also  Feed  Stables.) 

Robison  Bros,  Amity 

FHULIFS  H  F,  Ashland 

Giier  &  Kellogg,  Baker  City 
McDaniels  D  P, 

Jack  F  M,  Brownsville 

Newman  &  Vinson,  Butter  Creek 

Caldwell  C  M,  Canyonville 

Coppock  &  Adams,  Cedterville 

Buck  R  E,  Coquille 

Egliii  J  ^I  (feed  and  sale),  Corvallis 

Kin'f  Solomon,  " 
SIMMONS  R  a  (I  3d  and  sale),       " 

Costou  HA,             •  Coos  City 

Jar  vis  &  Laird,  ' 
McLaughlin  D  J 

BurusDN,  Dallas 
Ford  Robert, 

LOGAN  &  HASH,  Dayton 

Hill  Bros,  (feed  and  sale),  East  Portland 

Logan  F  L,  (feed  and  sale),  " 

POWELL  JAMES, 

Getty  R  W,  Empire  City 

Bellew  A,  '      Eugene  City 

TITUS  S  M. 

Smith  D,  Franklin 

Cooley  J  H,  Gervais 

Thompson  J  acob,  Halsey 

Holt  B  R,  (feed  and  sale),  Harrisburgh 

LAUGHLIN  C,  Hillsborough 

McKINNEY  C  V, 

Cooper  J  S,  Independence 

SLOPER  G  W&  J  N, 

Cardwell  J  A  &  Son,  Jacksonville 

Manning  J  W, 


Plymale  W  J, 
Baughman  W  H, 
(irnzer  Jacob, 
Ladd  J, 

Burkhart  &,  Bilyeu, 
Bogne  J  S, 

HENDERSON  W  G, 

Dustan  John, 
Border  W  A, 
Hi  .      E  O, 
Levens  H  C, 
Young  A  C, 
Bowman  J  W, 
Wright  David, 
Ltiue  &  Hyde, 
Fletcher  Eli, 
Stewart  D  I, 
Akers  Wm, 
Bacon  C  P, 
Carroll  &  Hubbcll, 

GODDARD  ft  FRAZIER, 

Southworth  D  C, 


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Lafayette 

La  Grandt' 

Ijebanon 

Lewisville 

McMinnville 

Milton 

Myrtle  Point 

North  Canyonville 

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Pendleton 
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Pilot  Rock 
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Portland 


Westfall  J, 

Woodward  &  Magoon, 

BRET  JULES  L  Prairie  City 

Nickelson  &  Hamilton,  Prineville 

CARLON  JOS  W,  (feed  and  sale), 

Roseburg, 
Carlon  Wm  J,  (feed  and  sale),  " 

Durbin  &  Smith,  Salem 

Fisher  G,  " 

Palmer  P  P,  Scottsburg 

Faulconer  A  B,  Sheridan 

McKune  R, 
McRowe  R, 
Myers  H  &  Co,  Snmmerville 

Bird  J,  The  Dalles 

Grimes  E,  " 

HOOD  R  B,  (feed  and  sale), 
Williams  &  Marchbinks, 
Smith  P  O  &  S  S, 
Stanfield  R  N, 
Benson  F,  ' 

WIMER  W  J. 

Morris  Charles, 
Wood  Henry, 

LODGINGS. 

Barber  M,  v  Portland 

Erway  M,  " 

Georwe  Mrs,  " 

HAYNE  JOSEPH  B,  (Central),      " 


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Ffume  G  W, 
Btiwen  J, 
Hare  E, 
Meekum  I, 
S  warts  R  L, 
Rigdon  &  Waterman, 
Kuapp  A  J, 
Evans  T, 
Eiies  Richard, 
Eiios  D, 

Watson  k  Iiuhrs, 
Hogtie  H  A, 
■lones  J  H  &  Co, 

NORTHRUP  E  J  &.C0, 

rias;e  and  wagon  material), 

BLANCHARD  DEAN, 

Conxstock  J  J, 
Capital  Lumber  Co, 
Remington  M  D  L, 


Astoria 

Baker  City 

Bandon 


Howell  Prairie 

Jefferson 

Knappa 

Long  Tom 

Perrydale 

Philomath 

Pilot  Rock 

Portland 


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Rainier 

Roseburg 

Salem 

Woodburn 


MACHINISTS. 

(See    also    Foundries;  also.   Gun    and 

Locksmiths.) 

Fox  J,  Astoria 

Rodgers  M,  '* 

Hartmann  John,  Portland 
Hildreth  A  T, 

Lyno  Geo  E,  Springfield 


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STAIOEB  BROS, 

Busaell  J  H, 
STEWART  J, 
MILLER  I  A. 

Farrell  P  H, 

Belbock  Bros,  (statuary) 


Albany 
<< 

Ashland 
Astoria 
Corvaliis 
Eugene  City 
Portland 
Chalmers  &  Holmes,    (marble   and 
stone  works),  " 

HARKINS  &  PATTERSON,      " 

Merges  &  Vespel,  " 

Young  Wm,  ... 

Breckenridge  B,  Eoseburg 

McDonald  J  A,  f'  Salem 

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Bond  Wm  &  Co, 


Portl.i  id 


MEAT  MARKETS. 


Horlacher  &  Gates, 
Shephard  J, 
Morrow  &  Harris, 
Harris,  Niel  &  Co, 

BERGMAN  &  BERRY. 

Buchel  C, 

Sherman  &  Murphy, 
Warren  &  Eaton, 
Weller  &  Henry, 
Anglais  L, 
Jacks  E  W, 
Darrh  &  Levins, 
Pherson  A  M, 
Horswill  Ered, 
Baesen  Nick, 

LEWIS  &  HULTZ, 
TAYLOR  &  SON, 

Hubbard  F  K  &  Co, 
Neppach  J, 
Struoe  Gus, 

TWIG  ROBERT. 

Wade  &  Bradley, 
Wheeler  C  H, 
Durant  W, 
Luse  H  H, 
Morse  D, 
Whitney  H  T, 
Miller  &  McComach, 
Pennington  B  C, 

SAFPINGTON  &  CO, 

Williams  Jno, 
Taylor  &  Karster, 
Pearl  J  A, 
Hyde  Marion, 
Smith  W  K, 

SEGERS  &  HENGG, 

Assal  A, 
Singer  F  W  &  F, 

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Albany 
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Ashland 

Astoria 


Baker  City 

Bandon 

Brownsv'Ue 

Cascade  Locks 

Clarksville 

Coos  City 

Corvaliis 


Dallas 
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Eugene  City 
Empire  City 


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Independence 

Jacksonville 


Orth  Jno, 
Lynes  David, 
Mattey  J  T, 
Foster  T  H,      . 
Houk  &  Son, 
EUmaker  Levi, 
Holland  D, 
Timmerman  F, 
Whitney  H  P, 
GARRISON  W  J, 

Bichie  Bros, 

Starr  &  Lewis,  (butchers),  Monroe  City 
Herman  C  M,  Myrtle  Point 

Stacy  JL,_ North  Canyonville 


Jacksonville 

Jefferson 

Lafayette 

La  Grande 

Lebanon 

Long  Tom 

Marshfield 


McMinnville 
Milton 


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Philomath 

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Logus  Chos, 
Morriss  &  Farr, 
Despuiu  Jeremiah, 
Sturm  Chas, 
McCarty  Thos, 
McLain  &  Boon, 
Fletcher  Wm  H,  (butcher), 
Arnold  L, 

BALDWIN  WM, 
BROWN  &  TODD, 

Burehard  A  D, 

Burkhard  &  Spauldiug,  (packers). 

Cooper  G, 

Haley  J  B, 

HOliFMAN  C  R, 

Isaac  S, 

JOHNSON  A  R, 
KELLER  JOHN  A. 
KELLER  J  S, 

Krengle  Chas, 

MARSHALL  W  H  &  CO, 

May  Bros, 

Murtha  &  Popworth, 
O'Shea  Bros, 
Been  Danl, 
Roessler  A, 

ROHR  C  M, 
SCHERNER  HI, 
SCHLOTH  CHAS, 
SCOTT  C  C, 

Wagner  M, 
Watkins  Henry, 

WOODDHB, 

Ford  &  Brodie, 
Bitzer  J, 
McGregor  L, 

BEWLEY  &  LA  FORE,         Salem 
LAUGHEAD  &  WILLIAMS,     " 
SMITH  &  MILLICAN, 

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Faulconer  T  N,  (butcher),  Sheridan 

Cannon  Bros,  Silverton 

Sutherland  &  Crow,  Summer ville 

Dickerson  J  B,  The  Dalles 

Smith  &  Edgar,  " 

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Kiches  W  T,  Turner 


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Derby  H  A, 
Alfred  Mrs  M  E 
Foster  &  Fergus 
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Hodes  Mrs  C, 
Kelley  Mra  J, 
Kuight  Mrs  E  A 
Mason  Mrs  J, 
Myer  Mary  C, 

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Jackson  Mrs  M 
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White  Mrs, 
Barton  Sarah  M 
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Ferrier  Mrs  A  E 
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Waller  E  C, 
Berry  Mrs  I  W, 
Card  well  Misses 
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Dixon  Mrs  L  A, 
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MERCANTILE  AGENCY. 

DUNN  B  G  &  CO,  Portland 

MERCHANT  TAILORS. 

(See  Tailors.) 

MILLINERS. 

Blevins  &  Powell,  Albany 

MARTIN  MRS  A  E, 

Parks  Mrs  O  L,  " 
Parrish  Mrs  L, 

Anderaon  L,  Ashland 

Derby  H  A,  Astoria 

Alfred  Mrs  M  E,  Baker  City 

Foster  &  Ferguson,  " 

Smith  Misa  E,  Bandon 

Hodea  Mrs  0,  Brownsville 

Kelley  Mrs  J,  Corvallis 
Knight  Mrs  E  A, 

Mason  Mrs  J,  " 

Myer  Mary  C,  Dallas 

HILL  MRS  MARY,  Dayton 

Ituss  Mrs  M  A,  East  Portland 

Jackson  Mrs  M  M,  Eugene  City 

McFarlaud  &  Bryson,  " 

White  Mrs,  Gervais 

Barton  Sarah  Miss,  Halscy 

Hughbanks  Mrs  M,  " 

Curtis  Misses,  Harrisburgh 

Ferrier  Mrs  A  E,  '* 

Warren  Wm,  Heppnor 

Waller  E  C,  Independence 

Berry  Mrs  I  W,  Jacksonville 

Cardwell  Misses  D  &  M,  " 

Prim  Mrs  P  P,  " 

Dixon  Mrs  L  A,  Lafayette 

Masshalder  Miss  Mahala,  Lebanon 

Sanderson  Mrs  N,  Myrtle  Creek 

Warren  Mrs  E  S,  Oregon  City 
Williams  &.  Thompson  Misses.Philoraath 

Brigham  P  E,  Portland 

Lemmon  Mrs  J  W,  " 

Lerch  Miss  S,  " 

COMPTON  MRS  A  W  Roseburp 

CANN  MRS  T  H.  Salem 
Cross  Mrs  CM, 
Millican  Wm, 

Bridgeford  Mrs  M  J,  Scio 

McMillan  Mrs,              ,  Silver  ton 

Wiawell  Mrs  0,  The  Dalles 

Cornelius  Mrs  V  H,  Turner 

Eaton  Mrs  J  B,  Union 

MILLS. 

(See  Flour  Mills;  also  Planing  Mills;  also 
Saw  Mills.) 


MUSIC  AND   MUSICAL  IN- 
STRUMENTS. 

St  Louis  Chas,  Baker  City 

Gilbert  Miss  Helen,  Lebanon 

BARTSCH  A,  Portland 

Cook  E, 

KINROSS  W  H,  (Oregon  Conserva- 
tory of  Music),  " 

MORSE  C  C  &  CO, 

PRENTICE  DW, 

PRENTICE  D  W  &  CO, 

ROBBINS  &  TATES. 

Siiisheimer  H,  " 

LANOENBERGBROS,         Roseburg 

Gardner  1  W,  Salem 

NEWS  AGENTS. 

(See  also  Books  and  Stationery.) 


Bishop  Chas, 

BROWN  M  A. 
PALMER  WE, 

Nolan  M  T, 


Corvallis 

Scottsburg 
The  Dalles 


NEWSPAPERS. 

"ALBANY  HERALD,"  (Pattinger. 
Barnes  &  Steel  proprs),  Albany 

"STATE  RIGHT  DEMOCRAT," 

(M  V  Brown  propr),  " 

"DAILY  ASTORIAN,"  (D  C  Ire- 
land propr),  Astoria 

"BEDROCK  DEMOCRAT,"  (J  M 

Shepherd  &  Co  pute),  Baker  City 

••BENTON    COUNTY   BLADE," 

(Chas  L  Mo3her  &  Co, )  Corvallis 

"CORVALLIS  GAZETTE,"  (W  B 

Carter  propr,)  " 

Good  Geo  E,  Dallas 

"THE  ITEMIZER,"  (Geo  E  Good  ^ 

"oSIaON  STATE  JOURNAL." 

(Goo  S  Kinoaid),  Eugene  City 

"VINDICATOR,"       (McGuire     & 

Beard   pubs),  Eaat  Portland 

"RIVER  SIDE,"  (Quivey  &  Waller 

puljrs),  Iiidependence 

"HARRISBURGH  CURRIER,"(J 

M  Allison  propr),  Harrisburgh 

"WASHINGTON  CO  INDEPEN- 
DENT," (H  B  Luce  editor), 

Hillsborough 

"LAFAYETTE  COURIER,"  (Sny- 

der  Bros  proprs),  Lafayette 

Snyder  Al  (editor  of  "Courier"),        " 

"LA  GRANDE  GAZETTE,"  (H  K 

Ilimes  pub),  La  Grande 

"DEMOCRATIC    TIMES,"     (C 

Nickell  propi'),  Jacksonville 

"OREGON  I^TINEL,"  (Krause 
&  Turner   pubs),  " 


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Porter  &  Parker,  (editors  of  "Repub- 
lican"), Junction  City 

Seglin  &)Bennett,  (pubi  "Cosa  Bay 
News"),  Marslifield 

"Messenger  Publishing  Co,"  Monmouth 

"CLACKAMAS  DEMOCBAT,"  (J 

B  Fithiun  pn»pr),  Oregon  City 

"OREGON  CITY  ENTERPRISE," 

(J  Rock  propr),  " 

"EAST  OREGONIAN,"        Pendleton 

"PHIIOMATH  CRUCIBLE,"(Rev 

W  S  Walker  editor).  Philomath 

"Catholic  Sentinel,"  (L  M  McCor- 
mick   pub),  Portland 

"COMMiltCIAL  REPORTER," 

(Atkinson  &  Parish  pubs).  " 

"DEUTSCHE  ZEITUNG,"  (C  A 

Landenberger   pub),  " 

"EVENING  TELEGRAM,"  (W 
D  Palmer  pub),  " 

"JOURNAL  OF  EDUCATION," 

(W  VV  Baker  editor), 
McASTHUR  A  A,  (pub    "Medical 
Journal"),  " 

"MONTHLY  MUSICAL  JOUR- 

N\L,"(D  VV  Prentice  &  Co  pubs)." 
"New  Northwest,"  (Mrs  A  J  Duni- 

W£iy  editress),  " 

"Oregon  Fanner,"  (W  L   Eppinger 

pub), 
"Oregon    Literary    Videttc,"  (E    O 

Norton  &,  Co  proprs)  " 

"Oregonian,"  (H  L  Pittock  business 

manager),  " 

"Pacific  Christian  Advocate,"  (Rev  J 

H  Acton  editor),  " 

'Tortland  Bee,"  (D  H  Stearns  &  Co 

pubs),  " 

"RESOURCES  OF  OREGON  AND 

WASHINGTON,"    (W  W  Baker 
editor),        .  " 

"RURAL  SPIRIT,"   (W  W  Baker 

editor),  " 

"STANDARD,"   (A  Noltucr  pub),  " 

"SUNDAY  MERCURY,"  (W  Moss 

&  Co  pubs),  " 

"SUNDAY  WELCOME,"  (Atkin- 
son &  Parish  pubs),  " 
Swannick  T  F.  (advtg  agt),  " 
"WEST  SHORE,"  (L Samuel  pubr)," 
"Willamette  Farmer,  "(Clark  &  Craig 
pubs),  " 

"DOUGLAS     INDEI»ENDENT," 

(Kelly  &  Wells  proprs),  Roseburg 

"PLAIN  DEALER,"   (WHByars 

propr),  " 

"WESTERN  STAR,"  (Chas  L  Mos- 

her  &  Co  proprti ) ,  " 

'DAILY  TALK/'  (Frank  Conover 

&  Co  proprp),  Salem 

"OREGONSTATESMAN,"  (Odell, 

Dorris  &  Watts  proprs),  " 


"Inland    Empire,"  (Thoa  B   Merry 

propr),  The  Dalles 

"Mountaineer,"  (W  M  Hand  pub),  " 
"Mountain  Sentinel,"   (McComas  & 
Purscl  pubs),  Union 

NOTARIES   PUBLIC. 

HACKLEMAN  T_P,  Albany 

HEWITT  &  HAVEN, 

Humphrey  &  Wolverton,  " 

flinn  &  chamberlain, 
mont;anylh, 

Weatherford  &  Blackburn,  " 

Springer  B  H,  Amity 

Smith  Thos,  Auburn 

RUGE  CHAS,  Aurora  Mills 

Taylor  F  J,  Astoria 

Bailey  D  W,  Baker  City 
Bull  MP, 

Coffey  John  J,  '• 

HydeTC,  <« 

Shiiin  J  H,  «i 

Reynolns  Edwin  N,  " 

DICKSON  N,  Ballsville 

HAMILTON  A  J,  Beaverton 

Evans  W  G,  Brooks 

GALBRAITH  J  P,  Brownsville 

Knisely  (Jeorge,  Canyonville 

COOK  W  T,  Centervillo 

WILLIAMS  C  A,  Dufur 

Prettyman  W  D,  East  Portland 

Beckley  Simpson,  Elkton 

Winchester  T  D,  Empire  City 

Brown  J,  Eugene  City 

Dorris  Geo  B,  " 

Thompson  &  Bean,  " 

Tilsou  J  T,  (irrove  Spring 

Hoffinan  VVm,  (conveyancer), 

Jacksonville 
KentTB, 

MilUoni  F  A,  Junction  City 

Fenton  W  D,  ,  Lafayette 

McComas  E  S,  La  Grande 

HARDING  S  F,  McMinnville 

RENFREW  P  C,        McKenzie  Bridge 
BENDER  EDWARD,      Myrtle  Point 

MELVIN  M  M,  Norfolk 

Webb  H  P,  North  Canyonville 

CAUFIELD  C  H,  Oregon  City 

Bailey  (J  \V,  Pendleton 

ADAMS  W  H,  Portland 

REAL  C,  \  " 

daly/l, 

DolandWP,  .. 

GEOBGEMC, 

Johnson  W  C, 

Ixiwnsdale  J  P  0,  -  " 

McCownFO, 

MooresJB,  " 

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June  D  L,  " 

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Shcridaii 

Sparta 

The  Dalbs 
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Umatilla 

Wcatou 


Astoria 


Strong  F  R, 

WHITE  EUGENE  D, 
WOOD  T  A, 

Holman  ii  O, 
Nowcomb  R, 

ROADMAN!  a 

Buruett  G  H, 
Downo  E  J, 

HAMMER  SETHB, 

H.)lmo«  W  H, 
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MAOERS  J  E, 
SXRATTONJA. 
SUHOLLEY  OTTO, 

Mayer  HF. 
RoiB  W  VV. 
Abrama  W  R, 
Condon  J  B, 
Multeson  F  S, 
Stantield  R  N, 
Baskett  R  H. 
Knox  S  V, 
Steel  R  A, 

NOTIONS. 

Hamburger  H, 

MAY  CM, 

K'juyoii  .Ino,  Marshfield 

OHOLSON  JNO  F,  Miltan 

Bacon  J  M,  Oregon  City 

HIRSTEL  CHAS  &  CO,  (whole 

sale  and  retail),  Portland 

MORRIS  MRS  L, 

AITKEN  &  FARNHAM,         Salem 

BELTBF, 

GRIFFIN  £  A,  The  Dalles 

Levy  J, 

NURSERYMEN,  SEEDSMEN, 
AND  FLORISTS. 

JOHN  GEO  S,  Dilloy 

Noyea  J  L,  Myrtle  Point 

Walling  &  Son,  Oawogo 

Ehleii  &  Zslner,  Portland 

HiCSENEY  &  BENO, 
HANSON  H, 

Pf under  L  G, 

SMALLBONE  C  R  &  WIN 
TERS 

Dickson  O,  Salem 

Sottlemier  J  H,  Woodburn 

OFFICERS. 

(See  County  Officers;  also  State  Officers; 
alsoU.  S.  Officers.) 

OYSTER  SALOONS. 

(See  Restaurants.) 


PAINTERS. 

(See  also  Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  etc.) 

WHITINQJF, 

KrosolF, 
Ross  D, 
Allen  O  S, 


Albany 

Astoria 
II 

Beaverton 

Corvallis 

Dexter 

Eagle  Creek 

East  Portland 

Eugene  City 


Gervais 

Hillsborough 

Jacksonville 

La  Grandii 

McMinuville 
II 

Oakland 

North  Canyoiiville 

Oregon  City 

Peoria 

Portland 

(sign    writer 


Forsyth 
Doviiie  R  J, 
Doviue  &  Gard, 
Bullock  S, 
BRIGHT  J  L, 
RHINEHART  J  B, 

Stevens  B  P, 

AXTELLGW. 

Carter  J  L  &  Son, 
Webb  G  W, 
Howard  H  B, 
Siiolling  G  V, 
Ackley  J  K, 
Harvey  C, 
Shepherd  J  H, 
Van  Caron  C  W, 
Burger  H, 

BERGER  WM  P, 

and  painter), 
Fimck  C,  '• 

Grow  &  Diggles,       ^  '  '* 

Joseph  A,  (i^lazier),  " 

Jacobs  L  (glazier),  -     " 

KNAPP  J   B,  (aigu  and  ornamen- 
tal), 
Wilcox  J  P, 

Starr  A  E,  Prairie  City 

FORSYTHE  J  M,  (carriage),        Salem 
Slo  it  E  D,  •' 

WARNER  &  BARKER, 
SAVAGE  0  S,  The  Dalles 

Heritage  M,  Union 

PAINTS.    OILS,     GLASS, 
WALL  PAPERS,  ETC. 

(See  alsc  Painters,  also  Druggists.) 

GRADWOHL  J,  Albany 

HARRIS  WM.  Brooks 

D.iltoii  Wm,  East  Portland 

KITCHEN  J  M,  Irving  Station 

Johnson  Hull,  Lafayette 

GOGGINS  &  BEACH,  (wholesale), 

Portland 
FOSTER  G  S  &  CO, 

SIMON  J  &  CO,  (wholesale), 
Truborn  R  D, 

Ekmond  &  Ames  Bros,  Silverton 

SAVAGE  0  S,  The  Dalles 

PAPER-WHOLESALE. 

CLACKAMAS  PAPER  CO,  Portland 
MILLER  &  RICHARD, 
ROENICKE  OTTO,  (paper  boxes),  " 


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Paxton  A  6,  Albany 

Biggs  J  W,  Ashland 

Brooks  T  O,  (portrait  painter),    Astoria 
Veuner  J  F,  Brownsville 

HESLAP  E,  Corvallis 

Morrill  A. 
Buss  U  M. 
Morrison  W  F, 
Jackson  A, 
Winters  J  A, 
Sheane  B, 

CRAWFOBB  J  0. 

Wolley  A, 
Britt  Peter, 
Palmer  W  P, 
Border  A  W, 
Dodce  O, 

CROW  SB, 

Payne  Sninuel, 
Kester  C  M, 
Abell  F  G, 

BUCHTEL  JOSEPH, 
DAVIDSON  I G, 

Judkins  J  S,  ' 

BUSS  H  M, 

OaksO,  . 

Johnson  W  P, 
Shiister  H  S, 

SMITHFA&WALLINa 
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East  Portland 

Empire  City 

Eugene  City 
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Forest  Grove 

Harrisburgb 

Hubbard 

Jacksonville 

Milton 

Myrtle  Point 

North  Canyonvifle 

Linkville 

Oregon  City 

Portland 


Roseburg 
Salem 


G  eh  res  F, 
Shumaker  Leo. 


The  Dalles 
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PHYSICIANS. 

F, 


Albany 


ALEXANDER  W 

Boughton  H  J, 

Churchill  H  J, 

Davis  J  A, 

Kelly  C  0, 

Savage  B  M, 

Soule  M  B, 

Gocher  Dr, 

Sanders  A  E, 

Baker  W  D, 

Kinney  A  C, 

Olliver  — , 

Servem  J  M, 

Graham  Thos, 

Atwood  J  P, 

Boyd  J  M, 

Hulsey  J  B, 

Worthington  — ,  (surgeon),  Bethel 

Coll  E  W,  (surgeon),  Brownsville 

Crawford  R  H,  (surgeon),  " 

Starr  I  W,  (surgeon),  " 

Smith  J  M,  Buena  Vista 

Irvine  J  H,  Centerville 

Sharp  ST,  •' 

Caples  C  G,  Columbia  City 

Angell  W  C,  Coquille 


Alder 

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Astoria 


Auburn 
Baker  City 


Bailey  J  R, 
Cauthom  F  A, 
Farra  G  R, 
Green  H, 
Johnson  F  A, 
Lee  J  B, 
Smith  W  P, 
Scarbrough  L  D, 
Cnnady  M,  M  D, 
Embree  T  B  V, 
Gites  J  K, 
Smith  T  F,      ■ 
Kuykendill  W, 
Baker  R  L,  M  D, 
Buck  J  M,  M  D, 
Angell  H  S, 

CsGaiRLTON  MRS  C, 

Coley  H  C, 
Hawthorne  J  E, 
Hutchinson  B  F, 
Joscphi  S  E, 
Kitchen  J  M, 
Nottage  G  E, 
Rafferty  C  H, 
Royal  W  W, 
Smith  C  B, 
Smith  Mrs  S, 
Mackey  T  C,  M  D, 
Winchester  F  E,  M  D, 
Nicklin  A  J, 
Osborne  Wm, 
Ousley  Dr, 
Patterson  A  W, 
Sharpels  Dr, 
•Shelton  &  Harris, 
Shields  J  C,  . 

BOWLBY  W, 

Cusick  W  A, 
Flynn  M, 
Johnson  \V, 
Davis  H  A, 
Hendrex  J  F, 
Mendenhall  W  F, 
Williams  AV  A, 
Bailey  F  A, 

BBOWN  E  M, 

Hord  G  L, 
Barrett  P  J, 
Stone  S  C, 

MOBBISS  H  B, 
DAVIDSON  &  LEE, 

Ainken  Dr, 
Danforth  L. 

VBOOMAN  M, 

Lee  N  L, 
Cruse  Kate, 
Calbreath  J  F, 
Poppleton  E, 
Bigger  G  W,  M  D, 
Hendrix  T  C,  M  D, 
Lebur  Wm,  M  D, 
Hall  J  B, 
Ballard  D  W, 


Corvallis 


Cresswell 

Crow 

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Eagle  Point 
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East  Portland 
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Eugene  City 


Forest  Grove 
Gervais 

Gravel  Ford 
Harrisburgb 


Hillsborough 


Hood  River 

Howell  Prairie 

Indian  Valley 

Independence 

Jacksonville 


Junction  City 

Kerby 

Lafayette 
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La  Grande 
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Langell's  Valley 
Lebanon 


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Faley  L, 
Hape  J  H  P, 
Powell  J  M, 
Morgan  D  M, 
EvfuiB  Milton, 
Golden  C  B, 
Tower  C  W, 
Foley  A  N, 
Auger  J  S, 
Johnson  H, 
Thorp  W  S, 
Young  S  A, 
Weston  E  W, 
McCalium  H, 
Keneoraon  F  B, 
MoOarty  A  G, 
Elgin  ii  D,  M  D, 
CASIO  J, 
MERRICK  G  H, 

Haines  J  W, 

Morris  D  J, 

Ingraham  E  H, 

Norris  J  W, 

Parkor  S, 

Ross  H  W, 

McCay  W  0, 

Storr  J  W, 

Qarter  W  A, 

Whitney  G  A, 

Covert  D  A, 

Craven  Dr, 

Clemens  E  M, 

Kelly  — . 

Adolphis  Dr, 

BfRP  0  B>  (homoeopathic), 

Brenan  Paul  M,  ^ 

Brown  L, 

CabanissTT, 

Cardwell  W  B, 

Carpenter  H,     

CHAPMAN  &  WELLS,  (surgeons) 

Chiselin  J  T, 

Do  Jongh  £,  (optician),  , 

Dickson  J, 

Dunning  Dr, 

"RATOM  F  Bi  (oculist  and  aurist), 

Ford  B  A  &  A, 

FRASER  E  P,  (surgeon), 

Glass  C  G, 

Gllsan  R, 

Jones  E  A, 

Jones  H  E  &  Wm, 

Keck  James, 

Kellogg  Geo, 

MoLfSTNAN  D  H. 

Murray  Mrs  F  M, 

Pietrzyki  M, 

PnXINOTON  J  B,  (oculist  and 

aurist), 
PLUMMER  OPS, 
POHL  A,  (homoeopathic), 
Rex  R  G, 
Ress  W  H,  (oxygen  inhalation), 


Portland 
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Long  Tom 

Marshfield 
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McMinnvilTe 
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Milton 

Mitchell 

MoluUu 

Myrtle  Creek 

Myrtle  Point 

New  Era 

North  Canyonville 

North  Yamhill 
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Oregon  City 
II 

II 

II 

Pendleton 

Peoria 

Philomath 
II 

Phoenix 

II 

Pilot  Rock 

Pleasant  Home 

Portland 


Port  Orford 
Riverside 
Roseburg 


ROYAL  W  W,  (surgeon), 

SAYLOR  W  H, 

strong  C  C, 

TKBISENC, 

Trauner  K  F, 
Vandenbergh  D  P,        * 
Watkins  W  H, 

WELLS  FT, 

WILSON  HOLT  C,  (surgeon), 
WILSON  R  R  (surgeon), 

YEARGAIN  MRS  EMILY,  (sur 

geon), 
Ziegler  W  C,  (eclectic). 
Von  der  Green  P  O, 
Canari  F, 
Cullender  J  A, 
CampMl  A  P. 

DAVIS  R  M, 

Hoover  G  W, 

SCROOGS  R  G  SR, 

Chase  E  Y, 

Golden  T  L, 

HALLCH, 

Henderson  L, 

Jo3sup  S  R, 

Magers  W  B, 

MoAFEE  J  W,  (surgeon), 

Paine  F  C, 

REYNOLDS  J, 

Slielton  J  C, 

Wade  W  L, 

Clements  E  M, 

Morris  M  B, 

Shore  T  W, 

Wade  W  L, 

Cox  D  W, 

Field  John, 

Davis  P  A, 

Sanford  Dr  — , 

Thompson  Wm, 

Tyler  J  A, 

Smith  A, 

Lebur  Wm, 

Share  TW, 

Sherwood  TO, 

Howell  W  A, 

DOANE  0  D,  (surgeon), 

Hyde  E  O, 

Logan  &  Richardson, 

Tternan  J  P, 

Waters  H  L,  (homoeopathic), 

Cromwell  I  N, 

Kahler  Geo, 

Eagan  E  P,  >     v 

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Kirkwood  — , 

Holton  D  S, 


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Sparta 

Springfield 

Stayton 

Summerville 
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PICTURES     AND    PICTURE 
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(See  also  Vftrieties.) 


Pnrdom  E  B, 

Albany 

Murston  J, 

rortlunil 

MOBSE  C  C  ft  CO. 
BOBBINS  ft  YATIb, 

Shanahnn  W  T, 

Volncv  V, 
Wheeler  Bros, 

Bates  L  S, 

Salem 

PLANING  MILLS. 

(See  also  Sawmills.) 


BAIN  C  H  ft  CO, 

Mcintosh  B, 
Crawford  &  Fuller, 
Grininuer  Theodore, 

EMMONS  W  B. 

BuBsett  &  AUinghum, 
Douglass  L, 
Brown  W  S, 
HoUiday  &  Co, 
Bentley  John, 
Corum  L  M, 
Enos  D, 
Johnson  &  Co, 
Nicolai  ft  Davidson, 
Comstock  J  J, 
Stapleton  H, 
Shaw  &  Sims, 
Kron  Chas, 
Michell  Wto, 


Astoria 

Baker  City 

Crawfordsville 

East  Portland 

Grove  Spring 

Halsey 

Harrisburgh 

Milton 

New  Pine  Creek 

Pendleton 

Philomath 

Portland 
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Roseburg 

Salem 

Stay ton 

The  Dalles 


PLUMBERS  AND  GASFIT- 
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Hare  J,                Bandon 

BARRETT  JOHN.  Portland 
DONNERBERO  JOHN, 

McManns  &,  Hazlet,  " 
Molony  C, 

Johnston  &  Holden,  " 

Varwig  Thomas,  " 

Mauzey  T  A,  Salem 

POSTMASTERS. 

JOSEPH  JOSEPH  H,  Adamaville 

Baymond  P  H,  Albany 

McConnell  W  B,  Alder 

WTTSTROW  P  V,  Alsea 

ABBOTT  S  H,  Alrord 

SIMPSON  R  M,  Amity 

Wright  N  B,  Applegatc 

T^.yRTlT.ll.  E  V  B»  Arroyo 

Helman  A  D,  Ashland 

Chance  Vf,  Astoria 


DICKSON  N, 
CHLEMENTS  H  N, 
HAMILTON  A  J, 
BETTMAN  L, 

Shook  J, 

HARRIS  WM, 
BROWN  H  R, 
LINVILLE  Hi 

Vinson  John  S, 
Martindule  A, 

HINBMAN  S  M, 

bean  Alex  M, 

COOK  W  T, 
BOOLEY  J  J, 
SPENCER  JO, 
BAUSER  L  A, 
ARRINQTON  JAS  M, 

Gru'ie  (i, 

McNUTT  R  W, 

BarlMjr  N  E, 

HOWE  N  A  W, 

Hemeway  A, 

SMITH  J  D. 
SAYLOR   \  L, 
HANDSAi.    *"  SAMUEL, 
JOHNS  OE 
WILLIAMS  J  A, 
WILBEBNH, 
INLOW  F  B, 
KERNS  W  G, 

Tucker  J  M, 

EMERY  J  B, 
SCHETTER  FRED, 

Patterson  A  S, 
Dennis  H  T, 

HINMi^N  A, 
RAYMOND  C  H, 

Mitchell  M, 

McCLOSKEY  S  J, 

PIERCE  J  F, 

Koontz  M  V, 

SHROEDER  H, 

Wallace  G, 

GLEASON  A  B, 

Hoduin  W  L, 

KITCHEN  J  M, 
COLE  C, 

BROWN  MARY  A, 
STRONAHAN  A  A, 
ELLEDGE  D  W, 
MORRIS  M  B, 

Muller  Max, 
Koland  C  B, 

BAXTER  J  R, 
KELLOGG  A  B, 

De  T  amattcr  N, 
Nickerson  L  M, 
Hubbard  J  E, 
CVamblit  J, 

FULLERSON  J  T, 
COMSTOCK  J  J, 
ANDREWS  D. 
HARKNESSHD, 


B:,ll8villo 

Banilon 

Bottverton 

Bethel 

Bonanza 

Brooks 

Brownsborough 

Buena  Vista 

Butter  Creek 

Camas  Valley 

Camp  Polk 

Cascade  Locks 

Centerville 

Clarksville 

Clifton 

Columbia  City 

Coos  City 

Coquille 

Cornelius 

Corvallis 

Cresswoll 

Crow 

Dallas 

Dayton 

Dexter 

Dilley 

Dufur 

Eagle  Creek 

Eagle  Point 

East  Portlaml 

Elk  Flat 

Elkton 

Empire  City 

Eugene  City 

Fern  Hill 

Forest  Grove 

Gaston 

Gervais 

Gravel  Ford 

Greenville 

Halsey 

Hermansvillo 

Highland 

Hubbard 

Independence 

Irving  Station 

Isabel 

Hillsborough 

Hood  River 

Howell  Prairie 

Indian  Valley 

Jacksonville 

Jefferson 

Jordan  Valley 

Kellogg 

Kirby 

Klamath  Agency 

Lafayette 

La  Grande 

Langell's  Valley 

Latham 

Lebanon 

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THORNTON  JEPTHA, 

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BLANCHARD  DEAN. 
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iMcMiiinvillo  Smith  Jus  W, 
Miller'*  Station  COOKE  N, 

Miltonl  LOUGHMILLER 


Mitchell 

Mohawk 

Monroe  City 

Mount  iScott 

Myrtlo  Point 

Needy 

New  Era 

Now  Pino  Creek 

Norfolk 

North  Canyonvillc 

North  Powder 

North  Yamhill 

Norton 

Oregon  City 

Oro  Dell 

Pendleton 

Peoria 

Philomath 

Pilot  Kock 

Pittsburgh 

Pleasant  Hum 

Portland 

Port  Orford 

Prairie  City 

Oak  Creek 

Oakland 

Oregon  City 

Oswego 


Waterloo 

Waldo 

Weston 

Wheatland 

Wilber 

Wilderville 

Willows 

Willow  Springs 

A,       Woodburn 

Yi'inax 

Zjna 

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Rainier 

Riverside 

Roseburg 

.Salem 

Sandy 

Scappooae 

Scholl's  Ferry 

.Sea  Side  Homo 

Sheridan 

Silvorton 


HIBBARDT  R, 

BROWN  JOSEPH  JASPER, 

Silver  Wells 
Sifert  Mrs,  Skipanon 

EASTERBROOK  GEOW,  ^    Sparta 


CLARK  J  H, 
GIMBLE  S  S. 
SHANKLAND  W  H, 

POTTERIES. 

.Smith  A  M,  Buena  Vista 

Buona  Vista  Pottery,  (F  L  Barnard 
manager),  Portland 

POULTRY,  FISH,  ETC. 

Joyce  H  M,  Bandon 

Bjruard  T,  '  Tho  Dalles 

PRINTERS. 

(See  also  Newspapers.) 

Mansfield  &;  Monteith,  Albany 

Leeds  &  Mcrritt,  Ashland 

Carter  &  Keady,  Corvallis 
McGniro  &  Beard,              East  Portland 

HINES  GEO  H,  Portland 
MoCORMICK  BROS, 
NILES  &  BEEBE, 

Schwab  A  Anderson,  " 

WALLING  A  G, 
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(See  also  Fruits  and  Vegetables) 


Strong  G  M, 
•Tatrgur  L, 

GALUCK  WM. 


Albany 

Oregoft  City 

Portland 


KENNEDY  P  A, 
GARDNER  A  D 
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McKENZIE  S  L, 

Crain  Geo  L, 
Duckworth  H, 

SIMONS  W  £. 

Wilson  Mrs  E  M, 

THOMAS  R  0, 
KOONTZ  JAS  H, 

Wristht  Geo, 

DICKSON  J, 


Springfield 

Stayton 

Summer  Lake 

Summerville 

Summit 

Sumter 

Sweet  Home 

The  Dalles 

Turner 

'  Umatilla 

Union 

Viola 


RAILROAD    REPRESENTA- 
TIVES. 

HAMILTON  A  T,  Beaverton 

Beckwith  PI  R,  Cornelius 

Hallett  J  L,  (supt),  Dilley 

Williams  J  S,  (0  4  C  R  R),        Gervais 
Hcndee  S  B,  (agt  0  &  C  R  R), 

Harrisburgh 
Johnson  W,  (agt  O  &  C  R  R  Co), 

Miller's  Station 
Lamb  C  S,  (agt  0  &  O  R  R), 

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CUNNmOHAM  A  0,  (secy  and 

treas  O  &  C  R  R), 
Kochler  R,  (vice  pres  O  C  R  R),        " 
ROGERS    £    P,  (gen  freight  and 

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SCHULTZE  F,  (land  agt   O  &  C 

R  R), 
Purdom  J  S,  (agt  O  &  C  R  R),  Roseburg 
Thielsen  H  £,  (asst   chief  eng  0  R 

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REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

Burkhart  &  Chapman,  Albany 

HOLDEN  E  C,  Astoria 
PARKER  WW, 

DICKSO>:  N.  Ballsville 

Cornelius  Col  T  R,  ComeliuH 

CHENOWETH  &  JOHNSON, 

Corvallis 

WREN  &  H0L6ATE. 

Matlock  &  Kirk,  East  Portland 

Matlock  T  J, 

PRETTYMAN,  CREITZ  &  CO,  " 

Babb  A  J,  Eugene  Ciiy 

METER  I,  Forest  Grove 

Atkinson  &  Wakefield,  Portland 

Clark  &  Upton,  " 

DALY  J  L, 
DeLASHMTJTT  &  OATMAN,      " 

Gillette  P  \V, 

Haight  &  McLaughlin,  (collectors),  " 

Lyon  S  M, 

MARQUAM  P  A, 
PARRISH  &  CORNELL, 

Patterson  T,  " 

Price  &  Maxwell,  " 

Riggen  &  June,  " 

WOOD  T  A, 

Woodward  &  Connell,  " 

JONES  &  PATTERSON,  Salem 

REED  C  A  &  CO, 

Abrams  W  R,  The  Dalles 

'     RESTAURANTS. 

MADY  JAMES,  Albany 

ARI60NI  MRS  S  W,  Astoria 

BOROLUND  N  0, 
BROEMSER  THEO, 
DEVICE  N, 
DIXON  R.  (oysters), 

DOERFLER  0, 

1?  auio  F, 

Grant  D, 

McFarland  T, 

SMITH  W  S,  (oysters,), 

Wirt  J  K, 

Wright  Chas, 

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Cohen  R, 
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Simmons  E  S, 
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Solomon  S  A, 
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Waller  E  W, 

Warren  Geo,  (coffee  house), 
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BRENTANO  M  A,  Roseburg 

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Jones  T  M, 
Reichert  J, 

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(See  also  Planing  Mills.) 

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Ruble  David, 
Sturgis  A  W, 
Chandler  J, 
Gillette  A  V, 
Patterson  &  Marsh, 
Krouse  Thos, 
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Davis  M  k  Sons, 
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Applegate 
Ashland 


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Beaverton 

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Bonanza 

Brownsville 

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Dexter 

Mulvaney  &  Bemis, 

Drain 

Elliott  J  W, 

Eagle  Creek 

Daley  A  J, 

Eagle  Point 

Elkton  Milling  Co, 

Elkton 

Luse  il  H, 

Empire.  City 

Hinsdale  ft  S  &  Co, 

Gardiner 

Coolidge  A, 

Gervais 

Wright  J, 

Gravel  Ford 

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Greenville 

Neal  Jno, 

Hood  River 

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Howard 

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Independence 

SLOPER  C, 

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Wagner  G  J, 

Indian  Valley 

SAMFSOX  J  K. 

Lafayette 

Snodgrass  W  J, 

Le  Grande 

Comstock  J  J, 

Latham 

Whitmore  &  Son, 

Laurel 

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Lobree  A, 

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Milton 

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Mitchell 

Frask  Wm, 

Mount  Scott 

Hoover  A, 

Myrtle  Point 

Bowden  J, 

New  Era 

Holliday  &  Co, 

New  Pine  Creek 

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Watson  &  Lurk, 

Pilot  Rock 

BROUS  P, 

Pittsburgh 

Aiken  Jno, 

Pleasant  H-  ne 

Chambers  Wm, 

Pocahontas 

Smith  Bros  &  Co, 

Portland 

Weidler  Geo  W, 

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Watts  Jno  R, 

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Bennett  J  H,, 

Talbot  &  Cave, 

Sheridan 

Pengra  Bros, 

Springfield 

Springfield  Milling  Co, 

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Shaw  &  Simias, 

Stayton 

Oliver  H  W, 

Summerville 

DICKSON  J, 

Gibson  J  D, 

Viola 
Waterloo 

Glass  M  S, 

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Reed  Jno, 

II 

WestD, 

Westport 
Woodoum 

Remin^on  M  D  L, 

Stephens  E  Co, 

Lmpqua  Ferry 

Bennett  J, 

Waldo 

SALOONS. 

(See  liquors.) 

SCHOOLS. 

Pacific  University,  (J  W  Marsh  pres- 
ident). Forest  Grove 

Linnean  Academy,  (S  S  Train  prin- 
cipal), Harrisbnrgh 

Blue  Mountain  University,  (J  L 
Carter  principal).  La  Grande 

PHILOMAra  COLLEQE,  (W  S 
Walker  principal).  Philomath 

nSHOF  SOOl^'S  GRAMMAR 
SCHOOL.  (J  W  Hill  princ'l),Portland 

National  Business  College,  (W  L 
White  secy),  " 

SEEDSMEN. 

(See  Nursery  men.  Seedsmen  and  Florists.) 

SEWING  MACHIN""  AGENTS. 

MULLAN  J  H,  (Singer), 

TITUS  BROS,  (Singer), 

Walker  CH, 

Walter  D  P, 

Barbuy  J, 

Barr  S  M, 

FORB^  M,  (Howe), 

FRY  W  B,  (Singer), 

Garrison  J  6, 

Godard  F  W, 

HOWE   SEWIirO    MACHINE 

OFFICE,  (Forbes  manager), 
Hudson  H  T, 

FREIMAN    JOSEPH,     (New 
American),  The  Dalles 


SHIP  CHANDLERS. 

TRENCHARD  &  UPSHUR,  Astoria 
CHLEMANTS  H  N,  (ship  builder), 

Bandon 
HAMILTON  &  GO,  Portland 

SHIRT  MANUFACTURERS. 

MARTIN  MRS  R  M,  Portland 

SHOEMAKERS. 

(See  Bootmakers.)  ' 


Albany 
II 

Salem 
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Portland 
II 

II 

11 

II 

II 

II 
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SOAP  MANUFACTURERS. 

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SODA    WATER    MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 

HOFEUAN  &  JOSEPH,  Albany 

STAGE  LINES  AND  AGENTS 

FHUUFS  H  F,  Ashland 

Cook  &.  Irvine  (agt  U  I  &  O  Stage 

Co),  Centerville 

LOGAN  &  HASH,  Dayton 

Crow  M  M,  Philomath 

Shaffer  J,  Pleasant  Home 

Strickland  P  G  (agt  Cal  and  Oregon 

Coast  Overland    and  Coos   Bay 

Stage  Co. 's)  Roseburg 

Dunlap  M  V  (agt  The  Dalles  and 

Baker  City)  The  Dalles 

Reed  C  H  (The  Dalles  and  Yakima), 

The  Dalles 
Smith  P  (0  and  S  S),  Turner 

Horn  D  (U.  I  and  O),  Umatilla 

Hartman  George,  Weston 

STATIONERY. 

(See  Books  and   Stationery;    also 
Varieties.) 

STATE  OFFICERS. 

Thayer  W  W,  goremor,  Salem 
Earhart  R  P,  secretary  of  state,         " 

Hodgkin  F  E,   dept   secretary  of 

state,  " 

Hirsch  Ed,  state  treasurer,  " 

Powell  L  J,   State  superintendent 

public  instruction,  " 

STEAMSHIP  AGENTS. 

OKAT  J  H  D,  (I  S  N  Co),        Astoria 

SCHETT£B     FBEO,    (Steamers 
Empire  City  and  Francisco), 

Empire  City 

Buchanan  Bros  (steam  transporters), 

Portlano 

HATCH  Z  J.  (I  S  N  Co), 

HODGE  FRANK  T,  (0  S  N  Co),  " 

MoCRACRjsN  J  ft  00.  (F  S  S 
Co), 

OREGON    STEAH    NAVIGA- 
TION OOt  (Geo  J  Ainsworth  gen 

•  ■upt), 

WSIDLER    GEO    W,    (Oregon 
Steamship  Co),  " 

Schenck  Jno,  (O  S  N  Co),       The  Dalles 

Foater  J  R  &  Co,  (0  S  N  Co),    UmatUla 


STRAW  WORKS. 


Siounons  S, 
Young  Mrs  A, 


Portland 
II 


STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

(See  also  Tinners.) 

Albany 


II 
II 

K 


Astoria 
II 

Baker  City 


BRIGGS  JOHN, 

Godley  C  C, 

McFarland  &  Harvey, 

Tweedale  W  C, 

Crosby  M  0, 

Jackitis  &  Hawea, 

Basche  P  &  Co, 

SALTENSTAIL  D,  North  CanyonviUe 

FENN  J  H,  CorvallU 

Weber  J, 

WOODCOCK  &  BALDWIN, 

Gordon  WS,  "       ' 

Sladderly  J  J, 
JAMES  BH. 
DORRIS  BENJ  F, 

McFarland  VV  H, 


If 
II 


East  Portland 
II 

Eugene  City 
II 

Halsey 


II 
II 
II 
II 


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Starr  P  T, 

TOMPKINS  0  F,  Harrisburgh 

Lambkins  8,  Hillsborough 

Bilger  Mrs  J,  Jacksonville 

Starr  ft  Son,  Junction  City 

STARR  A  M,  Lafayette 

Durris  Bros,  La  Grande 

Baldwin  Geo,  Linkville 

HODSON  A  H,  McMinuviUe 

Manning  S  A,  <• 

Taylor  £  Hall,  Oakland 

CAMPBELL  J  M,  Oregon  City 
Pope  ft  Co, 

Webb  G  W,  Pendleton 

BRIGHAN  J  R,  Portland 
Cole  D  ft  Co, 

GOLDSMITH     &    LOEWEN- 

BERG.  (wholesale), 
HEALY  J  D. 

HEALY  WM,  (copper  smith), 
Hexter  ft  May, 
Kafka  S, 

KRiBs  &  McMillan. 

UvyS, 

Madautz  ft  Dnebw, 

Miller  Frank, 

Morin  T, 

Rodgers  T  M, 

Maxwell  W  S,  Springfield 

STRANG  B,  Slilem 

Wade  R  M  ft  Co, 

Morrow  Wm  M,  Scio 

Sheri  ^an  Bros,  Boseburg 

Sheridan  J  C  ft  R  S,  " 

4ubers  B  D  ft  Co,  •r^mmerville 

Bunnell  A,  The  Dalles 

Burns  J,  Uaion 

Jones  J  E,  Weston 

SURVEYORS. 

Mercer  Geo,  county  ■urveyor,  Conrallii 
HOWARD  J  8  ft  SON,  Jaoksonville 
Fisher  E  T  T,  Millw's  SUtion 


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TAILORS. 

DEUBEL  C  F, 
G&AHAM  WB, 

Fox  P  H, 
Kant  M  D, 
LOVETT  GEO, 
HoINTOSH  D^A, 
McLAUOHinrW. 
Brinker  H, 
Willig  Phil, 
Baker  Robert  N, 
Drake  &  Orant, 

OOHEGTS  J  J, 
HANSON  J  W. 
DODDER  G  W, 
MORGAN  FR^NK, 

Feathers  D  H. 

STMONS  C, 

Schneider  P, 
Stenger  Geo, 
Bloom  I, 
Cavanaugh  D, 
Church  Wm, 
Currier  Wm  &  Co, 
Gaudon  P  G, 
Gleaaon  M, 
Manheim  G, 
Myera  H, 

NEIMETERG, 

O'Dea  E, 
Quinn  W  J, 
Shipper  &  Kybke^ 
Summerfield  S, 
Weber  G. 

WELLCdM  L, 

Wendt  A, 
Wilhelm  J, 
Wise  H, 
WoodU 
Williamson  B, 
Fraser  A, 
Haines  k  Goaliaer, 
LOOSEN  P  J, 
Wesetzky  J  J, 
Gmnow  E, 
Nielsen  H  C, 
O'NeUl  J  &  Ca 


Albany 
«i 

Afltoria 


Baker  City 

Brownsville 

Corvallis 
<< 

Eugene  City 
It 

Independence 
Harrisburgh 
Jacksoaville 
McMinnville 
Oregon  City 
Pendleton 


Portland 


Boseburg 
Salem 


The  Dalles 


TANNERIES. 


Adams  &  Elswiok, 
Perkins  J  M, 
Perkins  W  M, 
Perkins  J  M, 
Rawlings  k  Felger, 
Kittering  M  J, 
Ozouf  A  £, 


Beckwith  H  R, 
Irving  B  F, 

PETERS  AY, 

Thompson  J  H, 
Hendee  S  B,  '^ 

Krause  Frank, 

COLVIG  GEO  W. 


Cornelius 

Corvallis 

Eugene  City 

Halsey 
^arrisburgh 
Jacksonvule 

North  Canyonvilla 


Guild  Chas  H,  (N  W), 
OSNTelegraph  Co, 
Western  Union  Tel  Co, 
Hamilton  S, 
Du  Mars  Wm, 
Sansbury  H  S,  (0  S  N  Co), 
Robinson  John, 


Portland 


Roseburg 

Salem 
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Weston 


TENTS,  AWNINGS.  ETC. 

NOON  W  C,  Portland 


THEATRES, 


Ma;ruire  J, 

Reids  Opera  Houses 


Portland 
Salem 


TINNERS. 


Siesz  H,  Aurora  Mfill* 

Smith  A  M,  Buana  Vista 

Cosper  D,  Dalla* 

HANDSAEER  SAMUEL.      Dexter 


Kriessel  Wm, 
Leizer  W  J, 
Layton  P  D, 
Dorris  W  H, 
Starr  L  V, 
Smith  GW, 
Connell  E  O, 
Volkmer  Wm, 


Gervais 

Heppner 

Independence 

Island  City 

Lafayette 

Lebanon 

Marshfield 

Myrtle  Poiat 


SALTONSTALL  D,  North  Canyonville 
Bayer  &  Stanch,  (metal  roofers},Portland 
Cunningham  R,  " 

French  C,  " 

Blackerby  T  R,  Silverton 

Maxwell  W  S,  Springfield 

Messenger  Chaa,  Sheridan 

Leezer  J  M,  Umatill* 


^"c^'uiliei    "^OO"-  MANUFACTURERS. 

Druck  Wm, 
Frankman&  Wolff. 


Parkcrsburg 

Philomath 

Rainier 

Soottsbnrg 


TELEGRAPH  AGENTS. 


Reid  J  H, 
Norris  F  O, 


Albany 
Astoria 


Portland 
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Kenyon  Jno,  llaishfidd 

BECK  WM  ft  SON,  Portland 

HIRSTEL  CHAS  ft  CO,  (wholo- 
•ale  and  ntail),  '* 


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OLABBIFIED. 


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TRANSFER   COMPANIES. 

Christmaa  &  Blatchley,        Eugene  City 

EUGENE  CITT  TBANSFISl  CO, 

(E  J  McClanahan),  '* 

Oregon  Transfer  Co,  " 

Vilf  BUREN  J  D.  Roseburg 
Salem  Dray  &  Hack  Co,  Salem 

TYPE    FOUNDRY. 

HILLEB  &  RICHARD,         Portland 

UNDERTAKERS. 


Franklin  BB, 
Smith  C  L, 
Clarke  &  Burdin, 
REAM  J  R, 
SMITH  &  BUXTON, 
Reel  A, 

WPESET  C  P, 
COOkEH, 
PeUn^P, 
Ew^ry  &  Qarnold, 
Grdved'Wte, 
Pteakney  Bros, 
F^aker  J, 


Astoria 

Bandon 

East  Portland 

Eugene  City 

Forest  Grove 

Lebanon 

Oregon  City 

Portland 


Salem 
Turner 
Wilbur 


^lTEb:^TATES  OFFICERS 

jSi^'W  i),   U  S  collector  of    cus- 

toms^  Astoria 

Chi^plin  D,  receiver  U  S  land  office, 

La  Grande 
Dwight  H  W,  reg  U  S  land  office,      " 
CARTWRIOHTJC.   col  internal 

revenue,  Portland 

BANDY  GEN  G  B,  quartermaster 
'   USA, 

Deady  Matthew  P,  U  S  dist  judge,     *' 
pil^spie  G  L,  U  S  engineer,  " 

Hennan  R  E,  U  S  signal  observer      " 
Keljy  Jno,  col  U  S  customs,  " 

IfaiApson  R  H,  U  S  commissioner,     " 
Majory  Rufus,  U  S  dist  atty 
Wl^eler  H  S,  (supt  of  construction) 
.   Uf  S  engineer  corps,  " 

Benjamin  W  F,  reg  U  S  land  office,  " 
Fulferton  J  C,  recvr  U  S  land  office, 

I  Rosebure 

Cb£|n  L,  reg  U  S  land  office,  The  Dalles 
'fhornbury  C  N,recvr  U  S  land  office," 
Shinn  J  H,  reg  U  S  land  office.      Union 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

(See  also  Cabmetmakers.) 

EVANS  W  H/  Corvallis 

Howe  R  E,  Portland 
Walter  BrOs, 

Fraaer  Jno,  Wilbur 

Wentz  H,  The  Dalles 


VARIETIES. 


Baum  Ed, 
FOSTER  I, 

Palmer  Bros, 
Hodes  C, 
Titsworth  G  W, 
Perkins  &  Son, 
Russ  Mrs  MA, 
Hyman  D, 
Stevens  M, 

CLOW  J  H, 

Grills  Mrs  M, 
Breckenfield  F, 
GHOLSON  JNO  F, 
Clark  J  P, 
Burns  Mrs  D, 
Finnen  J, 
Higgins  J  J, 
Hodgkinson  J  W, 
LA  RANSIEUR  J  C, 
Marsh  &  Co, 
Kwong  Hop  Lee  Co, 
Kennedy  P  A, 
Steel  R  A, 
Gimble  S  S, 


VINEGAR. 

Hobach  H, 

BUNDSCHUH  A, 

M>ers  M, 


Albany 

Astoria 

Baker  City 

Brownsville 

Conterville 

Drain 

East  Portland 

Eugene  City 


Forest  Grove 

Gardiner 

Jacksonville 

Milton 

La  Grande 

Portland 


Salem 

Springfield 

Weston 

Zeua 


Butteville 
Portland 


WAGONMAKERS. 


(See    also 


Blacksmiths 
makers.) 


Kentnor  W  W, 
Siesz  N, 
Smith  S, 
Lachs  Julius, 
Miller  W  C, 
Shlund  Frank, 
Danks  A  H, 
Archibald  PH, 
Brown  N  S, 
Hausman  A  C, 
Thomas  L  L, 
Dunton  Joseph  &  Son, 
Pipe  Wm, 

PURDY  A, 

Tumwalt  J, 
Teal  J  B, 
Lucas  T  H, 
Hayden  H, 
Thrall  J, 
Hudson  C  H, 
Moore  B  F, 
Kennedy  &,  Chiphan, 
Harrison  W  A, 
Hanna  S  P, 
Myer  J, 


and    Wagon- 

Ashland 
Aurora  Mills 

41 

Baker  City 
(I 

CI 

Beaverto  1 
Brownsville 


Butte  Creek 

Centerville 

Cornelius 

Corvallis 

Crow 

Dallas 

Dixie 

Eola 

Gervais 

Greenville 

Halsey 

Independence 

Island  City 

Jacksonville 


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CbAK<inRD. 


WAT 


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Vaughn  Eli, 
Thompson  T  O, 
Bode  H, 
O'Reilly  W  N, 
Ellmaker  A  F, 
Noland  W  S, 
Kelson  B, 
Gilbert  P, 

KIMMELC. 

Rice  Wm  B, 
McCulla  J, 
Hughey  T  M, 
Butler  Julian, 
Enes  R, 

McGrew  &  Johnson, 
Bristow  J  J, 
Bunting  S  G,  (manuf 
Handkins  J, 
Miller  &  Long, 
Pope  F, 
Snider  P, 

LARSEN  PJ, 

Kemp  R  G, 
Matherson  S, 
Lewis  W  H, 
Buraon  W  H, 
Michell  Wm, 
Reeder  Geo, 
Wintermeier  A, 
Brinley  Geo, 
Mettler  Louis, 
Lieuallen  &  Prine, 
Fowler  Chas, 
Schimble  C, 


Jefferson 

Junction  City 

Lebanon 

'  Lewisville 

Long  Tom 
<< 

McMinnville 

Monroe  City 

North  Canyonville 

North  Yamhill 

Oakland 

Oro  Dell 

Pendleton 

Perrydale 
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carriages),  Portland 
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Roseburg 

Salem 

Scio 

Sheridan 

Silverton 

Stay ton 

The  Dalles 


Umatilla 

Union 

Weston 

Wheatland 

Williamina 


Gardiner  &  Dorrance,  (wholesale), 

Portland 
Gove  C  A, 

Henrichsen  &  Greenberg, 
Levy  Ludwis, 

FOLDEMAN  ADOLPH, 

Stewart  C  F,        , 
Stone  B  L,  . 

Van  Beurden  J, 
Beck  E, 
Dehm  F, 
Law  Jno, 


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WAREHOUSES. 


Albany  Farmers'  Co, 
Simpson  C  D, 
Sears  J  K, 
Sawyer  F  F, 
Brooks  Justus, 
Siler  B  F, 
Miller  J  D, 
Applegate  Bros, 
Huntington  Benj, 
Smith  &  Cowan, 


Albany 


Bethel 

Butteville 

Enterprise 

Marion 

Miller's  Station 

Yoncalla 


WATCHES   AND  JEWELRY. 

(See  also  Watchmakers  and  Jewelers.) 
CRAWFORD  W  C,  (clocks  and 


WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEW- 
ELERS. 

(Sec  also  Watches  and  Jewelry.) 
FRENCH  F  M,  Albany 

TITUS  BROS. 
ZUCKERMAN  J, 

Myor  O  R, 
Dufner  O, 

HANSEN  G, 

Perkins  liCwis, 
Elmer  A  B, 
Gardner  J  B, 
8t  Louis  Chas, 
Greffoz  P  P, 
Stevenson  C, 
Brigham  D  C, 
Cr..in  Broj, 

LUCKEYJS, 

Stewart  P  G, 
Brandenburg G  W, 

RITSCHARD  F, 

Brandenburg  O  S, 
Pritchard  D  T, 
Holl  Wm, 

SMITH  GW 


Ashland 

Astoria 
tt 

Aurora  Mills 
Baker  City 

tc 
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Corvallis 

Cresswell 

East  Portland 

Eugene  City 

<c 

Gervais 

Harrisburgh 

Jacksonville 

Junction  City 

McMinnville 
North  Canyonville 


silver  ware^ 
James  J, 
Keintoh  Wm, 
Fry  G  M,  • 
Herdy  G  E, 
Peterous  A  H  &  Son, 
Chilson  B  F, 
Cleaves  I  R, 

CROW  S  B, 

Beck  Jno  A, 
Friedlander  Wm, 


Corvallis 
Dallas 

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Lebanon 
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HIGHFIELD  W  F, 

Lee  M  L, 

BUTTERFIELD  A  E  &  BRO, 

Portland 
Friedlander  Wm,  '' 

Gove  C  A, 

MairotA,  " 

Peter  C  " 

TINGRY  C  G,  (jeweler  and  dia- 
mond setter),  " 
BELFILS  LOUIS,                   Roseburg 
CRANE  W, 

Jaskulek  J,  " 

Johnson  Bros,  Salem 

martin  w  w, 
McDowell  f  d. 

Clino  J  L,  Silverton 

Kimbrell  J  W,  Union 

WATER  WORKS. 

Portland  Water  Co,  (H  C   Leonard 
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Salem  Water  Co,  {W  P  Boothby 
president),  Salem 

Santiam  Water  Works,  (Cooper, 
Wheatdon  &  Co,  proprs),  " 

WELLS,    FARGO    &    CO.'S 
AGENTS. 

Clark  D  G,  Albany 

VAN  DUSENA,  Astoria 

Paige  H  C,  Baker  City 

Cook  &  Irvine,  Centerville 

Kline  L  G  &  Co,  Corvallis 

Underwood  Bros,  '    Eugene  City 

Koontz  M  V,  Halsey 

SMITH  &BBADEI£IiD,  Harrisburgh 
BECKMAN  C  C,  Jacksonville 

Biddle  Geo  W,  North  Canyonville 

Oregon  City 

Pendleton 

Koseburg 

Salem 
The  Dalles 

Turner 

Umatilla 

Union 

Weston 


HAEDmOHJ, 

Livermore  Lot, 

FULLER  G  J, 

Wagner  D  F, 
Beed  B  B, 

THOMAS  BO. 

Kunze  J  H, 
Hannah  S, 
Purinton  E  M, 


WIRE  WEAVER. 

BUSH  7  &  SON,  Albany 


WOOD  AND  COAL. 


BUCHTEB  0, 

Boyd  M, 

Hyde  E, 

Riley  R  R, 

Rines  &  Newhouse, 


Astoria 

Dilley 
<■ 

Portland 


WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE. 

Chandler  T  H, 

ZAN  BROS,  (wholesale), 


Portland 


WOOLEN  MILLS. 

ASHLAND  WOOLEN  MILLS, 

(Ashland  Woolen  Mfg  Co  proprs), 

Ashland 
BROWNSVILLE  WOOLEN 

MILLS  CO,  Brownsville 

HORNING  ft  GROVES,  (carding 

mill),  Corvallis 

Jacobs  Bros,  Oregon  City 

Dalgleish  B,  Portland 

Rockville  Wool  and  Stock  Raising 

Co,  Rockville 


P.  0.  Box  2031. 


D.  HICKS. 


N.  A.  JUDD. 


D.  HICKS  &  CO., 


BLANK  BOOK  MANUFACTURERS, 


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Washinoton  Territory,  the  most  northwesterly  of  the  United  States,  ha»  an 
area  of  about  70,000  square  miles,  being  about  350  long  and  200  wide.  Its  surface 
is  broken  and  diversified:  the  Cascade  Range  of  mountains  dividing  the  Tersitory 
into  unequal  parts  differing  in  climate,  soil  and  productions.  The  climate  is  ret- 
markably  uniform;  the  winters  being  moist  and  warm,  the  summers  cool  anddty. 
The  thermometer  rarely  falls  to  zero  in  winter  and  as  rarely  reaches  90  degIIees^  at 
mid-day  in  summer. 

The  soil  is  diversifie<'i,  being  deep,  rich  alluvial  deposits  in  some  sections  and:  ia 
others  worthless  in  the  extreme.  Although  the  climatic  distinctions'  between. 
Eastern  and  Western  Washington  are  quite  marked,  the  productions  of,  tfie 
two  sections  differ  but  little.  Com,  melons,  peaches  and  grapes  thdve  best  ia 
the  eastern  portion ;  while  wheat,  barley,  hops  and  potatoes  and  all  kinds  of  veg- 
etables yield  abundantly  in  all  parts  of  the  Territory.  Hay  is  most  profitably 
raised  in  the  western  part,  and  wheat  in  the  eastern.  Wheat  often  yields  from 
40  to  60  bushels  per  acre.  Coal  is  at  present  the  leading  mineral  production,  al- 
though it  is  now  mined  only  on  Pun;et  Sound;  but  no  doubt  there  are  fields  o£  conr 
siderable  extent  in  Western  Washingt^'n,  as  the  streams  in  some  places  cut 
through  and  exposes  quite  large  seams.  The  extent  of  the  coal  field  is  about  15,000 
square  miles.  The  coal  shippeil  from  Seattle  is  a  true  bituminous,  and  ha»  been 
proved  by  practical  tests  as  well  as  by  analysis,  to  be  equal  to  the  well-known 
Cumberland  coal.  The  veins  vary  in  thickness  from  3J  to  21  feet ;  the  aggregate 
thickness  of  the  veins  now  opened  is  121  feet.  It  is  estimated  that  the  daily  pro- 
duction of  coal  during  the  summer  of  1880  will  be  from  500  to  1000  tons.  Lanke- 
stone  is  found  in  several  localities.  Copper,  lead  and  iron  ores  are  known  to  exist 
in  some  localities,  but  as  yet  are  undeveloped.  Gold  and  silver  are  found  among 
the  Cascades  on  the  Skadgit  river  but  are  not  very  extensively  mined. 

The  vast  acres  of  productive  lands  which  arc  still  vacant  and  still  subject  to 
homestead  entry,  promise  to  make  farming  one  of  the  leading  industries  of  the 
Territory.  The  immense  plains  furnish  the  best  of  grasses  for  grazing,  and  coal 
fields,  almost  inexhaustible,  arc  awaiting  dcvtlopment.  Forests  of  groat  extent 
furnish  lumber  of  the  very  beat  quality  for  ship-building  or  any  purpose.  The 
manufacturing  industries  are  confined  to  lumber  on  the  Sound  and  the  salmon  can- 
neries on  the  Columbia.  The  leading  industry  of  the  Territory  is  the  manufacture 
and  shipment  of  lumber.  About  1 5,000  square  miles  are  heavily  timbei-ed.  The 
timber  consists  of  ash,  dogwood,  alder,  oak,  maple,  cottonwood,  hemlock,  spruce, 
pine,  cedar  and  yellow  fir.  The  ten  largest  mills  have  a  capacity  of  50,000  to 
'200,000  feet  per  day  and  the  amount  produced  annually  is  about  300,000,000  feet, 
valued  at  about  $3,500,000.  It  is  shipped  mostly  to  San  Francisco,  South  Amer- 
ica and  the  Sandwich  Islands.  Maine  ia  suppliecl  with  masts  and  "knees.".  Trees 
are  not  uncommon  which  measure  300  feet  in  height.  The  waters  of  the  Terri- 
tory swarm  with  fish,  the  principixl  varieties  being  salmon,  cod,  halibut,  herring, 
and  sturgeon;  while  lobsters,  oysters  and  clams  compose  those  of  the  shell  varieties. 

One  of  the  chief  industries  of  Oregim  and  Wasliington  Territory  ia  canning 
salmon  on  the  Columbia.  Canned  salmon  is  sent  to  all  parts  of  the  world,  but 
principally  to  England,  At  present  there  are  about  20  canneries  which,  during 
the  season,  give  employment  to  a  large  number  of  persons. 

The  value  of  the  yearly  products  is  about  $3,000,000.  The  popalation  of  the 
Territory  is  about  60,000. 

RAILROADS. 

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the  near  future  promises  to  fulfill  every  wish  in  this  direccL'>n.      The  pioneer 
line  is 

THE  NORTHERN   PACIFIC   RAILROAD. 

There  is  no  more  potent  agency  in  extending  civilization  iu  these  days  than  the 
railroad.  Pushing  its  way  through  trackless  torests  and  across  uninhabited  plains 
and  through  mountain  passes,  it  awakens  the  hum  of  industry,  makes  labor  fruit- 
ful, and  transforms  with  strange  and  startling  rapidity  the  character  of  the  regions 
through  which  it  runs.  The  war  whoop  of  the  Indians  dies  away  in  the  distance 
as  the  whistle  ut  the  locomotive  is  heard,  and  the  untenante<l  and  untitled  plains 
become  "the  abodes  of  habitable  men. "  The  inHuouce  of  this  transforming  agency 
is  esjjecially  evident  in  the  great  Northwest,  and  is  nowhere  more  manifest  than 
in  the  progress  now  making  in  the  construction  of  the  Northern  Pacific  liailroad. 
Of  the  trans-continental  routes  whicli  span  the  land  from  ocean  to  ocean — great 
arteries  of  the  traffic  and  travel  of  nations — none  traverss  a  country  more  diversified 
in  character,  both  as  to  baauty  and  grandeur  of  iti  scanery  and  the  wonderful 
variety  of  its  material  resources  than  tliis.  The  fertile  prairies  and  pine  regions 
of  Minnesota,  the  vast  plains  of  Dakota,  already  known  for  their  marvelous  fer- 
tility and  the  gigantic  farming  operations  now  carried  on  there, the  unbounded 
mineral  wealth  of  Montana,  the  treasures  yet  lying  hidden  in  the  mountain  re- 
gions of  Idaho,  the  extensive  grazing  and  wheat  producing  lands  of  Washington 
and- its  magnificent  forests  of  unrivaled  timber,  all  combine  to  attract  tlie  attention 
of  thousands  who  are  looking  to  the  West  for  a  future  home — and  there  is  room 
for  all;  let  him  that  heareth  say  come  and  whosoever  will  let  him  come.  Que 
who  cannot  choose  from  the  varieil  climate  and  production  offered  along  the 
line  of  this  road,  a  spot  that  shall  suit  liim  for  a  permanent  home,  need  not 
look  for  it  anywhere  on  this  broad  continent.  Starting  from  Lake  Superior 
the  road  is  already  pushing  its  way  into  Montana,  and  is  extending  with  no 
creeping  pace  from  the  shores  of  the  Pacific  to  meet  the  line  advancing  from 
the  East.  The  Pacific  division  of  this  road  is  now  in  operation  from  Kalamu,  on 
the  Columbia  river,  to  New  Tacoma,  on  Puget  Sounil.  This  iJortion  of  the 
road,  105  miles  in  length,  was  completed  and  opened  to  traffic  in  lii  year  1873, 
since  which  time  its  business  has  been  steadily  increasing.  Daily  communication 
is  afforded  by  this  line  between  the  Columbia  river  and  the  Sound. 

The  Pend  D'Oreille  Division,  extending  from  the  mouth  of  the  Snake  River, 
in  Washington  Territory,  to  Lake  Pend  D'Oreille,  in  Idaho,  is  now  in  course  of 
construction  and  will  be  completed  during  the  coming  year  (1880).  A  magnificent 
grant  of  land  was  made  by  Congress  to  aid  in  the  construction  of  this  road,  and 
however  opinion  may  differ  respecting  this  disposition  of  the  public  domain,  the 
wisdom  of  the  policy  of  aiding  in  some  manner  a  work  of  such  magnitude  and  na- 
tional importance  cannot  be  questioned. 

Tlie  lands  now  for  sale  by  the  Company  in  the  Pacific  Division  embrace  over 
two  million  acres,  of  wjiich  about  two  hundretl  thousand  acres  have  been  sold. 
These  lands  are  generally  heavily  timbered,  covered  by  that  enormous  growth,  of 
fir,  cedar  an(i  spruce,  which  characterize  the  country  lying  west  of  the  (Jascado 
Kange,  yielding  the  finest  material  for  the  manufacture  of  lumber;  but  there  is 
also  much  arable  land ;  considerable  tracts  of  great  fertility  are  found,  especially 
in  the  bottom  lands  of  the  rivers  and  streama.  These  lands  are  easily  cleared, 
being  covered  with  a  growth  of  vine  maple  and  elder,  and  when  brought  into  cul- 
tivation are  very  prt)ductive.  In  the  Pend  d'Oreille  Division,  the  Company 
have  for  sale  nearly  five  million  acres.  This  is  chiefiy  a  prairie  country,  remark- 
able for  the  salubrity  of  its  climate  and  fertility  of  soil,  which  are  now  attracting 
0  large  immigration.  The  Cascade  Branch,  which  will  intersect  the  main  line  at 
some  point  on  the  Pend  d'Oreille  Division,  and  place  Puget  Sound  in  direct  com- 
munication with  the  Eastern  States,  has  hoen  built  for  a  distance  of  thirty  miles 
in  a  southeasterly  direction  from  Tacoma  to  the  Puyallup  coal  fields.  This  coal 
region  is  one  of  the  most  interesting  features  of  this  country,  and  is  destined  to 
affect  largely  the  business  of  the  whole  Pacific  Coast. 

OLYMPIA  AND  TENINO  RAILROAD. 

This  is  a  narrow-gauge  line,  16  miles  iu  length,  starting  from  Olympia,  and 
connecting  with  the  N.  P.  11.  R.  at  Tenino.  The  intention  of  the  owners  of  this 
road  is  to  extend  it  down  the  Ohehalis  river,  tapping  the  rich  bottom  lands  of 


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that  region,  and  thus  openins  np  a  rich  affricultural  section,  which  at  present  has 
no  direct  communication  with  tne  Sound  or  the  Columbia,  and  to  also  open  up 
the  rich  coal  fields  of  this  district. 

THE  WALLA  WALLA  AND  COLUMBIA  RIVER  RAILROAD 

Is  a  short,  narrow-gauge  line,  running  from  Walluln,  on  the  Columbia  river,  to 
Walla  Walla,  a  distance  of  34  miles.  Next  to  the  portage  at  the  Cascades,  it 
takes  second  rank  in  age.  It  was  built  by  Dr.  I  taker,  a  pioneer  of  that  section, 
with  private  capital,  who  owned  and  operated  it  for  a  number  of  years,  to  his 
pecuniary  advantage.  The  necessity  of  a  change  of  management  was  made  appar- 
ent by  the  demands  of  the  populace  and  increase  of  trade,  and,  although  loth  to 
or  sold  his  sole  interest  to  the  O.  N.  &  It.  Co.  early  in  the 


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present  year  (1880),  under  whose  control  it  has  been  brought  to  a  degree  of  com- 
pleteness that  is  highW  satisfactory  to  all.  The  Company  intend  making  it  a 
"compromise  "  gauge,  by  which  means  its  capacity  will  be  largely  increased. 

Tlio  rivers  and  Puget  Sound  furnish  ample  means  of  communication.  Puget 
Sound,  "The  Mediterranean  of  the  Pacific,  covers  an  area  of  2,000  square  miles, 
and  has  inlets  in  every  direction.  The  watera  are  deep,  and  furnish  safe  anchor- 
age from  any  storm. 


Almota, 

WHITMAN    COUNTY. 

Adams  Bros,  flour  mill 
Austin  C  S  &  Co,  agl  implts 
More  C  &  M  C,  grain  buyers  and  ware- 
house   

SPALDINQ  HENRY,  postmaster 
Ringer  L  M,  gen  mdse 

Alpowa, 

COLUMBIA   COUNTT. 
WHEELER  N  A,  postmaster 


Anacortes, 

WUATCOM   COUNTY. 
Bowman  Amos,  gen  mdse 


Anatone, 

C0LU5IBIA   COUNTY. 

Ireska  Chas,  gen  mdse 
Sharden  Louis,  blacksmith 


Arcadia, 

MASON   COUNTY. 
Wiley  L  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Areas  Island, 

8AN  JUAN   COUNTY. 

Caines  Robert,  lime  kiln 
Sbattuck  Charles,  gen  mdse 


Artondale. 

PIERCE    COUNTY. 

Allen  John  carpenter 
HUNT  MILES  B,  carpenter  and  post- 
master 


Bay  Centre, 

PACIFIC   COUNTY. 
Bay  Centre  Oyster  Co 

Boistfort, 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 
Stillman  J,  sawmill 


Brookfield, 

PACIFIC   COUNTY. 

Bell  E  I,  cooper 
Elliott  J  G,  cooper 
Fisher  John,  fish  packer 
Metier  J  G  &  Co,  fish  packers 
Miller  E,  fish  packer 


Bruceport, 

PACIFIC   COUNTY. 

Axford  Wm,  blacksmith 
Riddell  John,  gen  mdse 


CarroUton, 

COWLITZ    COUNTY. 
Haskins  G  H,  gen  mdse 


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Cascades, 

SKAMANIA  OOUNTT. 

Andrews  Mrs  A,  sen  mdse 
Moffett  T,  gen  muse 
Monaghan  Thos,  gon  mdse 


Castle  Rock, 


COWLITZ    COUNTY. 

Carnino  R  S,  bricklayer 
Huntington  J  B,  carpentjr 
Huntington  Wm,  postmaster 
Kelley  P,  school  teacher 
Matt^on  Adelbert,  log  claim 
Morris  Scott,  physician 
Morton  Isaac,  gen  mdse 
FTLE  G  Bi  carpenter 
Wbitehouse  L  H,  gen  mdse 


Cathlamet, 

WAHKIAKUM    COUNTY. 

Allan  W,  hotel 

Barr  Samuel  E  B,  justice  of  the  peace 

BIANIE  A  D,  postmaster  and  saloon 

Clemens  J,  county  assessor 

Dorris  Thomas,  county  commissioner 

Foster  J  J,  county  treasurer 

Graham  J  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

Hallett  H,  hotel 

BQBERTS  0  B,    gen    mdse.    notary 

public 
Scarborough  E,  sheriff 
Shepherd  C  C,  county  auditor,  snpt  of 

schools 
Warren  P  M  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  cannery 


Cedarville, 

CHEHALIS   COUNTY. 
SMITH  JAMES,  postmaster 

Chehalis, 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Berry  J  T,  hotel 
Hemdon  J  S,  druggist 
TuUis  A  F  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
UBQUHABT  JOHN,  gen  mdse    and 

W postmaster 
est  &  Dobson,  butchers 


Cherry  Valley, 

KING   COUNTY. 

DOZ  LTJGItJS.  postmaster 
McQee  John,  blacksmith 


Selleck  J  D,  cooper 
Seymour  W  B,  mn  mdse 
Stackpole  Chas  H,  flonr  mill 


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LEWIS    COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat,  situated  on  the  river 
Chehalis,  and  is  surrounded  by  the  best 
and  prettiest  part  of  the  county. 

Allen  Frank  J  C,  accountant 

Clinger  J   D,  builder  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
Herdman  John,  blacksmith 
Long  ft  Birmingham,  cheese  factory 
MILES  JOHN,  gen  mdse 
Miles  Wm  F,  postmaster 
Waterbury  Bros,  saw  and  flour  mills 
Waterbury  Thomas,  hotel  and  notary 

public 
Young  Geo,  carpenter 


Clatskanie, 

COLUMBIA  COUNTY. 
Conyers  E  W  &  Co,  gen  mdae 


Colfax, 


WHITMAN   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  at  the  junction  of  the  North 
and  South  Fork  Palouse  river,  eighty- 
five  miles  from  Walla  Walla,  and  seven- 
teen miles  from  the  Snake  River  landing 
at  Almota.  The  district  around  is  rich 
in  stock  and  agricultural  properties,  be- 
ing some  of  the  finest  wheat  laud  in 
Washington  Territory.  Colfax  is  the 
county  seat,  boasts  a  weekly  newspaper, 
and  has  a  rapidly  increasing  population. 

Baker  B  &  Co,  livery  stable 

Baldwin  E,  hotel 

Beach  W  W,  physician 

Black  &,  Arthur,  liquors 

Boone  Wm  W,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
Bragg  L  T,  county  auditor 
Bunnell  F  W,  blacksmith 
Bunnell  P  D,  physician  and  coroner 
Carter    A,   dry  goods,    groceries,    and 

boots  and  shoes 
Davenport  &  Baker,  livery 
Davenport  J  C,  flouring  mills 
Downing  &  Warmouth,  market 
Duff  E  J,  county  assessor 
Eella  C,  county  supt  public  schools 
Ewart  J  &  Co,  gen  mdae 
Ewart  Mrs  J  P,  hotel 


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Kenedy  J  H  ft  V 
Kennedy  Thomas, 
Livingston  H  W,  1 
Miller  G  A,  atty  al 
"  Palouse  Gazette, 

publishers 
Pope  Michael,  boo! 
Renshaw  Bros,  dri 
Renihaw  W  B,  poe 
Sexton  ft  Co,  sawn 
Truax  R  C,  sheriff 
Waples  ft  Hargrov 

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Core  J  A,  physiciai 

STANDLET  JB. 

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Wolford  L  M,  hotei 


Columbus  Wharf  a 
Jones  J  RusscI,  coi 


Engle  J  P,  blacksE 

IIBBEY  J  B,  po 

Parker  L  B,  hotel 
Pearson  D,  gen  m( 
Wilson  ft  Co,  flou 


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Hall  Newman  ft  Son,  wagonmaken 

Hamilton  W  J  ft  Co,  drun 

Kellogg  ft  Hopkins,    publiBben  "The 

Palouse  Gazette  " 
Kenedy  J  H  ft  Wm,   blaoksmitha, 
Kennedy  Thomaa,  county  treasurer 
Livingaton  H  W,  hardware  and  tinware 
Miller  O  A,  atty  at  law  and  dentist 
"Palouse  Gazette,"  Kellogg  ft  Hopkins 

pablishers 
Pope  Michael,  bootmaker 
Aenshaw  Bros,  drugs  and  stationery 
Rensbaw  W  B,  postmaster 
Sexton  ft  Co,  sawmills 
Truax  R  C,  sheriflF 
Waples  ft  Hargrove,  dry  goods,  groce 

ries,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 
Wolford  O  L,  county  surveyor 
WOODWARD  S  D,  probate  judge 


Colton, 

WHITMAN  COUNTY. 

Adamson  C,  blacksmith 
Core  J  A,  physician 

STANDLET  J  B,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Wolford  L  M,  hotel 


Columbus, 

KLIKITAT  COUNTY. 

Columbus  Wharf  and  Warehouse  Co 
Jones  J  Russcl,  commission  merchant 


Coupyille, 

ISLAND  COUNTY. 

Engle  J  P,  blacksmith 
LIBBET  J  B,  postmaster 
Parker  L  B,  hotel 
Pearson  D,  gen  mdse 
Wilson  ft  Co,  flour  mill 


Coveland, 

ISLAND  COUNTY. 

Ganett  A  S,  justice  of  peace 
Hathaway  R  I,  justice  of  peace 

HILL  R  C,  probate  judge  and  county 

auditor 
Libbey  J  B,  county  treasurer  and  hotel 
Llewellyn  T  L,  justice  of  peace 
Lyons  M  J,  justice  of  peace 


Cowlitz, 

LEWIS  COUNTY. 

Chappelier  Mrs,  hotel 

DTJsSAN  L  L,  general  merchandise, 

notary  public 
Farron  John,  blacksmith 
Gilbert  Richard,  blacksmith 
Henriot  Chas,  blacksmith 
Henriot  Joseph,  steam  grist  mill 
Howe  H  H,  lawyer 
Pinto  H  H,  gen  mdse 
Samdon  I  B,  carpenter 


Dayton, 

COLUBIBIA   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  in  the  splendid  Touchet  Val- 
ley, thirty  miles  north-east  from  Walla 
Walla.  Tlie  site  of  the  town  is  the  pret- 
tiest imaginable,  the  choicest  spot  in  the 
valley  having  bccu  selected.  Daytou  is 
the  county  seat,  and  has  a  population  of 
1,200.  It  is  a  thriving  busmess  center, 
and  among  its  many  enterprises  boasts  a 
weekly  newspaper  and  telegraph  com- 
munication with  Walla  Walla. 


Armont  I  N,  jeweler,  music,  stationery 
And  varieties 

BurkER,  conveyancer,  accountant,  col- 
lector and  county  clerk 

Caruthers  C  £  ft  Co,  furniture  manufs 

Cook  ft  Wilson,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Crawford  T  H  ft  Co,  publishers  "  Day- 
ton News" 

"COLUMBIA  CHBONICLE,"  O  C 

White  editor 
Day  Bros,  drugs,  books,  stationery  and 

musical  merchandise 
Day  J  M,  postmaster 
Day  W  W,  physician  and  coroner 
Dayton  Brewery,  Rumpf  ft  Dunkel 
"  Dayton  News*^'  (weekly),  T  H  Crawford 

ft  Co  publishers 
Dayton  Woolen  Mills 
Durge  J  M,  blacksmith  '. 

Fall  John,  paiuter 
Ford  J  T,  atty  at  law 
Frary  T  C,  physician 
Gordon  J  F,  carpenter  and  builder 
Hancock  Mrs  P,  millinery 
Hansen  Chr,  bootmaker 
Harris  L  E,  liquors 
Hatch  B  H,  planing  mill 
Hawley,  Dodd  &  Co,  agricultural  implts 
Henrahan  W  S,  physician 
Hunt  J  M,  Columbia  Hotel 
Hutcheon  &  Nilsson,  blacksmiths 
Kimball  Dan,  carpenter 
Kirk  G  L,  justice  of  peace 


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Leren  R,  livery  stable 

Long  k  Co,  flouring  mills,  3  miles  south 
of  Dayton 

Loii(r  .1  H,  oonstablo 

Loii  lohn,  flouring  m'lls,  3  miles  south 
of  Dayton 

Martin  J  F,  justice  of  peace 

Matzger  W  (),  photographer 

McCoy  C  C,  fruits,  confectionery,  soda, 
syrups,  cigars  and  tobacco 

McCully  F  M,  county  supt  schools 

MeDonald  &  Hchwabacher,  gen  mdse 

Mewhniney  T  J,  nssosoor 

Miner  E  D,  county  surveyor 

Mitchell  — ,  ttity  at  law 

Moody  W  A,  carpenter  and  builder 

Mustard  John,  constable 

Newland  &  Kirk,  livery  stable 

Opperman  Geo  A,  groceries,  cigars,  to- 
bacco and  confectionery 

Paine  Bros  &  Moore,  agricultural  implts 

Pierce  &  Staflinrd,  saddlery  and  harness- 
makers 

Reed  Geo  K,  liquors 

Ritter  &  Holman,  manufs  doors,  sash, 
blinds  and  planing  mill 

Rowley  &  Bunnell,  hardware,  stoves 
and  tinware 

Rowley  &  Cartwright,  groceries  and  no- 
tions 

Rumpf  &  Dunkel,  Dayton  Brewery 

Shone,  A,  physician  and  druggist 

Smith  &  Vallen,  meat  market 

Spaiigler  Sc  Carroll,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers 

Sparks  Wm  A,  liquors 

Starne  J  A,  probate  judge 

Steen  R  P,  sheriff" 

Stencel  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Stephens  S,  restaurant 

Stnnger  K  J,  market 

Sturdevant  R  F,  atty  at  law 

Torrance  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 

Waits  M,  flour  mill 
WHITE  0  C,  editor  "Columbia  Chroni- 
cle," county  auditor 
Wolfe  H  H,  county  treasurer 
Young  Louis,  hairdresser 


East  Sound, 

SAN  JUAN  COUNTY. 
Albright  A  M  &  Bros,  lime  kiln 
SHATTUCK  C  W,  gen  mdse 

EUensburg, 

YAKIMA   COUNTY. 

Becker  Jacob,  blacksmith 
Blumauer  &  Block,  gen  mdse 
Haynes  Wm,  hotel 


Jcwott  J  W,  saloon 
Olmstoad  J  D,  gen  mdse 
Shoudy  &  Stewart,  gen  mdso 


Elma* 

CnEIIALIS   COUNTY. 

Abell  W  T,  flouring  mill 

Anderson  J  M,  gen  mdse  and  county 

commissioner 
Byler  1)  F,  notary  public 
Estur  k  Hill,  sawmill 

McDonald  john  l,  postmaster 

Sutton  H  M,  notary  public 

Taylor  H  D,  probate  judge  and  justice 

of  peace 
Twidwell  T  W,  constable 
Zenor  W  T,  blacksmith 


Fall  City, 

KING    COUNTY, 
Taylor  D  N,  gen  mdse 

Fidalgo, 

WHATCOM   COUNTY. 
Munks  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Fort  Colville, 

8TBVENS    COUNTY. 

Boyd  Adam,  justice  of  peace 
Bntton  Geo,  blacksmith 
Brown  W  V,  gen  mdse 
Hosstctter  J  U,  sheriff 
Myers  L  W,  county  commissioner 
Monaghan  J,  gen  mdse 
Montgomery  C  H.  gen  mdse 
Oppenheimer  M  &  Co,  gen  mdae 
SKERWOOD  S  F,  county  auditor 
Wolff  Francis,  probate  judge 
YoKng  H  E,  justice  of  peace      ' 


Freeport, 


KINO   COUNTY. 
Marshall  E  L  &  Co,  sawmill 


Friday  Harbor, 

SAN   JUAN   COUNTY. 

BOWMAN  J  H,   county  auditor  and 

probate  judge 
Lundblau  M  R,  county  treasurer 
Whitener  H  W,  sheriff  and  assessor 


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KLIKITAT     COUNTY. 
Dunbar  R  0,  probate  judge 
Johnson  Thomas,  county  treasu 
Miller  8  H,  coroner 
Mitchell  P,  supt  schools 
Pike  E  W,  county  assessor 
Schuster  A,  sheriff 
STOUT  J  A,  auditor  and  olerb 

Ouemesy 

WHATCOM   COUNTY. 
Bowman  Amos,  gen  mdse 

Hoko, 

CLALLAM   COUNTY. 
Martin  J  D,  gen  mdse 


Ilwaco, 

PACIFIC  COUNTY. 
Williams  L  D,  postmaster 
Williams  R,  hotel 


Irene, 

WHITMAN  COUNTY. 

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Offield  J  W,  gen  mdse 


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381 


ALPHABKnOALLT. 


Goldendale, 

KLIKITAT     COUNTY. 

Dunbar  R  0,  probate  judge 

Johnson  Thomas,  county  treasurer 

Miller  S  H,  coroner 

Mitchell  r,  supt  schools 

Pike  £  W,  county  assessor 

Schuster  A,  sheriff 

STOUT  J  A>  auditor  and  dork 


Ouemes, 

WHATCOM   COUNTY. 
Bowman  Amos,  gen  mdse 


Hoko, 

CLALLAM   COUNTY. 
Martin  J  D,  gen  mdse 


Kittitass, 

YAKIMA    COUNTY. 

Bull  W  A,  stock  dealer 

Cassidy  &  Bro,  Hour  mill 

Dysart  &  (^n,  sawmill 

OLHSTEAO  J  D,  gen  mdse,  hotel  and 

postmaster 
Read  W,  physician 
Wilcox  C  A,  carpenter  and  builder 


Ilwaco, 

PACIFIC  COUNTY. 

Williams  L  D,  postmaster 
Williams  R,  hotel 


Irene, 

WHITMAN   COUNTY. 

Bowers  J,  hotel  and  saloon 
Offield  J  W,  gen  mdse 


Kalama« 

COWLITZ     COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  Columbia  Rivcr,about 
50  miles  below  Portland;  county  seat; 
population  about  200;  contains  a  hotel 
and  two  stores;  southern  terminus  of  the 
Pacific  division  of  the  N.  P.  R.  R;  daily 
communication  by  means  of  O.  S.N.Co,  s 
steamboats  with  all  points  on  the  Colum- 
bia and  by  way  of  N.  P.  R.  R.,  with  New 
Tacoma,  Olympia  and  points  on  the 
Sound. 


Klikitat, 

KLIKITAT   COUNTY. 
Swift  M  L,  postmaster 

Knappton, 

PACIFIC    COUNTY. 
Knappton  Mills,  gen  mdse  and  lumber 

La  Center, 

CLARKE       COUNTY. 

Barr  Geo,  flour  mill 

Brazee  Mrs,  hotel 

Davis  R  S,  physician  and  druggist 

Godkin  Otto,  furniture 

Hobert  H,  carpenter 

Lyons  R  S,  blacksmith 

MILLER  &  OAITHER,  gen  mdso 

Peter  W  H,  atty  at  law 
Tinmen  J  H,  hotel 


Holt  H  H,county  clerk  and  agt  N  P  R  R 
Huntington  Mrs  A  B,  county  supt  of 

schools 
Martin  H,  W  U  Tel  opr 
Patterson  A  M,  hotel,  postmaster 
Smith  J,  county  assessor 
Stone  J  B,  county  sheriff 
Vestal  S,  county  treasurer 
Wbitehousa  L  H,  drugs,  M  D  and  conn 

ty  judge 


La  Conner, 

WHATCOM   COUNTY. 

Alexander  Jos,  drugs  r 

Andrews  L  L,  gen  mdse       : 
Brown  Chas,  shoemaker 
Carlson  A,  shoemaker 
Connor  J  S,  grain  and  commission 
Cook  Milton  B,  saloon  and  hotel 
Davis  J  £,  blacksmith 
Dwally  &  Stocil,  furniture 
Caches  J  &  G,  gen  mdse 
Gilliland  J  H,  varieties 
Hansen  Henry,  saddler 
Hansen  Henry  Jr,  jeweler  ; 

McGlinn  Jno,  hotel 
O'Loughlin  Jas,  tinner 
Whitman  D,  boots  and  shoes 


Leitchville, 

WHITMAN   COUNTT. 

Leitch  M  H,  hotel 
Moreland  &  Shirley,  gen  mdae 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St,  S.  F. 


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Linden, 

WHATCJOM   COUNTY. 

Ooodell  H  M,  gen  mdse 
Hawley  Enoch,  shoemaker 
Luckman  Jos,  brewery 
Slade  Wm,  blacksmith 


Lopez  Island, 

SAN   JUAN   COUNTY. 
Hutchinson  H  A,  gen  mdsa 


Lowell, 

SNOHOMISH     COUNTY. 
Jackson  D  B,  gen  mdse 


Lummi, 

WHATCOM    OOiJNTY. 
MeDonough  B  W,  gen  v--'::m 


Mann's  Landing, 

WHATCOM    COUNTY. 
Mann  Chas,  gen  mdse 

Marengo, 

COLUMBIA  CO'uiiTY. 

Garred  Henry,  saloon 
Harris  H,  hotel 
Patrons  Flouring  Mill  Co 
Short  A  C,  gen  mdse 
Waldrip  J  S,  furniture 
Waldrip  Mrs,  hotel 
Wright  Wm,  blacksmith 


Marysville, 


8NOnOMI«H     COUNTY. 
Comfort  Jas  P,  gen  mdse 


Montesano, 

CHEHALT8  COUNTY. 

AHDERSON  W  A.  auditor  and  clerk 
By  lea  C  N,  co  luty  treasurer 
Esmond  John,  gen  mdse 
Qaddis  D  J,  sheriff  and  assessor 
Talbert  F,  blacksmith 
Taylor  H  D,  probate  judgu 
WaitQ  Nilson,  gen  mdse 


Mount  Vernon, 

WHATCOM  COUNTY. 
BeeberGeo,  saloon 
Clothier  &  English,  gen  mdsa 
HartsonA,  blacksmith 
Shot  J,  hotel. 


Mukilteo, 

SNOHOMISH     COUNTY. 
Cantini  *  Co,  'reweries 
Fowler  J  D,  postmaster 
Frost  Morris^H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Hazard  Sam,  hotel  and  store 
Jackson,  Myers  &  Co,  tish  cannery 


Napavine, 

LEWIS     COUNTY. 
Urquhart  J  &  J,  gen  mdse 
Urquhart  W  M,  postmaster 

Neah  Bay, 

CLALLAM    COUNTY. 
Gfcilick  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Landes  Henry,  geu  mdse 


Newaukum, 

LEWIS   COUNTY. 

Herdman  Jno,  blacksmith 
Her«au.x  Moses,  saloon 
Peaison  T  M,  wagonmaker 
Shorey  H  C,  gen  mdse 


New  CasUe, 

KINO    COUNTY. 

ATJUHSON  J  M  £,  postmaster 

Bryant  J  G,  physician 

Seattle  Coal  d  Transportation  Co 


New  Dungeness, 

CLALLAM  COUNTY, 
Situated  on  Straits  De  Fuca,  about  20 
miles  from  Port  Townnend,  with  which 
it  has  bi-weekly  communication  by 
steamer.  It  has  about  200  inhabitants. 
Lumbering  is  the  principal  business  of 
ito  inhabitants. 


Brooks  S,  carpenter 
Brown  John,  olacksmith 
Clapp  C  F,  hotel,  gen  mdsa 
Dean  B  F,  justice  of  the  peaoe 
Downie  T,  shoemaker 
Foresman  J,  sheriff,  blaokamith 


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King  W,  blacksDi 
Meagher  Nicholas 
MUler  J,  carpente 
MORRIS  J,  postt 
Payne  Wm,  schoo 
Sherard  J,  carpenl 
Thornton  John,  ti 
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Armstrong  Mrs  T, 
tobacco  I 

Arnwtrong  T,  boots  I 
fiarlow  B,  meat  maJ 

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Garfield  W  C,  county  clerk 

Hotchkiss  B  G,  carponter 

King  W,  blacksmith 

Meagher  Nicholas,  probata  judge 

Miller  J,  carpenter 

MORRIS  J,  postmaater,  county  recorder 

Payne  Wm,  school  supt 

Sherard  J,  carpenter 

Thornton  John,  treasurer 

Ward  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace  . 


New  Lebanon, 

KLIKITAT  OODNTY. 
McFall  D  D,  gen  mdse 


Nooksachk, 

WHATCOM  OODNTY. 
Moultrie  W  K,  gen  mdse 

Oak  Harbor, 

ISLAND  COUNTY. 
Barrington  E,  gen  mdse 
Morse  G  W,  blacksmith 


New  Tacoma, 

PIJSROB  COUNTY, 

(SJee  also  Tacoma.) 

Is  situated  on  Puget  Sound,  at  the 
northern  terminus  of  the  Pacific  division 
of  the  N.  P.  R.  R.  It  is  105  miles  from 
Kalama.  The  N.  P.  R.  R.  runs  from 
this  point  south  to  Kalama,  and  up  the 
Poy^JIup  valley  to  the  coal  fields.  Ka- 
lama being  the  terminus  of  a  transconti- 
nental road,  situated  on  deep  water,  ne«i 
vftst  coal  Celds,  it  cannot  but  be  a  city 
of  im^rtance  in  the  future.  All  kincu 
of  liusinese  is  represented.  The  head 
quarters  of  the  Western  division  of  the 
N.  P.  R.  R.  are  located  here.  The  P.  S. 
S.  N.  Co.  's  line  of  steamers  between  this 
point.  Port  Townsend  and  way  porta, 
famish  means  of  communication.  Popu- 
lation aboiit  500. 


Algar  H  S,  saloon 

Armstrong  Mrs  T,   candies,  cigars  and 

tobacco 
Armstrong  T,  boots  and  shoes 
Barlow  B,  meat  market 
BLAGKWELL'S  HOTEL,W.B  Black- 

well  propr 
Bostwick  H  C,  physician 
GHDLBERO  J  Ft  hardware,  crockery, 

agricultural     implements,    grocerids, 

paints,  oils,  eto 
ClANCx  0  E,  Morttary  P  S  S  N  Co 


Clark  F,  attorney  at  law 

Davi?  H  C,  druggist 

Dozier  B  F,  blacksmith 

Emery  Jas,  harness  and  saddles 

Evans  El  wood,  attorney  at  law 

Fife  W  H,  postmaster,  gen  mdse 

Fitzsimons  H,  hotel 

OEIGER  J,  saloon  "  •      ^ 

Granger  &  Williams,  livery 

Gross  Bros,  dry  goods 

HAISTEAD  JACOB,  propr  New  Ta- 

coma  Hotel 
Hatch  &  Co,  sawmill  " 

Ingalls  E  G,  gen  mdso 
Lister  David,  foundry 
Levin  &  Ellis,  barber 
Levin  Louis,  saloon 
Mattan  Robt,  hotel 

MONEY  Si  CO,  job  printers,  paper  rul- 
ers and  stationers 
Muntz  J,  blacksmith 
NEW  TACOMA  HOTEL,  Jacob  Hal- 

stead  propr 
Nolan  S  M,  groceries 
" NORTH PACinC  CCAST,' Money 

ft  Co  proprs 
ORCHARD  0  F.  gen  mdse 
PARSER  A  S,  bootmaker 
FUOET  SOUND  STEAM  NAYIGA- 

TION  CO  (New  Tacoma,  Seattle,  Port 

Townsend  and  Way  Ports) 
QTJADE  OTTO,  stoves  and  tinr#«re 

Schultz  R,  bakery       

SOPER  MI33  NETTIE,  milliner  and 

dressmaker 
SPRAOXJE  J  W.  gen  snpt  W  Division 

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SPRAGUE  OTIS,  general  freight  and 

ticket  aEont  NPRR 
SPOONER  T  J,  stoves  and  tinware 
Stewart  S  D,  watchmaker 
"TACOMA  HERALD/'F  H  Cook  propr 
Walker  J  S,  agt  Welts,  Fargo  Exchange 
Wallace  D  P,  saloon 
Wilkeaon  S  Jr,   real  estate,   insurance 

agent,  notary 
Williams  Miss  L,  W  U  Tel  operator 
W'.'odward  J  W,  restaurant 
Young  C  D,  atty  at  law,  notary  public 


J.  P.  CHILBERG, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  In 

Hardware,  Cutlery,  Crockenr, 

Glassware,  Farming  Implements, 

CHOICE    GROCERIES, 

Paints,  Oilflt  &e., 

New  Taooma,  W.  T. 


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ALPnABBnCALLT. 


NEW  TACOMA   HOTEL, 

J.  HALSTEAD,  -  PEOPRIETOE. 

PACIFIC  AVENUE, 

on  Hill  above  Depot,  If  ©tit  Tacoma,  W.  T. 


Best  of  Accommodations 

At  Reasonable  Kates. 

FKKC  COACH  TO  THE  HOVISE. 


OTTO  QUADE, 

•■  '  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 

House  Furnishing  Hardware, 

stoves,  Tinware,  Etc. 

Heavy    Kitchen    Ware   for   Hotels   and 
Restaurants  made  to  order, 

Xew  Tacoma,  W.  T. 


Plumbing,  Gas  Fitting  and  Jobbing  done. 


mSS  KITTIB  SOI^BB. 

Milli&e?  and  Dress  Maker, 

PACIFIC  AVENUE, 
MEI¥  TACOMA. 

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Daily,  except  Saturday,  at  6  P.  M. 

From  Port  Townsend  to  New  Tacoma  and  Way  Ports, 

Daily,  except  Sunday,  at  1 1  A.  M. 

From  Hew  Tacoma  to  Victoria,  B.  C, 

Sunday  and  Wednesday  at  6  P.  M. 

From  Victoria,  B.  C,  to  New  Tacoma,  W.  T., 

Monday  and  Thursday,  at  5  A.  M. 


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2,000,000  ACRES  of  LAND 


IN 


WESTERN  WAenmOTON, 

Comprising  Choice  Agricultural  and  Timber  Lands. 

5,000,000  ACRES 


IN 


EASTERN  WASHINGTON, 

Suitable  for  Farming  and  Grazing. 


Settlers  desirous  of  making  permanent  homes  will  find  here 

A  HEALTHFUL  CLIMATE,  FERTILE  SOIL, 

An  intelligent  and  prosperous  people, 

A  FIELD  FOR  VtRIOUS  INDUSTRIAL  OCCUPATIONS, 

SCHOOLS,  CHURCHES. 
And  all  the  Advantages  of  a  Civilized  Community. 


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ilj/z^i.^ment  Price  of  82.50  per  acre,  for  cash,  with  an  addition  often 
ci  *   I'fcr  acre  to  defray  the  cost  of  survey  and  conveyance. 

FULL  INFORMATION  respecting  the  Country  and  Railroad  and 
Government  land  may  be  had  by  addressing 

LAND  DEPARTMENT  N.  P.  B.  &.  CO., 

New  Taeoma,  Washington  Territory. 
J.  W.  8PRACUE, 

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OLD  PORT  WINE,  H.  PALMER  &  CO..  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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Novelty, 

KINO  COUNTY. 

BOTCit  G  P,  postmaster 
Jackson  Chas,  gen  mdse 


Oak  Point, 


COWLITZ   COUNTY. 

Abernethy  A  S,  sawmill 
Columbia  River  Packing  Co,  salmon 
Cutting  Packing  Co,  salmon 
Hapgood  A  S,  salmon  packer 
Hume  Wm,  salmon  packer 


Oakville, 

CnEHALIS  COUIi  rY 
Harris  J  R,  postmaster 


Olequa, 

OOWLITZ    COUNTY. 

LATJOHLIN  S  D,  postmaster 
Pumphrey  Wm,  gen  mdse 


Olympia, 


THURSTON    COUNTY, 

Capital  of  the  Territory,  and  county 
seat,  is  situated  at  the  extreme  south- 
em  point  of  Puget  Sound;  is  the  termi 
nus  of  the  Olympia  &,  Tenino  (narrow- 
gauge)  R.  R.,  which  is  16  miles  long, 
and  connects  with  the  N.  P.  R.  R.  at 
Tenino,  and  communication  is  had  with 
all  points  on  the  Sound  by  meant  of 
steamers  of  the  P.  S.  T.  Co.,  which  run 
daily.  The  U.  S.  Land  Office,  and  the 
TariouB  oflUces  connected  with  the  Terri- 
tory, are  located  here.  There  are  three 
papers  published  here,  the  "  Courier,'' 
"  Transcript ' '  and  ' '  Standard. ' '  Every 
leading  reli|;ious  denomination  and  all 
■ecret  societies  are  represented.  Oysters 
and  clams  are  found  in  the  Sound  here 
in  great  abundance.  The  resource  of 
this,  as  well  as  most  towns  at  the  pre 
sent  time  on  the  Sound,  is  the  lumbering 
intereat. 


f^T.J.VH  G  S  &  G0|  machine  shop  and 

general  blacksmithing 
Allen  J  B,  U  S  dist  atty 
Aaatin  E  W,  restaurant  and  livery 
Bagley  C  B,  State  printer  and  editor 

"Pa«et  Sound  Courier" 
BABNBS  G  A,  banker 
Bettman  L,  gen  mdae 


Brown  J  T,  reg  U  S  Land  Office 

Burmeister  C  M,  saloon 

Carlton  House,  Mrs  Clark  proprs 

CAEBOLL  F  P,  atty  at  law 

Chambers  D  J  &  Son,  meat  market 

Chilberg  I,  restaurant 

Chilber^  .J,  groceries 

Clark  W  H,  dry  goods 

C3NX0LLT  T,  bootmaker 

Cook  J  L,  painter 

Cornell  J,  hotel 

Cowles  A  B,  chief  clerk  U  S  S  G  office 

CROSBY,  DAVIS  &  CO,  books  and 
stationery,  notions  * 

CB0S6T  N,  notary  public  and  agt  P  M 
S  S  Co,  insurance  ag^ 

Dascomb  John,  U  S  S  corps 

Dickinson  F,  saloon 

Dobrin  M,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Doane  W  J,  oyster  houss 

Farquhar  A,  gen  milse 

FERRT  E  P,  territorial  governor 

Ford  T  N  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

FROST  R,  hardware,  glassware  and 
crockery 

GALE  J  N,  postmaster 

Grainger  C,  livery 

GXJNN  E  T,  propr  "Olympian  Tran- 
script" 

GUYOT  FRED,  varieties 

HALLENBECK  J  H,  proprietor  St 
Charles'  Hotel 

HARMONY  LODGE  No  18  A  F  &  A 

M,  H  Sabin  secy 
Hayden  J  R,  col  int  rev 
Henry  Francis,  probate  judge 
Hiltz  P,   ;aloon 
Horr  J  0,  furniture 
Howard  Mrs  R  H,  hotel 
Hursch  L,  hides,  etc 
Judson  J  P,  atty  at  law 
Lemon  &  Moore,  meat  market 
Lowe  T  G,  commission  merchant 
Macleay  T  &  Co,   groceries  and  liquors 

and  prest  P  S  T  Co 
Mann  C  B,  druggist 
McKENliY  T  I,    vice-president   and 

general  superintendent  O  &  T  R  R 
MoKENZIE  A  W,  dentist 
McMicken  W,  U  S  surveyor  general 
Milroy  R  H,  Indian  agent 
Mitchell  Wm,  treas  0  &  T  R  R 
Mossman  I  V,  real  estate 
Munson  J  H,  county  treasurer 
Neate  W  J  C,  druggist 
Newlin  J  H,  ter  librarian 

OLYMPIA     BROOM    FACTORY. 

Woodruff  &  Van  Epps  proprietors 

OLYMPIA  LODGE  No  l  A  F  &  A  M, 
T  F  McElroy  secretary 

"OLYMPIA  TRANSCRIPT,"  E  T 

Ounn  proprietor 
Oiitrander  J  W,  atty  at  law 


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Washington — Olympia. 


387 


ALFIIABRTICALLT. 


Ostrander  N,  physician 

OUSMETTE  E  N,  secretary  and  gen- 
eral ticket  agent  O  &  T  II  R;  and  dry 
goods 

Owings  N  H,  ter  secy 

Parker  R  A,  feed  and  sale  stables 

Phillips  A  A,  county  clerk 

FLTJMMER    ^    3,   house  and   sign 

painter 
PORTER  N   S,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public 
'TUGET  SOUND  COURIER,"  C  B 

Bagley  proprietor 

P  S  T  CO,  (Olympia,  New  Tacoma, 
Seattle  and  way  ports),  A  H  Steele 
secretary 

RABBESON    &    EARNED,    under 

takers 

Ranke  Otto,  saloon 

Raymond  Geo,  saloon 

Reed  T  M,  prest  O  &  T  R  R  and  terri- 
torial auditor 

Rosenthal  6,  gen  mdse 

Ross  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Sabin  H,  gunsmith 

SNIDER  J  W,  barber  and  baths 

Sparks  J  G,  atty  at  law 

ST  CHARLES  HOTEL,  J  H  Hallen- 
beck  proprietor 

STEELE  ALDEN  H,  physician  and 
secretary  P  S  T  Co 


Stevens  E  A,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and 
W  U  tel  opr 

STORK  S,  groceries  and  Standiad 
Bakery 

Struve  &  NewHn,  'ttys  at  law 

STUART  MRS  ^p  H  H,  president  of 
Washington  l^.ritoiy  Board  of  Im- 
migration 

Stuart  Robt  G,  rec  U  S  land  office 

SYLVESTER  E,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Talcott  C  R,  watches,  jowelry,  cigars, 
tobacco  and  sewing  machine  agt 

Tarbell  F,  ter  treas  and  ins  agt 

Tilley  M  R,  livery 

Toellner  Chas,  barber 

Toklas  &  Goldstein,  gen  mdse 

TUITE  D,  stoves  and  tinware 

Tweed  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Vincent  Benj,  boots  and  shoes 

Ward  &  Mitchell,  sawmill 

Ward  S  G,  groceries 

"  WASHINGTON  STANDARD."  J 

M  Murphy  proprietor 
Waughop  J  W,  physician 
Wcstbrook  S  A,  dressmaker 
Williams  S,  hnrdw;:re 

WOODRUFF  &  VAN  EPPS,  books, 

stationery  snd  broom  factory 
WOODWARD  A  R  photographer  and 

dentist 
YOUNG'S  HOTEL,  (formerly  the  New 

England),  E  T  Young  proprietor 


OLYMPIA  and  SEATTLE. 

The  P.  8.  T.  Go's  Steamer 


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Leares  OLYMPIA  for  SEATTLE  and  WAY  PORTS, 

Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays, 

At  7  o'clock,  A.  M., 

RETURNING  ON  ALTERNATE  DAYS, 

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AbPUARBTICAIiIiT. 


Onecho, 

WHITMAN    COUNTY. 
WICKS  M  E,  postmaster 

Orttngr, 

PIERCBflpOUNTY. 

Taylor  J  C,  school  teacher 
WfllTESUBLL   HENRY,    postmaster 

Oysterville, 

PACIFIC   COUNTY. 

Brown  J,  sheriff 

Bush  A  H,  county  judge 

Davis  F  C,  county  treasurer 

GOTTLTEA  J  £>  county  auditor   and 

clerk 
Jones  I  S,  saloon 
Loomis  L  A,  mail  contractor 
Olsen  A,  justice  ()f_peace 
PACIFIC  HOUSE,  R  Carruthers  pro 

prietor 
Reed  C  A,  county  supt  of  schools 
Rodway  D  A,  groceries 
Whealdon  Jos  A,  county  surveyor 
Wirt  A,  hotel 


PACM^HODSE, 

R.  CARRUTHER,  PROPRIETOR. 
Oysterville,  W.  T. 


Palix  River, 


MASON^COUNTY. 
Reed  E  O,  sawmill 


Falouse, 

WHITMAN   COUNTY. 

Banks  ft  Haskell,  blacksmith! 
Bremer  Philip,  shoemaker , 
Collins  A  S,  saloon 
Cram  W  H,  planing  mill 
Deony  Sam,  saloon 
Dickinson  F  C,  tinsmith 


Hamilton  W  J  ft  Co,  drugs 

Jackson  Wm,  shoemaker 

Jacobs  L  F,  drugs 

.Johnson  ft  Ettinger,  furniture 

Kiaciild  J  H,  blacksmith 

McClurA  J  A,  saddles 

Miller  J  L,  hotel 

Powers  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Bagsdale  VV  P  &  Co,  gen  mdsa 

Ross  D  H,  livery 

Wolf  Harry,  flouring  mill 


Pekin, 

COWLITZ   COUNTY. 
Rosenfeld  J  L,  gen  mdse 


Pioneer, 

CLARKB    COUNTY. 
Piper  J  W,  gen  mdse 


Plumb  Station, 

THURSTON    COUNTY. 
PLUMB  E  B,  postmaster 


Point  Agate, 


KITSAP   COUNTY. 
De  Shaw  W,  gen  mdse 


Pomeroy, 

COLUMBIA   COUNTY. 

Albertson  H  C,  contractor 

Brady  ft  Rush,  gen  mdse 

Davis  A  D,  blacksmith 

Day  B  B,  grist  mill 

De  Bow  H  C,  teacher 

Dyer  ft  Clarey,  planing  mill 

Frank  Bros,  agl  impts 

Frary  T  C,  physician 

Frary  ft  Williamson,  drugs 

Gallagher  J  F,  boots  and  shoes 

Gibson  M,  gen  mdse 

GillisRC,  butcher 

Hawley,  Dodd  ft  Co,  agl  impta 

Kcmohan  R,  liquors 

Killam  L,  wagonmaker 

Lister  J  H,  atty  at  law 

Mulkey  Bros,  hardware 

O'Dell  A  E,  contractor 

Parker  G  A,  harness  and  saddles 

Pomeroy  Mrs,  restaurant 

Pomeroy  Hotel,  G  A  Sawyer  propr 

Potter  W  C,  atty  at  law 

Rice  ft  Killam,  livery  stable 

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ALPRABETICAIXT. 


389 


SohoU  Bros,  bwwers 

Stephens  Wm,  lumber  dealer 

WTTSON   E  T,    postmaster,    express 

r^ont,  accountant  and  general  poUector 


Fort  Angeles, 

CLALLAM    COUNTY. 

HEAOHER  NIGHOIilS,    gen    mdse, 
postmaster 


Fort  Blakeley, 

KITSAP   COUNTY. 

Peterson  B,  shoemaker 

Port    Blakeley  Mill  Co,   Wm   Kenton 

manager 
Renton,  Holmes  &  Co,  lumber,  general 

merchandise 
Ronton  Wm,  postmaster 
Shobrook  J,  candies,  etc 
Taylor  &  Sackman,  hotel 


Fort  Discovery, 

JEFFERSON     COUNTY. 

Colby  &  Wilber,  salmon  cannery 
Jakes  B  B,  Iwotmaker 
Mastick  E  B  .Tr,  notary  public 
MASTICK  S  L  &  I  B,  sawmill  and 

gen  mdse 
McFadden  E,  tailor 
McPbce  &  Holinequist,  ship  builders 

PORT  DISCOVERY  STEAM  SAW- 

HILLS,  S  L  &  L  B  Mastick  proprs 
Pugh  J  E,  hotel 
Randall  S  J,  machinist 
SMITH  J  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
Weymouth  A,  blacksmith 


Port  Gamble, 

KITSAP  COUNTY. 

Collins  J,  hotel 

D welly  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
JACKSON  I)  L,  deputy  postmaster 
Lane  N  W,  physician 
McGrath  Jas,  deputy  sheriff  and  con- 
stable 
Puget  Mill  Co,  sawmill,  C  Walker  man 
Scott  W  D,  notary  public 


Port  Ludlow, 

JEFFERSON     COUNTY. 

ATTRIDQE  R  D,  hotel,  postmaster 
Calhoun  J  .T,  school  teacher 
Farmer  T  T,  machinist 
Hall  Bros,  ship  builders 
Poole  Louis,  agt  W,  F  Ex  Co 
Pope  &  Tabot,  sawmill,  gen  mdse 


Port  Madison, 

KITSAP  COUNTY. 

Comstock  Joseph,   sheriff  and   county 

assessor 
Jackson  T>  B,  county  surveyor 
Lunn  Andrew,  shoemaker 

McCALLUM  NELSON,  county 

ditor  and  recorder 
Meigs  Lumber  and  Ship  Building  Co 
Primrose  Peter  J,  treasurer 
Winchester  H,  saloon 
Wist  Philip,  hotel 


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S.  L.  MASTICK, 
I'ort  Discovery. 


L.  B.  MASTICK. 

San  Fianeipco. 


PORT  DISCOVERY  MILLS, 

Port  Discovery,  W.  T. 

Manufacturers  and  dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

PUCET   SOUND    LUMBER 

And  Dealers  in 

PrGYisioiis,  Dry  Cecils,  Grcceries,  &c. 

AgenU  for  Steam  Tuff  8.  It.  MAtiiTlCK. 

Agent  in  San  Franc'sco, 

C.  L.  DINOLEY,  Pier  10  Stewart  Et 


Port  Townsend, 

JEFFERSON     COUNTY. 

Port  of  entry  for  the  Sound,  county 
sent,  and  coutnius  about  550  inhabitants. 
Has  a  pood  harlwr,  contains  a  number 
of  good  hotels,  and  has  two  newspnpers, 
the  "  Puget  Sound  Argus "  and  the 
"Democratic  Press,"  It  is  well  laid 
out,  the  business  portion  of  the  town 
Ixjing  situated  under  and  the  residences 
being  above  on  a  high  bluff,  which  gives 
the  town  a  pleasing  appearance  from  a 
distance.  Communication  is  had  by 
meons  of  the  P.  S.  S.  N.  Co.,  daily, 
with  New  Taccmn,  Seattle  and  all  way 
points,  and  twice  each  week  (Mondays 
and  Thursdays)  via  the  same  line,  with 
Victoria,  B.  C. 

The  buEincss  men  of  this  place  are 
live,  energetic  men,  and  a  healthy  trade 
is  carried  on  by  them. 


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agent,  dealer  in  books  generally 
BAJITLETT    C    C,  county   treasurer, 

pilot  cominisaiuner,  varieties,  watches 

andjewelry 
BARTLETT   G  C  &  CO,    gen    mdse, 

ship  chandlery 
Bill  (J  R,  blacksmith 
Blanchard  L  H,  atty  at  lavr 
Bradshaw  Clias  M,  utty  at  law 
Briggs  L  H,  dcp  collector  U  Ss  customs 

CmTEAL  HOTEL,  Dodd  &  Pugh 

proprs 
CMfSMOPOUTAN  HOTEL.  J  J  Hunt 

Daley  Miss  L,  dressmaker 

Dalgarduo  J,  hotel 

De  La  Tong  B,  baths 

]DE  LIOll  R  W,  stevedore;  vessels 
loaded  with  dispatch ;  satisfaction 
guaranteed 

"UEMOCRATIC  PRESS,"  Frank  F 
Myers  props 

DOJiD  &  P  JOH,  Central  Hotel 

Drummond  T,  mason 

EISENBEIS  C,  groceries 

Fitzpatrick  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Gassaway  J  M,  physician 

OERRISH  0  i'  &  CO,  hardware,  gro- 
ceriis,  gen  mdse 

OROSE  W  H,  barber,  baths 

Haller  G  M,  atty  at  law,  notary  pnblic 

Hammond  T  M,  livery 

Hill  N  D  &  Son,  drugs 

HOLCOMB  0  H,  Iruit  and  variety 
store,  restaurant 

HUNT  J  J,  propr  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

James  F  \V,  gen  mdse 

Jones  Jas,  commission  merchant 

Kuhn  J,  atty  at  law,  probate  judge 

LANBES  H,  general  commission  mer- 
chant, brjkcr 

LEARNED  W  H  H,  postmaster,  jus- 
tice ot  tlie  peace,  auctioneer 

LEVY  S  W,  geu  mtlsj,  ship  chandler 

LLEWELLYN  W  H,  r  S  Co  tel  opr 

Meagarry  Wm,  shipping  master 

Miller  B  S,  county  slierilf 

Minor  T  T,  physician 

Morris  W  G,  special  agt  U  S  treasury 

MYERS  FRANK  F,  propr    "Demo 

cratic  Press  " 
Nicoll  E  H,  atty  at  law 
NORRIS  J  T,  stoves  and  tinware,  jus 

tice  of  the  peace 

PETERSON  &  CO,  tailors 

Phillips  T,  real  estate  agt 

"PUaET  SOUND  WEEKLY  AR 

GUS/'  Allen  Weir  propr 
ROffiBRTS    W  H,  tel  correspondent 

Associated  Press 
Schur  Louis,  groceries 
Seavey  J,  county  auditor 
SHEEHAN  J  £*,  stoves  and  tinware 


Smith  D  VV,  atty  at  law 

SMITH  &  TERRY,  meat  market 
interning  J  G,  saloon 
Swan  J  G,  notary  public 
Tibballs  H  L,  agt  P  M  S  S  Co 
Tilman  H,  artist  and  painter 
Tobey  N  D,  shipwright     •  • 

TORJUSEN  T,  saloon 
Tucker  A  H,  carpenter 

WASHINGTON  HOTEL,  J  H  Wood- 

ley  propr 
Waterman  &  Katz,  gen  mdse,  agt  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co  express 
Webster  H   A,   collector  U  S  custom 

house 
WEIR  ALLEN,  propr  "Puget  Sound 

Weekly  Argus 
WHITING  T,  saloon,  on  dock 
Willison  H  C,  physician 
Winslow  F  H,  custom  house  inspector 
WOODLEY    J  H,  propr   Wasliington 

Hotel 


PUGET  SOUND  WEEKLY  ARGUS 

Is  Published  every  Thursday  at 

Port  Townsend,  Washington  T-r., 

ALLEN   WEIR, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 

Terms  of  Subscription,  $3.00  per  annum, 
in  advance.     Six  Months,  $1.50. 

Rates  of  Atlvertisinff. 

One  Inch,  tirst  insertion $1  60 

Kuch  8 ubsequunt  innurtion 60 

Transieni.  advoitUcments  to  insure  insertion 
must  be  acoDUipaniud  by  cash. 


Pumphrey's  Landing, 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 
Pumphrey  \T,  hotel 


Fuyallup, 

PIERCE    COUNTY. 

Dane  E,  saloon 
Kelly  M  B,  shoemaker 
Meeker  E,  cen  mdse 
Wagoner  Wm  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Riverside, 

PACIFIC   COUNTY. 
Barstow  C,  blacksmith 


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Samish, 

WHATCOM   COUNTY. 
Dean  Wm,  gen  mdse 


San  Juan  Island, 

SAN   JUAN    COUNTY. 

Highland  A,  blacksmith 
Katz  Israel,  gen  mdse 
McClochlin  Bros,  Eureka  Lime  Kiln 
McCurdy  James,^  lime  kiln 


Satsop, 

CUEHALIS    COUNTY. 
Smitj[i  Edward,  postmaster 


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Seabeck, 

■       KITSAP    COUNTY. 

Clayson  E,  notary  public 
Hauptley  J,   justice  of  the  peace 

meat  market 
Holyoke  Richard,  postmaster 
Howard  D  K,  hotel 
Kendrick  F  B,  physician 
O'Neil  Wm,  shoemaker 
Sparks  Chas,  barber 
Washington  Mill  Co,  lumber,  gen  mdse 


Seattle, 

KINO    COUNTY, 

A  postofRce  and  the  county  seat.  The 
largest  town  on  Pugev  Sound,  is  situated 
on  |ihe  east  side  of  Elliott's  Bay,  about  30 
miles  from  New  Tacoma,  the  terminus 
of  the  N.  P.  R.  R.  The  city  is  built  on 
the  hillside  and  from  a  distance  looks 
quite  picturesque.  The  manufacturing 
interests  of  Seattle  are  varied  and  exten- 
sive. There  are  several  large  foundries 
and  machine  shops  which  employ  a  large 
number  of  men;  also  soap  works,  sash 
and  door  factories,  chair  and  furniture 
shops,  and  a  large  barrel  factory  has 
lately  been  started;  there  are  several 
sawmills,  etc.  The  educational  facilities 
are  superior  to  any  other  town  in  the 
Territory.  It  has  several  good  public 
schools  and  the  Territorial  University  is 
located  here.  At  present  it  is  under  the 
auspices  of  A  J   Anderson,  A .  M.    Pu- 

fiils  are  instructed  in  all  the  higher  Eng- 
ish  branches  and  also  fitted  for  college. 
The  commerce  of  Seattle  is  considerable, 
immense  quantities  of  lumber  and  coal 


being  shipped  from  here.  The  coal  ship- 
ments being  from  600  to  700  tons  per 
day.  Communication  is  had  with  all 
points  on  the  Sound  by  means  of  several 
independent  steamers,  and  with  Port 
Townsend  and  New  Tacoma  by  the  P.  S. 
S.  Nav.  Co,  with  Olympia  by  the  P.  S. 
T.  Co.  's  steamers.  Seattle  is  the  out- 
fitting place  for  the  Skagit  mines.. 
Population  about  3,300. 


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Aaron  H,  fancy  goods 
Abram  M,  gen  mdse 
Abrams  Robt,  livery 
ALOAR  &  NIXON,  saloon 
AUeo  P,  restaurant 

ANDERSON  A  J,  president  o£  Terri- 
torial University 

ANDERSON  ALBERT,  saloon. 

Anderson  L,  painter 

Anderson  &  Osborne,  saloon 

Andrews  It  B,  notary  public 

Badgley  D,  M  E  church  minister 

Bagley  A  &  H  B,  physicians 

Baker  C  C,  fruit  stand 

Baker  John,  physician 

Ballard  I,  atty  at  law 

PARKER  F  W,  cigvs  and  tobeceo, 
candies 

Barry  W,  saloon 

Baunton  Wm,  meat  market 

Baxter  S  &  Co,  commission  merchants 

Beard  W  T,  gunsmith 

Beer  J,  saloon 

BENEDICT  &  CO,  news  dealer  and  P 
S  Tel  opr 

Bigelow  H  A,  deputy  U  S  marshal 

BIQELOW  J  N  &  CO,  groceries 

Blanchard  J  M,  inn  ■x^'.i  and  city  treas- 
urer 

BLOMQTJIST  N  F,  shoemaker 

Booth  M  S,  county  auditor 

Borren  J,  furniture 

Boyd  &  Pouciii,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Bow  W  H,  livery 

Brennan  J,  blacksmith 

BRYAN  E,  real  estate  notary,  county 
assessor  and  sewing  machine  agent 

Bryant  J  C,  county  assessor  , 

Bulline  G  W,  U  S  steamboat  inspector 

Burian  G,  saloon 

Burke  &  Rasin,  attorneys 

Burke  Thos,  probate  judge 

Burroughs  Mrs  S  L,  millinery 

Buzby  I,  flour  mill~ 

Callagan  R,  chief  fire  department 

Calvert  E,  painter 

CARKEEK  M  J,  marble  works 

Card  &  Lair,  planing  mill 

Carr  O  J,  postmaster 

CARR  tr  A,*  (100  visiting  cards  with 
name  for  20  cents,  sent  by  mail) 

Case  C,  Stevedore 


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CHUBERO  BROS,   groceries,     glau 

ware  aud  crockery 
Choynaki  M,  carpenter  ^ 

Clancy  Thos,  saloon 

CODY  N  T  &  CO,  druggist 

Coleman  J  M,  sawmill 
COLLINS  J  &  CO,  propra 

Hotel 
Combs  S  F,  justice  of  the  peace 

COTTAGE  BT  THE  SEA  SALOON, 

T  Smith 
Coulter  &  Schilestad,  undertakers 
Crawford  &  Harrington,  gen  mdse 
DAYTES  6,  books  and  stationery 
Davis  8,  clothing 

De  Fountain  Father,  fi  C  minister 
DENSMOBE  M,  meat  market 
DeVore  — ,  M  E  church  minister 
DEXTER  NORTON  &  CO,  bankers 
Dixon  &  Dungen,  barbers 
DOANE    H,     electro-magnetic    baths, 

medicated  baths 
Done  H  W,  hotel 
Dougan  &  Cheadle,second  hand  furni 

ture  , 

Doyle  A,  architect 
Ea(.le  mill  Co,  barrel  manfry 
Ellis  J  B,  Congregational  minister 
Emery  C  D,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub' 

lie     . 
ESMONTN  CL,  spice  manufacturer 
Eversham  E  C,  saloon 
FIN-BACK,  Stewart  &  Ebersold  proprs 
Floyd  Capt,  meat  market 
FLYNN  &  ANDERSON,  saloon 

Flynn  P,  cigars  aud  tobacco 

FOSS  &  BORST.  meat  market,  (orders 

from  all  parts  of  the  Sound  promptly 

filled)! 
Fraiientlial  Bros,  dry  goods, 
FREEMAN  A  F,  shoemaker 

FUSSELL  JOHN  JR,  harness  and  sad- 
dles 

Gale  H  A,  physician 

(iasch  Fred,  saloon 

Glore  &  Wunder,  furniture 

OOVE  &  WILSON,  proiluce  and  com- 
mission merchants 

ORASSE  J  C,  dentist 

ORAVES  R  C>  picture  frames,  etc, 
pianos,  ors^ans  and  sewing  machines 

GRAVES  MRS  R  C,  millinery 

GREENBERO  JACOB,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, confectionery  and  cofTee  house 

Greene  B  S,  chief  justice  Territory  judge 

GROSE  WM,  propr  Our  House 

Habighorst  Otto  saloon 

Hall  I  M,  city  atty 

Hall  &  Osborne,  attys  at  law 

Hall  &  Pau'son,  furniture 

Hammond  Wm,  U  S  steamboat  inspector 

HANFORD  C  H,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 


Hanford  &  McClaire,  job  printers 
Hatch  J  L,  notary  public 
Hathaway  H  E,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
Harkness  L  B,  cigars  and  tobacco  and 

money  broker 
Harmon  L  C,  propr  New  England  House 
Harris  G  W.  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Harris  S,  tailor 

HECKSON  A  H,  propr  Seattle  Soap 
Works 

HENDRICKS  H  W,  Truss  manufac- 
turer 
Henry  J  D,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Hess  A,  saloon 

HIGHWARDEN  J,  physician  and  sur- 
geon. Arcade 

Hildebrahd  John,  hack  ft  express 

Hill  G  D,  county  treasurer 

HOWARD  W  H,  hairdresser 

Hunt  J  W,  blacksmith 

Hyde  D  N,  meat  market 

Hyde  S  C,  atty  at  law 

"INTELLIGENCER,"  Prosch  k  Craw- 
ford proprs 

JACOBS  0,  atty  at  law  and  mayor 

Jainieson  Mrs  A,  fancy  goods 

Jenner  C  K,  atty  at  law 

JENNINGS  D  A,  wholesale  groceries 
anil  liquors. 

JONES  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Jones  &  McComb,  flour  mill 

Kalling  G,  painter 

Kaufman  D,  tuilor,  boots  and  shoes 

KEENE  F  A.  Eureka  hairdressing 
rooms  and  baths 

Keenen  John,  marble  works 

KELLOGG  &  SNYDER,  produce  and 

commission  merchants 
Kelly  &  Young,  drugs 
Kenney  S,  tailor 
Kennetly  J,  saloon 
Kiel  Chas,  restaurant 
KinncarCjeo,  real  estate  and  loan  agent 
Koester  A  C  W,  bootmaker 

LARRABEE  &  HANFORD,  attys  at 

law 
Lawton  C  W,  nursery 
LEARY  JOHN,  atty  at  law  and  no- 


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LEVY    JACK,    cigars    and     tobacco, 

theatrical  agent 
Levy  Jacob,  tailor 
LEWIS  J  R,  atty  at  law 
LOUIS  NILS,  propr  Oriental  Hotel 
LYLE  T,  groceries,  glassware,  queens- 

ware.  Hour  and  feed 
Lyon  J  M,  W  U  Tel  opr 

Macbeth  .1  A,  blacksmith    

MACKINTOSH  &  REEVES,  real  es- 
tate and  abstract  office 
Maddocks  M  B,  druggist  ' 

Maggs  J  S,  dentist 
Manning  G  L,  groceriec 


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^  I  McPhee  J  A,  cicrj 
Mehlhorn  A,  brei 
Meydenbauor  VVn 
Mills  M  V,  constf 
Mdls  Mrs  L  H,  di 
Mitchell  G  E,  har 
Montgomery  \Vm 

MOORE  GEO,  pi 

Moore  L  S,  dressn 

MURPHY  BEN. 

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Neuman  L,  gunsm 
^evr  Lngland  Houi 
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NorthupBL,  jobp 

OCCIDENTAL  H( 

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Onsum  &  Olstad,  m 

ORIENTAL  hot; 

Osborne  E  S,  citv  cl 
OUR  HOUSE.  \V„ 
Peteraon  &  Bro,  pl„ 

PICKARD  4    1 

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PINKHAM  A  E 

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hats  and  caps 

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Pumphr.-v  W  H,  bJ 
Pritchard  B,  saloon! 
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Schmid  V,  saloon  \ 
Schroder  E  4  Co,  td 
hchwabacher  Bros  A 
SCOTTJW.grocel 
Scott  B,  notary  pj 
sioner  and  justice! 

Seattle  Coal  it  Tra 
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Maple  Mrs  D,  dreagmakor 
McALEER  HTJOH  ft  CO,  stoves  and 

tinware 
McAndrews  M,  boots  and  shoes 
McDonald  C,  blacksmith 
McGilvra  J  J,  atty  at  law 
McLiire  L  S,  ins  agent 
MoNATJQHT  BBOS,  attys  at  law 
McPhee  J  A,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Mehlhorn  A,  brewery 
Meydenbauer  VVm,  groceries 
Mills  M  V,  constable 
Mills  Mrs  L  H,  dressmaking 
Mitchell  G  E,  harness  maker 
Montgomery  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco 
MOOBE  GEO.  photographer 
Moore  L  S.  dressmaker 
MUBPHT  BENJ,  saloon 
Myers  J,  copper  and  brass  foundry 
NAHEB  (Mas,  watchmaker  and  jew 

eler 
Neuman  L,  gunsmith 
New  England  House,  L  C  Harmon 
North  PaciKc  Iron  Works 
Northup  B  L,  job  printer 
NorwoM  H  E,  tailojr 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,  J  Collins  & 

Co  propra 
Oni^um  k  Olstad,  meat  market 
ORIENTAL  HOTEL,  Nils  Louis  propr 
Osborne  E  S,  city  clerk 
OUR  HOUSE,  \Vm  Grose  propr 
Peterson  &  Bro,  photographers 

FICKARD   ft    URQUflART,  meat 

market 
PINKHAM  A  E  S.  clothing,   gents' 

furnishing   goods,    boots  and    shoes, 

hats  and  caps 
PIPER  W  W,  bakery 
PITT  R  D,  directory  publisher 

•PUGET    SOUND  DISPATCH,"  B 

Brown  propr 
Pumphrjy  W  H,  books  and  stationery 
Pritchard  R,  saloon 
Kea  E  W,  architect 
REINIG  L,  bakery  and  groceries 
Root  O  G,  physician 
ROSS  ROBERT,  groceries 
Rowe  L  8,  groceries 
RUSSELL  T  S,  undertaker 
Schmid  V,  saloon 
Schroder  E  &  Co,  tanners 
Schwabacher  Bros  k  Co,  gen  mdse 
SCOTT  J  W,  groceries 

Scott  R,  notary  public,  U  S  commis- 
sioner and  justice  of  peace 

Seattle  Coal  t  Transportation  Co,  F  J 
Bums  supt 

Seattle  Gas  Light  Co,  J  M  Blanchard 
secretary 

"SEATTLE  POST,"  (daily  and  week- 
ly).  Ward  Bros  propi^s 


SEATTLE    SOAP   WORES.    A  H 

Heokson  propr 
Seattle  &  Walla  Walla  R  R,  J  M  Cole- 

man  president 
Seidell  F,  harbor  master  and  assessor 
SHOUDY    W   H,  paints,    oils,    wall 

Japer,  glass  ware,  etc 
ney  Geo,  cooper 

SMALL  J  W,  accounting  and  collection 
agencv,  notary  public 

Smith  E  L,  pliysii-ian 

SMITH  L  r  ft  SON,  watchmakers  and 
jewelers 

SMITH  TOM,  Cottage  by  the  Sea  Sa- 
loon 

SNYDER  A  M,  attorney  at  law,  (U  S 
and  State  claims  a  specialty) 

Spalring   T   W,  physician  and   county 
coroner 

SaUIRE  S  OPERA   HOUSE,  F  H 

Whitworth  business  agent 
Stacy  M  V  B,  real  estate 
Starkey  D  W,  physician 
Stetson  &  Post,  soah  and  door  factory 
Stewart  &  Ebersold,  job  printers 
STONE  G  P  ft  CO,  cash  grocers 
STRANZ  M,  barber,  baths 
Streil)  Chns,  barber 
STRUVE  &    LEARY,   attorneys  at 

law  and  commissioners  of    deeds  for 

Oregon  and  California 
Sullivan  .r,  varieties 

TERRITORIAL  UNIVERSITY,  A 

J  Anderson  A  M  president 
Thorndyke  E  A,  chief  of  police 
Thornton  H  G,  constable 
Tibbits  J  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Toklas  &  Singerman,  dry  goods 
Troen  &  Raymond,  boots  and  shoes 
TURNER  E  A,  dealer  in  real  estate, 
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Ward  A,  boots  and  shoes 
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Sehome, 

WHATCOM   COUNTY. 

Bellingham  Bay  Coal  Co,  gen  mdse  and 

coal 

STELNWEO  W  L,  postmaster 


Selah, 

TAKIMA  COUNTY. 

Capps  W,  clergyman 

Denton  E,  mason  < 

Hecox  N  S,  carpenter  • 

Kayser  W,  carpenter 

McGlothlen  G  W,  glovemaker 

O'Neil  C,  carpenter 

FUBDIN  J  H,  postmaster,  all  kinds  of 

seeds  and  trees  for  sale 
Bice  L  N,  meat  market 
Sinclair  D,  carpenter 
Taylor  E  R,  blacksmith 
Taylor  G  W,  mason 
Taylor  M,  sash  factory 
Warlow  J  P,  tanner 


Skookumchuck, 

LEWIS  COUNTY. 

CItOSBT  C  JB,  gen  mdae  and  post- 
master 
u  amieson  James  L,  gen  mdse 
Rowland  O,  physician 
W"odhara  G  W  &  Son,  flour  mill 
Young  Joseph,  hot<il 


Semiahmoo, 

WHATCOM    COUNTY. 

Boble  E  A,  carpenter 

Clarke  R  S,  salmon  cannery 

Clarke  Sylvester,  boat  builder 

Elwood  John,  gen  iiulse 

Freese  John  E,  justice  of  peace 

Jones  Zebulon,  carpenter 

Lindsey  Jasper,  notary  public 

McBee  Isaiah,  blacksmith 

Murue  James  E,  gen  mdse 

Richards  Richard,  carpenter 

Stewart  A  W,  blacksmith 

Thurlowe  Alfred,  hotel  and  boat  builder 

Thurlowe  Eugene,  boat  builder 

Willson  Daniel,  surveyor 


Slaughter, 

KINO    COUNTY. 

Axtell  E,  dressmaker 
Ballard  C  H,  civil  engineer 

BALLABD  L  W,  gen  mdae  and  post- 
master 
Brown  B  F,  nurseryman 
Brown  M  0,  physician 
Hughes  A  S,  physician 
Morrill  A  M,  architect 
Tragyer  G,  blacksmith 


Snohomish, 

SNOnOMn^H   COUNTY. 

Brown  W  F,  county  surveyor 
ORE.ORT  H  A,  clerk  district  court 
Missimer  C  A,  county  supt  of  schools 
Swett  J  H,  county  auditor 
Whitfield  \V,  sheriff  and  county  assessor 
VVilber  Lot,  county  treasurer 


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Sharon, 

CHEHALIS    COUNTY. 

Abell  — ,  flour  mill 
Anderson  \V  M,  gen  mdse 
Bickner  H,  blacksmith 
Byles  David,  notary  public 
FORD  S  R,  attorney  at  law 
FORD  S  S;  postmaster 
Gaddis  David,  sheriflT 
Russell  Geo,  carpenter 


Silver  Creek, 

LEWIS  COUNTY. 
TUCKER  JOHN,  postmaster 


South  Bend, 


PACIFIC  COUNTY. 
Wood  J  &  Co,  sawmill 


South  Side, 

KLIKITAT    COUNTY. 
CRANE  J  W,  postmaster 


Spokan  Bridge, 

STEVENS   COUNTY. 

Cowley  &  Ford,  gen  mdse 
Louis  — ,  hotel  and  saloon 


Spokan  Falls, 

STEVENS  COUNTY. 

Arthur  Sam,  restaurant 
Cannon,  Warner  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Cornelius  &  Davis,  drugs 
Friedenich  k  Cu,  gen  mdse 
Gray  W  C,  hotel 


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Cusach  H  P,  broJ 
Eisenbeis  F,  gen  1 
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Gimmel  M,  salool 
Gooiltime  L,  / 
Gnllemette  J  «. 
Hatch  H  R,  HveJ 

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Meeker  J  V,  couj 
Pincus  &  Pachscj 
Rigney  Geo,  post 
Kupp  H,  saloon  1 
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Hawk  &  Harmon,  hotel 

Matheney,  Glover  &  Yeaton,  gen  mdse 

and  lumber  * 

Nosier  J  M,  drugs 
Percival  Bros,  blacksmiths 


Springy  Brook, 

KINO   COUNTY. 

Car^nter  C  E,  turning  lathe  and  saw- 
mill 
Kramm  John,  postmaster 
Long  8l  Birmingham,  cheese  factory 
Saar  Peter,  county  commissioner 
WEBSTER  J  M,  saw  and  planing  mill 


Squak, 


KINO   COUNTY. 
Smith  &  Anderson,  market 
TIBBETTS  0  W,  postmaster  and 

tary  public 
Tibbitts  &  Pickering,  gen  mdse 
Wald  Bros,  hop  raisers 


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Stark's  Point, 

WAHKIAKUM   COUNTY. 

Barr  S  E,  justice  of  the  peace* 
Foss  Thos,  logging  camp 
Nelson  0,  bootmakpr 
Stark  Chiis  M,  blacksmith 
Stark  Mrs  P  J,  postmistress 
Vaugh  1  James,  logging  camp 


Steilacoom, 

PIERCE  COUNTY. 
Bostwick  H  C,  coroner 
Botsford  C  H,  probate  judge 
Clendennin  &  Miller,  gen  mdse 
Cusach  H  P,  brewery 
Eisenbeis  F,  gen  mdse 
Furst  &  Burmister,  brewery 
Gimmel  M,  saloon 
Goodtime  L,  gen  mdse 
GuUemette  J  M ,  hotel 
Hatch  H  R,  livery 
KANDLE  OEO  B,  county  clerk 

auditor 
Light  E  A,  gen  mdse 
McCaw  &  Rogers,  gen  mdse 
Meeker  J  V,  county  surveyor 
Pincus  &  Pachscher,  gen  mdse 
Rigney  Geo,  postmaster 
Rupp  H,  saloon 
Schafer  Wolf,  county  treasurer 
Shafer  &  Howard,  brewery 
Thompson  Wm,  saloon 
Westbrook  J  J,  livery 
Young  B  A,  sheriff  Mid 


Steptoe, 

WHITMAN   COUNTY. 

Comages  Geo,  attorney 
Davis  James  S,  gen  mdse 
MTLtWk  J,  postmaster 


Sumner, 

PIERCE   COUNTY. 

Boatman  Geo,  notary  public 
McMillan  J,  gjn  mdse 
Smith  W  W,  foundry 
SPINNINa  E  P,  postmaster 


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Tacoma, 

PIERCE   COUNTY, 
(See  also  New  Tacoma.) 

Is  situated  on  Pugct  Sound,  two  miles 
from  New  Tacoma,  the  terminus  of  N. 
P.  R.  R.  A  large  sawmill  at  this  point 
gives  employment  to  a  number  of  men. 
Population  about  200. 

Barlow  B,*meat  market 

Bendure  T,  groceries 

Bowers  J  W,  saloon 

Fuller  J  N,  saloon  and  livery 

Hansen,   Ackerson  &  Co,  sawmill  and 

gen  mdse 
Howes  S  0,  justice  of  the  peace 
Kaufman  M,  hotel 
Robertson  VV  F,  photographer 
Steele  Mrs  J  E,  hotel 
WALTERS  A.  postmaster  and  groceries 
Whipple  A  J,  drugs 
Wolti  Louis,  gen  mdse 


Tenino, 

THURSTON   COUNTY. 

Brown  F  R,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Davenport  S,  cabinetmaker 

Huston  W  J,  hotel 

Peny  A  W,  chu  -  factory 

Reed  C  L,  ticket  agent  NP&OftTRR 

Traokwell  J  M,  blacksmith 


Tulalip, 

FINOnOMISH   COUNTY. 

(Indian  Reservation.) 

HEALT  P  0,  g«a  mdse  a&d  pootrnM- 


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Tumwater, 

THURSTON     COUNTY. 

Biles  James,  tannery 
Burlingham  I,  water-pipe  factory 
Cooper  S  M,  sash  and  doors 
American  Water-pipe  Co,  I  Burlingame 

act 
Canoy  Jos,  hotel 

Cooper  S  M,  door  and  sash  factory 
Crosby  &  Kratz,  flour  mill 
Dunlap  J,  gen  mdse 
EASTMAN  F,  g<in  mdse,  postmaster, 

harness,  blacksmith 
Esterley  R  G,  cabinet  maker 
Gilbach  G,  flouring  mill 
Kendall  B  F,  door  and  sash  factory 
Kratz  &  Bomer,  hote? 
Pressey  E  P,  cabinet  mi:ker 
Biverside  House 
Sinnock  John,  sash  factory 
Ward  &  Mitchell,  sawmill/ 
White  G  H,  bookbinder 


Union  City, 

MASON   COUNTY.. 

-'^Beavy  &  Latham,  loggers  and  gen 
mdse 


Union  Ridg^e, 

CLARKE  COUNTY. 

Gordon  A,  hotel 

Hathaway  M  R,  notary  public 

JONES  H  B,  gen  mdse 

McAndrews  A,  civil  engineer 

Shobert  8,  postmaster 

Tanner  H  C,  general  contractor 


Uniontown, 

WHITMAN    COUNTY. 

Adamson  Chris,  blacksmith 
Flasbman  N,  shoemaker 
Hanna  S,  saddler 
Hnll  G  W,  blacksmith 
Jacobs  N,  brewer 
McLeod  Wm,  saloon 
Olson  J  B,  hotel 
Woodworth  Ray,  gen  mdse 


Utsaladdy, 

ISLAND   OOUNTY. 

Jaeobft  G  S,  bookkeeper  Pao  Mail  S  S  Co 
Jomp  N  D,  hotel 
Jomp  Peter  D,  notary  public 
Uewellyn  Thomas,  justice  of  th«  peace 
KABIIN  B  L,  postmaster  and  store 


Vancouver, 

CLARKE   COUNTY. 

Armstrong  J  N,  photographer 
Bier  Fred  W,  telegraph  office  and  county 
treasurer  

BLOOMFIEIJ)  &  DANIELS,  attor- 
neys at  law 

BourkM  J,  saloon 

BROWN  CHAS,  county  auditor 

Brown  Matt,  saloon 

BURKE  JOS,  meat  market 

DANIELS  0  H,  stoves  and  tinware 

Dupuis  G  A,  groceries 

DUROIN  G  W,  groceries  and  provi- 
sions. Main 

Eddings  Jolin,  postmaster 

Fletcher  J  H,  sheriff 

Flisher  G,  tailor 

Goodwin  J  H,  hotel 

60TTARD0  Q,  tailor,  Main 

Gridley  &  Whitney,  furniture  and  under- 
takers 

Gustaver  E,  blacksmith 

HASTINGS  D  M,  restaurant 

Hazard  W  C  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Healy  J  P,  saloon 

J  Aggy  John,  gen  mdse 

Kaiser  J  M  rs,  groceries 

MARSH  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Matson  &  Espy,  livery  stable 

Maxon  S  O,  gen  mdse 

Maynes  Smith,  saloon 

McCarty  E,  hotel 

O'NEILL  &  SMITH,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco 

FADDEN  J  W,  Eureka  Saloon  and 
Billiard  Hall 

Ranc  Wm,  probate  judge 

Robb  R,  school  supt 

Robinson  L,  hotel 

Smith  Mrs  E,  groceries 

SMITH  J  0,  livery  stable 

SOHNS  &  SCHTJELE,  gen  mdse.  Main 

Sorenzon  A,  cigars  and  tobaccoes 

Sparks  Edwin,  county  assessor 

STEOERT  C  R,  meat  market 

Stevens  W  C,  bakery 

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THOMLINSON  L  C,  barber 

VANCOUVER    CITY  FLOURING 

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Wall  D,  druggist 
Weeden  N  J,  notel 

Wells,  Fargo  St  Co  Exp'a,  J  J  Beeeon  agt 
Williams  G,  restaurant 
Wintler  J  J,  harness  and  saddles 
WINTLER  M,  gen  mdse 
WISE  MRS  A,  gen  mdse 
WOLF  R.  boots  and  shoMi 
Yoong  A,  brevidry 


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Vincent  C  S,  stoves 
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Waitsburgh, 

WALLA  WALLA  CODNTT, 

Is  a  pretty  town  of  about  250  inhabitants, 
situated  in  the  fertile  Touchet  Valley, 
19  milca  from  Walla  Walla.  The  num- 
ber and  prosperity  of  its  business  houses 
are  indicative  of  its  favorable  location. 
With  the  country,  Waitsburgh  should 
grow  apace. 

Bremer  Geo,  hairdresser  and  confec- 
tionery 

Bremer  fh,  bootmaker 

Brouillet  Albert,  blacksmith 

Child  R,  blacksmith 

Fields  J  W  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Hanaford  Chas,  hotel 

Harknesa  M  J,  market 

Hart  Frank  G,  livery  stable  and  saloon 

Kellicut  Geo,  harneasmaker 

Miaeer  W  S,  physician 

Moorehouse  J  C,  wagonmaker 

Morgan  &  Whitcher,  drugs 

Preston,  Powell  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and 
flouring  mills 

Smith  Wra,  postmaster  and  agt  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 

Stuart  H  M,  physician  and  pharmacist 

Stuart  L  B,  agt  W  W  &  D  Tel  Co 

Vincent  C  S,  stoves  and  tinware 

Wimpy  t  Whitcher,  livery  stable 


bright  future  for  the  city.  The  soil  is 
so  fercile  that  yielda  of  40  bushels  of 
wheat  per  acre  are  quite  common,  while 
there  are  numerous  instances  every  year 
where  the  production  of  that  cereal  has 
reached  75  bushels  per  acre.  Hence  the 
cultivation  of  large  tracts  of  la>:.d  must 
result  in  an  extensive  commerce.  At 
some  seasons  all  the  steamers  of  the  0. 
N.  &  R.  R.  Co.  are  tested  to  their  ut- 
most capacity  and  then  do  not  carry 
more  than  half  the  grain  harvested.  As 
an  evidence  of  this  pretty  but  quite  re- 
mote  city  being  prosperous,  we  have  but 
to  refer  to  the  fact  that  buildings  can- 
not be  procured  "for  love  of  money." 
Rents  are  exhorbitant.  The  society  of 
the  place  is  excellent,  the  sanitary  con- 
dition superior,  and  the  state  of  mora'.ity 
of  a  very  high  standard.  Her  future  as 
the  commercial  metropolis  of  that  sec- 
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WALLA  WALLA  COUNTY, 

Is  a  prosperous,  handsomely  built  and 
regularly  laid  out  city  of  4,500  inhabi- 
tants, beautifully  situated  in  the  pictur- 
esque valley  from  which  it  derives  its 
name.    The  streets  of  this  city  are  broad 
and  run  at  right  angles,  and  in  the  erec- 
tion of  so  many  elegant  churches  and 
private    residences    her   citizens    have 
shown  a  pride  in  their  place  that  is  truly 
commendable.     It  it  the  county  seat  and 
is  the  largest  place,  perhaps,  in  the  Ter- 
ritory.    Being   the    chief    distributing 
point  for  all  that  section  of  country  ly 
mg  to  the  north,  northeast  and  east  her 
trade  necessarily  is  very  extensive.    She 
is  also  the  entrepot  for  all  produce  of  the 
rich  country  which  is  tributary  to  it 
The  completion  of  the  Northern  Pacific 
Railroad  will,  no  doubt,  be  a  source  of 
much  greater  convenience  than  the  Walla 
Walla  and  Columbia  River  Railway  af- 
fonled,  for  its  capacity  was  somewhat  lim- 
ited.   As  the  immigration  of  a  good  class 
of  people  still  continues  to  pour  into  the 
Puonae   and    Fend   D'OreiUe    regions, 
there  is  a  safety  in  the  prediction  of  a 


Adams  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Addison  J  R,  contractor  and  builder 

Alban  W  G,  physician 

Aldana  A,  saddles 

ANDERS  T  J,  lawyer,  NW  cor  Main 

and  Second 
Andrews  Ida  E,  physician 
Andrews  J  C,  physician 
Auberry  W  T,  saloon 
Ayres  A  Reeves,  clerk  dist  court  1st  ju- 
dicial dist 
Baker  &  Boyer,  bankers 
Baker  E  F,  In  rubor 
Bales  G  E,  h         s  and  saddles 
Bales  L  L,  ha.  uii  saddles 

Barrett  J  S,  boots  and  shoes 
Bauer  J,   furnishing  good^^    cigars  a,nd 

tobacco 
BAUMEISTER    H    &     E,    Oriental 
Baths,  Hairdressing  and  Shaving  Pa!*- 
lor,  Main 
BEAU  E,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker, 

First  bet  Main  and  Alder     > 
Bell  Frank,  hotel 

Bellman  &  Peter,  tailor 
Besheinon  J,  watches  and  jewelry 

Besserer  C,   pub  and  propr    "Watch- 
man" 

Bessette  &  Pelky,  liquors 

Betz  Jacob,  saloon  ^ 

Bickford  L  H,  lodging 

Bingham  J  E,  physician 

BLALOGK  N  G,  physician 

Blalock,  Son  k  Co,  lumber 

BOCKLER  ROBT,  W^Ua  WalU  Res- 
taurant 

Boesch  F,  tailor 

Bogle  B,  barber 

Boyd  J  M,  physician 

Boyer  Jno  F,  county  treasorer 


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BREOHTEL  0,  steam  bakery  and  con- 
fectionery,  Main 

Brents  T  H,  lawyer 

Brodeck  &  Co,  phoiiugraphem 

Bruner  W,  liquors 

Burch  B  F,  physician 

Burgess  T  T,  saloon 

Buswell  E,  shoemaker 

CATON  N  T,  attorney  at  law,  Third 

Chadcy  &  Chamberlain,  saloon 

CHAPMAN  &  BOTER,  money  brok- 
ers, real  estate  and  insurance  tigonts, 
notaries  public,  commissioners  of  deeds 
and  conveyancers.  (See  advertise- 
ment) 

Chase  H  M,  ins  agt  and  notary 

Chessey  Mrs  B  C,  milliner 

CHINA  JIM,  upholsterer 

Clark  H,  agt  W  W  &  C  R  R 

CLOWE  WM  B,  dentist,  over  First 
National  Bank 

Cohn  A  A,  (H  Mctzger  manager),  hides 
and  furs 

Colman  D  J,  marble  works 

Colt  Mark  F,  groceries 

C00LBATJ6H  &  BALI,  Cayuse  Liv 
ery  iStable  and  restaurant 

Cooper  &  Schmuck,  chop  mills 

Corcoran  R  B,  veterinary  surgeon 

Corson  &  Stockwell,  painters 

Creger  Bros,  clothing 

Crittenden  &  Kerr,  groceries 

CROP?  J  F,  physician 

Davis  Chas,  varieties 

Day  J  H,  druggist 

Debus  H,  tailoi 

Deer  Mrs  Jno,  bakery 

Do]  an  M  B,  boots  and  shoes 

Doolcy  &  Kirkman,  meat  market 

Dorr  Jas,  dentist 

Dovell  J  &  Co,  manufrs  furniture 

Drugan  W  C,  merchant  tailor 

Dusenbery  Bros,  gen  mdse 

EISELEN,  VENNIGERHOLZ  &  CO, 

Vienna  CofiFee  Houso 
Ennis  Chris,  meat  market 
Eversz  k  Abel,  furniture 
Faucette  Jno,  wagonmaker 
FAULKNER.  &   JUDSON,    carriaj^e 

painters.  Main 
First   National  Bank,    W    V    Spencer 

cashier 
Fitzgerald  E  P,  liardware 
Fitzgerald  J  B,  barber 
Foor  4  Healoy,  boot  and  shoemakers 
Glasford  Wm,  planing  mill 
Gleim  Geo,  brewery 
Grunert  0,  barber 
Guichard  R,  probate  judge 
Guthridge  B  G,  meat  market 
Hancock  A  Wright,  broom  factory 
Hawley,  Dodd  k  Co,  agl  impts 
HEBaIFF  E  L,  booki  and  stationerj 


Hjrzog  Chas,  dentist 

Tiess  Jos,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Holmes  H  E,  druggist 

Howard  H,  liquors  ' 

Howe  Jasper,  bookbinder 

Isaacs  J  C,  gas  fitter  and  plumber  and 

flouring  mills 
Isham  A  E,  lawyer 
Jahns  Chas,  saloon 
Jamieson  VV  G,  watches  and  jewelry 
Johnson  &  Herrilf,  proprs  the  "Union" 
Johnson,  Rees  &  Winans,  gen  mdse 
Jordan  Ed,  liquors 
Kelli  g  &  Bender,  saloon 
EELLOOO  &  NICHOLS,  homapathio 

physicians  and   surgeons,  over  First 

National  Bank 
Kennedy  J  K,  lawyer 
Kimball  &  Son,  books  and  stationery 
Kirkman  W  G,  restaurant 
KLEBER  F  E.  Eagle  Brewery  Saloon 

KOHLHATTFF  WM,  proprietor  of  St 
Louis  Hotel 

Lacy  O  P,  justice  peace  and  commission- 
er of  deeds  fnr  Oregon 

LACT  &  WHITMAN,  insurance  and 
collection  agents,  auction  and  commis- 
sion merchants 

Laman  J  D,  justice,  notary,  r"*]  estate 

Lambert  V  D,  cooperage 

Langford  W  G,  lawyer 

Leedy  k  Turner,  restaurant 

Leifimann  J,  hides  and  wool 

Lemont  Mrs  S  E,  millinery 

LESSER  S>  cigars,  tolmcco,  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods  and  notions.  Main 

Lewis  Jno  B,  books  and  stationery 

Loehr  F  F,  county  surveyor 

LORENZEN  A  L  manager  for  L  K  G 
Smith,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Main  beA 
Third  and  Fourth 

LO  ROMER  JOHN,  architect 

Lucas  John,  restaurant 

Lux  John,  blacksmith 

Lynch  P  M,  blacksmith 

LYTS  W  D,  auction  and  commission. 
Third  nr  Main 

Lyts  W  D  &  Son,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Mal)ry  T  S,  carpenter 

Maiik  C  H,  dentist- 

Ma<  kenzie  R  B,  broker 

Marion  A  N,  physician 

Marshall  k  Jones,  foundry  and  machine 
shop 

Marshall  k  Pearson,  groceries 

Martin  M,  blacksmith 

Mason  H  B,  saloon 

Massam  E  H,  wagonmaker 

Mauzey  Dr,  physician  < 

McAufiff  J,  lumber 

MoGALLET  A  &  SON,  Standard 
flouring  mills 

McG«ary  Mrs  M,  restaurant   - 


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Me'  ds  F  S,  merchant  tailor 

M'.ler  J  T,  propr  Walla  &  Colfax  stage 

line 
Mitchell  Jno  B,  barV  r 
Mitchell  K  W  C,  clerk  U  S  land  office 
Mix  Jarnea  D,  atty  at  law 
MORBISON  E  H,  reg  U  S  land  office 
Newbury  Chapman  &  Co,   agricultural 

implements 
Noble  L  B,  lawyer 
Nunan  J,  manfr  whip  lashes 
O'DONIIELL   WM,  hardware   stoves 

and  tinware 
Osb!)m  J  Q,  photographer 
OSBORN  &  MORRISON,  livery,  feed 

and  sale  stable.  Main  and  Fifth 
PAINE  BROS,  farm  implements,  mill 

machinery,  etc 
Painter  W  C,  county  auditor  and  recor- 
der 
Parker  Frank  J,  editor  and  pub  "States- 
man," weekly 
Pasquay  Otto,  saloon 
Patterson  G  L,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Perkinson  J  E,  hotel 
Phillips  P  F,  groceries 
PICARD  &  CLARK,  carpenters    and 

builders  and  undertakers 
Pond  Mrs  O  F,  hotel 
PORTER  H  M  &  CO,  hardware,  stoves 

and  tinware 
QUINN  THOS,  harness   and  saddles, 

SW  cor  Main  and  Second 
HEED    ALEXi     receiver     of     public 

moneys  for  W  \V  land  dist 
Ceymolds  R  P,  groceries  and  dry  goods 
ROACH  PETER,  gun  and  locksmith, 

ammunition  and  sporting  goods 
Ronan  Thos,  sewing  machines 
Rose  Chas,  saloon 
Ross  Bros,  groceries 
ROUNDS  R  R,  Columbia  House,  Main 

bet  First  and  Second 
Savage  (Jeorge,  watches  and  jewelry 
Scliui^bly  &  Thoinpson,  millinery 
SCHTJLER  JPST,  boot  and  shoemaker 

and  dealer  in  leather  and    shoe-find 

ings.     Repairing    neatly  and  quickly 

done 
Schultz  F  W  &  Co,  saloon 
Schumacher  A,  saloon 


SCHUMACHER  C,  g^-iua  and  ammuni- 
tion 

Schwabacher  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Seil  N,  bootmaker 

Sharpstein  B  L,  notary  public 

SHARPSTEIN  B  L  &  J  L,  lawyers 

Shaw  L«  F  A,  deputy  col  of  internal 
revenue 

Sheppard,  Jaycox  &  Co,  gen  ludse 

Simons  H  O,  painter 

Smails  Geo,  livery 

SMALL  BROS,  proprs  Stine  House 

Small  Bros,  livery  and  lumber 

Smith  L  K  G,  (A  L  Lorenzen  manager), 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Stahl  Jno  H,  liquors  and  brewery 

Stone  Frank,  ssdoon 

STOTT  FELDMAN,  crockery,  glass 
and  china  ware,  clocks,  cutlery,  etc 

Straight  Z  K,  watches  and  jewelry 

Swezea  S  W,  harness  and  saddles 

Taylor  H  R,  liquors 

Taylor  J  E,  cigars  and  tobacco 

TATLOR  THOS,  manf  ag  Confectioner 
and  oysters.  Main  bet  Second  and  Third 

Tetro  L  T  &  Co,  saloon 

Thaysen  J  H,  blacksmith 

Thompson  C  T,  hardware 

Thompson  J  B,  sheriff 

Tierney  Thos,  livery 

TRUESDALL  JOSEPH.  Pony  .Saloon, 
Alder 

Vawter  \Vm,  postmaster 

"WALLA  WALLA  UNION,"  (week- 

ly),  Johnson  &  Herriffpubs  and  proprs 
Welsh  &  Co,  flouring  mills 
Wheelan  James,  harness  and  saddles 
Whelan  &  Merrifield,  groceries 
Whitehouse  &  Falconer,  contractors  and 

builders 
Whitman  E  B,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  notary 
Williams  E  J,  saloon 
WILLIAMS  R  G,  fruits,  confectionery 

and  notions 
Wilson  0  F,  sewing  machines 
Wind  F  H,  saloon 
Wingard  S  C,  judge  1st  dist 
Wintler  &    Boucher,  blacksmiths   and 

wagonmakers 
Young  Alex  M,  chop  house 


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WASHINGTON  TERRITORY. 

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MONEY    BROKERS, 

All  kinds  of  Land  ScKp  and  Floats  Bought  and  Sold. 

Real  Estate,  iQsiiriGeiGeneralApQts, 

Conveyancers,  Accountants  and  Notaries  Public, 

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HANUFACTURER  OF 

CALIFORNIA  SADDLES. 

[California  tree ;  horn  and  cantle  covered;! 
three  inch  stirrup  leathers ;  iron  strap  stirrups, 
with  or  without  rollers,  and  with  or  without  tapa- 
deros ;  jockeys  on  seat;  1^  latijos;  best  open 
cincha,  leathered,  made  of  the  very  best  Califor- 
nia  skirting  ;  saddle  varied  to  order.] 

HarneM,  Saddles.  Wh'ps,  Spurs,  Bits,  Nose  Bags,  Overalls,  and 

everything  in  the  Saddle  and  Harness  line. 

Walla  Walla,  Washington  Territory. 


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GUNS,  AMMUNITION.  FISHING  TACKLE,  ETC. 

MAIN  STREET.  OPP.  ST.  LOUIS  HOTEL, 

Agent  For  the  DOMESTIC  I  NEW  CROWN  Sewing  Machines. 

ALL  KINDS  OF  REPAIRING  PROMPTLY  DONE. 

JOST  8CHNELER,         ~~ 

Manufacturer  of  and  dealer  in 

BOOTS    AND    SHOES, 

Main  Street,  Walla  Walla,  Washington  Territory. 


All  kinds  of  French  and  American  Calf  and  Kip,  and  the  beat 
Santa  Cruz  Sole  Leather.    Repairing  neatly  done  at  the  shortest  notice. 

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Wallula, 

WALLA   WALLA  COUNTY. 

Cummings  Amos,    postmaster  and  gen 

mdse 
Dock  Jno,  saloon 
Hodges  J  H,  hotel 
Johnson  W,  meat  market 
Lynn  E  A,  livery 
Perkins  T  J,  saloon 
Itounds  &  Ashworth,  hotel 
TUBBS  TONT,  restaurant  and  liquors 
Ungerer  M,  saloon 


Washougal, 

CLARKE  COUNTY. 

Brown  F,  saloon 

Durgan  J  E  C,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 

Wiley  A  J,  blacksmith 


Waverly, 

STEVENS   COUNTY. 
Famsworth  C  0,  hotel 


Whatcom, 

WHATCOM    COUNTY. 

Allen  G  W  S,  county  assessor  and  shcrifi 

Donovan  C,  county  treasurer 

Foute  W  H,  hotel  , .    ^. 

Jenkins  J  R,  hotel 

Smith  M  1),  county  clerk  and  auditor 

Tennaut  J  A,  probate  judge  and  county 

supt  of  schools 
Winslow  E  D,  county  coroner 


White  River, 

KINO  COUNTY. 
Van  Doren  C  M,  gen  mdse 


White  Salmon, 

KLIKITAT  COUNTY. 

Jewett  A  H,  nursery 
Luksdorf  D,  gen  mdse 
SochrenCC,  gen  mdse 
WABNER  J  K,  postmaater  and  no- 
tar;,'  public 


Wilkeson, 

PIERCE  COUNTY. 

ABNOLD  0  D,  postmaster 
Carbon  Kiver  Coal  Company 
Crook  H  P,  physician 
Doherty  J,  slioemaker 
Ingalls  E  G,  hotel 
Jones  J  P,  gen  mdse 
Smith  &  Goodwin,  coal  company 
Stone  Z  A,  hotel 
Wilson  W  K,  sawmill 


Winlock, 

LEWIS     COUNTY. 

Brown  Jnmes,  blacksmith 
Couiisil  D  W,  sawmill 
Dueber  Geo  F,  hotel 
Finch  E  L,  carpenter 
Miller  A  J,  contractor 
Mealy  J  S,  contractor 
PAGET  C  C,  postmaster 
Paget  C  C  Jr,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Pennington  &  Rhoades,  sawmill 
Kosten  0  C,  bricklayer 
Waddell  Thos,  wagon  maker 
Wood  &  Sililey,  bootmakers 
Woolsey  S  H,  gen  mdse 


Yakima, 

YAKIJL      COUNTY. 

Adkins  &  Johnson,  saloon 
Blumauer  &  Block,  gen  mdse 
Barker  S  &  O  D,  Hour  mills 
Bennett  W  L,  bootmaker 
Bowzer  Joseph,  livery 
Carey  G  W,  gen  mdse        / 
Churchill  A,  liquors 
Fox  A  J,  blacksmith 
Gervais  P  T,  gen  mdse 
Goodwin  &  Bros,  blacksmitha 
Guilland  D.  hotel 
Kesling  J,  blacksmith 
Schanno  C,  brewery 
Seward  &  Bro,  sawmill 


Yelm, 

THURSTON   COUNTY. 
Metcalf  M  M,  gen  mdae  and  postmaster 


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Hawley,  Dood  &  Co 
Paine  Bros  &  Moore 

CHILBEBG  J  P. 

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HowoHH, 
Ford  J  T, 
Mitchell  — , 
Sturdevant  R  P. 
Peter  W  H, 
Clark  F, 
Evans  E, 
Young  C  D, 
Allea  J  B, 


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ABSTRACT  OFFICES. 

MACKINTOSH  &  REEVES.  Seattle 

AGENTS. 

(See  Insurance  Agents,  Railroad  Agent!<, 
Beal  Estate  Agents,  and  Telegraph 
Agents.) 

AGRICULTURAL  IMPLE- 
MENTS. 

(See  also  Hardware.)  "'- 

Almota 


Austin  C  S  &  Co, 
Hawley,  Dood  &  Co, 
Paine  Bros  &  Moore, 
CHILBEBG  J  F, 

Frank  Bros 
Hawley,  Dodd  k  Co, 
Hawley,  Dodd  &  Co, 
Newluirjf,  Chapman  &  Co, 
PAINE  BROS, 


Dayton 
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New  Tacoma 
Pomeroy 

Walla  Walla 


[Olympia 


Pomeroy 
II 

Port  Townaend 
II 


APOTHECARIES. 

(Sea  Druggists.) 

ARCHITECTS. 


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Morrill  A  M,       

LO  ROMER  JOHN, 


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Slaughter 
Walla  Walla 


ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

(See  also  County  Officers.) 


Boono  Wm  W, 

Colfax 

Howe  H  H, 

Cowlitz 

Ford  J  T, 

"*          Dayton 

Mitchell  — , 

II 

Sturdevant  R  P, 

II 

Peter  W  H, 

La  Center 

Clark  F, 

New  Tacoma 

Evans  E, 

II 

Young  0  D, 

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Allen  J  B, 

Olympia 

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CARROLL  P  P, 

Judson  J  P. 
Ostrander  J  W, 

PORTER  NS, 

Sparks  J  (t, 

Struve  &  Newlin, 

Lister  J  H, 

PrterWC, 

Blanchard  L  H,     • ' 

Bradshaw  CM, 

HallerGM, 

Knhn  J, 

NicoU  EH, 

Smith  DW, 

Ballard  I, 

Burke  &  Rasin, 

Emery  CD,  ^     ' 

Hall  &  Osborne, 

HANFORDCH. 

Hathaway  HE, 
HydeSC, 

JACOBS  0, 

Jenner  C  K, 

LARRABEE  &  HANFORD, 
LEARY  J, 
LEWIS  J  R, 

Mcftilvra  J  J, 

McNAUOHT  BROS, 

SNYDER  AM, 

STRUVE  &  LEARY, 

White  W  H, 

Ford  S  R,  Sharon 

Com  ages  O,  Step  toe 

BLOOMflELD  &  DANIELS,        \M 

Vancouver 
ANDERS  T  J,  Walla  Walla 

Brents  T  H, 

CATONNT, 

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Kenedy  J  K,  " 

LangfordWG,  , 

Mix  .James  D,  " 

Noble  LB,  " 

SHARPSTEIN  B  L  ftU  L.  '.Z  " 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Tjearned  W  H  H,  Port  Townaend 

LACY  &  WHITMAN,  (and  com- 
mission), Walla  Walla 
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Shnltz  R,  New  Tacoma 

STOBK  S.  Olympia 

PIPER  W  W,  Seattle 

REmiG  I,  • 

Stevens  W  0,  Vancouver 

BRECHTEL  0,  Walla  Walk 

Deer  Mrs  John,  " 

BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

BARNES  0  A,  Olympia 

DEXTER  HORTON  &  00,     Seattle 
Baker  &  Boyer,  WuUa  Walla 

First  National  Bank,  (W  V  Spencer 
cashier),  " 

BARBERS. 

(See  Hairdressers.)  ~ 

BASKET  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See  Wood  and  Willow  Ware.) 

BATHS. 

(See  also  Hairdressers.) 

Snider  J  W,  Olympia 

GROSE  W  H,  Port  Townsend 

DOANE  H,  (medicated),  Seattle 

EEENE  FA, 

STRANZ  mT 

BAUMEISTER  H  &  E.  Walla  Walla 

BLACKSMITHS. 


Shardcn  Louis, 

Ax  ford  Wm, 

McGee  John, 

Herdman  John 

Bunnell  F  W, 

Kenedy  J  H  &  Wm, 

Adamson  C, 

Engle  J  P, 

Farron  John, 

Gilbert  Richard, 

Henriot  Chas, 

Durge  J  M, 

Hutcheon  &  Xilssoo, 

Becker  Jacob, 
Zenor  W  T, 
Britton  Geo, 
OLMSTED  J  D, 
Lyons  K  S, 
Davis  J  E, 
Slade  Wm, 
Wright  Wm, 
Talbert  F, 
Hartson  A, 
Herdman  Jno, 
Brown  J, 
Foreman  J, 


Anatone 

Bruccport 

Cherry  Valley 

Olaquato 

Colfax 
<< 

Colton 

Coupville 

Cowlitz 


Dayton 
II 

Ellensburg 

Elma 

Fort  Colville 

Kittitass 

La  Center 

La  Conner 

Linden 

Marengo 

Montesano 

Mount  Vernon 

Newaukum 

New  Dungeness 


King  W, 
Dozier  B  F, 
Muntz  J, 
Morse  G  W, 
Lumpton  W  H, 
Banks  &  Haskell, 
Kincald  J  H, 
Davis  A  D, 
Weymouth  A, 
Bill  C  R, 
Bnrstow  C, 
Highland  A, 
Hunt  J  W, 
Macbeth  J  A,' 
McDonald  C, 
Taylor  E  R, 
McBee  I, 
Stewart  AW, 
Traeyer  G, 
Bickuer  H, 
I'ercival  Bros, 
Stark  Chas  M, 
Trackwell  J  M, 
Eastman  F, 
Hull  G  W, 
Adamson  Chris, 
Gustaver  E, 
Bruillet  Albert, 
Child  R, 
Lux  Jno, 
Lynch  P  M, 
Martin  M, 
Thaysen  J  H, 
Wiutler  &  Boucher, 
Wiley  A  J, 
Brown  James, 
Fox  A  J, 
Goodwin  &  Bros, 
Kesling  J, 


New  Dungeness 
New  Tacoma 
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Nooksachk 

Oysterville 

Palouse 
II 

Pomeroy 

Port  Discovery 

Port  Townsend 

Riverside 

San  Juan  Island 

Seattle 


Selah 

Semiahmoo 
II 

Slaughter 

Sharon 

Spokan  Fall 

Stark's  Point 

Tenino 

Tumwater 

Union  City 

Union  Town 

Vancouver 

Waitsburgh 
II 

Walla  Walla 
II 

II 


Washougal 

Winlock 

Yakima 


BLACKSMITH^AND  WAGON- 
MAKERS. 

Dayton 
II 

Vancouver 

BOARDING  HOUSES. 


Cook  &  Wilson, 
Torrance  &  Co, 

MARSH  S, 


WELLMAN  MRS  R,  (board  and 

lodging),  Seattle 

Bickford  L  H,  Walla  Walla 

BOOK  BINDERS. 


White  G  H, 
Howe  Jasper, 


Tumwater 
Walla  Walla 


BOOKS  AND   STATIONERY. 

Renshaw  Bros,  Colfax 

Day  Bros,  Dayton 


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Nelson  0, 
Bremer  Ph, 
Doherty  J, 
Buswell  E, 
Hess  Joseph, 
Seil  N, 

Wood  &  Sibley, 
Flashman  N, 
Bennett  W  L, 

BOOTS  A 

(See  also  Bootma 
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Whitman  D, 
Armstrong  T, 
Vincent  B, 
Gallagher  J  F, 
FitzTjatrick  J. 

JOKES  R, 

McAndrews  M, 

PINKHAM  A. 

Treen  &  Raymonc 
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DAVIES  0, 

Fumphrey  W  H,  " 

HEBBIFF  E  t,  Walla  Walla 

Kimball  &  Son,  " 

Lewis  Jno  B,  " 

BOOTMAKERS. 

(See  alao  Boots  and  Shoes.) 

Colfax 

Dayton 

La  Conner 


Pope  Michael, 
Hansen  Chr, 
Brown  Chas, 
Carlson  A, 
Hawley  Enoch, 
DownieT, 

FABKEB  A  S, 

Cloucrh  A, 

CONNOLLT  T, 

Bremer  Phil, 
Jackson  W, 
Peterson  B, 
Jakes  B  B, 
Duerr  Chas, 
Lunn  Andrew, 
Kelly  M  B, 
O'Neil  Wm, 
BLOMQUIST  N  F, 
FB^BMAN  AP, 
Koester  A  U  W, 
Nelson  0, 
Bremer  Ph, 
Doherty  J, 
Busweli  E, 
Hess  Joseph, 
Sell  N, 

Wood  k  Sibley, 
Flashman  N, 
Bennett  W  L, 


Linden 

New  Dungeness 

NewTacoma 

Olequa 

Olympia 

Palouse 
<< 

Port  Blakeley 

Port  Discovery 

Port  Ludlow 

Port  Madison 

Puyallup 

Seabeck 

Seattle 


Stark's  Point 

Waitsburgh 

WilkesoQ 

Walla  Walla 


Winlock 

Union  City 

Yakima 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(See  also  Bootmakers;  also  General  Mer- 
chandise; also  Clothing;  also  Dry 
Goods  and  Clothing. ) 

Whitman  D,  La  Connor 

Armstrong  T,  New  Tacoma 

Vincent  B,  Olympia 

Gallagher  J  F,  Pomeroy 

Fitzpatrick  J,  Port  Townsend 

JONES  H.  Seattle 

McAndrews  M,  " 

PmKHAM  A  E  S, 

Treen  &  Raymond,  '' 

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WENZLEB  J  ft  GO, 
WOLF  B, 

Barrett  J  8, 
Dolan  M  B, 
Poor  k  Healey, 
SCHULEB  JOST, 


BREWERIES. 


Dayton 

Linden 
Jklukilteo 

Pomeroy 

Seattle 

Steilacoom. 
II 

II. 

Vancouver 

Union  City 

Walla  Walla 
II- 

Yakinui 


Rumpf  k  Dunkel, 
Luckman  Joseph, 
Canteni  Geo, 
Cantini  k  Co, 
SchoU  Bros, 
Melhorn  A, 
Cusach  H  P, 
Furst  k  Bnrmister, 
Shafer  k  Howard, 
Young  A, 
Jacobs  N, 
Gleim  Geo, 
StahlJnoH, 
Schanno  C, 

Bi«)KERS. 

LANDES  H>  Port  Townsend 

CHAPMAN  &BOTEB,  Walla  Walla 
Mackenzie  KB,  ** 

BROOM  FACTORIES.   ' 

WOODBTJFF  ft  VAN  EPPS,  Olympia 
Hancock  k  Wright,  Walla  WaJU 

CABINET  MAKERS. 

Tenino 

14. 

Tumwater 
11 

Walla  WaUa 

CANNERIES. 

Brookfield 


Davenport  Samuel, 
Perry  A  W  (chair), 
Esterley  R  G, 
Pressey  E  P, 

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Fisher  John, 
Megler  J  G  &  Co, 
Miller  E, 

Warren  F  M  &  Co,  Cathlamet 

.Jackson,  Myers  k  Co,  Mukilteo 
Columbia  River  Packing  Co,  Oak  Point 

Cutting  Packing  Co,  " 

Hapgood  AS,  " 

Hume  Wm,  " 

Colby  k  Wilber,  Port  Discovery 

Clarke  R  S,  Semiahmoo 

CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 

(See  also  Cigar  Manufacturers.) 
Dobrin  M, 

SYLVESTEB  E, 

Talcott  C  R, 

BABKEB  F  W, 

Flynn  P, 

GBEENBEBQ  J, 

Horkness  L  B, 
Henry  .f  D, 

LEVY  JACK, 

McPhee  J  A, 
Montgomery  Wm, 
Lorenzon  A, 


Olympia 
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LESSEilS. 
LOEXNZlsNAL, 

Lyts  W  D  &  Son, 
Pattersori  O  L, 
Smith  L  K  O, 
Taylor  J  E, 

CITY  OFFICERS. 

0  Jacobs,  mayor,  Seattle 
E  S  Oaborue,  clerk, 

1  M  Hall,  city  attorney, 
J  M  Blanchard,  treasurer, 
F  Seidell,  harbor  master  and  asses 

8or, 
£  A  Thomdike,  chief  of  police, 
C;:lligau  R,  chief  fire  dcpt 

CLOTHING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise;  also  Dry 
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FEJ7KHAM  A  £  S, 

Cre^er  Bros, 


Seattle 
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COAL    AND   TRANSPORTA- 
TION CO.'S. 

Seattle  Coal  &  Transportation  Co 

(coal  mining).  New  Castle 

Seattle    Coul  i    Transportation    Co, 

Seattle 
Bellinphnm  Bay  Coal  Co,  Sehome 

Carbon  River  Coal  Co,  Wilkeson 

Smith  &  Goodwin  Coal  Co,  ' ' 

COFFEE  AND  SPICES. 

"ESILOSrS  CL,  Seattle 

COLLECTORS. 


Burk  E  K, 
SHALL  J  M, 

Wilson  E  T, 


Dayton 

Scuttle 

Pomeroy 


Twidwell  T  W, 
McGrath.  Jas, 
Thurston  J  C, 


Elma 

Port  Gamble 


CONFECTIONERY. 


Shobrook  J, 

BABKERF  W, 
OAEENBE&O  3, 

Br.mer  George, 

BRETGHEL  0, 
TAYLOR  THOS, 
WniIAMSR6, 


Blakeley 

Seattle 
<< 

Waitsburgh 
WaUa  Walla 


COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 

Jones  J  Russel,  Columbus 

Lowe  T  G,  Olympii, 

Jones  J,  Port  Towusend 

LANDES  H, 

Bitxter  S  &  Co,  Seattle 

GOVE  &  WILSON, 
KELLOUO  &  SNYDER, 


CONSTABLES. 


Thpmton  II  G, 
Lopg  J  H, 
Mustard  John, 


Seattle 
Dayton 


CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD 
ERS. 

Allen  John, 
HUNT  MILES  B, 

Huntington  J  B, 
Pyle  G  a, 
dinger  J  D, 
Young  Geo, 
Saindon  I  B, 
Gordon  J  F, 
Kimball  Dan, 
Moody  W  A, 
VVilci/x  C  A, 
Hobert  H, 
Brooks  S, 
Hotchkiss  B  G, 
Milhr  J, 
Sherard  J, 
Albertson  H  C, 
O'Dell  A  E, 
Spoor  D, 
Tucker  AH, 
Hecox  N  S, 
Knyaer  W, 
O'NeilC, 
Sinclair  D, 
Boble  E  A, 
Richards  R, 
Russell  Geo, 
Tanner  H  O, 
Addison  J  R, 

BEAU  E, 

Mabry  T  S. 

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Nealy  J  P, 
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COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

CHKHATiTR  COUNTY. 

Taylor  H  D,  probate  judge,    Monteaano 
(lOcldis  D  J,  Biioriff  aud  asaesscr,         " 
Byles  C  N,  treasurer,  " 

AlNDEfiSON  W   A,    auditor   and 
clerk.  " 

CLALLAM  COUNTS. 

Meagher  Nicholas,  probate  judge, 

New  Dimgeneas 
Garfield  W  C,  clerk, 
Foresmiin  JoBeph.Bheriff  and  assessor," 
Thornton  John,  treasurer, 
MORRIS  JOHN,  auditor  and  recor- 
der, 
Payne  Wm,  school  sunt, 

CLAREE  COUNTT. 

Fletcher  J  H,  sheriff,  Vancouver 

BROWN  CHAS,  auditor. 

Bier  Fred  W,  treasurer, 
Kane  William,  probate  judge. 
Sparks  Edwin,  assessor, 
liobb  1\,  school  supt, 

COLFMBIA  COUNTT. 

Stnme  J  A,  probate  judge, 
Stccn  K  P,  sheritf, 
Burk  E  K,  clerk, 
Wolfe  H  H,  treasurer, 
Wliite  O  C,  auditor, 
Mcwhinney  T  J,  assessor, 
Miner  E  D,  surveyor,  • 

Day  W  W,  coroner, 
M  uc'ully  F  M,  school  supt, 

COWUTZ   COUNTY. 

Holt  H  H.  clerk,  Kulama 

Huiitinuton  Mrs  A  B,  school  supt, 
Smitli  J,  assessor, 
Vestul  S,  treasurer, 

JEFFERSON  COUNTY. 


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Kuhn  J  A,  probate  judge. 


Port  Townsend 


Miller  B  S,  ^leriflF, 
Sjavey  J,  auditor, 

KING  COUNTY. 

Green  R  S,  judge  of  district  court. 


Burk  Thos,  probata  judge, 
Wyckoff  Lewis  V,  sheriH^ 
Booth  M  S,  auditor, 
Hill  J  D,  treasurer, 
Whitworth  H  P,  surueyor 
BRYAN  J  C,  assessor, 
Sparling  F  W,  corouor, 


Seattle 


KITSAP  COUNTY. 

Primrose  Peter  J,  treasurer. 

Port  Madison 

Comstock  Joseph,  sheriff  and  asses- 
sor,    " 

MoCALLUM  NELSON,  auditor  and 
recorder,  " 

J  ickson  D  B,  surveyor,  *' 

KLIKITAT  COUNTY. 

Dnnbnr  R  O,  probate  judge,    Qoldendale 

.S'cliusit,.;r  A,  sheriff,  *' 

Stout  J  A,  audicor  and  clerk,  " 

Johnson  Thos,  treasurer,  " 

Pike  E  W,  bcoessor,  " 

Miller  S  H,  coi  oner,  ** 

Mitchell  P,  school  supt,      '    '  .      " 

PACIFIC  COUNTY. 

Bush  A  H,  judge,  Oysterville 

Brown  John,  assessor  and  sheritf,      " 
Davis  F  C,  trsasurer  " 

GOULTER  JOSS  R,  clerk  and  au- 
ditor, " 
Whealdon  Jos  A,  surveyor,  " 
Reed  C  A,  school  supt,  '* 

PIERCE   COUNTY. 

Botaford  C  H,  probate  judge,  Steilacoom 
KANJDLE  GEOB.  clerk  and  auditor, " 
Young  B  A,  sheritt'and  assessor,         " 
Schafer  Wolf,  treasurer,  " 

Meeker  J  V,  surveyor,  " 

Bodtwick  H  C,  coroner,  " 

QUILENT  COUNTY. 

Bolch  F  A,  judge,  Quileut 

Pullen  Diin,  sheriff  and  assessor,  " 

Davis  Clark,  auditor  and  clerk,  " 

PuUeu  M  D,  treasurer,  " 

Smith  O  ^V,  surveyor,  " 

Smalley  Wni,  coroner,  " 

Smith  A  W,  school  supt,  " 

SAN  JAUN  COUNTY. 

BOWMAN  J  H,  probate  judge  and 

auditor,  Friday  Harbor 

Whiteiiur  H  W.sheriff  and  assessor,  *' 
Luudblau  M  K,  treasurer,  " 

SNOHOMISH  COUNTY. 

Whitfield  Wm,  sheriff  and  asssssor, 

Snohomish 
GREGORY  H  A,  clerk  dist  court,  " 
Wilbiir  L,  treasurer,  " 

Swett  J  H,  auditor,  " 

Missimer  C  A,  school  supt,  " 

Brown  W  F,  surveyor,  " 


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Wolf  Francis,  probate  judc^e, 

Fort  Colville 
Hosstetter  John  W,  BheriflF,  " 

Sherwood  S  F,  auditor,  " 


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COTJNTY. 

Olympia 


Henry  F,  probate  judge, 

Phillips  A  A,  clerk, 

Munson  J  H,  treasurer,  ' 

WAHKIAKUM  COUNTT. 
ROBERTS  GEORGE  B,  probate 

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Scarborough  Edw,  sheriff,  " 

Foster  J  J,  treasurer,  " 

Clemens  J  W,  assessor,  " 

i^hepherd  C  C,  auditor  and  supt  of 

schools,  " 

WALIA  WAILA  COUNTY. 

Guichard  K,  probate  judge,  Walla  Walla 
Thompson  Jo,  sheriff,  " 

Boy  or  Jno  T,  treasurer,  " 

Painter  W  C,  auditor  and  recorder,  " 
Loehr  F  F,  surveyor,  " 

WHATCOM  COUNTY. 

Tennant  J  A,  probate  judge,  and 
supt  of  schools,  Whatcom 

Allen  G  W  S,  assessor  and  sheriff,     " 

Smith  M  D,  county  clerk  and  au- 
ditor, " 

Donovan  C,  treasurer, 

Winslow  E  D,  coroner, 

WHITMAN  COUNTY. 

WOODWARD  S  D,probate  judge, 

Colfax 
Truax  R  C,  sheriff, 
Kennedy  Thos,  treasurer, 
Bragg  L  T,  auditor. 
Duff  E  J,  assessor, 
Wolford  0  L,  surveyor, 
Eells  C,  supt  of  schools, 
Bunnill  P  D,  coroner. 


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CROCKERY. 

(See  also  Groceries;  also  General  Mer 
chandise.) 

CHILBERG  J  P,  New  Tacoma 

LYLE  T,  Seattle 

STOTT  &  FELDMAN,  Walla  Walla 

CUTLERY. 

(See  also  Hardware  ;  also  Varieties.) 
STOTT  ft  FELDMAN,  Walla  Walla 


DENTISTS. 


McKENZIE  A  W, 
WOODWARD  A  % 
GRASSE  J  C. 

Maggs  J  Sj 

CLOWE  WMB, 

Dorr  Jas, 
Herzog  Chas, 
Mack  C  H, 


Olympia 
<< 

Seattle 
<< 

WaUa  Walla 


DOORS,  SASH,  BLINDS,  ETC. 

(See  also  Planing  Mills;   also  Lumber.) 


Ritter  &  Holman, 
Stetson  &  Post, 
Taylor  M, 
Cooper  S  M, 
Sinnock  Jno, 


Dayton 

Seattle 

Selab 

Tumwater 


DRESSMAKERS. 

SOPER  MISS  NETTIE.New  Tacoma 


Daley  Miss  L, 
Ross  Mrs, 
Tweed  Mrs, 
Westbrook  S  A, 
Maple  Mrs  D, 
Mills  Mrs  L  H, 
Moore  L  S, 

WOOD  MRS  H  C  &  SISTER, 

Axtell  E, 


Port  Townsend 

Olympia 
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Seattle 


Slaughter 


DRUGGISTS. 


Horndon  J  S, 
Hamilton  W  J  A  Co, 
Renshaw  Bros, 
Day  Bros, 
Shone  A, 
Davis  R  S, 
Alexander  J, 
Davis  H  C, 
Mann  C  B, 
Neate  W  I  C, 
Hamilton  W  J  &  Co, 
Jacobs  L  F, 
Frary  &  Williamson, 
Hill  N  D  &  Son, 

CODY  N  T  &  CO, 

Kelly  &  Young, 
Maddocks  M  R, 
Cornelius  &  Davis, 
Nosier  J  M, 
Whipple  — , 

wairb, 

Morgan  ft  Whitcher, 
Stuart  H  M, 
Day  J  H, 
Holmes  H  E, 


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La  Conner 

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DRY  GOODS. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods  and  Clothing;  also 
General  Merchandise.)    ' 

Gross  Bros,  New  Tacoma 

Clark  W  H,  Olympia 
OUIMETTE  E  N, 

Frauenthal  Bros,  Seattle 

Tuklas  &  Siiigerman,  " 

Reynolds  R  P,  Walla  Walla 

Jones  J  P,  Wilkeson 

DRY  GOODS  AND  CLOTHING. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods;  also  General  Mer- 
chandise.) 
Boyd  &  Poncin,  Seattle 

ENGINEERS-CIVIL. 

WHITWOKTH  F  H,  Seattle 

Ballard  CH,  Slair:..ter 

McAndrews  A,  Union  .  Age 

FANCY   GOODS. 

(See  also  Varieties.) 


Aaron  H, 
Jamieson  Mrs  A, 
Weaver  Geo, 


Seattle 


FLOUR  MILLS. 

Adams  Bros,  Almota 

Stackpole  Chas  H,  Cherry  Valley 

Waterbury  Bros,  C'laquato 

Davenport  J  C,            '^  Colfax 

Wilson  ft  Co,  Coupville 

Henriot  Jos,  Cowlitz 

Long  &.  Co,  Dayton 
WaitSM, 

Abell  W  T,           ^  Elma 

Cassidy  &  Bro,  Kittitass 

Barr  Geo,  La  Center 

Patrons'  Flouring  Mill,  Marengo 

Wolf  Harry,  Palouse 

Day  B  B,  Pomeroy 

Buzby  1,  Seattle 

Jones  &  McComb,  " 

Abell  — ,  Sharon 

Woodham  G  W&  Son,  Skookumchuck 

Crosby  &  Kratz,  Tumwater 
Oilbnch  G, 

STEVENS  W  &  CO,  (Vancouver 

City),  Vancouver 

Preston,  Powell  &  Co,  Waitsburgh 

Isaacs  J  C,  Walla  VVslla 
McCALLEY  A  &  SON,{Standard),  " 
Welsh  A;  Co, 

Barker  S  &  0  D,  Yakima 


FOUNDRIES. 


Lister  David, 


New  Tacoma 


White  &  Tennv, 
Smith  W  W,  ' 
Marshall  &  Jones, 


Seattle 

Sumier 

Walla  WaUa 


Port  Townsend 

Seattle 

Walla  WaUa 


FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES. 

(See  also  Produce.) 
HOLCOMB  0  H, 

Baker  C  C, 

WIUIAMS  R  G, 

FURNISHING  GOODS. 

(See  also  Clothing;    also  Dry  Goods  and 
Clothing.) 

FINKHAM  A  E  S,  Seattle 

Bauer  J.  Walla  WaUa 

LESSER  S, 

FURNITURE  UD  BEDDING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 
Caruthers  C  E  &  Co,  _  Dayton 


Godkia  Otto, 

Dwally  &  Stocil, 
Waldrip  S  S, 
Horr  J  C, 

Johnson  &  Ettinger, 
Borren  J, 

Dougan  &  Cheadle, 
(ilore&  Wunder, 
Hall  &  Paulson, 
Gridlcy  &  Whitney, 
Dovell  J  &  Co,  (manfrs), 
Eversz  &  Abell, 


.  La  Center 

La  Conner 

Marengo 

Olympia 

Palouse 

Seattle 


Vancouver 
Walla  Walla 


GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

(A  general  assortment  of  Dry  Goods, 
Clothing.  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, etc.  Those  keeping  one  kind  of 
goods  only,  will  be  found  under  their 
respective  headings.) 


Ringer  L  M, 
Bowman  Amos, 
Treska  Chas, 
Wiley  L  &  Co, 
Shattuck  Chas, 
Riddeli  John, 
HaskinsG  H, 
Andrews  Mrs  A, 
Monaghnm  Thomas, 
MofTett  T, 
Newton  Isaac, 
Whitehouse  L  H, 
Meagher  N, 
Rf.berts  G  B, 
WirrenFM&Co. 
Tullis  A  F  &  Son, 
URQTJHART  JVO, 

Seymour  W  B, 

MIUSS  JOHN, 


Almota 

Anacortea 

Anatone 

Arcadia 

Areas  Island 

Bruceport 

Carroll  ton 

Cascades 


Castle  Rock 
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Chehalia 
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Cherry  Valley 
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Haller  J  0, 
Pearson  D, 
Dubean  L  L, 
Pinto  HH, 
^Carter  A, 
Ewart  J  Si  Co, 
Waplea  k  Hargrove, 

STANSLEY  J  fi, 

McDonald  ft  Schwabacher, 
Stencel  &  Co, 
SHATTUCK  C  W, 

Anderson  J  M, 
Bluniauer  &  Block,        ' 
Olmatead  J  D, 
iSnoudy  St.  Stewart, 
Taylor  D  N, 
Munks  \Vm, 
Brown  W  V, 
Monagham  J, 
Montgomery  C  H, 
Oppsnheiiner  M  &  Co, 
Sweeny  Joseph, 
Bowman  Amos, 
Martin  J  D, 
Offidld  J  W, 
Comepys  &,  Vestal, 
OLMSrEAD  J  J>, 

Kuappton  M.iU  Co, 

MILLER  &  GAITHEB, 

Andrews  L  L, 
Gaches  J  &  G, 
Moreland  &  Shirely, 
Goodell  H  M, 
Hutchinson  H  A, 
Jackson  D  B, 


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Colfax 


Colton 
Dayton 

East  Sound 

Llmu 

Ellensburg 


Fall  City 

Fidalgo 

Fort  Colville 


McDouough  B  W, 
Mann  Chap, 
Short  A  C, 
Comfort  Jam?s  P, 
Esmond  John, 
Waite  Nelion, 
Hassard  S  S, 
Urjuhart  J  &  J, 
Gallick  Wm, 
Landes  Henry, 
Shorey  H  C, 
Clapp  C  F, 
Mcuall  D  D, 
Fife  W  H, 
In^alis  E  G, 

OaCHABD  0  V, 

Biiringtou  E, 
Moultria  W  U, 
Jackson  Chas, 
Pumphrey  Wm, 
Battman  L, 
Far  luher  A, 
ForiTN&Co, 
Rosenthal  G, 
Tuklas  &  Goldstein, 
Creilin  &  Co, 
Powers  Bros, 


Friday  Harbor 

GuemsH 

Hok(i 

Irene- 

Kalama 

Kittitasd 

Knappton 

La  Center 

La  Conner 
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Linden 

Lopez  Island 

Lowell 

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Mann's  Landing 

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Marysville 

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New  DuuMaoa 
New  Lebanon 
New  Tacoin  I 


Nooksachk 

Novelty 

Olequii 

Olympia 

Olympia 


Oysterville 
Palouse 


Ragsdale  W  P  4  C, 
Rosenfield  J  L, 
Piper  J  W, 
De8haw  W, 
Brady  &  Rush, 
Gibson  M, 
MastickSL&LB, 


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Pekin 

Pioneer 

Point  Agate 

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Port  Discoveiy 


BABTLETT  C  C  &  Cd 

Port  Townsend 

OEBRISH  0  F  &  CO, 

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Waterman  &  Eatz,  •• 

Meeker  E,  Puyallup 

Wagner  Wm  &  Co,  «« 

Dean  Wm,  Samish 

Katz  Israel,                     San  Jaun  Island 

Bellingham  Bay  Coal  Co,  Sehome 

Abram  M,  Seattle 

Crawfitrd  &  Harrington,  •♦ 

Schwabacher  Bros  &  Co,  " 

WA  CHONG  &  CO, 

Elwood  John, 
Murue  J  E, 
Anderson  W  M, 

CItOSBT  C  J£. 

Jaiueison  James  L, 
BALLARD  L  W, 

Cowley  &  Ford, 
Cannon,  Warner  &  Co, 
Friedenich  &  Co, 
Matheny,  Glover  &  Yeaton, 
Tibbitts  &  Pickering, 
Eisenb;.>i3  F, 
Goodtime  L, 
Light  E  A, 
McCaw  &  Rodgers, 
Piiieus  &  Pachscher, 
Davis  J  E, 
McMillan  J, 
Hansan,  Ackerson  &  Co, 
Wolff  L^uis, 
BROWN  F  R, 
HEALY  F  Q, 

Duiilap  J, 
Eastman  F, 

JONES  M  B. 

MuKuavy  &  Latham, 

Wood  worth  R"vy, 

MARTIN  B  L, 

Hazard  WCACo, 

Jatjgy  J,  '* 

Muxson  S  0,  " 

SOHNS  &  SCHTJELE, 

WINXLER  M, 

WISE  Mas  A. 

Fields  J  VV  &  Co,  Waitsbargh 
Preston,  Poweil  &  Co, 

Adams  Bros,  Walla  Walla 

Dusenbury  Bros,  " 

Johnson,  Kees  &  Winans,  " 

Schwabacher  Bros,  " 

Sheppard,  Jaoox  &  Co,  " 


Semiahmoo 
<< 

Sharon 

Skookumchuck 
<< 

Slaughter 

Spokan  Biidge 

Spokan  Falls 


Squak 
Steilacoom 


Steptoo 

Sauiier 

Tucoma 
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Tulalip 

Turn  water 
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Woolsey  S  H, 
Blumauer  &  Block, 
Carey  G  W, 
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Metcalf  M  M, 


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Washougal 

White  Salmon 


White  Eiver 

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Yelm 


GRAIN  BUYERS. 


(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 


More  C  &  M  C, 
Conner  J  S, 


Almota 
La  Conner 


GROCERS-RETAIL. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 


Opperman  Geo  A, 
Rowley  &  Cartwright, 

CHIL^EO  J^F, 

Nolan  S  M, 
Cliilberg  J, 
Macleay  T  &  Co, 

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Dupuya  J  A, 

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Smith  Mrs  E, 
Celt  Mark  P, 
Crittenden  &  Kerr, 
Marshall  ft  Pearson, 
Phillips  P  F. 
Ross  Bros, 
Whelan  &  Merrifield, 

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(See  also  Grocer* — ^Retail.) 
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Port  Townsend 


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WXTSTHOFF  F  W, 
ROACH  PETER, 
SCHUMACHER  C, 

GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 


Seattle 

Walla  Walla 
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Sabin  H, 
Beard  W  T, 
Neuman  L, 

ROACH  PETER, 


Olympia 

Seattle 
II 


Port  Townsend 

Scabeck 

Seattle 


Walla  WaUa 

HAIRDRESSERS. 

(See  also  Baths.) 

Young  Louis,  Dayton 

Levan  &  Ellis,  •    New  Tacoma 
SNIDER  J  W,  Olympia 

Toellner  Chas,  •' 

GROSE  W  H. 

Sparks  Chas, 
Dixon  &  Dungan, 
HOWARD  ^  H, 
REENE  F  A, 
STRANZ  M, 

Streib  Chas, 

THOMimSON  I.  0. 

Bremer  Geo, 

BAUMEISTER  M  &  E,  WaUa  WaTla 
B  )gle  IX,  " 

Fitzgerald  J  B,  ,  " 

Grunert  O,  " 

Mitchell  Jno  B,  .         .1 

HARDWARE. 


Vancouver 
Waitsbnrgh 


Rowley  &  Bunnell, 
CHIIBERG  J  P, 
FROST  R. 
Williams  S, 
Mulkey  Bros, 
GERRISH  OF  &  CO, 

Wald  &  Campbell, 

WUSTHOFF  F  W, 

Fitzgerald  E  P, 

O'DONNELL  WM, 
PORTER  H  M  &  CO. 

Thompson  0  T,  " 

HARNESS    AND    SADDLES. 

(See  also  Hamessmakers  and  Saddlers.) 


Dayton 

New  Tacoma 

Olympia 

Pomeroy 

Port  Townsend 

Seattle 
II 

Walla  Walla 


Pierce  &  Stafford, 
Hansen  H, 
Emery  J, 
McClure  J  A, 
Parker  G  A, 
FUSSELL  J, 
Mitchell  G  E, 
Eastman  F, 
Hanna  8. 


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KillicatGeo,  Waitaburgh 

AldanaA,  Walla  Walla 
Bales  G  £, 

Bales  LL,  " 

Nunnn  •?,  (mannf  whip  lashes),  " 

QUIim  THOS, 

SwezeaJW, 

Wheelan  James,  '                " 


HIDES,  PELTS,  AND  WOOL. 


Hnrsch  L, 
Cohn  A  A, 
Leiffmann  J, 


Olympii 
Walla  Walh. 


HOTELS. 


Taylor  &  Sackman,  Blakeley 

Allan  W,  Cathlamet 

Hallett  H, 

Berry  J  T, 

Beynolda  J  N, 

Waterbury  Tho6, 

Baldwin  E,  ^ 

Ewart  Mrs  J  P, 

Wolford  L  M, 

Parks  L  B, 

Libby  Geo  B, 

Chaiipelier  Mrs, 

Haynes  Wm, 

Williams  B, 

Bowers  J, 

Patterson  A  M, 

OLMSTED  J  D. 

Brazee  Mrs, 
Tinmin  J  H 
Cook  Milton  B, 
MoGlinn  Jno, 
LeitchMH,  t 

Harris  H, 
Shot  J, 
Haiard  Sam, 
Cl«ppCF\ 

BLAGKWELLWB. 

Fitzsimmons  H, 

Mattan  Robt,  

HEW  TAOOMA  EOTEi;  (Jacob 

Halsted  propr), 
Carlton  House  (Mrs  Clark  propr), 

Olympia 
Cornell  J, 
Howard  Mrs  R  H, 
ST  CHARLES  HOTEL,  (J  H, 

Hallenbeck  propr), 
TOTJHO'I  HOTXi.,  (E  T  Young 

propr). 
PACIFIC  HOTTSl^  (R  Carruthers 

propr),  Oysierrille 

Stevens  Gilbert, 
Wirt  A, 

Miller  J  L,  Palouse 

Pomeroy  Hotd,  (O  A  Sawyer),  Pomeroy 


Chehalia 
II 

Claquat( 

Colfax 
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Colton 

Coupville 

Coveland 

Cowlitz 

Ellensburg 

Ilwaco 

Irene 

Kalama 

Kittitass 

La  Center 
II 

La  Conner 

La  Conner 

Leitchville 

Marengo 

Mount  Vernon 

Mukilteo 

New  Dungeness 

New'  Tacoma 


Push  John,  Port  Discovery 

Collins  J,  Port  Gamble 

Attridge  R  D,  Port  Ludlow 

Wist  Philip,  Port  Madison 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  (Dood  &  Pugh), 

Port  Townaend 
COSMOPOUTAN  HOTEL,  (J  H 

Hunt),  «• 

Dalgardnn  J,  «« 

WASHmOTON  HOUSE,  (J  H 

Woodley),  " 

Pumphrey  VV,  Pumphrey's  Landing 

Howard  D  K,  Seabeck 

Done  H  W,  Seattle 

New  England  House,  (LC  Harmon),  " 
OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,  (J  Col- 
lias  &  Co),  »• 
ORIENTAL  HOTEL,  (Nils  Louis),  « 
OUR  HOUSE,  (Wm  Grose), 


Thurlowe  A, 
Young  Joseph, 
Gray  WC, 
Hawk  &  Harmon, 
Guillemette  J  M, 
Steele  Mra  J  E, 
Huaton  W  J, 
Canby  J, 
Katz  &  Bomer, 
Gordon  A, 
Olaon  J  B,  . 

Jorup  N  D, 
Goodwin  J  H, 
McCarty  E, 
Robinaon  L, 
Weeden  N  J, 
Hanaford  Chas, 
Bell  Frank, 


Semiahmoo 

Skookumchuck 

Spokan  Falls 
II 

Steilacoom 

Tacoma 

Tenino 

Turn  water 
II 

Union  Ridge 

Union  City 

Utsaladdy 

Vancouver 


Waitsburgh 
Walla  Walla 


KOHLHAUFF  WM,  (S:  LouU), 
Perkinson  J  E, 
Pond  Mrs  OF,  •• 

ROUNDS  R  a.,  (Columbia  House).  '< 

SMALL    BROTHERS,   (Stine 

House),  " 

Hodges  J  H,  WalluU 

Rounds  &  Ashworth,  " 

Famsworth  C  O,  Waverly 

Fonts  W  H,  Whatcom 

Jenkins  J  R,       .  " 

Ingals  £  G,            n  Wilkeson 

Stone  Z  A,  " 

DueberGeoF,  Winloek 

Guilland  D,  Yakima 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 


Olympia 


CROSBT  N, 

Tarbell  F, 

Blanchard  J  M, 

McLure  L  S, 

CHAPMAN  ft  BOTSR.  WaUaWalU 

Chase  H  Mj " 

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Tasker  —, 
Clinger  J  D, 
Je     GanettAS, 
:i    Hathaway  R  I, 
Lhwellyn  T  L, 
Kirk  G  L, 

Martin  J  P, 

Taylor  HD, 

Boyd  Adam, 

Young  Henry  B, 

Frost  Morris  H. 

Dean  B  F, 

Ward  Wm, 

Olaen  A, 

SMITHJA, 

Dwelly  G  W, 

LEARNED  Wfi 
NORRISJT, 

Hauptley  J, 
Combs  SP, 
Scott  R, 
Freese  J  E, 
Barr  S  E, 
Howes  S  C, 
Reed  Charles  D, 
Llewellyn  Thos, 
Lacy  0  P, 

LAMAN  J  D, 
Whitman  E  B, 

LEATHER  A 

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LIME 

Caines  Robert, 
McClocblin  Bros^ 
McCurd J  Jamce, 


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Harris  L  J^ 
Reed  George  K, 
Sparks  Wm  A, 
JewettJ  W, 
Beeber  George, 
Hereanz  MorrisL 
Duffey  B, 
Algar  H  8, 
PXIGER  J, 
l«vin  Louis, 
Wallace  D  P, 
Garred  Henry, 
Burmeiater  C  U, 
Dickinson  P, 


LIQU 


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OLD  PORT  Wll 


BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP 


Pnwi«l«illy  tiMKht  •«  PAOIFIC  Bimi. 
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Graham  Jeno  H, 
Barr  Saml  E  B, 
Tasker  — , 
Clinger  J  D, 
Ganett  A8, 
Hathaway  R  I, 
Ll3wellyn  T  L, 
Kirk  G  L, 
Martin  J  F, 
Taylor  HD, 
Boyd  Adam, 
Young  Henry  B, 
Frost  Morria  H, 
DeanB  F, 
Ward  Wm, 
Olaen  A, 
SMITH  J  A, 
Dwelly  G  W, 
LEARNED  WE 
NOBRISJT, 

Hauptley  J, 
Combs  S  F, 
Scott  R, 
Freese  J  E, 
Barr  S  E, 
Howes  S  0, 
Reed  Charles  D, 
Llewellyn  Thos, 
Lacy  0  P, 
LAHAN  J  D, 
Whitman  E  B, 


THE  PEACE. 

Oathlamet 


Glaquato 
Coveland 


Dayton 
It 

Elma 

Fort  Colville 
<< 

Mikilteo 

New  Dunj;ene88 
<< 

Oysterville 
Port  Discovery 

Port  Gamble 
Port  Towusend 
<< 

Seabeck 
Seattle 

<4 

Semiahmoo 

Stark's  Point 

Tacoma 

Tenino 

Utsaladdy 

WaUa  Walla 


LEATHER  AND  FINDINGS. 

SCHULER  JOST,  Walla  Walla 

LIME  KILNS. 


Caines  Robert, 
McClocblin  Bro% 
McCurdy  James, 


Areas  Island 
Son  Juan  Island 


LIQUORS. 


Birnie  A  D, 
Herouz  Mos 
Black  \  Arthur, 
Harris  L  B, 
Reed  George  K, 
Sparks  Wm  A, 
JewettJ  W, 
Beeber  George, 
Hereauz  Morris^ 
Duffey  B, 
Algar  H  S, 

OEIOERJ, 

Levin  Louis, 
Wallace  D  P, 
Garred  Henry, 
Burmeiater  C  M, 
Dickinson  F, 


Cathlamet 

Chehalia 

Colfax 

Dayton 

<a 
<i 

EUensburg 

Mount  Vernon 

Newsukum 

New  Castle 

New  Tacoma 


Marengo 
Olympia 


Oysterville 


/  Palouse 

<< 

Fomeroy 

Port  Ludlow 

Port  Madison 

Port  Towusend 


Puyallup 
Seattle 


HiltzP,  Olympia 

Ranke  Ofcto,  " 

Raymond  Geo, 

Hansen  J  B, 

Rod  way  DA, 

Jones  J  G, 

Collins  AS, 

Denny  Sam, 

Kernohan  R, 

Korter  Wm, 

Winchester  H, 

Storming  J  G, 

TORJTfSENI, 
WHITING  T, 

Dane  E,         

ALOAS  &  NIXON, 
ANDE&SON  A, 

Anderson  &  Odbome^ 
Barry  W, 
Beer  J, 
Clancy  TboS; 
Eversham  E  C, 

FLYNN  &  ANDE&SON. 

Gash  Fred, 
Halbighorst  Otto, 

xT6SS  .A 

JENNINGS  D  A.  (wholesale), 
Kennedy  J, 

MUBPHYB, 

PritchardR, 
Schmid  V, 

SMITH  TOM, 

Vergon  J, 

WIATZ  J, 

Gimmel  M, 
Rupp  H, 

Thompson  Wm»      ^ 
Bowem  J  W, 
FuUer  J, 
Kaufman  M, 
McLeod  Wm, 
Bonrk  M  J, 
Brown  Matt, 
Healy  J  P, 
Mayners  <S, 

FAODEN  J  W, 

Hurt  Frank  O, 
Auberry  W  T, 
Bessette  &  Pelky, 
Betz  Jacob, 
Bnner  W, 
Burgess  T  T, 
Howard  H, 
Johns  Chaa, 
Jordon  Ed, 
Kelling  &  BendoL 


Mason  H  B, 
Pasquay  Otto, 
Rose  Cuas, 
Schumacher  A, 
Scultz  F  W  &  Co, 
Stahl  Jno  H, 


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Taylor  H  R, 

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Churchill  A. 

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Baker  B  &  Co, 

Colfax 

Davenport  &  Baker, 

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Dayton 

Newland  &  Kirk, 

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Grainger  C, 

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Ross  D  H, 

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Abrams  R, 

Seattle 

Bow  W  H, 

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Steilacoom 

Westbrook  J  J, 

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Fuller  J, 

Tacoma 

Matsoni  Epsey, 

Vancouver 

SMITH  J  0, 

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Smails  (4co, 

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Small  Bros, 

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Tierney  Thos, 

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Lynn  E  A, 

Wallulii 

Bouzer  Jos, 

Yakima 

LUMBER  DEALERS. 

Stephens  Wm,  Pomeroy 

Washington  Mill  Co,  Seabeck 
Mutheney, Glover  &  Yeaton,  SpokanFal'p 

Baker  E  T,  Walla  Walhi 

Blalock,  Son  &  Co,  " 

McAuliff  J,  " 

Small  Bros,  " 

Counsil  D  M,  Winlock 


MARBLE    WORKS. 

Seattle 
(< 

Walla  Walla 

MEAT  MARKETS. 

West  &  Dobson,  Chehalis 


CAREEEK  M  J, 

Keenen  J, 
Colman  D  J, 


Dawning  &  Warmouth, 
Smith  &  Vallen, 
Stringer  R  J, 
Barlow  B, 

Chambers  D  J  &  Son, 
Lemon  &  Moore, 
Gillis  R  C, 
Smith  &  Terry, 
Baunton  W, 

DENSMORE  M, 
FOSS  &  BORST, 

Hyde  D  N, 

Oaaum  &  Olstad,         

PICKARD  &  URQUHART. 

Watileigh  W  J,  ' 

Rice  L  N, 

Smith  &  Anderson, 

Barlow  B, 

BURKE  JOS. 

STEGERT  G  R, 

Hurkness  M  J, 
Dooley  4  Kirkman, 
Eiinis  Chris, 
Guthridge  B  G, 
Johnson  W, 


Colfax 

Dayton 
fi 

New  Tacoma 

Olympia 
II 

Pomeroy 

Pork  Townaotul 

Seattle 


Selah 

Squak 

Tacoma 

Vancouver 
II 

Waitshnri^h 
Walla  Walla 


Wallula 


MILLINERS. 


Hancock  Mrs  P,  Dayton 

SOPER  MISS  NETTIE,  New  Tacoma 
Burroughs  Mrs  S  L,  Seattle 

GRAVES  MRS  R  C. 

Chessey  Mrs  B  C,  Walla  Walla 
Lemont  Mrs  S  E,  " 

Schnobly  &  Thompson,  " 


MUSIC   AND   MUSICAL   IN- 
STRUMENTS. 

Dayton 
II 

Seattle 


Arment  I  N, 
D.ty  Bros, 

GRAVES  R  C, 


NEWS  AGENTS. 

(See  also  Books  and  Stationery;   also 
Varieties.) 

Barthrop  Geo,  Port  Townsend 

BENEDICT  &  CO,  Seattle 

MEWSPAPERS. 

"PAIOUSE  GAZETTE,"  (Kellogg 

&  Hopkins  pubs),  Colfax 

"COLUiraiA  CHRONICLE/'  0 

C  White  editor),  Dayton 

"DAYTON  NEWS,"  T  H  Craw- 
fonl  Si  Co  pubs),  " 

"NORTH  PACIFIC  COAST," 

(Money  &  Co  props).        New  Tacoma 
"TACOMA  HERALD,"  (F  H  Cook 
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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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"PUOET   SOUND   COURIER," 

(C  B  Battley  propr).  " 

'WASHINGTON  STANDARD," 

(J  M  Murphy  propr),  " 

"DEMOCRATIC  PRESS."  (P  F 

M  vers  propr),  Port  ToM-nacnd 

"pUget  sound   weekly 

ARGUS,"  (Allen  Weir  pr.  .pr),        " 
ROBERTS    W  H,  (ci.rrespoudent 
Associiite  Press),  " 

"REBEL  BATTERY,"  (E  Clay- 

sou  editor  and  proprietor),       SeabecU 
"riN-BACK,"   (Stewart  &  Eber- 
sold  proprs),  Seattle 

"INTELLIGENCER,"  (Prosch  & 

Crawford  prmrs),  " 

"Puget  Sou^o  'Uspatch,  "(B Brown 

propri^t'  " 

"SEATTL^  •  '  (Ward  Bros 

Tiroprietiuo*.  " 

"VANCOUVER  A.  DEPENDENT," 

(J  J  Beeson  editoc ),  Vancouver 

"Statesman,"    (Frank    J  Parker 
editor^  W.dla  Walla 

"WALLA  WALLA  UNION," 
(Johusou  &  Herriff  proprs),  " 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


ROBERTS  G  B, 

Watcrlmry  Thos, 
Boone  Wm  W, 
1  hi  bean  L  L, 
Byler  D  T, 
Sutton  H  M, 
CROSBY  N, 
PORTER  N  S, 
Mi  stick  E  B  Jr, 
Allison  J  L, 
Scott  W  D, 
Huller  G  M, 
Swan  J  G, 
Clayson  E, 
Andrews  L  B, 

BRYAN  E, 

Kmery  C  D, 

Hi^NFORD  C  H, 

H  fitch  (i  L, 

lEARY  J, 

Scntt  l{, 

SMALL  J  W, 

Liiulsey  J, 
Byles  David, 
Boatman  Geo, 

TIBBETTS  G  W, 

Jump  Peter  D, 
Hnthaway  M  IX, 


Cathlamet 

Claquato 

Colfax 

Cowlitz 

Elma 

Olympia 
t< 

Port  Discovery 
Port  Gunibl.i 

Port  Townsend 

Seal)eck 
Seattle 


NOTIONS. 

CROSBY,  DAVIS  &  CO, 
LESSER  S, 


Olympia 
Walla  Walla 


NURSERYMEN,    SEEDSMEN 
AND  FLO.llSTS. 


Uwton  C  W. 

PURDIN  J  H, 

Brown  B  F, 
Juwett  A  U, 


Seattle 

Sel..h 

Slaughter 

White  Salmoa 


OYSTER  CO:VIPANIES. 

Bny  Centre  Oyster  Co,  Bay  Centre 

Shindwatt'r  B  y  Oyster  Co,     Oysterville 
TAYLOR  TH03,  Walla  Walla 


PAINTERS. 


Fall  John, 
Cook  J  T., 
PLUMMER  W  J, 

Tilmun  U, 
AndersDU  L, 
Calvert  E, 
Kalliiig  G, 
C"rs>n  &  Stockwell, 


Dayton 

Olympia 
II 

Port  Townsend 

Seattle 
II 

»i 
Walla  Walla 


FAULKNER 

liage), 
Simons  H  0, 


&   JUDSON  (car- 


•i 


Scminhmoo 

Sharon 

Sumner 

Sqiiak 

Utsali.ddy 

Union  Hiil^t 


CHAPMAN  &  BOYER,  Walla  Wall. 

LAMAN  J  D. 

Shiirpsteiu  B  L,  " 

Whitman  E  B, 

WARNER  J  K,  White  Salmon 


PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS.  WALL 
PAPERS,  ETC. 

CHITBERG  J  P,  New  Tacoma 

SHOUDY  W  H,  Seattle 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

Matzgcr  W  O, 
WOODWARD  A  B, 
MOORE  GEO. 

I'eteraon  4  Bro, 
Robertson  W  F, 
Armstrong  J  N, 
Brodeck  &  Co, 
Odboru  J  Q, 


Dayton 

Olympia 

iSeattle 
II 

Tacoma 

Vancouver 

Walla  Walla 
II 


PHYSICIANS. 


Morris  R,  M  D, 
Beach  \V  W, 
Bunnell  P  D, 
Cole  J  A, 
Day  W  \V, 
l'r..ry  T  C, 
Hv3ur.th  m  W  S, 
Shone  A, 

Whituhouso  L  H,  M  D, 
27 


Castle  Rock 

Culfax 
II 

Col  ton 

Daytou 
II 

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Kalama 


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CLA88IKIBD. 


POS 


Read  W,  Kittitasa 

Davia  R  8,  La  Center 

Bryant  J  Cr,  New  Caatle 

Bostwick  H  C,  New  Tacoma 

Oatrander  N,  M  D,  Olympia 

STEELE  AH, 

Frary  T  0, 
Houghton  J  S, 
Lane  N  W, 
Gasaaway  J  M,  M  D, 
Minor  T  T,  M  D, 
WilliaonHO,  MD, 
Kendricka  F  B,  M  D, 
Bagley  A  &  H  B,  M  D, 
Baker  J,  M  D, 
Gale  H  A, 

HIQHWARDEN  J, 
Root  O  G, 
Smith  E  L, 
Starkey  D  W, 

WEEJ)  0  A, 

Brown  M  O, 

Hughea  A  S, 

Rowland  O, 

Mineer  W  S, 

AlbanWG, 

Andrews  Ida  E, 

Andrews  J  C,  (surgeon), 

Bingham  J  E, 

BLALOCK  N  G,  (aurgeon), 

Boyd J  M, 

Burch  B  F,  (surgeon, 

CEOPP  J  F,  (aur^'eon), 

KELLOQO  St  NICHOLS, 

Marion  A  N, 

Mauzey  — ,  " 

Crook  H  P,  (surgeon),  Wilkeson 

PLANING  MILLS. 


Pomeroy 

Port  Gamble 

<( 

Port  Townsend 
<< 

i< 

Seabeck 

Seattle 
(< 

i< 

<< 

<( 


Slaughter 

Skookumchuck 

VVaitsburgh 

Walla  Wallii 


Hatch  B  H, 
Ritter  &  Holman, 
Cram  W  H, 
Dyer  &  Clarey, 
Card  &  Lair, 

WEBSTER  J  H, 

Cooper  S  M, 
Kendall  BF, 
Glaaford  Wm, 


Dayton 

(< 

Palouse 

Pomeroy 

Seattle 

Spring  Brook 

Tumwater 
«( 

Walla  Walla 


PLUMBERS  AND  GASFIT- 
TERS. 

(See  Stoves  and  Tinware;  also  Tinners.) 
laaaca  J  C,  Walla  Walla 

POSTMASTERS. 

SPALDINa  HENRY,  Almota 

WHEELER  N  A,  Alpowa 

HUNT  MILES  B,  Artondale 

penton  Wm,  Blakeley 


Huntington  Wm, 
Birnie  A  D, 
SMITH  JAMES, 
URQUHART  JNO, 
DOZ  LUCIUS 
Miles  Wm  F, 
Renahaw  W  B, 

STANDLEY  J  B, 

Libbey  J  B, 
Day  J  M, 

McDonald  john  l, 

Laity  John, 
Williams  L  D, 
Bell  Geo, 

OLMSTED  J  D. 

Swift  M  L, 
Fowler  J  D, 
Urquhart  W  M, 

ATKINSON  J  M  E, 


Morris  J, 
Fife  W  H, 

BOYCE  G  P, 
HARRIS  J  R, 

Laughliii  S  D, 

GALE  J  N, 
WICKS  M  E, 

Wliitesell  Henry, 

PLUMB  E  B, 
WILSON  E  T, 


Caatle  Rock 

Cathlamet 

Cedarville 

Chehalis 

Cherry  Valley 

Claquato 

Colfax 

Colton 

Coupville 

Dayton 

Elma 

Grand  Mound 

Ilwaco 

Independence 

Kittitass 

Klititat 

Mukilteo 

Napavine 

New  Castle 


New  Dungeneas 

New  Tacoma 

Novelty 

Oakville 

Olequa 

Olympia 

Onecho 

Orting 

Plumb  Station 

Pomuroy 


JACKSON  D  L,  (deputy),  Port  (Itamble 
ATTRIDGE  R  D,  Port  Ludlow 

LEARNED  W  H  H,   Port  Townsend 


Smith  Edward, 
H<)ly»)ke  R, 
Carr  O  J, 

STEINWEO  W  L, 
PURDIN  J  H, 
FORD  S  S, 
TUCKER  JOHN. 
CROSBY  CJR, 
BALLARD  L  W, 

Crane  J  VV, 
Kramm  John, 
Stark  Mrs  P  J, 

TIBBETT3  G  W, 
MILINEJ, 

Ki<;ney  <ieo, 

SPINNING  MRS  E  P, 

Walters  A, 

BROWN  F  R, 

Eastman  F, 

HEALY  P  a. 

Shohert  S,  . 

MARTIN  BL, 

Eddings  Jno, 
Smith  Wm, 
Vawter  Wm, 
Cummings  Amos, 
DurganJE  0, 

WARNER  J  K, 
ARNOLD  G  D, 
PAGET  CO. 

Metcalf  M  M, 


Sutsop 

Seabeck 

Seattle 

Sehoma 

Selah 

Sharon 

Silver  Crook 

Skookumchuck 

Slaughter 

South  Side 

Sprinji  Brook 

Stark's  Point 

Squak 

Stcptoe 

Steilacoom 

Sumner 

Tacoma 

Tenino 

Tumwater 

Tulalip 

Union  Riilge 

Utsaladdy 

Vancouver 

Waitaburgh 

Walla  Walla 

Wallula 

Waahougal 

White  Salmon 

Wilkeaon 

Winlock 

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Hanford  &  McCIaire, 
Northup  B  L, 
Stawart  &  Ebersold, 


Seattle 


RAILROAD  REPRESENTA- 
TIVES. 

Holt  H  H  (agt.N  P  R  R),  Kalama 

SPEAGUE  J  W  (supt  N  P  R  R), 

New  Tacoma 

SPRAOUE  OTIS  (general  freight 

and  ticket  aj^ent  N  P  R  R)»  " 

McKENKY  T  I  (gen  supt  0  *  T 

R  K),  Olympia 

OUIMETTE  E  N  (agt  O  &  T  R  R), " 

Reed  T  M  (preat  0  &  T  R  R),  " 

Reed  0  L  (agt  N  P  &  0  &  T  R  R), 

Tenino 
Clark   H    (agt   W  W   &  C  R  R), 

Walla  Walla 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

New  Tacoma 

Olympia 

Port  Towiiscnd 

Seattle 


Wilkeson  S, 
Mossman  J  V, 
Phillips  T, 

BRYAN  E, 

Kinnefir  Geo,  " 

MACKINTOSH  &  BEEVES,       " 

Stacy  M  V  B, 

TTTRNEREA, 

Yealer  H  L, 

CHAPMAN  &  BOYER,  Walla  Walla 

LAMAN  J  D, 

RESTAURANTS. 

(See  also  Oyster  Saloons. ) 

Stephens  S,  Dayton 

Woodward  J  W,  New  Tacoma 

Austin  E  W,           ,  Olympia 
Chilberg  I, 

Doane  W  J  (oyster  house),  " 

Pomeroy  Mrs,  Pomeroy 

HOLCOMB  0  H,  Port  Townsend 

AlleoP,  Seattle 

QREENBERGJ. 

Kiel  Chas,  " 

Wiggin  W  S, 

wiiCHMANN  &  HOITHONER," 

Arthur  Sum,  Spokan  Falls 

Hastings  D  M,  Vancquver 

Williams  G, 
BOCKLER  ROBT  (Walla  Walla), 

Walla  Walla 
COOLBAHGH&BALL, 
EISELEN,  YENNIGERHOLZ  & 

CO  (cotfee  house), 
Kirkman  W  G, 


Leedy  &  Turner, 
Lucna  John, 
McGearry  Mrs  M, 
Young  Alex  M, 

TI^BS  TONY, 


SAW  MILLS. 

Stillman  J, 

Sexton  &  Co,  ^ 

Waterbury  Bros, 
Eatur  &  Hill, 
Marshall  E  L  &  Co, 
Dysart  &  Co 
Hatch  &  Co, 
Abornothy  A  S, 
Ward  &  Mitchell, 
Reed  E  O, 


Walla  Walla 


Wallula 


Boistfort 

Colfax 

Claquato 

Elma 

Fort  Colville 

Fort  Kittitasi 

New  Tacoma 

Oak  Point 

Olympia 

Palix  River 


Port  Blaneley  Mill  Co,  Wm  Renton, 

Port  Blakeley 

PORT    DISCOVERY    HILLS    CO, 

Point  Discovery 


Puget  Mill  Co, 
Pope  &  Tabot, 
Coleman  J  M, 
Wood  J  &  Co, 
Carpenter  C  E, 

WEBSTER  J  M, 

Hanson,  Ackorsou  &  Co, 
Ward  &  Mitchell, 
Wilson  W  K, 
Counsil  D  W, 
Pennington  k  Rhoades, 
Seward  &  Bro, 


Port  Gamble 

Port  Ludlow 

Seattle 

South  Bend 

Spring  Brook 
i< 

Tacoma 

Tum  water 

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Winlock 

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Yakima 


SEWING  MACHINES. 

Talcott  C  R,  Olympia 

BRYAN  E.  Seattle 

GRAVES  R  C, 

Roman  Thoa,  Walla  Walla 

Wilson  O  F  (Wheeler  &  Wilson)        " 

SHIP  BUILDERS. 

McPhce  &  Holingquist,    Port  Discovery 
Hall  Bros,  Port  Ludlow 

Meigs  Lumber  &  Ship  Building  Co, 

Port  Madison 
Hammond  Wm,  Seattle 

Clarke  S,  boat  builder,  Semiahmoo 

Thurlowe  E,  boat  builder,  ** 

SOAP  MANUFACTURERS. 

HECESON  A  H,  Seattle 

STAGE  LINES  AND  AGENTS. 

Miller,  J  T,  (prop  WaUa  Walla  & 
Colfax  Stage  Line),  Walla  WaUa 

W'iiitman  E  B,  agt  U  I  &  O  Stage 
Line, 


PURE  PORT  WINE,  ftr  MdiiUal  PiTBOges.  302  Davis  St,  S.  F. 


W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO.,  TO.'TiVtSririMSy'aM.'.V^^ 


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STEAMSHIP  COMPANIES 
AND  AGENTS. 

CROSBY  N,  (agt  P  M  S  S  Co),  Olympia 
P  S  T  CO,  lA  H  {Steele,  secy),  " 

TibbuUs  H  L,   (agt  P  M   b  S  Co), 

Furt  Towusend 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

Rowley  &  Bunnell,  Dayton 

QUALE  0,  NewTuc.  ma 
SfOONE&T  J, 

TTJITE  P,  O'ymi  ia 

NORRIS  J  T,  Port  To  wnseiid 

BHEEHANJF. 

Mo  A  LEEK  H  ft  CO,  Seattle 

WADDELL  ft  MILJBS, 

DANIELS  G  H,  Vancouver 

Vincent  C  S,  Waitsbur^'h 

ODOKNELL  WM,  Wulla  Walla 

PORTER  HM  ft  CO, 


TAILORS. 


McFadden  E, 

PETERSON  ft  CO. 

Harris  S,      ' 
Kaufman  D, 
Kenuey  S, 
Levy  tfacob, 
Norwold  H  E, 

WELCH  J  W. 

FlisherlJ, 

GOTTARDO  Q, 

Bellman  &  Peter, 
^oeach  F, 
Debus  H, 

DRUGAN  W  C, 

Meade  F  », 


Port  Discovery 

Port  Townsend 

Seattle 


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TANNERIES. 


Davis  F  C, 

Biles  James, 


Oysterville 
Tumwater 


TELEGRAPH  AGENTS. 

Martin  H,  (W  U  Tel  oper),         Kalama 
Williams  Miss  L,   (W   U  Tel  oper), 

New  Tacoma 
Stevens  E  A,  (W  U  Tel  oper),    Olympia 

LLEWELLYN  W  H,  (P  S  C), 

Port  Townsend 
Lyon  J  M,  (W  U  T  opr), 
BENEDICT  ft  CO,   (P  S  Co),  Seattle 
Bier  F  W,(Man  W  U  Tel  Co,)Vancouver 
Paget  C  C  Jr,  (agt  W  U  Tel  Co),  Winlock 


TERRITORIAL  OIFFCERS. 

Brents  Thos  H,   representative  ia 

congress,  Olympia 

FERRY  ELISHA  P,  governor,  •• 
Owinus  N  H,  secretary,  <' 

KeedT  M,  auditor,  •' 

Tarbell  Francis,  treasurer,  •• 

McMicken  W,  surveyor-general,  " 
Judsoii  J  P,  supt  public  instruction,  " 
Evans  El  wood,  librurian,  *• 

Sturilevant  R  F,  prosecuting  attor- 
ney first  judicial  district,  " 
Ringer  L  M,  joint  councilman,  ** 
Greene  K  8,  chief  justice,              Seattle 

THEATERS, 

LEVY  JACK,  Seattle 

SaUIRE'S  OPERA  HOUSE, 

TRUNK  MANUFACTORY. 

HENDRICKS  H  W,  Seattle 

UNDERTAKERS. 

ROBBESON  ft  HARNED,    Olympiv 

Coultir  ifr      hilestud,  Seattle 

RUSSEL    T  S, 

(iridlcy  &  Whitney,  Vancouver 

PICARD  ft  CLARK,      Walk  WJla 

U.  S.  OFFICERS. 

McMicken  W,surveyor-general,  Olympia 
Milro}'  R  H,  Indian  agent,  " 

Brown  J  T,  register  US  land  office,  " 
Stuart  R  (J,  receiver  U  S  land  office,  " 
Webster  H  A,  collector  U  S  cus- 
toms. Port  Townsend 
Briggs  L  H,  deputy  collector  (J  S 

customs,  " 

Bigelow   H,  deputy  U  S  marshal, 

Seattle 
Bulline  G  W,  steamboat  itiopector,     " 
Hammond  Wm,  steambuat  inspec- 
tor, " 
Wingard  S  C,  judge  first  district, 

Walla  \Vana 
Shaw  Le  F  A,  deputy  internal  rev- 
enue collector,  " 
MORRISON    E  H,  register  U  S 

lantl  office,  " 

REED  AL£X,rcceiver  land  office,  " 
AJitchell  K  W   C,  clerk   U  S  land 

office,  " 

Ay ers  A  Reeves,  clerk  district  court,  ' ' 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

CHINA  JIM,  Wulla  Walla 


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VARIETIES. 

(See  also  Fancy  Goods.) 


Arment  I  N, 
McCoy  C  C, 
(Jilliliuid  J  H, 
GTTYOT  G. 

ayLzmi  o  h, 

OEAVES  A  C, 
Mills  M  V, 
Sullivan  J, 
Davis  Chtu, 


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La  Conner 

Olympia 

Port  Townseml 

Seattle 


Walla  Walla 


WAGONMAKERS. 

(See    also    Blacksmiths  and    Wagon- 
makers.) 

[1  ill  N  ft  Son,  Colfax 

Poarson  T  M,  Newoukum 

Killum  L,  Pomeroy 

Mv)oreliou8e  J  C,  Waitslxirf^h 

M  issum  K  H,  Walla  WulLi 

WaddoUThos,  Winlock 

WATCHES   AND  JEWELRY. 

Talcott  C  R,  Olympia 

Bc:ihernien  .F,  Walla  Walla 

Straight  Z  K,  •* 


WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEW- 
ELERS. 

Arment  I  N,  Dnyton 

Hansen  H  Jr,  I.a  Conner 

Stewart  S  D,  Now  Tucoma 

NAHER  GHAS»  Seattle 
SMITH LP&  SON, 

Tibhits  J  H,  •• 

Savage  Gbi.»,          .  Walla  Walla 


WELLS,    FARGO    &    CO.'S 
AGENTS. 


Walker  J  S, 
Stevens  E  A, 
Wilson  KT, 
Poole  Louis, 
Waterman  &  Katz, 
Harris  (i  W, 
Booson  J  J, 
Stuart  L  B,    (W  W 

Smith  Wm, 
Whitman  KB, 


New  Tacoma 

Olympia 

Pomeroy 

Port  Ludluw 

Port  Townsend 

Seattle 

Vancouver 

&   D  T  Co), 

Waitaburgh 
II 

Walla  Walla 


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VICTORIA,  B.C. 

W.  JENSEN, 


PROPRIETOR. 


First  Class  Accommodations  at  S I  .OO  per  day. 

VICTOSZA  AND  NEW  WSSTMINSTEB 

Leaves  Victoria  every  Tuesday  and  Friday,  at  8  A.  M. 
And  returns  on  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

For  Freight  or  Passage  apply  at 

H.  B.  CO'8  BUILDING,  WHARF  STREET, 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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(ALPHABETIOALLY.) 

Sea  alio,  Liit  of  Tovu  Bsoelred  too  Late  for  Bagalar  Insertion. 


This  province  of  tho  English  Government  occupies  that  portion  of  the  North 
American  continent  which  lies  north  of  the  4i)th  parallel,  south  of  Alaska,  and 
between  tho  Kocky  Mountains  and  the  Pacific  Ocean. 

"The  topography  of  tho  colony  is  generally  mountainous.  The  Cascade  Kange, 
a  continuation  of  the  Sierra  Nevudas  of  California,  intersects  the  entire  length  of 
the  country,  running  from  north  to  south  at  a  distance  of  about  100  miles  from 
the  coast.  Several  spurs  of  the  Kocky  Mountains  extend  into  the  interior,  one 
of  which  forms  the  range  wherein  tlft  gold  mines  of  Cariboo  are  located.  A  num- 
ber of  large  and  voluminous  rivers  take  their  rise  in  these  various  ranges,  the 
main  stream — the  Fraser — flowing  through  the  country  for  a  distance  of  about 
1,500  miles,  thfiroby  ranking  as  tne  second  largest  stream  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 
As  it  traverses  thj  most  mountainous  section  of  the  country,  its  course  is  conse- 
quently through  a  continued  chain  of  impassable  gorges  and  canyons,  causing  it 
to  be  utterly  unuavigable  to  steamboats,  excepting  100  miles  of  its  lower  waters 
and  about  80  miles  midway  between  its  source  and  mouth.  Even  its  naviufation 
by  boats,  although  frequently  successfully  accomplished,  is  replete  with  danger 
and  has  been  frequently  attended  with  disastrous  results.  The  Pitt,  Bridge, 
Thompson,  Quesnelle,  Cliiliwack  and  Hiirrison  rivers  are  all  branches  of  the 
Fraser,  of  greater  or  less  magnitude  and  importance.  A  large  number  of  lakes, 
varied  in  size,  nestle  between  the  mountain  ranges.  Some  of  these  lakes  are  nav- 
igable to  steamboats  of  light  draft,  and  vessels  of  that  class  are  at  present 
employed  on  their  waters.  All  these  lakes  and  rivers,  as  well  as  the  baycb  and 
inlets  along  the  coast,  swarm  with  fish  of  different  descriptions.  Much  of  the 
country  is  covered  with  dense  forests  of  pine,  cedar  and  other  kinds  of  timber, 
especially  S3  near  the  soa  co.a.st  and  in  the  interior  mountain  districts.  The  lumbar 
business  has  become  quite  an  important  one,  the  exports  of  that  article  amounting 
to  about  $250,000  annually.  The  spars  obtained  from  its  forests  cannot  be 
equaled  elsewhere,  in  length  and  qualily,  and  large  numbdrs  are  shipped  annually 
abroad. 

Although  comparatively  an  indifferent  agricultural  country,  British  Columbia's 
agricultural  resources  have  l>een  valuable  assi.stunts  in  the  development  of  her  rich 
and  extensive  mineral  diiposits,  to  whiuh  the  time  and  attention  of  a  large  portion 
of  the  white  population  bus  been  exclusively  devoted.  Sumass,  Kamloops,  Lillooet, 
Dog  Creek,  Soda  Creek,  Williams  Lake  and  Alkali  Lake  are  all  valuaole  agricul- 
tural districts,  some  of  which  are  somewhat  rxtensively  cultivated  and  annually 
produce  fine  crops  of  cereals,  thus  effectually  stopping  the  importation  of  bread- 
stuffs  from  Oregon  and  California  to  any  point  above  Victoria.  Thousands  of 
acres  of  invaluable  land,  now  partly  subi.ierged  by  the  flood  tides,  exist  at  the 
mouth  of  the  Fraser  river,  wfiich,  by  an  inexpensive  system  of  dyking,  can  bo 
easily  reclaimed  and  immediately  placed  under  a  high  state  of  cultivation.  The 
land  is  now  being  rapidly  pre-empted,  in  anticipation  of  the  speedy  construction 
of  the  New  Dominion  Truiis-continental  Railroad,  and  the  establishment  of  the 
Pacific  terminus  at  Burrard's  Inlet.  The  soil  of  the  country  is  in  most  places  of  a 
light  character,  deficient  in  depth  and  quickly  exhausted.  These  low  lands  of  the 
Fraser  are,  however,  exceptions  to  the  rule,  and  possess  a  rich  and  deep  soil. 
8ome  portion  of  the  interior  also  possess  a  deep  and  highly  productive  soil,  as 
evidenced  by  the  spontaneous  growth  of  various  kinds  of  fruits.  In  this  respect 
the  Similkameen  Valley  is  a  perfect  garden,  varieties  of  garden  fruit  growing 
abundantly  in  as  advanced  a  state  of  perfection  as  the  products  of  domesticated 
trees  and  shrubs. 

As  a  grazing  country,  British  Columbia  is  probably  prominent,  the  plains  an^ 
valleys  of  the  interior  being  covered  with  abundance  of  bunch  and  other  nutritious 
grasses,  and  affording  an  unlimited  range  for  the  support  of  nu  mberless  flocks  and 

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herda  Twenty  thousand  head  of  homed  cattle  are  stated  to  be  now  feeding  in 
the  extensive  valleys  of  the  Froser,  Thompson,  Bonaparte  and  Nicomin  rivers. 
These  valleys  are  comparatively  free  from  snow  during  the  winter,  and  contain 
good  feed  tnroughout  the  year.  Their  peculiar  adaptability  for  stock-raising  has 
been  indisputably  established  and  demonstrated  by  the  practical  results  obtained 
from  several  years'  experiments.  8hccp-raiaing  has  of  late  years  been  introduced 
into  the  colony,  and  is  proving  a  source  of  great  profit  to  those  engaged  in  it. 
Good  markets  for  stock  and  farm  produce  are  always  to  be  obtained  in  the  mining 
districts,  which  are  situated  in  ungenial  and  unproductive  parts  of  the  colony. 


Barkerville, 

CARIBOO  DISTRICT. 

Ball  H  M,  judge 

Bowron  J,  govt  agt 

Byrnes  Geo,  sheriff,  agt  B  C  Ex 

Chipp  J,  physician 

Cunio  N,  hotel 

Pcrlin  I  C,  gen  mdse 

Goodson  J  (i,  bakery 

Kelly  A,  hotel 

Kwong  \jee  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Mason  &  Daly,  restaurant 

Moses  W  D,  harbor 

Nason  I  B,  sawmill 

Nutt  J,  justice  peace 

Ucnnie  ^V,  bootmaker 

Boss  H,  gen  mdse  <- 

Thompson  .1  S,  M  P 

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Wa  Lee,  gen  mdse 
Wilson  N,  gen  mdse 
Wing  Sing,  gen  mdse 

Baynes  Sound, 

COMUX    DISTRICT. 

Baynes  Sound  Colliery  Co 

Haines  &  Cole,  sawmill  and  gen  mdse 


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Burrard's  Inlet. 

Dcighton  Jno,  saloon 
Fernandez  G,  gen  mdse 
Manion  Jas,  gen  mdse 
Michand  Max,  hotel 
Moody,  Nelson  &  Co,  lumber 
Wilson  B  H,  hotel 


Cache  Creek, 

LILLOOET   DISTr   CT. 

Campbell  J,  postmaster,  geii  mdse 
Maclure  J  C,  agt  B  C  Ex  Co 
Mechlin  I  C,  D  Tel  Co  operator 


Camerontown. 

Rogers  &  Wilson,  gen  mdse 


Cassiar. 


Calbreath,  Grant  &  Cook,  gen  mds» 
Lciser  Simon,  gen  mdse 


Clinton, 

LILLOOET    DISTRICT. 

Bu^rdB  D, 

tliipfriBfi  F  W,   justice  peace  and  gen 

mdse 
Harper  T,  flour  mill  and  sawmill 
Hayes  C,  Barnard's  Express 
Marshal  Mrs,  hotel 
McCulley  J,  blacksmith 
Nelson  &  Wolfe,  gen  mdse 
O'Connor  M,   B  C  Tel  Co,  postmaster 

and  govt  agt 
Sanders  E  H,  judge 
Tuck  Kee,  gen  muse 


Comox, 


COMOX    DISTRICT, 

Situated  140  miles  northeast  of  Victoria. 
Population  about  150.  Support  derived 
principally  from  coal  mining. 

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Fitzpatrick  JM,  saloon     :f(-'  <  ^^t^  T 
Home  H  E,  gen  mdse 
Pidcock<JH4iUiLyuil)  sawmill 
Rodello  J,  gen  mdse 
Union  Coal  Mining  Co, 


Cowichen. 

Kinnear  Jas,  gjen  mdse,  hotel 


Dease  Creek. 

Calbreath,  Grant  &  Cook,  gen  mdse 
Leiser  Simon,  gen  mdse 


Deer  Creek. 


Berry  &  Adler,  saloon 


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Esquimalt> 

VICTORIA. 

Bland  W,  saloon 
Daran  Juhn,  saloon 
Everett  P,  saloon 
Furgerson  — ,  suloon 
Howard  J,  hotel,  postmaster 
Martin  T,  saloon 
Porter  J,  livery 
Saunders  H,  groceries 
Selleck  W  X,  hotel 
Thomas  A,  hotel 
^"  i!by  H,  vari<.-ties 
Williams  &,  Ai-thur,  hotel 


Essington. 


Cunningham  It,  gen  mdse 


Glenora. 


Lovell  Jno  B,  gen  milse 


Hope^ 

YALE   DISTKICT. 

Galloway  T,  hotel 

Walker  &  Bowes,  sawmill 

Wardle  J,  express 

Wirth  J  6,  gen  mJae  and  postmaster 

Yutes  W,  gen  mJiie 


EamloopS; 

YALE    DISTKICT. 

Guerin  J,  blacksmith 

Mira  J  A,  pjstmaater  and  justice  peace 

Mara  &  Wilson,  geii  radae  and  agc  B  C 

Ex  Co 
Mcintosh  J,  contractor 
Melutoah  &  Mcl'hadun,  hotel 
Nimmo  II  A,  gen  radsj 
T.iit  J,  gen  v.ulio 

Lytton, 

YALE    DISTRICT. 

Bailie  S  Y,  hotel 
Blackhord  H,  blacksmith 
Boucherat  J,  gen  nuise 
Chapman  J,  fhour  mill 
Coxon  G,  gen  mdse 
Hautier  L,  hobel  ' 

Kilroy  P,  hotel 

MoINTT&E  JOHN,  gen  mdie,  ajt  B  C 
£x  Co,  and  postmaster 


McKay  J  &  Co,  livery 

Sproat  R,  hotel 

Wright  W  H,  B  C  Tel  operator 


Maple  Bay. 

Baumont  W,  gen  mdse 


McDane's  Creek, 


Fletcher  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Leider  iSiinon,  gen  mdse 


Nanaimo, 

VANCOUVER   DISTRICT, 

Sitnateil  about  75  miles  from  Victoria, 
on  the  eastern  shore  of  Vancouver  Is- 
land, and  is  the  shipping  point  for  tlie 
exbeiisive  coal  fields  in  that  district.  It 
id  a  thrivi'ig  business  town,  of  abmt 
I,20J  inhabitants,  and  the  center  for  a 
much  larger  number  of  people  if  the 
mining  population  is  taken  into  connd- 
eration.  It  has  biweakly  communicii- 
tion  with  Victoria  by  Spratt's  cnmmo- 
dious  steamer,  "Cariboo  Fly. "  The  Sit- 
ka steamers  call  here. 


Abrams  J,  clothing,  boots  and  shoos 

Akenhead  J,  Nanaimo  Meat  Market 

Akenhead  'Valter,  hotel 

Baker  Geo,  market 

Bate  &  Bryden,  co-managers  Vancouver 
Coal  Co 

Bate  Mark,  Mayor  of  municipality  and 
justice  of  peace 

Black  Diamond  Hotel,  J  W  Brunstoa 

Brightman  Ball,  butcher 

Bulkley  T  A,  colliery  propr  and  justice 
peace 

Brian  K,  city  councilor 

Brodie  P,  mcrcljant  tailor 

Brown  Jas,  t.iilor 

Brunston  J  W,  Black  Diamond  Hotel 

Bryden  J,  city  councilor  and  justice  of 
peace       fil^  ,,//,    ^,  ,^  ty/^i^ii^ 

Carpenter  C,  sawmill  '  ' 

Clunesi  D,  physician  and  surgeon 

Commercial  Hotel,  J  A  McDonald 

Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co,  propra  Welling- 
ton Colliery 

Dunsnniir  Itobt,  justice  of  peace 

Earl  Wm,  crockery 

Fawcett  T  L,  ■  jvernment  agt 

Fletcher,  Beck  &;  Thames,  contractors, 
builders  and  undertakers 

Gibson  Kichd,  gen  mdse 

Gilbert  Mrs  J  K,  Temperance  House 

Gougm  Mrs  Elizabeth,  Nanaimo  Hotel 


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Harold  Jas,  attj 
Harvey  Jas,  gen 
Hazelton  J  H  ft 
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Herre  W  F,  land 

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Hirst  Jno,  gen  n 
Hoath  Chas,  Jive 
Jenkins  .Jno  E,  0 
Kurst  Chas,   bak 

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Lorimer  Wm,  car 
Lynch  Edw  J,  bL 
Malirer  Jno,  soda 
M  lyer  A,  gen  md 
McDonald  D  S,  m 
McDjnald  J  A,  C 
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Nightingale  liiclid, 
Mjrrii  Geo,  puh   " 

Old  Flag  Inn  (boari 

proprietor 
Pa,'e  L,  painter 
Parkim  Wm,  gen  iJ 
Piiwson  J,  justice  c 
Peck  T  E,  colle.-toi 
I'lnbury  E,  bookse 
PI  inta  J  p,  justice 
Plwice  J  H,  stoves 

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Pringls  W,  city  co 
Kapcr  Alfred  & 

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KaybouldMri,  mil 

Ilei.l  Wm,  city  cou 

I{uilly  Peter,  grocei 

IJenwick  -Jno,  blacl 

Koltinsoa  &  Clayto 

Komano  Jno  Q,  get 

t>ai)iston  Jno,  city 

Smith  Donald,  liji 

Smith  Henry  P^  N 

•Smith  J,  Wiitchni.il 

Spdding  W  I{   cou 

fSurlea  W  J  &  Co,  i 

Tamblyn  J,  watclii 

Uren  J,  photo^rrap 

WhII  T,  saloon 

Wutkins  if,  rastau 

Webb  J,  h.,tel 

Webb  W  E,  baker 

Whitefiold  J,  bootl 

Wilson  J,  commies 

Wilson  W,  stoves, 

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Gray  A  B  k  Co,  dry  goods,  brawcn  of 
Victoria  House 

Harold  Jas,  atty  at  law 

Harvey  Jas,  gen  miUe  and  ins 

Hazelton  J  H  &  Co,  Mu^ic  Soap  Works 

Hendry  &  McNeiir,  sasli  factory 

Ilerre  W  F,  land  agent,  collect  jr  and  ac- 
countant 

Hirst  Jno,  gen  mdse 

Hoath  Chas,  livery  stable 

Jenkins  Jno  E,  Old  Flag  Inn 

Karst  Chas,  bakery,  oyster  saloon  and 
restaurant 

Loriiner  Wm,  carpenter  and  contractor 

Lynch  Edw  J.  blaclcsmith 

Mahrer  Jno,  soda  water  manufr 

M  lyer  A,  gen  nidse 

McDonald  D  S,  gen  mdse 

McDonald  J  A,  Commercial  Hotel 

McL'y  Jas,  justice  of  peace 

Mead  Geo,  hairdresser 

Milburn  T  C,  li]norii 

"iVauaimo  B'ree  Press,"  Geo  Morris  pub 

Nanaimo  Market  (meat),  James  A  Ken- 
head 

Newcastle  House,  Henry  P  Smith  propr 

Nightingale  I?  ichd,  <'ity  councilor 

Mjrris  Geo,  pub  "Nanaimo  Free  Press'' 

Old  Flag  Inn  (boarding),  Jno  £  Jenkins 

proprietor 
Pa'^e  L,  painter 
Parkiin  Wm,  gen  mdse 
I'awson  J,  justice  of  p?ace 
Peck  T  E,  collector  of  customs 
I'inbury  E,  bookseller  and  stationer 
Plmta  J  P,  justice  of  peace 
Plwice  J  H,  stoves,  tinware,  wall  paper 

and  hardware 
Piiagls  W,  city  councilor 
llaper  Alfred  &  Co,  books,   statiDuery 

and  news  depot 
Raybould  Mrs,  milli  lery  and  fancy  goods 
Keid  Wm,  city  councilor 
Kuilly  Peter,  gri)ceries 
Keiinick  Jno,  blacksmith 
Robinson  &  Clayton,  butchers    ' 
Uomano  Jno  Q,  gen  mdse 
Sa'niston  Jno,  city  c  tuuoilor 
Smith  Donald,  lijuors 
Smith  Henry  P,  Newcastle  House 
Smith  J,  watchmaker 
Spilding  W  15,  county  court  judge 
Surlea  W  J  &  Co,  drugs 
Tamblyn  J,  watchm  iker 
Ureu  J,  photographer        _^ 
WullT,  saloon 

Wutkina  It,  restaurant  - 

Webb  J,  h.,tul 
Webb  W  E,  bakery 
Whitctiold  J,  bootmaker 
Wilson  J,  commission  merchant 
Wilson  VV,  stoves,  and  tinware 
Wren  Jno,  boots  and  ahoes 


New  Westminster, 

NEW   WESTMINSTER   DISTRICT, 

Incorporated  city,  favorably  situated  for 
tra«.1e,  on  the  Eraser,  just  ab')ve  the  junc- 
tion of  the  North  Fork,  75  miles  from 
Victoria,  with  whiiih  place  it  has  steamer 
communication  twice  a  week.  This  city 
from  its  favorable  position  on  a  river 
that  is  second  to  none  in  commercial 
importance  on  the  coast  (for  it  is  the 
outlet  of  a  grett  a2;ricultural  and  min- 
ing country),  bids  fair  ia  a  few  years  to 
b3  a  provincial  ce:iter.  The  present 
population  is  1,000. 


Anderson  Robt,  stoves  and  tiawaro 

Armstrong  W  J,  sawmill 

Aruaud  P,  Coloni  d  Hotel 

Blackie  iVilter,  blacksmith  and  general 
dealer 

Bale  W  Norman,  barrister  at  law  and 
notary  public 

Bowden  Edw,  a?t  B  C  Tel  Co 

Bradbury  E,  varieties 

Brown  Ebjnezer,  liquors 

Browne  O  W,  luirdressir 

Chisholm  Donald,  li  juora 

Cohen  li  S,  watchmaker 

Cowie  Jno  M,  merchant  tailor 

Cunningham  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Deane  H  W,  gen  m  Ise 

Deape  J  S  &  Co,  fnh  cannery 

Debju  Henry,  gen  m  ise 

Dickinson  E,  gov't  land  agt 

Dickinson  Robt,  market 

"Dominion  Piciric  Herald,"  (semi- week- 
ly), Jno  C  Brown  pub 

Edmonds  Henry  V,  land  agt  and  auc- 
tioaeer 

Ewen  &  Wise,  fish  cannery 

Eickhoff  F,  gen  mdsj 

Fickhott'  Henry,  gen  mlaa  aud  propr  of 
Union  Hotel 

Ellar  Jas,  drygoods 

Euglis  &,  Co,  fish  cannery 

Eureka  S  M  Co,  J  A  U  Homer  aecy 

Ewen  &  Wise,  tish  can  lery 

Finlayson  &  Lane,  tish  cauaery 

Eraser  Jaa,  watchmaker 

French  W  J,  meat  market 

(^raham  T  \V,  carpanter 

Harvey  Wm,  bakery 

Hendry  Jno,  millwright 

Hennessy  &  Bender,  lienors 

Herring  Arthur  M,  druggist 

Hogan  Henry,  aoda  water 

Holorook  H,  gen  mdse 

Holbrook  H  &  Co  Hah  cannery  and  gen 
merchandise 

Holt  S  F,  blackamith   and  wagottmaker 

Homer  JAB,  commissi  in  agt       ^ 

Howiaon  W  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


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Hoy  H,  carpenter 

Hughea  J  C,  land  o£Sce 

Jackson  Oliver,  stoves  and  tinware 

Johnston  Wm,  bootmaker 

Karey  Mrs  M,  boarding  • 

Kaye  Frederick,  salmon  packer 

Lamby  T  McK,  books  and  stationery 

Lewis  W,  restaurant 

Lewis  W  K,  livery  stable 

Lord  Jno  E,  furniture 

Lowe  W  H,  collector  of  customs 

"Mainland  Guardian"  (semi-weekly),   J 

K  Suter  pub 
Major  Chas  J,  gen  mdsfe 
McColl  Wm,  hotel 
McDonough  Chas,  gen  mdse 
Mclnnes  Thos  R,  physician 
Morgan  Alex,  hairdresser 
Murray  Jno,  bootmaker 
Nickels  Wm,  liquors 
Pearson  T  E,  agt  B  C  ex 
Peele  A,  druggist 
Robinson  Jas,  coal 
Rodick  Thos,  liquors 
Rosseau  J,  boots  and  shoes 
Sirr  Thomas,  liquors 
Tait  V  B,  postmaster 
Thomas  Robt,  boots  and  shoes 
Townsend  W  B,  London  Markci 
Townsend  Mrs  W  B,  millinery 
Trew  C  N,  physician 
Walsh  Thos,  tailor 
Webster  ( r  W,  sawmill 
Willie  Louis,  bakery 
Wiutemute  Jos,  carpenter 
Wise  Jas,  gen  nulse 
V/ithrow  D,  furniture 


Quesnelle, 

CARIBOO    DISTRICT. 

Barlow  A,  t.rad<^r 
Bohimiioii  -    • '-a  i'ir 
Brown  A  '  >tel 

(    "'n  A.    /.vkxmith 
I)    .,./  f>  ly,  l.'»tel 
(iirvJ  'i ,  trivJ'-r 
Kwony  |l/»e  k  ^'o,  gen  mdse 
Keid  /,  gi  11  iii'laA  and  agt  B  C  Ex  Co 
Skinner  K  J,  g^■■n  mdse 
8tone  Jas,  agent  B  C  Tel  Co  mmI  post- 
master 


Soda  Creek, 


LILLOOKT    DIKVKICT. 


I>unM&r  P  C,  hotel  and  »/t  B  C  ex 
McIxjTC  R,  hotel  and  postrniuiter 
YeatcB  H,  B  C  tel  opr 


Stanley  and  Van 
Winkle, 

CARIBOO   DISTRICT. 

Austin  Mrs,  hotel 
.  Bendixon  Mrs,  saloon 
Evans  J,  M  P 

Fletcher  &  Naughton,  gen  mdse 
Houseman  W  W,  hotel 
Lindsay  A,  agt  B  C  Ex  Co  and  post- 
master 


Sumass. 

Millar  D,W,£en  mdse 

Thibert  Creek. 

Thibert  Henry,  gen  mdse 

Victoria, 

VICTORIA     DISTRICT, 

Is  the  capital  of  the  Province  and  seat 
of  government,  the  hcadqu.arters  of  all 
Dominion  and  local  institutions,  public 
associations  and  private  institutions  in 
British  Columbia.  Victoria  ia  a  well 
located  and  beautifully  situated  city  on 
the  southeastern  extremity  of  Vancou- 
ver Island,  about  800  miles  from  San 
Francisco,  with  which  it  has  commnica- 
tion  by  means  of  the  P.  M.  Co. 'sand  P. 
S.  iS.  Co. 's  steamers  several  times  each 
month,  besides  numerous  sailing  vessels. 
The  harbor  of  Victoria  is  not  the  best 
but  at  Esquimalt,  3  miles  from  the  city, 
is  a  very  large  and  good  harbor  where 
the  largest  ships  can  discharge  and  take 
cargoes.  There  are  many  fine  buildings 
here,  both  public  and  private.  There 
are  quite  a  number  of  manufacturing 
industries;  namely,  foundries  and  ma- 
chine shops,  match  factory,  etc.  Tliere 
are  a  number  of  hotels  here,  two  daily 
newspapers — "The  Standard"  and  "The 
Colonist."  There  are  many  good  firms 
here,  and  business  of  all  kinds  is  fair. 
Among  the  many  projected  enterprises 
are  the  niilroad  and  dry-dock,  which 
promise  now  to  be  completed  at  an  early 
day.  The  discovery  of  gold  on  the  Ska- 
git river,  for  which  this  is  the  out-fitting 
point  for  those  wlio  go  to  the  mines  by 
way  of  the  Fort  Hope  route,  has  given 
a  fresh  impetus  to  trade.  The  resources 
of  this  place  are  various.  Situated  as  it 
is  it  becomes  the  distributing  point  for 
the  Province,  and  the  nucleus  for  foreign 


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trade.  It  is  backed  by  a  rich  farming 
and  graziug  country.  Canning  salmon, 
manufacturing  lumber,  mining  coal  and 
minerals  all  go  toward  making  this  city 
one  of  great  importance.  It  contains 
about  6,000  people ;  it  has  good  schools 
and  churches,  and  is  steadily  growing  in 
wealth  and  prosperity. 


ALMON  lEON  WOEKS,  J  Spratt 

proprietor 
AUatt  T  S,  carpenter 
Allen  W,  fruit  and  fish.  Government 
Allsop  &  Mason,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agts  and  notaries,  Government 
American  Hotel,  Thos  J  Burnes  propri- 
etor, Yates 
Andean  Wm,  second  hand  goods 
Anderson  ( J  VV,  groceries,  Fort 
Anderson  J  K,  broker,  Langley 
Anderson  W,  stairbuilder,  Port 
Andrews  J,  shoemaker 
Angel  Hotel,  Fred  Carne  prop,  Langley 

ARCADE  EESTAURAlfT,  J  Levy 

propr.  Government 

Arcliibahl  W  F,  \V  V  tel  opr,  Trounce 
Alley 

Armstrong  VV  W,  cigars  and  tobacco 

ASH  JOHN,  physician.  Fort 

Astrico  Mrs  A,  hotel,  Store 

Bagnall  &  Co,  music  and  musical  instru- 
ments. Government 

BAKER  £  C,  notary  public  and  real 
estiite  agent 

BAKER  R  &  SON,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail Hour,  feed  and  fruits,  Y.ites 

Ball  C,  blacksmith  and  waijonmaker 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA, 

\V  (j  V/ard  manager,  Governnieiit 
Bank    of    British    North    America,    K 
Burns  maniger,  Yates 

BANK  EXCHANGE  SALOON  (free 

liincl'.  every  day),  Yates 
B:ite3  M,  restaurant,  Government 
Barnard  F  S,  ins  agt,  Yates 
BiiriMU  J,  nie:it  market 
BATCHELOR  B,  meat  market,  Y'atcs 
Bauniann  F,  candy  manufr,  Yates 
Bjavcn  llobt,  real  estate  agent,  Gov't 
Beciitel  A  J,  saloon,  Johnson 
Beckford  — ,  carpiuiter.  Fort 
BEEOAN  F,  shoemaker,  Yates 
Bilmont  Tanning,  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

W  Dalhy  manager 
Bennallack  Thos,  carpenter,  Johnson 
Bliickall  Geo,  saloon 
Br<AND  JAS  J,  varieties,  Johnson 
Bln([nire  M,  goii  agt 
B!r,on;*ield  C  P,  sargeant  of  police 
Blott    J,    cigars  and    tobacco,   Govern- 
ment 
Blume  ft,  Tiafrcniere  saloon,  Johnson 
BOARD  OF  TBAiOE,  E  C  Baker  Bccy 


Boomerang  Hotel,  BP  Griffin  proprietor, 

Government  and  Coutncy 
BOOTH  MISS  L,  dressmaker,  Johnson 

bet  Quadra  and  Blanchard 
BORDE  H,  bootmaker,  Johnson 
Borde  &  Morley,  blacksmiths.  Gov't 
Bernstein  H,  hides  etc,  Wharf 
Berth  wick  h  Brown,  saloon,  Yates 
Bocowitz  Tj  &  J,  fars 
BOSSi  0,  groceries,  liquors,  etc,  Store 

and  Johnson 
BOSSI    6IESSELMANN,     groceries, 
liquors    and    provisions,    Yates    and 
Broad 
Bowman  W  G,  livery 
BOYD  J,  groceries,  liq  uors,  etc,  Johnston 
BULER  A,  tailor,  Government 
Bull  W  K,  gen  agt.  Fort  and  Broad 
Buuster  Brewery,  Johnson 
Burgess  J  1',  carpenter  and  builder.  Fort 
Burns  &  Co,  carpets,  etc,  Yates 
Burroughs  W  Ci,  tailor 
Burt  S  a,  bakery 

Bramwell  &  Patterson,  machinists 
British  Columbia  J'lxpress  Co,  G  A  iSar- 

gison  manager,  Yates 
BROPHY    &    CO,  liarness  and  saddle 

makers.  Government 
Brown  J,  fruit 

Brown   &  White,   dry  goods.    Govern- 
ment 
Bryant  W  C,  farrier,  Johnson 
C alder  J,  dentist.  Fort  q 

Camer(m  J,  groccies.  Government    sr  ■■ 
Campbell  Frank,  ci,;  irs  and  tobacco 
CARR  R,  (wholesale}    groceries,  provi- 
sions, liquors,  Whan 
Carringtnu  Thos,  Bazar 
Carter  T  VV,  meat  market 

CARVALHO  MRS  AMELIA,  dealer 

in    Indian  curiosities;  new  and  second 

hand  goods. 
CASAMiYOU    A    ft    00;    wholesale 

deal'.n.i,  groceries,  provisions,  tobacco, 

wines,  liquors,  etc 
Chadwick  T,  saloon 
CHARLES  WM,  manager  H  B  Co 
Cliu  Chung  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
CLAY    S,    groceries    and    liquors,    cor 

Doutjlasa  and  Johnson 
COLEMAN  GEO,  saloon.   Government 

and  Corniorant 
Collins  (Jeo,  saloon 

Colonial  Hotel,  (iarnier  k  Merz,  propr 
COLVIN  R  W,  yacht  builder 
Cooke  A  B,  druggist,  Yates  and  Broad 
Cook  Mrs  A  B,  dressmaker 
Cool  W  P,  dentist.  Fort 
Coughlan  J,  painter.  Government 
COURTNEY  H  C,  attomey-at-law 
COUVES  A  C,  saloon.  Government 

COWPER  H  M,  i-oots  iind  shoes,  Gov- 

I     ernment 


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At.rilAIIRTICAU.V. 


CHANOELLI P,  groceries  and  li(][Uors, 
JohuBcm 

Cridge  R  C,  surveyor 

CROWTHEB  J,  sign  paintinp,  Yates 

DAILY  AND  WEEKLY  STAND- 
ARD, C  McK  Sniitli,  propr 

Dassonville  J,  jeweler.  Fort 

DAVEY  MISSES,  dressmakers,  Gov- 
ernment 

Davie  J  C,  physician 

Davies  J  P  &  Co,  auctioneers  and  com 
merchants,  Wharf 

DA'VIE  &  POOLEY,  barristers  and  at- 
tomeys-iit-law,  iiotiiries,  Langley 

DAVIE  THEO,  barrister-at-law,  no- 
t;  ry jpublio,  cor  Fort  and  Langley 

DE29(NY  WM,  dry  goods.  Government 

DeWIEDERHOLi)  &  CO,  coal  wood 

and  com  merchants,  J'ort  and  Wharf 
Dillon  B  F,  saloon,  Yates 
IXibinson  Mrs  J,  fancy  goods,  Fort 
Dominion   Gov't  Tel  Line,  B  W  Pearse 

sni»t.  Government 

DOMINION  GOVERNMENT  SAV 

INOS  BANE,  Jolin Graham,  manager 
DOMINION  HOTEL,   »  Jones,  propr, 

Ytites 
Dougall  John,  machine  shop  and  foundry, 

cor  Peinhruok  and  Government 
DOUGHTY  GEO,  brushmaker,  Fort 

DBAKE    &  JACKSON,    barriitcrs-at- 

liiw,  notaries,  Lamjit-y 
Dr.uit  J,  bakery.  Johnson 
DRIARD  HOUSE,   Kedon   &  Hartna- 

gel,  propis,  View 
Drumniond  J  S,  stoves  and  tinware 
Earle  Thos.  wholesale  grocer,  Wharf 

EAST  COAST  LINE  STEAMERS.  J 


>rpr,itt,  propr 
■ELliIOTT  A^O.  buiiiubcf  ot  In^',  LniiM  -lilli' 'IRv^^iiS^'''''-'*'  J^'''"8on 

Ellis  D,  h^el 

Englehiirdt4>  i'n\malf,»aA  agt/P  M  S  >S 
Co,  Wharf 

ENTERPRISE  GOLD  &  SILVER 

MINING  CO,  Wm  Pollard,  Sec'y 
EVANS  D  S  w  i^  mm  ik3r,  J  )h  h  on 
Evans  S,  Park  Hotel,  Beacon  Hill 
Fairhi.irn  &  Robertson,  hlacksmiths  and 

boiler  works 
Fawcett  15  W,  sewing  machines 
lELKER,  J  R,  propr  St.  Charles  hotel 
Fell  &  Co,  uroceries,  Fort 
FELL  THORNTON,    attorney-at-law, 

notary  public,  (Jovernment 
Fellows  A,  hardware,  Yates 
Field  S,  cabinet  maker,  Fort 
Fin<llay  Durhum  Brodie,  gen  mdse,Wharf 
FINLAYSON  J,  groceries.  Fort 
FLETCHER  T  W,  sewing  machines. 

Fort 
FOX  M  &  H  A,  cutlery  and  fancy  goods, 

Governnieut 


FRANCIS  A,  American  consul,  Yates 

Francis  G,  livery 

FRIED  MRS  S,  St.  Nicholas  hotel,  Gov. 

ernnient 
Franklin  W  A,   transfer  exchange,  cor 

Government  and  Fort 
GARD  ERIC,  cigars  and  tobacco,  John. 

son 

GARESCHE  GREEN  &  CO,  bankers, 

agts  WtUa  Fargo  &  Cos  Express  and 
Allan  line  steamer 

Geiger  &  Becker,  barbers,  Govemmant 

Geiger  C  E,  physician.  Government 

GEIGER  L,  bootmaker,  Yates 

Gerritson  J,  bakery 

GILMORE  A,  merchant  tailor,  clothing, 
gents  furnishing  goods,  etc,  Johnsan 

Globe  Hotel,  Mrs  Bowles  propr.  Fort 

Glover  S  H,  commercial  store,   Johnson 

Goodacre  &  Dooley,  meat  market.  Gov- 
ernment 

GOODHUE  J  P,  agt  steamer  California. 
Wharf 

Gorrie  T,  fancy  goods.  Fort 

Gosnell  J,  groceries,  Douglass  and  Cor- 
m  rant 

GOWDY  J,  bootmaker,  Johnson 

GOWEN  C,  brewery,  Yates 

(ioweii  T,  niichini-it 

GRAHAM  JOHN,  manager  Dominion 
Goverimient  Savings  Bank,  Govern- 
ment 

GRAY  A  B  &  CO,  dry  goods,  gents 
furnishin;.'  goods,  Govci'nmeiit 

GRAY  SAMUEL,  stair  bnilder,  geo- 
metrical and  .Sulf  Supporting  Twin 
Stairs  and  Safety  Elevator,  Govern- 
ment 

Green  D,  clothing.  Government 


GRIMM  WM,  wagonmaker,  Johnson 

HALFPENNEY  MISS  I  B,  braids. 

switches,  hinr,  jewelry,  etc,  Yates 
HALFPENNY  MRS  N,  dressmaker, 

Yates 
Hall  P  J,  cracker  bakery.  Fort 
Hamley  Wymond,  collector  of  customs 
Harris  Thos,  city  sheritF 
Harrison  E,  si-jrn  painter 
HARRISON  ^WM,    books,    stationery 

and  periodicals.  Government 
Hart  O,  bootmaker,  Johnson 
HARTMAN  S  DR,  de.tist,  Yates 

HARTMAN  S,  barber,  baths  and  hair 
work  made,   Yates 

HAWKINS  J,  grocer.  Fort  and  Doug- 
lass 

HAYWARD  CHAS,  propr  Pioneer 
Steam  Mills  and  undertaker,  Lang- 
ley 

HEATHORN  W,  boot  and  shoo  manuf 
and  tannery.  Government 

Hediu  J,  groceries,  Johnson 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  j£i:L,;%Ii;X".;d..  315  J  SU  Sac. 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  ^-- tl!g?oirff.//oT';;-..r.yJ!*- 


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HEISTERMAN  H  F  &  CO.  real  estate 

anil  ins  agts,  Langloy 
Henley  J,  b,iker,  Fort 
HETT  J  ROLAND,  atty-at-law 
llcywood  .),  pork  packer,  Yates 
HL8BEN  T  N   &  GO,   books  and  sta 

ti  )iiery,  Goverumjut 
Hildebraiul  Mrs  Al,  t.iilor 
Hi^'gi'is  D  W,   propr   "Tho  Colonist," 

stationery 
Hil  i'lrd  J,  tfroceries,    Store 
HOLMES  &  DUDGEON,  moat  market, 

Fort 
HOWELL  J  J,  saloon,  Yatos 
HUDSON    BAY    CO,     Wm     Charles 

iniiiai{er,  Wharf 
HUTCfiESON  J,  dry  goods,   Govern 

iiiunt 
Huxtable  VV   H,   groceries,    Fort    and 

Quadra 
Irving  J,  steamboat  owner  ' 

Jackson  &  Jeffrey,  saloon 
Jackson    W,    druggist    and    physician, 

(fos'ernmont 
JAMESON  MRS    M,  wool  and  fancy 

store,  Fort 
Jnnion  R  C,  wholesale  gen  mdse.  Store 
JAQUES  GEO,  watchmaker  and  juw- 

eler,  Fort 
Jiiy  &  Co,  seeds,  Yatos 
JEfFREE  W  J,  clothing,   gents  fur- 

nishiig  goods,  Governmsiit 
JENSEN  W,   propr  UcciJeatul  Hotel, 

Wharf 
JENKINSON  W  H,  watchmaker  and 

jiiwcler,  Johnson 
Jeiiki'ison  Mrs  E,  fancy  work 
JO    NSON  E,  attorncy-at-law,  notary, 

Government 
Johnson  P  T  &  Co,  seed^.  Fort 
Jones  Mrs  B,  drossm.iker 
KeaysG  C,  stoves  and  tinware,  Yates 
Koe  Sam,  tuilor 

Kelly  S  L,  stoves  and  tinware 
Kin;^  J,  saloon 
Kii'sop  (ieo,  marble  works 
KNIGHT  H,  fniit,  groceries,  Store 
KNIGHT  J  W,  blacksmith,  Johnson 
KOESTER  H,  City  Bakery,  groceries, 

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KURTZ  JOHN,    cigar  manufacturer, 

(juvc'inient 
Lamont    •,  hotel.  Fort  and  Donsjlass 
l^uge  (i  \V  A,  watchmakers  and  jewel 

cr»,  Ooverrimoat 
LAJIGLEV  ft  CO,  wholesale  and  re- 

*,iildru>r!,i8t8,  Yates 
Lmj^ley  Mrs  J,  di-cssniaker,    Broughton 
l/juovtu  T,  Hour  and  feed,  \Vh  irf 
L"vy  Mrs  E,  candies,  Goveriimeiit 
LE/y  Ty  restiuirant,  (Joverumeut 
LEWIS  LEWIS,  clothing  and  gents 

funiishing  goods,  Yutes 


LIVERPOOL  ARMS  RESTAU- 
RANT, J  C  Wood  propr,  Johnson 

Loewenber^  L,  real  estate.  Government 

LOHSE  WM,  Bank  Exchange,  (free 
lunch  every  day,)  Yates 

LONDON  HOTEL,  C  J  Phillips  propr, 
Johnson  " 

Longhurst  J,  saloon.  Government  and 
Humboldt 

LOVETT  J  J,  saloon.  Government 

Lubbe  T,  furs  and  skins,  Y,ates 

Lucas  &   Chapperou,  b  ikery,  Johnson 

Mahood  J  A,  civil  cn;j;i.ieer,  Langley 

MALIANDAINE  &  McDOWELL, 

architects.  Government  VtA^ 

.Matooh  (J  ('i  nivil  oiigi  lanr,  riinyi!i'umuu>UMffy}fy<y*. 

s.  Store  and    ^1 


Manetta  P,  groceries,  li|UorS; 

Discovery 
MANN  &  HERON,  harness  and  sad- 
I      dies.  Fort 

(  MansoU  G  &  Co,  housohold  goods 
^lausell  H,  boots  and  shoes 
MARSHALL  WM,  saloon.  Wharf  and 

Yates 
MvrvinE  B,  sliip  chandler 
Marvin  Kdijar,  hard^varii.  Wharf 
Mason  Mrs  G,  bo  ir.lin.r.  Fort 
Mathews  J  B,  sur.{eon,  Langley 
Matthews,   Itichards  &   Tye,  hardware, 

Yates 
Maynard  R,   photographer^   boots  and 

shoes 
Miiynard  &   Stubbs,   boots  and    shoes, 

Fort 
McBROOM  A,  groceries,  Yates 
McCandlish  J,  saloon,  Fort 
McCroight  J    F,    ittnriiryiit  Imr,  Gov- 
ernment 
McD  mnell  P,  ci  j;ars  and  tobacco 
McKillican  &   Eiford,' 

builders,  Langley  ar 

McKINZIE  &  ME3T0N,  blacksmiths 

and  Wiigonmiikcrti,  Government 

McLean  A,  clothing.  Fort 

McMillan  &  son,  jot  printers. 
Fort 

Mc>fi.ughton  D,  hotel.  Fort 

MciViiV  Wm,  s  l.ton 

McPHEE^  N,  wiiplesale  a*d.xotiiil 
eerie.-',  V'ates 

'McQuado    P   &  Sons,    ship 
Wharf 

McTiornau  P,  pen  mdse,  Store 

McchauKs  Litirary  lustitutf,  Fort 

MILLAR  Ji  blicksuiilh  and  Cirri  «ge- 
maker,  manuf  icturi  r  iron  Ikjam  plows 
and  W'lla'td's  iiat<Mit  h.irrow.  Govern- 
ment and  Piiudor.ii 

Miller  F,  tailor,  Johnson 

MITCHELL  GEO,  tjrocerios,  Fort  and 
DougL.ss 

Mitchell  H,  B«>tl'» 

MITCHELL  MRS  J  0,  millinery,  Fort 


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MONTOBIO  G,  grocoriea,  Store 
Moore  &  Co,  druggists,  Yates 
Morison  Geo,  drugs,  Government 
Jiorley  C,  soda  works,  Yates 
HOUTIMEB  &  REID.    marble  and 

franite    works.      Government      near 
am*s  Bay  Bridge 

HUIRHEAD   &    MANN,     planing 

mill,  door  and  sash  factory.  Rock  Bay 
Bridge 

MTJNSON  &  HENDRY,  match  fac- 
tory. Work  st.  Bock  Bridge 

Nagle  J,  harbormaster 

Nesbitt  S,  bakery 

Nicholson  T,  groceries  and  liquors,  John- 
son 

Norris  F,  harness  and  saddles,  Govern- 
ment 

Norris  VV  G,  hardware,  Johnson 

NORTH  PACIFIC    SALOON,  Wm 

Marshall  propr,  Yates  and  Wharf 
NORTON  &  NORCROSS,  saloon,  Gov- 
ernment 
Nuttall  T  C,  insurance  agent.    Govern- 
ment 

OASTERHOXJT    P,      hardware     and 

crockery,  stoves  and  tinware,  Johnson 

OCCIDENTAL    HOTEL,    W    Jensen 

propr,  Wharf 
Oldenburg  A,  pawn  broker.  Government 
ON  HING,  dry  goods,  cigars,  Johnson 
Oriental    Hotel,    Wm    McKeon   propr, 

Yates 
PAINE  ERED,  barber,  Johnson 
Papst  J  T,  groceries,  Fort  and  Blanchard 
PARDOE  C,  gunsmith,  Yates 

PARKER  JOHN,  meat  market,  Fort 

and  (Jovernmenfc 
Parry  &  Holinan,  saloon,  Johnson 

PATTERSON    W    D,  land  surveyor, 

etc,  box  liC),  Fort 
Pendray  &  Co,  soap  works,  Humboldt 
Phillips  A,  soda  works 
Phillips  Brcis,  fruits,  Fort 

PHILLIPS  C  J,  Chief  Engineer  V  F 
1),  .Tohnson 

PH(ENEX    SALOON,  J    J   Howell, 

Yates 

PLATZ  GEO,  cooper,  Wharf 

Pleace  A,  tcleirrapli  operator  D  G  tele- 
grapli  line,  (Joveriinient 

Plummer  Bobt,  public  accountant,  Bas- 
tion 

PiaggioG,  ^eii  mdsc,  Store 

Pierre  Thos,  tailor 

PIONEER    STEAM  MH^LS,  (<loors, 

windows,  bliiuls  and  mouldings),  C 
Hay  ward  propi-,  Langley 

Pitcher  M,  cooper,  Wharf 

PITTS  S  J,  importer  and  wholesale 
grocer,  Yates 

POLLARD  WM,  attomey-at-law,  no- 
tary public,  Langley 


Porter  Robt,  meat  market 
Powell  &  Harrington,  physicians 
PRICE  T,  tailor.  Government 
Ragazzoni  I,  restaurant,  Government 
Raymur  J  A,  saw  mill  agt,  Storo 
READ  J  N,  shoemaker,  Johnson 

REDFERN.  CHAS  E,  watchmaker 
and  jeweler,  Governmeut 

REDON  &  HARTNAGEL,   proprs 

Driard  House,  View 
REID  S  tc  CO,  gents  furnishing  goods, 
clothing,  hats  and  cjips.  Fort 

REYNOLDS  &  KING,  milliners  and 
dressmakers,  Fort 

Rickman  &  Ofner,  groceries,  provisions 
etc.  Fort  and  Government 

Rhodes  H  &  Co,  commission  merchants, 
Langley  and  Fort 

RHODE  J,  groceries  and  bakery,  hard- 
ware, 6iore 

Roals  I'i  Co,  Restaurant 

Roborcs  R,  merchant  tailor.  Govern- 
ment 

Robertson  A  R,  atty  at  law 

Hobinsou  W  C,  gen  aizcut 

ROCK  BAY  TANNERY,  W  Heath- 

orn  proprietor 
Rodgcrs  Mrs  A,  millinery,  Fort 
Romano  Quagliotti,  dry  goods 

ROME  A  &  CO,  commission  merchants 
and  insurance  agents,  Wharf 

Russell  1)  W,  cooper,  Johnson 

Salmon  E  J  &  Co,  furniture,  stoves,  tin- 
ware, jewelry 

Saunders  Frank,  saloon  and  livery, 
Fort 

SAUNDERS  H,  groceries,  provisions, 
licpiors,  etc,  Jolinaou 

Say  ward  W  I',  sawmill.  Rock  Bay 

Seeley  ^V  C  S,  organ  builder,  propr  Aus- 
tralian Hotel,  cor  (jovernmeut  and 
Humboldt 

Sehl  F,  saloo-.i,  (Jovernment 

SEHL  JACOB, ui;ii»"fticturcr  and  dealer 
ill  ;ill  kind.i  furniture 

Scliohl  .),  joiner,  Fort 

SbaUuspeare  &  Co,  collectors  ,  Yates 

Sliake.spu.'iro  Mrs  N,  fancy  store,  (!ov- 
crnniont 

Shaw  <fe  Kiinn,  machine  and  boiler  works, 
Earl 

Shears  &  Partridge,  dry  goods,  Oovern- 
ment 

Siiore  S  &,  Co,  groceries 

Short  &  Simpson,  gunsmiths.  Fort 

Shotbolt  T,  druggist,  Johnson 

Silver  .1,  groceries,  Store 

Simpson  I),  tailor.  Fort 

Smith  &.  Clark,  carpenters,  lianglcy  and 
Fort 

SMITH  &  LILLEY,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail (lealers  and  manufs  of  candy, 
Douglass 


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Smith  &  Matthews,  bootmakers 
Smith  M  K,  bakery,  Fort 
SFENCE  WM,  tailor,  Johnson 
Spencer  David,  dry  goods,  Crovernment 
SPENCER  S  A.  photographer,  Fort 
SFRATT  J,  propr  Albion  Iron  Works 
Stahlschmidt  &  Ward,  commission  mer 

chants  and  insurance  agents,  Wharf 
STARR  L  M.  steamboat  owner 
ST  CHARLES  HOTEL,  J  V  Wangen- 

heim  propr,  cor  Douglass  and  Yates 

ST  CHARXES  MUSIC  HALL,  J  V 

Wangenheim  propr,  cor  Douglass  and 

Yates 
Steele  P,  saloon,  Bastion 
STEITZ  BROS,  restaurant  and  bakery 

STEMMLER  LOUIS,  coffee  and  spice 
factory,  Wharf 

Stephens  E,  civil  engineer,  Buckley 
Orchard-Craig,  Flower  Road 

Stevens  &  Co,  saloon.  Government 

Stewart  &  Braden,  plumbing  and  gasfit- 
ting,  Yates 

Storey  T,  contractor,  builder,  and  un- 
dertaker 

ST  NICHOLAS  HOTEL,  Mrs  S  Fried 
proprietress 

Strachan  R,  saloon,  Wharf 

Strouss  C  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  Wharf 

Syme  J,  architect,  (loverunieut 

TiiylorChas,  tinsmith 

Teinjue  J,  arcliitect 

"THE   COLONIST,"  D  w  Higgins 

propr,  (Toveriiiiient 

THE  WHITE  HOUSE,  dry  goods,  J 

Hutchinson  manager,  (lovurnmcut 
Thistleton  E,  dressmaker,  (Jovernnieat 
THISTLE  WM  H,  San  Francisco  Sa- 
loon, cor  Yates  and  (lovernnient 
Tliompsoa  R  B,  dentist,  Government 
Thornhill  T,  livery 
Tiedem;ii)n  H  O,  architect,  Langley 
TINSON  W,  trucks  and  tlrays,  stand 

uiir  Yates  ami  AVharf 
TIFFINS  W  J,  candies,  Fort 
1  Todil  C,  chief  of  police 
Toild  J  H,  wholesalii  genmdse,  Yates 
TOMFKINS  G,  blaclisinith,  Douglass 
Turner,  Beeton  &  Co,    couunission   mer 
cliunts,  Wharf 

VANCOUVER  QUADRA  A  F  &  A 

M  No  2,  C  M  ChaniliiTs  socy 

VAN  VOLKENBURGH  &  CO,  meat 

market  (ships,  hotels  and  families 
supplied  witli  meat  at  the  lowest 
prices),  Yates 


VICTORIA  HOUSE,  dry  goods.  Wm 
Denny,  Government 

VIENNA  GEO,  fruit,  game,  fish,  gro- 
ceries, etc,  Johnson 

VIGELIUS    BROS,    hairdressers    and 

baths.  Government 
VIPOND  A,  gunsmith  and  machinist, 

Yates 
Wah  Lung  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

WAITT  MW&  CO, books,  stationery, 
staple  fancy  goods,  sheet  music  and 
musical  instruments.  Government 

Walkem  G  A,  atty  at  law.  Government 

Wallace  Robt,  postmaster 

Waller  H,  camhes,  Fort 

Walther  H  &  Co,  brewery.  Fort 

WANGENHEIM  J  V,  proprietor  St 
Charles  Hotel  and  St  Charles  Music 
Hall,  cor  Douglass  and  Yates 

WARD  W  C,  manager  Bank  of  British 

Columbia,  Government 
Warner  H,  saloon.  Government 

WEIBER  JOHN,  wholesale  and  retail 
dealer  in  furniture,  glassware,  carpets, 
etc.  Fort,  pustoffioe  box  218 

Welch,  Rithet  &  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, agts  Firo  Ins  Co,  and  agts 
Moodyville  Sawmill  Co,  Burrard  In- 
let, VVharf 

WELLS, FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

A  A  (rreen  agcuit,  cor  Government  and 
Trounce 

WELSH  F,  dentist.  Fort 

WENGER  J,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
Government 

West  C,  saloon.  Fort 

WHITE  BROS,  saloon,  cor  Yates  and 
Douglass 

WHITE  JAS,  harness,  saddles,  trunks, 
valises,  etc.  Government 

Whitley  S,  second  dealer.  Fort 

Whittuker  Wm,  barber,  baths 

Wilby  Misses,  fancy  goods  and  dress- 
makers 

Wilde  C,  custom  broker 

Williams  J  W,  livery,  feed,  sale,  John- 
son 

Williams  R  T,  bookbinder.  Government 

WILLIAMSON    MRS  T  A,  dress- 

maker.  Fort 
Wilson  A  &  W,   stoves  and  tinware, 

Fort 
Wilson  &  Co,  dry  goods,  Government 
Wilson  H  C,  stoves  and  tinware,  Gov- 
ernment 


Tii»i)ins  propr,  Fort 

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Wilton  L  H,  sail  and  tent  maker 
WINCH  F  K,  wagonmaker,  Johnson 
Wing  Chong  Sl  Co,  gen  mdse 


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MANUFACTORY,     W     Hcathora|  WILSON  JOHN  J,  bakery 
propr,  (iovernmeut  {WILSON   W  &  J,  clothing  and  gents' 

VICTORIA  CANDY  FACTORY,  Wl      furnishing  goods.  Government 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Frontianan  Wine.  302  Davis  St.,  S,  F. 


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Ai.fiiAiiimrALt.r. 


Wood  Ed,  saloon,  cor  Pandora  and  Doug- 
lass 

WOOD  J  C>  Liverpo<«l  Arms  Restau- 
rant, Johnson 

Wright  k  Rndge,  marble  works 


WBIOIESWORTH  J,  groceries  and 

liquors,  cor  Yatos  and  Blanchard 
TOaK  J,  <lry  goods,  Fort 
Young  Bros,  rostaur.int.  Government 
Zinke  Mrs  C,  dressmaker 


IME  of  illTISi  00L1I15I4 

(Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  1862.) 

CAPITAL,  S2,500,000  (WITH  POWER  TO  INCREASE) 

Directors. — Rnl)ert  Gillespie  Esq.,  (London  Director  B.ink  of  Montreal) 
Ch.airm;.n.  J.is.  Andeii-oii,  Esq..  (Messrs.  Andeisop,  Aiders<,n  &  Gi.)  Edon 
Colvillf,  Esq.,.  (iJeputy  Governor  llud>oii's  Bay  Co.)  II,  D.  Ilurison,  Esq., 
(Messrs.  F.alkiier,  Hell  &  Co.,  S.n  Fnmcisco).  Sir  John  Koi>c,  B.arl.,  K.  C. M. 
G.,   (Messrs.  Morton,  Rose  &  Co.,  London. ) 

liOndon  Offlre— SH  Cornhill,  Londoi;. 

Hraiuhds  at  San  Frand-ico.  Califnrnla:  Purtland,  Orcgin  ;  Victoria,  B.  C;  N.  Westminster,  B.C. 

AgontH  in  Canada  nnd  the  United  States— TIte  Bank  of  Montreal. 

lliu  Ban)<  of  Montreal  will  nndcrtake  colleL'tiunM  or  other  Banking  business  in  conncctinn  with 
the  I'rovince  of  British  Columbia  thruugh  the  above  Bank.  Victoriu,  B.  C. 


H.  M.  COWPER, 

(Lato  of  J.  ii  H.  M.  Cowper.) 

BOOT  I  SHOi:  DEALER, 

AND  IMPORTER  OF 

ENGUSB  MADE  GOQBS. 

Custom  Work,  S!ioe  linding?.  Etc., 
cinslanlly  on  li.ind, 

GOVERNMENT  STREET, 

Ncxit   to    Bank    of  British   Co'.uniLir, 

VICTORIA. 


M.  &  H.  A.  FOX, 

Importers  of  all  kinds  of 

Pen  and  Pocket  Knives 

RAZORS  AND  SCIS.SORS, 

From  Wojtcnholn'cs',  Hri  shaw-',  Wado  &  Eutch- 
eiV,  und  Uod{^iTb', 

TABL.U  C't'TIiEHY, 

Kickis  aad  Electra^FIated  Ware,  Ccssts, 

Etc.,  Etc., 
Britannia  Metal  Tea  and  Co.Tee  Pols, 

CSOVERXIUEXT  STREET, 

VICTOIllA,  B.  C. 


A.  CILMORE, 

UEBCHAHT   TAILOB, 

At  the  Commission  S'.orc, 

Johnson  St.,  Victoria,  B.  C. 

Has  on  hand  a  large  stnck  of  Goods,  consisting  of 

Clothing,  Furnishing  Goois, 

Hats,  Caps,  Boots  and  Shoefi,  Etr. 

The  aboA'e  Goods  will  he  sold  at  greatly  reduced 
prices  :  also,  Goods  sold  or.  Uunnnlssion. 

Garments  Hade  to  Order. 

MISS  Z  B.  HALFPENNY, 

Manufacturer  of  all  kinds  of  work  In 

Human    Hair, 

£  raids.  Switches.  Puffs,  Curs,  Ac, 

Made  on  shoit  notice. 

HAIR  JEWELRY, 

Watch  Guards,  Bracelets,  &c.,  made  a  sjucialty. 


.Orders  by  Mail  or  Express  promptly  attended  to 
C'onibinics  made  up. 
Yates  St.,  het.  Dou<,las  and  Blanchard, 
VIZTORIA.  B.  C. 


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Door,  Window  Blind  (Moulding 


CIIAS.  HAYWARD,   Pkoprietor 


STEAM  MILLS, 

Corner  Langlcy  nnd  Broughton  SIb., 

Victoria,  B.  0. 


H.  F.  Heistermann'. 


J.  W.  FiNLAYSOK. 


B.  F.  EEISTEBUAIT  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS 

And  Aq;ents  for  jhe 

TRAVELERS'of Hartford,  ^ 
FIREMAN'S  FUND.  (Marine) 

And  the  of  Sun  I'ranuisco. 

MUTUAL   LIFE,  for  Wnsh-n  Tor. 

No.  2  Langley  Street, 

TICTOKTA,  B.  C. 


T.  N.  HIBBEN  &  CO., 

(GstabliBhcd  in  1858.) 

Booksellers  &  Stationers, 

Masonic  Building, 

Government  Street, 

VICTORIA,  D.  C. 


.  W.  H.  JENKINSON, 

Watchmaker  &  Jeweler, 

JOENSON  STREET. 

Bet.  Oriental  Alley  and  Gov'm't, 

viirroRiA,  B.  c. 

Walches  and  Jewelry  carefully  repaired. 
Chronometers  Rated  and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 


J.welry  ani  Watchts"  for  rale. 

McMillan  &  son, 

Book  nnd  Ornamental 

PMIMTE 

FORT  STREET, 

Between  Government  and  Broad  Streets, 
VICTORIA,  B.  C. 


All  Orderti  promptly  and  carefully  executed. 

W.  D.  PATTERSON, 

LAHD  SURVEYOB,  ETC. 

p.  O.  Box  SO, 

FORT  STREET, 

Victoria,  B.  C. 


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Importer  and  Dealer  in 

ii@s,  FeovIsIqii?  liipQis 

Etc.,     Etc., 

STEAM  COFFEE  &  SPICE  MILLS, 

JOHNSON  STREET,  CORNER  ORIENTAL  ALLEY, 

Victoria,  B.  C.  And  Branch  Store  at  Esquimalt. 

Aqent  for  Sieam  Tug  BEAVER,  WINDSOR  CANNING  CO.,Skecna  River,  B.C. 

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ST.  CHAKLES  HOTEL, 

Corner  Douglass  and  Yates  Streets, 

"VIOTOI?.!^,  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

This  Establishment  has  been  recently  Befurnished  and  Enlarged. 

Families  will  flhd  a  Ladies'  Parlor,  and  comfortable  Suits  of  HoomB  and  in  excellent  Table. 


The  St.  Charles  is  in  every  respect  a  first-class  Hotel  for  the  accommodation  of  the 
traveling  public,  except  in  respect  of  charges,  which  are  always  reasonable. 

J.  V.  WANCENHEIM,  Proprietor. 


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The  Pleasantest  place  on  the  Coast  outside  of  San  Francisco. 


BEST  BESOBT  FOB  TBAVELEBS  hM  TOUBISTS 

To  spend  a  Pleasant  Evening. 

Corner  of  Yates  and  Douglass  Streets, 

J.  V.  WANGENHEIM,  Proprietor.  VICTORIA,  B.C. 


BBZTISH  COLUMBIA 

Steam  Match  Factory. 

Having  removed  to  more  commodious 
quarters  we  are  now  prepared  to  fill  all 
orders. 

Thanking  the  public  for  past  favors  a 
continuance  of  the  same  is  solicited. 

MANSON  &  HENDRY,  Prop^s. 

p.  O.  Box  141. 

Bosk  Bay,  Victoria,  B.  C. 


Wellington. 

Browtt  C  B,  hotel 
Chantrell  C  W,  hotel 
Harvey  Jaa,  gen  mdse 


Tale, 

TALE   DISTRICT. 

Alexander  W  L,  hotel  (14  mile  house) 
Ash  Newton,  liquors 


Clair  Matilda,  gen  mdse 

Crotty  F,  carpenter  and  builder 

Dart  U  B,  hotel  and  gen  mdse,  25  miles 

above  Yale 
Dodd  Wm.  agt  B  C  express 

DOUGLAS  B,  postmaster 

Douglas  &  Deighton,  harness  and  sad- 
dlery 

Ellis  P,  physician 

Flink  P,  gen  mdse,  25  miles  above  Yal 

Frickulton  J  D,  physician 

Oovenow  A  L,  agt  B  C  Tel  Co 

Harvey  Wm,  trader  H  B  Co 

He  Tie,  gen  mdse 

Ki  Kee,  gen  mdse 

Kimball  &  Gladwin,  forwarding 

Kwong  Lee,' gen  mdse 

Maharry  Wash,  liquors 

McQuarrie  D,  boots  and  shoes 

Nelson  Uriah,  gen  mdse 

Oppenheimer  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Qumn  L,  boots  and  shoes 

8tott  James,  blacksmith 

Teague  Wm,  Gov't  agt 

Tingley  k  Hamilton,  managers  B  C  Ex- 
press Co 

Tuttle  Gus,  hotel 

York  Thos  T,  hotel 


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Karst  C, 
Webb  W  E, 
Harvey  Wm, 
Willie  L, 
Burt  S  S, 
Drant  J, 

Gerritson  J,  . 
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BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

(CLASSIFIED.) 
Bea  alMi  Llit  of  Towns  Seceived  too  Lat«  for  Begular  Iiuertion. 


MALLANDAINE 
ELL. 

Syme  J, 
'J^acue  J, 
Tieacmann  H  O, 


ARCHITECTS. 


McDOW- 

Victoria 


ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 


B(Ue  VV  N, 


N^fT  Westminster 
Victoria 


COUETNEY  H  C. 
DAVIE  &  POOLET, 
DAVIE  THEO, 
DRAKE  &  JACKSON, 
ELUOTT  A  C,  /- 
FELL  THORNTON, 
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follArd  wm, 

Robertson  A  R, 
Walkeim  G  A,   ,•' 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Edmonds  H  V, 
Da  vies  J  P  &  Co, 


New  Westminster 
Victoria 


BAKERIES. 


Goodson  J  G, 
Karst  C, 
Webb  W  E, 
Harvey  Wm, 
Willie  L, 
Burt  S  S, 
Drant  J, 
Gerritson  J, 
Hall  P  J,  (cracker), 
Henley  J, 

KOESTER  B, 

Lncas  &  Chap(  uron, 
Nesbitt  8, 

RHODE  J, 

Smith  M  R, 

STEITZ  BEOS, 
WIMON  J  J, 


Barkerville 
Nanaimo 


New  Westminster  I 
Victoria 


BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  COLUM- 

BIAt  (branch),        New  Westminster 
BANK  OF  BRITISH  COLUM- 

BIA,  (W  C  Ward  manager),   Victoria 
Bank  of  B  N  A,  (R  Burns  manager),  " 
DOMINION  GOVERNMENT 
SAVINGS  BANK,   (John  Gra- 
ham manager),  " 

GARESCHE,  GREEN  &  CO,       " 

BLACKSMITHS. 

(See    also    Blacksmiths     and    Wagon- 
makcra.) 


McCulley  J, 

Clinton 

(lUeriuJ, 

Kamloops 

SlackhordH, 

Lytton 

Renwick  J, 

Nanaimo 

Blackie  W, 

New  Westminster 

Holt  S  F, 

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Carson  A, 

Quesnelle 

Ball  C, 

Victoria 

Borde  &  Morley, 

Bryant  W  C, 

Fairbaim  &  Robertson, 

GRIMM  WM. 
KNIGHT  J  W, 

McKENZIE  &  MESTON. 

MILLAR  J.  (and 

carriagemaker),    " 

TOMPKINS  G, 

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Yale 

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BOOKS   AND   STATIONERY. 

Pinbury  E,  Nanaimo 

Raper  &  Co, 

Lambly  T  McK,  New  Westminster 

HARRISON  WM,  Victoria 

HIBBEN  T  N  &  CO, 

WAITT  M  W  &  CO, 

Williams  R  T,  (book  \jinder),         .    " 

BOOTMAKERS. 


Rennie  W, 
Whitefield  J, 
Johnson  W, 
Murray  J, 


Barkervillo 

Nanaimo 

New  Westmiuater 


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BEEGAHF, 

UO&DEH, 

GEXOEE  L, 

OOWDY  I, 

Hart  O, 

HEATHOBNW, 
BEADJN, 

UuuUi  &,  Mathews, 

MuQaarrie  D,  Yale 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(See  also  Merohandise.) 

Wren  J, 

Kouaseau  J, 

Thomas  B, 

Bdimoat  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

Cowper  H  M, 

Mausell  U, 

Mayaurd  K, 

Muynard  &  Stublw, 

McauA&aiE  s, 


Nanaimn 
New  Westminster 


Victoria 


Yalo 
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BREWERIES. 

BUHSTER  HON  A, 
UOwEN  0. 

Walthor  H  &  Co, 

BROKERS. 

Anderson  J  R, 
Oldenburg  A,  (pavm) 
Wilde  C,  (Custom  llouse). 


Victoria 


Victoila 


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<< 


JRUSH  MAKERS. 

DOUOHTT  GEO,  Victoria 

CANNERIES. 

Dease  J  S  &  Go,  New  Westminster 

Kngliih  &  Co, 

Ewen  &  Wise, 

Fiulaydoa  &  Lane, 

Hotbiook  U  &  Co, 

Kayo  F, 

CARPENTERS. 

(See  Couiractora  and  Builders.) 


CARPETS. 

(See    also   General  Merchandise ;    also 
Furniture.) 

Burns  k  Co,  Victoria 


CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 


Victoria 
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Armstrong  W,  W, 
Blott  J, 
Campbell  F, 

OAKDE, 

KUATZ  JOHN,  (manufacturer), 

MuOoimtU  P, 

CITY  OFFICERS. 

Byrnes  O,  sheriff,  Barkerville 

bauderdEH,  county  court  judge,  Ciiut  >u 
Youug  C  M,  city  clerk,  Nauaini>> 

Uan-id  T,  city  aaeritl^  Victoii^ 

Todd  C,  chiet  pjlioc,  " 

CLOTHING. 

(See  also  General  Meruhandiie.) 
Abroms  J,  •  Naiiaimo 

UILHOBE  A,  Victoria 

Uroeu  D,  " 

JEi'JfiiEE  W  J, 
UiiwIS  IlEv^U. 

McLean  A,  " 

KEIOS&CO, 
WXiilONW«cJ, 


COAL. 


Nanaima 


Bate  &  Bryden, 

Duadmuir,  Uie^gle  &  Co,  " 

bayaes  iSouud  Cul.iery  Co, 

B.iynes  Sound 
Eobtnson  J,  New  Vv  estiiiiuater 

DeWIEDERHOLD  &  CO,     Vict. ha 

iuigleUikrdt  &  Co,  " 

COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS. 

STEMMLER  LOUIS,  Victoria 

COMMISSION   MERCHANTS. 

Homer  JAB,  New  Westmiaiter 
iilaguire  M,  Victoria 

Bull  W  B, 
Davies  J  1' &  Co,  " 

DeWIEOEaUOLDfrCO, 

Bhodes  il  &  U>,  " 

&OME  A  &  00, 

bt..hlauhmiat  &.  Ward,  " 

Turner  Burtoti  &  C>»,  " 

Welch,  Bithet  &  Co, 
Kimball  &  Glad  win, 


Yale 


CONFECTIONERS. 

Levy  Mrs  E,  Victoria 

SMITH  ft  LILLET,  (manuf's),     " 
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AHatt  T  S, 
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McKillican 
Schnhl  J  (j( 
Smith  A  CI 
Storey  T, 
Crotly  F, 

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Ball   H    M, 

Byrnes  Goor 
Sanders  £ 

Spalding  W 

O'Bielly   P, 

Pemberton  il 


Cnldar  J, 
Cool  W  P, 

HARTMAI 

Ahomiwoii  B 

WELSH  P, 

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Kichanls  A  1 
Begbio  M  B, 
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COOPERS. 


Pitcher  M, 
PLATZ  GEO, 

Russell  DW, 


Victoria 


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Katnloops 

Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 
<i 


CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD 
ERS. 

Mcintosh  J, 
Fletcher  ft  Thames, 
Graham  T  W, 
Hoy  H, 
Wiutemute  J, 
Allatt  T  S, 
Anderson  W,  (stair), 
Buriieas  J  P, 

OOLmfRW,  (yacht). 

Field  S,  (cabinet), 
OKAY  S>  (atair), 
McKillican  ft  Elford, 
Schohl  J  (joiner). 
Smith  ft  Clark, 
Storey  T, 
Crotly  F, 


Victoria 
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II 

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II 
II 
II 
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II 


Yale 


II 
II 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Ball   H   M,   county  court   judge, 

Barkerville 
Byrnes  Gooree,  sheriff,  " 

Sanders  £  H,  county  court  judee, 

Clinton 
Spalding  W  R,  county  court  judgo, 

Nauaimo 
O'Rielly    P,    county  court    ju'lge, 

Hew  Westminster  and  Yale 
Pemberton  A  F,  county  court  judse, 

Victoria 

DENTISTS. 

Caldar  J,  Victoria 

Cool  W  P, 

HAETMANS 

Thompsou  U  B, 

WELSH  F, 

DOMINION  OFFICERS. 

Richards  A  N,  governor, 
Begbio  M  B,  chiof  justice, 
Creaso  H  P  P,  puisne  judge, 
Gray  J  H,  puiano  judge, 
Elliott  A  C,  attoraey-general, 
Elliott  A  C,  provincial  secretary, 
Elliott  A  C,  minister  of  mines, 
Smithe  W,  minister  of  tinanoe  and 

agriculture, 
Vernon  F  G,  commissiocer  of  land 

and  works. 


Powell  Lieut-Col,   supt  of  Indian 

affairs,  Victoria 

Wallace  Robt,   inspector  of  post- 

offices^  " 

Cooper  Capt  J,  agt  of  marine  and 

fisheries  department,  " 

Westgarth   Thomas,    inspector   of 

steamboats,  " 

Ni4{le  Capt  J,   harbormaster   and 

port  warden, 
Hamley  W,  collector  of  customs. 
Peck  T  E,  collector    of    customs, 

Nanaimo 
Lowe  W  H,  collector  of  customs. 

New  Westminster 
Bowron    John,    government     agt, 

Barkerville 
Fawcett  T  L,  government  agt,  Nanaimo 
Dickinson     IS,    government  ,  agt, 

New  Westminster 
Teague  Wm,  government  agt,  Yale 

Mouatt    A,    government    assayer, 

Barkerville 

DRESSMAKERS. 

(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers.) 

Victoria 
II 


<i 
II 
II 
II 


BOOTH  MISS  L, 

Cooke  Mrs  A  B, 
DAYEY  MISSES. 
HALFPENNY  MRS  N, 

Jones  Mrs  B, 
T^ngley  Mrs  J, 

WILLIAMSON  MRS  T  A, 

Thistleton  E, 
Wilby  Misses, 
Zinke  Mrs  C, 

DRUGGISTS. 


II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 


Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 
II 

Victoria 
II 


Victoria 
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Surls  W  P  ft  Co, 

Herring  A  M, 

Peele  A, 

Cooke  A  B, 

Jackson  W, 

LANOLEY  &  CO  (wholesale), 

MiMire  ft  Co,  " 

M  orison  Geo,  " 

Shotbolt  T, 

DRY  GOODS. 

(See  aVso  Dry  Goods  and  Clothing;  also 
General  Merchandise.) 

GrJiy  A  B  ft  Co,  „  Nanaimo 

EUard  James,  New  Westminster 

Brown  ft  White,  ^  .  Victoria 

DENNY  WM,  •< 

GRAY  A  3  ft  CO. 

HUTCHESON  J. 

ONHINO, 

Shears  ft  Partridge.  (•' 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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OLAKflPIBD. 


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Spencer  D, 
Wilson  &  Co, 

TOBK  J, 


Vict'>ria 


ENGINEERS-CIVIL. 

Mahood  J  A,  Victoria 

Malsch  C  C, 

Stephens  E,  " 

EXPRESS  AGENTS. 

Byrnes  Geo,  (agt  B  C  Ex),     Barkerville 
Mechlin  I  C,    (agt  B  C  Ex  Co), 

Cache  Creek 
Hayes  C,  (agt  Barnard's  Ex),  Clinton 
Wardle  J,  (transfer),  Comox 

•Mclntyre  J,  (B  C  Ex  Co),  Lytton 

Reid  J,  (B  C  Ex  Co),  Quesnelle 

Dimlevy  P  C,  (P  C  Ex  Co),    Soda  Creek 
OBEBN  A  A,  (agt  W  F  &  Co  Ex), 

Victoria 
Saivison  6  A,  (manager  B  C  Ex 

Cfo), 
Dodd  Wm,  (agt  B  C  Ex  Co),  Yale 

FANCY  GOODS. 

(See  also  Varieties. ) 
Dobinson  Mrs  J, 

FOX  H  &  H  A, 

Gorrie  T, 

JAMESON  MRS  M, 

Jenkinson  Mrs  E, 
Shakespeare  Mrs  N, 

WAITT  M  W  &  GO, 

Wilby  Misses, 

FLORISTS. 

(See  Nurserymen,  Seedsmen  and  Florists. ) 

FLOUR  MILLS. 

Harper  T,  Clinton 

Chapman  O,  Lytton 


Victoria 


FOUNDRIES. 

Bramwell  k  Patterson, 
Dougall  John, 
Shaw  Sl  Kuna, 

SFBATTJ, 

Wilson  J  F. 


Victoria 


«»V 


FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES. 

(See  also  Produce.) 
Allen  W, 
Brown  J, 

XNIOHTH, 

Phillips  Bros, 
VISHHA  GEO, 


FURS. 


Boscowitz  L  &  J, 
Lubbe  T, 


Victoria 


.    FURNISHING  GOODS. 

t^ILMOSE  A,  Victoria 

OBATAB&OO, 
JEFFBEEWJ. 
LEWIS  LEWHf, 

Mansell  G  &  Co,  (household),  '< 

B-iam  s  ft  CO, 

wilsonwAj, 

FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 

Lord  J  E,  New 'Westminster 

Withrow  D,  " 

Andean  Wm,  (second-hand),      Victoria 
CABVALHO    MBS    AMELIA, 

(second-hand),  " 

Salmon  E  J  &  Co,  " 

SEHL  J,  (manufacturer),  " 

WEILEB  JOHN, 

Whitley  S,  (second-hand),  " 

GASFITTERS  AND  PLUMB- 
ERS. 

(See  Plumbers  and  Gasfitters. 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

(A  general  assortment  of  Dry  Goods, 
Clothing,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, etc.  Those  keeping  one  kind  of 
goods  only  will  be  found  under  their 
respective  headings.) 


Devlin  I  C, 
Kwong  Lee  &  Co, 
Ross  H, 
WaLee, 
Wilson  N, 
Wing  Sing, 
Haines  &  Cole, 


BarCerville 


Victoria 
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Fernandez  G, 
Manion  Jas, 
Campbell  J, 
Ro^rs  ft  Wilson, 
Caibreath,  Grant  &  Cook, 
Leiser  Simoin, 
Ferguson  P  W, 
Foster  FW, 
Nelson  ft  Wolfe, 
Tuck  Kee, 
Hornu  H  E, 
Rodello  J, 
Wirth  J  G, 
Yates  W, 


Baynes  Sound 
Bnrrard's  Inlet 


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Cache  Creek 

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Kinnesr  Jas, 
Caibreath,  G 
Leiser  Simon, 
Cunningham 
Lovell  J  B, 

Mara  ft  Wils( 
Nimmo  R  A. 
Tait  J. 

Williams  Mrs 
Boucherat  J, 
h^\  CoxonG, 
iid     Mclntyre  J, 
.  K  I  Fletcher  ft  Co, 
Leiser  Simon, 
Baumont  W, 
Gibson  R, 
^•^\  Harvey  J, 
.2     Hirst  J, 
<;  I  Mayer  A, 

McDonald  D  S, 
^-|  Parkin  W, 
09    Romano  J  Q, 
Blackie  W, 

Cunningham  J  < 
Dean  R  W, 
Debeu  H, 
EickhoffF, 
Holbrook  H, 
Howisoii  J  W  ft 
Major  C  J, 

McDonoueh  C. 
WiseJ,     *       ' 

Barlow  A, 
Bohannon  S. 
Girod  J, 

Kwong  Lee  ft  C( 
Reid  J,  ^ 

Skinner  R  J, 
Millar  D  W, 
Thibert  Henry, 
Chu  Chung  ft  C< 
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Janion  R  C,  (whi 
Piaggio  G, 
Robinson  W  C 
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Wing  Chong  ft  d 
Harvey  James, 
Clair  Matilda. 
Dart  H  B, 

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He  Tie, 
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Kwong  Lee  ft  CoJ 
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Nelson  U, 
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Deah  Creek 


Esaington 
Glenora 

Kamloops 


Lytton 
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McDane's  Creek 
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Maple  Bay 
Nanaimo 


New  Westminster 
<< 


Kinnear  Jas, 

Calbreath,  Grant  &  Cook, 
Leiser  Simon, 
Cunninsham  R, 
Tiovell  J  B, 

Mara  &  Wilson, 
Nimmo  R  A, 
Tait  J. 

Williams  Mrs, 
Boucherat  J, 
Coxon  G, 
Molntyre  J, 

Fletcher  &  Co, 
Leiser  Simon, 

Baumont  W, 
Gibson  R, 
Harvey  J, 
Hirst  J, 
Mayer  A, 
McDonald  D  S, 
Parkin  W, 
Romano  J  Q, 

Blackie  W, 

Cunningham  J  &  Co, 

Dean  R  W, 

Debeu  H, 

Eickhoff  F, 

Holbrook  H, 

Howisou  J  W  &  Co, 

Major  C  J, 

McDonough  C, 

Wise  J, 

Barlow  A, 

Bohannon  S, 

Girod  J, 

Kwong  Lee  &  Co, 

Reid  J, 

Skinner  R  J, 

Millar  D  W, 

Thibert  Henry, 

Chu  Chung  &  Co, 

Fiulay  &  Durham  Brodie, 

HUDSON  BAT  CO, 

Janion  R  C,  (wholesale), 

Piaggio  G, 

Robinson  W  C, 

Strouss  C  &  Co, 

Todd  J  H, 

Wah  Lung  &  Co, 

Wing  Chong  &  Co, 

Harvey  James, 

Clair  Matilda, 

Dart  H  B, 

Flink  P,  (25  miles  above  Yale  Store), 

Harvey  Wm, 

He  Tie, 

Ki  Kee  &  Co, 

Kwoug  Lee  k  Co, 

Nelson  A  M, 

Nelson  U, 

Oppenbeimer  Bros, 


GROCERS-RETAIL. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.)  . 

Esqnimalt 


Victoria 


Quesnelle 


Sumass 

Thibert  Creek 

Victoria 


II 
II 
II 
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AVellington 
Yale 


Dunston  Wm  T, 

Saunders  H, 

Anderson  G  W, 

BOSiSI  0, 

BOSSI  St  OIESSELKAirN, 

BOTOJ, 

Cameron  J, 

CLATS. 
CRANOl&IIIP, 

Fell  &  Co, 

FINLAYSOirj, 

Goswell  J, 

HAWKINS  J, 

Hedin  J, 
Hilliard  J, 
Huxtable  W  H, 
KNIGHT  H, 
KOESTER  6. 
MANETTA  t 
McBROOM  A, 
McFHEE  N7 
McTieman  P, 

HITCHBLL  GEO, 
HONTOBIO  G, 

Nicholson  T, 
Papst  J  T, 

BJtODE  J, 

Rickman  &  Ofner, 

SAUNDERS  H, 

Shore  S  &  Co, 
Silver  J, 

VIENNA  GEO. 
WRIGLESWOBTHJ, 


GROCERS-WHOLESALL 

(See  also  Grocers — Retail.) 

CARR  R,  Victoria 

CASAHATOU  A  &  GO, 

Earle  Thos,  " 

PITTS  J5  J, 

GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 

Victoria 


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HAIRDRESSERS. 


Moses  W  D, 
Brown  O  W, 
Morgan  A, 
Geiger  &  Becker 

HARTHAN  S, 
PAINE  FRED. 
VIGELIUSBROS, 

Whittaker  Wm, 


Barkerville 

New  Westminster 
II 

Victoria 


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H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Port  Wine  $2.50  per  ga!..  "SifSS:;^'* 


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British  Colurribia. 

CLASSinKD. 


LIQ 


HAIR  WORKERS. 

HALEPENHT  MISS  I B,      Victoriu 
HAETHAN  S, 

HARDWARE. 

(See   also   General    Merchandiae;   also 
Stoves  and  Tinware.) 

Fellows  A, 
M  irviu  Edgar, 
Mathewei,  Richards  &  Tye, 
Norris  W  G, 

0AS7EBH0UTP, 


VictorLi 


HARNESSMAKERSANDSAD 
DLERS. 

BBOPHT  ft  GO, 
MANN  ft  HERON, 

Norrid  F, 

WHITE  JAMES, 

DougUiis  &  Dcijhton, 


Victoria 


41 

Yal 


HATTERS. 

(See  also  Clothing;  also  Dry  Goods  and 
Clothing;  also  General  Murchaudise.) 

REED  S  ft  00,  Victoria 

HAY.  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 

Leneven  T,  Victoria 

BAKEB  ft  SON, 


HOTELS. 


Cnnio  N, 

Kelly  A, 

Mil-hand  Max, 

Wilson  B  H, 

Furgason  A, 

Marshall  &  Smith, 

Galloway  T, 

Kinuear  James, 

Howard  J, 

Selleck  VV  X, 

Thomas  A, 

Mcintosh  ft  McPhaden, 

Bailie  G  Y, 

Uantier  L, 

Sproat  B, 

Brunston  J  W, 

Jenkins  J  E, 

Sibson  P, 

GUbert  Mrs  J  K, 

Gough  Mrs  E, 

Smith  H  P, 

Webb  J, 

Arnaud  -P, 

EickhofTH, 

McCoU  Wm, 


Barkerville 


Burrard's  Inlet 
It 

Clinton 
<< 

Comox 
Corvicheu 
Esquimult 


Kami  oops 
Lyttuu 


Nancimo 


New  Westminster 


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II 
II 


Brown  &  Oillia,  Quesnelle 

Duhig  D  D,  « 

Dunlevy  P  C,  Soda  Creek 

McLoeso  R,  •< 

American  House,  (Thos  J  Bumes 

propr),  Victoria 

Astrico  Mrs  A,  *< 

Bowles  Mrs, 
Came  F, 

Coloiiiiil  Hotel,  (Gamier  k,  Merz), 
DOMINION  HOTEL,  (S  Jonts), 

DBIAilD  HOUSE,  (Uedon  &  Hurt- 

nagel), 
Ellu  D. 
Evans  S, 
SELBEBJB, 

Grithii  U  P, 
l«umi>nt  H, 

LONDON  HOTEL,  (C  J  Phillips), 

McNttUghten  D,  '< 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,  (W  Jen- 
sea),  " 
Orientul  Hotel,  (W  McKeon),  <• 

RHODE  J, 

Secloy  W  C  S,  ,  " 

ST  CHABLE3  HOTEL,   (J  V 

Waugenheiui),  " 

ST  NICHOLAS  HOTEL.  (Mrs  S 

Friwl),  " 

Brown  C  B,  ^Wellington 

Chantrell  C  W, 

Alexander  W  L,  (14  Mile  House),    Yale 
Uurt  H  B,  (25  miles  abave  Yale),       " 
Deiatre  Mdme,  " 

Tuttle  Gu8,  '« 

York  Thoa  F,  " 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

Harvey  J,  Nanaimo 

AlUop  &  Mason,  Victoria 

Barnard  F  S, 
HEISTEBMAN  H  F  ft  CO, 

Nutall  T  C, 

BOME  A  ft  CO, 

Stalilschiaiilt  &  Ward,  " 

Welch  Rithet  &  Co, 

JUSTICES  OF   THE  PEACE. 

Nutt  J,  Barkerville 

Ferguson  F  W,  Cliiitou 

Bate  M,  "  Nauaimu 

BrydeuJ, 

Dunamuir  R,  " 

McLay  J, 

Pawsuu  J,  " 

Planta  J  P, 

LIQUORS-RETAIL 

(See  also  Groceries;  also  Hotels;  also 
Restaurants;  aldo  Liquors— Whole- 
sale.) 


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Fitzpa  trick  J 
B^rry  &  AdJe 
Bland  W, 
Uoran  J, 
^    Everett  P, 
(0    Martin  T, 
Wil.iams  St  Ai 
Wraith  1>, 
Bi-uwn  E, 
Chishohn  D, 
ilenaessy  ft  B( 
Nickeld  Wm, 
Rodick  T, 
Sirr  T, 
,  Bechtel   A  J, 
Bluckall  (Jeo. 
Blume  &  La  Fi 
Bomstein  R, 
Borthwick  ft  B: 
Ciiadwick  T, 

COLEMAN  0] 

tolhug  Geo. 

COWESAa 

l>ilJon  b  iC 

HOWELL  J  J 

Jackson  ft  Jeftn 
Kimj  J. 

LOH^WM, 

Luughurst  J, 

LOVETTJJ. 
MARSHALL^ 

McCaiidlish  J. 
McNiff  Wro. 

NORTON  ft  N 

Puny  ft  Jiohnaii 
Saunders  Frank. 
Sehl  F, 
.Steel  P, 
Stevens  ft  Co, 
Strachan  R, 

THISTLE  W 

W.ruerH, 

WHITE  BROSJ 

WRIOLESWol 

Ash  Newti-n,      ■ 
Mahurry  W, 
Alayts  W^  C, 

LIQUORS 

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Porter  J, 
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Heath  C, 
i«wis  W  R, 

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British  Columbia. 

OI.ASRIFIRD. 


NEW 


441 


Deighton  Jno, 
Fitzpatrick  J  M, 
B':'rry  &  Adler, 
Bland  W. 
Uoran  J, 
Everett  P, 
Martin  T, 

Wiliama  &  Arthur, 
Smith  D, 
Brown  E, 
Chishohn  D, 
llenneaay  A;  Bender, 
Nickfld  VVm, 
Kudick  T, 
Sirr  T, 
Btichtel  A  J, 
tilackall  (lieo, 
Biuuie  &  La  Fremere, 
Bornatein  It, 
Borthwick  &  Brown, 
Chadwick  T, 

(JOLEMAN  GEO, 

OolhuB  Ueo, 
GOUYESAC. 

Ddlon  B  F, 

HOWELL  J  J, 

Jackson  &  Jefirvy, 
Kinu  J> 

LOfll^VrM, 

ixtnghurst  J, 

LOVETTJJ, 
MAHflWALr.  WH, 

MtCaudlish  J, 
McNiff  VVm, 

NORTON  &  NOBCROSS, 

Parry  &  iiolmau, 
Saunders  Frank, 
Sehl  F, 
Steel  P, 
Stevens  &  Co, 
Strachan  B, 
THISTLE  W  H, 

VVuruer  H, 
West  C, 

WHITE  BROS, 

Wowl  hd, 

WaiOLESWGBTH  J. 

Ash  Newton, 
Muhurry  W., 
Mayts  VV  C, 


Burrard's  Inlet 

Comox 

Deer  Creek 

Esquinialt 


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Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 
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Yale 


LIQUORS-WHOLESALE. 

CASAMAYOUAA  CO, 

Sulu), 


Bnwman  W  G, 
Francis  Geo, 
•Saunders  Frank, 
ThomhiU  T, 
Williams  J  W, 


Victoria     SS 


II 
II 
II 
II 


MATCH  FACTORY. 

KUNSON  ft  HENOBT,       Victoria 


MARBLE  WORKS. 


Kirksop  Geo, 

MOilTIM£a  ft  BEID, 

VViiglit  dt  Kud^, 


Victoria 


II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
i« 
11 


(whole- 
Victoria 


LIVERY    STABLES. 


Porter  J, 
McKay  ft  Co, 
Heath  C, 
Lewis  W  B, 


Esqnimait 

Lyttun 

Nanuimo 

New  Westminster 


MEAT  MARKET. 

VAN  VOLKENBEBO,  BarkervUle 

Kilroy  V,  Lytton 

Akenheud  J,  Naii^imo 

Bri^htuiuu  8,  •' 

Kobiuson  ft  Clayton,  " 

Dickinson  B,             New  Wea  .minister 

TowuHend  \V  B,  •« 

Allen  \V,  (tish),  Victoria 

Barrau  J,  " 

BATCHELOB  J, 

Uurter  T  W, 
Fnincli  W  J , 
Grilii  D,  (tidh), 
UeywooilJ,  mork  packer), 
HOLMES  ft  J)UDdEON, 
r ABKiUi  J, 
Porter  Li, 

VAN  VOLKENBEBO  ft  CO, 
VUi^NNA  UJilU,  iUdii), 

MILLINERS. 

Eaybould  Mrs,  Nanaimo 

To^viisend  Mra  W  B,  New  N^estmiuister 
REYNOLDS  ft  KiNJ,  Victoria 

KoiULTd  Mi-8  A,  •' 

MIl'CHELL  MRS  J  G, 

NEWSPAPERS. 

"NANAIMO   FREE     PRESS," 

(Geo  Miirris,  pub),  Nauaimo 

"DOMINION   PACinC    HER- 
ALD." (<i  C  Browu  eiiitor), 

New  Westminster 
"MAINLAND  GITABDIAN,"  (J 

K  Sutt-r  editor),  " 

"BBITISfl  COLONIST,"  (D  W 

HiijKins),  Victoria 

"DAILY  AND  WEEKLY  STAN- 

DABD,"  (C  McK  Smith  propr),    " 


11.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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British  Cohithhia. 

CLASainBD. 


STE 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


New  Westminster 
Victoria 


BlaelWN, 
BAKER  EC. 
DAVIE  Tffito, 
FELL  THORNTON, 
JOHNSON  E. 
POLLARD  WH, 

PAINTERS. 

(See  also  Paints  and  Oils 

Page  L,  Nanaimo 

Coughlan  J, 

CROWTHER  J,  (sign), 
Harrison  E, 


Victoria 
11 


PHOTOGRAPHS. 


AUsopft  Mason, 
BAXEREC, 


Beaven  B, 

HEISTERMAN  H  F  &  CO, 

Loewenberg  L, 

RESTAURANTS. 


Victoria 
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Mason  &  Daly, 
Watkins  R, 
Lewis  W, 
Bates  M, 

LEVY  J, 

Ragazzoni  I, 
Roala  A  Co, 

STEITZ  BROS, 
WOOD  J  C, 


Barkerville 

Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 

Victoria 


Maynnrd  B, 

SPENCER  S  A, 


Victoria 


PHYSICIANS. 


Chipp  J, 
Cluness  D, 
Mclnnes  T  R, 
Trew  N  C, 

ASH  JOHN, 

Davie  J  C, 
Geiger  C  E, 
Powell  &  Harrington, 
Mathews  J  B, 
Ellis  P, 
Frickelton  J  D, 


Barkerville 

Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 

41 

Victoria 


-Yale 


PLANING    MILLS. 

HAYWARD  C,  Victoria 

MT7IRHEAD  &  MANN, 

POSTMASTERS. 


Campbell  J, 
O'Conner  M, 
Drebble  Ceo, 
Howard  J, 
Mara  J  A, 
Mclntyre  J, 
Tait  V  B, 
Stowe  J, 
Wallace  Robt, 
McLeese  B, 
Douglass  B, 


Cache  Creek 

Clinton 

Comox 

Esquimau 

Kamloops 

Lytton 

New  Westmmster 

Qnesnelle 

Victoria 

Soda  Creek 

Yale 


PRINTERS. 
McMillan  &  son,        victoria 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

Herre  W  F, 
Dickinson  E, 
Edmonds  H  V, 
Hughes  J  C, 


Nanaimo 
New  Westminster 


SAWMILLS. 


Nason  I  B, 
Haines  &  Cole, 
Moody,  Nelson  &  Co, 
Harper  T, 
Pidcock  &  Gillard, 
W^alker  Sl  Bowes, 
Carpenter  C, 
Armstrong  W  J 
Webster  G  W, 
Raymur  JA,  (agt), 
Sayward  VV  P, 
Young  Bros, 


Barkerville 

Baynes  Sound 

Burrard's  Inlet 

Clinton 

Comox 

Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 
If 

Victoria 


SEEDS. 


Jay  &  Co, 
Johnson  P  T  &  Co, 
Mitchell  H, 


Victoria 


SEWING  MACHINE  AGENTS. 


Fawcett  R  W, 

FLETCHER  T  W, 


Victoria 
11 


SHIP  CHANDLERS. 


Marion  E  B, 
McQuade  &  Sons, 


Victoria 
<< 


SOAP  MANUFACTURERS. 

Pendray  &  Co,  Victoria 


SODA  WORKS. 


Mahrer  J, 
Morley  C, 
Phillips  A, 


>Janaimo 

Victoria 
II 


STEAMERS  AND  AGENTS. 

Englehardt  &  Co,(agts  P  M  Co), Victoria 
GOODHUE  J  P,  (agt  steamer  Cal- 
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Stone  J,  (B  C  tel 
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STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 


Nanaimo 
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New  Westminster 


Fleace  J  H, 
Wilson  W, 
Anderson  B, 
Jackson  Oliver, 
Drummond  J  S, 
Keayo  G  C, 
Kelly  S  L, 
OASTERHOUT  P, 

Taylor  Chas, 
Wilson  A  4  W, 
Wilson  H  C, 


SURVEYORS. 

(See  also  County  Officers.) 


Victoria 


CridKe  R  C, 

PATTERSON  W  D, 

TAILORS. 


Victoria 
II 


Brown  Jas, 
Cowie  J  M, 
Walsh  T, 

BTTLER  At 

Burroughs  w  G, 

OILHORE  A, 

Hildebrand  Mrs  M, 
KeeS. 
Miller  F, 
PRICE  T, 
ROBERTS  R, 

Simpson  D, 

SPENCE  W, 


Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 
II 

Victoria 


II 
II 
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II 
II 


TELEGRAPH  AGENTS. 

Mechlin  I  C,  (B  C  tel  opr.)  Cache  Creek 
O'Conner  M,  (B  C  tel  opr),  Clinton 

Wright  W  H,  (B  C  tel  opr),         Lytton 
Bowden  E,  New  Westminster 

Stone  J,  (B  C  tel  opr),  Quesnelle 

Yeates  H,  (6  C  tel  opr),         Soda  Creek 


Archibald  W  F,  (W  U  tel  opr),  Victoria 
Pearse  B  W,  (supt  D  G  Tel  Line),      " 
Goodenough  A  L,  (agt  B  C  Tel  Co), Yale 


TRUNKS. 

WHITE  JAS, 


Victoria 


UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS. 

FRANCIS  A,  Victoria 

VARIETIES. 

(See  also  Fruits  and  Vegetables.) 

New  Westminster 
Victoria 


Bradbury  £, 

BLAND  JAS, 

Carrington  Thos, 


WAGON     AND     CARRIAGE 
MAKERS. 

(See  also  Blacksmiths  andWagonmakera. ) 

EVANS  D  S,  Victoria 

WINCH  F  K, 

WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEW- 
ELERS. 

Smith  J, 
Tamblyn  J, 
Cohen  L  8, 
Fraser  J, 
Dassonville  .J, 
JAOTE-J  GEO, 
JENKEISON  W  H, 

Lange  G  W  A, 

REDFERN  CHAS  E, 

Salmon  E  J  &  Co, 

WENGER  J, 


Nanaimo 
II 

New  Westminster 
II 

Victoria 


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CARIBOO  FLY 


Leave  my  wharf  fuot  of  Store  Street,  for 
NANAIMO,  COMOX,  and  all  way  points  on  the  East  Coaat. 

For  freight  and  passage  apply  at  the  office  of  Albion  Iron  Works,  Victoria, 

JOSEPH  8PRATT,  Owner. 


H.  PALMER  &  CO..  Frontianan  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S,  R 


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(ALPHABETICALLY.) 
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Or  all  the  Territories  of  the  United  States  there  are  none  perhaps  tha£  aro  ex- 
citiug  so  much  interest  as  Anzoaa.  Alttiough  it  has  fur  many  years  boen  knuwii 
that  ner  muuutaias  wcro  tovuiiiug  with  iniaerals,  very  few  had  tiid  couraj^e  to  face 
the  trials  incident  to  a  settlenuut  th^ra.  Uor  romoconejs  from  coinniercial  cantera 
and  the  expense  attiiched  to  the  transportation  of  articles  of  use  werj  features 
that  furmt;;!  an  obstacle  that  few  oarod  to  surmount.  8ince  the  advent  uf  the 
Houtheru  Pacific  Railroad,  however,  a  constant  Aow  of  the  title  of  immi^atiou 
has  been  directed  to  tlii^  new  Eldorado,  and  where  nothing  but  a  vast  stretch  of 
uninhabited  country  was  present.'d  in  tho  immediate  past,  there  are  now  spriagiui/ 
up  handsome  towns  and  cities,  alive  with  money-seeking  classes.  The  railroad 
therefore  is  entitled  to  the  credit  of  civilizing  this  dependuucy,  and  to  its  pruaeuco 
alone  a  development  of  her  resources  is  attributable.  The  time  is  not  fur  distant, 
we  prediut,  when  her  claims  to  Statehood  wdl  bo  recognized,  for  she  will  bo  the 
possessor  of  a  population  which  will  entitle  her  to  an  admission  to  the  Union. 
Her  broad  plains  and  lovely  valleys  of  remarkable  fertility  wid  hi  brought  to  the 
highest  state  of  cultivation ;  beautiful  homes  will  spring  up,  and  the  erectiun  of 
noble  monuments  of  commerce  will  take  place,  and  her  capabilities  will  have  bjen 
beautifully  established.  The  climate  of  tne  Territory  is  equable,  aud  her  altitudj 
is  an  assurance  against  diseases  prevalent  iit  malarial  discriots.  Already  experi- 
ments li>.v<)  nroven  that  the  produutioa  of  cereals  can  be  nijst  protitub  y  euL^a^^ed 
in,  wh  nutritious  grasses  of  luxuriant  growth  o.i  her  grazing  lands  afford 

an  arr  incontrovertible  as  to  the   feasibility  of  s&ouk-raisiug.    There  is 

in  man^  i^.  rters  of  the  T'."'''itory  an  abundance  ol  tine  timber,  and  in  the  manu- 
facture of  lumber  to  supply  the  heavy  d^smauds  for  building  purposes  an  army  of 
men  are  given  steady  employment.  The  mines  of  the  Territory  are  as  yet  un- 
developed, though  capital  seeking  investment  is  finding  iti  way  hither  in  unlimited 
amounts.  Prospectors  are  swarming  through  the  guluhcs  and  on  the  m  mntain 
side?,  locating  claims  preparatory  to  the  erection  ot  mills  for  the  reduction  and 
spparation  of  ores,  and  the  annouacement  is  mode  in  every  quarter  of  the  country 
that  immigrants  are  still  making  preparations  tocome.  If  a  diversity  of  resources, 
such  as  Arizona  is  fast  becoming  noted  for,  can  contribute  to  a  rapid  ami  per- 
manent growth,  then  her  near  future  will  be  crowne4l  with  that  glory.  Her  des- 
tiny will  place  her  in  the  front  rank  of  tho  prosperous  States  ot  the  Pacific  Coast. 

Travellers  and  tourists  of  the  highest  authority  have  prjnounced  this  to  be  one 
of  the  richest  scenic  sections  of  the  globe.  With  the  charms  of  nature  spread  out 
in  so  many  ways  to  moke  Arizona  attractive,  there  can  be  no  doubt  that  in  a 


short  time  this  quarter  of  our  happy  nation  will  be  populate<l  by  her  reprcsenta 
tive  citizens,  under  whose  care  and  nurture  it  must  become  a  grout  source  of  pride 
and  revenue.  At  no  distant  day  every  section  of  Arizona,  it  is  presumed,  wul  be 
awakened  by  the  clanking  of  engines  aud  the  bastle  of  trattio.  This  wilderness 
will  have  undergone  a  change  as  if  by  ma^c;  its  stillness  will  have  been  broken  by 
the  joyous  sounds  of  the  church  bells  ringing  out  upou  the  balmy  aii-,  and  the 
musical  sounds  of  the  mechanic  will  keep  "time  "  with  the  progress  of  civiliza- 
tion.   


Agua  Fria, 

YAVAPAI     COUNTV. 
Twenty-one  miles  north-west  of  Phoenix, 

Calderwood  H  M,  station  keeper 


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Austin  Joe,  en<paee 
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Fletcher  E,  freight 
Gleason  A  O,  conti 
Johnson  E  T,  attv-a 
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Alexandra, 

TAVAPAI    COUNTY-. 

Barnum  F  0,  erooers 

Ciilliiis  ThoB,  blacksmith 

SQJS  JOSIAHi  posttniuiter 

U.iiit'l^n  1',  hutul 

E  lU  k  Itubins,  liquors 

iiitkda  F,  Imtoher 

Honper  Wm  B  9t  Co,  liqunn 

Mulrenon  Wm,  livery  st^bla 

TruiaorThoa,  hotel 


Antelope  Valley, 

YAVAPAI  COUNTV. 
HAMILTON  J  H,  postmaster 


American  Ranch, 

YAVAPAI     COUNTY, 

Stage  station  on  the  Prescott  and  Mo 
have  road,  ten  miles  north  of  Proscott. 

Lee  J  H,  station  keeper 

Anvil  Bock, 

stage  station  on  Mohave  and  Prescott 
road,  62  mdea  north  of  Prescott. 

Wilder  P  C,  station  keeper 


Apache  Pass, 

PIMA   COUNTY. 
Tully,  Ochoa  &  Co,  gen  mdss  . 


Arivaca, 

PIMA    COUNTY. 
Bernard  A  W  &  Co,  gen  mdm 


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Bed  Bock, 

YAVAPAI    COUNTY. 

Austin  Joe,  engraeer 
b  )gg8  Theodor)  W,  capitalist 
B.)gg8  T  W,  Butchpr 
Fletcher  E,  freight  line 
Gleason  A  0,  contractor 
Johnson  £  T,  atty>at-law 
KIEVE  ABR,  reporter 
Levy  D  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
MoKeuzie  J,  carpenter 
Miner  S  £,  boaniing 


Moore  J  M  W,  hm  \ym 
Pierce  N  P,  deputy  sheriff 
Poland  D  H,  capitalist 
Iteese  John,  assuyer 
Schumacher  Geo  \i,  notary  public 
Steadmun  A  C,  postmaster 
T.ift  M  8,  sawmill 
Van  Nam3  Wm,  siwmill 
Vinzaut  tSam,  carpjnter 


Benson  City, 

Fifty  miles  ea^t  of  Tucson,  on  Tomb> 
stoau  stage  road. 

Ohuesorgen  Wm,  stage  station 


Big  Bug  Creek, 

YAVAPAI    COUNTY. 
(See  Bod  Rock.) 


Bradshaw, 

YAVAPAI    COUNTY. 

Aron  &  Alexander,  gen  mdse 

Bennett  E  J  &  Co,  gon  mJsa 

(Jrove  W  H,  hotel 

Shekels  N  C  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

We«4els  8  M,  hotel 

WOOD   Ifi>A,    postmaster,    dealer    in 

fruits,   stationery,   cigars  and    fancy 

articlos  and  news  depot 


Brigham  City, 

APACHE  COUNTY. 

Anderson  Andrew,  dry  goods,  eto 
l(iilian.l  .los'jph,  blacksmith 
BalLrd  William,  wagonmaker 
Isaacson  Peter,  f uremiin  farmer 
Jorgeusuu  Jor^en,  Hour  mill 
Like  (^oorge,  hotel 
Marrell  Wm,  sawmill 
OYEBSON  OVE   C,  books  and 

tionury  and  p  istmaster 
Plumb  Merlin,  bootmaker 
Sims  John,  cubinetij^uker 


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Bumble  Bee, 

YAVAPAI    COUNTY. 

Bobo  Jas,  station  keeper  and  gen  mdae 
and  postmaster 


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Camp  Bowie, 

PIMA  COUNTY. 

One  hundred    and    five   miles   east  of 
Tucson. 


DeLong  S  R,  postmaster 
TuUy,  Oohoa  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Camp  Orant, 

PIMA  COUNTY. 

One  hundred  and  ten  miles  north-east. 
of  Tucson. 


Castle  Dome, 

Norton  Chas  T,  gen  mdse 

Norton  Geo,  supt  Iron  Cap  Mining  Co 

Stein  Jos  J  &  Co,  saloon 


Norton,  Stewart  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Stewart  M  W,  postmaster 

Camp  Thomas, 

PIMA  COUNTY. 

Collins  J  B  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Wood  W  V  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Camp  Verde« 

YAVAPAI    COUNTY. 
Forty-two  miles  east  of  Prescott 

Burton  H  0,  physician 

Head  C  V  &,  Co,  geu  mdse  ' 

TTgAH  W  S,  post    trader    and    post' 

master 
HullG  \V,  justice  of  the  peace 
Maxwell  T,  justice  of  the  peace 
Robinson  D  L,  notary 


Casa  Grande, 

PINAL  COUNTY. 

Southern   Pacific    Railroad  station,  67 
miles  north-east  of  Tucson. 


BUGKELEW   &  OCHOA    forwarding 

and  commission  merchant's,  (B  Heine 

mann) 
Fish  J  p,  telegraph  operator  S  P  R  R 
PR-VyH  JZKE,  hotel  and  saloon 
Heinemann    B,    with'  Buckelew 

Ochoa 
Hooper  WS,  agt  S  P  R  R 
LOIlO  TEE,  restaurant 
Smith  &   Watzlavzick,   gen  mdse 

forwarding,  (£  O  Stratton  agt) 
Stewart  RB,  saloon 
Stratton  £  O,  \Hih  Smith  &  Watzlavzick 
Tung  Lee,  bidceiy 


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Charleston, 

PIMA   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  San  Pedro  river  9 
miles  from  Tombstone;  stage  connection 
from  Tombstone. 

Brooks  G  W,  saloon 

Brown  E,  physician 

Clark  &;  Griffin,  liquors 

Dohrig  J,  liquors 

Fontana  G,  jeweler 

Gattell  A  I,  postmp.ster 

Keren  a  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

McClure  Ernest,  col  of  U  S  customs 

McMorria  — .blacksmith 

Merrill  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Morton  Mrs,  varieties 

Peterson  B  H,  physician  and  druggist 

Sanford  h  Hilton,  meat  market 

Scott  W  B  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Smith  &  McDowell,  brewery 

Stilwell  &  Brenham,  hay  yard 

Stilwell  &  Co,  liquors 

Swart  J  W  saloon 

Welisch  H,  gen  mdse 


Chino, 

YAVAPAI  COUNTY. 
CHINO  P  M>  postmaster 


Cienega, 

YAVAPIA  COUNTY, 
Is  29  miles  east  of  Tuscon. 


Dunbar  J  O,  hotel  and  saloon  and  corral 

Clifton. 

APACHE  COUNTY. 

GRANT  WM,  postmaster 

Larimoon  W  T,  geu  mdse 

Lesinsky  H,    pres   Longfellow    Copper 
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Smadbeck  Louis,  secty  Longfellow  Cop- 
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Contention  City, 

Sixty-flve  miles  east  of  Tucson 

Cowon  C  W,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Hopkins  C  W,  restaurant 

Marks  S,  uon  mdse 

Mnson  Robt,  hotel 

McDermott  John,  saloon 

Western  M  &  M  Co,  gen  >upt  Josiah  H 

Whi6e;  Robt  Bumham  supt  of  mills 

('iO  stamps) 


Ehrenbergf, 

YUMA     COUNTY, 

Is  177  miles  southwest  of  Prescott  on 
Colorado  river 


Goldwater  H,  postmaster 
(toldwater  J  &  Bro 


Florence, 

PINAL     COUNTY, 

Is  a  prosperr  OH  and  thriving  town  of 
1,000  inhabitants,  on  the  line  of  the 
Sout'iam  Pacific  Railroad,  24  miles  east 
of  Maricopa.  The  country  surrounding 
the  place  is  adapted  to  grazing,  and  min 
eralii  are  also  found  in  abundance. 


Bailey  W  J,  observer  U  S  signal  service 

BAILET  W  L,  stock  raiser,  stage  sta- 
tion. King  road 

BEEBE  W  J,  sign,  carriage  painter, 
paints,  oils  and  glass;  Main 

Bichard  N,  propr  Adamsville  dour  mill 

Boatwick  Sami,  barber 

B&ADT  P  B,  propr  Gila  Mills,  and 
county  treasurer.  Main 

Brash  James,  propr  douring  mills 

Brown  Geo  A,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  deputy 
postmaster  and  agt    S    P  stage  line; 

BUCKALEW  ft  QCHOA,  gen  mdse 
and  commission  merchants,  Main 

Bush  Thos  H,uuder  sheriff, Court  House 

Collingwood  J,  postmaster;  deputy  Geo 
A  Brown 

COLLINGWOOD   JOSEPH    ft  00, 

gen  mdse,  Main 
DaileyChas  R,  receiver  U  S    land  office 
BEVIKE    JOHH  J,  county     recorder 

and  clerk  7th  dist  court,  Seventh 
French  G  G  W,  chief  justice  1st  dist 
OABELIEL  J  Bi   sheriff,   assessor  and 

tax  collector,  Court  House 
GONZELEZ  OBEQORIO  N,  saddle 

and  harness  maker,  Main 
GRIFFIN  F  M   ft   00,  blacksmiths 

and  horseshom.  Main 


OBIFFIN  THOB  H,    deputy    county 

recorder  and  deputy  clerk,  Seventh 
Guild  W  E,  managjer  U  S  military  tele- 
graph office.  Main 
liarvuy  Wm,  physician.  Main 
IrwinFrederiuk,  meat  market 
LEWIS  CHAS,  propr    Lewis    House, 

liquors 
LEWIS  HOUSE.  Chan  Lewis  propr 
Lopez  Salvador,  groceries.  Main 
McCllenand  Thos,  constable 
Miller  John,  justice  of  the  peace 

MINERS  RBSTAURANT  ft  LODG- 
INGS, •'im  Sam  propr.  Main 

Montgomery  H  B,  ai(t  Picket  Post,  Sil- 
ver KiiifT  and  Globe  stage  line.  Main 

OURT  G  fi,  atty  at  law  and  dist  atty, 
Court  House 

Palmer  C  F,  public  administrator 

Palmer  fJ  W,  saloon,  Main 

Paulijon  Chas  M  K,  r      U  S  land  office 

Picket  Post,  Silver  K'  !i  and  Globe 
stage  lino,  i  B  Montj^omery  agt,  W 
H  Sutliorlar  d  proj ' ,  Main 

Rooha  AUina,  blacksmith 

Ruffgles  Lnvi,  acting  rec  U  S  land  office 

SAM  JIMf  propr  Miners  Restaurants 
and  Lndsangs,  Main 

SCHOSHUSEN  HENRY,  moat  mar- 
ket. Main 

Schulze  Chas,  bootmaker.  Main 

Sherman  Merritt  M,  teacher 

Smith  &,  Watzlavzick,  bakery  and  gro- 
ceries. Main 

Southern  Pacific  Stage  Line,  Florene  to 
Picacho,    Geo  A  Brown  agt 

SULLIVAN  ft  RAPP,  saloon.  Main 

SUMMERS  H  B,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tary public.  Main 

SUTElt  JACOB,  stoves  and  tinware. 
Main 

Tuttle  Joseph,  saloon,  Main 

Walker  J  D,  probate  judge 

Watson  James,  repairer  U  S  military 
telegraph.  Main 

Whitaker  Wm,  wagonmaker.  Main 

Will  Peter,  brewery,  Main 

Wilson  &  Bryson,  stable  corral.  Main 

WRATTEN  GEO  L,  atty  at  law  and 
notary  public,  near  Court  House 


Fort  Orant, 

PINAL     COUNTY. 
Norton  &  Stewart,  gen  mdse 


Fort  McDowell. 

SMITH  JOHN-  T  T,  post  trad«r 


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Oillett, 


YAVAPAI   COUNTY. 

Anderson  Jno,  g>}n  mJ^9  ani  poafcmoster 
Arnold  I',  brewery 
Coffi'i  B  F.  blackimith 
Curtis  G  \V,  hobel  aiul  saloon 


Olobe, 

PINAL  COUNTY. 

Ono  hundred  miles  north  of  Tucson 
populatiau  I, '253. 

Abraham  Jac  »b,  b  vths  and  b  irbar 
Bluebird  Mining  Co,   Gjj    C    Perkins 

owner 
Boschc  E,  saloon,  Broad 
B  »s=i  Mi;ie,  Pipjr  &  Co  owners 
Butrjo  Miniag   Cj,   C  A    MsDonnoll 

supt 
B'irnsCon,  blacksmith  anI  wagoamaker. 

Broad 
Bro:nan  M  W,  sawmill  and  lumber 
Brown  £  O,  atty  at  law 
Centennial  Mining  Co,    Wilson  &    Co 

owners 
Centralia    Mining    Co,    Salter    tt    Co 

owners 
Champion  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  —  Fore 

man,  supt 
Chilson  Gib,  supt  Xugget  Mill  and  Mil 

inj  Co 
Chloride  Mine,  Ilaye*  &  Buck  proprs 
Duryea  W  H,  gea  m  la 
Eaton,  Bailey  &  Co,  gea  ml33.  lumbsr 

and  sawmill 
Em^lino  Mine,  Hayes  &  Buck  proprs 
Frannh  Henry,  boots  and  shoe  i 
Gliibj  Mercantile  Co,  gen  mise,  John  H 

Hiie  mana.^er 
Golleii  Ea>rle  Mill  and  MiuingCo,  Major 

Si»3n  supt 
Grim  J  Ci'jer  •,  photographer 
HACKNEY  A  H,  propr  "Silver  BjU," 

(weekly).  Broad 
H  imilt  m  James,  s.doon,  Broul 
H  imtnon<l  &  Btjll,  news  and  saloon 
Haskin  Mill  and  Mini.ig  Co,  —  Laincs 

supt 
HAYSE  CHAS  &  C  E  BUCK,  miniu, 

and  assaying  (0>*kvale) 
Heiiiemm  S  C,  druggiita 
Hicks  — ,  atty  at  law 
Hlse  John  &  Co,  gen  m  Ise 
Iitabolla  Mill  and    Miaiu^   Co,   Major 

Sijson  supt,  Ni^'k  Palmer  asst  ttupt 
Jalius  Mine,  ilaye»  &  Bnck  proprs 

JUnUS   MEETE  ASSAY  OFFICE, 

Chaa  H;iye»  junayer 
Kullnt>r  E,  ^ea  mdse 
Kiusey  Lauins,  as^Kyer 
Kliuu  &  Co,  geu  mdse 


Lacy  — ,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Luiidjr  J  C,  blacksmith 

Mansneld  Si  Co,  sawmill,  lumbar  and 

mining 
McCormick  Mining  Co,  Mansfield  &  Co 

oWiiers 
McD  inAl  C  A,  physician 
McMorris  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  Mijor 

B  ddwi  I  supt 
Mc.Velly  &  Kn  >x,  ailoon.  Broad 
Mi  una  Mid  and  Mining  Co 
Miller  Peter  B,  notary  publio'  and  con- 
veyancer 
Mil.ier  &  Watson,  miiiig  and  milling 
M )  )rj  Mrs  M  J  &  Son,  h  )t3l.  Broad 
NcA-tou  Gjo  a,  watchmikerand  jewelar 
Palmjr  Nick,  asst  supk  Isabjlla   Mill 

an  I  Mining  Co 
Pascoe  B  F,  propr  Pascae  Houss 
Pea  lleto.i  A  G,  surveyor  ami  civil  en- 

ginsjr,  U  S  djputy  mineral  surveyor, 

B.-oad 
Piujr,   Bis  jig  &  Midler,   proprs  Pinal 

B.'jwery 
Rail  &  M  )  tre,  saloon,  Broad 
S jott  — ,  h  )tel 
••SIGVEa  B3LT"  (we3kly),  a    h 

HackiiJ/  propi-,  Broad 
Silver  Kra  H  »tol 

Silver  Era  Mi  ling  C  >,  —  Wat»-)n  supk 
Silver  Famj  Mi  u,  H  iyi3,  Buck  &  Oi-o.ie 

proprs 
Silver  Nugget  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  Gib 

Chilson  supt 
Silver  Star  Mtnc^,  Hayse  &  Buck  propn 
Siij  )n   M  ijir,  supt  l3;ibjlla  Mill  and 

Mi.iing  Co 
Swaijy  G  A,  justice  of  peace  an  I  notary 

pu!>iic,   mi.iiag  and  real  estate  ago, 

Broad 
Th  itcher  E  C,  physician 
Tumor  &  Son,  livery  an  I  feed  stable 
Van  Vagnen  &  C'  >,  gen  mdse 
Vosbnrgh  — ,  pnstm  ister 
Wjstmjyer  Fro  I,  go  i  mdse 
Wildy  S  >muel  H,  utty  at  taw 
Wiley  &  Crawford,  mjatm.trkat,  Broad 
Wdli  mi  &  Somurvilk',  bukery 
Zimermunu  Win,  carpenter 


Greaterville, 


PIMA   COUNTY. 
Katzcnsteiu  Skml,  gen  mdao 


Hackberry, 

IIOII.WE      COUNTY, 
On  Mohave  and  Preacott  stage  road. 

Crozier  Sam,  gen  mdao 


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MOHAVB    OOUNTr. 
Collins  F  S  &  Co,  gen  mdae 


Hardyville, 

UOHAVE  COUNTY. 

On  Prescott  and  Moh&ve  stage  road  to 
Colorado  river. 


Hardy  Wooater,  postmaster,  gen  mdae 
and  ferry 


Hayden  Ferry, 

MARICOPA  COUNTY. 

Asher  Ellis  C,  gen  mdse 

Baalow  J  A,  carpenter 

Brown  E  K,  saloon 

Brown  &  Wight,  blacksmiths 

Durham  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

GregK  J  L,  physician 

Hayden  C  T,   gen  mdse,   Houring 

and  blacksmith  shop 
HILL  CHAS  W,  notary  public 

postmaster 
Homsley  Joel,  wagonmaker 
Fort  A  J,  gen  mdse 
Shannon  PC,  saloon 


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Huachuca, 

PIMA   COUNTY, 
Is  75  miles  southeast  of  Tucson. 


Austin  F  L,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Burton  Ed  C,  hotel 


Little  Oiant, 

PINAL  COUNTY. 

Anderson  T,  hotel 

IX)WE  &  CO,  general  merchandise 

LOWE  J  A,  postmaster 
Tripp  li  B,  physician 


Maricopai 

PIMA  COUNTY, 

S.  P.  R.  R.  station,  eighty-nine  miles 
north  of  Tucson. 


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Iron  Spring, 

Is  8  miles  from  Prescott,  Black  Canyon 
road. 


Atkinson  R  J,  hotel  and  aaloon 


BARNETT  &  BLOCK,  general 
chandise  and  forwarding 

BABNEY  JAMES  H,   general   mer< 

chandise,  lumber  and  forwarding 
Batts  &  Backer,  hotel 
Bonsall  Edw,  tel  opr  S  P  R  R 
Cottrell  \Vm  F,  gen  mdse  and  fruit 

FABBINQTON  RE  &  CO,  general 
merchandise,  forwarding,  commission 
and  postmaster 

OILMER,  SALISBURY  &  GO.  pro- 
prietors of  Mail  Stage  lane  to  Phoe- 
nix, Prescott  and  Wickenburg;  office 
R  R  depot 

Graf  Leopold,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

LAMB  PATRICK,  feed  yard 

Moore  Theo  I,  manager  military  tel,  R 

R  depot 
Naylor  Ohas  H,  agt  S  P  R  R 

POSTMASTER.  R  E  Farrington 
Quarter  Masters'  Store  House  U  S  A,  N 

Willcox  quartermaster's  agt 
Sam  Hiug,  restaurant 

YANDERVER  CHAS,  agt  for  James 
M  Barney 

YAH  FLEET  M  B,  agent  Wells,  Far- 

go  &  Go's  Express  and  Qilmer,  Salis- 
ury  &  Go's  stage  line  to  Phoenix, 
Prescott  and  Wickenburg 
Venton  A,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co,   R  R 

depot 
Wells,  Fargo  k  Go's  Express,  M  B  Van 

Fleet  agt,  R  R  depot 
Willcox  North,   quartermaster's  agent 
USA 

WILSON  P,  proprietor  of  stage  lin*  to 
Florence,  connecting  with  Globe  City 
and  Silver  King 
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B.  E.  FABRINOTON  &  CO., 

DEALERS  IN 

FORWARDING   AND   COMMISSION. 

Purchase,  Sell  and  Ship  Gold,  Silver  and  Copper  Dres. 

We  have  facilities  for  moving  Fast  Freight  or  Heavy  Machinery  on  short  notice. 

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MARICOPA   COUNTY. 

Boyd  T  M,  butcher 

Everman  Juo,  blacksmith 

Fox  B  G,  saloon 

Hannibal  S  M  &  Co,  Josiah  Flournoy 

superintendent 
Jones  Juhn  M,  feed  stable 
Kellner  E  F  &  Co,  merchants 
La  Rue  J  D,  justice  of  peace 
MATHER  II  W,  postmaster 
May  H  G,  hotel 
McMillen  Silver  Mining  Co,  J  K  ^mith 

superintendent 
STRONG  GEO  C,  merchant 
Van  Slyck  J  \V,  atty  and  notary  public 
WashiDgton  S  M  Co,  J  L  Clark  supt 

MiUviUe. 

PIMA  COUNTY,  « 

Is  on  the  San  Pedro,  nine  miles  west  of 
Tombstone. 


Corbin  M  &  M  Co,  \Vm  G  Lamb  secy 
Fields  D  C,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  secy 

Tombstone  M  &   M  Co  and  notary 

public 
Gird  Bichd,  supt  Tombstone  M  &  M  Co 
I.dmb  Wm  G,  secy  Corbin  M  *  M  Co 
Steidenger  J  H,  mining  engineer 
ToMbstone  &   Corbin   Quartz   mill  (26 

■tamps),  Frank  Corbin  supt 


Mineral  Park, 

MOHAVB    COUNTY, 

ty  seat  of  Mohave 
miles  northwest  of  Prescoti 


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Atchison  Chas,  saloon 
Baker  Mn,  restaurant 
Breon  k  Spear,  gen  mdse 
Bucksbatuu  H,  deputy  iherifiF 


Comstock  A,  sheriff 
Cuzimo  Calvin,  restaurant - 
Davis  A  E,  atty  at  law 
Fehr  Wm,  shSemaker 
Gann  W  H,  butcher 
Gross  Chas,  gea  mdse 
Hamilton  Haml,  atty  at  law 
Hyde  J  J,  druMist  and  physician 
Koch  Wm,  barber 

KRIDER  BROS,  general  merchandise 

and  livery  stable 
Langley  W  A,  county  treasurer 
Lasselle  L  J,  probate  judge 
Lawrence  J  B,  physician 
May  G,  butcher 
Silent  Chas,  dist  judge 
Smith  Danl,  saloon 
Tweed  C  A,  dist  atty  and  atty  at  law 
White  H,  saloon 
W^right  C,  county  recorder  and  district 

court  clerk 


KRIDER  BROS., 

Dealers  in 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE,  ETC. 


livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stables. 

Post  Office  Building, 

MZNESAL  PABZ,  ABZZONA. 


Mohave  City, 

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AIiPHABRIOALLT. 


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Hontezuma, 

PINAL    OpUNTT, 
Twelve  miles  northwest  of  Florence. 

AUSTIN  &  DEMPSEY,  general  mer- 
chandise 

CoUingwood  Jos,  postmaster  and  county 
supervisor 

Mason  Aaron,  county  supervisor 

Smith  Isaac  D,  gen  mdse 

STUAET  CSHAS  D,  (Jos  CoUingwood 
&  Co),  notary  public 

Tillman  C  W,  carpenter 

Wheat  Granville,  cour  ty  supervisor 

Morgan's  Ferry, 

MABIGOPA      COUNTY. 
Morgan  H  &  Co,  gmmdse 

Ora  Blanco, 

PIMA   COUNTY 

ROSS  W  J,  postmaster 
ROSS  W  J  &  CD,  gen   mdse,  miners' 
supplies  etc 

Parker, 

YUMA     COUNTY.' 
Sands  James  H,  postmaster 


Phoenix, 

'    MARICOPA   COUNTY. 

Phoenix,  the  county  seat  of  Maricopa 
county,  is  located  in  north  latitude  .33 
deg.  18  min.  and  longitude  112  deg,  time 
two  hours  and  twenty  minutes  slower 
than  Washington.  It  is  located  two 
miles  north  of  Salt  river,  in  the  center 
of  the  valley  of  the  same  name,  and  has 
been  the  seat  of  government  since  the  for- 
mation of  the  county,  Feb  4,  1871.  The 
town  site  of  Phoenix  covers  an  area  one 
mile  long  and  one-half  mile  wide.  It 
was  surveyed  in  the  latter  part  of  1870 
The  streets  fronting  on  the  pL.za  are  100 
feet  wide,  the  balance  are  80.  The 
streets  run  at  right  angles  with  the  car- 
dinal points  of  the  compass.  The  blocks 
are  300  feet  square.     Owing  to  its  close 

Sroximity  to  the  best  developed  mining 
istricts  in  the  Territory,  its  location  m 
abase  of  supplies  is  unequaled.  JDver 
6,000,000  pounds  of  flour  was  manufao- 
tured  here  during  the  present  season. 
The  town  is  amplj  ■uppllld  with 
ehurohes  and   eduoational  faoilitim, 


handsome  new  school  house  costing  $15,- 
000  has  just  been  completed.  The  Ma- 
sons, Odd  Fellows,  Red  Men  and  Good 
Templars  are  organized,  and  have  larg* 
lists  of  members. 


Abbott  Don  E,  ins  agt  and  agricultural 

implements,  Montezuma 
ALSAP  JOHN  T,  atty-at-law,  notary 

Sublic,  Washington 
CADE  BREWERY,  Luke  Thalhei- 
mer  propr,  Washington 
Asher  M  &  Bro,  gen  mdse  Washington 
Baker  A  C,  atty-at-law,  Washington 
BALSZ  &  KELLY,    butchers,  stock- 
raisers,  wholesale  and  retail.  Wash- 
ins<ton 

THEBANK0FARIZ0NAA6ENCY, 

M  W  Kales  agent,  Washington 
BANK  EXCKANGE    HOTEL,  res- 
taurant, E  Ganz  propr,  Washington 
Barruth  Mrs  S,  dressmaker,  Washington 
Birruth  Simon,  tailor,  Washington 
Ijcher  Gustave,   propr  U  S  Brewery, 

Centre 
Baeher  &  Hacfiner,  saloon,  Washington 
Blankanahip  J  W,  deputy  sheriff.  Court 

House 
Bolan  P  J,  atty-at-law,  Washington 
BROWN  THOS  W,  saloon,   Washing- 
ton 
BRYAN  J  M,  blacksmith,  wagonmaker, 
feed  yard  and  freighter,  northwest  cor- 
ner of  town 

BURGER  JOHN  Hi  blacksmith  and 
vragonmaker,  Adams  and  Montezuma 
Biix  Peter,  soda  works,  Adams 
Bytrs  J  S,  boarding,  Jefferson 
Carey  &  Morris,  carpenters  and  cabinet- 
makers, Washington 
Collins  J  V,  suloon,  Washington 
Coiiyers  B  L,  physician,  Washington 
Cupeland  K  A,  sash,   doors  and  olinda, 

Adams 
Cox  Frank,  atty-at-law  and  notary  pub- 
lic. Court  House 
Cox  I  H,  atty-at-law,  and  notary  pub, 
lie,   and  clerk   Board  of  Supervisors, 
Court  House 
DeWolf— ,  pastor  M  E  Church 
Dupish  Edward,  barber,  Washington 
ELl'TS  ASHTPR  &  CO,  general  merchan* 

difce,  Monte£unuk 
FY  0  Wi  restaurant,  Washington 

OARDNIER  MRS  J  J,  propr  Phoenix 

Hotel,  Washington 
OANZE    E,    propr    Bank    Exobango 

Hotel,  Washington 

GILMER,     SMISBURY   &    008, 

Stage  Line  to  Maricopa  and  Presoott, 
Geo  8  Loxing  agent 
Gleeaon  E  F,  deputy  sheriff,  town  of 
McMillen 


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A  Arizona — Phoenix. 

AIiFnAHinOALLT. 


Goldberg  H  ft  Son,  gen  mdae,  Washington 
Goldman  and  Co,  gen  mdae,  Montezuma 
OOSPEB  ft  MeCLINTOCK,  proprs 

"Phoenix  Herald"  Centre 
Greenhall  Thos  6,  justice  of  the  peace, 

public  administrator,  Court  House 
Gregory  J  M,  lumber,  Washington 
Hamilton,  pastor  M  E  Church 

HAMLIN    ft    LABABEE,   fashion 

livery  and  feed  stable,  Washington 

Hancock  Wm  A,  atty-at-law,  notary 
public  and  probate  judge,  Washington 

Harmon  G«o,  repairer  U  S  Military  Tele- 
graph Co,  Centre 

Hanshaw  L  A,  feed  yard,  Montezuma 

H^den  Chas  T,  flouring  mills,  town  of 
Tempe 

Hedgepath  J  L,  pastor  M  E  Church 
South 

HEIHSPN  JACOB,  Phoenix  Bakery, 
opposite  Court  House,  Washington 

HE&IUCE  ft  LUTOERDING,  black- 
smith and  horseahoer,  Jefterson 

HOOPER  WH  B  ft  CO,  wholesale 
wines  liquors  and  cigars,  Jefferson  and 
Maridopa 

IRVmEE  ft  00,  general  merchandise, 
Washington  and  Montezuma 

Jackson  Jesse,  saloon,  Washington 

JACKSON  M  H,  contractor  and  build- 
er, Centre 

Jackson  S,  gen  mdse,  Washington 

Johnston  Thos  £,  deputy  sheriff,  Wick- 
enburg 

KALES  H  W,  agent  The  Bank  of 
Arii  ona  and  Phoenix  and  Home  In- 
Buri  nee  Cos,  Washington 

Kellat  Michael,  plasterer,  Washington 

KELIT  ft  ViCKNELL.  carriage. 
hons<j  and  sign  painters,  Washington 

KELLET  0  H,  leader  Ph«Buix  Brass 
Bana.  Washington 

Kooke  Chas,  carpenter  and  wheelwright, 
Washington 

Kucher  Gustave,  jeweler,  Monroe 

KTJHNE  FRANCIS,  saloon  and  feed- 
yard,  Jefferson 

I^MON  ft  MoCABE,  attomeys-at-law, 
Wushingtoa 

Loring  Geo  8,  grocers,  agts  Wells  Fargo 
ft  Cos  Express,  Gilmer,  Salisbury  ft 
Cos  Stage  Line,  Washington 

LOUNT  BROS,  (Gee  and  Saniuel  D) 

ice  factory,  Washington 
LTJHR8Q  HN,  wagonmaker,  Jeffer- 

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LUKE   ft   THALHEDIER, 

Arcade  Brewery  and  saloon, 

ington 
MATER  E,  livery  and   feed    stable, 

Washington 
McDonald  H  C,    nnder-sheriff,    Court 

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MoNULTT    W   E,   county  recorder 
Court  House  ' 

Meyer,  pastor  Presbyterian  Church 
Miller   W,    deputy     sheriff,    town   of 

Tempe 
Morjan  H  ft  Co,  gen  mdse,  Washinsrton 
MORROW  ft  CO,  saloon,  Washiagton 

MOWRT  GEO  E,  postmaster.  Centre 

and  Washing'  m 
Olsson  Tobias,  shoemaker,  Washington 
Pasqueira  Miguel,  stoves  and  tin  vare 
Patiick   H  K,     county    surveyor    and 

civil  engineer.  Court  House 
Porter  De  Forest,   associate  justice  su- 
preme court 
Patton  S  E,  manager  U  S  Military  Tel 
Office  and  observer  signal  service  U 
S  A,  Centre 

FERALTA  M  L,  gen  mdse.  Washing, 
ton 

FH(ENIX  BRASS  BAND,  G  H  Kelley 
VVashington 

FHIENIX  FLOVRINO  MILLS,  John 
Y  T  Smith  propr,  Montezuma 

"PH(ENIX  HERALD,"  (daily  and 

we  )kly),  C  E  McClintock  editur,  Gos- 
per  &  McCIiutock  proprs 
FH(ENIX  HOTEL,  Mrs  J  J  Gardiner 

propr,  VVashington 
Porter  De  Forest,  district  judge  second 

judicial  district,  Washington 
Purcella  Frank,  saloon,  Washington 
RIOGS  ft  REED, proprs  "Territorial 

Expositor,"  Wushmgton 
Righetti  G  P,  groceries,  Monroe 
Rosenthal  N,  cigars,  tobacco  and  cloth- 
ing, Wasliington 
Rosson  R  L,  physician,  Washington 
ROTHROCK  G  H.  landscape  and  por- 
trait photographer,  (views  of  Arizona), 
Montezuma 
Salari  ft  Co,  restaurant,  Washington 
Stherrar  Carl,  bakery,  Washington 
Shaw  Francis  A,  county  tri^surcr 
Sheets  O  H  P,  physician,  Washiuaton 
Sherman  Thos,    U  S  deputy  marshal, 

Washington 
Signal  Service  U  S  A,  S  E  Patton  ob- 

seryer,  Centre 
SMITH  JOHN  Y  T,  propr   Phcenix 
Flouring  Mills,  Montezuma,  res  Fort 
McDowell 
Soman  ft  Heine,  cigar  factory,  Washing- 
ton 
Stephenson  J  W,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public,  Washington 
STVRENBVBO  WM,  barber,  baths, 
Washington 

"TEBJUTORI^  EZFOSITOB," 

Biggs  ft  Keed  proprs,  Washington 

THIBODO  0  J.  physician,  surgeon  ani 

druggist,  Waanmgton 
THOMAS  R  8,  iheriff,  Court  House 


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ThomBon  J  W,  physician  and  drags,  east 

of  Plaxa 
Trumper   Valentine,   watchmaker    and 

jeweler,  Washington 
Tnttle    J    W,  carpenter   and   builder, 

Washington 
U  S  Militarir"  Tel  Office,  8  E  Patton 

manager.  Centre 
Van  Slyck  Julius  W,  asristant  U  S  dis- 
trict attorney,  town  of  McMillen 
Waterman  H,   deputy  sheriff  town  of 

Seymour 
Wharton  J  E,  physician,  Jefferson 
WHITE  "DiiStEL  L,  aaloon.   Wash 

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White  O  W,  ossistant  U  S  Military  Tel 

Office,  Centre 


Woodhead  ft  Gay,  (Geo  F  Goats  agent), 
fruits,  produce  and  nursery  stock, 
Washington 

Woodside  P  B,  attorney  at  law,  Wash- 
ington 

Wiley  C  W,  auctioneer,  Washington 


Mrs.  J.  Gaxiiner,  Proprietress. 

PHCENIX,  ARIZONA. 

A  Cool  and  Quiet  Resort. 

Special  attention  paid  to  Families. 


J.  H    BRYAN, 

Xorthwest  Comer  of  Town,  Fhcenix,  Arizona. 

llaekssltMig,  Wnpn  MaMig 

Horse  and  Mule  Shoeing,  Shop  Repairing,  and  all  work  in  this  line 

promptly  attended  to. 

0nCTVMVW|||V||VfV  I  am  prepared  to  forward  all  k'nda  of  Freight,  particularly 

ff  IlJftlllll  A  in  lla  Heavy  Mill  Machinery,  with  my  own  teams. 

J.  H.  BRYAN. 


Picacho, 


PINAL     COUNTY, 

S.  P.  "R-  "R'  station  between  Casa  Grande 
and  Tucson 


Bamira  Manuel,  station  keeper  and  sa- 
loon 

Bower  Geo  H,  agt  S  P  Mail  Stage  Co 
and  W,  F  &  Co 


Picket  Post, 

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PINAL  COUNTY, 

Known  as  Picket  Post;  postoffice  named 
Pinal.    Population  1,000. 

Amott  W  H,  hotel 
Benson  W  H,  justice  of  peace 
Bluett  W  H,  physician, (eclectic) 
Brooks  k  Benson,  gen  mdse 
Brown  P  A,   assayer  and  attorney  at 
law,  and  notary  public 


Callaway  C  A,  saloon 

Cavanesa  &  Beasley,  blacksmiths 

Copper  Top  Mine,  —  Elmore  manager 

Davis  H  H,  physician 

Egloffft  Fenton,  snlooa 

Golilman  L  tt,  Co,  gen  mdse 

Grande  Stage  from  Casa  Grande,  con- 
necting with  S  P  R  R 

Hall  B  &  P,  saloon 

Hewitt  Hugh,  station  hotel,  stage  road 
22  miles  from  Florence 

Hughsou  R  F,  uttorney  at  law      • 

Hunt  Josephus  B,  saloon 

Last  Chance  Mining  Co,  —  Elmore  man- 
ager 

Lombard  Joseph,  meat  market    ' 

Mason  Aarou,  supt  Silver  Kiug  Mining 

Co 
Miller  Geo  L  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Miller  Geo  L,  postmaster 
Murray  H  B,  suloun 
Nicholas  T,  meat  market 
Reymart  J  D,  atty  and  notary  public 
Sarrick  G  H,  saloon 
Sevcntv-six  Quartz    Mill,   (5    stamps), 

J  T  Elmore  propr 
ShampGus,  hotel 
Silver  King  Mining  Co,  A  Mason  rapt 


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Silver  King  Quartz  Mill,  (10  stamps), 

Aaron  Mason  supt 
Stone  &  Benson,  (2  stamps),  quartz  mill 
Snrijriser  Mine,  D  T  Elmore  dupt 
Swain  — ,  mining 
Whitlow  &   Lew  Bniley,  stage  station 

Casa  Grande  ft  Globe  Uoad 
Whitrock  W  H,  gen  mdse 
Wide  Awake  Mining  Co,  Frank  Cym- 

oaki  supt 
WiUey  W  H,  hotel 


Pine  Springs, 

YAVAPAI   COUNTY. 
MARSHALL  HTJOH,  postmaster 


Frescott, 

YAVAPAI  COUNTY, 

Is  the  Territorial  capital  and  county 
seat  of  Yavapai  county,  is  beautifully 
and    healthfully  situated  in  a  mount- 
ain   flat,     surrounded     by    groves    of 
stately    pines,    at    an  qltitude    a  trifle 
over  a  mile  above  the  sea  level.    The 
surrounding  mountain  tops  are  snow- 
capped, and  breezes  wafted  from  their 
bights  to  the  valley  below  are  loaded 
with  a  freshness  that  often  drive  the 
people  from  the  streets  to  the  refujje  of 
their  household  firesides.      Prescott  is 
decidedly  an  American  town,  and  her 
buildings,  both  public  and  private,  are 
models  of  comfort  and  elegance.     The 
surrounding  forests  of  pine  furnish  ma- 
terial of  su{)erior  quality  in  abundance. 
Her  chief  resources  are  mining,  stock- 
raising  and  lumber  manufacturing.    Her 
great  disadvantage   is   in   her  isolated 
position,    which    it     is     believed    will 
shortly  be  overcome  by  the  establish- 
ment of  railroad  connection  that  is  now 
made  »  probability  in  the  construction 
of  a  line  from  Santa  Fe,  N.M.    Whipple 
Barracks,   one  of  the  pleasantest  mili- 
tary stations  in  the  Territory,  is  situated 
about  f  miles  from  Prescott.     Prescott 
is  reached  by  Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co.  's 
stage  coaches  from  Maricopa,   on  the 
S.  P.  K.  R.,  at  a  distance  of   150  miles. 
This  route, under  Superintendent  Stuart's 
e£Scient  management,  affords  safe,  com- 
fortable and  expeditious  transit  to  pas- 
sengers for  Prescott.     The  population  of 
Prescott  is  estimated  at  3,U00.     Two 
ably-edited  newspapers,   the    "Miner" 
and  "Democrat,^'   furnish  the  people 
news  and  opinion!  on  leading   topics 
daily. 


Adams  Rev  Or  H,  supt  of  missions  M  E 
Church,  Arizona,  and  publisher  "The 
Methodist,"  Marino 

Allen  O,  meat  market,  Gurley 

ANDERSON  JOHN  E,  assistant  sec- 
retary Arizona  Territory,  Gurley 

Antelope  Copper  Mining  Co,  C  C  Bean 
agt  and  supt 

Aram  Eugene  VV,  atty  at  law  and  nota- 
ry public,  Gurley 

ARIZONA  BREWERY,  Julius  N 
Rodeuburg  jirqpr,  Montezuma 

"  ARIZONA  DEMOCRAT, "  (daily  and 
weekly)  Gideon  J  Tucker  editor  and 
propr,  Montezuma 

"ARIZONA  MINER,"  (daily  and 
weekly),  Chas  W  Beuch  editor  and 
propr,  Montezuma 

BASHFORD  L  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise, iron,  steel,  hardware,  stoves 
and  tinware,  Gurley 

BEACH  CHAS  W,  editor  and  propr 
"  Arizona  Miner,"  Montezuma 

LEAN  CURTIS  C,  mining.  Bank  build- 
ing 

Beckers  Geo  T,  Gurley 

Blake  &  Co,  assayers  and  banking,  Mon- 
tezuma 

Blake  F  W,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's 
Express;  Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Go's 
Stage  Line,  and  ins  agt,  Montezuma 

Bones  &  Spencer,  cigars,  <"  indies  and 
fruits,  Montezuna 

Boujjhton  Josiah,  dept  U  S  marshal, 
Marino  

BOWERS  &  RICHARDS,  mining  and 

ten  stampquartz  mill,  Cortez 
BRANNEK  P  B  &  CO,  wines,  liquors, 

cigars,  tobacco,  and  gents'  furnishidg 

goods,  Cortez 
Bray  T  C  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 

Cortez      

BRECHT  FRED    0,  blacksmith  and 

wagonmakcr,    and    city  councilman, 

Gurley 
Brooke  Gideon,  real  estate,  Monte?iuma 
Buck   &   Milligan,  barbers    and  baths, 

Montezuma 
Buffum  W  M,  gen  mdse,  Montezuma 
Butler  P  W,  restaurant,  Gurley 
Butler  T  J,    treas  Arizona  Territory, 

Montezuma 
Campbell  &  Baker,  stock  raisera 

CAMPBELL  JOHN   0,  general  mer- 
chandise, delegate  from  Arizona  Terri- 
tory   to   House    of    Representatives, 
Montezuma 
Campl)ell  M  D,  carpenter,  Cortez 
Cate  C  F,  justice  of  peace,  Montezuma 
CHURCHILL  CLARK,  atty  at  law. 

Bank  building 
Clark  tt  Adams,  sawmills  and  lumber 
Clark  E  P,  Territorial  auditbr 


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Clay  Jaa  W,  feed  yard,  Gnrley 
Colman  Q  N,  bootmaker,  Goodwin 
Connell  Robert,  liquors,   wholesale  and 

retail,  Montezuma 
Cook  E  J,  county  treasurer 
Cordis  Thomas,  U  S  internal    revenue 

collector 
CORT  WH.   agent  JohnO  Campbell, 

Montezuma 
Crane  Joseph  C,  saloon,  Montezuma 
Crocker  Charles,  bootmaker,  Cortez 
CURTIS  GEO  W,  lumber  and  sawmill, 

McCormick  , 

PAyR  C  P.  U  S  Marshal,  Marino 
Daly  James,  saloon,  and  city  councilman, 

Montezuma 
Day  W  E,  coroner 
Dickinson  Chas,  bootmaker.  Granite 
Dodson  J  M,  city  marahal,  Gurley 

D0U6HERTT  BROS,  groceries,  Gur- 
ley 
Dowlin  G  W,  hamessmaker,  Gurley 
Dunning  Miss  R  A,  teacher 

ECEHOFF  &  RIECKEB,  civil  and 

mining  encineera  and  publishers  official 
map  of  Arizona,  Gurley 

Ellis  N  &  G,  groceries,  Cortez 

Fisher  F  G,  blacksmith  and  horseshoer, 
Cortez 

Fisher  J  L,  auctioneer,  chairman  coun- 
ty supervisors,  Cortez 

Fitch  &  Churchill,  attorneys 

Fisher  P  M,  coroner  and  public  admin 
istrator,  restaurant  and  lodgings 

Fleury  Henry  W,  justice  of  peace 

Foster  Wm  C,  dept  county  clerk  and 
i-ecorder,  Court  House 

Frederick  &  Hill,   stoves  and  tinware, 
Montezuma 

FREMONT   JOHN    C,  governor  Ari- 
zona Territory,  Gurley 

French    Wash,    groceries,    McCormick 
and  Gurley 

Gerard  C,  liquors  and  cigars.  Granite 

GILMER,  SALISBURY  &  COS 

stage  office,  F  W  Bluke  agent,  Mon- 
tezuma 
Given  Miss  M  A,  dressmaker,  Cortez 
GOLDWATER    J    &   BRO,.  general 
merchandise,   hardware,   agricultural 
implements,    furniture    and    carpets, 
Cortez  and  Union 
GOSPER  JOHN  T,  secretary  Arizona 
Territory,  mining,    and  stock-raiser, 
Gnrley  * 

GRET  EAGLE  LIVERT  STABLE, 

G  Hatheway  propr,  Granite 
GUILD  J  A,  propr  AVilliams    House 

Restaurant,  Gurley 
Gulliver  Miss,  teacher 
Haight  Mrs  M  E,  dressmaker,  Cortez 
Hall  &  Rhoades,  meat  market,  Mont« 

zuma 


HARORAVE  JOSEPH  P,  probate 
judge  Yavapai  county  and  attorney  at 
law.  Court  House 

Hartin  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  Gurley 

Haskell  A  S,  city  councilman,,  Cortez 

HATHEWAY  GILFORD,  Grey  Eagle 
live^,  feed  and  sale  stable,.  Granite 

Hatz  Daniel,  bakery,  saloon,,  lodgings, 
and  restaurant,  Montezuma 

Head  C  P  &  Co,  gen  mdse,.  Hardiivare 
and  tools,  Qurley  and  Montezuma    , 

Heespring  Joseph,  cigar  manuf,  cigars 
and  tobacco,  Montezuma 

Herbert  Henry  M,  under  sheriff,  Court 
House 

HERZOG  E,  groceries,  fruits  and  con- 
fectionery, Montezuma 

HERZOG  M  T,  village  assessor,  Mon- 
tezuma 

Hoffman  Frank,  saloon,  Montezuma. 

Howey  J,  blacksmith,  Cortez 

JACKSON  &  TOMPKINS,  saloon, 
Montezuma 

KELLY  &  STEPHENS,  books,  sta- 
tionery, notions  and  news  depot,  Gur- 
ley and  Montezuma 

KELLY  WM  N,  register  U  S  land 
office  and  mayor,  Gurley  and  Monte- 
zuma 

KENDALL  GEO  D,  physician,,  surr 
geon  and  druggist,  Gurley 

Kirwagen  &  Siucs,  Sazarac  Saloon,  Gur- 


ley 
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LARKIN    MATT  F,  teller  The  Bank 

of  Arizona,  Gurley  and  Cortez 
Levy  D  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  Montciuma 
LEWIS  SOL,  president  The  Bank  of 
Arizona,  Gurley  and  Cortez 

LINCOI^N  OSCAR,   druggist.    Head's 

block 
Lindsay  A  M,  gardner  and  ice  packet, 

Montezuma 
Lloyd  John,   deputy  county  clerk  and 

recorder,  cleric  board  of  supervisors, 

Court  House 
Long  J  F,  house  and  sign  painter,  Cortez 
LONG  THOMAS,  saloon,  boarding  and 

feed  yard,  Camp  VVhijiple  Uoad 
Lount  Geo,    receiver  U  S  land  office, 

Gurley  and  Montezuma 
Marcon     Stephen     G,     horticulturist,. 

McCormick 
Marks  Jakr,  mining,  Gurley 
Martindell  C  R,  insurance  agent,  Gnr- 
ley 
Masterson  Murat,  atty  a1^  law,  asst  U  S 

dist    atty    and    dist    atty    Yavapai 

county,  Court  House 
MASON  A  J,  boots,  shoes,  saddles  and 

harness,  Cortez 
MoCANDLESS  J   N,  physician   and 

surgeon,  Montezuma 


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Header  J  F,  agt  Prescott  and  Mohave 

Stage  Line,  and  deputy  treasurer  Ari- 

coua  Territory,  Mont^uma 
M enmuir  Geo  P,  operator  U  S  Military 

Tel  Co,  Whipple  Barracks 
Miller  Bros,  farming,  stock-raising  and 

freighting 
MITCHELL  D  F,  photographer,  Cortez 

XOSOAK  T  J|  watchmaker  and  jew 
eler,  dealer  in  diamonds,  fine  watches 
and  jewelry,  Gurley 

Nanry  J  J,  manager  U  S'MiKtary  Tel 
Office  and  observer  Signal  Corps  USA, 
Whipple  Barracks 

Newell  Mrs  L  B,  dressmaker,  Monte- 
zuma 

Noyes  A  O,  atty  at  law  and  justice  of 
peace,  Gurley 

OLIVER  W  0,  post  trader's  store, 
Whipple  Barracks 

Otis  T  W,  postmaster,  groceries  and 
cigars,  Gurley 

PACIFIC  BREWERY,  John  Baible 
propr,  Montezuma 

Pvrker  G  R  &  F  G,  sawmill,  lumber  and 
carpenters,  Gurley 

FliKJK  STAGE  LINE,  Prescott  to 
Antelope  Valley,  Wm  Griffith  propr, 
Fred  W  Williams  agt,  Gurley 

Porter  Geo  8  &  Co,  furniture  and  car- 
pets, Cortez 

Postmaster,  T  W  Otis,  Gurley 

Prescott  Miiuiig  Co,  C  C  Bean  agt  and 
Bupt 

Pre8c«tt  and  Mohave  Stage  Line,  Hugh 
White  propr,  J  F  Meador  agt,  Mon- 
tezuma 

SRESCOTT  /^ND  SANTA  FE  STAR 

STAGE  CO,  W  J  Tompkins  agt, 
Montezuma 

Radczewsky  Jacob,  blacksii.  Hh,  Granite 
and  Goodwin 

RAIBLE  JOHN,  Pacific  Brewery,  Mon- 
tezuma   

RANDALL  ft  CLINE,  hardware,  tin- 
ware, saddlery,  harness,  iron  and  steel, 
boots  and  shoes,  Montezuma 

Bisley  E  W,  Third  District  Court  phono- 
grapher 

Roberts  John  W,  gunsmith.  Granite 

Robinson  B,  barber  and  baths,  Cortez 

ROSXNBURG   JTJLinS    N,    propr 

Arizona  Brewery  Saloon  and  county 

Supervisor,  Gurley 
Rogers  C  T,  meat  market,  Montezuma 
Bush  C   B,   city  recorder  and  reporter 

supreme  court,  Montezuma 
BUSH     ft    WELLS,    attys    at   law, 

Cortez 
Ryder  Emmons  P,  dentist,  Bank  bldg 
l^chmidt  August,  bootmaker,  Montezuma 
Sherman  M  H,  teacher  and  Territorial 

supt  public  instruction,  Gurley 


5ii£?J*Ji  ^VvSJ£i'?S  "*®"'  Montezuma 
SHULL  JOHN  T,  propr  Plaza  Liverv 

Feed  and  Sale  Stable,  Goodwin 
Silent  Chas,   associate  justice  supreme 

court 

SMITH  B  H,  saloon  and  bowling  alley 

Montezuma 
Snyder  W  B,  barber,  Montezuma 
SOUTHERN   PACIFIC   STAGE 

LINE,  Prescott  to  Phcenix  b  •  way  of 
Gillett,    Black    Canyon,    Keama   & 
Griffith  prpprs,  Fred  W  Williams  act 
Gurley       '  ^  ' 

St  James  L  B,  deputy  sheriff.  Court 
House 

Stahl  Edward,  assayer,  Montezumiv 

Sullivan  J  W  &Co,  supervisor  William- 
son  Valley  P  0 

Territorial  Law  Library,  Bank  building 

THE   BANK   OP  ARIZONA,   Sol 

Lewis  president,  M  W  Kales  cashier 
M  F  Larkiu  teller,  Gurley  and  Cortez 

Thibodo  A  J,  physician  and  surgeon 
Marino  ' 

Thom  D  C,  city  councilman,  Montezuma 

Thome  Daniel  li,  saloon  and  restaurant, 
Mointezuma 

Thome  W  H,  carpenter  and  builder, 
Cortez 

TOMPKINS  W  J,  agt  Prescott  and 
Santa  Fee  Star  Stage  Line,  Mon- 
tezuma 

TUCKER    GIDEON    J,    editor    and 

{»ropr  "Arizona  Democrat,"  atty  at 
aw   and   U   S   court   commissioner, 
Montezuma 

Urfar  G,  saloon  and  lodgings,  Curtis 

U  S  Military  Tel  Office,  Miss  G  A  Mc- 
Cliutock  operator 

Vernon  Wm,  saloon,  Montezuma 

Vowles  Oliver,  repairer  U  S  Mili!;ary 
Tel  Co,  Whipple  Barracks 

Walker  J  R,  sheriff 

Walker  R  H,  deputy  U  S  marshal, 
Marino 

Watson  Miss  S  L,  millinery,  Gurley 

Weaver  B  H,  gen  mdse,  Montezuma 

WELLS  ED  W  (Bush  &  W),  atty  at 
law  and  notary  public,  Cortez 

Whitehair  A  J,  teed  yard,  Cortez 

WILKERSON  W  M,  county  clerk 
and  recorder,  and  clerk  supreme  court, 
Court  House 

Williams  A  Ig,  propr  Williams  House, 
stock-raiser,  Gurley 

WILLIAMS  FRED  W,  agent  South- 
em  Pacific  and  Peck  Stage  Lines, 
Gurley 

WILLIAMS  HOUSE  RESTAUR- 
ANT, J  A  Guild  propr,  (iurley 

Wilson  tt  Haskell,  doorr,  sash  and  blind 
factory,  Cortez  and  Aubry 

Woodman  John,  blacksmith,  Cortez 


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Hones  Boarded  by  the  Day  or  Week. 

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PLAZA  LIVERY,  FEED  AND  SALE  STABLE, 

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Goodwin  Street. 


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Sa£ford, 

PIMA   COUNTY. 

One  hundred  aad  thirty  miles  northeast 
of  Tucson. 


COTREAL  GEO  &  CO,  proprs  Star 

Flour  Mills 
FRANKUNAH  postmaster 
FRANKLIN  A  M  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
SOLOMON  I,  gen  mdse 


Saint  Joseph, 

APACHE   COUNTY. 

Ladd  S  G,  county  surveyor  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
RICHARDS  J  H,  postmaster  and  pre 

sideiit  U  0  St  J 
United  Order  of  St  Joseph,  stock-raising, 

dairy  and  mechanical  work 


San  Pedro, 


PIMA  COUNTY, 
Dodson  J  N,  juatioe  of  the  peace 


Seymour, 

MARICOPA  COUNTY. 
Fifty  miles  northwest  of  Phoenix. 


GILMER,  SALISBURY  &  CO,  stage 

station 
KIRKLAND  E  E.  agt  M  L  Peralta, 

and  dept  postmaster 
Levy  I  H;  gen  mdse 
FERALTA  M  L,  gen  mdse  and 

postmaster 
Rowe  W  A  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Strickland  G  A,  hotel 
Vulture  Mine  and  Mill  (80  stamps),  H 

Shipman  supt 


Silver  Eing^  Postoffice 

PINAL  COUNTY. 

Thirty-five   miles   from    Florence,    on 
Globe  Trail, 


MacKenzie  K,  blacksmith 

Nichols  F,  butcher 

O'Boyle  VV  C,  hotel 

Silver  King  Mine,  Aaron  Mason  supt 


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Thompson  &  Bowen,  gen  mdse,  saloon 
THOHFSOIT  E  F,  notary  public  and 

postmaster 
Williams  Robert,  hotel 


Smithy  ille, 

YAVAPAI   COUNTY, 

Thirty-three  miles  cast  of  Prescott,  on 
Camp  Verde  Road. 

De  Kuen  Richard,  saloon 

Golden  Era  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  A  M 

Smith  supt      

GOSPER  &  SMITH,  gen  mdse 
Spaulding  — ,  saloon 


Sunset. 

APACHE   COUNTY. 

Blanchard  &  Breed,  gen  mdse 
Foster  Chas,  machinist 
RIPKIN  J  K  F,  assistant  postmaster 
Smith  M  L,  dry  goods 


Tempe, 

MARICOPA   COUNTY, 
On  Salt  river  9  miles  east  of  Phoenix. 


Ellis  &  Asher,  gen  mdse 
Grezpt  — .  physician 
Hayden  C  T,  flour  mills 
Homesley  — ,  blacksmith 
Post  A,  f^en  mdse 
Wright  &  Brown,  blacksmiths 


Terminus, 

PIMA  COUNTY. 

Bar.4v.it  k  Block,  commission,  forward- 
ing and  gen  mdse 

Dane  C  H,  postmaster,  forwarding  and 
commission 

Finlay  A  J,  agt  S  P  R  R 

Germain  E  &  Co,  commission,  forward- 
ing and  ffen  mdse 

Hntchins  Mai  R  A,  quartermasters  agt 
USA 

Logan  D  H,  hotel     . 


Tip  Top, 

YAVAPAI     COUNTY. 

Behan  John  H,  saloon 

Bostwick  John  A,  saloon 

Cate  C  F,  saloon 

Rowe  W  A  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

St  James  tc  Dawes,  gen  mdse 

Tip  Top  Mine,  Geo  E  Webber  supt 


Tombstone, 

PIMA    COUNTY. 

AGENCY  FIMA  COUNTT  BANK 

P  W  Smith  agt.  Fourth  and  Allen     ' 
Arizona  Trading  Co,   C  H  Light  supt 

Quartz  Freighters,  Fremont 
Atchison    T    A,    stoves   and    tinware 

Fourth  ' 

BACON  JOHN  H,  assayer.  Fifth 

BAUER  A,  U  S  Meat  Market,  Fre- 
mont , 

BILIGEE  C,  propr  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, 
Allen 

Blair  Thos,  deputy  postmaster,  Fourth 
and  Fremont 

BLAND  J  T,  livery  and  feed  stable, 
Fremont 

Brink  W  B,  physician,  Allen 

BROWN  Chas  R,  propr  Brown's  Ho- 
tel,  Allen  and  Fourth 

BROWN  GEO,  propr  Delmonico  Res- 
taurant, Fifth 

BROWN'S  HOTEL,  Chas  R  Brown 
propr,  Allen  and  Fourth 

Brown  Mrs  R  J,  dressmaker,  Fourth 

BROWN,  TATLOR  &  CO,  livery  and 
feed  stable,  and  water  works,  Allen 

Cadwoll  &  Stanford,  liquors  and  gen 
mdse,  Allen 

CALISHER  M  &  CO,  gen  mdse,  Allen 

Carrigan  Thos  H,  '-.Uoon,  Allen 

Cashmnn  Miss  Nellie,  boots,  shoes  and 
furnishing  goods,  Allen 

Clum  John  P,  propr  "Tombstone  Clar- 
ion" 

Codv  John,  saloon,  Allen 

Coflfee  4/  Acker,  meat  market,  Fourth 

COMSTOCK  &  BROWN,  Mt  Hood 

Saloon,  Allen 
Corbett  Wallace,  forman  Western  M  & 
M  Co 

COSMOFOLITAN  HOTEL,  C  Bilicke 

propr,  Allen 
Dauner  &  Owens, saloon,  Allen  and  Fifth 

DAVIS,^  UFLINGER.  carpenters  and 
cabinet  makers,  Allen 

Dee  Wm,  blacksmith  and  horseshoer,  Al- 
len   

DEXTER  LIVERY,  feed  and  sale  sta- 
bles, Allen 

DIANA  LODGINGS,  and  saloon,  Kel- 
logg &  Morris  proprs,  Allen 

Doling  John,  saloon,  Allen 

Doremns  G  W,  carpenter  and  wagon- 
maker.  Fifth 

Dunham  J  N,  physician,  Allen 

Eastman  W  A,  carpenter  and  builder, 
Fremont 

Eaton  &  Rice,  druggists,  Allen 

Eckley  Chas,  civil  engineer,  U  S  deputy 
mineral  sarveyor,  Fifth 


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A  Hzona —  Tombstone. 

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EDWABDS 

Allen 
Empire  Mill  and 

Bupt 

Each  &  Hotz,  saloon,  Allen 
Eyemar  Alfred,  btirbor,  Allen 
Farrish  Tho«,  supt  Head  Centre  Min  Co 
FAY  A  E,  propr   "Daily  and  Weekly 

Nugget,'  Fremont 
Feltcr  Miss  £  C,  dressmaker,  Fremont 
Fickas  B  A,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer, Allen  and  Fifth 
Field  D  C,  secty  Tombstjne  M  &  M  Co 
Fly  C  S,  photographer,  Fremont 
T&EDiRlCSL  S  0,  nssayer,  Allen 
Fry  &  Ackerson,  saloon,  Allen 
Gage  E  P,  supt  Grand  Central   Min    Co 
0  ohm  an  H  L,  shoemaker,  Allen 
Oiscnhofer  O  W,  bakery,  Allen 
Gininl  Min  Co,  R  H  Upton  supt 
Gird  Richard,  po8tma8ter,a8sayer,  metal- 
lurgist,   milling   engineer    and    supt 

Tough  Nut  M  &  M  Co 
Goldtree  J  &  Co,  cigars,  tobacco  and  no 

lions,  Allen 
Grand  Central  Min  Co,  E  P  Gage  supt 
GBAT  &  GRAY,  real  estate  und  min 

ing  office,  Fremont  &  Sixth 
GRAY  Ml    justice  of   the  peace,  Fro 

mont  and  Sixth 
GREER  J  H,  physician  and    surgeon 

Allen 
GREEN  JOHN,  saloon,  Allen 
Griffin  Ed,  blacksmith,  Fremont 
HaiTurd  R  F  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors  and 

ciears,  Allen 
HARWOOD  W  A,  lumber    dealer,  no 

tary  public  and  insurance  agent,  Fre 

mont  and  Fourth 
HAifNE  ABTHTJB,  mining  engineer, 

Fifth 
Haynes,  Lucas  k  Street,  attys  at  law. 

Fourth 
Head  Centre  Min  Co,  Thomas  Farrish 

supt 
Helyar  &  Joyce,  barbers  and  baths,  Al 

len 
Heme  John  A,  saloon,  Allen 
HOEFLER  JOSEPH,  gen  mdse 
HOLLY  MRSL  C,  propr  Rural  House, 

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Hunsaker  W  J,  atty  at  law,  Fourth 
Jackson  J  H,  lodaiinfs,  Fremont 
JONES  &  FELTISl,  attys  at  law,  Al- 
len 
KEARSINQ  &  WALKER,  assayera, 

Fourth 
Keating    Frank,    cigars,    tobacco    and 

fruits,  Allen 
KELLOGG  ft  MORRIS,    proprietors 

Diana  Saloon  and  lodgings,  Allen 
KEELY  AUSTIN,  saloon,  Allen 
Leavenworth  S  M,  atty  at  law,  Allen 


Leigh  &  Miramontez,  saloon,  Allen 

Tjcvanthal  B,  gen  mdse,  Allen 

Light  C  H,  supt  Arizona  Trading  Co, 

Fremont 
LOVELL   0  B>  roofing,  Fremont  and 

Seventh         

LOWRY  ARCHER.   Palace   Saloon, 

Allen 
Lukirii  &  Staglono,  chop  house,  Allen 

MARCOVldk  PETER  ft  CO,  chop 

house,  Allen 
Marsh  Frank,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

Allen 
Matthew  F  M,  cproenter.  Fifth 
Matthews  H  M,  physician.  Fourth 
Mclntyre  Rev,  pastor  M  E  Church 
McKean  &  Knight,  groceries,  Allen 
MeKee  J  H,  physician,  Allen 
McLANE  ft  GRAY,    Dexter   livery, 

feed  and  sule  stables,  Allen 
Millar  Wm  S,  physician 
Millnrd  G  A,  dentist.  Fourth 
Mitchell  Alex  J,   mining  engineer  and 

notary  public,  Allen 

MONTGOMERY  ft  BENSON,  Uverv 
and  feud  stable  and  O  K  Corral, 
Allen 

O'GORMAN  MICHAEL,lumber  agent 
Huachuca  Sawmill,  Fourth 

O'Leary  Timothy,  mining  expert 

OTIS  A  D  ft  CO,  builders,  lumber, 
doors,  hardware,  lamps  and  crockery, 
Fremont 

Pardun  W  W,  saddle  and  harness  mak- 
er, Fremont 

PASQUALE  N  ft  CO,  saloon.  Sixth 

PEACOCK  ED,  sign  painter,  Allen 

PHILIPPSON  H,  news  depot,  station- 
ery, cis;ar8  and  tobacco,  Fremont 

POMEROY  ft  GREER,    druggists, 

Allen 
Randall  Alder,  mayor,  Fremont 
Randolphp    Mining    Co,    Cummings  & 

Cole  proprietors 
Roberts  Edw,  saloon,  Allen 
Robinson  Ravel,  tailor 
Uodig  Chas,  shoemaker,  Allen 
RURAL  HOUSE,  Mrs  L  C  Holly  pro- 
prietress, Allen 
Safford  A  P  K,  prest  Tombstone  M  &■  M 

Company 
SAFFORB,  HUDSON  ft  CO,  (branch) 

bankers,  Allen 
Shaffer  M  P,  gea  mdse,  Fremont 
Shilliam  VVm,  groceries.  Fourth 
Sinclair  E  W,  assayer,  Fremont 
SMITH  P  W,    general    merchandise,, 
furniture  and  carpets,  and  agent  Pima 
County  Bank,  Allen  and  Fourth 
SMITH  &  PEAKE,  eggs,  butter  and 
fruits,and  fast  freighters  from  Tucson,. 
Allen 
SMITH  WM,  restaurant,  Allen 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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Specgle  ft  Furlow,  newi,  stationery  and 

fruit*,  Allen 
Spicer  \Vella,   atty  at  law  and  notary 

public,  Fifth 
Stenger  Chas  R,  ast  H  C  Walker  &  Cos 

Stage  Co,  Fourth 
STEHBINS  A  H,  mining.  Fifth 
Btoue  8  L,  aaaayer 
Stowe  A  W,  sunt  Empire  M  &  M  Co 
Stumpf  Jos,  bakery.  Fifth 
Sulohnrate  Mine,  K  H  Upton  supt 
Taskerft  Hoke,  liquors  and  gen  mdse, 

Allen  and  Fifth 
TATLOB  ft  AMORT,  agents  Cortland 

wagons  and  D  M  Osborn's  machinery, 

Allen 
'THE  NUOQET"  (daily  and  weekly), 

A  E  Fay  proprietor,  Fremont 
Thompson  D  R  M,   harness  and  saddle 

maker,  Fremont 
"Tombstone  Clarion"  (weekly),  John  P 

Clnm  propr 
Tombstone  MAM  Co,  Richd  Gird  supt 
TBIBOLET  BBOS.  wholesale  and  re- 
tail meat  market.  Fifth 
Upton  R  H,  supt  Sulphurate  Mine  Gir- 

ard  Mining  Co 


Vizina  ft  Cook,  saloon,  Fourth 
Voftan  ft  Flynn,  saloon^  Allen 
Voisard  E  P,  mining  engineer  and  assayer, 

Allen 
WALKEB  H  0  ft  00,  proprietors  of 

Tucson  ft  Tombstone  Stage  Co,  office 

Fourth 

WALKEB  HOUSE,  H  S  Walker  pro- 

Wjrietor,  Fifth 
ALKEB  H  S.  propr  Walker  House 

Wallace  T,real  estate  and  miuing  agent 
Allen  ' 

WABD  THOS  P,  meat  market,  Allen 

Warren  Mrs  Kmma,  groceries,  produce 
and  fruits,  Allen 

Waterman  ft  Goodrich,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware.  Sixth 

Wehrfritz  ft  Tribolct,  brewery  and  sa- 
loon, Allen  and  Fifth 

Western  Mill  ft  Mining  Co,  Jnsiah  H 
White  supt,  Wallace  Corbett  foreman 

White  Josiah  H,  supt  Western  Mill  ft 
Mining  Co 

Williams  Marshall,  agt  Wellii,  Fargo  ft 
Co's  Express  and  H  C  Walker  ft  Co'a 
Stage  X    >~  Fremont  and  Fourth 

Wong  Fon       ^staurant,  Fourtli 


SE®Wli'S  SOflEi, 

Comer  of  Allen  and  Fourth  Streets, 

TOMBSTONE,  A.  T. 


CHARLES  R.  BROWN, 


PROPRIETOR. 


Sleeping  Apartments  neatly  furnished  and  Largo  Dining  Hall  attached. 
CHARGES  REASONABLE. 


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The  Oldest  Established  and  Largest  Hotel  in  the  District. 

C.  BILICKE,  Proprietor. 


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Tres  Alamos, 

PIMA  COUNTY. 
Sixty  milea  eait  of  Tucson. 

DTTNBAB  THOMAS,  po«tmaat«<r 
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Tubac, 

PIMA  COUNTY. 
Forty  miles  south  of  Tuoson. 

Glnssman  Henry,  hotel 

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Tucson, 

PIMA   COUNTY, 

id  on  the  lino  of  the  Southern  Pacific 
lUilroud,  078  miles  from  San  Francisco. 
It  is  one  of  the  oldest  places  iit  the  Ter 
ritory,  has  a  population  of  10,000,  and 
ii  the  county  seat  of  Pima  county.  The 
place  supports  several  extensive  com 
mercial  establishments,  whose  trade 
reaches  far  into  some  of  the  Mexican 
pro>inces  Mininu  and  stock-raising 
are  the  interests  which  support  it,  and 
the  country  that  surrounds  it'  is  said  to 
be  capable  of  sustaining  a  much  greater 
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ABABIE  PAUL  &  CO,  saloon,  Camp 
and  Meyer 

Agey  W  H,  marniger  U  S  military  and 
si^pal  service  offices,  Ott 

Agutrre  &  Pacheco,  restaurant,  Mesillia 

Aguirro  Petor,  oounty  supervisor 

AIFI3A  S.  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public,  Meyer 

Ainsa  Santiago,  justice  of  peace 

Alcala  Guadalupe,  groceries,  Meyer  and 
Stone 

Allis  Solon  M,  civil  engineer  and  U  S 
deputy  mineral  surveyor 

Anderson  Claude,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  Ex- 
press and  Arivaca  Stage  Co,  Congress 

Andres  Frank,  bakery,  Tully  are 

Augeilo  Ventura,  groceries 

"ABIZONA  QTIZEN"  (daily  and 
weeklv),  R  C  Brown  proprietor,  oppo- 
site Church  Plaza 

ARIZONA  ICE  CO.M  E  Clark  pro 
prietor,  Camp  and  Congress 

Asqeam  Nasorio,  restaurant,  Meyer 

Baker  Mrs  T  J,  dreumaker,  Ifaiden 
Lane 


Baloom  R  O,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Eleventh  and  Heroert 

Ballesteros  J  M,  inspector  U  S  Custom 
House,  Main 

Barron  Edw,  carpenter,  Camp 

Barslow  — ,  painter.  Camp 

Barthelemy    Casimir,   groceries,  Meyer 

Bennett  S,  erooeries.  Court 

BE&QER  ft,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
dealer  in  watches,  clocks,  diamondi, 
jewelry,  sowing  machines  and  attach- 
ments, pianos,  organs  and  musical  in- 
struments, opp  postoffice.  Congress 

Besson  A,  restaurant,  Mesillia 

Black  Mrs  K  J,  lodgings,  Conall  and 
Stone  ave 

Blasdel  H  V,  tel  opr  S  P  R  R 

BOEHHE  O£0,*toves  and  tinware,  cor 
Ponningten  und  Main 

Bonner  W,  groceries.  Main 

Bourland  W  A,  groceries.  Congress 

Bragg  A  M,  blacksmith  and  horseshoer, 
Ocnoa 

Bravo  B,  groceries.  Congress 

BRICHTA  A  &  CO,  Snug  Saloon, 
Meyer  and  Camp 

Brocu  Isaac,  city  marshal,  Meyer 

Brown  C  O,  saloon,  Meyer  and  Congress 

BROWN  B  C,  publisher  "  Arizona  Citi- 
zen," (daily  and  weekly),  opp  Church 
Plaza 

Buckalew  O,  freighter  and  forwarder. 
Cemetery 

Buell  James,  attorney  at  law,  (land  and 
mining),  and  notary  public,  Meyer 

Buhmanu  Henry,  photographer.  Con- 
gress 

Bums  F  H  &  Co,  meat  market.  Con- 
gress 

Bushman  WM,  tailor,  MeslUa 

Buttuer  A  O,  deputy  sheriff.  Court 
block 

CABT  &  VARELA,  Commercial  Res- 
taurant, Church 

Camacho  Francisco,  groceries,  Meyer 

Campbell  &  Ferguson,  carpenters  and 
builders.  Congress 

CARPENTER  S  W.  propr  "Tucson 
Daily  Record,"  county  recorder,  uo- 
tarv  public  and  conveyancer,  Court 

Carrillo  Juan,  barber 

Carrillo  Leopold,  groceries.  Main 

Carrillo  Mrs  Teodosia,  groceries  and 
pawn  shop,  Meyer 

CARKOLL   JAMES,  Pioneer   Livery 

and  Feed  Stable,  Pennington 
Cash  Thos  M,  agent  S  P  R  R 
CASON  C  &  (X),proprsMaison  Doree 

Rotisserie,  Meyer 
Cassamayou  Paulitte,  bakery.  Camp 
Casteo  Prudenoio,  groceries,  Meyer 
CAZABON  ftNIOkOLOS,  Tucson  Re>. 
tanrant,  Mesilla 

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Arizona — Tucson. 

ALPHABETIC/ LI.T. 


Chapman    &;    Coey,  ^^oceries,   Maiden 

Lane  and  Court 
CJILLDS  S  C,  saloon,  Mesilla  and  Church 

Plaza 
Chillson  L  D,  U  S  deputy  surveyor  and 

mining  enjgineer,  Camp 
CLARK  ME,  propr  Arizona  Ice  Co, 

Camp  and  Conpress 
CLABK  &  PATTON,  saddles  and  har 

ness  dealers  and  manufs.  Congress  and 

Main 
CLTJM  GEO  A,  district  clerk  1st  judi 

cial    district,    Pima    county.    Court 

block 
Colton  E  F,  livery  and  feed  stable,  Meyer 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  Paul  Mo 

roney  propr,  Main  and  Penninttton 

COMMERCIAL  RESTAURANT, 

Cady  &  Varolii,  Church  Plaza 

CONPTJULDO  DEMEIXCO.  Francisco 

L  Prieto  consul.  Main 
Cook  H  B,  saloon 
Cooper  W  T,  barber,  Meyer 
Cota  de  Franco,  shoemaker 
Cuen  Frank,  saddle  and  harnessmaker, 

Meyer 
CZERWINSK7  T  &  CO,  dry  goods, 

clothing,  boots  and  shoes.  Main  and 

Mesilla 
Davis  Wm  C,  county  supervisor 
DACHENA     ANTONIO,    wines    and 

liquors,  Mesilla 
SAvIS    WM    C.     plumbing,    pumps, 

stoves,    wooden   ware    and    tmware. 

Congress  and  Main 
De  Beaufort  Henry,  lodgings,  Ochoa  and 

Stone  Ave 
De  Jienens  Teresa,  groceries 
DILL  &  HOLT,   Oriental   Restaurant 

and  Saloon,  Meyer  and  Congress 
Drachman  S   H,   gen  mdse,  Main  and 

Congress 
Drachman  &  Wolf,  sioves  and  tinware, 

Main  and  Mesilla 
DRAKE    C    R,   assistant  postmaster, 

Congress 
Drake  W  B,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Meyer 
Duran  Refuquio,  bakery,  Meyer 

EAOLE  FLOURING  MILLS,  E  N 

Fish  propr.  Main 
Earll  F  A  &  Co,  cigars,  tobacco  and  sta- 
tionery, Meyer  

EDWARDS  &  BROWN,  civil  and 

mining  engineers,  Pennington  &  Meyer 
Edwards  W  S,  county  surveyor 
"Kl  Fronterizo,"   (weekly),   Carlos    Y 

Velasco  propr 
Etchell  Chas,  councilman 
ETCHELLS  CHAS  T,  blacksmith  and 

wafronmaker,  Pearl  and  Congress 

EXCELSIOR  BREWERY.  C  Monde- 
liuB  k  Co  proprs,  1^  miles  aoutheast  of 
town 


FARLET  HUGH,  attorney  at  law,  no- 
tary  public,  district  attorney,  and  com- 
missioner  of  deeds  for  California 
Farley  &  Pomroy,  attorneys 
Ferreira  Emilio,  groceries,  Meyer 
FERRIN  JOS,  merchant  tailor,  Meyer 
Felix  D  &  Co,  groceries  and  provisions 
Mesilla  ' 

FIELD  &  MORGAN,  proprs  Ironwood 

Stables,  Congress 
FISH  E  N,  propr  Eagle  Flouring  Mills 

Main  ' 

Fish  k  Ruellas,  groceries,  Meyer 

FITCH,  FARLEY  &  POMROY,  at 

torneys  s.t  law,  Meyer  and  Penuin"- 
ton  " 

FOSTER  &  HAND,  saloon,  Meyer  and 
Mesilla 

FRASER  ROBERT,  saloon.   Congress 
Frencir  C  G  W,  chief  justice  U  S  su- 
preme court 
Fried  I  S,  real  estate  agent 
Galan  Carlos  F,  atty  at  law,  Convent 
Gallegos  R,  groceries,  Meyer 
Ganz  Wm,  bakery.  Congress 
Garcia  Braulio,  groceries,  Meyer 

GHANETTO  C,  groceries,  McCormick 

Gill)ert  Mrs  H  U,  artist,  agent  pianoa 
and  organs,  teacher  of  music.  Con- 
gress 

Gillett  S  M,  groceries  and  fruits,  Stone 
Ave  and  Congress 

GOLDBERG  ISAAC,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions,  R  R  Depot  and  Main 

GOLDSCHMIDT  LEO,  furniture,  car- 
pets and  bedding,  Main 

Goldtree  Isidore,  saloon.  Congress 

GOLDTREE  JOE,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Congress 

GOODMAN    A  &    CO,  groceries  and 

produce,  Camp  and  Convent 
Gravel    &    Vasquez,    blacksmiths    and 

wagonmakers,  opp  depot 
Green  A  P,  saloon,  Mesilla 
Or!j?alva  Antonio,  restaurant,  Meyer 
Gruhcr  Jacob,  gunsmith.  Main 

HANDY  J  C,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Congress 

Harms  H  &  Co,  saloon  and  restaurant, 
TuUy  Ave 

Harris  John  Tj,  surveyor.  Main  and  Mc- 
Cormick 

Harrison  R,  feed  and  sale  stable,  Pen- 
nington 

Hatch  F  W,  deputy  county  recorder, 
Court  block 

HAYNES  JOHN,  attorney  at  law  and 
notary  public,  Meyer 

HAYNES.  LUCAS  ft  STREET,  at- 

torneys  at  law,  Meyer 
HEADQUARTERS,  I  Goldberg,  gro- 
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HENDERSON  &  OUVEK,  carpenters 

and  builders 
HEREF03.B  B  H,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public,  Meyer        

HEREFOBD  &  ZABRISEIE,  attor- 
neys at  law,  Meyer 
Hitchcock  T  S,  M  D  S,   dentist,  anti- 
quarian and  collector  of  Indian  relics, 

Confrress 
HOOPER   WM   B  &   CO    wholesale 

vt  incs,  liquors  and  cigars,  Mesilla 
HORTON  H,    wholesale     and     retail 

wines,  liquors  and  cigars.  Main 
Horton  W  B,   principal  Tucson  public 

school,  Congress 
Hucke  Geo,  saloon,  Meyer 
Hughes  F  G,  public  adu^inistrator  Pima 

county 
HUGHES  L  C,  editor    and    proprietor 

"  Arizona  Star,"  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public 
Button  Edward,  barl)er,  Meyer 
INGRAM    W    R  &    CO,    proprietors 

Patagonia  Mail     Stage    One,    office 

Mesilla 
INNES   J   F    &    CO,    Pioneer    Soda 

Works,  Stone  avo 

mONWOOD    LIVERT  STABLES, 

Field  &  Morgan,  proprietors.  Congress 
JACOBS  B  H,  (L  M  J  &  Co),  assistant 

cashier  Pima  county  3ank 
Tacobs  L  M  &  Co,  gcnl  mdse 

JOUVENCEAU   ANTHONY,  rector 

St  Augustine  R  C  Churcli 

JOUVENCEAU  FRANCISCO,  rector 

St  Augustine  1*.  C  Church 
Keen  A  J,  inspector  U  S  Custom  House, 

Main  ^^ 
KING  WILLIAM,  chop  house,  Meyer, 

(Otto  Reiuhenboch  vice  Royal) 
Kinley  Joseph  M,  hJ  ly  at  law,  Meye 
Kiniiear  J  D,  propr  Tucson  &  Tombstone 

Stage  Linu|» office  Meyer 
"  La  Sonora,"  (wot^kly),  Carlos  H  TuUy 

propr.  Camp 
LAVOIE  JOHN  A  &  CO,  saloon  and 

restaurant.  Camp  and  Church  Plaza 
Leatherwootl  R  N,  Co  treas  and  mayor 
Lee  James,  flouring  milb,  1^  miles  south 

wfst  o!"  town 
LEONIS  PARK,  f'ot  ol  Pennington 
l-icvin  Alex,  councilman 
LEVIN     ALEXANDER,    proprietor 

Park    Brewery,    garden,    saloon    and 

bowling  alley,  foot  of  Peunigton 
LIGHTHIZER  H  B,  Attorney  at  law 

and  notary  public,  Camp 
Lopes  Romon,  shoemaker,  Meyer 
LORD  C  H,  postmaster.  Congress 

LORD    &    WILLIAMS,   gen    mdse 

Congress  and  Main 
Lowenstein  &  Co,  clo  aing,  boots   and 

shoes,  Meyer  and  Mesilla 


Ma^ire  John,  saloon,  opp  Depot 
Maish  &  Driscoll,  hotel,  Meyer 
MAISON   DOREE,    C    Cason    &    Co, 

proprs,  Meyer 
MAnSFFXU  J  S,    books,   stationery, 

news  depot,  cigars,  tobacco  andnotious, 

Congress 
Manyosa  Antonio,  shoemaker 
MARKS  MAX,  saloon.  Congress 
Mayr  Anton,  bakery,  Mesilla 
McDermott  W   A,    deputy  county   re- 
corder. Court  block 
McKenna  J   H,   assistant  U  S  military 

and  signal  service  offices,  Ott 
McKenna  M,  deputy  county  recorder, 

Court  block 
MENAGER    H,    second-hand     store, 

Meyer 
Mendoze  Guadalupe,  meat  market,  Meyer 
MEREDITH  J  H,  8i;loon,  Meyer 

METER  CHAS  H,    drugs    and  medi- 
cines, city   recorder,  justice  of  peace, 
notary,  Congress,  opp  Public  Square 
Meyer  Geo,  blacksmith,  Meyer 
METER  L  &  CO,   gen    mdse,    Meyer 

and  Mesilla 
MILLS    JOSEPH    S,    meat    market, 

Meyer 
Mills  Mrs  Tiodora,  groce-ies 
Mills  Rev  Wm  Gill,  jpostor  M  E  Church 
Mitchell  John,  groceries,  Muyer 
Milteiiberg  Frank,  bakery.  Camp 
Modern  School,  prof  J  M  Silva  teacher, 

Convent 
Moloney  Edward,  agent  Kinnear's  Tuc- 
son and  Ton'bst'^ae  Stage  Line,  Meyer 
MONDELirS    xi     &    CO,    Excelsior 

Brewery,  It  mile  southwest  of  town 
Monenegro  Eu  \  ne,  meat  market.  Main 
Monguillo  Jesuij  A,  meat  market,  Meyer 
Morgan  Benjamin,  atity  at  law,  Meyer 

and  Pennington 
MORONET  PAUL,  propr  Cosmopoli- 

tan  Hotel  and  saloon.  Main 
Mt  St  Joseph  Novitiato  of  the  Sisters  of 

St  Joseph,  western  suburbs 
Mueller  Wm  M,  merchant  tailor.  Camp 
Munoz  Dario  C,  groceries,  Meyer 
NATIONAL  MAIL  AND  TRANS. 
PORTATION  CO,  (stages  from  Tuc 
son  to  Sante  Fe),  Tully,  Ochoa  &  Co, 
agents 
Navano  Bernardo,  groceries,  Meyer 
Neugassft  Anderson,  attysatlaw,  Meyer 
Neugass  Joseph,  atty  u^  '  iw  and  notary 

public,  Meyer 
Nilson  P  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

Church  Plaza 
Noyes  E  W,  auctioneer,  real  estate  and 

commission,  Meyer  and  Congress 
DATES  JAMES  W,  atty  at  law  and 

mining,  Couii 
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O'Keefe  Miss  Ella,   millinery,    Maiden 

Lane  and  Meyer 

O'Leary  £d,  sign  painter.  Camp 

O'Rourke  Thomas,  lodgings,  Convent 

OSBORN  WILLIAM  J.  atty  at  law 

and  notary  public,  Maiden  Lane,  near 

Meyer 

Otis  A  D  &  Co,  lumber,  hardware,  crock- 
ery and  glassware,  Main 
Oury  Wm  S,  clerk  of  board  of  supervi 

aors.  Court  block 
Pacheco  Jose,  groceries,  Meyer 
Palacio  J  J,  meat  market,  Meyer 
PARK  BREWEEY,  Alex  Levin  propr. 

Levin's  Park      

PARMER  &  BOTED,  carpenters  and 

builders.  Main 
PATAGONIA  STAGE  LINE,  W  B 

Ingram  &  Co  proprs,  Mesilla 
Pena  H  Diaz,  mining,  Convent 
PETIT  A  P,    architect   and    builder, 

Camp 
PETIT  MRS  C  L,  boarding,  Camp 
Pierce  &  Wood,    fruits    and    produce, 

Meyer 
PIMA  COUNTY  BANK,  P  R  Tully 
president,  B  M  Jacobs  cashier,  Con- 
gress 
Pima  County  Hospital,  J  S  Handy  phy- 
sician, Meyer  

PIONEER  NEWS  DEPOT  and  book 
store,  J  S  Man  sf eld  propr,  Congress 

PIONEER    SODA    WORKS,    J    F 

Innes  &  Co  proprs.  Stone  ave 
PLUMMER  PAUL,  stationery, 
watches,  musical  instruments,  toys, 
jewelery,  optical  goods,  guns  and  pis- 
tols, cigars  and  tobacco,  sewing  ma- 
chines and  cutlery.  Church  Plaza 
POMROY  EVERETT  B,  atty  at  law, 

U  8  dist  atty  and  notary  public 
Poston  Chas  D,  Camp     . 
Powlin,  Barsalou  &  Co,  groceries.  Camp 
Preciado  Roman,  barber,  Meyer 
Price  Lyttleton,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
public,  Meyer  and  Pennington 

PRIETO  FRANCISCO  L,  consul  of 

Mexico,  Main 
Push  &  Zelleweger,  meat  market,  Mesilla 

QUINLIN  JAMES,  blacksmith,  wagon 

maker  ulA  horseshoer,  Pennington  and 

Meyer 

Rea  &  Horstman,  groceries  and  clothing 
Read  Roland  F,  carpenter.  Convent  and 

Camp 
Read  W  S,  deputy  county  recorder.  Court 

block 
Read  Geo  P,  dept  county  recorder.  Court 

blo^ 

SEICHENBACH  OTTO,  King  Wm 

restaurant,  Meyer 
RICE  B  W,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co  and 
druggist,  Congresi 


RICKARD  W  T,  F  C  S  assayer  and 
metallurgist  and  analytical  chemist 
off  Main  ' 

Robles  B,  groceries,  Meyer 

Robles  Pedro,  groceries.  Convent 

Roca  M  G,  groceries.  Main 

Rodriguez  Francisco,  pawnshop,  groce- 
ries  and  liquors.  Congress  and  Court 

Roman  J,  atty  at  law  and  notary  public 

Romero  Demstrio  L.  groceries,  Conirresa 

ROSENSTOCK  ALBERT  H,  b^b^^ 
shop  and  baths,  Congress 

Ross  E  S,  agent  Kinnear's  Tucson  and 
Tombstone  Stage  Line,  Meyer 

Ryan  T  F,  commission  merchant.  Court 

SAFFORD.  HUDSON  &  CO,  bankers, 

Congress 
St  Augustine  Parochial  School,  W   E 

Riordan  principal,  Ochoa 

SAINT  AUGUSTINE  (R  C) 
CHURCH,  J  B  Salpointe  bishop, 
Francisco  Jouvenceau,  Anthony  Joii- 
venceau,  rectors.  Church  Plaza 

St  Mary's  Hospital,  conducted  by  the 
Sisters  of  St  Joseph,  western  suburbs 

SALPOINTE  J  B,  bishop  of  Dory  lee, 
vicar  apostolic  of  Arizona  (R  C) 

Salazar  Jose,  groceries  and  liquors, 
Meyer 

SALAZAR  ft  RAHN,  mining  engin- 
eers and  metallurgists,  Meyer 

Sameniego  M  G,  councilman 

Sampson  A  B,  cigars,  tobacco  and  sta- 
tiontry,  Meyer 

SCHAAF  PRUIP,  meat  market  and 
sausage  factory,  Meyer 

SCHOENHOLZ  HERMAN,  agent  for 
fancy  groceries  and  delicacies.  Con- 
gress 

S(aSUTZ  chas.  confectionery  and  ico 
cream  saloon.  Congress 

Scott  Wm  A  Jr,  insurance  agt  and  asst 
cashier  Pima  County  Bank,  Congress 

Scott  W  F,  deputy  collector  U  S  Custom 
House,  Main 

Seamans  Capt  W  H,  deputy  of  internal 
revenue,  'ielles 

Seawell  T  W,  physician 

Sepulveda  P,  pawnbroker  and  groceries, 
Meyer 

SHIBELL  CHAS  A,  sheriff,  county 
assessor  and  tax  collector.  Court  hlk 

SiNa  Prof  J  M,  teacher  of  Spanish,  Eng- 
lish and  French,  Con<      < 

Sisters  of  Saint  Joseph  u  School  and 
Convent,  Church  Plaza 

SMITH  E  J,  undertaker.  Camp 

Smith  H  B,  county  coroner 

SMITH  MRS  M  J,,  millinery,  ladies' 
and  childreua'  furnishing  goods  empo- 
rium, Camp  • 

Snyder  M  S,  deputy  county  recorder. 
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SPAULDING  G  "W,  attorney  at  law, 

notary  public   and   commissioner  of 

deeds  for  California,  Court  block 
Sresovich  Joseph,  commission  merchant, 

fruit  and  produce,  and  saloon.  Con- 

gress 
Stanford,  Earll  ft  Smith,  attys  at  law, 

Mesilla 
Stiles  Theodore   L,   atty   at   law  and 

notary  public 
Stocks  J  G,  shooting  gallery,  Congress 

STURM  y  H  &  CO,  forwardins;  and 

commission  merchants,  and  wholesale 

liquors  and  cigars.  Main 
Suasteugi  B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

Congress 
Sullivan  &  Evans,  architects  and  build- 
ers, Stone  Ave 
Sullivan  William  O,  carpenter,  McCor 

mick 
Tapia  Eufemio,   groceries,   Meyer  and 

btone 
TAFIE  GTJILLATJME.  billiard  saloon, 

Meyer 
Tappeiner  John,  shoemaker,  Meyer 
Taylor  &  Amory,  livery  and  feed  stable. 

Convent  and  Ochoa 
Terrazas  I,  blacksmith,  Stone  Ave 
"THE  ARIZONA  STAR"  (daily  and 

weekly),    L    C    Hughes   editor   and 

propr 
Tucsou  and  Altar  (Mexico)  Stage  Office, 

Francisco  Arevales  agt,  Pennington 
Tucson  and  Arivaca  Stage  Co,  Claude 

Anderson  agt,  Congress 

"TUCSON  DAILY  RECORD,"  S  W 

Carpenter  propr,  Camp 
Tucson  and  Tombstone  Stage  Line,  J  D 

Kinncar  propr,  office  Meyer 
Tally  Carlos,  propr  La  Souora,  Camp 

TULLY,  OCHOA  &  CO,  «;en  mdse  and 
agts  National  Mail  and  Transportation 
Co,  Main 

TULLY  P  R,  president  Pima  County 
Bank,  Congress 

U  S  Custom  House,  W  F  Scott  deputy 
collector,  Main 

U  S  Military  Telegraph  Office  and  Sig- 
nal Service  Office,  VV  H  Agey  manager, 
J  H  McKenna  assiatant,  Ott 

U  S  Survey or-Oeneral's  Office,  John 
Wasson  surveyor,  McCormick  and 
Main 

Velasco  Carlos,  groceries 

Vclasco  D,  commission  merchant,  Me- 
silla 

Van  Pelt  Samuel  K,  surveyor.  Con 
gress 

Vasquez  Manuel,  commission  merchant, 
Mexican  goods.  Main 

Velaca  Antionio,  groceries  and  meat 
market,  Camp 


Velaaco  D,  Mesilla 

Vila  &  Douville,  tailors.  Camp 

Vosburg  J  S,  mining  and  biuiker,  Con- 

Wrress 
ALKER  H  C  ft  CO,  propr  Tucson 
and  Tombstone  U  S  Mail  Stage  Line, 
W  L  Martin  snpt,  office  Congress 
Walsh  &  McCann,  saloon.  Congress 

WARREN  ALBERT  L.  groceries, 
seeds,  fruits  and  vegetables,  Meyer 

Warner  Solomon,  propr  Mission  Flour 
MUls,  southwest  suburbs 

Wasson  John,  surveyor-general,  McCor- 
mick and  Main 

Waters  J  W,  physician  and  surgeon, 
Meyer 

WATSON  C  P  V,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, Meyer 

Weihs  Albert,  shoemaker,  Meyer 

Weise  R  &  Co,  liquors,  Meyer 

Welisch  Theodore,  millinery  ^d  fancy 
goods  and  gen  mdse.  Main 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  B  W  Rice 
manager,  Congress 

Whaling  Michael,  atty  at  law,  Meyer 

WHEATLEY  W,  veterinary  surjj;eon 
and  horseshoer.  Court  and  Penning- 
ton 

Whitaker  J  C,  shoemaker,  Penning- 
ton 

WHITNEY  JOHN  ft  CO,  real  estate 
and  collection  agts.  Main 

Wilkins  Alex,  barber  and  baths,  Meyer 

Williams  &  Co,  real  estate  agents, 
Meyer 

Witfeld  G,  druggist  and  chemist,  opp 
Church  Plaza 

Witherell  W  F,  supt  Arivaca  Milling 
Co,  Arivaca 

Wilzinski  &  Frank,  gentlemens'  fur- 
nishing goods.  Congress  and  Church 
Plaza 

Woffenden  Mrs  Martha  Hollett,  physi- 
cian 

Wong  Hop,  restaurant 

Wood  J  S,  probate  judge 

WOODMAN  W  W,  lumber  dealer. 
Camp 

Yerkes  E  A,  deputy  county  recorder, 
Court  block 

Yolez  Dolores,  m3at  market,  Meyer 

Yslos  Genaro  &,  Co,  groceries,  Meyer 

ZABRISKIE  J  A,  atty  at  law  and 
notary  public,  director  Pacific  Mutual 
Life  Insurance  Co,  Meyer 

ZECKENDORF  L  ft  CO,  gen  mdse, 
wagons,  wholesale  and  retail.  Main, 
Pennington  and  Pearl 

ZECKENDORF  ft  STAAB,  gen  mdse 
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TUCSON,  AKIZONA. 


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HEBE70BD  &  ZAIBISEIS, 

TUCSON,  AB/ICMM, 

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ALPHAimOALLT. 


TUCSONT,    ARiaSONA. 
ALEX.  LEVIN,  -  PROPRIETOR. 

This  Brewery  is  surrounded  by  a  siiady  Park  and  Beer  Garden,  where  all  kinds 
61  Refreshments  are  served  in  finest  style.  A  Bagatelle  Table,  Croquet  and  Dan- 
cing Ground,  and  a  splendid  Bowling  Alley  are  connected  with  the  establishment. 

A  fine  Restaurant,  Ice  Cream  Saloon  and  Shooting  Gallery  are  also  upon  the 
premises  and  contribute  to  make  this  Park  the  finest  place  of  amusement  in  the 
Territory. 

A.  P.  PETIT, 


Tucson,  Arizona  Territory. 


TUCSON,  ARIZONA. 


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CAPITAL.    .    -     $100,000.    SURPLUS,    -    •  $12,269  50 

President,  P.  R.  TULLT.  Cashier,  B.  M.  JACOBS. 


CO/fRESPOf'OtmS: 

San  Francisco PACIFIC  BANK 

Los  Angeles,  Cal FARMERS'  AND  MERCHANTS'  BANK 

St.  Louis,  Mo BANK  OF  COMMERCE 

Chicago FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

Beltimore SECOND  NATIONAL  BANK 

j  NINTH  NATIONAL  BAKZ 
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New  York. 


DEPOSITS  RECEIVED: 
Funds    Transferred    by    Mail    or   Telegraph; 
COLLECTIONS  MADE 

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Conducted  by  W.  T.  RICKARD, 

Fellow  of  the  Chemical  Soeietjrt  London,  formerly  MITCHEL  A 
RICKARD,  London,  and  RICKARD  ft  WIEGAND,     v 
Gold  Hill,  Nevada. 

Analytical  Chemist  and  Assayer  of  Copper  and  the  precious  metals,  by  special 
authority  of  the  Chilian  Government.  Patentee  of  the  Rickard  Furnace.  Agent 
for  the  Hunt,  Douglas  &  Stewart  Lixiviation  process  for  the  reducuon  of  copper  and 
silver  ores.  Plans  of  apparatus  and  instruction  in  the  process  of  Lixiviation.  Scale 
of  fees  same  as  in  San  Francisco.    Instruction  in  Assaying  and  Analysis. 

Office — Next  door  to  Cuatom  Home,  Tucson,  Ariaona. 


A.  P.  K.  Safford. 
James  H.  Toole, 


J.  8.  Vasburo, 
Chas.  Hudson. 


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Tucson  &  Tombstone,   Arizona. 


CORRESPONDENTS: 

Akglo  Caltfornian  Bank.  San  Francisco. 
J.  &  W.  Selioman  &  Co.,  New  York. 
Commercial  Bank,  Los  Angeles. 
Massachusetts  National  Bank.  Boston. 
Merchants'  Savings,  Loan  and  Trust  Co.,  Chicago. 
Bank  of  Commerce,  St.  Louis. 


CHAS.  SCHUTZ, 

Manufacturer  of 

FlaiflineialG  Mai  Fancy  Caiy 

Congress  Street,  Tucson,  A.rizona, 

Opposite  Saiibrd,  Hudson  &  Co.,  Bankers. 


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MPHAranoAitLr. 


8ALAZAR   &  RAHN, 

Mining  Engineers,  Metallurgists  and  Assayers. 

ASSAY  OFFICE  AND  LABORATORY, 

MEYERS  STREET,   OPPOSITE  PALACE  HOTEL, 

TUCSON,   ARXZOHA. 


Aiwayn  and  Analysis  of  every  description  of  Ores  and  other  substances 
made.    Highest  degree  of  accuracy  guaranteed. 

Reliable  reports  and  information  on  mines  in  all  parts  of  Arizona  nnd 
Sanora.  Plans,  Specifications  and  estimates  furnished  for  mines,  mill  and 
other  works.    Underground  surveying  and  mapping  a  specialty. 


English,  Spanish,  German  and  French  Spoken. 

B.  SALAZAR,  Graduate  of  Royal  Mining  School  at  Freiburg,  and  of 
Imperial  Royal  Mining  School  at  Clausthal,  Oermany. 

F.  RAHN,  Graduate  of  Imperial  Royal  Polytechnical  School  ot  Ber- 
lin. Formerly  assixtant  at  Metallurgical  Laboratory  at  Tarnowitz,  Ger- 
many.   Late  from  Virginia  City,  Nevada  and  from  Contention,  Tombstone. 


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EstabLBhed  1863. 


S.  R.  DeLong, 
Fort  Bowie. 


TULLY,  OCHOA  «  CO., 

TUCSON,    ARIS!iO?itA. 

To  their  numerous  friends  and  ptilrons  once  more  they  scn;l  greeting',  and  would 
respectfully  announce  to  all  interested  that  they  are  receiving  and  oi)enin^  a 

NEWiCOMPLETE  STOCK  of  GOODS 

From  the  great  Eastern  and  Western  Markets  consisting  of 

DB7    GOODS,    CLOTHING.   HAHDWAHE,    aUEEITSWAHE, 

For  all  all  ranks,  sexes  nnd  coiuliiions. 


Vfyp  TrainC  •  I^^^t^'cr.  Harness.  Saddles.  Bridles,  Collars,  Chains, 
r  Ul  II  alllo  .  Whips,  Ciirriajre  Axles,  Mulis,  Spoke.*,  Rims,  Mule  and 
Horse  Shoes  and  Nails,  in  fact  everything  required  for  Outfitting  Trains. 

OUR  STOCK  has  been  selected  with  great  care  by  one  of  the  firm  of  most 
extm^ive  experience,  and  with  especial  reference  to  the  requirements  of  this  mar- 
ket. We  are  confident  we  meet  the  necessities  of  our  custoniersat  as  Reasonable 
Ratea  as  any  house  in  the  Territory. 

To  examine  our  stock  and  prices  would  be  to  purchase. 

TULLY,  OCHOA  &  CO.,  Tucson,  Arizona. 


TRY    DR.    GUNN'8    RHEUMATISM    KING. 


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DRY  GOODS  AID  MILLI!iERY, 

Wclisch  liuildings. 


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BRAHCH  STORE. 

CEIERHL  MERCHANDISE. 

Main  Street. 


THEODORE    WELISCH, 

Importer  and  Dealer  in 

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Ladies'  and  Children's  Ready-made  Uaroieits. 

Cloalcs  and  Suits  of  Every  Description. 

Wclisch  Buildings,  Rear  of  Palace  Hotel,      /         TUCSON,  ARIZONA. 

H.  C.  WALKER  &  GO'S 

Tucson  t  Toistoae  Daily  Stap  Line, 


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Carrying  U.  S,  Mails  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Express, 

Making  close  connections  with  S.  P.  R.  R.  at 

TUC30N.— T  C.  NICinLS,  oppoi'te  Sifforfl,  Hudson  &  Go's  Bank. 
TOJiasrONB.— MAUSK.VLL  WILLI.WIS,  Fifth  Street. 


U.  PALWIi£H  &  CO.,  Port  Wine  $2.50  per  gal.,  "^'S-rlTnetoS?* 


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MRS.  M.  J.  SMITH, 


Ladies'^liildreii'sFur&isliiasEnpon 

ELEGANT    MILLINERY, 
And  •  Qratnl  Aiiottmiat  of  TOILST  ASD  FAICY  O0QS8. 


Materials  for  all  kinda  of  Ladies'  Fancy  Work  for  sale  at  reasonable  prices. 
CHURCH  PLAZA,  TUCSON,  ARIZONA. 


Verde, 


TAVAPAI  COUNTY. 

HULL  0  W,  postmaster 
Hull  Q  W  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Stewart  J  J,  blaokamith 


Walnut  Creek, 

Stage  Station  on  Prcscott  and  Mohave 
Rom,  40  miles  north  of  Prescott. 


Culi  umber  M  B,  postmaster 
Scholey  Ed,  station  keeper 


Wickenburg, 

MARICOPA  COUNTY. 
Sixty  miles  northwest  of  Phoenix. 


Arvesa  6,  butcher 

Brown  C  NV,  agt  W,  F  &  Co.'s  Express, 

and  Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Go's  Stage 

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Conger  Daniel,  saloon  and  feed  yard 
Cumberland  Mine 
Ganiii  Gus,  carpenter 
C ILMEB,  SALISBUBT  &  CO,  stago 

station,  C  W  Brown  agt 
Gloff  J  E,  blacksmith 
OBANT  £  0,  gon  mdse 
Grayduu  Alex,  blacksmith 
Hodges  T,  hotel 
Johnson  T,  deputy  sheriff 
Kay  Z  L,  teacher  and  justice  of  peace 
Klein  H  W,  hotel 
WBI6HT  D  P,  postmaster  and  saloon 


Williamson's  Valley. 

Station  on  Mohave  and  Prescott  Road, 
22  miles  north  of  Prescott. 


Horn  Louis,  station  keeper 


Willows, 


Stage  Station  on  P.  and  M.  Road,  100 
miles  north  of  Prcscott. 


Imus  Bros,  station  keepers 


Yuma, 


YUMA    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  line  of  the  Southern  Pacific  R. 
R.,  731  miles  from  San  Francisco.  It  is 
nicely  located,  and  is  surrounded  by  a 
very  fertile  grazing  and  agricultural  dis- 
trict. 


Alexander  H  X,  atty  at  law,  notary 
public  and  deputy  collector  of  iuteraal 
revenue  and  dist  utty 

Amabesca  Felipe,  meat  market,  Maiden 

"ABIZONA  SENTINEL"  (weekly), 

J  F  Knapp  propr,  Muin 
Barney  James  M,  gon  mdse,  commission 

and  forwarding 
Briuley  Chas  H,  justice  of  peace  and 

notary  public.  Main 
Casey  Henry,  quartermasters'  agt  USA, 

Yuma  Depot 
Colorado  Steam  Navigation   Co,   J  F 

Knapp  agt 
Cordon  Jos  K,  physician,  Main 
DE  CORSE  Dxt  A  £,  county  treasurer, 

First 
DE  CORSE  &  TAOGART,  physicians 

and  surgeons.  First 
FITZOERALD  H  S,  gen  milse,  agt  W, 

F  &   Co  i   Express,    postmaster,   and 

forwarding  and  commission,  Main 
FITZFATRICK  J  L,  saloon,  Main 
Forest  Mrs  M  E,  restaurant.  Main 
Fox  D  &  Co,  bakery 
FOX  H,  propr  Palace  Hotel,  Main 
Furrer  L,  hay  and  feeil  yard 
6IN0CCHI0    0    ft    CO,   gen   mdse, 

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GAWLET  BOBERT,  blaoksmith, 
wagonmaker  and  horsethoer,  feed 
yaw,  Main 

HANES  WH.  saloon,  Main 

HOLT  THOIIAS  0,  saloon,  hay  and 
feed  yard.  Main 

HOBITER  ft  DONALDSON,  black- 

tmith   and    wagoumaking,  and   ma- 
chine shop,  Gila  &  Doton 
Huffhea  Thomaa,  saloon,  Main 
XIlAFF  J  F.   propr   "Arizona  Senti- 
nel," agt  S  P  R  R,  W  U  Tel  Co  and 
Colorado  Steam  Navigation  Co,  Depot 
Levy  Isaac,  propr  Colorado  Hotel 
LOKETTE  A,  gen  mdae  and  liquors. 

Maiden  and  Third 
Lyons  Isaac,  gen  mdse.  Main 
Mabbitt  Ira,  under-sheriff,  Court  House 
MARTIN  OEO,  drugs,  books,  station- 
ery,   news   depot,  sewing  machines, 
paints,  oils  and  glass,  Main 
Maudertield  Wm  C,  manager  U  S  mili- 
tary Tel  office,  and  observer  signal  ser- 
vice U  S  A,  Yuma  Depot 
Napoleon  Nicanor,  shoemaker.  Main 
Neahr  David,  gen  mdse 
PALACE  HOTEL,  H  Fox  propr.  Main 
Porter  DeForest,  dist  court  judge 
POST  MISS  M  E,  dressmaking    and 

fancy  goods.  Main 
PUBDY  SAML    JB,   probate   judg<!, 
county   clerk    and    recorder,    Court 
House 


Quartermasters   depot    USA, 
Strange  asst  Q  M,  Yuma  Deix  t 
Bingwald  G  A,  harness  and  saddlemaker 
Scott  C  W,  saloon 

SHTJMAKER  HENRY,  barber.  Main 
Si|mai  service  USA,  Wm  C  Mauder- 
tield observer,  Yuma  Depot 

SISSON,  WALLACE  &  CO,  gen  mdse. 

Main 
Soeur    Andrew,    groceries,    fruits    and 

meat  market 
S  F  R  R  OFFICE,  J  F  Knapp  agent 
Strange  E  J,  assistant  quartermaster  U 

S  A,  Yuma  Depot 
TAGOART  DR  J  H,  county  coroner, 

First 
Territorial  Prison,  Geo  M  Thurow  supt 

THTJROW  GEO  M,  supt    Territorial 

Prison 
Tyner  Andrew,  sheriff,  assessor  and  tax 

collector.  Court  House 
U  S  Military  Telegraph  office,  Wm  C, 

Maudertield  manager,  Yuma  Depot 
Welcome  F  D,  member   of   legialative 

council 

WELLS.  FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

H  S  Fitzgerald  agent,  Main 

WESTERN  UNION  TELEGRAPH 

Office,  J  F  Knapp  manager.  Depot 
Woodhead  &,  Gay,  J    M  Howe,   fruits, 

produce  and  confectionery 
Yet  Hing,  bakery 


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C.  Homer.  D.  W.  Donaldson. 

HOMER  &  DONALDSON, 

YUMA,  A.  T- 


Blacksmith  &  Wagon  Making  Shop. 

WAQONS  AND  BUQaiES  of  all  kinds 

MADE  TO  ORDER. 

Heavy  Ore  and  Freight  Wagons  a  Specially. 

Our  Wood- Work  is  all  mrde  of  timber  sensoned  at  this  place  and  is  the 
best  that  can  be  used  iu  the  dry  climate  of  Arizona. 

HORSE  AND   MULF   SHOEING  AND   REPAIRIhEC. 

GILA  AND  DOTEN  STREETS,  YUMA. 


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AGRICULTURAL  IMPLE- 
MENTS. 

(See  also  Hardware.) 
Abbott  Don  £,  Phoenix 

OOLDWATER  J  ft  BRO.      Preacott 

APOTHECARIES. 

(See  Druggists. ) 


ARCHITECTS. 


PETIT  C  L, 

Sul.ivan  &  Evans, 


Tucson 
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ARTISTS. 

(See  Photographers,) 

ASSAYERS. 

Moore  J  M  W,  Bod  Rock 

Iteesc  John,  *• 

JULIUS    MIITE    ASSAT    OF- 

FICSE,  (Chaa  Hayes  usaayer),      Globo 
Kinscy  Lanius,  " 

HATES  CHAS  &  C  E  BUCK, 

Oak  Valo 
Patrick  H  R, 
Brown  P  A, 
Bluke  &  Ct>, 
St:ihl  Edwnril,  , 

BACON  JOHN  H, 
FREBEaiCK  S  0, 

(rird  Richard, 

KEARSma  &  WALKER, 

Sinclair  E  W, 

Stone  SL, 

RICHARD  W  T,  Tucson 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 


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OURY  0  H, 
SUMMERS  H  B, 

Wratten  Geo  L, 
Bro  wn  E  O, 
Hicks  — , 
Wildy  Samuel  H, 


Bed  Rock 

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Van  Slyck  J  W,  McMillen 

Davis  A  E,  ilinei^al  Purk 
Hamilton  Samuel,  « 

Tweed  C  A, 
Wright  C,  «« 

ALSAP  JOHN  T, 

Baker  A  C, 
BoIaii  P  J, 
Cox  Frank, 
Cox  I  H, 
Hancock  Wm  A, 

LEMON  &  MoCABE, 

'"Stephenson  J  W, 
Woodside  P  K, 
Brown  P  A, 
Hughson  R  F, 
Reymart  J  D, 

CHURCHILL  CLARK. 
HARGRAVE  JOSEPH  P, 

Mastersoii  Murat, 
Noyes  A  O, 

RUSH  &  WELLS. 
TUCKER  OIDEO]^  J, 

Wells  Ed  W  (Ru8h&  W), 
Haynes,  Lucns  &  Street, 
Hunsaker  W  J, 
JONES  &  FELTER, 

Leavenworth  S  M, 
Spiccr  Wells, 

AINSA  S. 

Buell  .Jnmes, 

FARLEY  HUGH, 

FITCH,  FARLEY  &  POMROY, 

Giilan  C.rlos  F, 

HAYNES  JOHN, 
HAYNES,  LUCAS  &  STREET, 
HEREFORD  B  H, 
HEREliORD  &  ZABRISKIE, 
HUGHES  L  C, 
l\iiiluy  Joseph  M, 

LIGHTHIZER  H  B, 

Morgan  Benj, 
Neu^as3&  Anderson, 
Neiiifass  Joseph, 

0/ITE3  JAMES  W, 
OSBORN  WM  J, 
POMROY  EVERETT  R 

Price  Lyttleton, 
Roman  John, 
Southard  .1  H. 

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Fisher  J  Ii, 
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WiUnms  ft  Somervil 
HEINSON  JACOB, 

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Hntz  Daniel, 
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Stnmpf  Joseph, 
Andri's  Frank, 
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^r.if  Ix'opold, 

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StileaTheo  L, 
AVhalins  Michael, 

ZABRI8XIEJA, 

Alexander  H  N, 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Wiley  E  W,  Phoenix 

Fiiber  J  T<,  P.  eecntt 

Shirpaer  David,  (auction  atore),         " 
Noyea  K  W,  Tucson 


BAKERIES. 


Tnnor  Lee, 

Smith  &  Watxlavzick, 

Willi'ims  k  Somerville, 

HEmSON  JACOB. 

Schernir  Carl, 
Hatz  Daniel, 
Gcisenhofer  O  W, 
Stumpf  Joaonh, 
Andri'a  FranK, 
Cassamayou  Paulitto, 
Duran  H, 
(Janz  Wm, 
Mayr  Anton, 
Miltcnher^  Frank, 
Fox  D  k  Co, 
Yet  Hing, 


Caaa  Grande 

Florence 

Globe 

FhiBnix 
II 

Prf«cott 

Tombstone 
II 

Tucson 


Ynma 
II 


BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

BANK  OF  ARIZONA  AQENCT. 

(M  W  Kales  agt),  I'hienix 

BUke  A  Co,  Pi-escott 
Ki.lea  M  \V,  (caohier  bank),  " 

Ixiwis  Sol,  (president  bank),  " 

THE  BANK  OF  ARIZONA,  (Sol 

Lewis  ]ir>'8iJent\  " 

AGENCY  PIMA  CDUNTY 

BANK,  (PW  Smith  act\  Tomlwtono 
SAFFOBD,  HUDSON  &  CO, 

(l)ranch\  " 

Jiicol)8  Lionel  M,  (bank  cashier^  Tucson 
PIMA  COUNTY  BANK,  (B  M 

.lacohs  casliior),  " 

SAFFORD.  HUDSON  &  CO, 

Smith  P  W,  (bank  president),  " 

Vosburg  J  S, 

BLACKSMITHS. 

(Sco    also    Blacksmiths    and    Wagon- 
raukers.) 

Collins  ThoB,  Alexandra 

Griif  liTopdld,      Maricopa 

HERRICK  &  lUTGERDING, 

Phoenix 
Cavancsa  k  Beoslry,  Piual 


Howey  J, 
Radczuwaky  Jaoob^ 
Meyer  Geo, 
Genoa  Juan, 
Terrazas  I, 
Stewart  J  J, 


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BLACKSMITHS  AND  WAGON- 
MAKERS. 

(See  alao  Blacksmiths.) 

Bnllard  Joseph,  Brigham  City 

McMorris  — ,  Charleatcm 

ORIFFIN  F  M  ft  CO,  Florence 

Bocha  Alviua,  " 

Gillett 

Globe 
11 


Coffin  B  F, 
Burns  Con, 
liundy  J  C, 
Brown  k  Wight, 
Hityden  C  T, 
Kverman  John, 

BRYAN  J  Mi__ 
BURGER  JOHN  H, 
BRECHT  FRED  0, 

Hai-tinJohn, 
MacKenzie  K, 
Homesley, 
VVi^ht  &  Brown, 
Deo  Wm, 
Griffin  Ed, 
HracL'  A  M, 

ETCHLLS  CHAS  T, 

Gravel  k  Vasquez, 

QUINLIN  JAMES, 
GloffJE, 
Gniydon  Alex, 
GAWTBY  ROBT, 
HORNEE  ft  DONALDSON, 


Hayden  Ferry 

McMillan 

Phoenix 
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II 

Silver  King 

Tempo 
II 

Tombstone 
II 

Tucson 
II 


Wickenburg 

Yuma 
II 


BOARDING  HOUSES. 


(Sec  also  Hotels.) 


Miner  S  V., 
I'.yer-i  JS, 

PETIT  MRS  C  L, 


BedT^ock 
Phoenix 
Tucson 


EOOKS  AND  STATIO?IERY. 

OVERSON  OVE  C.  BriahnmCity 

KELLY  &  STEPHENS,      Prescott 

Speckle  k  Furlow,  Tombstone 

PHILIPPSON  H. 

PLUMMER  PAUL,  Tucson 

Sampson  A  B,  " 

llarll  F  A  &  Co,  •• 

MANSFELD  J  S, 

MARTIN  GEO,  Ynma 


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BOOTMAKERS. 

(See  also  Boots  iuid  Sho8<«.) 


Plnmb  Merlin, 
Schalze  Chas, 
Fehr  Wm, 
Olson  Tobiss, 
Forbach  Peter, 
Colman  O  N, 
Crocker  Chas, 
Dickinson  Chas, 
Sch/nidt  August, 
Gkhman  H  L, 
Kodig  Chas, 
Curta-de-Franco, 
Lope?  Romon, 
Manyoso  A, 
Tappeiner  John, 
Weihs  Albert, 
Napoleon  Nicanor, 


Brigham  City 

Florence 

Mineral  Park 

Phoenix 

Piina 

Preacott 


Tombstone 


Tucson 


Yuma 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(See  albu  General  Merchandise. ) 

Frauch  Henry,  Globe 

MASON  A  J.  Predcott 

KANDALL  &  KLINE, 
Cashmin  Mias  Nellie,  Tombstone 

CZERWIHSKT  T  &  CO,  Tucsan 

Lowensteiu  &  Co,  " 


BREWERIES. 

Minjes  Bros, 

Alexandra 

Miiiges  Josepik, 

II 

Smith  &  McDowell, 

Chirleston 

Will  Peter, 

Florence 

Arnold  P, 

Gillett 

Pinal   Brewery,   Piper,    Bissi'^o    & 

Midler, 

Glob3 

Backer  Gustave, 

Phojaix 

LUKE  &THALHEIMEB, 

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ARIZONA  BREWER  X, 
PAGUIC   BREWERY. 

Huible  propr,) 

RAIBLEJOHN, 

Pr23COtt 

(John 

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Wehrfiitz  &  Tri:>)let, 

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LEVIN  ALEXANDER. 

Tucsoa 

MONDELIUS  C  «  C3, 

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BROKERS. 


Bodrignez  Francisco, 
Sepulveda  P, 


Tucson 


BUTCHERS. 

(See  Moat  Markets.) 


CABINET  MAKERS. 

Brigham  City 
Tombstone 


Sims  John, 
Davis  &  Uplinger, 


CAPITALISTS. 


Boggs  Theodore  W, 
Poland  D  B, 


Bad  Bock 


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Tombatone 

II 


Tucson 


CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 

HOOFER  WH  B&  GO,  (wholesaL), 

Phoenix 
Bosenthal  N,  •' 

Soman  &  Heine,  •< 

B  mes  &  Spencer,  Prescott 

BHANNENFB&CO, 

Gerard  C,  " 

Heesprini;  Joseph,  (cigar  manuf), 

Otis  T  W, 

Goldtree  J  &  Co, 

Halford  R  F  4  Co, 

Keating  Frank, 

FHIULPPSONH, 

Drake  W  B, 

Earll  F  A  &  Co, 

GOLDTREE  JOE, 
MANSfELDJS, 

Sampdon  A  B,  *  " 

CITY  OFFCERS 

KELLT  WM  M,  mayor,  Prescott 

Kush  C  B,  city  recorder,  «« 

Dodson  J  M,  city  marshal,  << 

Morgan  Thos  J,  treasurer,  " 

HERZOQ  M  T,  village  assessor,  " 
Brecht  Fred  G,  city  councilman  " 
Dily  James,  city  councilman,  " 

Drake  C  B,  city  councilman,  " 

H  tskell  A  S,  city  councilman,  " 

Thorn  D  C,  city  councilman,  *' 

Bau.iall  Alder,  mayor,  Tombstone 

L'jathjfwood  K  N,  mayor,  Tucsjn 

MEYER  CHAS  H,  city  recorder  " 
Bi'ocj  Isaac,  city  marshal,  " 


CLERGYMEN. 


Phoenix 


Do  Wolf—,  (M  E),  t 

Hamilton  Bev,  (ME),  •           " 

H.'dgepath  J  L,  (M  E),  " 

Meyer — ,  (Presbyterian),  '* 
Adam)  liiv  G  H,  aupb  of  Mission  M 

E  Church,  Prescctt 

MjIntyraBev— ,  (M  E),  Tombitmo 


Jauvenceau  Anthony, 
Joavenceau  Francisco, 
Millj  Bev  Wm  Gill,  (M  £) 
Salpoinbe  J  B  Bishop,  (R  C), 


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CLOTHING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise;  also  Dry 
Goods  and  Clothing. ) 

Rosenthal  N,  Phoenix 

Lowenstein  &  Co,  Tucson 

Bea  &  Horstmann,  " 

COMMISSION    MERCHANTS. 

BUCKELEW  &  OCHOA,  Casa  Grande 
BTJCKELEW  &  OCHOA,  Florence 

SMITH  ANSPEAKE,        Tombstone 
Kyan  T  F,  Tucson 

Valasco  D.  " 

Vasquez  Manuel,  .  •' 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS 
AND  CONVEYANCERS. 

Fickas  B  A,  Tombstone 

CARPENTER  SW,  Tucson 

FARLEY  HTJOH.  (for  California),  " 
SPAULDINGQW,  (for  California),  " 


CONFECTIONERS. 


HERZOGE, 
SCHUTZ  CHAS, 

Woodbead  &  Gay, 


Prescott 

Tucson 

Yuma 


CONSTABLES     AND     COL- 
LECTORS. 

McCllenand  Thos,  (oonstabljB),  Florence 
WHITNEY  JOHN  &  CO,  Tucson 

CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD- 
ERS. 

Gleason  A  O, 
McKenzie  J, 
Vincent  Sam, 
Zimmerman  Wm, 
Baslow  J  A, 
Tillman  C  W, 
Carey  &  Morris, 

JACKSON  M  M, 

Kollar  Michael,  (plasterer), 
Kooke  Charles, 
Tuttle  J  W, 
Campbell  M  D, 
ParkerGR&FG, 
Throne  W  H, 

DAVIS  ft  UPLXNOER, 

Doremus  G  W, 
Eastman  W  A, 
Matthew  F  M, 


Bed  Bock 


Globe 

Hay  den  Ferry 

Moatezuma 

Phcenix 


Prescott 


Tombstone 


•i 


Tucson 


Balcom  R  G, 
Barron  Edward, 
Campbell  &  Ferguson, 
HENDERSON  &  OLIVER, 
PARMER  &BOYED, 

Read  Roland  F, 

Sullivan  &  Evans, 

Sullivan  Wm  O, 

Garria  Gua,  Wickonburg 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


11 


MARICOPA  COTTNTY. 


Ph(Bnix 


Porter  De  Forest,  dist  judge, 
Hancock  W  A,  prol^ate  judge, 
Thomas  R  S,  sheriff,  " 

Shaw  Francis  A,  treasurer,  " 

McNTJLTY  W  F,  county  recorder,  " 
Patrick  H  R,  county  surveyor,  *' 

Greenhall  Thomas  G,  public  admin- 
istrator, " 

MOHAVE  COUNTY. 

Silent  Chas,  dist  juuge,       Mineral  Park 
Lassello  L  J,  probate  judge,  '* 

Comstock  A,  sheriff, 
Wright  C,  county  recorder, 
Langley  W  A,  county  treasurer 
Tweed  C  A,  dist  atty, 

PIMA  COUNTY. 

Wood  John  S,  probate  judge, 
SHIBELL  CHAS  A.  ahenff 
CLUM  GEORGE  A  dist  clerk 
CARPENTER  S  W,   county  t«- 

corder, 

FARLEY  HUGH,  district  atty, 
licntherwood  R  N,  county  treasurer, ' 
Edwards  W  S,  county  surveyor. 
Smith  Horace  B,  coroner, 
Hughes  Fred  G,  public  admistrator,  " 

PINAL  COUNTY. 

Vv'nlker  John  D,  probate  judge,  Florence 
Ourv  G  H,  district  attorney, 
GABRIEL  J  P,  sheriff, 
BRADY  P  R,  treasurer, 
DEVINE  JOHN  J,  recorder    and 

clerk  district  court, 
GRIFFIN  THOS  H,  deputy  county 

recorder  and  clerk, 
Pendleton  A  G,  surveyor, 
Palmer  C  F,  public  administrator, 

YAVAPAI  COUNTY, 

Silent  Chas,  district  judge,        Prescott 
HARGRAVE  JOSi^H  F,  pro 

bate  judge, 
Walker  ./oseph  R,  sheriff, 

WILKERSON  W  M,  county 
clerk,  recorder  «nd  clerk  raprema 
court, 


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Maatsrson  Murat,  district  attorney, 

Fretoott 
Cooke  E  J  treasurer,  " 

Ficher  P    M,    coroner  and    public 

administrator,  " 

Eisley  E    W,   photographer    third 

district  con  rt,  •  *' 

Fisher  J  L,  (chairman,)  supervisor,  " 
RODENBUBGJVLN,  supervisor,  " 
Sullivan  J  W,  supervisor,  " 

YUHA  OOTJNTY. 

Porter  De  Forest,  district  judge,    Yuma 

PURDT    SAMUEL    JB,   M  C 

probate  judge,  county  recorder 
and  supt  of  schools,  " 

Tynor  Andrew,  sheriff,  asaeaaor  and 
tax  collector,  " 

Alexander  H  N,  district  attorney,      " 

DE  CORSE  A  E,  county  treasurer, 

Tdggart  J  H,  coroner, 


(( 


CROCKERY. 

OTIS  A  D  ft  CO,  Tombstone 

Otid  A  D  &  Co,  Tucson 


DENTISTS. 


Ryder  Emmons  P, 
Millard  G  A, 
Hitchcock  T  S, 


Presci.tt 

Tombstoue 

Tucson 


DOORS,  SASH,  BLINDS,  ETC. 

(See  also  Planing  Mills;  also  Lumba 

Copeland  E  A, 
Wilson  &  Haskell, 


) 

Pboonix 
Prjscott 


DRESSMAKERS. 

(See  also  Milliners  and    Dressmakers.) 

Barrnth  Mrs  S, 
Given  Miss  M  A, 
Newell  Mrs  L  B, 
Brown  Mrs  R  J, 
Felter  Mri  E  C, 
Baker  Mrs  T  J, 

POST  MISS  M  E, 


rhoBiiix 
Preecott 

Tombstone 
<« 

Tucson 
Yuma 


DRUGGISTS. 

Peterson  B  H,  Charleston 

Heiueman  S  C, 
Hydi  'J, 

KENDALL  GEO  D, 
THIBODOO  J, 

Thompson  J  W, 
Kendall  Geo  D, 

LDTOOLN  OSCAR, 

Eaton  k  Kice, 

POMEROT  ft  OREER, 


Globe 
Mineral  Park 
Phoenix 


Prescott 
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Tombstone 

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METER  CRASH, 
RICE  B  W. 

Witfeld  G. 

MARTIN  GEO, 


Tucson 
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Anderson  Andrew, 
ISmith  M  Ij, 


FLOUR  MILLS. 


Jor^onson  Jorgen, 
Bichard  N, 
Brady  P  K, 
Brash  James, 
Hayden  C  T, 
Haydeii  Charles  T, 

SIUTHJTT, 


Brigham  City 

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(See  also  Dry  Goods  and  Clothing;  also 
General  Merchandise.) 


Brijham  City 
Sunset 


DRY  GOODS  AND  CLOTHING. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods;  also  Clothing;  also 
General  Merchandise.) 

Bray  T  C  &  Co,  Prescott 

CZERWINSKT  T  ft  CD,        Tuscon 

ENGINEERS. 

Austin  Joe,  (mining).  Bed  Rock 

ECKHOFf  ft  RIEOKER,  (civil 

and  mining),  Presy.' 

Eckley  Chas,  (civil),  lomhstc.:- 

Allis  Solon  M,  (civil),  Tucaoa 

EDWARDS  ft  BROWN,  (civil  and 

miuiu<{),  " 

EXPRESS  AGENTS. 

(So3  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.) 

FANCY  GOODS. 

(Sea  also  Varieties.) 
POST  MISS  M  E,  Yuma 

FF£D  STABLES. 

LAMB  PATRICK, 

Jones  .fohn  M, 

BRYAN  J  M, 

Hitnshrtw  L  A, 

KUHNE  FRANCIS, 

Clay  J  as  W, 
Htirria  >n  R, 
Coujfer  Dan), 

GAWLE7  ROBT, 


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Tucson 

Wickenlmrg 

Yuma 


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Cotreal  Geo  &  Co,  (propr  Star  Flour). 

Sanord 
Hayden  C  T,  Tempe 

Fiah  E  N,  Tucsou 

Lee  James,  " 

Warner  Sploman,  " 

FORWARDING  AND  COM- 
MISSION. 

Fletcher  E, 

Smith  &  Watzlavziok, 
BABNETT  &BLOCK, 
BARNEY  JAMES  mT 

Miller  Bros, 
Burnett  &  block, 
Germain  E  &  Co, 
Arizona  Trading  Co, 

SHITH&FEAEE, 

BuL-kaiew  0, 
Fish  EN, 
Sresovich  Joseph, 

STBUMYH&CO. 

Bur.iey  Jamua  M, 
FITZGERALD  HS, 


Bed  Rock 

Casa  Grande 

Maricoi)a 

Prescott 

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Tucson 


Yuma 
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FRUITS,  NUTS,  CANDIES. 
ETC. 

Cottrell  Wm  P,  Maricopa 

Speegle  &  Furlow,  Tumhjtoue 

rierce  &  Wood,  Tucson 

WARREN  ALBERT  L, 

Soeur  Andrew,  Yuma 

Woodhead  &  Gay,  *• 

FURNISHING  GOODS. 

BRANNEN  P  B  &  GO.  Prescott 

Caslimiui  Miss  Nellie,  Tombstone 

SMITH  MRS  M  J.  (Udies).        Tuacon 
Wilziuski  &  Frank,  •< 


Bamble  Bee 

Camp  Bowie 

Camp  Grant 

Camp  Thomas 
<< 

Camp  Verde 

Casa  Grande 

Castle  Dome 

Charleston 


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Ehrenburg 
Florence 


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Globe 


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I  i'URNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 

^I'.'iiwntcr  J  &  Bros,  Prescott 

IWtei  Geo  S  &  Co,  " 

QOLDSCHMIDT  LE9,  Tuscou 

SMITH  P  W,  Tombstone 


GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

(A  genera?  assortment  of  Dry  Goods, 
Cluthing,  Graoeries,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, etc.  Those  koepins  one  kind  of 
guuds  only,  will  be  found  under  their 
rospoctive  headings.) 

^ndus  J  H  &  Co,  Alexandra 

Bufihm  W  M,  " 


Tully,  Ochoa  &  Co,  Apache  Pass 

Bernard  A  W  dc  Co,  Arivaca 

Levy  D  &  Co,  Bed  Bock 

Arou  &  Alexander  Bradshaw 

ShekelsNC&Co, 

Bobo  Jas, 

Tully,  Ochoa  &  Co, 

Norton  Stewart  &  Co, 

Collins  J  B  &  Co, 

W  ood  *V  V  &  Co, 

Head  OP*  Co, 

HEAD  WS, 

Smith  &  Watzlavzick, 

Norton  Chas  T, 

Hererra  &  Co, 

Merrill  &;  Co, 

Scott  W  B  &  Co, 

Wellijch  Hermann, 

Larimoon  W  T, 

Ward  Jno  J, 

Marks  S, 

(xoldwater  J  &  Bro, 

BUGKALEW  ft  OGHOA, 

COLLmaWOODJ&UG, 

SMITH  JOHN  Y  T,     Fort  McDowell 

Norton  &  Stewart, 

Anderson  Jno, 

Duryca  W  H, 

Eaton,  Bailey  &  Co, 

Globe  Mercantile  Co, 

Hisc  John  &  Co, 

Kellner  E, 

Kline  &  Co, 

Van  Vagiiew  ft  Co, 

Westmeyer  Fred, 

Katzenstein  Saml, 

Crozier  Sainl, 

Collins  F  S  &  Co, 

Hardy  W  M, 

Asher  Ellis  0, 

Hayden  CT, 

Port  A  J, 

Austin  F  L, 

Lowe  &  Co, 

BARNETT  &  BLOCK, 

BARNEY  JAMES  M, 

Cottroll  Wm  F, 

FARRINOTON  R  E  ft  CO. 
VANDERER  CHAS,  (agvnt 

J»mea  M  Barney), 
Kellner  E  F  &  Co. 
Strong  Geo  C, 
Breon  k  Spear; 
Gross  Chas, 

KRIDER  BROS, 

Breoii&Spaar,  

AUSTIN  ft  DEMPSEY, 

Smith  1  D, 

Morgan  H  &  Co,  Morgan's  Ferry 

ROSS  W  J  ft  CO.  Ora  Blanco 

Asher  M  &  Bro,  Phosniz 

ELLIS,ASHERftCO, 

Goldbeig  U  &  Son,  <• 


Griaterv .  ;le 

Hackberry 

Hamdeu 

Hardy  rille 

Hayden  Ferry 


Huachnca 

Little  Giant 

Maricopa 


for 


McMillen 
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Mineral  Park 


Mohave  City 
Montezuma 


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IRVINOE  &  CO, 

Jackson  S, 
Morgan  H  &  Co, 
PEEALTAML, 
Hani]  H  H, 
JBrooks  &  Benson, 
Goldman  L  &  Co, 
Miller  Geo  L  &  Co, 
Whitrock  W  H, 

BASHFOSD  L  &  GO, 

Buffum  W  M, 

CAMPBELL  JOHN  0,     ' 

CORT  WM,  (act  Jno  G  Campbell)," 

OOLDWATER  J  &  BRO, 

Head  C  P  &  Co,  " 

LevyD  &  Co,  " 

OLIVER  W  G,(Po8t  Traders'  Store)" 
Weaver  B  H, 
Franklin  A  M  &  Co, 
Solomon  I, 

KTRKLAND  E  E, 

Levy  I  H, 

PERALTA  H  L, 

Rowe  W  A  &  Co, 
Thompson  &  Bowen, 
GOSPER  &  SMITH, 
Blanchard  &  Breed, 

MERCER  LUiLIET, 

Ellis  &  Asher, 

Post  A, 

Barnett  &  Block, 

Germain  E  &  Co, 

Kowe  W  A  &  Co, 

St  James  &  Dawes, 

Arizona  Trading  Co,  (C  H  Light  supt). 

Tombstone 
Cadwcll  &  Stanford, 

CAUSHERM&CO, 
EDWARDS  M, 
HOEFLER  JOSEPH, 

Levanthal  B, 
Shaffer  M  P, 

SMITH  P  W, 

Tasker  &  Hoke, 
Wilt  A  E, 
Drachman  S  H, 
Jacobs  L  M  ft  Co, 

LORD  ft  WILLIAMS, 
METER  L  ft  CO, 
TULLT.  OCHOA  ft  CO, 

Welisch  Theo, 

ZECKENDORF.ft  STAAB, 

Hull  G  WJk  Co,  Verde 

Wickenburg 

Yuma 

HS, 

ft  00, 


Jilver  King 

Smith  ville 

Sunset 

Tubac 

Tempe 
II 

Terminus 
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Tip  Top 


Alexandra 

Florence 
II 

Phoenix 
II 

Prescott 


Tombstone 
II 

II 
Tucson 


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II 


Tres  Alamos 

Tucson 
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II 
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Barney  Jas  M, 

FITZGERALD 
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LORETTE  A, 

Lyons  Isaac, 
Neahr  David, 

SI8S0N,  WALLACE  ft  00, 


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GROCERS. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 

Barnum  F  C, 
Lopez  &  Salvador, 
Smith  &  Watzlavzick, 
Loring  Geo  S, 
fiighetti  G  P, 

DOUGHERTT  BROS, 

Ellis  N  &  G, 
French  Wash, 

HERZOGE, 

Otis  T  W, 
McKean  &  Knight, 
Shilliam  Wm, 
Warren  Mrs  Emma, 
Alcala  Guadalupe,  ' 
Angeilo  Ventura, 
Barthelemy  Casimir, 
Bennett  S, 
Bonner  W 
Bourland  W  A, 
Bravo  B, 

Camacho  Francisco, 
Carrillo  Lepoldo, 
Carrillo  Mrs  T, 
Cnsteo  P, 
Chapman  &  Cory, 
De  .lienens  Teresa, 
Felix  D  ft  Co, 
Ferreira  Emilio, 
Fish  ft  Buellaa, 
Gallegos  P, 
Garcia  Braulio, 

GHANETTO  0, 

Gillett  S  M, 

GOTJ)BERG  ISAAC, 
GCODMANAftCO, 

Mills  Mrs  T, 
Mitchell  Jno, 
Munoz  Dario  C, 
Navarro  Bernardo, 
Pacheco  Jose, 
Powlin,  Barsalou  ft  Co, 
Bodriguez  Francisco, 
Bea  ft  Horstman, 
Boblcs  B, 
J{obles  Pedro, 
Boca  M  G, 
Romero  D  L, 
Salazar  Jose, 

SCHOENHOLZ  HERMAN, 

Sepulveda  P, 
Tapia  Eufemio, 
Velaca  A, 
Valasco  Carlos, 

WARREN  ALBERT  L 

Yslos  Genaro  ft  Co, 
Soeur  Andrew, 
Tarun  Angel, 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 


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Oruber  Jacob, 

PLXTHMER  PAUL, 


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Bostwick  Saml,  Florence 

Abrahani    'acob,  Globe 

Koch  Wm,  Mineral  Park 

Dupish  Edw,  Phoenix 

STUBENBUBG  WM, 

Beckers  Geo  T, 

Buck  &  Milligan, 

Bobinson  B, 

Snyder  WB, 

Eyeman  Alfred, 

Helyar  Joyce, 

Carrillo  Juan, 

Cooper  W  T, 

Hutton  Edw, 

Freciado  Roman, 

ROSENSTOCK  ALBERT  H, 

\V ilk  ins  Alex, 

Zunigo  Maximo, 

SHUMAKER  HENRY, 


Prescott 
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Tucson 


Yuma 


HARDWARE. 


(See 


also 


HORSE  SHOERS. 

WHEATLEY  WM,  Tucson 


HOTELS. 


Donelan  P, 
Trainor  Thos, 
Grove  W  H, 
Wessels  S  M, 
Lake  Geo, 
Dunbar  J  Oj 

FRYER  JERE> 

Mason  Robt, 
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Little  Giant 

Maricopa 

McMillen 

Pinal 


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also    General    Merchandise; 
Stoves  and  Tinware.) 

BASHFORD  L  &  CO,  Prescott 

GOLWATERJ&BROS, 

RANDALL  &  CLINE, 

OTIS  A  D  &  CO,  Tombstone 

Otis  A  D  &  Co,  '  Tucson 

HARNESS    AND    SADDLES. 


MASON  A  J, 

RANDALL  &  CIINE, 
Thomrson  D  R  M, 

CLARKE  &  FATTON, 


Pi-escott 
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HARNESS     MAKERS     AND 
SADDLERS. 

(See  also  Harness  and  Saddles.) 

GONZELEZ  OREGOBIO  N,  Florence 
Dowlin  G  W,  Prescott 

Pardum  W  W,  Tombstone 

Cucn  Frank,  Tucson 

Ringwald  G  A,  Yuma 

HAY,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 

Ynma 


IJIWIS  H0IISiE,(<C!ha8  Lewis  prop), 

Curtis  GW,  Gillett 

Moore  Mrs  M  J  &  Son  Globe 

Pascoe  House,  (B  F  Pascoe  propr), 

Scott  ~, 

Silver  Era  Hotel, 

Burton  Ed  C, 

Atkinson  R  J, 

Anderson  T, 

Batts  &  Backer, 

May  N  G, 

Arnett  W  H, 

Hewitt  Hugh, 

Sshhmp  Gus, 

Wi\ley  W  H, 

BANK  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

(E  Ganz  propr).  Phoenix 

?H(ENIXHOTEL,  (Mrs  J  J  Gar- 
diner propr),  " 
Williams  A  P,                             Prescott 
Strickland  G  A,  '                        Seymour 
G'Boyle  W  C,                         SUver  King 
Williams  Robert,  " 
Logan  D  H,                               Termiaus 
WALKER  HOUSE,  (H  S  Walker 

propr).  Tombstone 

RtRAL  HOUSE,  (Mrs  L  C  Holly 

pi«>pr),  " 

BROWN'S   HOTEL,   (Charles  R 
Brown  propr),  " 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  (C 

Bilicke  propr),  '• 

Glassman  Henry,  Tubae 

COSMOFOUTAN  HOTEL,  (Paul 


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Morouey  propr), 
Maish  ft  Dnscoll, 
Scholey  Ed, 
Hodges  T, 
Klein  H  W, 
Imus  Bros, 
l^vy  Isaac,     ^^ 
PALACE  HOTEL,  (H  Fox  propr), 

ICE. 


Tucson 
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KalflB  M  W, 
Blake  F  W, 
Martindell  C  R, 

GARWOOD  W  A, 

iScott  Wm  A  Jr, 


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Tombstone 
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JEWELERY  AND  JEWELERS. 

(See  Watches  and  Jewelery;  also  Watch- 
makers and  Jewelers.) 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


Hull  G  W, 
Maxwell  T, 
Miller  John, 
fiwaaey  G  A, 
Darham  H, 
Laku  J  D, 
Greenhall  Thos  G. 
Benson  W  H, 
Gate  Cbas  F, 
Fleury  Henry  W, 
Noyes  A  0, 
LaddSG, 
Dodson  J  N, 

OBAT  M, 

Aiiisa  Santiago, 

MEYER  CHAS  ] 

Meugass  J, 
Kay  ZL, 
Brinley  Chas  H, 


Camp  Verde 

\  "     I 

Florence 

Globe 

Hayden  Ferry 

McMilleu 

Phoenix 

Picket  Post 

Pvescott 


8t  Joseph 

San  Pedro 

Tombstone 

Tucson 


Widkenburg 
Yuma 


LIBRARIES. 

Territorial  Law  Library, 


Prescott 


LIQUORS-RETAIL. 

(See  also  Groceries;   also  Hotels;   also 
Restaurants.) 


Ellis  &  Robbins, 
Hooper  Wm  B  Si  Co, 
Ohuesorgen  Wm, 
PRYEB  JERE, 
Stewart  R  B, 
Stein  Jos  J  &  Co, 
Brooks  Geo  H  &  Co, 
Clark  &  Griffin, 
Dob  rig  J, 
Stillwell  &  Co,  . 
Swart  J, 

McDermott  John, 
Palmer  E  W. 
SULLIVAir  &  RAFF, 
Tuttle  Joseph, 
Bosche  E, 
Hamilton  James, 
Hammond  &  Bell, 
McNelly  &  Knox, 


Alexandria 
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Casa  Gran:te 
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Castle  Dome 

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Florence 


Globe 
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Reil  &  Moore, 
Brown  E  R, 
Shannon  P  C, 
Fox  B  G, 
Atchison  Chas, 
Smith  Daniel, 
White  H, 
Becher  &  Haefiiier, 

BRO^N  THOS  W, 

CoUms  J  V, 

HOOFER    WM  6  &  CO,   (whole- 
sale), 
Jackson  Jesse, 

KTJHNE  FRANCIS. 
LUKE  &  THALHEIMER, 
MUKROW&CO, 

Purcella  Frank,  -i 

WHITE  DANIEL  L, 

Rumira  Manuel, 
Murray  H  B, 
Callanay  C  A, 
Egloff  ft  Fonton, 
Hall  B  &  P, 
Hunt  Josephus  B, 
Murray  H  B, 
Sarrick  G  H, 
BRANNANBF  &  CO, 

L'uuuell  Robert, 
Crane  Joseph  C, 
Daly  James, 
Gerard  C, 
Hatz  Daniel, 
Uott'man  Frank, 

JACKSON  &  TOMFKINS, 

Kirwagea  &  bines, 

LONG  THOS, 
SinTHBH. 

Tn*rue  Daniel  L, 
Urfar  Gottlick, 
Vernv)n  Wm, 
De  Koen  Richard, 
SpauKUng  — , 
Bohan  John  H, 
Bostwick  John  A, 
Cate  C  F, 

Cmlwell  &  Stanford, 
Carrigan  Tbos  H, 
Cody  John, 

COHSTOCK  &  BROWN, 

Daniieri  Ovvvns, 

Doling  John, 

Each  &  Hotz, 

Fry  &  Ackersoix,  ' 

GREEN  JOHN, 

Hattbrd  R  F  &  Co, 
Heme  John  A, 

KEELY  AUSTIN. 
KELLOQG  &  MORRIS, 

Leigh  &  Mirsmontez, 

LOWRY  &  ARCHER, 
FASaUALESNftCO, 

Roberts  Edward, 
Tasker  &  Hoke, 


Picacho 
Pima 
Pinal 


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Vizioa  &  Cook,  Tombstone 

Vogan  *  Flynn.  " 

ABADIE  PAUL  &  CO,  Tucson 

BRITCHTA  A  ft  CO, 

Brown  CO,  " 

Childa  S  C,  " 

Cook  H  B,  •• 

DACHENA  ANTONIO, 

FOSTER  &  HAND, 

FBASER  BOBEBT, 

Goldtree  laidor, 

Green  A  P, 

HOOPER  WH  B  &  CO. 

HOBTON  HENBY, 

Hucke  (Jeo, 

LAVOIE  JOHN  A  &  CO, 

LEVIN  ALEXANDEB. 

Maguire  John, 

HARKS  MAX, 
HEBEDITH  J  A. 
TAPIE  OUILLAUME, 

Walsh  &  McCanu, 

Weise  K  &  Co, 

BEBGEB  J  M, 

WRIOHT  D  P,  Wickenburg 

Conger  Daniel,  " 

FITZPATRICK  J  L,  Yuma 

HANES  W  H, 

HOLT  TH3S  0,        y 

Hughes  Thos, 

LORETTE  A, 

Scott  C  W, 

LIVERY  STABLES. 

Mulronon  Wm,  Alexandra 

Wilson  4  Bryson,  Florence 

Lacy  — ,  Globa 

Turner  &  Son,  " 

KRIDER  BROS,  Mineral  Park 

HAMLIN  &  LABAREE,       Phcenix 

Mayer  K, 

GREY  EAGLE  LIVERY  STA- 

BLE,  (('  Hiithcway  propr),     Prescott 

HATHEWAY  GILFORD, 
SHULL  JOHN  T, 

BLAND  J  T,  Tombstone 

BROWN.  TAYLOR  &  CO, 
McLANE  &  GRAY, 
MONTGOMERY  &  BENSON, 
CARROLL  JAMES,  Tucson 

Coltou  E  F, 

FIELD  &  MORGAN, 

Taylor  &  Amory, 


Black  Mrs  K  J. 
Dj  Beanfort  Henry, 
O'Ruurke  Thoa, 


Tucson 


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II 


LUMBER  DEALERS. 

Bremen  M  W,  Globe 

BARNEY  JAMES  M,  Maricopa 

Gregory  J  M,  Phoenix 

Clark  k  Adams,  Prescott 
CURTIS  GROW, 

Parker  G  R  &  F  G,  " 

HARWOOD  W  A,  Tombstone 

0  GORMAN  MICHAEL, 
OTISAD&CO, 

Otis  A  D*  Co,  Tuscon 

WOODMAN  WW,  ", 

MACHINISTS. 

Foster  Chas,  Sunset 

TAYLOR  &  AMORY,  agt  D  M 

Osborne's  machinery).  Tombstone 

HORNER  &  DONALDSON,     Yuma 


MEAT   MARKETS. 


LODGING    HOUSES. 

FISHER  P  M,  Prescott 

Urfar  Gottlick,  " 

DIANA  LODGING  HOUSE.  (KeL 

logg  &  Morris  propr),  Tombsione 

Jackson  J  H,  " 

OLLOGQAMOBBIS. 


Hein  Fred, 
Hinds  F, 
BjgiTs  T  W, 
Sauford  &  Hilton, 
Irwiu  Fretleriek, 

S(^OSHirSEN  HENRY, 

Wiley  &  Crawford, 
Boyd  T  M, 
Gauu  W  H, 
May  (i, 

BALSZ&  KELLY, 

Lombard  Joseph, 
Nicholas  T, 
Allen  O, 

Hall  k  Khoades, 
Kogera  C  T, 
Nichols  F, 
BuriisFH&Co, 
Golez  Dolores, 
Mendoze  (Suadalupe, 

MILLS  JOSEPH  S, 

Moaeuegro  Eugene, 
Monguillo  Jesus  M, 
Palacio  J  J, 
Push  &  Zallewegor, 

SCHAAF  PHILIP. 

Velaca  Antoui  , 

BAUER  A. 

Coffee  &  Acker, 

TRIBOLET  BR03, 
WARD  THOS  P. 

Arvesa  Q, 
Amabisca  Felipe, 
Soeur  Andrew, 


Alexandra 
II 

Bed  Kock 

Charleston 

Florence 
II 

Globe 

McMillen 

Mineral  Park 
II 

Phcenix 

Pinal 
II 

Prescott 


Silver  King 
Tucson 


Tombstone 
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MILLINERS. 


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SMITH  MBS  E  J, 

MILLS  &  MINING. 

Arivaca  Milling  Co,  (W  F  With- 

eral,  sunt)  Arivaca 

La   Grande    Min    Syndicate,    (J    S 

Bogle,  snpt).  Bed  Bock 

Partridge  &   Stokes  Min  Co,   (T  H 

Swallow  supt), 
STEA])MAN  A  C, 
Norton  Geo,  (supt  Iron  Cap  Min  Co), 

Castle  Dome 
Longfellow   Copper  Min  Co,  (H  Le- 

sinsky),  Clifton 

Western  M  M  Co,  (Josiah  H  White 

supt).  Contention  City 

Bluebird  Min  Co,  (Geo  C  Perkins),  Globe 
Boss  Mine,  (Piper  &  Co  owners),        " 
Buffalo  Min  Co,  (C  A  McDonnell),    *' 
Centennial  Min  Co,  (Wilson  &  Co 

owners)  " 

Centralia  Min  Co,  (Salter  &  Co),        " 
Champion  Mill  &  Min  Co,  (Foreman 

supt). 
Chloride     Mine,    (Hayes    ft    Buck 

projprs),  " 

Emelme    Mine,    (Hayes     t    Buck 

proprs),  " 

Golden  Eagle  Mill  &   Min  Co,  (Maj 

Sisson  snpt),  " 

Haskin   Mill   &    Min  Co,    (Lanies 

supt),  " 

Isabella  Mill  &  Min  Co,  (Maj  Sisson 

supt),  " 

Julius  Mine,  (Hayes  &,  Buck  proprs), 
McCormick  Min    Co,  (Mansfield  & 

Co  owners),  " 

McMorris    Mill    &    Min  Co,   (Maj 

Baldwin  supt),  " 

Miama  Mill  &  Min  Co,  " 

Milner  &  Watson,  " 

Silver  Era  Min  Co,  (Watsou  supt),    " 
Silver  Fame  Mine,  (Hayes,  Buck  & 

Crone  proprs),  '• 

Silver  Nugget  Mill  &  Min  Co,  (Git 

Chilson  supt),  " 

Silver  Star   Mine,  (Hayes  &  Buck 

proprs), 
Swasey  G  A, 
Hannibal  S  Min  Co,  (Josiah  Flour 

ney  supt),  McMillan 

McMillen  S  Min  Co,   (J  K  Smith 

supt), 
Washington  S  Min  Co,  (J  L  Clark 

supt), 
Corbin  Mill  &  Min  Co,(Wm  G  Lamb 

■eety),  Millville 

Fields  D  C,  (secty  Tomb«tone  M  k 

MCo). 


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Tombstone  &  Corbin  Quartz  Mill, 
(Frank  Corbin  supt),  " 

Copper  Top  Mine,  (Elmore  manager), 

Pinal 
Last  Chance  Min  Co,( — ,Elmore  man- 
ajBier),  " 

Seventy  Six  Quartz  Mill,)  J  T  El- 

more),  «« 

Silver  King  Min  Co,  (Aaron  Mason 

supt), 
Silver  King  Quartz  Mill,  (Aaron  Ma- 
son supt),  ** 
Stone  &  Benson,  " 
Surprisers  Mine,  (D  T  Elmore  supt)," 
Swain  — ,  '• 
Wide  Awake  Min  Co,  (Frank  Cyr- 

nnski  supt),  " 

Antelope  Cop  Min  Co,   (C  C  Bean 

supt),  Prescott 

BEAN  CUBTIS  C. 
BOWEBS  &  BICHABDS,    (10 

stamp),  *• 

Marks  Jake,  " 

Prescottt  Min  Co,  (C  C  Bean  supt),  " 
Vulture  Mine  &,  Mill,  (H  Shipman 

supt),  Seymour 

Maaon  Aaron  (min  supt),       Silver  King 
Golden  Era  Mill  &  Min  Co,  (A  M 

Smith  supt),  Smithville 

Tip  Top  Mine,  (Geo  E  Webber  supt), 

Tip  Top 
Empire  Mill  4  Min  Co,  (A  W  Stowe 

supt),  Tombstone 

Girard    Mining    Co,   (R  H  Upton 

supt),  " 

Gird  Richard,  (supt  Tough  Nut  M  & 

M  Co),  •• 

Grand  Central  Min  Co,  (E  P  Gage 

supt),  •• 

OBAT  &  GBAY,  (min  office), 
Hayne  Arthur,  (min  engineer),  " 

Head  Centre  Min  Co,  (Thos  Farrish 

supt),  " 

Mitchell  Alex  J,  (min  engineer),  " 
O'Leary  Timothy,  (min  expert),  " 
Randolphe  Min  Co,   (Cummings   & 

Cole  proprs), 
STEBBINS  A  H, 
Sulphurate  Mine,  (R  H  Upton  supt)," 
Voiaard  E  P,  (min  engineer),  " 

Wallace  T,  (min  agt),  " 

Western  Mill  &  Min  Co,  (Josiah  H 

White  sunt),  " 

Arizona  Milling  Co,  (W  F  Witherell 

supt),  Tucson 

OBAND   CENTBAL    MIBINO 

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Pena  N  Diaz,  i-^  '^  " 

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MENTS. 

Gilbert  Mrs  H  D,  Tucaon 

FLUMMER  PATH, 

NEWS  AGENTS. 

(See  also    Books    and  Stationery;  also 
Varieties.) 

Hammond  &  Bell,  Globe 

KELLY  &  STEPHENS,  Frescott 

PUILIPPSON  H.  Tombstone 

iSpeegle  &  Furlow,  " 

MA&SFELD  J  S,  Tucson 

Martin  Geo,  Yuma 

NEWSPAPERS. 

"SILVEB  BELT,"  (A  H  Hackney 
prtipr),  Globe 

"PHUENIX  HERALD,"  (Gosper 
&,  McClintock  propr),  tlicjcnix 

"TERRITORIAL  EXPOSITOR," 

(Kiggs    &  Reed  propr),  " 

"AR^ONA  DEMOCRAT,"  (Gideon 

J  Tucker  propr),  Prescott 

"ARIZONA  MINER,"  (Chas  W 

Beach  propr),  " 

•'Methodist,"   (Rev  G    H    Adams 

publisher),  " 

"NUGGET."     (A    E    Fay   propr), 

Tombstone 
"Tombstone    Clarion,"     (John    P 

Clum  propr),  " 

"ARIZONA    CITIZEN,"    (R    C 

Brown  propr).  Tucson 


"ARIZONA  SlJkR,"  (LC  Hughes 
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Stephenson  J  W, 
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Reymart  J  D, 

WELLS  ED  W,  (Rush  k  W).  Prescott 


THOMPSON  E  F. 

Fickis  B  A, 

HARWOOD  WA. 

Mitchell  Alex  J, 
Spicer  Wells, 
AINSAS, 

BuellJames, 

CARPENTER  S  W, 
FARLEY  HUGH, 
HAYNES  JOHN, 
HEREFORD  fi  H, 
HUGHES  L  C, 
UGHTHIZER  H  B, 
OSBORN  WILLIAM  J, 
POMROY  EVERETT, 
Price  Lyttleton, 
Roman  John, 

SPAULDING  G  W, 

stiles  Theo  L, 

ZABRISKIE  JA, 

Alexander  H  N, 
Brinley  Chas  H,  -  - 


Silver  King 
Tombstone 


Tucson 


Yuma 


ucson 
"iL  "FRONTERIZO,"     (Carlos  Y 

Velasco 
"LA  SONORA,"  (Carlos    H  Tully 

propr),  ' 

"TUCSON   DAILY    RECORD." 

(8  W   Carpenter  propr  ' 

"ARIZONA  SENTINEL,"   (J   F 

Knapp  propr),  Yumu 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

Schumacher  George,  Bed  Rock 

fiobiuson  D  L,  Camp  Verde 

SUMMERS  H  B,  l<'iorcnct- 

Wratten  lieo  L,  " 

Miller  Peter  B,  Globe 
Swasey  G  A, 

HILL  C  W,  Hayden  Ferry 

Van  Slyck  J  W,  McMillen 

Fields  D  C,  Millville 

STUART  CHAS  D,  Montezuma 

AI8AP  JOHN  T,  Phoenixl 
Cox  1  H, 


NURSERYMEN,   SEEDSMEN. 
AND  FLORISTS. 

Maicon  Stephen  G,  Prescott 

Woodhead  A  Gay,  Phoenix 

WARREN  ALBERT  L,  Tucson 

PAINTERS. 

BEEBE  W  J.  Florence 
KELLY    &    VICKNELL,   (car. 

riuge).  Phoenix 

Long  J  F,  Prescott 

PEACOCK  ED,  Tombstone 

Burslow — ,  Tucson 
O'LearyEd, 

PAINTS,  OILS  AND  GLASS. 

Florence 
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MARTIN  GEO. 


PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


Grime  Cicero, 
Uothrock  G  H, 
MITCHELL  D  F, 
Fly  C  S, 
Buhmann  Henry, 


Globe 

Phoenix 

Prescott 

Tombstone 

Tucson 


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PHYSICIANS. 

Burton  H  G,  Camp  Verde 

Brown  Dr,  (druggist),  Charleston 


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Peterson  Dr  B  H, 
Harvey  Wm, 
McDonell  C  A, 
Thatcher  E  0 
Gregg  J  L, 
Tripp  R  B, 
Hyde  J  J, 

Lawrence  J  B,  ^ , 

Conyers  B  Tj, 
Roason  K  L,  , 

Sheets  O  HP, 
THIBODO  0  J. 

Thomson  J  W, 
Wharton  J  E, 
Bluett  W  H, 
Davis  H  H, 
KENDALL  OEO  D. 
McCANDLESS  J  M, 
WATSON  C  P  V, 

Gregg  — , 
Brink  W  B, 
Dunham  J  N, 

OREER  J  H,     - 

Mathewj  H  M, 
McKee  J  H, 
Millar  Wm  S, 
HANDY  J  C, 


Charleston 

Florence 

Globe 
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Hayden  Ferry 

Little  Giant 

Mineral  Park 
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Phoenix 


Pinal 
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Prescott 


Tempe 

Tomlwtone 
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Handy  J  S,  (res  physician  Pima  Co 

Hobpital), 
Seawell  T  W, 
Waffenden  Mrs  M  H,  . 

Waters  J  W, 
Corson  Jos  K, 

DeCORSE  &  TA6GART, 


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TER8. 

DAVIS  WM  C,  Tucson 

POSTMASTERS. 

Alexandra 

Antelope  Valley 

Bed  Rock 

Bradshaw 

Brigham  City 

Bumble  Bee 

Camp  Bowie 

Camp  Grant 

Camp  Verde 

Charleston 

Chino 

Clifton 

Ehrenberg 

Florenc 

Gillett 

Globe 

Hardyville 

Hayden  Ferry 

Little  Giant 

&  CXJ,  Maricopa 

McMillen 


DILS  JOSIAH, 
HAMILTON  J  H, 
STEADMAN  A  C, 
WOOD  IRA. 
OVERSON  OVE  C, 

Bohu  Jas, 
DeLong  S  R, 
Stewart  M  W, 

HEAD  W  S, 

Gattell  A  T, 
Chino  P  M, 
GRANT  WM. 
OOLDWATER  H, 

Collingwood  J, 
Anderson  John, 
Vosburgh  — , 
Hardy  \V  M, 
Hill  (J  W, 

LOWE  J  A, 
FARRINCTONRE 
MATHER  HW, 


Collingwood  Joseph,  Montezuma 

ROSS  W  J,  Ora  Blanco 

Sands  James  H,  Parker 

Mowry  Geo  E,  PhoBnix 

Miller  Geo  L,  1%^! 

MARSHALL  H,  Pine  SprinoB 

Otis  T  W,  Prescott 

Franklin  A  M,  Satford 

Richards  J  H,  St  Joseph 

DREW  GEO  H,  (assistant),  San  Pedro 
KIRKLAND  E  E.  (deputy),  Seymour 
PERALTA  ML, 

THOMPSON  E  F,  Silver  King 

RIPKIN  J  H  P,  (assistant),  Sunset 
DUNBAR  THOMAS,  Tres  AL.mos 
>  iid  Kichard,  Tombstone 

MERCER  LILLIE  T,  Tabao 
LORD  C  H, 

HULL  G  W,  Verde 

Culliimber  M  B,  Walnut  Creek 

WRIGHT  D  P,  VVickenburg 

FITZGERALD  H  S.  Yuma 

PRODUCE. 

(See  also  Fruits  and  Vegetables.) 

Warren  Mrs  Emma,  Tombstone 

Pierce  &  Wood,  Tucson 

Woodhead  &  Gay,  Yuma 

RAILROAD  AGENTS. 

Hooper  W  S,  (agt  S  P  R  R),  Casa  Grande 
Naylor  Chas  H,  (agt  S  P  R  R),  Maricopa 
Finliiy  A  G,  (agt  S  P  R  R),  Terminus 
Ciisli  Thomas  M,  (agt  S  P  R  R),  Tncs :)n 
KNAPP  J  F,  (agt  S  P  R  R),      Yuma 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

Swasey  G  A,  Globe 

Brooke  Gideon,  Prescott 

GRAY  &  GRAY,  Tombstone 
Wallace  T, 

Fried  I  S,  Tucson 
Noyes  E  W, 

WHITNEY  JOHN  &  (30, 

Williams  &  Co,  " 

RESTAURANTS. 


LONG  YEE. 

Casa  Grande 

Hopkins  C  W, 

Contention  City 

SAM  JIM, 

Florence 

Sam  Hing, 

Maricopa 

Baker  Mrs, 

Mineral  Park 

FY  G  W, 

Phoenix 

Salari  &  Co, 

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Prescott 

FISHER  P  M, 

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WILUAMS  HOUSE  BESTAUB- 

ANT,  (J  A  Guild  propr), 
BROWN  GEO,  Tombstone 

Lukini  &  Sta^lono,  " 

MABCOVICH  PEIEB  &  CO.     " 
SMITH  WM, 

Wong  Fong, 

Aguirre  &  Pacheco, 

Asqeam  Noaorio, 

Besson  A,  '  .       " 

CADT  &  FABELA, 

CAZABON  Sc  NICHOLAS, 

DILL  &  HOLT. 

Grigaloa  Antonio,  " 

HarmaH&Co, 

King  William. 

LAVOIE  JOHN  A  &  CO, 

MAISON  DOBEE,  (C  Cason  &,  Co 

i)ri>pr),  " 

SICHENBACH  OTTO, 

Wong  Hop, 

Forest  Mrs  ME,  Yuma 


ROOFERS. 

LOVELL  C  B. 

SAWMILLS. 


Tnft  M  S, 
Van  Name  Wm, 
Merrell  Wm, 
Bremen  M  W, 
Mansfield  &  Co, 
Clark  k  Adams, 

CUBTIS  GEO  W, 

Parker  G  li  &  F  G, 


Tombstone 


Bad  Rock 


Brigham  City 

Globe 
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SCHOOLS. 

Motlern  School,  (Prof  J  M  Silva), 

Tucson 
Saint  Joseph's  School,  " 

St  Augustine  Parochial  School,  (M 
E  Riordan  principal),  " 


SEWING  MACHINE  AGENTS. 


BEBGEB  J  M, 
MABTIN  GEO, 


Tucson 
Yuma 


SODA    WATER    MANUFAC 
TURERS.      . 

Brix  Peter,  Phoenix 

INNES  J  F  &  CO,  Tucson 


STAGE  LINES  AND  AGENTS. 

GILMEB.    SALISBTJBT  &  CO, 

(  stage  station),  Agua  Fria 

Ohuesorgen   Wm,    (stage     station) 

Benson  City 

Brown  Geo  A,  (agt  S  P  Stage  Co), 

Florence 

Montgomery  H  B,  (agt),  " 

VAITFLEET  M  B,  (agt  Gilmer, 
Salisbury  &  Co  Stage  Line),   Maricopa 

WILSON  P,  (prop  stage  to  Flor- 
ence), " 

Loring  George  S,  (Gilmer,  Salis- 
bury &  Co),  Phoenix 

Bower  Geo  H,  (agt  S  Kao  M  Stage 
Co),  Prescott 

GILMEB,  SALISBUBT  &  CO,  Pima 

Withlow  Lew  &  Bailey,  (  stage 
station),  Pinal 

Blake  F  W,  (agt  (iilmer,  Salisbury 
&  Cos  Stage  Line),  Prescott 

GILMEB,  SALISBUBT  &  COS 
STAGE  OFFICE,  (FW  Blake 

agt). 

Meador  J  F,  (agt  Prescott  and  Mo- 
have Stage  Lme),  " 

Prescott  and  Mohave  Stage  Line, 
(Hugh  White  propr),  " 

PBESGOTT  &  SANTA  FE  STAB 

STAGE  CO,  (W  J  Tompkins  agt),  " 
SOUTHEBN  PACIFIC  STAGE 

LINE,  ( Fred  W  Williams  agt),       " 
TOMPKINS    W  J,    (agt  Prescott 
and  Santa  Fe  Star  Stage  Line),         ' 

GILMEB,  SALISBUBY  &  CO. 

(stage  station),  Seymour 

Stenger  Chas  R,  (agt  H  C  Walker 

A  Co's  Stage  Line),  Tombstone 

Williams  Marshall,  (agt  H  C  VValk- 

er  &  Co's  Stage  Line),  " 

Anilerson    Claude,    (Arivaca  Stage 

Co),  lucson 

Arc  vales    Francisco,     (agt    Tucson 

and  Altar  Stage).  '* 

PATAGONIA    MAIL    STAGE 

LINE,  ( W  R  Ingram  and  Co),  " 
Tucson   &  Tombstone   Stage   Line, 

(J  D  Kinnear  propr),  '* 

TULLY,   OCHOA    &  CO,    (agents 

Tucson  and  Santa  Fe  stage),  ** 

WALKEB  H  C  &  CO  (propra 
Tucson  &  Tombstone  U  S  Mail 
Stage  Line).  "■ 

Brown  C  W,  (Gilmer,  Salisbury  & 
Co's  Stage  Line),  Wickenburg 

STATION  KEEPERS. 


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Wilder  P  C, 
Calderwood  H  M, 
Spaulding  Henry, 


American  Ranch 

Anvil  Rock 

Agua  Fria 


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Bumble  Bee 
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STEAM   NAVIGATION   COM- 
PANIES. 

XHAFP  J  F.Colorado  Steam  Nav- 
igation Co,  Yuma 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

(See  also  Tinners.) 

SUTER  JACOB,  Florence 

Pasqueira  Miguel,  Phaeuix 

BA8HF0RD  L  ft  00.  Prescott 

Frederick  &  Hill,  •' 

Atichisou  T  A,  Tombstone 

Waterman  &  Goodrich,  " 

BDEHMSOEO,  Tucson 
DAVIS  WM  C, 

Druchman  &  Wolf,  " 

SURVEYORS. 

(See  also  among  County  Officers.) 

Pendleton  A  O,  Globe 

Chillson  L  D,  Tucson 

Harris  John,  ' ' 

Van  Pelt  Samuel  K,  " 


TAILORS. 

Bamth  Simon, 
Uobiuson  Kavel, 
BUSHMAN  WH, 
:F£&EIN  JOSEPH, 

MuUer  \Vm  M, 
Villa  &  Douville. 


Phoenix 

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TELEGRAPH  AGENTS. 

Fish  J  D,  (S  P  R  R),  Casa  Grandi 

Guild  W  E,  (  U  S  Military  tel  opr), 

Florence 
Bonsall  Edward,  (tel  opr  S  P  R  R), 

Miiricopt 
Moore  Thoa  T,  (Military  tel), 
Venton  A,  (  manager  W  U  tel),  " 

Patton  S  E,  (U  S  Military  tel),    Phoenix 
Menmuir  Geo  P,  (opr  U  S  Military 

Tel  Co).  Preacott 

Narry  J  J,  (manager  U  S  Mail  tel 

olhce),  " 

U  S  Military  Tel   Co,   (Miss  G  A 

McCliiitock  opr),  " 

Vowles  Oliver,  (repairer  U  S  Mail 

Tel  Co), 
Agey  W  H,  (manager  U  S  Military 

Tel),  Tucson 

Blasdel  H  V,  (tel  opr). 


AICE  B  W,   (manager  W  U  Tel 

Co),  Tucson 

KNAFP  J  F,  (agt  W  U  Tel  Co),  Yuma 
MamlerHeld  VVm  C,   (manager  U  S 
Military  tel  office),  « 

TERRITORIAL    OFFICERS. 

FBEMONT  JOHN    C,  Governor, 

Prescott 

OOASPEB  JOHN  J,  secretary  of 
state.  •    «' 

ANDERSON  JOHN  E,  asst  sec.  " 
Pomroy  E  B,  atty-generai,  Tucson 

Waasoit  John,  surveyor-goneral,        " 
Clark  E  P,  auditor,  Prescott 

Butler  Thos  J,  treasurer,  " 

Sherman  M  H,  supt  public  instruc- 
tion, " 
Hughes  F  G,  pres  leg  council,      Tucson 
Stewart  M   \V,   speaker  leg  houav, 

Camp  Grant 
Campb3ll  John   G,  delegate  to  con- 
gress, Prescott 
Thurow  Geo    M,    supt    territorial 

prison,  Yuma 

French  C  G  W,  chief  justice,        Tucson 
Porter  De  Forest,   associate  justice. 

Phoenix 
Silent  Charles,  associate  justice,  Preacott 
Rush  Chus  B,  reporter,  " 

UNDERTAKERS. 

SMITH  E  J,  undertaker,  Tucson 

UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS. 

PBIETO  FRANCISCO  L,  con- 

Rulado  de  Mexico),  Tucaoii 

Silent  Charles,  third  diat  judge,  Prescott 
POMROY  £  B,  dis  atty. 
Tucker  Gideon  J,  third  dist  com,        " 
Dailey  Chas  R,  rec  U  S  land  office, 

Florence 
Pauliaon  Chaa  M  K,  rcg   U   S   land 

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Lount  (ieorge,  rec  land  office,      Prescott 
Kelly  VVm  N,  reg  land  office,  " 

McClure  Ernest,    col  U   S  customs, 

Charleston 
Cordis  Thomas,  col  inter  rev,      Preacott 
Ballesteros  J  M,  inspector  U  S  cus- 
tom house,  Tucson 
Keen  A  J,    inspector  U  S  custom 

house.  " 

Scott  W  F,  deputy  col  U  S  custom 

house,  *  " 

Alexander  H  N,   deputy  col  inter 

rev,  Yuma 

Sherman  Thomas,  U  S  deputy  mar- 
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Drake  Crawley  P,  marshal,         Prescott 


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Eckley  Chas,  (U  8  deputy  mineral 
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VARIETIES. 

WOOD  IRA,  Bradshaw 

Morton  Mrs,  Charleston 

MENAOEE  H,  (second  hand),  Tucson 

VETERINARY  SURGEONS. 

WHEATLET  W,  Tucson 

WAGONS  AND  CARRIAGES. 

(See  also  Wagonmakers;    also    Black- 
smiths and  Wagonmakers. ) 

ZECKENDOBF  &  STAAB,     Tucson 
TAYLOR  &  AMOEY.  (agt  Cort- 
land wagons),  Tombstone 

WAGONMAKERS. 

(See  also  Wagons  and  Carriages ;  also 
Blacksmiths  and  Wagoumalcers. ) 


Ballard  Wm. 
Whikaker  Wm, 
Homsley  Joel, 
Graf  Leopold, 


Brii^hnm  City 
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Haydea  Ferry 
Maricopa 


Kooke  Chas,  (wheelwright), 
LUHRS  0  H  N, 


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WATCHES   AND   JEWELRY. 

(Sae  Watchmakers  and  Jewelers.) 

MORGAN  T  J, 
BEROER  J  M, 
PLUHMER  PAUL. 


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Newton  Geo  A, 
Kucher  Gustavo, 
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Marah  Frank, 
BERGER  J  H. 


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Williams  Marshall, 
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LEAVES  MARICOPA  DAILY 

On  arrival  of  S.  P.  K.  R.  Train  from  the  West,  for 

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CALIFORNIA. 

(ALPHABETICALLY.) 
8m  also,  List  of  Towns  Beceiyed  too  Late  for  Begalar  Insertku. 


There  in,  perhaps,  no  other  in  the  sisterhood  of  States  that  has  been  looked 
upon  with  eyes  of  such  high  favor  and  true  esteem  as  the  great  and  wonderful 
Golden  8tate,  a  description  of  whoso  unlimited  resources  and  attractive  scenic 
and  climatic  features  must,  from  the  nature  of  our  work,  be  necessarily  brief  and 
incomplete.  Although  less  than  a,  third  of  a  century  has  been  recorded  in  the 
world's  history  since  the  memorable  event  took  plane  that  witnessed  the  cession 
of  Culiforaia  to  the  United  States,  her  broad  area  is  covered  with  smiling  towns, 
cities  and  villages,  well  improved  and  thoroughly  cultivated  farms,  and  mammoth 
"monuments  of  bone  and  sinew"  and  handsome  temples  of  justice  and  learning; 
while  it  is  checkered  with  lines  of  railway,  and  her  rivers  are  utilized  by  a  large 
fleet  of  elegant  and  well-appointed  steamers.  The  vicissitudes  of  time  and  the 
presence  of  King  Commerce  have  wrought  a  dcvelopmtnt  that  has  scarcely  been 
paralleled  in  other  commonwealths.  In  the  remotest  corners  are  found  to-day 
proud  evidences  of  iugenuity,  enterprise  and  energy,  elements  so  essential  to  the 
progress  of  all  countries.  The  music  of  industry,  whoso  accompaniments  are  the 
hammer,  the  saw,  the  stamp,  the  trowel  und  the  plane,  awakens  the  echoes  of  the 
once  uninhabited  fastnesses  of  the  mi>untains;  and  the  clear  toned  bells  of  the 
schools  and  churches  ringing  out  upon  the  morning  air,  the  din  and  clatter  of  the 
drays,  cabs  and  tiuck-wagous  are  added  to  the  songs  of  the  farmer  in  the  valleys 
as  he  drives  his  team  atieUI.  How  magical  is  the  touch  of  Commerce  !  How 
beautiful  are  the  resultants  of  her  twin  brother.  Manufacture!  One  cannot  con- 
ceive the  immensity  of  tlieir  combined  works  until  a  tour  of  this  powerful  de- 
pendency has  bet>ii  made.  From  her  extreme  northern  boundary  to  the  southern- 
most border  bho  panorama  which  is  made  up  of  man's  genius  und  Nature's 
ecstatic  charms,  is  like  the  figures  of  a  kaleidoscope, — ever  changing,  ever  beau- 
tiful Those  two  extreme  localities  present  a  diversity  of  climate  that  is  peculi- 
arly astonishing.  In  tiio  northern  counties  in  the  Winter  season  an  abundance 
of  snow  and  ice  and  a  raw  and  chilly  atmosphere,  are  features  most  noticeable; 
while  ill  those  of  the  south  there  is  perpetual  sunshine  and  a  balmy  air,  ladened 
with  the  fragrance  of  orange  blossoms  and  rare  tlowers.  Here  the  i'.ivali  I  whose 
physique  and  hacking  cough  suggest  consumption,  is  found  contending  with  the 
inevitable  because  the  soft  and  tender  vespers  of  tlie  region  whispers  words  of  en- 
couragement in  his  willing  ear;  while  the  hardy  Nimrod,  on  his  snow-shoes,  scal- 
ing bulwarks  made  of  ice,  is  searching  at  the  nortli  for  the  burly  grizzly  or  the 
nimble  and  graceful  deer.  One  need  not  necessarily  "shiver  and  freeze,"  or  "sweat 
and  burn"  in  California,  for  every  season  of  the  year  can  be  found  at  all  times  ! 
Truly,  truly,  the  climate  of  Calilornia  is  "glorious."  Her  soil  is  of  inexhaust- 
ible fertility,  her  mountains  still  teem  with  untobl  wealth,  and  her  "big  trees,"  and 
beautiful  lakes,  alive  with  trout,  are  factors  that  must  contribute  largely  to  her 
continued  growth  and  prosperity.  Her  educational  system  stands  out  a  promi- 
nent example  of  efficient  management  and  unlimited  interest.  The  youth  of  the 
State,  under  the  careful  discipline  of  capable  preceptoi.,  attain  a  greater  degree 
of  proiicioncy  in  their  studies  than  those  of  other  States,  as  a  rule.  Tho  colleges 
of  the  State  arc  generally  handsome  and  commodiou:'.  structures.  Be  it  said  to 
her  credit,  statements  of  envious  and  malignant  visitors  to  the  contrary  notwith- 
standing, her  morals  are  of  a  very  hi^h  stamlard,  as  her  thousands  of  magnilicent 
churches,  if  that  is  any  criterion,  will  attest. 

RAILROADS. 

It  fell  to  the  lot  of  the  present  century  to  disclose  the  fact  that  rapid  progress 
and  development  of  a  country  was  attended  only  by  the  construction  of  railway 
lities.    The  experience  was  acquired  from  pereonal  observation  and  practical  solu- 


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tion  by  those  who  had  great  pecuniary  interests  at  stake,  and  whose  ambition  was 
to  place  California  far  above  the  plane  of  mediocrity,  in  advance  of  the  natural 
laws  governing  her  standard,  that  rapid  transportation  was  aiford(xl  only  by 
"bands  of  steel  and  the  iron  horse,"  and  to  the  end  that  these  requirements 
liiight  be  fulfilled,  plans  for  a  railway  system  such  as  few  other  States  possess,  were 
inaugurated.  How  successfully  the  genius  of  those  in  whose  minds  the  prodigious 
scheme  originated,  resulted,  is  shown  in  the  presence  of  numerous  lines  of  railroads 
penetrating  every  section  of  the  State.  The  first  of  these,  tb  j  vanguard  as  it  were, 
was  the 

SACRAMENTO   VALLEY    RAILROAD, 

Which  was  constructed  from  Sacramento  to  Folsom,  a  distance  of  22)  miles,  in  the 
years  1855-56,  at  the  enormous  cost  of  $1,100,000.    The  investment,  however, 

? roved  a  profitable  one,  for  its  business  was  immense  for  several  years  afterwards, 
'rosperity  of  the  section  it  permeates,  finally  sought  other  "pastures  new  "  for 
its  sustenance,  and  the  earnings  of  the  road  gradually  decreased,  though  we  be- 
lieve it  is  more  than  self-sustaining. 

THE  SACRAMENTO  VALLEY  AND  PLACERVILLE 

Is  an  extension  of  the  first  nrmed,  having  been  completed  from  Folsom  to  Shingle 
Springs,  a  distance  of  i!6  miles,  its  present  terminal  point,  in  Kl  Dorado  county. 
The  next  in  order  of  construction  was  the  San  Francisco  and  San  Jose  Bailroad, 
which  is  now  known  as  the 

NORTHERN  DIVISION  OF  THE  SOUTHERN  PACIFIC, 

Which  runs  from  San  Francisco  to  Soledad,  a  distance,  with  its  branch  from  Gil- 
roy  to  Tres  Finos,  of  162  miles.  This  road  is  finely  equipped  and  managed,  and 
traverses  one  of  the  most  picturesque  of  California's  lovely  sections.  Tlie  coun- 
try as  it  spreads  out  from  the  highway,  clothed  in  its  dress  of  verdure,  and  fringed 
by  the  Santa  Cruz  or  Cocst  Knnge,  with  beautiful  residences  dotting  the  plains 
''nd  breaking  the  monotony  which  their  absence  might  offer,  is  delightfully  charm- 
ing. This  is  a  source  of  great  revenue  to  the  owners,  and  an  indispensable  conven- 
ience to  the  residents  of  the  famed  Santa  Clara  Valley,  whose  remarkable  yields 
of  berries,  fruits,  vegetables  and  grain  rre  transpoited  by  this  line  to  the  "City 
of  the  Bay."  The  next  in  the  State's  catalogue  is  the  wonder  of  the  age,  whose 
construction  was  an  achievement  that  "knowing  ones"  were  assured  would  be 
utterly  impossible.  In  thus  referring  to  this  gigantic  enterprise,  need  we  say  that 
it  is  the 

CENTRAL    PACIFIC      RAILWAY? 

They  who  furnished  the  brains  and  the  money  that  brought  about  the  permanent 
organization  of  the  company  that  completed  this  line,  have  endeared  themselves  to 
the  people  of  the  coast  who  have  its  welfare  at  heart,  and  have  had  their  names 
inscribed  upon  monuments  that  will  crumble  only  with  time.  The  generations  of 
ages  in  tlie  labyrinthian  passages  of  the  dark  and  very  remote  future  will  point  to 
the  Ruccess,  to  the  energy  and  to  the  intrepid  courage  shown  in  the  colossal  un- 
dertaking which  was  entuiled  upon  this  enterprise  of  enterprises.  The  passage  of 
heavy  trains  of  cars  at  a  rapid  speed  across  the  towering  Sierras  seems,  even  in 
this  age  of  wonders,  this  age  of  broad  enlightentnent,refined  culture  and  genius,  to 
be  a  marvel  whose  creation  mijjht  be  traced  only  to  a  fertile  mind  "rich  in  fancy 
but  poor  in  fact."  We  remove  this  "vapor  of  deception"  in  a  trip  across  these 
mammoth  upheavals  and  realize  that  the  work  is  done.  We  rub  the  lamp  of 
magic  and  the  glories  of  labor  stand  revealed  !  The  projectors  were  discouraged 
by  the  use  of  strong  argument  and  the  almost  insurmountable  obstacles  were 
spoken  of  in  exaggerated  terms.  But  the  matured  intelligence  of  Theodore  D, 
Judah,  an  accomplished  and  veteran  engineor,  strengthened  by  keen  perception 
and  sound  judgment,  was  treated  with  high  consideration,  and  his  opinions  con- 
cerning the  feasibility  of  the  enterprise  inspired  the  "moving  spirits"  with  im- 
plicit confidence.  These  "moving  spirits"  were  Messrs  Mark  Hopkins,  E.  B.  and 
Chas.  Crocker,  C.  P.  Huntington  and  ex-Governor  Inland  Stanford.  To  the  in- 
domitable energy  of  these  gentlemen,  the  government  in  general  and  the  people  of 
the  Pacific  Coast  in  particular,  owe  the  presence  of  the  trans-continental  line  of 
railway.     Who,  then,  with  the  germ  of  gratitude  lying  dormant  in  hts  breast, 


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will  not  allow  its  development  through  the  application  of  that  fertilizer  called 
deep  appreciation.  It  is  true  they  have  acquired  Croesus-like  fortunes  through 
their  connection  with  the  great  route,  yet  who  can  truthfully  or  consistently  deny 
that  such  a  reward  has  not  been  particularly  merited  ?  The  assurance  that  the 
Centred  Pacific  is  under  efficient  management  is  made  "doubly  #jure"  by  the  fact 
that  men  of  such  prominence  in  railroad  circles  asMessrs.E.H.MiIler  Jr., Secretary; 
E.  W.  Hopkins,  Treasurer;  W.  H.  Porter,  Auditor;  S.  S.  Montague,  Chief  Engi- 
neer; A.  N.  Towne,  General  Superintendent;  J.  A.  Fillmore,  Master  of  Transpor- 
tation; E.  C.  Eellows,  Assistant  Superintendent;  J.  C.  Stubba,  Genera)  Freight 
Agent  and  T.  H.  Goodman,  General  Passenger  and  Ticket  Agent,  are  closely 
identified  with  its  interests.     It  is  a  powerful  and  an  indispensable  corporation. 

THE  OREGON  DIVISION  OF  THE  CENTRAL  PACIFIC 

Traverses  a  rich  agricultural  section  and  has  contributed  largely  to  the  develop- 
ment of  Northern  California.  It  reaches  from  Eoseburg  to  Redding,  a  distance 
of  170  miles,  and  its  completion  to  Roseburg,  connecting  at  that  point  with  the 
Oregon  and  California  Railroad,  will  no  doubt  be  witnessed  ere  the  lapse  of  many 
years. 

THE  SOUTHERN  PACIFIC, 

Connecting  with  the  Central  Pacific  at  Lathrop,  runs  almost  through  the  entire 
length  of  the  Southern  portion  of  the  State,  and  passes  through  some  of  the 
most  picturesque  country  on  the  coast.  Along  the  line  of  this  great  route  there 
are  12,000,000  acres  of  excellent  farming  and  grazing  lands,  which  the  company 
offer  for  sale  at  reasonable  rates  and  on  the  most  favorable  terms.  It  is  being 
rapidly  pushed  forward  to  its  destination,  the  object  being  to  open  up  all  that 
section  of  country  in  Arizona  and  New  Mexico  that  borders  its  route,  and  to 
secure  an  outlet  to  New  Orleans  and  th»  Gulf  of  Mexico  for  the  multifarious 

f products  of  Southern  California  to  England  and  other  European  countries.  The 
ength  of  this  line,  which  is  leased  to  the  Central  Pacihc,  together  with  its 
branches,  is  about  1 ,000  miles,  but  when  completed  will  probably  be  in  the  neigh- 
borhood of  2,000  miles. 

THE   SAN   FRANCISCO   AND    NORTH   PACIFIC 

Has  its  initial  point  near  Petaluma  and  is  completed  to  Cloverdale,  with  a  branch 
of  16  mil^s  from  Fulton  to  Guerneville.  It  permaates  one  of  the  richest  districts 
in  the  State  and  the  "big  trees,"  hot  springs  and  geysera  are  reached  by  this 
route.  It  was  built  with  private  capital  and  is  still  controlled  l>y  the  projectors. 
It  is  splendidly  equipped  and  is  a  valuable  auxiliary  in  <  'le  promotion  of  travel  and 
shipping  interest. 

CALIFORNIA    PACIFIC    AND   NORTHLiN    RAILWAY. 

The  main  line  of  this  road  has  for  its  terminal  points  Benicia  :in  :  Sacramento* 
being  the  quickest  and  shortest  route  to  the  capital  city  from  ban  Francisco* 
The  travel  oy  this  line  is  immense  and  the  country  it  passes  through  i  perfectly 
enchanting, — agricultural  in  its  nature.  It  branches  are  those  which  run  from 
Davisvillo  Junction,  eight  miles  from  Sacramento,  to  Knight's  Landing,  in  Yolo 
county,  and  from  Vallejo  to  Calistoga,  through  the  bsautif ul  Napa  vidley. 

NEVADA   COUNTY   NARROW-GAUGE. 

The  construction  of  this  line  was  begun  in  February,  1875,  and  its  completion 
to  Nevada  City,  23  miles  distant  from  Colfax,  followed  on  the  24th  of  May,  1876. 
It  was  built  by  local  subscription  and  cost  1590,000,  $250,000  of  which  was  cash 
and  the  balance  was  paid  in  bonds  of  the  company,  drawing  eight  per  cent,  inter- 
eat  semi-annually.  Close  connections  with  all  trains  on  the  Central  Pacific  Rai ' 
road  and  stage  lines  leading  to  Downieville,  Camptonville,  San  Juan,  etc.,  are 
made.    The  officers  are :    John  C  Coleman,  president ;  T.  W.  Sigoumey,  vioe- 

5 resident ;  Geo.  Fletcher,   seoretarv  and  auditor ;  F.  G.  Beatty,  treasurer,  and 
no.  F.  Kidder,  general  superintendent.    The  general  office*  are  at  Orass  Valley 

NORTH  PAOIFIO   COAST 

Runs  from  Saneelito  to  Dnnoan's  Mills,  »  distance  of  74  mile*.    The  oonntty  it 
psiies  throngh  is  rery  rich  •griculturally  and  in  grazing  features. 

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SOUTH   PACIFIC  COAST 

!■  a  narrow-gauge  and  but  quite  recently  completed.  Its  length  is  62  miles  and 
its  terminal  points  are  San  Francisco  and  Wrights.  The  country  through  which 
it  passes  is  unsurpassed  for  scenery  anywhere  ui  the  State. 

SANTA   CRUZ  RAILROAD 

Is  a  short  line,  21  miles  in  length,  having  for  its  termini  Pajaro  and  Santa  Cruz, 
the  "  Long  Branch  "  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 

VACA  VALLEY  AND  CLEAR  LAKE 

Is  a  private  line,  owned  and  operated  by  parties  in  Vacaville.  Its  length  is  about 
30  miles,  and  the  region  through  which  it  passes  is  very  fertile. 

THE   SONOMA  VALLEY 

Is  a  short  single-rail  railroad  of  the  prismodial  order,  the  only  one  we  believe  ia 
active  operation  in  the  United  States,  if  not  in  the  world.  This  line,  when  com- 
pleted, will  extend  from  Norfolk  to  Sonoma,  a  distance  of  ten  miles.  It  has 
proved  a  paying  experiment,  having  been  built  for  the  purpose  of  transferring 
freight  and  passengers  to  and  from  the  steamboats  which  are  ran  to  San  Francisco 
in  connection. 

SANTA   CRUZ   AND   FULTON 

Is  a  narrow-gauge  line  eight  miles  in  length 

THE    SANTA    MARIA    AND  SAN  LUIS   OBISPO 

Is  a  short  line  of  eleven  miles  in  length. 

STAGE   LINES. 

In  the  early  history  of  the  far  West  the  stage  coach  was  the  source  of  great 
convenience  to  the  residents,  and  its  ])re8ence,  indeed,  was  a  necessity.  Of  course 
with  the  advent  or  the  iron  horse  this  "ancient  mariner"  has  become  almost 
a  thing  of  the  past.  Yot  the  rattling  of  its  wheels  is  still  familiar  in  a  few  remote 
places  of  the  coast,  and  it  is  still  prized  for  its  advaatages. 

THE    C.   AND  O.  COAST  OVERLAND 

Rnn  a  splendid  line  of  Ccmord  coaches  from  Redding  to  Roscburg,  a  distance  of 
275  miles.     The  attractions  along  the  rotite  are 

Interesting  Resorts  Accessible  by  Central  Pacific 
and  other  Railroads  and  their  Connections. 

THE    CHIEF. 

And  most  widely  known  of  California's  attractive  features  is  the  wonderfu' 
Yosemite  valley,  whose  remarkable  ch.-ism,  tow  ring  cliffy,  clothed  in  ftt'.rnal  snow 
and  ice,  rugged  peaks  reaching  far  int  ■  the  lovi  ly  sky,  and  its  picturesque  plane, 
bordered  by  meandering  streams  of  sparkling  water,  form  a  picture  that  is  eulo- 
gistic even  of  Nature's  handiwork.  By  taking  the  Southeni  Pacific  Railroad  to 
Merced,  the  valley  can  be  reacheii  after  a  ride  of  86  miles  vii  Coulterville,  or  91 
miles  by  the  way  of  Mariposa.  The  trip  is  made  by  taking  one  route  and  return- 
ing by  the  other.  Kither  one  will  afTonl  a  view  of  those  wonders  of  California's 
natural  curiosities,  the  "Bis:  Trees."  No  visitor  to  the  fioUlen  State  should  fail 
to  see  these  mammoth  "offshoots  of  Nature's  virgin  soil."  The  next  in  impor- 
tance is  the  grove  of 

BIG  TREES, 

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terminus  of  the  CoppcropoUs  Division  of  the  Central  raciilc  Railroad.  The 
laifi;estof  this  grove  is  the  "Mother  of  the  Forest,"  meamiring  321  feet  in  height 
and  £0  feet  in  circumference  at  the  base.      The  "Father  ef  the  Forest"  lies  pros- 


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Is  the  petrified  forest,  which  is  near  Calistoga,  Napa  county.  The  trees  were 
evidently  brought  to  this  condition  by  the  action  of  volcanic  influent  .  It  is 
reached  by  the  Napa  Branch  of  the  Califr)rnia  Pacific  Railroad.  It  is  a  freak  of 
Nature  that  would  excits  the  wonder  of  the  geologist  or  the  curiosity  hunter. 

LAKE   TAHOE. 

Noted  for  its  great  depth  and  altitude,  as  well  as  the  want  of  buoyancy  in  its 
waters,  which  are  as  clear  as  crystal.  It  is  a  very  pleasant  summer  resort,  and 
is  visited  by  thousands  of  persons  annually.  There  have  been  several  small 
villages  built  on  its  shores,  clothed  with  forests  of  evergreens,  where  the  best  of 
accommodation  can  be  obtained.  There  are  quite  a  number  of  attractions  in  the 
immediate  vicinity,  besides  those  offered  to  the  Nimrods  or  Izaak  Waltons,  who 
follow  the  trail  for  black  tailed  deer,  or  troll  for  trout.  It  is  reached  by  stage 
from  Truckee,  on  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad,  12  miles  distant. 

BESIDES  THOSE  ENUMERATED. 

There  are  many  other  places  where  the  lover  of  Nature's  beauties  can  find  sub- 
ject matter  sufficient  to  keep  him  in  employment  at  their  study  for  many 
months,  which  he  can  hear  of  on  application  to  any  employee  of  the  railroad 
companies. 

The  U.  S.  Fishery  on  the  McCloud  river,  17  miles  from  Redding,  is  the  first 
point  t«>  attract  the  travelers  attention.     Accommodations  for  tourists  wishing  to 
visit  this  place  can  be  had  at  AUin's    Station.     Next  in  the  route  come  various 
points  of  interest  on  the  Sacramento  river,  notably  Southern's,  Bailey's,  Soda 
Springs  and  Strawberry  Valley,  all  of  which  have  numerous  attractions.   Bailey's  1 
or  Lowe's  Soda  Springs,  is  attractive  for  its  five  springs  of  soda  water,  good  fish- 
ing and  liunting,  and  for  affording  the  best  opportunities  for  views  of  Castle  Rock,   I 
ouc  of  Nature's  maater-pieccs.     This  magnifient  scene,  viewed   at  sunrise,  leaves 
an  impression  that  will  always  be  remembered  with  pleasure.  Upper  Soda  Springs, 
5  miles  from  Bailey's  and  C!)  miles  from  Redding,  ia  the  principal  place  of  resort 
on  the  Sacramento  river.  Here  the  pleasure  seeker  finds  not  only  the  best  of  hunt- 
ing and  .iahing,  but  he  finds  the  Soda  Springs  House  suppliea  with  every  comfort 
that  a  reasonable  man  should  desire;  an  accommod.*ting  host,  and  at  any  and  all 
times  the  free  services  of  that  genial  old  pioneer  fisherman  and  hunter,  "Uncle 
Dick,"  who  is  always  ready  to  point  out  to  the  angler  the  favorite  resorts  of  the 
wily  trout,  or  pilot  the  ambitious  Nimrod  to  the  haunts  of  the  noble  buck.     There 
is  a  clear,  cold  spring  of  delicious  soda  water  at  the  very  door  of  the  house.     Sis- 
son's,  at  Strawberry  Valley,  8  miles  from  Soda  Springs  and  77  miles  from  Red- 
ding, is  the  headquarters  of  parties  wishing  to  tfisit  the  Upper  McCloud  or  ascend 
Mount  Shasta,  which  ia    14,440  feet   in  altitude.     This   place  is  the  only  rival  to 
Soda  Springs,  and  the  unprejudiced  writer  hesitates  to  give  the  palm  to  either. 
Sisaon  makes  it  his  business  to  fit  out  camping  parties,  or  parties  wishing  to  as- 
cend Mount  Shasta,   and  furnishes    guides,   of  which  he  is  himself  the  most  ex- 
perienced and  capable.     Further  northward,   just  on  the  Oregon  line,  the  route 
crosses  the  beautiful  Siskiyou  Mountains,  and  at  their  foot  on  tlie  northern  side, 
at  Major  Bannon's,  is  a  convenient  stopping  place  for  parties  wishing  to  explore 
the  Klamath  Lake  region,  which  abounds  in  objects  of  interest.      This  region  is 
i;he  paradise  of  the  hunter  and  fisherman,  Clevato  Lake,  Py  venial  Lake  and  the 
Lava  Beds,  ths  scene  of  the  Modoc  war,  are  located  in  this  region. 

From  th6  Siskiyou  Mountains  to  the  terminus  of  the  line  at  Roseburg,  there  ar« 
many  objects  of  interest,  and  many  good  places  for  rest. 


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AcampO) 

SAN  JOAQUIN   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  and  small  town  on  the 
Western  Division  of  the  Central  Pacific 
R&ilroad,  16  miles  north  of  Stockton. 


Denehy  Dennis,  blacksmith 
Denehy  &  Mullen,  gen  mdse 
Gilman  John,  liquors 
KIRKLANS   WM,   postmaster, 

mdse,  wood  and  coal 
Morris  6  W,  blacksmith 


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Aidin, 

MODOC  COUNTY, 

Is  situated  in  a  good  farming  and  mining 
district,  and  takes  its  name  from  Aidiu 
McDowell,  Esq.  It  is  a  postoflSce,  and 
has  a  population  of  400 

"AIDIN     HAWEEYE,"      Lafayette 
Barnes  propr 

BABNES      LAFAYETTE,      propr 
"Aidin  Hawkeye" 

Beecher  James  U,  gen  mdse 

Blaske  A,  gen  mdse 

Bofinger  &,  Bedford,  brewery 

Cutter  J  C,  justice  of  peace 

Fiock  &  Morse,  butchers 

Frank  A  J,  propr  Franks  Hotel 

Groves  &  Wilson,  planing  mill 

Hall  C  F,  physician 

Henderson  Geo,  saloon 

Hendricks  L,  gen  mdse 

Ingram  &  Harper,  liverv  stable 

Ingram  &    Wilson,     blacksmiths 
wagonmakers 

Magnus  H,  saloon 

McCash  C  A,  physician  and  druggist 

Miller  &  Ross,  boots  and  shoes 

McDowell  Aidin,  flour  mills 

Mitchell  — ,  varieties    - 

Mooers  S  C,  hotel 

Parker  J  W,  atty 

Parkers  A  Cutter,  ins        

BOSEBEBRY  &  KNIQHT,  gen  mdse 
and  postoffice 

Schminck  H,  stoves  and  hardware 

Striplin  A  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
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Alameda. 

ALAHEDA   COUNTY. 

A  pretty  place  of  3,000  inhabitants, 
lying  across  the  bay,  opposite  San  Fran- 
dsoo,  from  which  it  is  eight  miles  dis- 
tant.   It  it  oceupi«d  by  a  large  nombtr 


of  San  Francisco  bnsinesb  men  as  a  place 
of  residence. 


Ackley  &  Harter,  carriage  factory 
"ALAMEDA  ABOU^"  T  G  Daniels 

propr,  Park  bet  Webb  and  Santa  Clara 

aves  \ 

ALAMEDA  BBEWEBY,  V  Rudhardt 

propr,  cor  Santa  Clara  and  Third  ave 

"Alameda  encinal/'  Fredk  k 

Krauth  propr  and  pub,  e  s  Park,  bet 

Lincoln  and  Webb  aves 
Alameda  Free  Library,  G   H    Stipp  U- 

brarian,  cor  Park  and  Eagle  ave 
ALAMEDA  0ABDEN8,  Conrad  Stolze 

propr.  Prospect  near  Railroad  ave 
Alameda    Musical    Institute,    Mme    E 

Pattiani  prin 
AlamtHla  Nursery,  Wm  Meyer  propr 
BABBEB  A  S,  grocer  and  gen  store, 

cnr  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Park 

BABLOW   MBS    SUSAN,    proprss 

Loyal  Oak  Hotel 
Beretta  Wm,  restaurant 
Berry  J  A,  liquors,  NE  cor  Central  are 

and  McPherson 
BIBD  OEO,  liquors.  Birds  Point 
BOEHMEB  F,  grocer.  Park 

BOYD    JOHN,    liquors.     Central    bet 

Webster  and  Third 
BBEMEB  H,  Schutzen  Park,  Central 

ave  bet  Prospect  and  McPhersoa 
BBOWN  JAS  B,  liquors,  cor  Webster 

and  Santa  Clara  ave 
BYLEB  W  P,  justice  of  peace,  Web- 

ster  8  doors  from  R  R  ave 
Cabral  Alexandre,  bootmaker 
COADY  B  E,  Encinal   Livery  Stable, 

Encinal  ave  bet  Oak  and  Park 
Connelly  F  J,  liquors 
Corbett  J  J,  restaurant 
Cox  RS,  architect 
DAVIDSON  AUOTJST,  liquors,  Cen- 

tral  a.e  bet  Webster  and  Third  aves 

D£  CHESNE  HENBY.'A  M,  druggist 

and  physician,  cor  Webster  and  Santa 

Clara 
Edwards  John,  liquors 
Ellsworth  John,  atty  at  law 

ENCINAL  LUMBEB  YABD,  Ren- 
ton,  Holnes  Sl  Co  proprs,  E  B  Ren- 
shaw  manager 
Encinal  Park  House,   Wm  Horst  propr 
Fassking'^  Park  and  Hotel,  Louis  Fass- 
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Baker  cashier 
Frank  Andrew,  liquors 
Gallagher  E,  boot*  and  shoM 
Gilbert  k  Brovn,  real  estate  and  ins 
Gochnauer  P  L,  batcher 
Green  Arbor  Baths,  Jno  T  Gilman  propr 
OBEEN  A  J,  druggiat,  Park 


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OBIPP  HENBY,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

Webster  near  Santa  Clara  ave 
GUILLETTE  T,  saloou,    Central  ave 

next  to  Scbutzen  Park 
HALET  ft    EDSON,    Terrace  Baths, 

Central  ave  cor  Third 
Hartwick  A  S,  horseshoeing  andwagon- 

mnking 
Hecker  Adolph,  hardware 
HOLTZ  WM  &  SON.  grocers,  S£  cor 

VVebrfter  and  Railroad 
Hunter  W  B,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

real  estate  agent 
Kalis  Frank  J,  barber 
KINSMILL  MBS  M  J,  dressmaking, 

Santa  Clara  ave  near  Park 
Klebsnh  &  Fuetterer,  liq^uors 
Knowlton  Mrs  L  A,  stationery,  varieties 

and  post  mistress 
KOHIiMOOS  HOTEL,  Kohlmoos  Bros 

proprs,  s  B  Kailroad  ave,  bat  Second 

and  Third  aves 
KROPPCH,  grocer 
licmkie  C  H,  barber 

LONG  BRANCH    SALOON    AND 

OABD£N>  E  Mayrisch  propr,  cor 
Webster  and  Railroad  ave 

LOTAL  OAK  HOTEL,  Mrs  Susan  Bar- 
low pronr,  Park  near  Pacific  ave 

McKee  J  VV,  real  estate 

Mclean  Stirling,  ins 

MILLS  &  FISCHEB,  plumbers  and 
gastitters,  Park 

Merrill  &  Fossing.  fruit  and  produce 

Morris  &  Powell,  house  and  sign  painters 

Moulton  Garry  H,  constable  and  col 

NOBMANN   JOHN  H,  furniture,  SE 

cor  Park  and  Kailroad  ave 
Nelson  Hans,  liquors 
PALMER  N  W.   town   treasurer,  tax 

collector   and    notary    public.    Town 

Hall,  Webb  ave 
Park  Hotel,  Artaser  Cannon  propr 
Park  Opera  House 
Perkins  F  J,  cia^ars  and  tobacco 
Pearson  Jno  W ,  Long   Branch   Bathing 

Association  manager,  Central  ave,  foot 

Webster 
Polarski  P,  liquors.  Central  ave 
Porter  B  B,  stationery  and  varieties 
Priest  H,  merchant  bailor 
Probst  liouis,  bakery 
Quast  J,  gasfitting  •  < 

Quirk  &  Kemp,  carpenters 
Reichrath  Louis,  boots  and  shoes 
KeynoKls  J  M,  real  estate 
Robertson  Mrs  John,  fancy  goods, stamp- 
ing and  embroidery 
ROTHERMEL  &  CO,  grocers.  Mastic 

St'ttion,  Railroad  ave 
RUTHARDT      VICTOR,      Alameda 

Brewery,   Santa  Clara  and  Railroad 

ave 


Sandy  Beach  Baths,  Cook  propr 

Schaberg  William,  liquors 

Schroeder  &  Victors,  hay,  grain,  lime, 
cement  etc 

SCHNUTENHAT7S  L  J  F,  Neptune 
Gardens,  Sea  Baths  and  Family  Re- 
sort, Central  ave 

Shead  D  L,  fruit  and  vegetables 

Shepardson  H  F,  real  estate 

Shoaif  P  L,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer 

SHBEWSBTJBT  MBS  N  A,  milli- 

nery.  Park  Row  bet  Santa  Clara  and 
Central  ave 
SMITH  A  THOMAS,  real  estate.  Park 

SMITH   JOHN    S,    merchant    tailor, 

Santa  Clara  ave  near  Park 
STOLZE  CONBAD,   Alameda  Garden 

Saloon 
Sunny  Cove  Baths.  Geo  W  Traner  propr, 
Thalia  Garden,  August  Marks  propr 
Tivoli  Garden,  Henry  Schonan  propr 
TURNER  ft  MARTIN,  livery  stable, 

N£  cor  Park  and  Railroad  ave 
Wachter  E,  meat  market, 
Wheeler  &  Relfe,  wood  and  coal 
Wood  A  B,  dentist 

Women's  Temperance  Coffee  House  and 
Free  Reading  Room,  Mrs  R  Cook 
manager,  Santa  Clara  near  Park 
WONOERLICH  ft  BRTAN,  New- 
port Baths,  cor  Central  and  Second 
aves 
Yoscmite  Hotel,  I  N  Kay  &  Son  proprs 


NATIONAjJALOON. 

WINES,  IIQUORS  AND  CIGARS, 

CENTRAL  AVENUE, 

Next  to  SohutMn  Park,  AI^AMIGDA; 


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T.  GUILLETTE,  Prop'r. 

Alamo, 

CONTRA  COSTA    COUNTY, 

Is  a  small  place  and  postoffice,  15  miles 
southeast  of  Martinez. 


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Hardy  Jas,  carpenter 

Henry  J  B,  gen  mdae^  postmaster  and 

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Magnificent  SjiiuI  Beach.  High  Waterat  all  Houm.  Uiidoultcdiy  one 
of  the  finest  rcHorts  for  families  on  the  Pacific  Coast.  Can  acioniiuotlatc 
2,000  gnct.t3.  Kach  bath  liouse  has  a  gla^s  rouf  so  that  bathcru  on  coming 
out  of  the  sea  receive  nature's  own  warmth. 

WOi^DERLICH  &  BRYAN,  Proprietors. 


Albion, 

MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 

A  postofficc,  reached  via  Duncan's  Mills, 
on  the  N.  P.  C.  E.  R.,  and  stage  lines 
frum  that  point. 

Handley  Bros,  lifjuora  ^   , 

Johnson  C  C,  market 
•lohnson  J  E,  gen  mdse 
Mac|iherson  &  Wcthcrheo,  sawmi'.l 
Mulson  H,  liquors 
Salmon  Creek  R  K  Co 
Salmon  Creek  Sawmill  Co 
Salmon  Creek  Shinijle  Mill  Co 

TEAOTIE  ALLAH,  tel  opr 

White  LEA  Co,  gen  merchants 
White  W  H,  gen  merchant 


Alcatraz, 

BAN   FRANCISCO  CODNTT, 

la  a  postoffice  of  the  U.  S.  military  pris' 
on  aud  fort  in  the  Buy. 

Thomaa  Chas,  postmaster 


Alexander, 

SONOMA   COUNTV, 
Six  miles  from  Healdsbur '. 


WASREir  W  T,  post     ster 


Alleghany, 

SIERRA    COUNIV, 
Is  a  postoffice  9  miles  from  Downieville. 


Bradbury  J  T,  dry  goods  and  market 

Biiinerd  Chas,  livery  stable 

CRAFTS  &  CO,  postoffice  and  general 

merchandise 
Fay  F  A,  varieties 
Hauber  F  J,  wheelwright  . 
Hooper  W  N,  hotel 
[icf ever  J,  i>hysician 
Thom|>8on  D  iiS,  hotel 
West  k  Clute,  suloon 
Young  F  E,  carpenter 


Allendale. 


SOLANO   COUNTV. 
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Allen  Springes, 

LAKE    COUNTY. 

ALLEN  A  B.  postmaster 

ALLEN  BROS,  agents  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co,  general  merchandise,  liquors  and 
proprietors  Allen  Springs  Hotel 


Alma, 

SANTA   CLARA   COUNTY. 

Aram  J  H,  ngt  S  P  C  R  R 

Cook  Mrs  M  A,  hotel 

D-.vfs  Thos,  biiggagemaster,  S  P  C  R  R 

Pa  is  SamI,  coiiductor,  8  P  C  11  li 

!•  mmett  Elias,  carpenti'r 

Floyd  Jno  (i,  hotel  and  postmaster 

Robinson  F  C,  saloon 

Stewart  H  &  J.  gen  mdso 

Timm  (ieo,  surveyor 


Alta, 

PLACKR   COUNTY, 

A  postolBce  53  mile?  east  of  Auburn,  on 
the  Central  Pacihc  Raiiroad. 


ALTA  BRANCH  PIONEER   BOX 

FACTORY,  Cooke  &  Son  pioi)riutort 
Banvanl  E  M,  hotel  and  postmaster 
Bush  E«hv,  machini;it 
Damsguard  Jno,  sawmill 
Kellogg  K  M,  carpenter 
Kfllogg  Geo  1>,  agt  Bear  River  Mill  Co 
Kellogg  &  Pickens,  gen  mdse,  hay,  grain, 

worn!,  lumber,  etc 
Lindley  Wm,  carpenter    - 
St  Louis  Mining  Co 
Terrill  J  B,  agt  C  P  R  R,   W,  P  &  Co'e 

Kx  and  WO  Tel  Co 
W  bittern  F  G,  liquors 


Altoona, 

TRINITY   COUNTY. 

CRANDALL  CHARLES,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster  and  superinten- 
dent A  Q  Mining  Co 


Altaville, 

CALAVKRAS  COUNTY, 

145  miles  from  San  Francisco,  is  a  very 
pretty  little  place  of  about  i'50  inhabit- 
auts.    It  is  reached  rut  Stockton. 


ALTAVILLE  HOTEL,  B  R  Prince 

proprietor 
Baker  Jno,  brewery 
Deiueroat  D  D,  foundry 
Nnninger  Henry,  gen  mdse 
PRINCE  B  R,  general  merchandise, 

■ilk  grower,  iuaurance    agent,    mine 

owner,  eto 


Alturas, 


MODOC    COUNTY, 

(Dorr is  Bridge  postofBce.) 

A  place  of  400  inhabitants,  reached  ria 
Oregon  Division  of  the  Central  Pacific 
Railroad  and  stage  line  from  Redding; 
distant  from  San  Francisco  489  miles. 


Berry  C,  bootmaker 
Sowman  &  Short,  blacksmiths 
Bowmer  J  C,  atty  at  law 
Breeding  Wm,  blacksmith 
Combs  W  J,  hotel 

EDWARDS  W  F,  pnb  "Modoc  Inde- 
pendent" 
Estes  L  C,  livery  stable 
Ewing  F  W,  dist  atty 
Fitzgerald  N,  notary 
Forrest  J  M,  pliysician 
Gayiion  A,  saddler  ' 

Giroux  &  Hironjmonf,  liquors 
Greenslet  C  D,  painter 
Grubbs  E  P,  county  supt  schools 
Harrii  G  F,  superior  jud^e 
Holleman  J,  atty  at  law 
Howard  Jas  W,  county  assessor 
Hudnall  W  L,  physician 
Keree  David,  restaurant 
LAIRD  J  T,  postmastsr 
Lauer  E,  gen  mdse 
Ijondon  Jno  M,  market 
Mann  &  Skinner,  saloon 
Mark  &  Sanders,  gen  mdse 
McKay  Geo  A,  wagonmaker 
Mitchell  &  Estes,  livery 

"MODOC   INDEPENDENT,"   W  F 

Edwards  pub 
Monday  D  L,  carpenter 
Neleker  &,  London,  butchers 
Nichols  R  F,  carpenter 
Payne  &  Gagnon,  harness  makers 
Rine  N  B,  county  treasurer 
Saulisbury  W  A,  county  surveyor 
Skinner  W  L,'  liriuors 
Stanley  Jno,  public   administrator  and 

coroner 
Tenner  E,  atty  at  lav/' 
Thompson  A  E,  carpenter 
Turner  E,  atty  at  law 
Wakefield  Jas  &  Son,  livery  stable 
WELCH  GEORGE  W,  county  clerk 

and  recorder 
Weller  O  D,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
Williams  W  ,liquora 


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California — Alvarado-Anaheim. 

ALPIIABBTICALLr. 


Alvarado, 


ALAMEDA    COUNTY, 

Sixteen    miles  from  Oakland, 
South  Facitic  Coast  R.  K. 


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Dettelback  J  B,  gen  mdse 
Goldman  J,  gen  mdse 
Helwig  Philip  &  Co,  market 
Hezer  August,  bakery 
Lowell  A  J,  stoves  and  tinware 
McKeown  Jos,  blacksmith  and 

EICHMOND  E  A,  agent  W,  F  &  Co, 

postmaster  and  justice  of  the  peace 
Standard  Sugar  Manufacturing  Co 
Stekes  J  J,  gen  mdse 
Tay  Geo  H  &  Co,  stove  foundry 


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SANTA    CLARA    COUNTY. 

Braley  —  Rev,  warehouse 

California  Transportation  Co,   (Nelson 

&  Anderson) 
Carter  John  S  &  Co,  grain  market  and 

warehouse 
Emerson  Austin,  carpenter  and  builder 
Ham  U  K,  hay,  grain  and  storage 
Hutchinson  Robert,  hay  and  warehouse 
Martin  John,  hay  and  grain 
McCall  Wm  &  Co,  hay  and  warehouse 
Nelson  &  Anderson,  (C'al  Transportation 

Co),  warehouse 
Ortley  John  J,  hay  and  grain,  and  stor' 

age 
Pelle  Jules,  hotel 
Pray  Frank,  flouring  mill 
Thompson  Thos,  hotel 
Tilden  Susan  Mrs,  gen  mdse 
Wade  H  G,  hay  and  grain,  and  ware 

house 
Wade  Miss  Mary  A,  postmistress 
Wright  Wm,  hotel 


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Amador  City, 

AMADOR   COUNTY, 


A  mining  town  of  800  inhabitants, 
reached  via  Amador  branch  of  the  C.  P. 
R.  R.  to  lone,  thence  by  stage  8  miles; 
distant  from  Sacramento  55  miles. 


Dunlap  J  R  &  Co,  drugs  and  varieties, 
agent  W  U  Tel  Co  and  postmaster 

Eclipse  Mill  k  Mining  Co,  Geo  W  Kling 
supt 

Fleehart  C,  agent  W,  F  4  Co 

Greenwood  J,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Gundry  J,  justice  of  peace 

Gundry  Mrs  M,  boarding 

Henderson  F  B,  hotel 

Hewitt  &  Hammeek,  gen  mdse 

HurdW  G,  watchman 

JEFFREY  MBS  E  J,  millinery 

Kerr  Thos,  livery  stable 

Keystone  Mining  Co,  O  C  Hewett  supt 

Kirkland  Jas,  grocer 

Kirkland  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Kling  Geo  W,  propr  Pony  Saloon 

KOmLER  H  J,  bakery,  restaurant 
and  liquors 

Mayon  J  L,  physician 

Mayon  T  H,  physician 

Miller  D  H,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Mooney  Michael,  liquors 

Payton  W,  constable 

Peyton  Wm,  liquors 

Priddy  Rev  W  B,  clergyman,  (Metho- 
dist) 

Rafael  N,  tailor 

Smith  S  H,  liquors 

Thomas  J  H,  gen  mdse 

Weil  A,  geii  mdse 

Werner  S.  Sutherland,  butchers 


Amador  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  J  R  Johns 

supt 
Basso  A,  bootmaker 
Bianchetti  B,  hotel 
Bunker  Hill  Mine,  John  Palmer  supt 
Chiechizola  A,  gen  mdse 
Culbert  T  S,  blacksmith 


Anaheim, 

LOS   ANUELES   COUNTY, 

Is  twenty-six  miles  southeast  of  Los  An- 
geles, on  the  San  Diego  branch  of  the 
8.  P.  R.  R.,  13  miles  north  of  Ana- 
heim Landing.  The  town  is  situated  in 
the  center  of  a  level  plateau,  160  feet 
above  the  sea  level.  It  is  13  miles  from 
the  Pacific  Ocean,  and  on  three  sides 
is,  more  or  less,  enclosed  by  foot-hills 
four  miles  distant,  and  little  mountains 
10  miles  distant. 

To  the  eastward,  60  miles  off,  are  the 
high  mountains  of  the  Sierra  Madre,  with 
snow-capped  tops.  To  the  westward  is 
the  ocean,  with  a  fine  sandy  beach  of  30 
miles  in  extent.  The  surrounding  county 
is  very  fertile,  and  is  planted  in  fruit 
orchards,  vineyards  and  orange  groves. 
Owing  to  the  great  fertility  of  the  soil,  and 
extraordinary  quick  growth  of  trees  and 
vegetation  in  Southern  California,  homes 
may  be  raised  in  a  very  short  time 
whose  beauty  it  would  take  scores  of 
vears  to  attain  in  less  favored  localities. 
The  population  of  Anaheim  is  nearly 
2,000;  the  society  is  good,  and  musical 
entertainments  are  frequent.     Game  is 


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plentiful,  from  grizzly  bears  inthemoun 
tains,  to  quail  and  wild  duuk   on   the 
plains  and  creeks. 

The  temperature  is  very  equable,  and 
though  the  days  are  warm  and  sunny  all 
the  year  round,  they  are  never  oppres- 
sively hot.  The  nights  are  bright  and 
starry,  and  cool  in  mid-summer.  Rain 
falls  at  intervals  during  the  winter 
months,  and  almost  invariably  at  night, 
the  mornings  being  fresh  and  invigorat- 
ing. It  is  the  unanimous  testimony, 
both  of  physicians  and  travelers  who 
have  visited  Anaheim,  that  the  climate 
is  unsurpassed  as  a  health  resort  for  in- 
valids, especially  those  suffering  from 
diseases  of  the  chest.  Numbers  are  the 
instances  where  persons  who  have  come 
to  this  country  under  sentence  of  death 
from  Eastern  physicians,  have  returned 
home  cured,  or  been  so  greatly  benefited 
as  to  bo  able  to  enjoy  life  and  pursue 
their  avocations. 

Most  places  in  Southern  California 
are  healthy,  but  Anaheim  has  u  climate 
and  situation,  with  more  of  the  desira- 
ble, and  fewer  of  the- undesirable  ({uali- 
ties  for  invalids,  than  any  other  place  in 
this  part  of  the  world. 

Anaheim  has  Episcopal  and  Presby- 
terian churches,  a  Roman  Catholic  chai>el 
and  a  tine  school  house.  There  are  also 
a  well  e<lited  weekly  paper,  the  "  (Ja- 
zette,"  two  hotels,  the  i'lunters'  and  the 
Anaheim,  two  banks,  two  breweries, 
and  numerous  stores  and  wine  and  spirit 
manufacturers;  also  a  Sanitarium  and  in- 
valid's home. 

This  Sanitarium  ia  built  of  brick,  com- 
modious and  well  furnished,  and  offers 
to  the  invalid  a  home  in  a  dry  and  sunny 
clime. 

The  proprietor  is   a  graduate  of  the 
Queen's  College,  Ireland,  and  the  Royal 
College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  f'A 
iuburgh. 

"ANAHEIM    GAZETTE,"   (weekly) 

Kicliard   Mt-lrose  propr, 
Anaheim  Gas  Works,  J  os  Bcnncrschcidt 

propr 
Backs  F  &  J,  funiiture,  undertaking  and 

sewing  machines 
Bailey  Alexander,  town  judge 
Bailey  Alexander,  justice  of  the  ixtace 

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president,  B  F  Seibcrt  cashier.  Centre 
Bauer  Geo,  bootmaker 
Barham  R  M,  deputy  sheriff 
Bennerscheidt  Carl,  saloon 
Bennerscheidt  Jos,   stoves,  tinware,  gaS' 

fitting  and  plumbing.  Gas  Works 
Bettnear  Andrew,  wine  distillery 


Boege  Henreich,  wine  grower 

Boege  Timothy,  wine  grower 

Boldt  Mrs  H  E,  wine  grower 

Boycc  Matthew,  uunsmith 

fireetl  Mrs  Julia  M,  teacher 

Brier  Miss  Mary,  teacher 

Brown  Mrs  Flora,  millinery 

Burkle  U,  wine  grower 

Cahen  Hippolyte,  gen  mdse  and  agricul- 
tural implements 

City  Water  Works 

Ciaesen  Martin,  saloon 

COHEN  BROS,  gen  mdse,  Los  Angeles 

Conratl  Frederick,  brewery 

Cowen  E  L,  dentist 

DARLING  T  A,  agent  S  P  R  R  and 
brancli  operator  W  U  Tel  Co,  Depot 

Davis  P  8l  Bro,  gen  mdse  agricul  impl 
and  banking 

Davis  Gustave,  (P  D  &  Bro)  nursery  de- 
pot 

Dean  J  H  T,  barber  and  baths 

Dreyfus  B  &  Co,  wine  growers 

Duncnnson  E  E,  gen  mdse 

DUNHAM  E,  propr  Planters  Uotel, 
Centre  and  Los  Angeles 

Eschelbach  Peter,  wine  grower 

Evans  Bros,  groceries 

Ey  Frank,  cigars,  tobacco,  news  and 
barbers 

Ferguson  &  Lake,  drugsists 

FERGUSSON  REGINALD  A,  English 
physician  and  surgeon.  The  Sani- 
tarium 

Fesenfeld  \Vm,  stove  and  tinware 

GANNON  THOMAS  L,  justice  of  the 

peace  and  wheelwright.  Centre 

GOODMAN  &  RDflPATJ,   dry  goods, 

clothing,  boots  and  shoes  and  furnish- 
ing goods.  Centre 

Grezez  Francois,  Commercial  Hotel 

Guinn  J  M,  teacher 

Hammes  Piiilip,  w  ine  grower 

HAMBURG-AMERICAN  PACKET 
CO'S  AGENCY,  B  F  Seibert  agent 

HANNA  JOHN  real  estate  and  ins  agt 

llanna  Harry,  manager  VV  U  Tel  Co 
and  ins 

Hartung  Frederick,  wine  grower 

Helmsen  Mrs  E,  cigars,  tobacco  and  va- 
rieties 

Henderson  W  H,  teacher 

HIGGINS  WM  M,  postmaster  and 
driiuuidt.  Centre 

HILLE  CHAS,  bakery  and  saloon, 
Centre 

Hinde  T  P,  brewery 

Howard  VVm.  carpenter 

Kamig  W,  wine  grower 

Korn  F  A,  wine  grower 

Korn  F  A,  town  trustee 

Kraker  Henry,  saloon 

Kuelph  Mrs  E,  wine  grower 


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Kroeger  H,  wine  grower 

LangeabwTuer  A,  gun  niilao,  agricul  impl 

and  agt  \V  F  i.  Co  und  wiau  grower 
Langeiiburger  F,  ina  agt 
Law  ton  A  J,  roul  estataagt 

LEONARD  &  DAOWN,  meat  market, 

CouCre 
Lewid  L  F,  livery  stable 
Loreuz  C,  wiiiu  urowor 
Luedke  H,  waCuhiuaker  und  jeweler  and 

wine  grower 
McUorniiitt   Henry  J,  blaokamith    and 

wugoninaker 
McKiniiij  Mr<i  A  K,  dressmaker  and  pat 

tjrn  agt 
M£LE03E  BICHABD,    editor     and 

prupr  "Aiiaiitiia  (iazotto"  and  iasur- 

aauu  ugent,  Ljs  An  joles 
Melroao  It,  town  cleric 
MjudeUou  M  A,  tailur  and  clothing 
Mjtz  Mi's  M,  wiiie  grower 
Moriaon    W  A,  bLcksuiith  and  wagon- 
in  .iker 
MILES  BROS,  grist  mill  opposite  K  K 

JJopot 
MTf/rifl  D  E,    warehouse,  storage  and 

coiniiiidjion.  and  iusurmce  ugeut,  op 

posite  K  U  D.pot 
Mitchel!  N  H,  livery  stable 
Muntgoin3ry   Victor,  atty    at  law  and 

not.ry  p.iblio 
M  taiin  111  C,  saloon, 
Nebjlun.;  Max,  saloon,  > 

NeipJolin,  winegrower 
OLliEN     WM    B,     agent      Steame's 

Itaiulios  und  real  estate  and  insurance 

agetit,  Oentrd 
Payne  V  1{,  city  marshal 
Pelli3grin  P,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
PL^TEBS  HOTEL,  E  Dunham  pro 

prictor,  Ctiiitro  and  Ljs  Angeles 
Reiser  Tiieodore,  wine  grower 
Kiinp  lu  Theodore,  ins  agt 
Kuelimiiin  Frederick,  saloon 

SAHIIAQO  GOLD  AND  SILVEB 
MINING  CO,  T  A  Darlinc;  mmager 
and  vice  prosiient,  offije  U  U  Djpot 

Saxton  — ,  town  trustjo 

SEIBEBT  B  F,  cashier  Bank  of  Ana- 
heim, iniurance  agent,  and  agent 
H  imbur^-Americau  Packet  Co;  drafts 
drawn  o.i  uU   European  cities;  Ceutr^i 

Sex  Mis4  Juli^i,  dresjuiaker 

Schneider  Mrs,  wine  grower 

Scott  K  \V,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic 

SMITH  A  GUY,  (A  G  S  &  Co),  agent 
Imperial,  London,  Northern  aud 
Quee  I  Insurance  companies 

SMITH  A  GUT  &  CO,  lumb.^r,  grain 
aud  produce  and  commission  mer- 
chants, saw,  planing  aud  grist  mills, 
brick  yard  and  warehouse,  IC  K  Depot 


Snolgrass  B  J,  constable 

Stackpole  J  VV  &  J  E,  Mloon  aid  lodg- 

Steinhart  A  NV,  cashier  B^nk  of  P  Davis 
&  Bro  and  ins  agt 

STOUGH  H  A,  blacksmith  &  wagon- 
maker.  Centre 

Strodthof  D,  wine  grower 

THE  SANITARIUM,  Dr.  Ileginald  A 
Fer^usaoii  propr,  Lamon,  Second  aud 
■South 

TUFFBEE  J  K,  real  estate  agent,  Los 

Angeles 
War.ing  O,  harness  and  saddles 
Werder  H,  town  trustee 
\Verder  H,  wine  grower, 
Wehineyer  H,  wine  grower 
White  A  E,  horse^hoer  aud  blacksmith 
Wilie  C,  coopjr 
Williams  D  K,  drayman 
Wiatieid  Mrs  M  J,  dres^imaker 
Yoouin  J  H,  physician 
Zjyn  John  P,  town  trustee,  winegrower 

Anderson, 

8IIA8TA   COUNTY. 

Abbott  J  W,  hotel 

Anderson  E,  hotel  and  agt  W,  F  4  Co 
Anderson  E  F,  act  Cal  &  O  it  U 
Anderson  Hans,  bbckiinith 
Anderson  W  8,  clerk  and  postmaster 
B.iker  Goorge,  maiiuf   furuituro  aud  up- 
holsterer 
Bedford  Wright,  merchants 
Beccher  &  Chuniptiu,  murchauta 
BjU  Thomis,  liquors 
Burke  B  W,  harnessm-tkor 
Calhoun  J  Gil,  physician  and  surgeon 
Cliurch  F  B,  groceries 
KImore  W  W,  constable 
Keeber  B  B,  painter 
Lovell  J  G,  livery  stable 
Parhan  D,  wagon  and  carriagemakor 
Koburts  B  F,  dist  school  teacher 
Spame  J  W,  justice  peace 
Stuart  B  W,  butcher 
Wolf  Samuel,  blacksmith 


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CALAVEKAS    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Sonora  and  M  jkalumn?  Ilill 
stage  road,  14  miles  from  Sonora  and  140 
miles  from  San  Francisco.  Miuiug  is 
the  principal  msans  of  support.  The 
population  ii  600. 

ANGEL'S  HOTEL,  Goo  Tryon  propr. 

Main 
Browner  Fred,  butcher 
Caster  Jacob,  saloon 


TRY    DR.    CUf!i^'8    RHEUMATISM    KINC. 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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Gaxton  Wm,  saloon 

CooIeyJohii,  ahnemiker 

Cofgrove  Ktitc,  hotel 

Cmwfdnl  Mra  J,  bakery 

Crooks  W  Hj  news  agt 

CROOKS  WM,  po8u..r.<tor 

Derails  Thomns,  innrble  wor'rs 

FBR&Y  JOHN,  livery  stable 

Fletcher  J  C,  cui-p3nter 

Kelly  W  A,  phvaician 

Untiaay  T  J{,  U  8  commissioner  and  no- 
tary pulilic 

Miitson  J,  hi  icksmith  nnd  wago.''»n.'>V:nr 

"MOTJFTAIN  ECHO,"  Myrou  Reec: 
propr 

Myern  John  B,  constable 

r»jachy  H  J,  p.. inter 

Peachy  T  H,  uupt  schools 

Peirautt  John,  gen  mdae 

Peirnno  J,  uen  nidse 

REED  MYRON,  e.!itor  and  publisher 
"Mountoiu  Echo"  ^  . 

RohiiiHon  L,  biiibor 

SCRIBNER  J  C,  dry  goods,  furnishing 
goods,  gr.icoiiua,  drugs,  queonswars*, 
hiirdwnre,  ci^urs  and  tobacco  etc,  ugt 
W,  F  ft  Co 

SpiUiier  Wip,  shoomnker 

Stickle  E  ft  H,  geii  nidie 

Tiiit  Win,  juitfej  of  the  peace 

TRTON  GEORGE  C,  propr  Angels 
Hotel 

Waterman  £  K,  blucksmith 


Ang^el  Island, 

MARIN    COUNTV. 
Military  station  and  postmaster. 

MILLER  CHAS.  postmaster 
^Vaithia^^tou  B,  post  trader 


Antelope, 

BAOIIAMENTO   COUNTV, 

On  the  C  P  R  R,  10  milus  from    Sacra 
men  to. 


Anderson  W  G,  bkcksmith 

ASTIL  RICHARD,  provisions,  flour, 

gr4>iii  and  lumlier,  pnstinuster 
Bruster  D  1>,  wheelwright  and  carpenter 
Powell  W  II,  mill  and  warehouse 
iSiJns  P  V,  blucksmith 


Cole  C  J,  hotel 

RAPP  ATJOTJST,  postmMter 

Rathbum  H  B,  hotel 


Anthony  House, 

NEVADA   COUNTY. 

A    postoffioe,    12  miles  from  Nevada 
City;  reached  by  stage. 


Antioch, 

CONTIIA   008TA  COUNTY, 

A  thorough  thriving  town  of  1,200  in- 
'\iibituntB,  pleasantly  situated  at  the 
mouth  of  the  Hixn  Joaquin  river;  distant 
from  San  Francisco  55  miles,  from  which 
it  is  reached  by  bpat  or  C.  P.  ft  N.  R.R. 

.\BBOTT  J  P,  editor  and  propr   "An- 
tioch Ledger 
Amber.?  JoH,  Iwrlx-r  

AMEEICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

i*  lirirtiii  pr  )pr 
Angel  ft  Coiulor-i,  fruit  nnd  produce 

"ANTIOCH  LEDGER,"  (weekly)  J  P 

Abbott  editor  and  propr 
Antioch   and  Somersvillo  Stage  Line,  J 

G  Chase  propr 
Buker  J  U,  postmaster 
Baker  ft  OMcn,  drugs,  express  and  tele- 

grnph  opr 
Buylids  Kit,  li({uors 
Behnn  T,  liquors 
Brewer  H  W,  undertaker,  carpenter  and 

builder 
BRUNKHORST  W  A,  «en  mdse 
OALLtrORNIA    DISillliING    CO, 

J  O'it  ft  Adler,  proprs 
CARMAN  G  C,  groceries 
Caning  tun  John,  pastor  Congregational 

chutch 
Chase  J  G,  propr  Antioch  and  Somers- 

villc  Stage  Line 
Cruikshan'i  .las  'I',  alty  at  law 

DAHNKEN  FRED,  liquors 

Donnelly  Peter,  drayman 
Do:iovun  C,  liquors 

Empire  Coal  Mine  ft  R  R  Go's,  Judson 
Belshaw  ft  Rouseproprs 

FARMERS  HOTEL.  U  S  StiachSeld 
pr.'pr 

Gagen  Jno,  sodawater  manuf 

GRIFFIN  P,  proprietor  American  Ex- 
chan:.;e  Hotel  , 

HANDY  ISAAC,  drayman 

ll..rns  Mttrk,  butcher 

HOMBURG  MARTIN,  general  mer- 
chandise, ship  chandlery  and  furniture 

Jacobi  M  U,  dry  gomls 

Johnson  ft  Henniag,  hotel 

Jos! ill  L  B,  saddle  and  harness 

J03T  &  ADLER,  proprs  California 
Distilling  Co 

Judson  BiHshaw  &  Rouse,  proprs  Em- 
pire Coal  Mine  ft  R  R  »^o 

Keiser  J  G,  liquors 

Lee  ft  Waldie,  painters 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Port  Wine  $^50  per  gal. 


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ALPIIARirriCAul.T. 


Lieber  Ljfl;en  mdse 

LOKEtEiTA,  liquors,   cigars    and  to- 
bacco 
Lobree  I  gen  mdse 
Martin  Thos,  liquors 
McCabe  Edward,  stationery,  etc 
McDermott  P,  horseahoer  ^ 
McNulty  Francis 

Meinken  Fred,  liquors  ' 

Meyer  Gabriel,  gen  mdse 
Moore  W  A,  dentist 
Nicholson  Isaac,  pottery 
Nolan  James,  liquor^ 
Page  S  B,  gunsmith 

FASKISONMC.  druggist 

Peers  H,  liquors 

Petei-s  s,  Stamm,  boot  and  shoe  dealers 
Peterson  Ned,   blacksmith   and  wagon- 
maker 


Radke  Albert,  watchmaker 

Reed  &  Lee,  undertakers 

Rembree  W,  liquors 

Rouse,  Formaii  &  Co,  lumber  dealers 

ROUSE  &  FBINE,  gen  mdse, 

STINCHflELD    HS,propr   Farmers 

Hotel 
Taylor  R  P,  tinsmith 
Timonds   Miss  Johanna,    millinery  and 

fancy  goods 
Upson  C  E,  watehmiker  and  jeweler 

USRESTAUEANT,  R   W  Walker 

W>ropr 
ALKER  R  W,  propr  U  S  Restaurant 
Wemple  E  L,  pbyiiician 
White  T  B,  grocer 
Wild  C,  tailor 
Woloott  Oliver,  atty  at  law 
Wright  G  C,  stoves  and  tinware 


THE  ANTIOCH  LEDGEK 

A  WEEKLY  PAPER  PUBLISHED  AT 

Adit  loch  f  Contf'a  Costa  Co,,  Cal, 

J.  P.  ABBOTT, PROPRIETOR. 

HAS  A   GOOD   CIRCULATION. 

<  IS  REPUBLICAN  IN  POLITICS. 

TERMS,  in  Advance*         ...     Three  Dollars. 


Aptos, 


SANTA   CRUZ   COUNTY,  | 

Situate!  on  Monterey  Bay,  ci^ht  miles 
from  Santa  Cruz,  and  12  from  Watson- 
ville,  convenient  by  rail  to  either  place. 
Mr.  Claus  Spreckles,  who  owns  a  large 
estate  at  this  place,  has  erected  a  magni- 
ficent hotel,  adapted  for  the  accommoda- 
tion of  summer  travel.  The  location  is 
a  very  desirable  one,  and  as  a  resort  is 
the  most  convenient  and  eligible  on  the 
coast.  At  present  writing  the  place  is 
being  prepared  for  the  reception  of 
guests,  and  the  influx  promises  to  be  a 
large  one  thisseason,  which  sets  in  about 
April.  Many  improvements  are  being 
made  by  the  lessee,  Mr.  W.  H.  Stcd- 
man,  formerly  of  Congress  Springs,] 
who,  being  thoroughly  versed  in  the  re- 
quirements of  such  a  place,  can  be  relied 
upon  to  bring  out  the  resources  of  the 
establishment.  The  main  building,  con-| 
taining  54  rooms,  each  and  all  large  and 
elegantly  furnished,  stands  on  a  rise  of 
ground,   overlooking  the    bay,   and    is' 


fronted  by  a  lawn  and  flower  beds,  and 
a  stately  fountain,  towering  40  feet  in 
hight.  A'l  interesting  spot,  situated 
100  yards  dib^ant  from  the  house,  across 
the  creek,  and  appronohed  \>y  a  rustic 
bridge,  seems  to  have  been  designed 
especially  for  picnic  parties,  being  fur- 
nished by  nature  with  nunierous  live- 
oak  trees,  and  improved  with  arbors, 
swings  and  lounges.  The  dining  hall, 
frequently  converted  into  a  ball  room, 
is  a  feature  of  the  place,  and  one  in 
which  the  management  take  great  pride. 
It  is  a  large  room,  handsomely  fe»t(>oucd 
and  lighted,  and  itf^  floor  is  second  to 
none  that  we  have  ever  stepped  upon. 
Bath  rooms,  closets  and  parlors  abound 
in  the  house,  and  an  excellent  quality 
of  gas  is  manufactured  on  the  premises 
for  every  room,  i'retty  cottages,  for 
families,  are  tastefully  grou^jed  in  the 
grounds.  At  a  little  distance  across  the 
lawn  are  the  bar  room,  billiard  hall, 
bowling  alley  and  club  rooms,  furnished 
with  all  the  modern  appliances.  The 
general  external  appearance  of  the  place 
suggest  warmth,   ease    and    recreation. 


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and  it  is  said  that  when  lighted  up  by 
lanterns  on  gala  nights,  the  effect  is  very 
pleasing.  Every  inducement  in  the 
way  of  amusement  ia  offered.  Fishing, 
boating  and  hunting  can  be  indulged  in 


sea  shells,  mosses  and  fern  of  the  lo- 
cality. 


ARANO  JOSEPH,  gen  mdse,  postmaster 

„ ^  „  Rice  D  M,  liquors 

at  leisure  by  gentlemen,  while  the  ladies  STEDMAN  yf  H,  hotel 
may  occupy  themselves  in  gathering  the  Walsh  P  K,  liquors 


TOS  ISOTBL, 

AptoSf  California, 


Tlie  Most  Fopn'.ar  Besort  in  California.     Now  0p3n  for  the  Season. 

Rates.  From  $12  to  $14  per  Week.    

W.  H.  STEDMAN,  Proprietor. 


Aqueduct  City, 

AMADOK  COUNTY, 

(Postoffice,    Pine    Grove), 

A  mining  village,  12  miles  from  Jackson. 


Moore  k  Skelton,  jewelers  and  photo- 
graphers 

Pert  &  Cross,  gen  mdse 

Kuser  &  Bailey,  hotel 

Vauglian  0  L  N,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
public 


Cook  Jacob,  carpenter 

Ham  A  C,  hotel 

Ludekins  L,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

gen  mcls<! 
Richards  \V,  constable 


Arbuckle, 

COLUSA   COUNTY, 

la  a  new  town,  named  after  its  founder, 
Tiicitus  K.  Arlmckle,  Esi;  ,  on  the  Cali- 
fornia Pacific  and  Northtirn  Railway,  I5)i 
miles  from  Knight's  Landing,  in  u  rich! 
agricvlturul  section. 

Alexander  Ahram,  blacksmith 

AEBUCKLE  T  B,  city  marshal,  col- 
lector, real  estate  agt,  livory  stable 
and  postmaster 

Argyle  I  F,  lumber 

Bibb  J  Cr,  saloon 

Frees  C  J,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

(iibbons  (J  H,  druggist  and  physician 

(loringer  Frederica,  liotel 

Hall  &.  Smith,  niachiuiat  and  blacksmith 

Harris  &  Co,  gun  mdso 

Hollo  way  \V  M,  music  teacher 

Howell  &  Lucas,  saloon 


Areata, 


HUMBOLDT   COUNTY. 

Eligibly  situated  for  the  lumber  trade 
of  Mad  river  and  neighborhood,  Areata  ia 
quite  a  flourishing  town.  It  has  a  popu- 
lation of  about  800,  boasts  a  free  public 
reading  room,  a  spicy  newspajier — the 
"  Leader  " — and  a  commodious  hall  or 
theater.  Distance  from  Eureka,  eight 
miles  by  water  and  tramway,  and  twelve 
by  ovcrlitnd  stage.  Located  here  is  an 
a«lniirab]e  health  institution,  under  the 
direction  of  l»r.  H.  W.  Marsh.  The 
estui)li8lnnent  is  furnished  with  the  con- 
veniences of  ii  modern  hotel,  with  the 
etceteras  that  commend  tiiemselves  to 
invalids.  The  Doctor  administers  Turk- 
ish and  Russian  baths  on  the  premises, 
and  is  ever  present  to  give  his  assistance 
an»l  advice  to  inmates.  The  Marsh 
House  is  beautifully  situated,  overlook- 
ing the  bay. 

"ABCATA  LEADER"  (weekly).  W 

B  Thorj)e  ctlitor  and  propr 

Areata  Library  Association 

BAIB  &  PAELDEE,   liquors  and  bil- 
liards 

Bauman  John,  blacksmith 


il.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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firizard  A,  gen  mdse 

Brizanl  A  Mi-a,  millinery 

BULL  J  C  JR.  °>^^^  market 

BUBNS  ROBERT,  tin  and  hardware 

Cave  U  B,  grist  mill 

Chilsnn  —  Rev,  pastor  M  E  Church 

Cleverly  H  C,  watchmaker 

CuUbei^  Isaac,  gen  mdse 

BEMINO  B,  justice  of  the  peace,  atty 

at  Liw  and  collection  agt 
DEMINO     E     A,    wheelwright    and 

blacksmith 
Devlin  Thomas,  tannery 
ERIC^ON  A  W,  books,   stationery 

and  umsic,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Falk  &  Chandler,  saw  and  grist  mill 
Fickle  W  Y  &  ISon,  shingle  mill 
Fleming  H  VV,  physician 
( Jaliuger  A  B  Mrs,  varieties  ' 
Gingery  Joseph,  bootmaker 
Ureenwald  Julius,  gen  mdso 
Hally  John,  livery  stable 
Uarpst  &  Spring,  gen  mdse  and  harness 
Hawkins  A,  cabinet  maker 
Hopkias  G  W,  justice,  atty  and  notary 
H\j5TER  WM  J,  bootmaker 
Uuestis  Theo  F  &  \V  P,  painters 
KALACICH    MARXm,   saloon    and 

restaurant 
KIREBY  W  H,  Pioneer  Livery  Stable, 
'  and  propr  Eureka  and  Trinidad  Stage 

and  Mail  Line,  SE  cor  Plaza 
ENIGHT  &  RICHERT,  liquors  and 

bd.i..rds 
TiyARf<lTT  H  W  DR,  Hygienic  Institute 

und  Turkish  Baths 
MEEKER  LOUIS  E,   physician   and 

burgeon 
Menefee  P  M,  physician 
HfPfHHTJ'T.  SETH  W  iMerrell  House), 

cor  Twelfth  and  H 
MINOR  ISAAC,  Areata  Moat  Market 
Minor  A  E  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker 
MOULTON  F,  druggist 

Nellist  J  Mrs,  tancy  goods 
Ordenheimer  VVm,  bootmaker 
FOULEUR  J  B  &  00,  stoves  and  tin 

ware,  sewing  machines,  etc 
RICHARD  C  0,  liquors  and  billiards 
RICUERT  J,  propr  Union  Hotel 
iSchorlig  L  E,  groceries  and  bakery 
SMITH    CHARLES,  gen    mdsd    and 

postiMsater 
Smith  Maurice,  liquors 
SIMFSON  WM  A,  bairdressei 

TILLET  OEORQE  H,  agt  W,  F  &  C 

THORPE  W  B,  editor  "Areata  Lead- 
er" 

UNION  HOTEL  AND  RESTAUR 

/iNT,  J  Kichert  propr 
Union  Wharf  Co,  O  W  B  Yocnm  supt 
Yocum  G  W  B,  supt  Union  Wharf  Co 
Xizues  F,  liquor* 


Ashland, 

SACRAMENTO   COUNTY. 

Lawton  Jno,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Wallace  J  H,  agt  North  Fork  Ditch  Co 


Atkinson, 


SAN   DIEGO   COUNTY. 
Atkinson  L,  postmaster 


Auburn, 

PLACER   COUNTY. 

Auburn,  the  county  seat  of  Placer 
county,  is  one  of  the  oldest  and  best 
known  mining  towns  of  the  State,  it 
is  situated  on  the  line  of  the  Central  Pa- 
cific K.  R.,  Sti  miles  northeast  of  Sacra- 
mento, and  about  two  miles  from  the 
American  river.  It  is  in  the  foothill  re- 
gion of  the  Sierra  Nevada  mouiitaius, 
the  altitude  beiu^  1,350  feet.  The  sesn- 
ery  in  the  vicinity  of  Auburn  is  grand 
and  Ijeautiful,  antl  the  climate,  tliougli 
warmer  in  summer  than  that  prevailing 
along  the  coast,  is  extremely  healthful. 
For  these  reasons,  the  place  has  become 
in  late  years,  somewhat  of  a  resort  for 
tourists  and  invalids.  The  town  is 
supported  chielly  by  mining  and  fruit 
growing.  Auburn  has  at  present  two 
churches,  the  Methodist-Episcopal,  and 
the  Uoman  Catholic.  A  third  churcli 
edifice,  for  the  use  of  the  Congregation- 
alists,  will  also  shortly  be  built.  The 
Episcopalians  hold  monthly  services, 
though  as  yet  possessing  no  church  edi- 
ticc  of  their  own.  The  l)enevolent  in- 
stitutions comprise  lodges  of  Masons, 
OcUl  Fellows,  A.  0.  U.  W.  and  Good 
Templars.  A  large  and  handsome  pub- 
lic school  building,  with  four  teachers, 
supply  the  educatitmal  want  of  the  town. 
Two  papers,  both  weekly,  are  published 
here.     Population  2,000,  and  growing. 

Adams  C  H,  deputy  shcriif 

Atlnms  F  D,  county  auditor  and  recorder 

AMERICAN  HOTEL,  Frank  TuU 


propr  

ANDREWS  &  HOLLENBECK,  age 

W,  F  &  Co,  and  jewelers  and  bouki 
ASHLEY  J  T,  uniler  sheriff 
Benson  J"  D,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Betton  S,  liquors 
Bisbee  J  G,  county  treasurer 
Boggs  J  C,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
Borland's  Hotel,  J  Borland  propr 
Bryan  G  8,  liquors 
Bullock  W  H,  attorney  at  law 


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Barlincame  J  G,  carpenter  and  builder 
Burns  H,  1  liquors 
Caiu  ThoB,  liquors 
Cassidy  Mrs  B  D,  tel  opr  C  P  R  II 
Cia]>p  8,  constibie 
Craig  £  L,  attorney  at  law 
C'ri88m%n  Ben,  liquors 
CEOSBY  C  C,  Empire  Livery  Stable 
Curley  &  Mahon,  depot  liTjuors 
Dwyer  &  McConnick,  groceries 
Edlvr  F  A,  gunsmith  and  justice  of  the 
peace 

mPIKE  LIVERY  STABLE,  C  C 

Crosby  propr 
rENTOH  H  W,  editor  and  propr  "  The 

Piacor  Argus" 

FUCHER  &  KINCADE,  publishers 

"The  riacer  Herald" 
Fitch  J  Ives,  attorney  at  law 
Fried  H,  dry  gootls  and  clothing 
Fulweiler  J  M,   atturney  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 
GRAHUlER  JOS>  varieties  and  restau- 
rant 
OROHS  F,  Auburn  Brewery 
(iubb^y  F,  groceries  .  ; , 

Hale  J  E,  atty  at  law 
Hamilton  Jo^ph,  atty  at  law 
Hell  wig  Chus  J,  iiarm»s  and  saddlery 
Hi.llu  E  F,  bjkery 
HouBcr  Ij,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots  and 

shoe-o,  huts  and  cups 
Hughes  W  B,  carriage  painting 
liieger  J»)hn,  liquors 
KEEHNER  0  A,  liquors 
Kiiikade  J  1",  atty  at  law 
LARDNER  "W    B,   district   attorney, 

utty  at  law  and  notary  public 
Lipiett  A,  hotel 

LOYEWELL  GEC  H,  photographer 
Lowell  U  P.  gen  mdso 
Lubeck  D  VV  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 
Muuomb  Goo  B,  tin  and  hardware 
Manu  V  V,  furniture  and  undertaker 
McClollan  Mrs  8,  dressmaker 
McCumb  (t  B,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 
McCjnnick  J  as  Jr,  constable 
Mc(Juiro  VV  B,  liquors 
McKiuley  J,  aRsoosor  District  No  3 
Merrill  \V  C,  tailor 
Meyrcd  B  F,  huparior  judge 
Mitchell  John  H,  asses4or  District  No  1 
Munsou  W  L,  assessor  District  No  2 
Newtoii  k  Lowell,  gen  mdse 
NichoU  T  J,  county  clerk 
"PLACER  HERALD"  (weekly),  Fil- 

cher  &  Ki.icado  publishers 
Predoui  Moses,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
PUTNAM  HOUSE,  Terry  &  Co  man 

agers 
Futuum  8,  lumber  «ad  planing  mills 


Rapier  R  G,  barber  and  baths 

Reeves  E  J,  carpenter  and  builder 

Reeves  Tlios,  barber 

REEVE3  W  J,  freight  clerk  C  P  R  R 

SEAVEY  0  F,  county  supt  of  schools 

6hackleton  E  L,  physician  and  surgeon 

Shay  Mis  E,  restaurant 

Siefert  &  Brood,  butchers 

bimon  C  L,  liquors 

Smith  J  J,  propr  Auburn  Hotel,  depot 

Siiowdon  E  C,  drugs 

Spear  D  W,  atty  at  law 

Siophens  T  E,  gen  mdsa 

Stevens  S  M,  druggist  and  tel  opr  W  U 

Tel  Co 
Stone  Henry,  blacksmith 
Stone  S  M,  danti  t 
Tumpliu  \Vm,  meat  niarket 
TEKRY  &W0,  mauag.  m  I'utmanHouse 
•"I'HE  FLACJia  ARIUS"  (weekly), 

11  \V  Fouton  editor  and  proprietor 
Todd  S  H,  (Motliodiat)  cler^yiu  in 
Todil  T  M,  physician  and  surgeon 
TULL  FRANK,  proprietor  American 

lluta 
Warmiugton  J,   fruits,    vegetables  and 

varieties 
Walih  E,  notary  {)ublic  and  in?  agent 
WaUh  Ja9,  boot  ami  Hhoemaker 
Wiiito  &  Hi.ikle,  blacksmiths  and  car- 
riage buiUleri  ' 
Widis  J  R,  postmaster,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 
WILLMENI  MRS  G, agent C PR R, 
grocunus,  feed  and  hardware 


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AT  CARSON  CITY,  NEVADA. 

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At  Auburn,  California, 


WILLIAM  ZmZLAND, 

Dealer  in 

GROCERIES.  LIQUORS. 

UAKDWARE,  DRY  L.OODS, 

Clothing.  Stitianerji  aid  General  Merciiaoiiisei  ^ 

AIho  Whuleiule  Utialcr  In 

COBD  W03D  AND  CHABSOAL, 
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California — A  uhum-Bartlett  Springs. 


ALPHA  BBTIOALKY. 


THE  NEW  AND  ELEGANT  PUTNAM  HOUSE 

Is  now  open  to  the  Public.  This  Hotel  is  conveniently  located  on  a  picturesque 
and  commanding  site  near  the  RAILROAD  DEPOT,  AUBURN.  Furni- 
ture New  and  Elegant.  Apartments  Large,  Light  and  Airy.  Hot  and  Cold  Baths 
for  the  use  of  guests. 

THE  BAR  always  supplied  with  Choice  Wines  and  Liquors.     Free  'Dus  to 
and  from  the  Railroad  Depot.  TERRY  &  CO.,  Managers. 


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AUBURN,  PLACER  CO.,  CAL, 
FRANK  TULL  PROPRIETOR. 

The  largest  and  most  safely  constructed  House  in  the  place.  The  accommoda- 
tions are  emphatically  first-class.  'Bus  in  attendance  at  all  trains.  The  location  is 
the  finest  of  any  house  in  Auburn.  It  commands  an  excellent  view  of  the  moun- 
tains and  valleys.  ONLY  WHITE  HELP  EMPLOYED.  Provided  with 
reading-room  and  bar-room,  also  sample-room  for  commercial  travelers. 

Terms  Reasonable.    Patronage  Solicited. 


Baird, 

SHASTA  COUNTY. 
A  charming  hunting  and  fishing  resort. 

Campbell  J  B,  fiah  poud 

Osgood  E  L,  hotel  and  postmaster 

Stuac  Livingston,  U  8  nah  commissioner 


Ballena, 

SAN   DIEUO  COUNTY, 
Fifty-five  miles  northeast  of  San  Diego. 

Green  D,  station  keeper 
Mclntier  John   L,  gen  mdso  and  post- 
master 
Mulkins  J  W,  blacksmith 
Keed  Mrs  li,  gen  mdse 
Sawday  ft  Holmes,  gen  mdse 


Bang^or, 

BUTTE    COUNTY. 

Allen  J  E,  gen  mdse  amd  postmaster 

Andrews  A,  blacksmith 

Manson  J  8,  millwright 

Payne  J  E,  hotel 

Rickmau  &  Co,  propra  So  Honcut  M  Co 


Banta* 


SAN   JOAQUIN   COUNTY, 
Situated  on  the  C.  P.  R.,  75  milea  from 


San  Francisco,  by  Livermore  route,  and 
17  miles  from  Stockton.  Population 
about  100.  A  stage  leaves  Banta  daily 
for  San  Joaquin  City,  Grayson  and 
Hill's  Ferry.  Through  tickets  cau  bo 
procured  on  the  train. 


BSICHETTOG  &  CO,  gen  mdse  and 

saloon 
Godchaux  L,  liquors 
Israel  I  G,  postmaster 
ISRAEL  W  C,  livery  and  daily  stage 

line  to  (irayson  and  Hill's  Ferry 
LAMB  W   0,  raiser  of  fine  stock 
fjuce  Douglas,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

physician  

HcARDLE  EUGENE,  blacksmith  and 

wagonmakcr 
PORTER  BROS,  (T  G  &  A  J),  liiuors 
Prather  B  F.  hotel 

WILLIAMS  JOHN   C,  constable  and 

collector  

WILSON  OLIVER  H,  Railroad  Res 

tauraiit  and  saloon 
WOOD  ROTAL  JR.  agent  C  P  R  R, 

W,  F  &  Co  and  W  U  Tel  Co;  dealer  in 

grain  sacks  and  ins  agt 


Bartlett  Springs, 

LAKE   COUNTY, 

Is  reached  via  California  Pacific  Railroad 
to  Calistogo,  thence  by  stage  4(i  miles ; 
distance  114  miles  froin  San  Francisco. 


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Binmham  W  C,  hotel 
Gibbiai  W  B,  physic! 
Gibson  ft  McFarlane, 


H.  WACHHORST 


-"toJSKr'"*  than  any  house  on  the  Coast 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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AIirllAIIBTIOALI.T. 


509 


Alexander  D,  liotel 

Burtlett,  McMahon  &  Clark,  proprs  hotel 
Gaynor  &  Alexander,  liquors 
Scudumore,  Reynolds  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Yonge  J  F  M,  postmaster 


Batavia, 

SOLANO   COUNTY, 

Is  a  pretty  place  on  the  Calif oruia  Rail- 
road, 61  miles  from  8au  Franciaco. 

BAYLEY    G    G,  agt  C  P  R   R  and 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Byrne  P,  saloon 

Byrae  Mrs  P,  hotel  and  feed  stable 
Coulter  &  Bayley,  grain  warehouses 
Coulter  G,  postmaster 
Francis  E,  machinist 
Frazer  D  A,  blacksmith 
Houut  M,  saloon 


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Bath, 

PLACER  COUNTY. 

A  mining  village  and  postofiice,  six 
miles  from  Forest  Hill 

Beckstream  John  G, 

Bowers  David  L,  lumberman 

Eureka  Pitch  Co 

Hazard  Mine,  James  H  Keohen  supt 

Mountain  Chief  and  Blue  Gravel  Co,  J 

B  Lellier  supt 
Simmons  P,  saloon 
Van  Emou  James  A,  district  assessor 


LEVY  &  CO,  general  merchandise 
LEVY  L,  deputy  postmaster 
Smith  E  0,  atty  at  law 


LEVY  &  CO., 


Bear  Valley, 

MARIPOSA   COUNTY. 

Newman  &  Hammatt,  iivery  stable  and 

butchers 
Beard  H,  saloon 
Pendola  N,  merchant 
Quierolo  Joseph,  justice  peace 
RICE  EDW A&D  M,  hotel  and  post 

master 
Troboco  L,  merchant 
Wilcox  Jno  VV,  atty  at  law 


Beckwith, 

PLUMAS  COUNTY. 

Bingham  W  C,  hotel  and  saloon 

Gibbias  W  B,  physician 

Gibson  k  McFarlune,  blacksmith! 


DEALERS  IN 


General  Merchandise, 

BECKWITH, 

Plumas  Co.,  CaL 


Beirs  Bridge, 

SHASTA   COUNTY. 
BAEEE  REUBEN,  postmaster 

Belmont, 

SAN    MATEO   COUNTY, 

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Distant  from  San  Francisco  via  Southern 
Pacific  Railroad,  25  miles.  Noted  for 
its  handsome  residences  and  lovely  land- 
scapes. 

Emmett  VV  A,  saloon 

Hamnierson  A,  blacksmith 

JANEE  C   F.  Belmont  Soda  Works, 

gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
O'Neil  M  J,  livery  stable 
Waltormire  A  F,  hotel 


Benicia, 

SOLANO   COUNTY, 

Situated  on  the  Sacramento  river,  35 
miles  from  San  Francisco,  was  at  one 
time  the  capital  of  the  State.  It  is 
reached  by  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad, 
whose  c:^  s  are  transferred  across  the 
river  by  the  largest  steam  ferry-boat  in 
the  world.  It  contai&J  barracks,  a  con- 
vent, a  college,  and  the  only  arsenal  on 
the  P.'tcifio  Coast.  Its  population  is 
about  1,700,  and  bids  fair  to  emerge 
from  the  cloud  of  depression  under 
which  it  has  lately  been. 


Ainsworth  W  H,  clookfi,  jewelry,  etc 
ABSENALi   J    McAllister   lieutenant 

col  ordinance,  D  Bache  surgeon  and 

major  USA 


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Al.ril\nKTIOALIjY. 


Atwond  L  C,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

BARRY  JAMESi  general  merchandise 
and  agt  for  t'ominereial  Union  Ass'u 
Co,  notary  public  and  justice  of  the 
p^ace 

Benne  J  1»,  planiTig  mill 

"BENICIA    CHRONICLE,"   W  H 

Foreman  manager 

BENICIA  WATER   CO,  S  C  Gr.iy 

sue,  otfico  cor  First  and  G 
Blake  Wm,  stoves  and  tinware 
Bri>wn  J  R  &  Co,  tanners 
College  of  St  Augustine,  Rt  Rev  J  11  D 

WingKeld  DD  LL  D  presb 
Daltim  S  \V,  liquors 
Danforth  IC  P  &  Co,  tanners  and  leather 

merchants 
Da\  is  Clias,  carpenter 
DRISCOLL  D,  Mines  and  li^uorj 
l-)urner  Chas,  confjctionery  and  tobacco 
ICwiriir  James,  gen  mdse 
Fcrrin  .lohn,  shoe  stock  manuf 
Fisher  Joseph,  teacher 
Folaom  E  C,  physician  and  druggist 
Folsom  Myrick,  hotel 
FOREMAN  W  H,  general  mercliandise 
GILIEY  &  CO.   (f   A  Uilley  &   C  11 

Vosburgh),  tinners,  plumbers  and  gas 

fitters 
Glyne  J,  blacksmith 
(loodycar  Andrew,  contractor 
GRAY  EDWARD,  physician 
GRAY  S  A^rtist 
GRAY  SAMUEL  C>    real  ostato  and 

insurance  aguut 
Hank  John,  bakery 
Harriiran  M,  painter 

HASTINGS  D  N,  capitalist 

HASTINGS  W  F,  justice  of  peace 
HOUGHTON  C  B.  lumber 
Howarth  .Jas,  plumi>er 
KINGSTREY    THOS,  groceries   and 

liquors 
Kuhland  W,  bootmaker,  stationer,  etc 


Jones  J  W,  gen  mdsa 

LENTON    CHAS,    watchmaker    and 
jeweler 

LYNCH  JOHN,  attorney  at  law 
Maloncy  1),  bootmaker 
Manning  Mrs  Mary,  candy  and  notions 
MANSriELD  L  D,  doctor  St  Mary's 

ilall    boarding    and    day    school  for 
ladies 

MASSLE  &  GNAUCE,  brewery 
AlcDoucll  A,  postmastjr  and  agt  Wells 

Fargo  imd  Co 
McKay  &  Chisholm,  tanners 
MELlON  CHAS,  general  merchandise, 

gents'  furnishing  goods,  etc 

MERRIMAN    MRS  M  G,  miJinor 

and  (IrASiniaker 
MI2NER  L  B..Jittorney  at  law 
MoiincaJohn,   li  [uors 

"  NEW  ERA,"  A  W  Fergusson  &  Co 

proprietors 
Opperman  Julius,  tailor 
Ormsby  E  S,  watchmaker 
Philips  R  !•',  dentist 

Pruyh  \V  W,  station  agt  Northern  R  R 
Quigg  Chas,  liquors 
Reynold-*  Lr«  A,  hotel 
Robjrts  J,  harnessmaker 
Roskcllcy  Josej)h,  li([uor3 

RYDER  &  SHERMAN,  carpcntcTs 

and  builders 
Sanders  Mary,  dry  goods 
Sanborn  L  I),  undertaker 
Smith  J  B,  shooting  gallery 
Smith  M  .1,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
St   Catherine's    Convent,    Sistjr  Mary 

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Stevens  John,  liquors 
Stoddard  A  M,  butcher 
Tiiomas  &  Oliver,  restaurant 
Von  Prister  K  H,  liquors 
WEIMANN  L,  principal  of  schools 
Weimann  Mrs  Julia,  hotel 


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BUTTE   COUNTY. 
BEBDAN  M  J,  poatmaater  and  hotel 


Berkeley, 

ALAMEDA    COUNTY, 

Is  eight  miles  fro:ii  San  Francisco,  reach' 
ed  m  C.  P.  R.  H.;  fare  twuity  cents. 

Acheson  J,  hotel 

Adams  k,  Fenton,  boots  and  shoes 

BACHMAN  J,  (iemiauia  Garden  and 

Ftititkuraiit 
Bates  C  P,  dentist 
Bauml  W  L,  inanufr  cigars 

BERKELEY  GYMllASnrM 

Brom  Antonio,  tinware 

Boynton  Iru,  justice  peace 

Brandt  F,  saloon 

Brennnn  Bros,  saloon  and  livery  stable 

Bruiu  H  &  Co,  grocers  and  gen  mdse 

Bunce  H  A,  carpenter 

Bunne  Mrs  H  A,  Revere  House 

BUERIS'.JOHlf  F,  Berkeley  Gymna 

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Carnall  &  Chapman,  red  estate 
CHAFIE,  TAILMAN  &  CO.  grocers 

and  hotel 
Elder  Mary,  drugs 
EMERSOM  D  L,  attorney  at  law  and 

teachtr  of  reading 
EMERSON  D  L  &  L  H,  real  estate 


and  general  insurance  agents  and  at- 
torneys at  law,  iShattuck  ave 

Fidchel  I  &  Co,  butchers 

Flemi.ig  A,  postmaster 

Fleming  Thos,  harness  maker 

Foley  Mrs  Sarah,  saloon 

Fowler  W  C,  fruit  and  produce 

Fricks  Christ,  shoemaker 

Gottshall  &  MeClain,  gen  mdse  and  agts 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex 

Hann  Tl)08,  butcher  . 

Higgins  Jas,  saloon 

Huston  R  G,  hotel  and  groceries 

Jones  T,  horseshoer 

Knott  R  K,  hotel 

Landers  Mrs  8,  stationery  and  confec- 
tionery 

Larson  Gilbert,  boots  and  shoes    , 

Lehrnass  Richd,  saloon 

Maloney  Cornelius,  hotel 

Marks  Lewis,  grocericg 

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ALPHARVriCALLV. 


Merrill  S  S,  postmaster,  stationery,  books 

and  drugs 
More  A,  justice  peace,  agt  Berkeley  land 

and  town  improvement 
Morgan  &  VVangerin,  gen  mdse 
Morris  A  H,  constable 
Monterichard  M,  butcher 
Payne  F  H,  physician 
Percy  W  J,  wagon  maker 
Ramsey  Vierra,  Willow  Grove  Park 
Richardson  Thos,  manatrer  lumber  yard 
SCHUSTER   &  VIEHATJS,  Berkley 

Planing  Mills 
Semeria  J,  dry  and  fancy  goods 
Shuey  Sarah  8,  physician 
Standard  Soap  Co 
Steinmetz  A  k  Geo  Lux,  bakery 
UNIVERSITT  OF  CALIFORNIA, 

Joha  Le  Coate  prest,  D  O  Mills  treas, 
Martin  Kellogg  dean  of  the  academic 
senate,  Geo  C  Edwards  chief  of  mili- 
tary instruction,  Kobt  £  C  Stearns  se 
retary  and  superintendent  of  grounds, 
J  Ham  Harris  land  agent  and  assist 
ant  secretary 

Wakhim  S,  painter 

Wentworth  Boot  &  Shoe  Co,  I  M  Went 
worth  prest 

Wood  C  B,  boots  and  shoes 

Wright  Jonathan  G,   bakery  and 
taurant 


Bethany, 


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Berlin, 

COLUSA    COUNTY, 

A  postofRce  on  the  California  Northern 
Railroad. 


WQHLFROM  F  A,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


Bernardo, 


SAN   DIEGO   COUNTY, 
Is  28  miles  northeast  of  San  Diego. 

Graham  P  A  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

LIBBT  B  F,  postmaster 

Morgan  Rufus,  manufr  comb  foundation 

for  bees 
Ober  Wm,  blacksmith 


Berry  Creek, 

BUTTE    COUNTY, 

A  postofBce    28  miles    from   Oroville, 
reached  via  Marysville. 


Cushman  E,  varieties 

JOHNSON  D,  postmaster  and  hotel 

Johnson  Russ,  hotel  and  blacksmith 


JOAQUIN    COUNTY, 

HUTCHINOS  JAMES  0,  gen  mdse, 
liquors,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker; 
postmaster 


Bieber, 


LASSEN    COUNTY, 

Reached  via  Oregon  Division  of  the  Cen- 
tral Pacific  Railroad  and  stage  lines. 

BIEBER  N,  postmaster 

BIEBER  N  &  00,  general  msrchandise 

Brownell  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Brownell  D  R,  notary  public 

Burgell  Wm,  hotel  and  blacksmith 

Carmichael  M  A,  sawmill 

Goerig  Wm,  livery  stable 

Harris  E,  county  assessor 

Kenyon  &  Watson,  liquors 

Lamburth  W  F,  blacksmith 

Philliber  C,  hotel 

Powers  L,  supervisor  3d  dist 

Ralls  Bros,  varieties 

Schoober  W  R,  county  supt  schools 

Shubert  &  Ralls,  liquors 

Smith  M  G,  constable 

Stearnes  Wm,  restaurant 

Way  A,  justice  of  peace 


Biggs, 

'     BUTTE     COUNTY, 

Has  a  population  of  500,  is  a  very  pros- 

G irons  town  and  is  located  on  the  Oregon 
ivision  of  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad, 
73  miles  from  Sacrameato.  It  depends 
on  agriculture  solely  for  its  support. 

"BIOOS  RECORDER,"   FFCarnduff 

propr 
Bussey  F  B,  physician 
BUTLER  ft  OAWJUNS,  druggists 
CECIL  D  L,  agt  C  P  R  R,    W,  F  &  Co 

and  W  U  Tel  &  Co 
COHN  H  &  BRO,  gen  mdse 
CARNDUFF  FRANK  F,  prop  "Biggs 

Recorder'"  notary  public  and  atty  at 

law 
Davidson  &  Co,  gen  mdae 
Doty  L  W,  justice 
Doty  Mark,  tinner 
FLEMINOT.Ri  lumber  and  building 

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FLINT  J  C,  conatable 
Gile  £  H,  livery 
Geddes  Samuel  Y,  saloon 


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OBEIN  FHH,  propr  Planters'  Hotel 
HAK£Y  J  £*>  i^xchango  Saloon 
HAWKINS  0  G,  physician 
HECOX  W  B,  varieties 
ISBAEL  A,  Bon  Ton  Saloon 
Kemper  F  O,  harnea  i  and  saddles 
La  Point  Bros,  vnriet;«i8 

LA    SHELLS   A  F,  blacksmith    and 
wagonmaker  .  .  , 

LATZ  FELIX,  irarieties 
Manning  Thos,  restaurant 
Marshall  A,  gunsmith 

MABSHALL   SILVESTEB,    black 

smith  and  wagonmaker 
MYERS  J  W,  carpenter  and  builder 
BARKER  S  W,  Delta  saloon 
Quimby  C  S,  moat  market 
Keese  JSnml  l>,  barber 
SAYLE3  MBS  W  0,    millinery  and 

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SHEA  JOHN,  blacksmith  and  horse- 

shoer 
SKINNEB  OEO  L,  watchmaker  and 

jeweler 
Smith  (r  K,  gen  mdsa  and  postmaster 
SMITH  MBS    ISAAC  P,  restaurant 


STANLEY  JNO  D,  blacksmith  and 
horsoshner 

TITUS  SAMUEL,  hardware  and  agri- 
cultural implements 

TOPPINO  C  T,  water  works  and  bar- 
ley mill 

Webb  Wm,  undertaker  ,     .     ; 

WeigtSA,  saloon  •       -. 


PLANTERS'  HOTEL, 

BIGGS,  CALIFORNIA. 


Tho  Table  will  be  Rupplied  with  the 
best  thut  the  Market  alTords. 


The  BAR  is  constanllv  stocked  with 
the  Choicest  Quality  of  Wines,  Liquors 
and  Ci.;ras.  By  attention  to  business  I 
shall  endeavor  to  merit  a  share  of  patron- 
aje. 

PHIL  GRBIN,  Proprietor. 


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Threshers,   Headers,  Reapers,  Mowers,  Rakes,  Fan  Mills, 

And  everything  kept  in  a  first-class  Agricultural  Store. 
Paints,  Oils,  Varnishes,  Ac,      i^iciGS,  butte  co.,  cal. 


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(Berber  postoffice. ) 
Smith  M  G,  constable 
Way  A,  justice  of  the  peace 


Bing^hampton, 

SOLANO    COUNTT. 

Is  reached  by  stages  from  Dixon,  seven 
miles  distant. 


Birchville, 

NEVADA  COUNTY. 
(Postoffice,  Sweetland.) 

Distant  from  Marysville  by  stage   36 
utiles 


Newell  G  B,  groceries 


SMITH  W  H,  postmaster,  blacksmith 
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and  wagonmaker 
Davis  Mrs  E,  milliner 


Bird's  Landing^, 

SALANO  COUNTY. 

Near   Rio    Vista    on   the    Sacramento 
river. 


Arnold  Tames  W,  butcher 
Berg  Julius,  shoemaker 
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Bird  Jno,  warehouse 

BIHKEISPIEL  M,  postmnster 

DUIKELSPIEL  M  £  A,  gen  mdae 

Hilton  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

Hoskinf;s  Win,  gen  mdse 

Jones  Mrs  Am e lip,  grocery 

Krause  E  E,  blacksmith 

Mein  Bobert,  warehouse 

Owens  O  Z,  wagonmaker  and  blacksmith 

Pafte  W,  saloon 

Pond,  Leveridge  &  Co,  fish  cannery 

BogeiS  — ,  paiuter 

Thompkins  Benj,  junk 

Thompson  B  O,  wheelwright 

Warren  J,  painter 

Weiiignrtner.D,  hotel 

Winters  J,  liquors 


Smart  C  M,    blacksmith  »nd  wagon- 
maker 
Turner  A  C,  hotel  and  stable 


Blanche, 


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blacksmith 


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wagonmaker 
LOUIS  CHARLES,  gen  mdse 


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Black  Bear, 

SISKIYOU    COUNTY. 

Farrik  George  M,  liquors 
Fytieltl  J  P,  gen  mdse 
STEPHENS    JOSEPH,  deputy  post 
master  and  gen  mdse 


Blocksburg, 

UUMBOLDT     COUNTY. 

Situatp'l  '>n  the  Cloverdale  and  Eureka 
Stage  road,  75  miles  from  the  latter 
place.  It  depends  chiefly  upon  its  Inrge 
stock  interests  for  support.  Population 
200. 


Black  Diamond, 

CONTRA  COSTA   COUNTY. 
PostofBce  near  Mount  Diablo. 


BARQION  P,  postmaster,  act  W,  F  & 
Co  and  supt  Black  Diamond  Coal  Cu 
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Baltz  Antone,  liquors 

Cornwall  A  W,  tel  opr 

Hadley  A  A,  fruits 

Hund  Frederick,  hotel 

Jnnto  Roscoe,  boat  builder 

Millini  G,  liquors 

Rogers  Thos,  liquors 

Van  Dorn  Henry,  carpenter 

Williams  Joseph,  blacKraiith 


Black's, 

YOLO   COUNTY. 

A  Postoffice  on  the  California  Pacific 
Railroad,  11  miles  from  Woodland. 

Becker  St  Gray,  saloon 
Dennis  A,  ugcnt  N  R  and  W  U  Tel  Co 
Huston  K  M,  agent  W,  F  &  Co 
LATTGENAUR  J  D,  gen  mdse 
Marzolf  Jacob,  saloon 
Miller  H  P,  pliysician 
Nugent  Thos,  meat  market 
Smart  C  H,  blacksmith    and    wagon- 
maker 


Anderson  W  D,  liquors 
Beauchemin  P,  iiotel 
Blockburger  B,  firen  mdse 
CHARLES  OED,  stock-raiser 
Cooper  &  Hoglun,  meat  market 
Friend  John,  hotel 
Gratto  A,  bootmaker 
Harris  W  C,  hotel 
Helmkc  '     ^en  mdse 
Hendrickn  11  Frank,  liquors 
Hoglcn  k  Cooper,  liquors 
Hop3  Victor,  hotel  and  bko'csmith 
MVLFORD  P  H.  druggist  and 

master 
O'Connor  D  L,  hairdresser 
Ross  Thomas,  livery  stable 
Thompson  John,  liquors 
Tooby  Geo,  hotel 


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Bloomfield, 

SONOMA  COUNTY, 

Has  a  population  of  260,  and  is  57  milca 
from  ban  Francisco.  The  country  in 
which  it  is  located  is  strictly  agricul- 
tural. 


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propr 
Cline  Jacob,  blacksmith 
Close  T,  waifonraaker 
Cockrill  L  B,  justice  peace 
Dabner  John,  hairdresser 
Hickmen  B  F,  harnessmaker 
HOAG  J  W,  printer 
Knapp  C  H,  photographer 
KHAPP  A  H,  gen  merchants 
LEFEBYRE  0  M,  propr  Big   Valley 

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Oliver  k  Mooney,  blacksmithi 

Palmer  0  H,  tia  and  stoves 

Parks  &,  Son,  wagons,  paint,  blacksmith 

etc 
Percival  W  C,  flour  mills 
Peters  G  M,  boots  and  shoes 
Pohinson  A,  gea  merchant 
STEWABT  C.  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  gen 

merchant 
Stillwell  V,  butcher 
Swan  G  0,  liquors  >  i-  - 

White  W  H,  livery  stable 


Blue  Canyon, 

PLACER  COUNTY, 

On  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad,  42  miles 
east  of  Auburn. 

mOOINS  CHARLES  C,  postmaster 
Mosher  A  B,  gen  nulau  and  hotel 
Patrick  C  B,  agent  C  P  R  R  and  W,  F 

&Co 
Feterman  S  A  Mrs,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 


Boca, 

NEVADA     COUNTY. 

Boca  Brewery  Co,  AV  M  Htrsse,  supt 
Boca  Ico  Co,  Alex  Mcintosh,  manager 
Boca  Mill  Co,  planing  and  sawmill  and 

gen  mdse 
Bragg,  Folsom  &  Co,  sawmill 
Brogaii  J  B,  gen  mdse 
Brown  J  A,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W  U  Tel 

Co 
Doan  L  E,  agt  VV,  F  &  Co 
Doan  W,  postmaster  and  notary  public 
Ferguson  R  P,  shingle    mill,  hay   and 

grain 
McDonald  James,  boarding 
McHenry  James,  blacksmith 
Schat-fer  Louis,  hott-l 


Bodega  Corners, 

(See  Smith's  Ranch.) 


Bodie, 

MONO   COUNTY. 

Although  the  district  in  which  this 
bustling  mineral  prodigy  is  situated  has 
been  known  for  some  years  to  be  one  of 
the  richest  and  most  extensive  mining 
sections  in  the  world,  it  did  not  receive 
cny  impetus  to  an  astonishing  growth 
until  the  year  1877,  when  the  town  site 
was  laid  out,  and  when  an  influx  of 


prospectors  and  capitalists  swpoped 
down  upon  it  like  a  "  wolf  on  the  foliL" 
Enterprises  were  speedily  inaugurated 
to  reuich  the  deposits  of  valuable  ore, 
and  plans  were  rapidly  miitured  by 
which  the  law  of  '-supply  and  demand  " 
in  traffic  mi^ht  be  complied  with.  The 
erection  of  business  houses  of  a  perma- 
nent nature,  private  and  public  homes 
and  manufactories,  immedi  ituly  fi>llowed 
nt  a  remarkable  pace,  and  thu  announce- 
ment was  soon  made  tliat  "the  child 
was  born."  There  ii  no  parallel,  except 
thut  oflbred  in  the  city  of  LeadviJo, 
whore  cities  of  such  importance  have 
sprung  into  an  existence  that  bids  fair 
to  lust  through  many  generations,  and 
which  she  certainly  enjoys.  The  streets 
are  alive  with  a  surging  mass  of  human 
iKiings,  and  her  population  of  7,000  is 
the  embodiment  of  indefatigable  euergjr, 
enterprise  and  intelligence.  The  alti- 
tude is  0,000  fuet  above  tJie  level  of  the 
sea.  There  are  several  banks,  employing 
an  immense  capital,  four  daily  news- 
papers, wtiU  conducted  and  liberally 
supported,  and  a  full  complement  of 
good  hotels,  all  teated  to  their  utmost 
capacity.  A  line  of  railroad,  which  is 
greatly  needed  for  the  transportation  of 
vast  amounts  «f  bullion  and  freight, 
will  soon  connect  Carson  City,  Nevada, 
with  this  city.  The  project  is  uuder 
advisement  and  is  universally  encour- 
aged, and  the  lapse  of  a  short  time,  we 
doubt  not,  will  witness  the  entrance  of 
a  screeching  locomotive  and  its  train 
into  this  city  of  bright  promise. 

Abbot   J    M,   painting    and    papering. 

Standard  ave 
Addenda  Mining  Co,  G  A  McComick 

supt  

ALBERS     JOHN,      blacksmith     and    VS 

Wiigonmaker,  Main 
ALIlN  OSCAB,  liquors.  Main 
Anderson  C  L,  U  S  deputy  surveyor  and 

civil  and  mining  engineer,  Main 
Anderson   W    W,    hairdresser.    North 

Main 

Ashley  Daniel,  constable  . ...; 

Barron  K  N,  clothing,  Main       '  "•■•!-'^- 
BASS  &  CAMEBON,  wood,   Fuller 

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BABTON  BOBEBT,  pi^ident  Mono 

County  Bank,  Muia 
Buule  N,  livery.  Main         ".  '^  •  ■■■" 
Bechtcl  G  M  Co,  I  G  Messec  supt 
Beck  Harrie,  furniture.  Main 
BEOGS  HISS  J  M,  dressmaker  and 

milliner.  Main 
Belvidiere  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co, 

Porter  Holmes  supt 


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California — Bodie. 

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Berliner  E,  varieties,  Main 
Berwiti  8,  merchant  tailor,  Main 
BLACK   HAWK  GOLD    MINDTO 

00,  !!i  B  Ferguson  supt 
BLACKWOOB  T  J,  physician,  Main 
Bodie  BlutrCon  Mining  Co,  A  N  Harris 

supt 
B01>IE  BREWERT,  A   A  Carion  & 

Peter  Krnst  proprs.  Main 

"BODIE   CH&ONICLE   DAUT 

(evening),  Uobert  M  and  Alex  (J  Folgcr 
proprs 
Bodie  Con  Gold  Mining  Co,  H  A  Whit- 
ing supt 

BODIE  TOTJNDRY,  Wells  &  Kilpat- 

rick  pruprs,  Muiu 
BODIE    HOTEL,  Tower    &    Fullride 
proprs,  cor  Wood  and  Standard  avo 

BUDIE  TUNNEL  MINING  CO,  Thos 

Bufkley  supt 
BOISOT    &    STEWART,  'Irugs    and 

paints  and  oils.  Main 
BOLAN  MRS  N  M,  dressmaker.  Main 

BUN-TON  LODGING  HOUSE.  Mrs 

C  A  iiubjohn  proprs,  tireen 
Booker  Gold  and  Milver  Mining  Co,  A 

M  Kllsworth  supt 
BOONE  &  WRIGHT,  gen  mdse  and 

liuy  und  gniin  feed  stable 
B«scacci  O,  groceries,  Main 
BOSTON  CON,  Martin  Jones  supt 
Boucher  &  Piuit',  saloon,  Main 
Bradford  H  !>,  artist,  Main 
Brodrick  J,  livery.  Main 
BROPHY  J  E,  funiiture  and  auction- 

etT,  Main 
Brown  J,  hotel,  nr  Noonday  Mine 
BROWN   T  J.  hairdresser  and  baths, 

M.iin 
BUTLER    WILSON,     blacksmithing 

and  wagonmaker,  eor  Mill  and  Menu 
Byan  H  C,  restaurant.  Main 

CALDWELL  &  FALKINHAM,  ci 

gars  anil  tobaccoes  and  billiards  and 
stitionery.  Main 

California  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co, 
S  B  Ferguson  supt 

CALLIHAN  GEO  S,  Can-Can  Restaur- 
ant, iM  North  Main 

CAMPBELL  A  D,  bootmaker,  Stand- 
ard ave 

CAMPBELL  J  M,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker.  Main 

CARION  &  ERNST,  proprs  Bodie 
Brewery 

Cassin  Father,  clergyman 

Central  Lodging  House,  Mrs  F  A  M 
Smith  proprs 

CHAMPION  HOTEL,  Walsh  &  Smith 
proprs.  Main 

Champion  Mining  Co,  L  Manchett  supt 

Chapman  Kol)crt,  painter,  Main 

CLARENDON  HOUSE,  W  B  Byan 
propr,  Fuller  nr  Green 


Clark  B,  liquon,  Main 

Cobe  &  Evans,  restaurant.  Main 

Cohn  Jonas,  clothincr,  Main 

COMSTOCK  HOTEL,  J  B  HominK 

propr,  7  Main  ° 

CON  PACIFIC,  Martin  Jones  sunt 
UOWNOVER  C  W,  lifiuors  and  bil- 

liarils,  Mbiii 

Cnesus  G<,ld  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  S  B 

Furguson  supt 
"DAUiY  BODIE  STANDARD," 

John  1  Ginn  editor  and  uunager,  T  S 
Harris  propr 

"DAILY  FKEE  PRESS"  (morning'), 

H  C  Osborne  editor 

Daniels  N,  justice  of  peace 

Davisnn  H  B,  piiyiici.in,  Main 

DAVISON  WM,  Mammoth  Saloon, 
Miiii 

Deal  D  L,  physician.  Mill 

Deguire  Ben,  liiiuors,  Main 

Diiinis  Kichurd,  liquors.  Main 

Dogtown  Hydraulic  Gravel  Mining  Co, 
S  B  Furguson  supt 

Drake  F  V,  attorney,  Main 

DREW  &  GIVEN,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers.  Main 

Dudley  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  Por- 
ter l^Iolmes  supt 

EGGLESTON  BEN,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions. Main 

ELLIS  W  H,  standard  Drag  Store, 
cigars  and  tobaccoes,  stationery  and 
billiard  parlor,  Main 

Ephraim  &  Trapp,  loan  office,  Mnin 

ESMERALDA  BREWERY  DEPOT, 

liudalf  Vogel  propr.  Main 

Eyselcc  A,  hairtiresser,  Main 

FAHEY  PATRICK,  Mono  Brewery, 
i)  Main 

FLEMING  J  B.  propr  Comstock  Ho- 
tel, w  s  Main 

FOLGER  ROBERT  M.&ALEX  C, 

immrs  "  Evening  Chronicle" 
BREST   THOS  M,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmakers,  Main 

FOB,T  J  B,  manager  for  Silas  B  Smith, 
dry  goods,  Main 

Fc/ster  C  vV,  saloon.  Main 

Friend  Mrs  A  C,  tumituro  and  under- 
takers. Main 

Furguson  K  D,  attorney.  Main 

(rallagher  P,  liquors.  Main 

GENSLER  S,  agent  clothing  and  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  Main 

GILBERT  JAS,  machinist  and  black- 
smith, Upper  Main 

GILL  F  C,  hairdresser  and  Bodie  Baths, 
Main 

GILLESPIE  M  M.  stationery,  cigars, 
etc,  Main 

Gillson,  Barber  &  Co,  gen  mdse.  Main 
and  King 


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Gipiey  Queen  Gold  Mining  Co,  A 
Ellaworth  aupt 

GOLD  HILL  RESTAURANT,  Mo- 

Curtcv  &  Tobia  proprs,  Muiu 
OOLDBERO  R,  merchant  tailor,  Main 

GOODSHAW  GOLD  MINING  00, 

Thos  Buukley  supt 
Gorhuni  Geo  C  Jr,  attorney,  Main 
(iowen  E  W,  rest;*urant,  Main 
Greeley  J  L,  attorney.  Main 

GRTJSST  &  FHIERMAN,  restaurant, 

Main 
(iunn  J  J,  saloon.  Main 
Haas  A  k  Co,  dry  goods,  Main 
Hanak  H,  hotel.  Main 

HARRINGTON  &  GOMES,  Hiuors, 

Main 
IlariiDgtou  G  &   S  Mining  Co,  L  A  Lee 

Grange  supt 
Harrington  James,  constable 
Harrison,  Epstine  &  Co,  tailors.  Main 
Hart  Mrs  J  K,  restaurant.  Main 

HASTINGS  HF,  cashier  Mono  County 

Bank,  Main 
Hiiywftnl  Chas  F,  livery.  Wood 
HUlLBRON  F,  meat  market.  Mills  and 

Low 
Heilshorn  J  H,  liipiors,  Main 
Hi'tzel  Seidell,  attorney,  Main 
HYMAN  I,  cigars,   tobacco  and  sta 

tioiiery,  Main 
II inkle  (t  H,  Methodist  cler^mnn,  Miin 
HOERCHNER  H  C.  U  luors,  Muin 

HOFFMAN  C  &  BROS,  Jry  and  fancy 
(^ood^,  Milin 

HOLLANDER  LEO,jowclor  and  watch- 
maker, M  lin 

HOMER  MILL  MINING  CO,  Martin 

Jones  supt 
HOOLE  H  i',  oJi^.or  "  Mornin?  News  " 
Howarth  &  Shaw,  carpenters.  Main 
IRWIN  WM  Bupt  Standard  (iold  Min 

ing  Co 
James  J  &,  Co,  cij[ar3  and  tobacco.  Main 
Johnson  S,  merchant  tailor.  Main 
Johnson  W  A,  hotel,  Main 
JONES  MARTIN.  si;pt  Consolidated 

Pacific  Mining  Co 
Jones  W  P,  dentist.  Main 

KELLT  &  CARDER,  furniture.  Main 
KEMP  &  COLEMAN,  Occidental  Ho 

tul,  Main 
Kemp  H,  photoifrapher.  Main 
KILGORjB  C  H,  meat  market.  Main 
Kins  Bee  Miuint;  Co,  H  A  Gould  supt 
KINGSLEY    J   W,  liver:    and    feed 

stable,  M^in 

KIRSCHBRATJN,  SON  &  CO,  grocer- 
ies. Main 

KOPPEL  &  PLATT,  clothing 

gents'  furnishing  goods.  Main 
Lafee  A,  r^taurant.  Main 


Bodie. 

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LANJu  J  M  & 


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and  notary  public.  Main 
LARDI   LOUIS,  groceries    and   game 

market,  Mnin 
LAST  CHANCE,  Martin  Jones  supt 
LAWTON  H  A,  acent  U  8  Stage  Line, 

office  Grand  Central  Hotel 
LOBDELL  Fi  cigars,  tobacco  and  no- 
tions. Main 
LOPEZ  JOE,  hairdresser.  Main 
Ijorgea  Mrs  S,  milliner.  Main 
Love  &  Hudson,  butchers.  Main 
Love  &  Whitehill,  attorneys.  Main 
LUTHER  T  M  &  CO,  assaycrs.  Main 
LYONS  T  H,  litniors,  Main 
MAHLSTEDT  H,    Uosedah    Saloon, 

next  door  to  Bodiu  Bank,  Main 
Mammoth    Stage    Line,  M    L    Wilson 

agent,  Greene  and  Main 
MARDEN  H,  teed  yard,  freighter   and 

contractor,  otfice  near  Standard   **■" 
Marks  M  &  Co,  liquors,  M  lin 

MARSHALL  &  BLEAKLEY, 

stock  Suloo  I,  Main 
McClinton  Gold  Mining  Co,  11   F 

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McCormick  Magie,  liquors.  Main 
McDonnald  J  W,  liquors  Muiu 
McDonald  O  C,  atty.  Main 
McKlroy  T,    gunsmith  and  locksmith. 

Standard  ave 
McKennuy,  C  F,  boarding  house 
McLEOD  A,  propr  toll  road  and  grain 

dealer 
McQuaid  John  A,  atty.  Main 
McVARISH   &   McPHEE,    liquors, 

M  ill 
MEINKE    &    ROBERTS,     Chicago 

Brewery  and  liquors.  Main 
MEYERS  F  J,   bootmaker,    Standard 

ave 
Miletich  &  Povlovich,  confectionery  and 

groceries.  Main 
Miner  K  S,  atty.  Main 
MOLINELLIP  P,  line  wines,   liquors 

and    cigars  and    tobacco,     Mill     and 

Main 
MONO  BREWERY,    Patrick    Fahey 
propr.  East  Main 
Mono  (iold  Mining  Co,   H  A   Whiting, 

supt 
MONO    HOUSIi.     Kings    &     Bennett 

proprs.  Main 
Moore  S  W,  notary  public,  Main 
Mora  V,  mirkel.  Main 

"MORNING   NEWS,"  H  F  Hoole, 

editor 
Morris    U  ]^\   machinist    and  builder, 

Main 
MORRIS    MRS    H     D,    dressmaker, 

Main 
and'  Neblet  W  N  H,  hairdresser.  Main 
Nevada  &  Cal  Tel  Co,  Main 


Newman  Thos,   justice    peace,  Main 


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H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Winss,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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ALPIIABBTICALLY. 


Noonday  ft  Nwth  Noonday  Gold   Min^ 

iag  Co,  B  K  Taylor  supt 
North  Bulwer  Co«  H  A  Gould  supt 
North  Standard  Co,  H  A,  GouM  supt 
OCCTDEITTAL     HOTEL.    Kemp  ft 

Coleman  proprs.  Main 
O'Donal   Mrs  S,  lodging  house,  9  Main 
Oltien  N,  liquors,  Main 
O'Neill  E,  restaurant,  Main 
C'Neitl  J,  mttrchant  tailor.  Main 
ORIENT  MININQ  CO,  iHoa  Buckley 

supt 
Orimual  Summit  Gold'Mining  Co,  A  M 

£l!»worth  supt 
Oro  Mining  Co,  Thos  Steele  supt 
O  Oornp  H  C,  editor  "Daily  Free  Press," 

Main 
OSGOOD  M  T,  haniessmaker 
PAOE,WHEAT0N&C0.  gen  mdse, 

stoves,  hardware,  dry  goods,  and  gro- 
ceries 
Pault'tte  Georgf,    blacksmith  and   car- 

ria^mith.  Main 
PEARSON  BROS,    soda    works    and 

ice  dep( it.  Upper  Main 
PETERSON  JGt  L.  justice  of  the  peace 

and  notary  publii",  Main 

PHELEOER  &  SULLIVAN,  station 

ery,  ciirars  and  tobacco,  Main 
PIONEER   BREWERY,   I  Franken 
burger  &  Wm  Davison  proprs.    Green 
and  Wood 
POPE  W  H,  cashier  The  Bodie  Bank 
PORTER  0  L  &  CO.  lumber,  Green 
POWELL  &  LIEHaJT,  produce,    and 

fruit.  Wain 
PRESHAW  R  0  DB,  dentist,  Main 
Purdy  Jtimes,  liquors,  standard  ave 
Queen  Bee  (JoUl  Mining  Co,  J  C  Turner 

supt 
Eadovich  ft  (jillespie,  reataurant.  Main 
RAYMOND  BROS,  harness  and    sad- 
dles, Main  I 
Roddy  P,  attv,  Main 

REINSTEIN   &  WOLF,     clothing. 

M'  i  > .  . 
Rich  Bros,  cloth'ng,  Main 
RITCHIE  J  R,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Main 
Robertson  H  D.  physician.  Main 
Robinson  KP,  justice  of  tiie peace 
Robsou  !Wm   &   Co,   blacksmiths    and 

wp.gonmakers,  Mono 
ROE  M  J,  physician  and  surgeon,  Main 

and  Mill 
Rogera  Nathani,  pliystcian,  Main 
Rogers  W  H,  physician,  Main 
Rooney  ;J,  Jiunors,  Main 
ROTH  &  WAGNER,  liquors,  Main 
RUEGER'  CELAS  C,   miuinu   engineer 

and  deputy  U  S  surveyor,  Main,  Post 

office  building 

RYAN'S  LODGING  HOUSE,  w  B 

Ryan.propr,  Main 


Ryan  T  P,  atty,  Main 

SALISBURY     &     RICHARDSON 

boota  i;nd  shoes,  North  Main  ' 

Santa  Miua  Gold  Mming  Co,  J  P  Keat- 

ing  supt 
SCHIICARTZ  M,  clothing,  boots  and 

shoes,  hats  and  caps  and  furnishing 

^Toods,  Main 
SCOWDEN  L  A.  U  S  deputy  mineral 

surveyor  and  civil  engineer,   Mill  and 

Main 
Scully  James,  liqiiors,  Main 
SHANNON  D,  Senate  Saloon,  Main 
Shaughnessy   Mrs  M,  restaurant.   Main 
Shaver  &  Co,  watchmaker.  Main 
SIEGEL  &  CO,  cigars  and  tobacco,  27 

Main 
SMITH  SILAS  B,  dry  goods  and  gents 

furnishing  goods.  Main 
SODA  WORKS   Pearson  Bros  proprs, 

Uppi-T  Main 

SODERLING  A,  Virginia  assay  office 

Main 
South  Bulwer  Mining  Co,   J  C  Turner 

S'.ipt 

South  Noonday  Gold  ft   Silver  Minin» 

Co,  J  C  Turner  supt 
South  Standard  Gold  Mining  Co,   D  C 

Norton  supt 

SOUTHWORTH  &  ENOS,  Parole 
Saloon,  Main 

Spaulding  Mining  ft  Mill  Co,  S  B  Fer- 
guson supt 

STANFORD  CON  MINING  CO,  Thos 

Buckley  supt 

STANDARD  GOLD  MINING  CO, 

Wni  Irw.n  supt 

STANDARD  MILL,  James  M  Dawley 
foreman 

Stebbins  S  (t,  constable 

STEPHENS  P  A^attomey,  Main 

STEVENSON  BE,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, Grand  Central  Hotel,  Main 

STEWART'S  HOTEL,  M  Y  Stewart 
nropr,  Main 

STEWART  J  W  &  CO,  lumber  yard, 
(ir-xin  and  Wood 

STEWART  M  Y,  hotel.  Main 

SULLIVAN  C  W,  notary  public  and 

conveyancer,  Main 
Summers  &  Co,  meat  market.  Main 
SWANN  MRS  F,  confectionery,  Main 
Sweeney  M  M,  stoves  and  tinware 
Tauti)haus  Bros,  meat  market.  Main 

THE  BODIE  BANK,    W   H  Pope 

cashier,  Wm  Irwin  pres.  Main 

THE  MONO  COUNTY  BANK,  Hobt 

Barton  pres,  H  F  Hastings  casltiiT, 
Main 

Tioga  Gold  Mining  Co,  C  II  Goldiiig 
supt 

TORTILOVIUS  A,  fruits  and  varie- 
ties, Main 


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TOWER  &  FULLRIDE,  pror  .-a  Bodie 

Hotel,  cor  Wood  and  Standuid  ave 
Tubino  D,  restaurant,  Main 

UNIVEBSITT   MININa  CO,  D  F 

Moore  Bupt   

IT  S  STAGE  LIFE.  H  ALawtonagt, 

office  Grand  Central  Hotel,  Main 
Van   Voorhies  &    Webber,    druggists, 

Main 
VAN   ZANDT    JOHN  W,  physican 

and  surgeon.  Main 
VmiKA  J  B,  hairdresser  and  baths, 

Main  near  King 
WAGNER    D,    The    Parlor     Eating 

House,  Main 

WAGNER  JOHN,  liquors,  Main  and 

King 

WALHEHf  P,  boots  and  shoes.  Main 
WALSH  &  SMITH,  propr?  Champion 

Hotel  and  restaurant,  5  Main 
WARD  H,  furniture  and  undertaker, 

Mii'i 
WEBER  F,  blacksmith    and    wagon- 

"WEEKLY  BODIE  STANDARD." 

John  J  fSinn  editor,  T  S  Harris  propr 

maker,  Mills 
Weiler  A  1,   cigars  and  tobacco,  Mnin 
Wells,   Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,    W   A 

Atlee  agent,  Main 


WELLS  &  KILPATRICK,  proprs 

Bodie  Foundry,  Main 
West  &  Bryant,  gen  mdse,  Mnin 
Wheeler  &  Gillespie,  freight  line,  Main 
White  J,  lodging  house,  Main 
WILLARD  FRANK  F,    real  estate, 

collection   and  ins  agent,  Main  and 

Mill 
Wilms  &  Co,  bakery  and  restaurant,  13 

Main 
WICMANNALEX,  liquors.  Main 
WKIGHT  H  £,  druggist.    Main  near 

King 
Wylie  Mrs  E,  hotel,  Main 


Standard  Drug  Store, 

Wc  H.  ELLIS, 

Dealer  in 

Ciiiai's,  Totaccos  &  Stationery. 

CeXKRAIi  NEWS  I>i:i*OT 

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BILLIARD  PARLOR. 

Agent  for  San  Francisco  and  Vir^'inia  City  Dally 
Papers. 

Main  Strd:t,  Boiie,  Cal. 


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OlUUhUli.lj  PROPRIETOR. 


No.  69  Main  Street, 

BODIE,  CAL. 


All  the  Delk'acius  nf  the  SciRon  on 
hand  and  cooked  to  order. 


Private  Rooms  f(>r  Families  open  day 
and  nigh  I. 


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JOST  SCHUELER, 

M.iniifacturer  of  and  De.iler  in 

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Main  Street,  Walla  Walla,  Washington  Territory. 

All  kinds  of  French  nnd  American  Calf  and  Kip,  and  thu  Best  Santa 
Cruz  ISolo  Leather.    Repairing  neatly  doue  at  the  shortest  notice. 

Two  doors  below  St.  Louis  Hotel. 


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PURE  PORT  WINE,  for  HedlcM  Purposes,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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V.  H.  PEASE,  Ass't  Sup't  ^nd  Auiitor. 

AroaMiBoiP.S.StiieCo. 

General    Offices:    Carson   City, 

DAILY   THROUGH    LINE 

CARSON  CITY  to  AURORA  &  BODIE 


CARRYING  U.  S.  MAIL  AND  W.  F.  &  GO'S  EXPRESS. 

Oonneclin^  Daily  at  Aurora  with  Stage  Lines  for 

Marietta,  Belleville,  Candeiaria,  Columbus,  Benton,  Silver 
Peak  and  Lake  District  Mines. 

Leave  San  Francisco  via  C.  I'.  K.  U.  at  9.  30  A.  NL  daily.  Connect  at  Rcnn, 
Nev.,  Willi  V.  and  T.  K.  R.  10  Carson.  Arrive  at  Carscn  at  8. 15  A.  M.  next  day'. 
Thence  hy  Stajje  to  Aurora  ami  Uodie. 

P.issciiL-ers  Icaviii}:  Sin  Francisco  daily,  except  Sundays,  !)y  4,30  P.  ^L  Ex- 
press Train  via  Benicia  for  Virginia,  Mev.,  arrive  at  Carsoasanie  time 
as  aiiove. 

Through  t'me  to  Aurora  and  Tiodic  from  San  Francisco.  30  hours;  to 
Belleville,  «.  oiiii'iius  and  iScnton,  45  hours. 

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I.  S.  PENFIELD Virginia  City.  Nev. 

H.  L.  LEAVITT Bridgport.  Cal. 

T.  ROOT Candelaria.  Nev. 

J.  S.  CRAIO Bfason  Valley,  Nev. 

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California — Bogus-Bridgeport. 


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ALPHABITICALLT. 


Bog^s, 

SISKIYOU  COUNTY. 
iHoCLINTOCK  W  K,  postmaster 


Bolinas, 

IIARIN    COUNTY, 

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Betten  Henry,  dairyman 
Betten  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Biirjie  George,  hotel 
Clark  Sainl,  butcher 
Fecney  P,  cooper 
Fiiinio  T  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Flood  John,  dairyman 
Gibson  J  C,  gen  mdse 
Iiigeim.in  A,  dairym'.a 
.lohnsoii  NV,  ship  i)uiluer 
McCoy  John,  <lairyman 
Nott  Albert,  dairyman 
J'cdrotti  Juniea,  dairyman 
I'lulps  Wm,  dairyman 
Band.dl  Win,  duiryman 
'i'uller  Cieo,  butcher 
Tuller  John,  butcb-jr 
AVdkins  W  W,  dairyman 
Woodward  W    M,    clergyman   (Metho 
dist) 


Boonville, 

MENDOCINO   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice,  25  miles  from  Ukiah,  the 
county  seat. 

Bradwny  H  S,  blacksmith 

McAblHJc  J  W,  postmaster  and  hotel 

Uunt  &.  Rogers,  gen  mdse 


Borden, 

KKESNO   COUNTY, 

On  the  Visfdia  division  of  the  Southern 
Pucitic  1{.  K.,  19  miles  from  Fresno. 


Agi-.rria  V,  meat  market 

Chung  A  Co,  gen  mdse 

Hope  &  Edwards,  blacksmith      ' 

Ixivy  If,  gen  mdae  • 

liBwiii  N,  hotel  iind  saloon 

Long  Wa  k  Co,  gen  mdso 

iSaJM  AbSS  N.  gen  mdse  and   postinas 

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Man  Wa  Chan,  g<!n  mdse 
Wolten  i!i,  hotel  vud  saloon 


Boulder  Creek, 

SANTA    CRUZ  COUNTY. 

Crediford  W  S,  carpenter 

EUic.tt  J,  hotel 

Harmon  0  K,  sawmill 

McGeeWm,  liquors 

Peery  J  A,  carpenter 

Peery  J  W,  sawmill 

PEIiKJJfS  J  S)  groceries  and  postmas- 

Swain  B,  sawmill 
Taylor  J,  hotel 


Brentwood, 

CONTRA  COSTA   COUNTY, 

A  poatofl5u-3,  a  few  miles  from  Martiiez, 
the  county  seat,  on  the  Northtrn  Kail- 
way  and  ban  Pablo  and  Tulurj  Ruilroad. 


Bacigalupi  L,  li  ^uors 
Carey  J  If',  blacksmith 
ESTABROOK  C  R,  agent  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Co  and  C  P  II  R  and  postmaster 
Gafney  W^m  Rev,  ckr^'ymau 
Grunauer  L,  gen  mdse 
luett  H  B,  justice  of  peace 
Meeker  0  iS,  carpenter 


Bridgeport, 

:,!ON0    COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  set  and  depends  mainly 
'Ui  the  milling  inttrest  for  supp:)rt.  It 
u  reached  vin  Carsi.i  City,  Nevada,  by 
stage  line,  from  which  it  id  distant  117 
miles.  Its  altitude  is  10,000  foet  above 
the  sea  level. 


Allen  A,  hotel 

Bryant  A  F,  postmaster 

Briggs  P  M,  superior  judge 

Da  vies  &  Murpliy,  attys 

Djal  1>    L,  couniy  cormer  and  public 

administrator 
(ileson  — ,  groceries 
Harriden  H  F,  gen  mdae 
Hayes  Bros,  gen  mdae  ■ 

Hopkins  S,  ctrntractor  and  builder 
Kirkpatrick  A,  blacksmith 

LEAVITT  H  I,  hotel 

MILLER  BEN  H,    county  clerk,   ra- 

corder  and  auditor 
Nye  P,  supt  of  shingle  mills 
OlHiuchain  T  J,  justice  of  peace 
Parker  W  (),  dist  atty 
Sliowers  Jas,  sheritl' 
Stanton  W,  liquors 

Stewart  &  Irvine,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Sullivan  Mrs  C  W,  supt  of  schools 


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AbPIIABBTIOALLT. 


Thompson  J  G,  county  surveyor 
Tinkum  Z  B,  county  treasurer 
Welch  J  J,  county  aasesssor 
Whitman  G  N,  atty 
Wilds  R  B,  justice  of  peace 

Bridgeville, 

HUMBOLDT    COUNTY, 
Fifty  miles  south  of  Eureka. 

Adams  S  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Col  well  A.  gen  mdae 

HALE  J  J,  postmaster,  hotel  and  feed 

stable 
Kelley  T  B,  hotel 
Look  A  P,  saloon 


Brighton, 

SACRAMENTO   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice,  five  miles  cast  of  Sacra- 
mento, on  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad. 

Dunnen  E,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
FOSTER    SAMUEL    0,    postmaster, 

justice  of  peace  and  groceries 
Gothold  F,  harness  maker 
Harlow  Jno,  carpenter 
Lockett  R  S,  prest  Distillery  Co 
Manlove  W  S,  physician 
Naglee  J,  liquors 
Perkins  T  C,  secy  and  treas  Distillery  Co 

Ruci  liquors 
Prosser  R,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Pugh  S  H,  blacksmith  and  hotel 


Bronco, 

NEVADA    COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  and  mining  camp,  93  miles 
east  of  Nevada  City. 

Mountain  Ice  Co,  S  D  Smith 

People's  Ice  Co,  J  S  Thompson 

Pierce  E  W,  agt  C  P  R  R,  W,  F  &  Co 

and  W  U  Tel  Co 
WICKS  A    M>   hotel,   woodyard  gen 

erul  merchandise  and  postmaster 


Brooklyn. 

(See  East  Oakland.) 

Brown's  Valley, 

YUBA  COUNTY. 
A  poatoiBce  and  mining  camp,  12  miles 


northeast  of    Marysville;    reached   by 
stages. 

Daggett  D  O,  justice  of  peace 

Hague  1 1,  physician 

Holmes  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 

Olmsted  I  M,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Robertson  Jas,  blacksmith 

Rule  &  Frank,  proprs  Solo  Mining  Co 

SCSHAAF  F  W,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Sersanous  M,  boarding  house  and  saloon 

Smith  Jno  B,  hotel 


F.  .W  8CHAAF, 

Dealer  in 

SrjIionlSj&nsUirilware 

MEDICINES, 

Hats,  Caps,  Boots,  Shoes  &  Enblasrs 

Roady-Made  Clothing,  &c.. 
Brown's  Valley,  Cal. 


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Brownsville, 

YUBA   COUNTY. 

The  Knoxdale  Institute  at  this  place 
was  founded  September  128,  1878,  by  M 
Knox,  Esq. 

Batts  Geo,  atty  at  law 

Crane  Wm  &  Bro,  lumber  and  planing 
mill 

De  Turbeville  — ,  physician 

Gaston  Mrs  — ,  physician 

ilankins  &,  Hawiey,  gen  mdse  and  insur- 
ance agents 

Hill  E  K,  atty  at  law,  notary  public  and 
principal  Knoxdale  Institute 

Howell  Wm,  hotel 

Ktnsey  S  Rev,  clergjrman 

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KNOX  M,  hotel,  postmaster  and  pro- 
prietor Knoxdale  In&titutn 

licach  A  M,  lumber 

Meek  Misses  May  &  Alice,  milliners 

Pendin  S  tlev,  clergyman 

Ramsey  T  J,  ins  agt  and  atty  at  law 

RuflF  C  &  Co,  market 

Sooy  C,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


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Buchanan, 

FRESNO  COUNTY. 

Paine  Wm,  gen  mdse 
3HABF  ORBIN,  gen  mdse  and  post 
matter 


Buck's  Ranch, 

PLUMAS   COUNTY. 

A  postofiice  44  miles  from  Oroville; 
reached  by  stages. 

WAGNEB  WM,  postmaster  and  gen 
mdse 

Bullard's  Bar, 

YUBA   COUNTY. 

Buss  A  C,  hotel 
Clark  A  B.  hotel 
Gove  (iartlner,  liquors 
Griffin  W  R,  pmtmaster 
Labadie  L  &  G  E,  sawmill 
Lawless  Mrs  L,  roadhouso 
Palmer  J,  painter 


Devore  J  W,  physician 

Garr  J  F,  justice  of  ths  peace 

Howard  G  C,  Union  Hotel 

Jacobs  A  S,  grain 

Jepsen  Jno,  saloon  - 

McMorris  Perry,  saloon 

MILLER  &  SMITH,  gen  mdse 
KfTTfT.TJB.  W  F»  postmaster 
O'Bryan  Jno  O,  blacksmith 
Picknell  Saml,  warehouse 
Spencer  J  S,  physician 
Wait  W  H,  varieties 


W.  F.  Miller. 


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Burgettville, 

SHASTA   COUNTY 

A  postoffice  80  miles  from  Bedding; 
reached  by  stages. 

Hubbard  A  F,  blacksmith 

MOOERS  J  E«  gen  mdse  and  pnstmas 

ter 
Selvester  Wm,  hotel  and  wagonmaker 


Butcher  Ranch, 

PLACER   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  on  Stony   Hill  turnpike, 
10  miles  frt>m  Auburn. 


General  Merchandise. 

Butte  City,  Cal. 


Byron, 

C-'NTRA  COSTA   COUNTY. 

Carlston  Antii^w,  restaurant 
Casaelinan  W  J,  railroad  agent 

FABIAN  F  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
Gallagher    H    C,    propr    Mextd's     Hot 

Springs 
Jaqifillard  T,  blacksmith 

JOHNSTON   W    H,   postmaster   and 

newsdealer 
Peers  Chas,  saloon 
Phelps  F  F,  blacksmiths 
Severn  Bros,  livery  stable 
Wilkeuing  Henry,  hotel 


Butler  Jno,  drui^gist  and  varieties 
En'i^ll  J  F,  propr  turnpike 
Gilbert  .lames,  carpenter 
Jones  Wm,  bl.ickainith 
MARTIN  T  F,  p  >»tnia8tcr  and  hotel 
McKinsty  E,  wut«r  ditch 
•oilier  Mrs  R,  hotel 


Butte  City, 

COLUSA   COUNTY. 

A  postoffics  18  miles  north  of  Colusa. 
It  is  quite  a  trading  point  of  a  populous 
farmiiig  community. 


W.  H.  JOHNSTON, 

BYRON, 

Contra  Costa  Comitij,  Cal, 


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hVr  all  ttao  loading  Sun  Francisco  and  Eastern 

Newspapers  and  Periodicals, 


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(.'anada  at  I'ubliiiburs  ratoii. 


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Cahto, 

MENDOCINO    COUNTY. 

Mail  station  and  trading  post  for 
Long  Valley,  45  miles  from  Ukiah  on 
Clovtrdale  and  Humboldt  stage  road. 

Benton  J  B,  saddles  and  harness 

Glover  &  Ward,  liquors 

8imnson  Bros,  gen  mdse 

SIMPSON  &  WHITE  hotel  and  gen 

mdse;  postofiico 
Stewart  l^d,  liquors 
Ward  J  D,  liquors 
Williams  8  G,  blacksmith 


Calistoga, 


NAPA  COUNTY, 
Is  charmingly  situated  at  the  terminus 
of  the  Niipa  Valley  branch  of  the  Califar- 
nia  Pacific  F  -ilroad,  where  stages  start 
for  the  diilereut  spriiij^s  and  towns  in 
Lake  county.  It  iias  a  population  of 
about  300,  maintained  by  tourists  ami 
agriculture;  it  is  72  miles  from  San 
Francisco. 


Bettinger  J,  geu  mdse 

Bcesch  E,  wagoninaker  and    undertaker 

Bouns  dl  Broi,  tin  and  hardware 

Bounsall  John,  tailor 

Brooks  iSiliis,  blacksmith 

Brown  J  B,  blacksmith 

Bryant  W  S,  gen  mdse  and  real  estate 

Champion  F,  agt  CulFucilic  K  li  and  W, 
F&Co 

Chapman  S,  notary,  real  estate  and  ins 
agent 

Chcsebro  J  A,  Magnolia  Hotel 

Collins  T  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and  no- 
tary public 

Cook  .1,  li(juors 

Fisher  W  F,  llTcry  stable  and  propr 
st.'ve  lines 

Fnedberg  M,  gen  mdsu 

(i.irdner  O  M,  physici.m 

(Jctlcson  II,  gou  mdse 

f  Jrauas  Joseph,  l)aker 

Haeckel  Louis,  liiiuora 

Hildebr.iiidt  J,  b jotmakcr 

Hiltc'll  John,  liquors 

Hirscliman  .J,  l)ootmaker 

Jewell  &  Son,  real  estate  agts 

Jewell  Wm,  postmaster 

John  .1  Miss,  dressmaker 

JOHNSON  GEO  W,  Calistoga  Hot 
Splines  Hotel 

KORTUM  L,  wine  gr.'ver 

Lardic-  F,  agt  W  U  T.  1 

Lilliu  Geo,  gunsmith  and  feed  mill 

Nichols  J  E,  barlxir 


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Smith  W  D,  physician 
Strattou  W  h,  liquors 
Stender  Henry,  liquors 

WIBBKE  JUUUS,  hamesa  and  sad- 
dlery 

Williams  H,  livery  stable  and  propr 
Harbin  Springs 

Williamson  H  T,  barber 

Wilson  B  F,  druggist 

Woolley  E  B,  butcher 

Yarrington  James,  wagonmaker 

Young  C  H,  hotel 


'        Camanche, 

'  CALAVERAS    COUNTY. 

A  postoifice,  16  miles  from  Mokelumne 
pill. 


Cavaganaro  T,  ge:i  mdse 
Chereaux  A  blacksmith 
Dedose  F,  ealoon 
Dous^herty  — ,  gon  mdse 
DuHTy  M,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Lawson  liaus,  saloon 
Zimmermen  M,   gen    mdse,   postmaster 
and  ^V,  F  &  Co's  agent 


Cambria, 


SAN    LUIS    OIJISPO    COUNTY. 

Pacific  coast  steamers  to  San  Simoon 
from  San  Francisco,  IGO  miL-s,  faro  $10; 
stage  from  San  Simeon  10  miles,  fare 
§l.'Ju;  st  ige  from  Paso  It  iblos  .'{5  inilei, 
fare  §.'{;  stage  from  San  Lui<  Oliispo  35 
milcf',  fare  yi.oO.  The  town  is  pleasant- 
ly si'  iiated  ill  a  canyon  1  mile  from  the 
beach  and  34  miles  n  irth  of  Sau  L'tiiis 
Obispo;  it  contains  a  jwstoffict*,  telegraph 
anil  express  oflice,  ami  other  l)usiiie8s  for 
which  see  list  of  nam?8.  The  hotel,  a 
three-story  dlilice  conducted  by  Mr. 
John  Smith,  affords  every  comfort  de- 
sired by  the  tourist  or  cimmercial 
traveler.  The  chief  support  is  the  diiiry 
iiitiTest,  l)jaii,  potatou  and  barhy 
crop.  Several  rich  quicksilver  mines  are 
in  the  vicinity,  l)iit  are  not  opor.ited  at 
present  ow  i  ig  to  the  low  price  of  m-jtal. 
A  wharf  and  warehouse  accomm  xlato 
schooners  in  winter,  and  passenger 
steamers  in  summer;  principal  landiiuat 
San  Simeon.  The  population  is  estimat- 
ed at  'iOO. 


Apsey  J  E,  deputy  shcrilT  and  constable 
Haker  &  Nlarcli,  Cambria  Lumber  Co 
Bright  Miss  Jennie,  millinery 
Brown  Edwin,  constable 
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AlilMURHTICALLV. 


Campbell  Jas  D,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Carey  Lafayette,  stage 

Citrun  A,  geii  indse 

Cofer  E  M,  (Grant,   Lull    &  Co),   agt 
American  Central  Ins  Co 

COLE  GEO  M,    saddler    and    harness 
maker 

EUBANKS  &  SONS,  blacksmiths 

Gaiis  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

OBANT,  LULL  &  CO,  gon  mdse,  «g 
ricultural  implements  and  mining  sup- 
plies 

GRISmGHER  LORENZO,  William 

Tell  Saloon 
GROSS  S,  gen  mdse 
Harriman  J  F,  carponter 
JANSSEN  J  H>  furniture  and  cabinet 

maker 
JOHNSON  JERRY,   livery   and    feed 

stiible 
Kaetzel  Philip,  wagonmaker  and  notary 

public 
Letfingwell  &  Sons,  wharfingers  and  saw- 
mill 
Lull  Oo  W,  postmaster 
Lynn  Edgar,  mjat  market 
Mandcrschcid  Bn  s,  drugs 
Mannoii  James  JM,  notary  and  deputy 

county  assessor 
McOURDY  SAMUEL,  physician  and 

surgeon 
Minor  K  A,  stoves  and  tinware,  agt  P  C 

S  S  Co,  W  U  Tel  Co  and  las  agt 
Noble  S  W,  ph()to,^rnphcr 
Ott  Froderick,  bootmaker 
Piihner  O  S,  curpeuter 
PROCTOR  HOUSE,  John  Smith  propr 
aUILLIN  JOHN,  saloon 
Kadir  J  H,  blacksmith 
Ilamage  (J  W,  gen  mdse,  justice  of   the 

peace  and  agt  W,  F  &.  Co 
Scott  A  \V,  iiliysician 

SHERMAN  THADDEUS,wagonmak- 

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SMITH  JOHN,  Proctor  Ho  ISO  and  sa- 

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Stiles  J  W,  jeweler  and  watchmaker 

SUMMERS  &    HACKNEY,  black- 

Hiiiiths  and  wagoninakcrs 
Tcj^ido  MiL'uel,  barber 
TOGNAZZI  B  G,  gon  mdso 
TURNER  J  N,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

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WOODS  F  H,    carpenter    and  cabinet 

maker 


Campo  Seco, 

CALAVERAS    CX)UNTY, 

A  postoffice,  reached  by  stages  from  Lodi 
on  tlie  C.  P.  li.  It.;  1'2  milea  from  San 
Andreas. 


Besoux  G,  gen  mdse  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Bowman  A,  livery  stable 

Creiiht  James,  teamster 

(iollao  J  C,  stock-raiser 

fiate  J  jM,  stock-raiser 

NYE  D  B>  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Peck  F  C,  bootmaker 

Itoman  A.  livery 

Sanford  N  F,  gen  mdse 

Todd  J,  meat  market 

VIeinot  t  J,  grocc  ries 

Wooiey  Win,  li^iuors 


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Campo, 

SAN    DIEGO     COUNTY. 

Gaskill  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  blacksmiths 
Guskill  L  U,  postmaster 


Camptonville, 

YUBA   COUNTY, 

Is  95  miles  from  Sacramento  v!n  Marys- 
ville,  from  which  it  is  reached  by  stages. 

Baden  W  J,  blacksmith 

Baker  J  \V,  carpenter 

Bliss  C  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

B!i33  Mrs  K  H,  hotel 

Brown  Mrs  A  L,  dressmaker 

Brown  J  P  &  Co,  bankers 

Calvin  Wm  H,  drugs  and  notions 

Dameille  F,  hotel 

Douj;l.is  Geo,  dentist 

Erwin  Jos,  blacksmith 

Gassner  M  J,  tanner 

Gerweiiier  Casper,  shoemaker 

Graliam  J  K,  shoemaker 

G rover  W  H,  livery 

MANSUR  C  F,  dry  goods  and  post- 
master 

Marrow  &  Verrell,  carpenters 

McLelliin  J  <J,  tinware 

McMurray  V  C,  saloon 

Meek  J  II,  grocer 

Mevcs  B,  jeweler 

Millar  A  G,  butcher  and  justice  of  the 
])eace 

Smith  Mrs  C  C,  druggist 

Walton  J  H,  baker 

Young  J  K,  notary  public 


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YOLO   COUNTY. 

Aldrich  J  W,  hotel  and  livery 
Appleby  A,  hotel 
Beek  A,  bootmaker 
Cranston  T  J,  druggist 


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ALPIIABKTICALI.r. 


Duncan  H  C,  livery  stable  and  propr  of 

Cal  Q  S  M  Stage  Line 
Freeman  F  S  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Lang  Jno  A,  saloon 
Levy  David,  gen  mdse 
Levy  W,  gen  mdse 
Lewis  Jno  T,  harnes  maker 
Lovoll  &  Parker,  blacksmiths  and  wag 

onmakers 
Hunger  W  D,  blacksmith 
Perkins  E  E,  postmaste.*  and  justice  of 

peace 
Strohback  H,  saloon 


Capistrano, 

LOS     ANGELES   OOUNIT. 
A  postoiBce,  75  miles  from  Los  Angeles, 

Carlson  Christian,  blacksmith 
Charles  Heury,  wool  grower 
Congdon  J  K,  constable  and  collector 
Dancri  J  B,  justice  of  peace 
Dartigue  Louis,  wool  grower 
Egan  Richd,  \V  U  tel  opr  and  county 

supervisor 
Erreca  Bernardo,  wool  grower 
P'uller  J  J',  justice  of  peace 
Garcia  Dolores,  saloon  and  stable 
Lopera  C,  constable  and  collector 
Mendelson  M,  geu  mdse,  postmaster  and 

ins  agent 
SALABERRI  JUAN  &    CO,   general 

merchandise  anil  liciuors 

WAGNER  CHAS,  saloon 


Carpenteria, 

SANTA  KAHUAUA  COUNTY. 

A  stage  station  and  trading  point  on 
the  Coast  Stage  Eoad  from  Santa  Bar 
bara  to  Los  Angeles.  Stage  from  Santa 
Barbara  10  miles;  fare,  ;J1.00.  Stage 
from  San  B-mnaveiiti.  ra  1.0  miles.  The 
place  is  surroundeil  by  a  most  thrifty 
farming  popul  'Hon. 

Anderson  ^V       saloon 
Benn  Jno,  ■      .loable 
Dodge  C  K,  .    n  mdse 
Muncton.  Henry,  blacksmith 
Thurmonil  CJ  E,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Way  Wm,  justice  of  peace 


Caspar, 

MENDOCINO    COUNTY. 

Beached  by  the  N.  P.  0.  R.  R.  and 
connecting  stage  lines  or  Pacific  Coast 
steamers.  It  is  1(30  miles  from  8an 
Francisco. 


Bromley  D,  blacksmith 

CumniingH  J,  siloon 

D£  CAMP  C  E,  postmaster 

Gregor  J,  blacksmith 

Huldt  Danl,  saloon 

Heldt  Go,  livery 

JACKSON  J  0,  general  merchandise, 

C  E  Dj  Camp  manager 
Kelly  Frank,  g(ftn  store 
King  Jno,  saloon  ' 

McDonahl  J  K,  tanner 
McDonald  Jno,  hotel         ,  .  , 
Van  Ahweu  M,  saloon  ' 


Castroville, 

MONTEREY   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad,  15 
miles  from  Monterey,  and  has  a  popula- 
tion of  800.  It  was  named  after  J.  B. 
Castro,  Esij.  The  place  depends  upon 
stock-raisinL{  and  agricultural  interests 
for  its  support.  It  is  also  the  junction 
for  the  railroad  leading  to  Monterey. 

BLACK    &   SON.    CastroviUo     Flour 

Mills 
BOWERY  JOHN,  veterinary  surgeon 
Brown  Wm  H,  hairdresser 
CASTRO  J  6,  farmer  and  land  owner 

"CASTRO\nLL£  ARGUS,"  Joseph 

Morritt  propr 
Cooper  J  B  H,  gen  mdse 
GIBSON  W  H,  grain  buyer,  flour  deal- 

er  and  agent  Well-s,  Fargo  &  Co 

GRANDPRE  H  D,  harnessmaker 

Henry  Walter  saloon 

Johnson  Israel,  postmaster 

Keating  L  B,  geu  mdse 

Kelly  P,  farmer  and  gardener 

KING  M,  restaurant  and  saloon 

Knoeh  &  Zimmerman,  meat  market 

Longley  A  H,  stoves  and  tinware 

Mathews  Monroe,  barber 

MERRITT  JOSEPH,  propr  "Caatro 
ville  Ar^us" 

Merritt  M  ii,  notary  public 

MEYER  LOUIS,  Snug  S.iloon 

Miller  &  Co,  croceries 

MILLS  JOHN,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Mitchell  .1  \V,  varieties 

Parent  T  I),  blacksmith 

PARKER  JOHN,  druggist  and  physi- 
cian 

Pierson  W  S,  agt  S  P  R  R 

Pomber  .J  .VI,  livery  stable 

REIRDON  JOHN,  harness  and  saddles 

Roth  lliram,  i^aluon 

SMITH  F  M,  propr  American  Hotel 

STREBOST  WM,  boots  and  shoes  also 
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527 


AbrllAHRTICALLr. 


WALSH  F  M ,  wines,  liquors,  cigars, 
tobacco  and  agent  Mountain  Brewery 
beer 

Watson  J  £,  varieties 

Whitcher  C  R,  blacksmith 

WHITE  OECk  Salinas  Bre^^ery  Saloon 

WOOD,  DUTOHEB  &  CO,  gen  mdse 


Cayucas, 

SAN    LUIS    OBISPO    COUNTY. 

A  small  but  pretty  place  on  the  sea 
coast,  ISO  miles  south  of  San  Francisco, 
and  is  most  conveniently  reached  by  the 
Pacific  Coast  steamers.  It  depends  on 
the  dairy  interests  mainly.  It  has  tele- 
graphic communication. 

Brocksieb  Chan,  carpenter 

Burroughs  Abbott  L,   postmaster  and 

W  U  Tel  Co 
CASS.  JAMES  &  CO,  agricultural  im- 

tilements,   general    merchandise    and 
umfier 
COSMOFOLITAir  HOTEL,  Morganti 

ft  Brignnlj  projjrs 
SE  ROME  A  T,  blacksmith 
Gemmill  David,  butcher  and  farmer 
GRANT,  LULL  &  CO,  gen  mdse,  VV 

Watson  mnnager 
Grisiagher  A,  snloon 
HANDY  JOHN  H,  blacksmith 
MOROANTI  &  BKIONOLI,  hotel 
WATSON   WM    J,    manager    Grant, 

Lull  &  Co 
Wright  C  W,  justice  of  peace 


Cedar  Flat, 


THIN  ITT    COUNTY 


SIMMONS  &   MORTON,  gen   mdse, 
hotel  and  postoihce 


Cedarville, 

MODOC   COUNTY. 

A  postoffice  reached  via  Central  Pa- 
cific Railroad  to  Reno,  Nevada,  thence 
by  stages  225  miles. 

Alirams  J,  wagonmaker 

Crissler  &  Bonner,  groceries  and  bard- 
ware 

Pronillard  Wm,  flour  mill 

GODFRET  G  E,  postmaster  and  mil- 
linery 

Hivonymous  J,  hotel 

Jont'8  J  C,  bootmaker 

Kistter  Bros  &  Co,  dry  goods 

Monchamp  J,  hotel 


Norton  M  L,  market 
Roberts  Wm,  waeonmaker 
Simons  J  R,  blacksmith 
Wylie  Jas,  blacksmith 


Central  House, 

BUTTK   COUNTY. 
A  postoffice,  12  miles  south  of  Shasta. 


Dumar  Harry,  blacksmith 
HUTCHINS  J  S,  postmaster 


Central  Point, 

MERCED     COUNTY. 

B   ily  J,  blacksmith 

Drummond  Jno  Q,  supt  San  Joaquin  & 

Kiiig's  River  Canal  Co 
HOFFMAN  G  L,  gen  mdse,  I^otel  and 

postmaster 


Centreville, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY, 

Is  located  in  a  rich,  fertile  district,  33 
miles  from  San  Francisco  and  3  miles 
from  thd  C.  P.  R.  R.  at  Niles.  A  stage 
connects  at  every  train.  Has  a  popula- 
tiou  of  400,  and  a  Masonic  Lodge  of  (30 
members. 


ALLEN  CYRTTS  H,  physician 

BANE  &  DODGE,  gen  mdso 

B£0£  C&ARLES,  saddler  and  hameaa 
maker 

BECK  D  H,  een  mdse 

BLACOW  MRS  R,  French  merino 
sheep  range  «i 

COLEMAN  J  W,  livery  stable,  Stage 
Line 

COLEMAN  &  SANDHOLDT,  saloon 

Dyers  M  C,  saloon 

Hainan  .fames,  stoves  and  tinware 

Hilton  F  H,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Huxley  T  C,  atty  at  law 

LEWIS  B  J  MRS,  United  States 
Hotel 

Lucio  J,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Morter  &  Moaher,  carriage  manufr  and 
blacksmith  ^"^  .  ■*"  ^ 

Pendergest  Matthew,  boot  and  shoe- 
maker 

FRAG  CONRAD,  gen  mdss  and  post- 
master 

Riser  &  Smith,  carriage  manufr  and 
blacksmith 

RoWrtaon  J  W,  carriage  maker 

SALZ  &  CO,  gen  mdse,  agt  W  UTel, 
and  W,  F  &  Co 


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California — Centreville-Chico. 


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Silver  Manuel,  barber 

Tifoch  Jim,  saloon 

UNITED  STATES  HOTEL,  Mrs  B  J 

Lewis  proprs 
Waltoa  W,  blacksmith 
Woodham  C  H,  hamessmaker. 
WORSHAM  K  MKS,  Milton  House 
YATES  L  0,  notary  public  and  dentist 
YonswMia  D  L,  physician  and  druggist 


Ceres, 

STANISLAUS   COUNTY. 

Annear  J  G,  blacksmith 

Averill  Bros,   blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Cantield  \V  L,  painter 
Cross  J  H,  groceries 
Tynan  Dr.  Rrain 
WHITMOkE  D,  postmaster  and  ware 

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Whitmoro  &;  Howard,  Market 


stages.  Depends  on  minine  chiefly  for 
its  support.  J.  J.  Moston,  Es-i.,  is  the 
proprietor  of  the  Cherokee  ilutel,  the 
best  in  the  place.  Population  about 
150. 


Bristow  VVm,  meat  market 
Fitter  Mrs  John,  hotel 
Morgan  Henry,  postmaster 
Morgan  James  L,  groceries 
MOSTON  J  J,  propr  Cherokee  Hotel 


Cherokee, 

nUTTE    COUNTY, 

A  postofficc,  and  quite  a  pleasant  little 
place,  12  miles  north  of  Oroville. 


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Bader  C,  liquors 
Bagnclle  — ,  hotel 
BARBEE  B  E,  postmaster 
Barbee  Mrs   li   JO,  millinery  and 

goods,  dry  goods  and  notions 
Beatson  James,  tobacco 
Blackburn  W  K,  gen  mdse 
Derrick  A  S,  liquors 
France  C,  physician 
Glass  L,  notary  public 
Glover  M,  liquors 
Goodny  L,  gen  mdse 
Hollop  F,  bootmaker 
Horusman  H,  liquors 
Knowls  M,  confectionery 
Medowich  G,  liquors 
Miller  &  Vogt.  meat  market 
Parker  L  A,  liquors 
Rogers  J  H,  druggist 
Ryan  A,  hotel 
Weloughby  N,  hotel  and  justico  of  the 

Wieace 
ILLIAMS  WM  H,  supervisor 
Wolf  R,  gen  mdse 


Chico, 

BUTTE   COUNTY, 

Is  one  of  the  prettiest  places  in  the 
State,  and  has  a  population  of  noai-ly 
<l,000.  It  id  the  largest  and  wealthiest 
town  in  the  county,  and  ii  depondont 
upon  the  agricultural,  vinicultural  and 
mining  interests  of  the  locality  for  itd 
support.  It  ii  in  a  prosperous  condition, 
and  its  outlook  is  emphatically  hi'i<rht. 
It  is  on  the  lino  of  the  Oregon  Division 
of  the  Central  Pacific  It.  R.,  U5  miles 
above  Sacramento.  The  climate  is  good 
and  the  society  excellent.  Its  streets 
are  broad  and  smooth,  and  arc  bouuti- 
fully  shaded  with  forest  trees.  The 
business  houses  are  well  and  tastily 
built,  while  the  private  residences  pre- 
sent a  most  attractive  appaarancc.  Re- 
ligious denominations  awl  secret  orders 
are  all  represented,  and  are  well  at- 
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Cherokee, 

NEVADA   COUNTY, 

(Postoffice,  Patterson), 

Is  12  miles  north  of  Nevada  City,  the 
county  seat,  and  is  reached  by  tri-weekly 


Ackerman  F,'  meat  market,  Second 
ALLEN    ALBERT,    blacksmith, 

Eighth  and  Main 
AllinLjcr  Chris,  market 
BAEIER   B  B.  boots  and  shoes 
BALL  CHAS,  watches,  clocks,  jewelry 

and  plated  wnre 

BANK  OF  BUTTE  COUNTY,  Chaa 

Faulkner    cashior,    cor    Second    and 

Broadway 

BANK  OF  CHICO,  A  H  Crew  cashier, 

cor  Second  an<l  Bromlway 
BARKLEY    MRS    S    I,    dressmaker, 

Broadway 
BPfTX  &  TITZELL,  Alhambra  Saloon, 

Main 
BICE    &    MOORE,  Dexter  Exchange 

Saloon,  cor  Broadway  and  Third 
BLDWELL  JOHN,  Rancho  Chico  and 

Chico  Flour  Mills,  Broadway 
BLACKWELL  W  J,  manager  for  M  C 

Hawley  &  Co 
Blood  A  F,  soda  and  broom  factory 
Bradley  W  L,  marble  works 
Breslauer  H,  clothing 
Breslauer  M  &  Co,  clothing 
BULLAED  A,  grain  buyer,  Broadway 


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BUSK  ISAAC,  wine  rooms,  Second 
Bum  S  C,  bukery 
Cain  Jamos,  bootmaker.  Main 
Camper  H  VV,  wagonmaker 

CANFIELD  E  E,  ci^ara  and  tobacco, 

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CART  FRANK,  junction  Hotel 
Chamberliu  li  A,  meat  market 
Chapman  A  H,  lupt  Chico  Water  Co 
"CMICO  DAILY  RECORD,"  Geo  H 

Crosetto  propr 

"CmCO    ENTERPRISE,"    Edward 

Hoole  propr 
Chico  (jas  Co,  A  H  Chapman  snpt 
CHICO  HOTEL.  WctherbiKj  &  Wood 

propra,  cor  8econd  and  Salem 
Chico  fiumber  Co,  lumber 
Chico  Water  Co,  A  H  Chapman  aupt 
Clarke  B  F,  phyaician 
Cohn  D  S,  boota  and  shoes 

CRAPO  G  W,  phyaician  and  surgeon 

Second 
CREVIT  A  H,  cashiar  Bank   of  Chico, 

cor  Second  and  Broadway,  and  city 

treasurer 
CROISSANT  CHAS.  propr  Chico  Brow 

cry,  cor  Eighth  and  Broadway 

CROSETTE  GEO  H,  propr  "Chico 
Daily  Kecord"  and  "VVeokly  Butte 
Record,"  and  county  superviaor 

GRUH  F  A.  dentist.  Second 

DAILY  C  M,  hairdresser.  Main 

D.iniels  &  Spraguc,  nuction 

DAVIDSON  A  J,  8  doon,  Main 

Davidaon  H  B,  a^t  C  P  K  R 

DAVIS  F  E,  man)le  works,  Broadway 
but  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Davis  G  VV,  physician,  Broadway 

Davis  V,  insnranco 

DAWSON  J  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

DIAMANT  B,  dry    gooils,    clothing, 

l)oi>ta  and  shoes,  Main 
DOOLEY  THOS,  oyster  and  chophous?. 

Second 
DOOLITTLE  IRA  R,  propr     Union 

ilutel.  Main  and  Third 
Dorn  G  W  &  Co,  gen  mdse.  Main   and 

Second     

DRAPER  WM,  bootmaker,  Btoadway 
Duun  J  F,  livery  stable 
Eitel  J  M  Fr.ink,  druKS  and  books 
EMPE  &    ST    JOHN,     blackamiths, 

Junction 
Emp.irium  of    Fashion,    millinery   and 

hair  ^oods 
ESPINOSA  JOSE  M,  bits  and  spurs 
Fargo  &  Frost,  blacksmiths 
Farrar  JLjgro' tu  ,s 
FAUliKNEEl  '"'a AS,  caaldor  Bank  of 

Butte  County   i.nd  a  ;t  W,  F  &  Co 
FETTERS  ft  \:UI^lAJSa,  furniture 

aud  undertaking,  Mu.u 


FINEGAN  JOHN,  New  York  Livery 

Stable,  Main 
Fink  Hennr,  hairdrcaier 
FRANEY  JOSEPH,  merchant  tailor. 

Br.tadway 
FRYEHH,  photographer,  Second' 
GARRETT  ft  MAGEE,  proprj  Butte 

Hotel 
GIFFORD  A  J,  «tty  at  law  and  notary 

public 

GOODDAY  M  ft  00,  dry  goods  and 

cloihing 
Graf  &  McMillan,  blacksmiths 
GRAVES  G  W,  druggist.   Main  and 

Second 
HACHHANN  HENRY,     tailor  and 

dealer  8 jcond-hiiiid  clothes,  Broadway 
HALLET  ARDREWS,  justice  peace, 

notary  and  loans  negotiated 

HALLI^  ft  LOY,  furniture,  carp3t3,  un- 
dertaking, sewing  machines,  paints, 
etc,  M  lin  and  Third 

HAWLEi  H  C  ftCO,  hardware  and 

agricultural  itnidcinants 
HENDERSON  B,  hairdresser  and  baths, 

tjecond 

HENDERSON    G    T,  physician  and 

surgeon,  Second 

HENSHAW  PARK,  atty  at  law, 
Broadway 

Hibbard  &  Sommar,  jewelry,  stationery, 
music  and  fancy  goods 

Hildreth  L  A,  postmaster 

Hill  Sl  McLennan,  siiloon 

Hohr.rt  C  V  &  Co  insurance,  Second 

HOOLE  EDWARD,  propr  "Chico  En- 
terpriae" 

HULL  ISRAEL,  wagonmaker.  Junc- 
tion 

Jackson  F  M,  jeweler.  Main 

JACKSON  J  Si  physician  and  surgeon 

JACKSON  PETER,  hairdraassr  and 
baths.  Main 

Jacobs  &  Oajr,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Johnson  D,  wagonm:iker 

JOHNSON  N  ft  S3N,  grocarioa,  Broad- 
way and  Third 

KERBLE  ft  DAVISON.  Bank  Ex- 
change  Saloon,  Second 

KING  W  Z,  dentist,  Dorn's  new  build- 
ing. Second 

Knnwlton  A  L,  county  surveyor 

KNIGHT  MRS  H  A,  millinery  and 
dressmaking 

LETl  W,  druggists,  Broadway 

Lewis  H,  barber 

Lonccdon  J  B,  liquors 

LONGFELLOW  ft  BECKHAM,  hay. 

(train  and  feeil,  Junction 
LUCAS  A  J,  furniture,  justice  peace  and 

police  judge,  Broadway 
Luak  F  C,  atty  at  law 
MASON  C  C,  phyaician  and  surgeon 


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McOOSMACK  BBOS,  druggists,  See- 

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IDsSSER  W  N.  stage,  sale  and  feed 

stable,  proprs  Chico  a  Powellton  Stage 

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M^yer  Aogust,  saloon,  Main 
MOAD   J  N,  dentist,   Broadway   and 

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HOOBE  MISS  M  F,  millinery  and  agt 

fiutterick  patterns.,  28  Main 
Morse  E  B,  canned  fruit  and  produce 
"SELBOH    CHAS   L,  horseshoer.  Sec 

Olid  and  Saleiti 
Nenhirth  Jno  'I,  ci^ar  factory 
NEWMAN   J    F,    stoves,     tinware, 

plumbing  and    gasfittiug,   Broadway 

next  Bank  of  Chico 
Nichols  EC,  saloon 
NOONAN  J  C,  druggist.  Main 

NOUBBE  OEO  F  &  CO,  groin  buyers 

Nye  Mrs  L,  dressmaker 

O'Hair  I'eter,  groceries 

Ormsby  J  M,  statijuery  and  agt  W  U 
Til  Co 

PETEBS  F  &  BBO,  hoot*  and  shoes, 
dry  goods  and  clotiiiicr.  Main 

PILLOT  F  A,  cigars  and  tvibacco.  Main 
and  Second 

BEQOEDWABI)  S,  Gem  Saloon  N£ 
cor  Main  and  Fifth 

Reilly  &   Hubbard,  hardware  and  aj;ri 
cultural  implements 

Reiitcr  L  A,  harness  and  sad'iles 

Kinehart  &  Cook,  lumber 

rtobbie  &  Bruce,  granite  works 

B(i])er  J  W,  insurance 

Bose  E,  saloon 

BUNDEL  B  T,  city  marshal  and  as- 
sessor   

BTJSBT  &  MEBT,  Chico  Fonndery, 
Eiuhth  snd  Broadway 

8CHWEIN  M,  propr  Bailroad  House, 
Depot  

SGHWEINft  FETEBSON.  Junction 
Meiit  Market 

SHEABEB  &  EVANS,  Hvery 

SHEBWOOD  W  H,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker,  Broadway  and  Fifth 

Sierra  Lumber  Co,  lumber 

Silver  H  C,  iam  agt 

Silvorstein  H,  furnishing coods 

SIMOB  B  J,  restaurant.  Main 

Stanshnry  O,  physician 

ETWAIN  G  B,  hardware  and  agricul- 
tural implements,  Broadway  and 
Fourth 

SWEABINOEN  WM  W,  house  and 
si\n»  i^iiter,  Bn'adway 

TANFIELD   ANTHONY,     carriage 

piiinter,  Broadway  and  Fifth 
Thiel  A  L,  cigars,  news  and  insurance 
TICKNEB,  BUBHHAM  ft  00.  gen 

milse,  Third  and  Main 


TUTON  MBS  MATTIE,  Chico   Res- 
taurant, Uicond 
Frank  Geo,  barber 
Trimble  J  M,  saloon 

UNION  HOTEL,  Ira  R  Doolittle  propr. 
Ah.iu  and  Third  .     '    *"  » 

TJSHEB  MBS  W  H,  dressmaker,  Mam 

Utterbi.ck  L,  Sidoon 

WABBAMS   W  H,  gunsmith,    guns 

and  ammunition,  Broadway 
Walker  &  Cole,  groceries 
Walsh  Thos,  hrrness  and  saddles 
Warren  C  G,  city  clerk  and  recorder 
WABBEN  B  £,  Chioo  Pioneer  Candy 

Factory,  Mcia 
Waste  *  Harnard,  livery  stable 
WATEBLANB  WM,  merchant  tailor, 

Mtiiti 
WATKINS  &  CO,genmdsc,   Second 

and  Br«>adway 
Watts  Nelson,  physician 

"WEEKLY  B  J  I'TE  BECOBD,"  Geo 

H  Crowtte  propr 

WETHEBBjEE  &  WOOD,  proprs 
Cliifo  Hotel,  iSecond  and  Nalem 

WHITE  &  LUCKWELL,  groceries 
and  provisions,  Broadwi<y 

Wolter  Alb?rt  A,  s^d'^m 

WOOBS  &  WAIEIEB,  clothing  and 
furnishing  goods  and  merchant  tailor- 
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Chico,  Butts  County,  Cal. 
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TICKNER,  BTTRNHAH  &  CO., 

Tl^e  TJ^TTrxite  Ciiico  KCo"CLse, 

BUYERS  OF  GRAIN  AND  WOOL, 

GRAIN  SACKS  AND  WOOL  BAGS  at  San  Francisco  Prices. 

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Ciirrie  L  D,  phot 

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'  Egling  Ij,  blackaii 
Kempaton  John, 
Limpjon  R  M,  pi 
Mann  J  C,  saloon 
Mttuza  P,  b3otmal 
Mayer  L,  butcher 
McAdams  T,  groc 
M'-rris  A,  groceru 
P«iiner  T,  barber 
Keifiin!}hau8  R,  tt 
Soliusky  C  W  H, 
Wheclock  S  0,  aa 


Akin  I  T,  physicl 
Aros  A,  nen  uuUel 
CioUlsmith  S,  gen  \ 
Youut  David,  blaj 


8.\N  LUIS 

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Gunley  Andrew, 
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California — Chile  GiUch-Clarkahurg. 

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ChUe  Oulch, 

OALAVER.iS  COUNTY, 

On  the  San  Andreas  and  Mokelnmne 
Hill  r^e  road,  1)  miles  from  the  Hill. 

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Chinese  Camp, 

TUOLUUNE  OOUNXr, 

Was  onco  a  lively  mining  camp  of  2,600 
inhabitants,  but  through  the  failure  uf 
its  i.iines,  it  decreased  in  p'  ip  jlation  quite 
rapidly,  and  it  now  oiitains  only  150, 
It  is  26  miles  from  Miltoa,  and  i»  de 
pendent  on  Yosemite  travel  for  support. 

Currie  L  D,  photographer 

CUTTIKQ  C  Bi  justice  of  the  peace, 

postmaster,  and  gen  mdse 
Egling  L,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Kempaton  John,  1>ootm:iker 
Limpdon  R  M,  physician 
Mann  J  C,  saloon  ,■  *  ,  , 

Mauza  P,  bDotmaker  *  "  V 

Mnyer  L,  butcher  '  , 

Me  Adams  T,  groceries 

Mi-rris  A,  groceries  and  dry  goods 

Paiiner  T,  barber 

Reiainghaus  R,  tailor 

Soliiisky  C  W  H,  hotel 

Wheclouk  S  C,  saloon 


cific  R.  R.,  11  miles  soatheaat  of  Salinas 
City. 

Blinn  Harrison,  hotel 
DB.OOE  JNO  C,  postmaster 
DE09E  JNO  C  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
Mauk  Frank,  agent  8  P  R  R  and  W  U 

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Peterson  M,  hotel  '« 

Peterson  Peter,  blacksmith         ' 
Piel  Chris,  hotel  .'■• 

Ray  Juo,  shoemaker 
Whitnrorth  Jno,  agent  Chualar  Orant 


Cinnabar. 

BAN   BENITO  COUNTY. 

Branigan  A,  dairyman 
Davez!fii>  S,  groceries 
HAMMOND  C  T,  postmaster 
Melintly  Henry,  sawmill 
Powers  A  W,  physician 
Rock  wood  Capt,  sawmill 
Thompson  A,  justice  of  the  peace 


Chino, 


BAN    BERNARDINO  COUNTY. 

Akin  I  T,  physician 

Aros  A,  geu  uulse  and  pjstmaster 

GoUlsinith  S,  gen  mdse 

Youut  David,  blacksmith 


Cholame, 

a<\N   LUIS  OBISPO  COUNTY. 

RUSSELL  DAVID,  general  merchan 
dine  and  jrastmaster 


Cisct*, 

'  PLACER  COUNTY. 

A  postofHce  on  the  Central  PacifioR. 
R.,  5t)  miles  northeast  of  Auburn.  A 
supply  puiut  for  adjacent  mines. 


Christine, 

MENDOCINO  COUNTY. 

Gunley  Andrew,  hotel,  gen  mdse,  post- 
master, brewery  and  distillery 

Chualar, 

UONTEREY   COUNTY, 
Situated  on  the  line  of  the  Southern  Pe' 


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CAMPBELL  R  A,  geu   mdse»  hotel 

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Hughes  Robert,  agent  C  P  R  R 
Leonard  A  Willett.  frei'jthters 
Palmer  U  C,  operator  \V  U  Tol  Co 

R.  A.  CAMIPBELU 

Dv-ialer  in 
Hotel  and  Agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

Cisco.  Piacer  County. 

Nearest  Point  to  the  Meadow  Lake  Mines, 
Ten  Miles  from  Cisco. 

Clarksburg, 

YOLO   COUNTY, 
Is  a  steamboat  landing  61  miles  bslow 


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California— 'ClarkavUL  -Cloverdale. 

ALPHAIianOAbliT. 


BUSINEJ 


Sacramento,  on  the  Sacramento  river, 
la  a  fruit  ahipping  point. 

WEBBER  D  C,  gen  mdie,  poatmaater, 

and  Wells,  Faigo  ft  Co 'a  agent 
WilLrd  Juhu,  blacksmith 


Clarksville, 

BL   DORADO  COUNTY. 

Carstin  Geo,  dairy 
Daniels  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
EureG,  dairy 
Fagan  1',  shuemaker 
Fitch  G  C,  daily 
Grigg  G,  Macksmith 
Johnson  Mrs  H  M,  dressmaker 
Karonel  J,  saloon 

Kyburg  (•,  dairy  and  notary  public 
Maltby  — ,  dairy 
Mori^on  A,  d;  iry 
Sice  Oscar,  dairy 
Kynn  P,  dairy  and  fanner 
TOKY  0  S,  justii-e  ot  the  peace,  post- 
master, wheelwright  and  builder 
Tony  Jno^  hotel 


Clinton, 

AMADOB  OOUNTY, 

Eighteen  miles  from  lone  City.    Ponu. 
lation  100.  '  ^ 


Clay, 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTY, 

On  the   Amador  branch  Central  Pacific 
B.  K.,  10  miles  east  nf  Gait. 


STEELE  THOS,  go"  mdse  and  post- 
master 


Clayton, 

CONTRA  COSTA    COUNTY, 

Is  a  postoffice,  and  has  a  population  of 
(MM).  Depends  on  agriculture  fur  its  sup- 
port. 

Condie  J  no,  hotel 

Curry  J&tnea,  livery 

Davison  1>,  blacksmith 

Ferjuson  K,  nadiles  and  hamessmakcr 

INORAM   HENRY,   jnstice   of    the 

pence,  druys  and  ((rocerica 
JAMES  MORGAN,  liqnors 
Notlinuham  M  F,  blacksmith 
SHEINHART  JAS,  l>oots  and  shoes 
Khine  C'hi  s,  gen  mdse  and  notary  public 
RHINE'S  W)TEL,  Jacob  RhiniB  propr 

RHINES  JACOB,  propr  Rhine's  Hotel 

Kobrecht  Frank,  brewer 

Winters  W  W,  constable 

ZOPFY  ADOLPH,  mail  carrier  I 


Bayrie  .T,  gen  mdse  and  constablo 
Spagnoli  ft  Bro,  gen  mdse 
8pagnoli  D  B,  jiwtice  of  the  peace 

Clipper  Gap, 

PLACER  COUNTY. 

A  Station  on  the  C.  P.  R.  R.,  ^  milea 
nortlieast  of  Auburn. 


Judkins  Samuel,  saloon 
MuGre>{or  Mra  R,  boarding  house 

Clipper  Mills, 

BUTTE   COUNTY. 

Binet  Eil  ft  Son,  sash  and  door  factory 
CLARK  H  F,  gen  mdse  and  pustmaster 
Filck  J  C,  hoiol 
2jchultz  J  F,  hotel 


Cloverdale, 

SONOMA   COUNTY, 

Is  a  place  of  700  inhabitants  and  the 
terminus  of  the  S.  F.  and  North  PaciHc 
Atailroad.  It  is  surrounded  by  a  roman- 
tic locality,  and  is  the  poiat  at  which 
stages  are  taken  for  the  Geyseri,  Uki.ih 
andf  Lakeport.  Ifis  JK)  miles  from  Sau 
Fruncidco. 


Abraham  C,  gen  mdso 

Abraham  Ij,  tinsmith 

BERLIN  A   C   MRS,  millinery  and 

dre^sinuking 
Boggs  J  O,  physician  and  druggiit 
Brodkins  Misa  A  E,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Brush  W  T,  groceries,  etc 
Carrie  J  A,  gen  mdso 
Chombaud  .1,  winery 
CITY  HOTEL.  C  W  Smith  propr.  o  s 

West 

CLOVERDALE  BREWERY,  Schafer 

ft  Anker  proprs 

CLOVERDALE  &  CLEAR  LAKE 

STAGE  CO,  W  C  Van  Arnam  &  (Jo 
proprs 

CLOVERDALE  HOUSE,  M  Menihan 

propr 
Cloverdale  Library  Association,  J  Ramcy 

librarian 


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Cootes  W  F 
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Huehl  H,  justi 
Haupt  J,  8tov( 
Heald  J  G,  ho 
Hesse  C,  black 
HoadleyJF,  < 

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Hook  Samuel, 

Hnnziker  G,  w 

Kline  J  A,  luni 

Lance  J  A,  con 

Lank  8,  larber 

Levy  J,  i,„n  mi\ 

Library  Hall,  h 

Linvilfe  B  ft  So 

Livemash  J  H, , 

Marks  S,  gen  m 

Markell  R  S,  pi 

McDonald  A  cj 

MENLSAN 

House 
Mitchell  Bros, 

rieti^js 
Mitchell  Chas 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  j«';^:f;^%[;£;ii4..  315JSt.,Sac 


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propr 

Conway  J  M,  paator  (Catholic) 

Coomes  A  M,  dentist 

Cootes  W  F,  gen  mdae 

DAVIS  A,  ^en  mdse 

Davia  G  V,  Uvery  and  aale  stable 

Dixon  John,  liquors 

ETHRIDOE  U,   bricklayer  and  plas- 
terer 

FIELD  JOHV.  real  estate 

OSBKHABDT  H  F,  propr  U  8  Hotel 

Geyser    iSprings    Hotel,  Win  Forayth 
propr 

Grunt  &  Bentley,   blacksmiths  and  wa- 
gonmakers 

Huebl  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

Haupt  J,  stoves  and  tiuwaro 

Heald  J  G,  hotel 

Hesse  C,  blacksmith 

Hoadley  J  F,  com  merchant  and  lum- 
ber 

Hook  Samuel,  bootmaker 

Hunziker  G,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Kline  J  A,  lumber 

Lance  J  A,  corral 

Lank  S,  larber 

Levy  J,  v;dn  mdse 

Libraiy  Hall,  H  Hachl  prnpr 

Liiivilfe  B  &  Son,  gen  Jnds3  -?  i^  --s 

Livemash  J  H,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Marks  8,  gen  mdse 

Markell  It  8,  pliyaician  and  druggist 

McDonald  A  C,  hotel 

MENIHAN      H,     propr     Cloverdalc 
House 

Mitchell  Bros,  cigars,   tobacco  and 
rietitjs 

Mitchell  Chas  D,  liquors 


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Moore  Mrs  8  M,  fruits,  vegetables,  eto 

Morgan  D  B,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
notary  pnblio 

Muntz  J,  Dootmaker 

Murray  W  E,  harness  and  saddlery 

Neal  W  W,  flouring  mill 

Preston  L  M,  livery 

Barney  J,  physician 

Reeves  John  A,  butcher 

Rogers  Jno,  hotel 

SGHAFER  &  ANKER,  proprs  Clover- 
dale  Brewery 

Schwartz  M,  aen  mdse 

SHAW  ISAAC  E,  groceries,  hardwara, 
agricultural  implements,  etc,  agt  W, 
F&  Co,  and  postmaster 

Shelton  J  G,  pastor  M  £  S  Church 

Shipley  RJ,  propr  Alder  Glen  Springs 

Sims  Thos,  li.iu  jrs 

8i3Mnfi;out  John,  hay,  grain  and  feed 

SMITH  C  W,  propr.  City  Hotel 

Smith  Mrs  J,  taaohcr  of  music 

Smith  Joheil,  butcher 

Spurr  Dante;!  F,  atty  at  law 

TWITED  STATES  HOTEL,  H  F  Ger- 

hardt  propr 
VAN  ARNAM  W  C  &  CO,  Cloverdale 

and  Clear  Lake  Stiige  Co 
WAITE  &  FRENCH,  blacksmiths  and 

waxoninakorii 
WALKER  W   S,   editor  and   propr 

"Cloverdale  Reveille" 
Westlake  J,  bootmaker 
Whitney  S   P,    pastor  Con^^regational 

Church 
Willmt  Mrs  P,  teacher  of  music 
Willey  Mrs  E  H.  hotel 
Williams  C  A,  carpenter 
Wolford  S,  flouring  mills 


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West  Street,  Cloverdale.  Sonoma  County,  Ca!. 


M.  MENIHAN, 


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starting  Flac3  of  Stag3s  for  all  parts  of  thd  Coontry. 

The  Hotel  haa  been  enlarged  and  refurnished  throughout.    The  Foreign 
and  Native  Liquors  and  the  Table-d'hote  are  unsurpassed  in  the  State. 

A  Free  'Bus  to  and  from  the  Cars. 


li.  PALMER  A  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  3Q2  OavM  St,  S.  F. 


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538  California — Cloverdale-Collegi  City. 


BUSmEl 


Ai.niAinrnoAU.T. 


CMale  ai  Clear  lake  Stap  Line. 

FIB8T-CI<AIS8  COWORD  COACHKS  LIBAVB 


CLOVERDALEforg^S  BARTLEn  SPRINGS 

Via  Iligeland  Springs,  Kelseyvillr,  Soda  Bay,  L\k.>port  and  Upper  Lake. 

Cheapest  and  Quickest  Route  to  Clear  Lake. 

lf»re  from  San  Franr.iseo  to  Clear  Lake Kq  Hq 

Tickets  can  be  procured  at  offices  of  S.  P.  &  N.  P.  R.  R.,  426  Montgomery  St. 
San  Francisco. 

W.  C.  VAN  ARNAM  &  CO.,  Fro?ri9to:8,  CIOTrdale. 


W.  S.  WALKER,  Editor  anil  Proprietor. 

CLOVEBDALE,        -        -         -         CALIFOItNIA, 

Satocription,  $3.00  n  ypnr.    Independent  in  politicn.    For  the  interest  of 
Cloverdiile  nnd  tfunuinu  County  in  gencrul. 

ALL  KINDS  OF  JOB  WORK  EXECUTED  PROMPTLY. 

Bill  ^^Pi"'<,  Note  Heads,  Poster*,  Letter  Sheets,  Envelopes,  Dod,rers,  etc.,  execu- 
ted with  neatness  and  dispatch. 


Colfkx, 

PLACER  COUNTY'. 

Is  »  place  of  1,000  inhabitants,  54  miles' 
east  of  Sacramento  ou  the  Central  Pa- 
cific Itailroad.  It  is  also  the  juncti  >n  of 
theN,  C.  N.  G.  K.  K.  with  the  Central 
PaciKo.  It  takes  its  name  from  ex-Vicd 
President  Colfax. 


Allen  &  irnrris,  meat  market 

BENJAMIH  WM,  harness  and  saddles 

Blanchmuriede  G  G,  liquors 

Butler  John,  books  and  stationery, 
druggist  and  postmaster 

Culver  J  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Cnrley  &  Mahon,  hotel 

Davenport  John,  liquors 

FarrellWm,  hotel 

Fawcett  Geo  H,  b&rb?r 

Harris,  Smith  k  Co,  groceries 

Hayford,  Perkins  &  C^,  gen  mdso 

Hutf  S  \V,  barber 

Kuensly  Jacob,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Lawrence  — ,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Leeds  L  D,  liquors 


Lobner  M,  agt  C.  P.  R.  R. 

L  rd  T  J,  livery  stable 

McCarty  J,  b  )otmaker 

Mi^hlcr  M,  meat  market  V 

Murphy  B,  li:|uorj 

Nickull  &  Plank,  groceries  and  clothing 

Pepan  L,  restaurant 

Queen  Mrs  Julia,  millinsry  and  ^ess- 

ma*{ia ' 
Rooney  R  F,  physician 
Storey  W  B,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  notary 

public 
Symonds  Gen,  bakery  and  rostaurant 
Tope  O  P,  liquors 
Treasure  Wni,  liquors 
Wales  H,  tiuket  agt  and  opr  O  P  and  N 

C  N  G  K  Rs 
Webster  E,  constable 


College  City, 

COLUSA  COUNXy. 
DAVIS  S,  physician  and  postmaster 
Dtviiiny  N,  grocer 
Folsom  W  D,  architect 
Fondi  A,  physician 
Thifflebw'am  J,  gen  mdse 
Walker  &  Hewitt,  manufr  wind  mills 


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Bayne  Wm,  el 
Biers  Juo,  bul 
Borland  Alex 
Bothwell  Wl. 
Brjwer  H  H, 
Brock  J  J, 
Brockway  S 
'Jurijess  A  M 
Chalmers  Roi 
Coloma  Viii 
Clark  Jcshua 
Clussju  P,  sh 
Cox  Roger,  tt 
Gr.iy  J,  llfjuo 
Harney  ThosJ 
Johnson  C'hai 
Kane  P,  orch 
Kane  Thos, 


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ALniAmmOALLT. 


Collegeville, 

BAN  JOAQUIN    COUNTY. 
A  amall  place  8  miles  eaat  of  Stockton. 

Crabb  A,  sohool  teacher 
Qilaert  Jolin  O,  wngonnaaker 
LAW8EN  ANDBJUW,  gen  mdae  and 

^oatmoster 
Minor  Geo  F,  blackamith 
8uow  W  H,  butcher 


Collinsyille, 

SOLANO  COUNTY, 

Is  56  miles  from  San  Francisco,  on  the 
Sacmmento  river.  Population  estimated 
at  100.  Fruit-growing  and  agricultural 
ore  its  interests  of  support. 

Brown  S  H,  hotel.  •' v  .  v    l 

Dolmonte  Frank,  carpenter 

HOSKINO  WILLIAM,  general  mor- 
chandisc,  hotal,  postmaster,  agent 
Well*,  Fargo  &  Co  and  justice  of  peace 

Jone^s  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Page  Wni,  saloon 

K  ichanlsitn  W,  carpenter 

Sucramouto  Kiver  Packing  Co,  A  Booth 
Bupt 


Coloma, 

EL  DORADO  COUNTY. 

One  of  the  oldest  towns  in  the  Stato, 
and  is  notetl  as  \maa  the  place  where  gold 
was  tirst  discovcreit  It  depentls  on  the 
fniit-growinj|(  interests  to  a  considerable 
extent  for  its  support,  though  the 
mines  contribute  largely. 


Allhoff  Martin  J,  tel  opr  '' 

Auderh'dden  Jos,  shoemaker  and  saloon 

Bayne  Wm,  gardener  and  orobad 

Biers  Jno,  blacksmith 

Borland  Alex,  clothing  store 

Bothwell  Wm,  saloon 

Brower  H  H,  constable 

Brock  J  J,  market 

Brtickway  S  H,  winery 

'Jurgess  A  M.  blacksmith 

Chalmers  Ruht,  wine  cellar  and  propr  of 

Colomi  Vineyard  Houso 
Clark  Joshua,  butcher 
Clu8S3U  P,  shoemaker 
Cox  Roger,  toll  keeper        > .   «..  ^  .  . 
Uray  J,  liquors 
Haruey  Thoa,  orohardist 
Johusou  Chas,  vineyard  and  orchard 
Kane  P,  orohardist  and  winery 
Kane  Thos,  stage' driver 


Last  Chance  Qnmrta  Mining  Co 

Lohry  Adam,  gen  mdss 

Markham  C  K,  teacher 

Marshall  J  W,  vineyard 

McBdth  Robt,  orohardist 

McBride  B,  saloon 

McKay  Robt.  winery 

Meyers  Mrs  Henry,  prop  Meyers  Hotel 

Miller  duo,  tailitr 

Mit'ihrll  Mrs  Thoa,  orohardist 

Murphy  Mrj  E,  orohardist 

Neuw  Chas,  winemaker  with  Chalmers 

0th  ick  W  D,  winemaker 

Price  Jno,  griicer  and  postmaster 

Rusmussim  A,  wi:iemaker 

Smith  E  M,  propr  Pione«r  Garden 

Staarns  Wm,  orohardist 

St>>rer  Jno  H,  carpenter 

Storer  Wm,  saloon 

Stutslager  J,  supt  Union  Mine 

Touscher  .Tno,  coopsr 

Vernoa  Wm  P,  oroharvlist  and  ditch  agt 

Weller  E,  grocery  store 

White  W,  notary  public 

Wilder  Jonas,  gurdener 

Young  C  P,  justice  of  peace 


Columbia, 

TUOLUMNE  COUNTY, 

Is  a  very  pretty  m-^untain  town  of  700 
inhal>itaiit:<,  14*2  miles  from  Son  Fr.incis- 
co,  raached  via  Stockton  and  Copperopo- 
\ii  Diviitio'i  of  the  Central  Pacitio  Ruil- 
r  >ad  and  Messrs.  M  tttisan  &  Co.'s  stage 
line.  Its  scenic  and  sanitary  features 
are  manifoUl,  and  the  nnmbar  of  tourists 
and  invalids  drawn  hither  through  these 
mediums  each  year  is  very  great.  The 
altitude  is  '2,*200  feet  above  the  soa  level; 
the  atmosphere  is  pure,  light  and  dry, 
and  easy  of  inhalation:  the  wat)r  is  ex- 
cellent ;  i^nd  society  splendid — foreshad- 
owed in  the  rj(iui:ig  influences  of  the  el- 
ements found  invariably  in  the  presence 
of  good  ashools  and  churches.  Fruit- 
growing and  minin;j  ara  extinsively  ou- 
gaged  in.  The  plac3  has  bt^n  destroyed 
by  conAagratious  several  timss,  yet  it 
prasentd  a  handsome  appsaranoe. 

Ashton  J  T  ft  C>>,  saloon  and  rostaurant 

B  irnheim  Henry,  saloon 

Brady  M,  groceries 

Brunot  L,  gen  miss 

Butler  H,  restaurant 

Calla^han  D,  shoemaker 

CITY  HOTEL,  G«orge  Morgan  propr 

Cortri^ht  Isaac,  wheelwright 

Cummings  Jno,  shoemaker 

Davis  J,  constable 

DAVIS  J  N,  aaloon  and  rvataurant 


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ALriUIRIOALLT. 


EBgT<ER  MRS  WX,  milliaery,  fancy 
goods,  agviit  Mme  Demoraatt'  patterns 
and  French  Dyeing  House,  and  sad- 
dlery 

Eliaa  Ed,  W  U  tel  opr  and  varietiea 

Fallon  O,  hotel 

Freitas  A  T,  barber 

HALE  GEO  W,  planing  mill,  sawmill 
and  box  manufactory 

Hinkleman  Wm,  saloon 

Kelley  M,  livery  stable 

KLDBEB  HEHBT>   justice  of  peace 

KLUfiER  H,  wholesale  dealer  ia  im 
porte<l   and  domestic   wines,   liquors 
II  nd  cigars 

KNAPP8EWELL,  staple  and  fancy 

{groceries,  hardware,  mining  supplies, 
eed,  wood  and  willow  ware,  patent 

medicines,  etc,  etc 
Knch  Chan,  barber 
LAY   TTTiTt^  liquors,    cigars,   tobacco, 

tea,  etc 
LEVY   LOUISf  general  variety,   news 

airency  and  postmaster 
McKenzie  Daiil,  gen  blacksmith 
MePhersnn  &  Hiltaii,  groceries 
MORGAN  GEORGE,  pr^pr  City  Hotel 
Nelson  Amel,  wheelwii^ht 
Pope  R  P  S,  carpenter  " 
Rehm  M  J,  saloon 
Rice  J  M,  photographer 
Richards  J  no,  blacksmith 
SAN   LIN   SING    &    00,    groceries 

spices,  Chinese  medicines  and  butchers; 

gold  dust  bought  and  sold 


Schoettgen  F  J,  meat  market 

Schooler  Jas,  saloon 

SCHWARZ  L,  boots  and  shoes  made 

to  order 
Sflvening  H,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co's  Ex 
Siebert  A,  bakery 
Siebert  ft  Vassafo,  saloon 
STAYTON    W    H,    Boston    Livery 

Stable 
TONG  TIT  SAN,  physician  and  snr- 

White  E  E,  notary  public 

Wilson  Mrs  R,  dry  goods,   boots  and 

shoes  and  millinery 
Wilzinski  T  ft  Son,  dry  |;ood«,  etc 
WingO,  hardware  and  tinware 
WO  YE  ft  CO,  tea,  rice,  cigars,  tobac- 
co and  butchers 


BOSTON  LIVERY  STABIE. 


Best  Tomonts  on  Shortest  Notice. 

ALSO, 

STAGE  LINE  TO  d  FROM  SONORA. 

Two  Trips  per  Da}\ 

WM.  II.  STAYTON,  Proprietor, 

COLV.1IBIA. 


CITY  HOTEL, 


Main  Street,  Columbia. 


Tuolumne  Co.,  California. 


THIS  HOUSE  IS  FIRST-CUSS  IN  All  ITS  APPOINTMENTS. 

Being  fire-proof.    0«od  Stable  in  connection  with  the  House. 

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SEWELL  KNAPP, 

DEALER  IN 


Eroceries.  Earlw  are,  MiDing  Sngglies, 

FEED,  WOOD  &  WILLOW  WARE,  PATENT   MEDICINES. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco,  etc., 

Complete  Stock  always  on  hand  at  prices  to  suit  the  times. 

Columbia*  Tuolumne  Co.«  California. 


Columbia  Hill 

NEVADA  COUNTY, 

Is  14  miles  north  of  Nevada  City,  has 
tri-weekly  mails  and  a  popuUtioa  ot'  '200. 


Baker  Mrs  Ooo,  hotel 
Sott  Mrs  Jas,  liquora 
Wilson  Jas,  liquora 
Woo«lruff  A  L,  groceries,  minors' 
plies  and  postmaster 


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Colusa, 

C0LU8A  COUNTV, 

Is  the  county  seat  and  a  thriving  place  of 
3,000  inhabitants.  It  is  very  pleas:>ntly 
situated  and  depends  on  the  agricultural 
interests  for  aupport.  Tlie  soil  in  the 
vicinity  Uving  remarkably  fertile  and 
productive.  Its  future  growth,  though 
it  may  lie  slow,  will  be  curtain  for  sov 
cral  yean  to  come.  Disti^nt  from  San 
Francisco  via  Cul.  P. 
stage  lino,  132  miles 


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ADAIR    ft   WEST,    physicians    and 
druKuists,  Fifth 

ADDINaiON   ft    GREEN,  proprs 

"Cohisa  Sun" 
ALVERADO    JOSEPH  V,  carriage, 

house,  sign  and  ornume^itai  painting 

anclpiper  hanger 
ALLElf  S  H.  liquors 
Banks  J  M,  pnysician 
Barnett  Root,  treasurer 
Bassott  F  O,  jeweler 
BATHE   RICHARD,     atty    at   law, 

Fifth 
Belton  W  H,  physician 
BICKHELL  THOS,  furniture  and  un- 

dertaking 
BINK8    ft     MAHSO,     haii  eeaaen. 

Fifth 
BOBST  J  R,  watches  and  jewelry 


BOEDEFELD  JOS,  dry  goods,  olotbi.ig, 
bootii  and  shoos,  hati  and  citps 

BOND  A,  Stir  Saloon,  liquor j  and  oya* 
ters,  Fifth 

BOirr  ""AMES,  propr  Colusa  House 

BRASH  f'lEXiU  WH,  justice  poaco 

Breadon  <iun)d,  s  lap  works 

BRC^KS  OEO  0,  cigars,  tobacc'>,';i^n9, 
cutlery,  stationery,  harness  and  sad- 
dles  

BROWN  Z  W,  stoves  and  tinware 

Cl)ami)crd  &  Mitchell,  saloan 

Cheney  John,  livery  stable 

Cohn  k  Goili  ler,  «en  mdso 

COLUSA    COUNTY  BANK,  W  F 

Harriii^tm  c:ishior 
COLUSA  HOUSE*  •Times  B-tnd  prnpr 

COLUSA  ICE  MANafACIORY,  J  B 

Cooke  propr 
CoUisia  Stage  Co,  E  A  Harriugtan  supt, 

Mary^vifie  and  Willows 
"COLUSA     SUN."     Addington      and' 

Oreen  proprj 

COLUSA  WATER   WORKS,    J  B 

Cooke  propr 
COOKE  J  B,  aupt  C  li  &  M  Tel  Co, 

{ropr  Colusa  Water  Works  and  Colusa 
ce  Manufactory 
CRAIO  ft    TULL,    proprs    Natianal 
Hotel,  Main  and  Sixth,   Bowling  Al- 
loy ami  Fifth 
CRANDALL  GILES  G,  insurance 
DE  JARNATT  J  B  county  clerk,  re- 
corder auditor  and  searcher  of   rec- 
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De.rarnatt  ft  Rich,  gen  mdse 
DEUEL  J  C,  atty  at  law.  Fifth 
Dewey  L  H,  varieties 

DYAS  ftBRIDGFORD,  Attys  at  law. 

Fifth 
ENTRBMONT  ft  BRO,  saloon,  Fifth 

ENTREMONT  FRANK,  restaurant 
and  siloon.  Market  and  Fifth 

EUREKA  HOTEL.  S  P  French  propr. 
Main 

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ALPHA  RKTICALLT. 


WH,    attorney    at    law, 
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FUATH  J,  gen  m<lse 
Oagd  J  D,  flour  mills 

OILMOUE  JOHN,  boots    and  shoes 

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OILHOTTB   HBS   JNO,   dres3miker, 

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GOAD,  ALBERT  &  GOAD,  attys  at 

law 
GOAD  W  F,  atty  at  law,  and  prasident 

Culusa  County  Bank 
Gosliuer  &  Qratz,  gen  mdso 
Orover  Brjs,  hardware 
Has;ar  Geo,  cipitalist 
HALES  &  MUBFHT,  Central  Meat 

Market,  Fifth 
Harrington  £  A,  supt  C  dusa  Sta^e  Co 

HARBmaTON  JOHN   T,  atty  at 

law 
HAEHIN3T0N  W  F,  cashiar  Colusa 

County  Bank 
Harris  S,  capitalist 
Hart  Jackso:!,  gniin  and  wool  buyer 

HART    &  MoKAIG,    attyj    at  law. 

Fifth 
Hart  S  R,  varieties 
HART  T  J,  atty  at  law,   and  district 

atty.  Court  Houss 
HATCH   JACKSON,     atty     at    law. 

Fifth 
HATCH    F  L,  superior  jud^,  Court 

House 
Henderson  ALopaz,  barbers 

HOSMER  W  S,  news,  music,  sta- 
tiouery  and  sewing  machine  attach 
ments 

HouchinsSamI,  county  supt  sshools 

Jamison  I  S,  coastable 

JONES  BROS,  fancy  groeries  and  con 

fecti>iiif>rs 
JONES  E  W  &  CO,  grain    and  wool 

buyers.  Fifth  and  Levee 

JONES  J  H,  postmaster 

JONES  JH  &  SON,  books,  stationery, 

cigars  and  tobacco 
Jorss  J  F,  tailor 

Kcser  L  mis,  bar  icsi  and  saddles 
Klewe  Henry,  Market 
LARK  C  E  manager  W  U  Tel  Co,  also 

C  L  &  M  Tel  Co 
La  Rosh  Frank,  photographer 

LEE  FATRICK,  saloon,  Main 
LIENING  JNO  H,  notary  public  and 

collector 
Lightner  L  S,  saloon 
Mulnne  A  F,  dentist 
MANN  F  T,   bakerv,    confectionery, 

cigars  and  tobacco,  Fifth 


Martin  Rev  W  H,  clergyman,  (Chris- 
tian) 

McGrath  Mra  J,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

MoKAIGW  W,  atty  at  law 

Miles  W  H,  i.isuranc3 

UILLER  &  C3.  proprs  Colusa  & 
Williimi  8tagj  Lin3,  al.tj  B^rthtts  & 
Allen,^ 

MITCHELL  H.  hardware,  stoves,  tin- 
,  ware,  cro3*ery,  paints  aud  oils 

Murdock  S  R,  staamar  agt 

NELI^ON  J'F,  cirriage,  sign  and  oma- 

m3nt«l  paintar,  Miin 
Nickjldbur^r  M  &  Cj,  gen  miie 
0'Brie:i  Daais,  boota  and  sh.>e  j,  Fifth 

FADILLA  L,  hairdresier,  Fifth 
Parker  A;  Norri?,  wat3he3  and  jewelry 
Perdue  W  H,  livery  stable 
Ping  W  J,  constablo 

FROfiST   B,  bjot3  and  shoes,    dealer 

and  manufacturer.  Fifth 
Pryor  B  A,  agt  \V,  P  &  Co 
Puget  Sound    Lumber  Co,   R  T   Polk 

agent 

FUTMAN  F  M.     groceries  and  pr>- 

viii  mi,  J  aud  Fifth      ,,    ,„,  - 
itice  M  L,  curpjnter 
Riley  Wm  bLiok>mith 

R03INJJN  ftBARNETT.  druggists. 

Fifth 

ROBIN30NLUKE,physi3ian,  Fifth 

R03HE  WM,  blacksmith  and  h3rse- 
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SALLADT     0,     groaerias,     varietias, 

cigars,    tobacco,  candiei,  nuts,  oto 
Seubj  B  &  Co,  li  juors  ■ 
Sheehan  James,  painter 
Smith  FZ,  denti  it 
Smith  Jos3ph,  saloDn 
Spauldiug  A  P,  hlac'csmith    • 
St3ele  Jno  M,  sheritF 
Stover  8t  Atherdjn,  druggists 

SWANK    C,  blacksmith  and     wajon- 

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Swiaforl  E,  atty  at  law 
Tott jn  M  B,.  >ruas:nit:i 

WARE  G  W,  g3n  m  Ue 

Washbura  P  L,  iamranca 

WELSH  P  J,  st  )ve3,  tinwar3,  hardware, 

grooeriss,  etc,  J  and  Fifth 
Wesoott  B  F,  saloon 
Wesc  >tt  Henry,  town  marshal 
Wharton  J  F,  justice  peace  and  atty  at 

law 

WHITE    G    W,    house     and     sign 

painter 
Williams  Jacob,  saloon 
Wood  A,  liquors 


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FINE  WINES  AND  LIQUORS  AT  THE  BAR. 


STA.GES   leave   the  House   Daily. 


Comptoii) 

LOS  ANQELRS  COUNTY. 

BARBET  J  L,  li  R  ogt  aad  manager 

\V  U  Tel  Co,  Dap  It 
Bull  is  John  J,  cheese  fact'try 
Harshman  J  J,  chseie  factor/ 
Huun  I  K,  bootmaker 
Haylock  Geo,  varieties 
•lohnson  k  Engelhardt,  gen  mdao 
Lucas  Edward,  lumher 
McFarland    A,    poatmxitor,    physician 

and  druegist 
Newmark  Max,  gen  mdae 
Proctor  A,  blacksmith 
Smith  W  D,  blacksmith 


Concord, 

CONTRA   COSTA   COUNTY, 

Vs  a  postoffice,  and  located  a  few  miles 
irom  Pacheco.  It  is  a  prosperous  town, 
aud  depands  npon  the  agncuUural  in- 
tcresta  for  its  support.  Population, 
700. 


BACOH  ft  CO,  gen  mdje 
Bacon  8,  postmaster 
Bauman  VV,  blacksmith 


Bonto  Chas,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Brickenridga  M  X,  stoves  aud  tin- 
ware 

Gavon  Mrs  L,  millinery  . 

GoUer  Michael,  bootmaker 

<}oodale  J  M,  gen  mda3 

Hernnndjz  J,  grocer 

Jaquith  E  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
miker 

Juley  A,  bootmaker 

Klein  Philip,  hotel 

Latimer  U  H,  druses  and  stationery 

LEWIS  FRANaS  W,  farmsr 

FiOring  Ilcnry,  hotel 

Mahooncy  &  Bravau,  livery  stable 

MAETIHEZ  I  N.  barbar  and  liquors 

McFaydeu  .f,  physician 

Moreno  L  F*,  hurnessmaker 

Murphy  B  .1,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

NAVAS  C,  gen  mdae 

NEUSTAEDTER  B,  gen  mdss 

Pablo  Rnis,  barber 

PARKER  SAMUEL,  liiuors 

Perec  K,  liiuors 

REIF  CHAS.  liquors 

Shafter  Miss  Nellie,  dressmaker 

SWAN  F  S,  painter  and  musician 

TRASK  ALjBERT  S,  farmer 

VENEOAS  M,  liquors 

Yoakum  G  H  &  Co,  butcher 


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California — Copperopolia. 


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Copperopolis, 

CALAVERAS   COUNTY, 

la  situated  in  a  rich  mining  di.'trict, 
whose  productions  are  confined  almost 
exclusively  to  copper  ore,  1 26  miles  from 
San  Francisco,  via  Stockton  and  Cop 
peropolis  Division  of  the  Central  Pacitic 
Kailroad  and  the  stage  line  of  Messrs. 
Matteson   &    Co.    from    Milton,    from 
which    it    is    distant  about   15    miles, 
The  lack    of   demand  for  the  miaeral 
resulted  in  the  exodus  of  its  residents, 
until  it  became  a  "  mere  shadow  "  of  its 
former  self.     At  an  early  period  it  was 
a  bustling  town,  and  its  future  u  as  full 
of  bright  promise.     The  population  in 
placed  at   125,   and  the  town  contain 
several  places  of  commerce  and  manu 
facture.     It  has  a  daily  mail  and  ex 
press. 

ALLEN  J  Bi  saloon,  choicest  liquors 

and  cigars  always  on  hand 
Baker  J  M,  notary  public 
BRMDS    CHABLES,   general   black 

smith  and  horseshoeing  done  on  the 

shortest  notice 


Campbell  E  W.  meat  market 
CASE  WM  H,  drugs,  groceries  and 
aet  W,  F  &  Co 

FONTANA  ANDREA,  dry  goods, 
boots  and  shoes,  hats  and  caps,  gentle- 
men's furnishing  goods,  millinery 
goods,  queensware,  hardware,  nails, 
mining  tools,  groceries,  liquors,  etc 

FOBD  JOHN  L,  Brick  Saloon,  choicest 

liquors  and  cigars 
HODOES  G  Z,  propr  Union  Hotel 
HONET  CALVIN,  postmaster 

HONEY  MILTON,  drug  store,  cigars 
and  tobacco,  notions,  etc 

KELLY  PETER,  livery,  feed  and  sale 
stable    

KEYSTONE  LODGE,  No  161,  F  and 

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MEADER  HOUSE,  Thomas  B  Meadcr 


propr 

HEADER  THOMAS  B,  propr  Mcader 
House 

NEELY  ISAAC  NUTON.  saloon, 
choicest  liquors  and  cigars 

Turner  William,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

UNION  HOTEL,  G  Z  Hodges  propr 


COPPEROPOLIS 


LIVERY.  FEED  AND  SALE  STABLE, 


Carriages,  Buggies,  Saddle  Horses, 

^  Mountain  Turnouts  on  Most  Reasonable  Terms. 

Spe^dty  made  of  Big  Troo,  7o  Semlts  and  Cava  City  Tra7e!. 

Also  a  large  Stable  and  Yard  for  the  accommodation  of  Teamsters. 

tr  AH  Telegrams  to  PETER  KELLY,  Proprietor, 

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COPPEROPOLIS, 

CALAVERAS  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

This  Hotel  han  been  newly  furnished  nn«I  fitted  np.    It  is  on  the  nearest 
and  moat  direct  route  from  Stoclcton  to  the  Mammoth  Tree  Orovo. 


A  Party  of  Fifty  Farzons  cia  b3  a:393iii3iat3i  in  a  faw  hours'  notica 

^-  STAGE  OFFICE  IN  HOTEL.         Q.  Z.  HODGES,  Prop'r.   ' 

Copperopolis,  Ca!averas  County,  California. 

I  am  prepared  to  accommodate 

Pleasure  Seekers  and  Transient  Travelers  in  First-Class  Style. 

My  house  being  first-class  in  al!  its  appointments  in  fact  second  to  none  in  the 
State,  apartments  can  lie  secured  by  telegraphing  to 

THOMAS  B.  MEADER,  Proprietor. 


Cordelia, 

SOLANO  COUNTY, 
A  small  place  on  the  California  Pacific 
Railroad,  40  miles  from  San  Fran'isco, 
known  formerly  as  Bridgeport. 

Bihler  Henry,  butcher's  shop  and  saloon 
Bridgeport  Hotel,    Mrs  C  J    Pittman 

propr 
Buhnncister  ft  Siebe,  gen  mdse 
Burchurd  J  L  Rev  (Methodist) 
Crowley  James,  saloon 
Dunn  Mathew,  blockmaker 
Eber  L,  blacksmith 
Hnling  W  H,  blacksmith 
Humphreys  J  H,  postmaster,  groceries 
Leavens  Peter,  carpenter 
Mason  W  W,  box  factory 
McConnell  Thos,  blockmaker 
Meyers  Paul,  butcher 
Norris  — ,  carpenter 
Richards  O  C,  school  teacher 
Rogers  Chas,  hotel 
Siebe  Claus,  carpenter 
Siebe  John,  carpenter 
Stode  C,  saloon 
Turner  Jas,  shoemaker 
Uhling  Wm,  blacksmith 
Wilson  Curtis,  stage  agt  Cal  P  Depot, 

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Cosumnes, 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTY, 

A  postoffica  on  the  Cosamncs  river, 
miles  from  Sacramento. 


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Bagwill  A  D,  hotel 

Burritt  R,  blacksmith 

Davoe  Albert,  hotel 

Gibbs  G  F,  phvbician 

Grimshaw  W  R  Sr,  atty  at  law 

Grimshaw  W  R  Jr,  hotel 

HOWELL  S  A,  gen  mdse,  flour,  grain, 
hay,  Uqjuors  and  wines,  poatmaatar 

Jones  F  M,  hotal 

Russell  John,  blacksmith 

Swales  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 


I       Coulterville, 

MARIPOSA  COUNTY, 

Is  a  nunin:^  town  of  soma  imp!)rtanca 
to  the  saotion  in  which  it  in  situated. 
It  is  on  one  of  tha  roads  leading  to  the 
grove  of  big  treas. 

Adams  Z  T,  druggist,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 
Aaatiu  H  O,  physioiaa 


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California — Coulterville-Dark  Canyon. 


ALPUABniCALItT. 


Brnschi  Francisco,  gen  mdae 

Canovia  G,  gen  mdse 

Cappuro  F,  bootmaker 

Castro  P,  jeweler  and  gunsmith 

Debalt  Juo,  liquori 

Girard  L,  tinner 

Harloe  J,  blacksmith 

Harlow  U  W,  blacksmith 

Hobron  Geo  ^y,  sawmill 

Hoilon  Geo,  coastable 

Jell'rey  Geo,  hotel 

Johnson  Jane,  liqnors 

Jones  Kalph,  jeweler 

Longhnrsc  Peter,  liquors 

Marzitmo  G,  liquors 

McCarthy  Wm,  agt  W,  ""  &  Co 

Mehtzcr  Jno,  livtry  stut<i3 

Morris  B  F,  justice  of  the  peaco 

Murphy  Jno,  constable 

Mvers  Ilenry,  pen  mdse 

Heed   BINET   E,   assistant 
master 

Beed  J  W,  bakery,  restaurant  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace 

Itihns  J  C,  meat  market 

Bimel  A,  barber 

Shimer  J,  blacksmith 

Sinning  Adolph,  cabinet  maker 

Solinsky  H,  dry  goods 

Smith  J  W,  liqui  rs 

Tiscoruiit  A,  ^eu  mdse  ^ 

^Vagncr  Daniel,  hotel 


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Courtland, 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTY, 

A  postoffice  on  the  Sacramento  river,  a 
few  miles  from  Sacramento;  distance 
from  San  Francisco  by  river,  S6  miles; 
population  estimated  i5;  resources  fruit. 

Burnp  Nelson,  blacksmith 

XABN  PAUL,  gen   mdse    and  post 

master 
Mead  Amos,  snloon 
Meetell  D  D,  physician  and  druggist 
Meytrs  Henry,  gen  mdse,   postmaster 

and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
O'Connor  P  D,  blacksmith 
.Osbom  J  B,  bootmaker 
I{()d^er8  M  N,  cjtrpentei 
Taylor  &  McUowtU,  cannery 
'Winter  Luid,  hotel 


Cressy, 

MERCKD  COUNTY. 
(See  Livingstone.) 


Covelo, 

MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 

Is  a  thriving  little  town  in  the  center  of 
Bound  Valley,  which  is  nearly  seven 
miles  in  diameter  in  any  direction.  It 
is  a  center  of  trade  for  a  region  of  coun- 
try fift;  mil.>s  in  diameter,  and  itself 
tributary  to  Ukiah.     Population,  £50. 

Chambers  Thos,  livery  stable 
Cramer  D  B,  hotel 
Cunningham  J  K  P,  liqnors 
Montague  L  D,  liqnors 
Byan  Alra,  dressmaker  and  milliner 
Willis    W  E,    blacksmith   and   livery 
stable 


Cuffey's  Cove, 

MENDOCINO   COUNTY, 

Is  186  miles  from  San  Francisco,  reached 
by  coast  steamers. 


Berry  Dr  J  L,  hotel 

Buchanan  C  J,  livery  stable 

Cameron  Geo,  shoemaker 

Conway  John,  gen  mdsa 

Foiishu  &  Keed,  butchers 

Hoihnan  Juo,  restaurant 

Kimball  Chas,  hotel 

Kimb:;ll  J  S,  gen  mdao 

Lifoo  Chas,  barber 

Lynch  Thos,  saloon 

McMannus  &  Keough  Misses,  millinery 

and  fancy  goods  and  dressmaking 
Murriiy  IJobert,  carpenter 
BETTER  B  F,  postmaster 
Buche  Jn<>,  liquors 
Koche  Thf)8,  hotel 
Smith  Peter,  blacksmith 


Danville, 

CONTRA  COSTA  COUNTY. 

Close  J  E,  blacksmith  and  wagonmokcr 
Cohn  M,  gen  mdse 
Conwpy  .lohn,  gen  mdse 
EABY  JOBli;  wheelwright 
Hansen  Chas,  hotel 

Nelson  &  Graffan,  harness  and  saddlery 
TIUKEY  PATEICK,  liquors 
TIBBY  P  T,  faimer 


Dark  Canyon, 

nUMBOLDT  COUNTY. 
STOOBY  D  M,  poalmastcr 


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Darwin, 

INYO  COUNTr. 

Cerro  Gordo  Freighting  Co 

Darwin  Water  Works 

Diar  K,  meat  market 

Ekeland  C  P,  liquors 

Lander  C  H,  thilor  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
I^Cyr  Job,  liverv  stable 
Morriasey    P   T,    boarding   house  and 

liquors 
O'Brien  C  F,  postmaster 
Saccocia  B,  fruit  store 


Davenport, 

._■'  ,.,    BANTA  CRUZ   COUNTT. 

Dingwell  Thomas,  hotel  and  saloon 
Swirtzor  G,  blacksmith 
Thompson  S,  grocer,  W  U  Tel  agt  and 
postmaster 


Davisville, 

YOLO  COUNTY, 

Is  n  nice  little  place  of  500  inhabitant?, 
situated  in  a  rich  fanning  and  fruit- 
growing district,  at  the  junction  of 
the  California  Pacific  and  the  Knight's 


Landing   branch  of   that    road,   eight 
miles  from  Sacramento. 


Adams  John,  livery 

BROWlr  E  W,  hardware 

CoUi'is  A  C  &  Co,  druggists  and  agt  W, 

F  Ac  Co 
COLLINS  &  CAMERON,  blacksmiths 

and  wagoMmakers 
CBAWFOKD    FRED,  Eagle   Saloon 

and  livery  stable 
OAFFORD  J  W,  propr  Gafford  House 
Gardner  M^hysician 
HAMFTOll     W   H,   lumber,    doors, 

sash,  blinds  and  building  material 
Hoag  B  H,  fruits,  vegetables,  etc 
Hofl'uian  Geo,  harness  and  saddles 
Mardea  W  H,    postmaster,    hotel  and 

meat  market 
Olufe  O  B  &  Co,  groceries 

O'NEAL  MRS   &  ZENDER  MRS, 

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Peters  Sc  Cu,  blacksmiths 

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PHILLIBER  CHAS  L,  h&irdreaser 
PLANT  L  J,  cigars  and  tobacco 
llubson  Wm,  hotel 
Simpson  John,   agt  C  P  R  R  &  W  U 

Tel  Co 
TATE  ISAAC  E,  bootmaker 
WEBER  OEO,  Yol^  Saloon 
Wells  Edwin,  painter 
WILLIAMS  &  CO.  gen  mdse 


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F.  G.  CRAWFORD, 

Uiniji  Feed  mi  Sale  Stable, 


GOOD  TURNOUTS  on  Reasonable  Terms. 

Careful  Drivers  furnished  when  required. 

Davisville,  Yolo  County,  Cat. 

Also  proprietor  EAGLE  f/ALOON.         Good  Liquors,  Choice  Wines. 


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GAFFORD  HOUSE, 

CORNER  FIRST  AND  OLIVE  STREETS, 
Davisville,       -       -      Tolo  County,  Cal. 


Qt.  W.  GAFFORD,  FROPRIETOB. 


This  hotel  is  conducted  on  the  European  plan  and  is  first-class  in  all  its  appoint- 
ments.    Only  one  block  from  the  Railroad  Depot. 


Davis  Creek, 

MODOO  COUNTY. 
Jaqpe  J,  blacksmith 
MoKENNET  ft  RAHER,  ae^  mdse 

and  postoffice,  and  agt  W,  F  &  Oo 
Page  W,  cattle  dealer 
Roberts  J,  butter  barrel  maker 


McKENNEY  &  RAMER, 
CA.SH     STORE, 

Dealers  in 

Boots  and  Sho3s  and  Clothing. 

Buyers  of  Wool,  Hides  and  Grain. 

Ms  Creek,  Moiloc  Co.,  Cal. 

Post  Office  and  Express  Office. 


Decoto, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTT. 

Dennett  C  £,  contractor  and  builder 

Graesslin  Wm,  liquors 

PTAlMt  A  J,  postmaster,  gen  mdse  and 

and^tCPRR 
Henry  Samuel  H,  atty  at  law 
Mathews  Patrick,  blacksmith 
Sallivan  Dennis,  gen  mdse 


Delta, 

SHASTA    COUNTT. 

Farley  ft  Cahow,  market 

Pilt  Robert,  sen  mdse 

Shoemaker  M,  blacksmith 

Smith  W  T,  gen  mdse,  hotel,  poitmaiter 


Denverton. 

SOLANO  COUNTY. 

NU&SE  S  E.   gen  mdse,   warehouses, 

Soatmaster  ana  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
livan  Daniel,  blacksmith 


'  DeBedwood, 

SANTA  CRUZ   COUNTY. 

Aiken  Charles,  judge,  atty  at  law 
Aiken  ft  Sons,  in  '  t  growers 
Allen  C  H,  prof  State  Normal  School 
Burrell  J  B,  fruit  growers 
Chase  Josiah,  lumber 
Keast  Rev  Wm,  fruit  raiser 
KENNEDY  ft  WEST,  hotel 
Miller  A  J,  judge,  fruit  raiser 
Miller  &  Sons,  fruit  growers 
Morrell  H  E,  fruit  grower 
Norton  H  B,  prof  State  Normal  School 
Sears  Rev  A  L,  fruit  raiser 
Slaughter  Thomas,  fruit  grower 
Smith,  Comstock  ft  Bro.  lumber 
Spalsbury  Edgar,  atty  at  law 
WEST  jB  F,  druggist  and  postmaster 
Wright  Bros,  fruit  growers 


Descanso, 

SAN  DIEGO  COUNTY, 

Thirty-seven   miles   northeast  of  San 
Diego. 

Picken  J  C,  postmaster 


Diamond  Springs, 

XL  DORADO    COUNTY, 

Is  located  thirty-one  mile*  from  Folsom, 
has  a  population  of  160  and  is  supported 
by  mining  and  agricultural  interests. 


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BRABBUBY  E  0.  postmaster,  agt  W, 
F  &  Co,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 
public 

Crawford  &  Son,  Park  Canal  Mining  Co 

Oriffiith  &  Bryant  lumber 

Harris  Thomas,  gen  mdse 

Ilsohn  J  F  D,  hotel 

Koch  Barthel,  hotel  and  livery 

Schneider  John,  Jr,  liquors 


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SOLANO  COUNTY, 

A  nice  place,  supported  by  the  agricul- 
tural interest  of  the  locality,  of  900  in- 
habitants. It  is  on  the  California  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  65  miles  from  San  Frau' 
cisco,  and  21  miles  from  Sacramento. 


ATJLEY  ESWABD  0,  watchmaker 
and  jeweler 

Bank  of  Dixon,  R  Ilarkinson  cashier 

Barber  H  D,  barber 

Barnes  T  B,  constable 

Blum  M,  gen  mdso 

Brinkerhoff  tt  King,  proprs  King's  Ho- 
tel 

Brown  C  P,  justice  of  peace 

BROWN  R  H,  groceries 

Cadman  Geo,  gunsmith 

Carman  S  W,  luml>er 

Carpenter  Milton,  blacksmith  and  wag- 
onmaker 

CASEY  JNO,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

COLLYER  R  A,  Mint  Restaurant  and 
Saloon 

Cotton  J  W,  real  estate,  insurance  and 
notary  public 

"DIXON  TRIBUNE,"  A  B  Nye  propr 

EATON  BROS,  groceries 

Eppinger  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Evans  G  H,  physician 

Ferguson  WR,  gen  mdse'  ' 

Frarier  P  B,  boarding  house 

Geiman  Fred,  bootmaker 

Giesecke  Aug,  bootmaker 

GoefTert  Hen.y,  harness  and  saddles 

Gordon  E  A,  physician 

Gruenig  Geo,  oakery  and  saloon 

Hall  Wm,  postmaster 

HAMILTON  J  T,  bootmaker 

Hardie  J  H,  saloon 

Harkinson  R,  cashier  Bank  of  Dixon 

HOHMANN  V  J.hotel 

Ilgner  Mrs  W,  dressmaker 
Kasten  A  J,  notary  public 


KERR  ROBERT,  merchant  taUor 
King's  Hotel,  Brinkerhoff  &  King  proprs 
KINOSLEY  &  HEMPHILL,  black, 
smiths,  wagon  and  carriagemakers 

KIRBY  A,  druggist,  stationer  and  jew- 
eler 

Kirsch  John  P,  harness  and  saddles 

Knox  &  Kasten,  attorneys  at  law 

T.TJAITTi  ED  E,  agent  Cal  Pacific  R  B, 
W,  F  &  Co,  and  W  U  Tel  Co 

Leigh  A  H,  meat  market 

Little  S  G,  president  Bank  of  Dixon 

Lukes  Bros,  fiour  mills 

Lunney  C,  saloon 

MARTIN  GEO  S,  wagonmaker 
Martin  J  P,  constable 
McBAINW,  dry  goods 
McBride  E  J,  drugt;ist  and  stationer 
Miller ,Mrs  Maria,  laundry 

MISFELDT  JACOB,  Bank  Exchange 

Saloon 
NYE  A  B,  propr  "  Dixon  Tribune" 
OLNEY  P  F,  dentist 
O'Neill  0,  livery  stable 
O'Neill  &  Rochford,  hotel 
PALACE  HOTEL,  E  F  SmaU  &  Son 

proprs 
PLUMB  B  K.  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Powell  J  H,  lumber 
Pratt  A  H,  physician 
PRICE  J  B,  groceries,  provisions,  frait 

and  vegetables 
rf'HIRMER  CHAS,  hardware,  stoves 

und  tinware 

SCHNITZLEIN  F  A,  saloon 
SHAW  MRS  M  B,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Shaw  S  F,  bootmaker 

SHELFORD  S  R,  meat  marjcet 

SIEBER  &  OBERHOLZER,  Dixon 

Brewery 
SMALL  E  F  &  SON,  proprs  Palace 

Hotel 
Smith  H,  varieties 

SMITH  W  H,  hairdresser  and  baths 

STENGE  MORRIS,  merchant  tailor 

Stone  Miss  M  D,  millinery 

Upham  F  F,  dentist 

Wagner  A  J,  hairdresser 

WBIHK  EDWARD,  exchange  broker, 

insurance  agent,  liquors  and  cigan 
WELLS  GEO  S,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public 
WILLOT  P  R,  propr  Arcade  Hotel 


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inoi  weehiTy  Tiiiim, 

Dixon,  Solano,  County,  California. 
AlfrvM  B.  Nye,        -        -        Proprietor. 

Size  38x24  Inches.   Established  in  1874. 

Subscription,       -       -        S3.00  per  Year. 

ADVERTISING  RATES  REASONABLE. 


HAVING  A  LARGE  CIRCULATION 

In  one  of  the  Wealthiest  Farming  Regions  in  the  State,  and  being  puhlished  in  a 

YOUNG  AND  GROWING  TOWN, 

THE  TRIBUNE  IS  A  FIRST-CLASS  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM, 

Especially  for  the  Merchants  of  Sacramento,  both  wholesale  and  retail. 


For  dealers  in  Agricultural  Implements,  Farmhouse   Utensils,  Stock,  Seed, 
etc.,  the  TRIBUNE  has  no  superior. 


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E.  F.  SMALL  &  SONS.,  Proprietors. 
Corner  First  and  A  Streets,  Dixon,  California. 


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Donahue, 

SONOMA  'C0UNT7. 

This  place  is  located  oa  Petaluma 
creek,  distant  34  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco, and  is  the  terminus  of  the  8.  F.  & 
N.  P.  R.  R.,  whose  cars  connect  with  the 
steamer  James  M.  Donahue  at  this  place, 
for  San  Francisco.  The  population  id 
about  400. 


Anderson  F,  propr  Sonoma  House 
Burdick  S  W,  liquors 


Dougherty's   Station, 

ALAMEDA  COCNTT. 
GBEEN  J,  postxiaster 


Dougflas  City, 

TRINITY   COUNTY. 

Ileauefly  D,  saloon 
Ticonanl  H  W,  hotel 
Mason  &  Thayer,  gen  mdse 


Douglas  Flat, 

CALAVERAS  COUNTY. 

Gaf;liardo  A,  gen  mdse 

Gagliardo  M,  shoemaker 

P^BiRT  S  A,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 

Valeate  F,  geu  mdse 


Downey  City, 

LOS    ANGELES    COUNTY. 

Allen  A  G  H,  saloon 

BANKS  J  K,  agent  S  P  R  R,  W,  F  & 

Go's  Express  and  W  U  Tel  Co,  R  R 

Depot 
Baruch  &  Loew,   grain,    groceries   and 

hardware 
Buster  J  W,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 

public 
Burke  S  W,  teac'-er 
Capitani  F,  bakery  and  maccaroni  man 

nfacturer 
CENTRAL  HOTEL,  J  F  Rickey  pro 

prietor,  Crawford 
COOPliB  W    F,   blacksmith,    wagon- 
maker,  insurance  azent  and  county 

supervisor,  Crawford 
Cohen  T,  gen  mdse 
OONDIT  W  H,  atoves,    tinware  and 

pumps,  Ci-awford 
Decker  Zachariai,  barber 

"DOWNEY  CITY  COTJEIBR"  (week 
ly),  A  Waite  pub 


FULLER  MRS  W  B,  milliaory  and 
dressmaki ng,  Crawford 

FULLER  JOBS,  constable  and  col- 
lector,  Crawford 

FRANKEL  BROS,  general  merchan- 
dise and  agricultural  impl^-menti^ 
Crawford 

Gaw  M,  pastor  M  £  Church 

Graney  Miss  M  M,  teacher 

Griffith  J  M  &  Co,  lumbar,  J  R  Smnrr 

hISlRIS  &  TOWNSLEY,  black- 
smiths  and  wagonmakers.  First 

Holliday  J  B,  blacksmith 

Hollaway  J  B,  atty  at  law 

Jenison  &  Greening,  druggists,  dry  goods 
and  groceries 

Jonson  Max,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker 

Justice  Wm,  justice  of  peace 

KINUAN  NATHAN,  livery  and  teed 
stubLes 

Larsoa  Miss  Emma,  dressmaker 

Levy  Saml  C,  gen  mdse 

McDonald  B  F,  teacher 

McDonald  W  P,  teacher 

McGarvin  Jno,  meat  market 

McKeller  Miss  Josie,  teacher       ' 

Meyer  E  &  Co,  dry  goods, clothiag,boota 
and  shoes 

MITROVICH  J  A,  geberal  raorchan- 
dis3  and  liqunrs,  Crawford  and  Second 

Moores  Wm,  M  E  minister 

Pollard  L  C,  saloon 

Rice  Mrs  M,  boarding  and  lods^ng 

RICKEY  J  F,  propr  Cdutral  Hotel, 
Crawfonl 

Rives  B  E,  physician 

Settle  M  G,  M  E  minister 

Shortridge  C  S,  harness  and  saddles 

Smith  Jus,  teacher 

Smith  Joshua,  shoemaker 

Smith  W  C,  physician 

Smith  D  A,  painter 

Smnrr  J  R,  agt  for  J  M  Griffith  &  Co 

Skidm(  re  E  U,  drayman 

Tarwater  B  W,  constable 

WAITE  ALONZO,  editor  and  publish- 
er "DjwnayCity  Courior,"  Crawford 

WELLS.  FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS. 

J  K  Banks  atrent,  R  R  D^pot 
WESTERN  UNION  TEL  CO,  J  K 

Banks  manager,  R  U  Depot 
Williams  E,  atty  at  law 
Wolfe  T  W,  postmaster  and  varieties 


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SIERRA    COUNTY. 

A  mining  town  of  500  inhaitants  and 
the  county  seat  of  Sierra  county.  Reach- 
ed by  stage  from  Marysville,  distaak  67 
miles  or  Nevada  City  40  miles. 


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Anderson  Frank,  atty  at  law 

Blohm  J  A,  liquors 

Bosch  Ferdinand,  brewery 

Brown  &  Ward,  hardware  * 

Buzinet  Louis,  liquors 

Brilliant  ft  Co,  dry  ({oods  and  clothing 

Byington  Lewis,  moat  market 

Cohn  A  ft  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Cowden  D  U,  atty  at  law 

Crignon  A,  liquors  '' 

Davidson  8  B,  atty  at  law 

Dorrell  Wm,  harness  maker 

''DOWmEYIIXE    MESSENOEB.' 

Vaughn  ft  Downer  proprs 

Escbbuchcr  T  A,  hotel 

Fish  W  B,  sheriff 

Farley  M,  atty  at  law 

Garilxkldi  Jos,  grocer 

Hartling  V,  harness  and  shoemaker 

Howe  A  J,  superior  Judge 

Ift  George,  blacksmith 

Johnson  I  \V,  hairdresser 

Jones  Isaac  G,  county  surveyor 

Jump  Alemby,  county  physician 

Kaiser  Fritz,  liquors 

Latreiile  B,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 

Lutheif  W  T,  county  assessor 

McDonald  Owen,  hotel 

McGuire  A  J,  carpenter  and  builder 

McKinsey  A  J,  public  administrator 
and  coroner 

Meany  X  H,  liquors 

Meroux  J  M  B,  grocer 

Nessler  Loreuz,  brewery ' 

Nixson  J  S,  county  supt  of  schools 

Noland  ft  Sons,  blacksmiths 

Orear  J  W,  guns  and  tobacco  and  sta- 
tionery 

Osgood  L  H,  atty  at  law 

Purdy  H  H,  jewelry  and  candies 

Scamman  H,  banker 

Scott  Jno,  county  treasurer 

Smith  S  A,  atty  at  law 

Soward  T  D,  dist  atty  and  atty  at  law 

Stackins  T  M,  furniture  and  upholstery 

Spaulding,  Mowry  ft  Co,  grocers 

Stewart  J  U,  liquors 

STBANGE  H,  county  clerk,  auditor 
and  recorder 

Weir  ft  Mead,  livery  stable 

Wiggins  J  S,  liquors 

RYAN  WM,  postmaster 


Drytown, 

AMADOR  COUNTY. 

A  little,  and  almost  deserted  mining 
town,  of  400  inhabitants,  40  miles  from 
Sacramento  via  Latrobe. 


BABHET  E  S,  supt 

tiou  Works 


Phoenix  Reduc- 


Burchell  H,  constable 

Burlingame  M  B,  hotel  and  agt  Hanul- 

ton's  Stage  Line 
Church  M  B,  justice  of  peace 
French  C  L,  constable 
Gnim  Geo,  dry  goods  and  clothins 
Jennings  Wm,postm8ster,  gen  mtue  and 

manager  W  U  Tel  Co  and  W,  F  ft  Co 
Le  Moin  Geo  W,  blacksmith 
Malson  A,  constable 
Mehon  Chas,  supt  Yellow  Jacket  Mine 
Norman  W  A,  physician 

FH(ENIX  BEIlUCTION  WOBKa 

E  8  Barney  supt 
Silva  Thns.  butcher 
Yellow  Jacket  Mine,  Chas  Mehon  supt 


Dublin, 

ALAMEDA  COUNTT. 

Coughlan  P,  harness  maker 

Dougherty  C  M,  stock  raiser 

OREEN  J,  gen  mdso  and  postmaster 

Marsh  Albert,  hotel 

Martin  W  H,  butcher 

Murphy  Ed,  hotel 

Wells  T  D,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


Duncan's  Mills, 

SONOMA  COUNTY. 

Beacom  Thos,  justice  of  peace 
Duncan  A,  flour  mills 
Duncan  Sami,  postmaster 

DUNCAN  SAMUEL  JB,  gen  mdso 
Heller  Mill,  K  R  Land  ft  Lumber  Co 
Johnson  Jno,  boots  and  shoes 
Meeker  Mill,  Meeker  Bros 
Moor  F  B,  blacksmith 
Moscow  Mill,  R  It  Land  ft  Lumber  Co 
MUBFHY  M  L,  wa(;onmaker 
North  Coast    Stage    Line,    Allman   i 

Queen  proprs 
OBB  JOHN,  liquors 
Queen  C,  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's  agent 
Queen  ft  Clark,  livery  stable 
Rielly  Mill,  K  R  Land  ft  Lumber  Co 
SLOAN  CHAS  F,  hairdresser 
Streetno  Mill,  R  K  Land  ft  Lumber  Co 
Thompson,  Rien  ft  Co,  butchers 
Tyrone  Mill,  R  R  Land  ft  Lumber  Co 
Vanalsine  W  D,  boarding  house 
Wilson  Frank,  carpenter 
WOOD  W  B,  hotel 


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EUSSIAN  EIVEK  HOTEL 

DUNCAN'S  MILL,  CALIFORNIA. 
W.  B,  Wood,       -       -       -       Proprietor. 

This  favorite  Summer  Resort  open  the  year  round.    House  oewly  fur- 
nished and  kept  iu  lirst-class  style. 

Good  Hunting  and  Fishing.  Fine  Bathing  and  Boating  Facilities. 

DUNCAN'S  MILL  is  the  terminus  of  ths  N.  P.  C.  B.  B.  (narrow  gauge) 
and  is  the  connecting  point  for  Stages  to  all  points  on  the  Northern  Coast. 


Dunnigan, 

YOLO  COUNTT. 

BanderT  J,  clergyman  (United  Brethren) 

Clark  Jonaui,  physician 

Eurll  Wm,  i;eu  mdae,  agt  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co  and  Col  P  It  K 
Goodwin  Wm,  butcher 
Gray  G  W,  drugs,  varieties  and  deputy 

postmaster 
Gray  J  B,  liquors 
Lewis  k  Finley,  gen  nulso 
Lewis  Geo  B,  liotol  and  livery  stable 
Mitchell  &   Yarrick,   blacksmiths   and 

wagonmakers 
WataunG  W,  tinsmith 
WUkiiison  B  D,  opr  W  U  Tel  Co 


Dutch  Flat, 

PLACER   COUNTY, 

Is  a  place  of  some  historical  importance, 
on  account  of  ita  mines  a(  an  early  period 
being  remarkable  productive,  which  ore 
fast  approaching  un  exhausted  condition 
because  of  the  continued  and  extensive 
demands  made  upon  them.  Its  popula 
tion  is  about  1,5U0,  and  the  sceuery  in 
the  vicinity  is  picturesi^ue  and  gnind 
It  is  ou  tlitt  Central  Paciho  It.  K.,  (iti 
miles  from  Sacramento. 


ANDERSEN  HANS,  saloon 

Barrett  U  A,  varieties,  news  and  tailor 

Boek  Herman,  saloon 

Brannan  U  C,  photographer 

Brinkmaiin  &  Jameson,  barbers 

BROWN  ADAH,  varieties 

Cedar  Creek  Mining  Co,  F  M  Chadman 

CENTRAL  MARKET,  c  M  Kopp 

propr 
CLAY  LODGE,  No.  lOl,  A  F  &  A  M, 

—  Knight  secretary 
Cohn  &  Co,  gen  mdn 


Colgrovc  &  King,  livery 

Davis  A,  saloon 

DEPOT  SALOON.  J  R  Faller  propr 

DISQUE  H,  agent  C  P  R  U  and  insor- 

anuo 
DUf'FEY  E>  telegraph  operator 

"DUTCH  FLAT  FORUM,"  W  G  Rac 

som  propr 

DUTCH  i!*LAT  HOTEL,  E  Mallows 


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Eshbach  D  M,  dentist  and  watchmaker 

FALLER  J  R,  suloou  at  depot  and  car- 
riage painter 

Gold  Run  Ditch  &  Mining  Co,  J  L 
Gould  supt 

Halscy  Geo  II,  blacksmith 

Hay  ward  Mining  Co,  J  Spaulding  supt 

Ueppard  Rich,  painter 

Higgius  S,  Saloon 

UiUhouso  W  H,  stoves,  tinware  and 
hardware 

HOOS  F  C,  saloon 

Ilous  J  F,  shoemaker 

Hudepohl  H  It,  dry  goods 

Jameson  James,  justice  of  peace 

Jones  J  T,  druggist 

King  £  li,  pastor  M  E  Church 

KOPP  C  M.  pri>pr  Placer  Hotel 

LANDMANN  J  C,  watchmaker 

HffMCTiTl  0  S,  gen  mdse 

MALLOWS  £,  propr  Dutch  Flat  Ho- 


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Martin  W,  physician 
McClure    E    L,  banker,    agent   Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co  and 

insurance  agent 
McINTOSH  JAS,  saloon 
M£y£R  JOHN,  constable  and  eolleo- 

tor 
NEFF  &  CO,  g6n  mdse  and  agents  Cal 

Powder  Works 
Nelson  J  W,  restaurant 
NichoUs  W  &  P,  bankers  and  insoranoe 

agents 
Perry  A,  gun  and  locksmith 
Peters  John,  notary  public 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines.  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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Pitts  U.  saloon 


HOTEL,  C  M  Kopp  propr 
PIQWSIT  J  El  attorney  ut  law  and 

notary  publio 
RablinJonn,  saloon 
Bnnokel  J  H,  groceries 
Smart  D  £,  postmaster  and  varieties 
SQUIEBj),  bootmaker 
BT  CLAR  L  P,  meat  market 
8tokeman  Henry,  tailor 


SiiUivan  J  H,  blaeksmith 
Swenson  k  Chadwiok,  grooeries 

TOWLE  BROB  ft  00,  lumber 
UNION  MARKET,  L  P  St  Clair  propr 
Vineyard  L,  attorney  at  law 

Wales  F  W,  pastor 
Weeks  C  S,  saloon 
Wilson  M  W,  physician 
Wren  £  C,  county  surveyor 


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W.  G.  fiANSOM,  PROPRIETOR. 


This  Paper  has  the  Lnr^rest  Circulation  of  any  Paper  in  Placer  County. 
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DUTCH  FLAT,  PLACER  COUNTY. 

1IA!«1;FAVTURBB»  of  ATVD  I>B.lLBRii  IX 

SUGAR  PINE,  YELLOW  PINE.  SPRUCE  AND  FIR. 

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lAyiMNffll}  TIBER  A  SPECIALTY 

XnE    COMPANY  MAMUFACTTCBBS 

Joist,  Scantling,  Flooring^,  Sustic,  Ceiling, 

Laths,  Pickets,  Shingles,  Shakes,  Etc. 


Tho  Yard  is  located  on  tiie  C.  P.  R.  R.,  near  Alta,  in  Placer  County,  and 

connecting  with  tiie  Mills  by  tlie  narrow-gnuge  railroad,  atfurdd 

the  best  facilities  fur  rapid  transportation. 

Orders  for  any  quantity  and  every  Character 
of  Mountain  Lumber  promptly  filled. 

An  experience  of  twenty  years  has  given  the  firm  a  thorough  knowledge 
of  tho  busino&s,  and  the  wants  <jf  consumers. 

CORI^ESPONDENCE   SOLICITED. 


NSWCASTLB Plao:r  County. 

WHEATLAND Yuba  Coxmty. 


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MODOO  COUNTY. 

Berlinger  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
BERUNOER  J,  postmaster 
Glider  C  £,  constable 
McCannicle  Wm  H,  justice  of  peace 
McCarty  £,  blacksmith 
Smith  L,  furniture  manuf 


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East  Lake, 

LAKE  COUNTY. 

Getz  J  &  Bros,   gen  mdse,  miners  and 

hotel 
GETZ  MATntTfJE.  postmaster 


East  Oakland, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY. 

Anderson  J,  chop  house,  near  Brooklyn 
Station 

Badger's  Park,  T  W  Badger  propr,  Clin 
ton  Station  and  Seventh  ave 

Barnes  H  W,  doors,  windows,  paints, 
oil  and  glass,  East  Twelfth  and  Four- 
teenth 

Bieler  Frank,  liquors,  809  East  Four- 
teenth 

Brannan  Daniel,  Pioneer  Pottery,  851 
East  Thirteenth 

"  BROOKLYN  VIDETTE,"  G  W  Bar- 

ter  editor,  ti\2  East  Twelfth 
Brunjes  Fred,  grocer,  775  East  Twelfth 
Bumell    &   Grace,    barbers,    G27    East 

Twelfth 
Clark  F  T,  livery  and  sale  stable,  1086 

Thirteenth  ave 
Conrad  Willis  D,  druggist.  East  Twelfth 

and  Thirteenth  ave 
Corder   J    G,   hides    and    tallow.  East 

Twelfth  foot  Twentieth  ave 
Craft  N  E,  grocer,  583  East  Twelfth 
Crane  W  W,  hotel.  Sixth  ave  and  Eas^. 

Twelfth 
CRIST  &  CO,  tanners,  NE  cor  Twelfth 

and  Twenty-Krst  ave 
Davis  F  W,  blacksmith,  1054  Sixth  avt 
Davis  J   H,   butcher,    1121    Thirteenth 

avenue 
Deik    Wm,    hotel,    East    Twelfth  and 

Fourteenth  ave 
De  Laguna  — ,  hotel,  East  Twelfth  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth  aves  r     , 

DERBY  H,  tanner 
Dressier  Custave,  boots  and  shoes,  615 

East  Twelfth 
East  Oakland  Planins  Mill,  Barnes  Bros 

k  Gedge  proprs,  SE  cor  Twelfth  and 

Fourteenth  ave 


Eckman  T,  cigars  and  tobacco,  627  East 
Twelfth 

FAH T£  A,  gen  mdse 

Fine  A,  physician.  Central  House 

Fisher  a  Clayton,  liquors,  N£  oor 
Eleventh  and  Thirteenth 

Fitzpatrick  Edward,  saddlery,  631  East 
Twelfth 

Fish  H  V,  grocer.  Seventh  ave  and 
East  Twelfth 

FONTE  ANTONIO,  gen  mdse,  803 
East  Twelfth 

FORBES  G,  livery  stable,  1070  Thir- 
teenth ave 

Fleming  &  Trask,  liquors,  325  East 
Twelfth 

Gaspard  F,  restaurant,  827  East  Twelfth 

Gilardin  Alex,  constable  and  collector 
1072  Thirteenth  ave  ' 

Glass  Mrs  K,  variety  store,  553  East 
Twelfth 

Glaz3  J  W,  butcher,  617  East  Twelfth 

Gordon  Brid^^t,  vegetables,  705  East 
Twelfth 

Green  A,  deputy  constable,  1072  Thir- 
teenth ave     

GRESSLER  CHAS  A,  barber  and 
ouuliut,  707  Eust Twelfth 

Hallahan  Florence,  tailor,  620  East 
Twelfth 

Hammer  D,  saddle  and  harncssmaker, 
623  East  Twelfth 

Hampol  C  F,  bakery,  761  East  Twelfth 

Humpel  Henry,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith, 801  itiast  Fourteenth 

HENLEY  WM,  manufr  harness  and 
s;iddlory,  10S2  Fourteenth  ave 

Hannan  J  J,  painter,    1076  Fourteenth 

Hansen  A,  juwelcr,  622  East  Twelfth 

Harvey  C  W,  physician,  621)  East 
Twelfth 

Henken  J  F,  liquors,  SE  cor  East  Four- 
teenth and  Eighteenth  ave 

Hill  Thomwi,  grocer,  N\V  cor  East 
Fourteenth  and  Nineteenth  ave 

Hogarty  J  B,  baker,  821  East  Four- 
teenth 

Hood  G  J,  hay,  grain  wood  and  coal, 
418  East  Twelfth 

HOWARD  ASA,  justice  peace,   1072 

Thirteenth  avo 
Jaoiucnnt  Xavier,  fruit  and  vegetables, 

East  Fourteenth  bet  Eighteenth  and 

Nineteenth  ave 
Johnson    Mrs    A,     bakery,    612    East 

Twelfth 
KIMBALL  JAS  Hi  American  Roatau- 

ran*',  NWcor  Thirteenth  ave  and  East 

Eleventh 
Kirchheiner  J   H,  candy  manufr,  629 

East  Twelfth 
Kirk  O  C,  stoves  and  tinwaie,  315  East 

Twelfth 


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Kohler  F,  laundry,  1070  Fourteenth  ave 
Lamb  Jas,  tiah  market,  852  Fourteenth 
Larue  L  B,  coiiimiasion  lumber  dealer, 
Eait  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  ave 

LEBER  &  CALVERT,  fruit  and  pro- 
duce, 55J  East  Twelfth 
Liebel  Jacob,  liquors,  780  aud  782  East 

Twelfth 
Liese  Henry,  butcher,  765  East  Twelfth 
Loud  H  A,  barber,  621  Eaat  Twelfth 
Manefeld  G,  liquors,  1055  Thirteenth  ave 
Martin  — , dressmaker,  555  Eaat  Twelfth 
Mason   W   C  &  Co,   grocers,   301  East 

Twelfth 
MuthewB  E  6,   real  estate,     628  East 

Twelfch 
May  A  W,  livery  stable,  wood  and  coal, 

SE  cor  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  ave 
Mayer    Adulph,    furniture,    619     East 

Twelfth 
McGrawP  H,  blacksmith,    1056,    1058 

and  lOCOThirtucnth  ave 
McWortny    F    J,   sheep  butcher.  East 

Twelfth  foot  Twentieth  ave 
Melvil  &  Co,  druggists,   Sixth  ave  and 

East  Twelfth 
Nedderman   Bernard,     bootmaker,    705 

East  Twelfth 
NORTHET    ft  WAOAR,  Brooklym 

Carriage  Manufactury,   East  Twelfth 

and  Sixteenth  ave 
Nuson    L    M,    nur8«ryman,    151    East 

Twelfth 
Oakland,  Brooklyn  and  Fruit  Vale  B  B 

Co,  1064  Sixth  ave 
O'Keefo  Dtn,    boots    and    shoes,     East 

Twelfth  and  Twelfth  ave 
Pacific  Jute  Mill,  B  F  Rector  supt,  Third 

ave  bet  P'Jiat  Eleventh  and  Tenth 
Parsons  L  W,  grooer,  614  East  Twelfth 
Purrington  Joseph,  hpv,  grain  and  feed, 

S<iven*.l  ave  and  East  Twelfth 
PTJRIN6T0N  ft  REED,    wood  and 

coal,  610  East  Twelfth 
Rice  C  B,  printer,  1073  Thirteenth  ave 
Rodchgues  J   C,  restaurant,    67t)  East 

Twcitth 
Roff  J  C,  liquors,  677  East  Twelfth 
Ruyrich  V.  A,  liquors,  382, 1-iist  Twelfth 
Schimmelpfonnig  F,  dry  goods  and  mil 

linery,  722  East  Twelfth 
Schley  Bros,  liakery,  770,  East  Twelfth 
Schmidt    William,     liquors,     401   Eas 

Twelfth 
Schneider    John,     liquors,    785,    Eaat 

Twelfth 
Schneider  L,    tnilor    and    mIooh,     961 

Sixth  ave 
Silhcrberg  Mrs  S,  fancy  goods  and  millin- 
ery, 618  East  Twelfth 
UQuEIRA  M   J,   blaoksmtth.    East 

Fourt«ent'     bet     Twenty-third    and 

Twenty-fourth  ave 


Smallman  J  K,  grocer,  551  Eaat  Twelfth 
Suden  H  Turn,  groceries,  hardware,  etc, 

693,  695  and  697  East  Twelfth 
Sullivan     Michael,     blacksmith,     1086 

Fourteenth  ave 
Swarz     Antone,       bootmaker,         809 

East  Twelfth 
Swett  A  W,  livery  and  sale  stable,  foot 

Fourteenth  ave 
T^lken  J  H,   fruits  and  vegetables,  623 

East  Twelfth 
Truckee  Box  Factory,   foot  Fourteenth 

ave 
UNION    HOTEL,    James    Woodward 

propr,  SW  cor  East  Twelfth  and  Thir- 
teenth ave 
VROOMAN  MRS  GEO,  variety  store, 

620  East  Twelfth 

WAKEMAN    EDGAR,    cigars   and 

tobacco,  1054  Thirteenth  ave 
Walter  A,  tailor,  380  East  Twelfth 
Webster    A    B,    real    estate,   624   East 

Twelfth 
Welschcr  &  Westermann,  brewery,  NW 

con  Fourteenth  and  Eighteenth  ave 
White  &  Waterman,  tinsmiths,  616  East 

Twelfth 
Wilson  L,  butcher,  311  East  Twelfth 
Walter  Reimer,  liquors,  SW   cor  Thir- 
teenth and  East  Fourteenth 
WOODWARD  JAS,  propr  Union  Hotel 


C.  J.  DIEFFENDORFF, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  DeJer  in 
PATB5IT    IlIEDICIMEiJI. 

Lamps,  Faints,  Oils,  Ferfoinery, 

SEEDS  AND  FANCY  GOODS, 

Eddy's  Landing,  Cal. 


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Kantze    Jos,    blacksmith    and 

maker 
Maxwell  W  T  4  Bro,  lumber 


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El  Cahon, 

SAN   DIEQO  COUNTT. 


Knox  A  L,  postmaster 


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El  Casco, 

SAN  DIEQO    OOUNTT. 


Childs  — ,  postmaster 


El  Dorado, 

CALAVERAS     OOUNTY. 

DITGHI B  &  CO,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 
Kodesine  G,  gen  mdse 
Byan  Mrs  M,  boarding  house 
Walker  Juo,  saloon 


El  Dorado, 

Eli    DORADO    COUNTY, 

A  place  of  SOO  inhabitants  and  supported 
by  the  mining  and  agricultural  interests 
of  the  locality;  distant  from  Sacramento 
60  miles. 


Bems  Bernard,  gen  mdso 

Brown  Geo  J,  physician 

Drew  M,  hnmessmaker 

SBJBW  W  C  L,  postmaster,  newsdealer 
and  recorder 

Fisher  Jno  A,  liquors 

Gait  T  A,  collector  and  assessor 

Gilmore  N,  supt  Angora  Goat  Associa- 
tion and  supervisor 

Harvey  R  K,  hotel 

Hirsch  ft  Cobleutz,  gen  mdse,  act  W  U 
Tel  Co  and  W,  F  &  Co 

Miller  J  W,  liquors 

Olds  &  Sheparuson,  furniture  and  spring 
beds 

Roberts  Heury,  liquors 

Shaver J, bootmaker 
•Traccy  H  F,  justice  peace 

Yeardon  \Vm,  li(iuors 

Walz  Jno,  blacksmith  and  wagonmakcr 

Wurf  A  J,  constable 


Elk  Creek, 

COLUSA  COUNTr, 

A    posto^Hce    in    tho    foot-hills  of  the 
Coast  Range  of  Mountains 


Houston  J  W,  gen  mdso 
Keech  Mrs  N,  hotel 
Friday  Michael,  blacksmith 
I^nncfister  V  R,  saloon 
PTIEW  H,  postmaster 


Elk  Grove, 

SACRAMENTO   OOUNTT, 

Is  most  pleasantly  situated  on  the  Cen- 
tral  faciac  Railroad,  15  miles  from  Sac- 
ramento. The  country  in  the  immediate 
vicinity  is  very  picturesque,  and  tho 
many  well-cultivated  farms  and  hand- 
some couutry  residences  indicate  a  pros- 
perous condition,  and  augurs  favorably 
for  tho  growth  and  permanency  of  the 
place. 

Allen  Richard,  blacksmith 

Andrews  J  H,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W.  P 

&Co 
Beatty  Go,  flour  mills  • 

Bowstiuld  VV,  bootmaker 
Bradford  C  8,  physician  and  druggist 
Castclli)  J  H,  blacksmith 
Chiniiick  J  T,   blacksmith  and  wai^on- 

maker 
Crawford  Rev  — ,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Darling  Jennie,  teacher 
Dart  Martin,  atty  at  law 
Dixon  Alfred,  atty  at  law 
Dodge  Mrs  J  E,  dressmaker 
iid:;iagt.)n  L  C,  grocer 
Everson  J  E  &  Co,  gen  mdss 
Freeman  O  8,  capitalist 
Gage  D  los,  justice  of  poaco 
Gaifc  Miss  Jennie,  teacher 
Hill  Jno  D,  wagonmakur 
Jones  Mrs  8  A,  millinery  and  dressmaker 
Kclley  Geo  IJ,  physiciaa 
Kcmptcr  T  B,  harnessmakcr 
Kenuad  Cyrus  B,  constable 
Kerr  .)  H,  wine  grower 
Lawrence  Chas,  tcl  opr 
Lawij  St,  Nehnes,  butchers 
Longeiieckcr  A  J,  tin  and  hardware 
Longenecker  Mra  C  A,  dressmaker 
Marr  Mrs  Wm,  millinery 
Martin  H  B,  liotel 
Martin  J  W,  hotel  and  meat  raaikct 
McKenuey  G  R,  bootmaker 
RasBcttc  Josepl),  hotel 
i\awlin;48  S  \V,  carpenter 
Spring  K  W,  teacher 
Stew^  rt  S  C,  car|K!nter 
Wittich  John,  painter 


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Bovard  M  Sl  Co,  flouring  mills 
Hickpy  &  .Miaoiiur,  gen  mdse 
McAfee  Bros,  saloon 
McCulloch  J  \V,  blacksmith  and  wagon* 

maker 

MISENEB  N  S,  postmaster 
Mitchell  L  T,  carpenter 


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In  a  rich  farming  diatrict,  56  miles  from 
San  Francisco,  ou  the  Cal.  Pacific  Rail 
road.    Population  about  200: 

Allison  J  ft  Co,  Ken  mdse 

BARRETT  J  H,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agt,  notary  public  and  justice  of 
the  peace  and  collector 

Bohman  Chas,  painter 

Cadman  ^Vm,  blacksmith 

Calahan  Michael,  hotel 

Cattanach  Andrew,  wagonmaker 

CHANDLER  F  B,  lumber  and  building 
material 

Collier  J  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Cooper  Jno,  meat  market 

Cripps  ft  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Currie  James,  bootmaker 

Davidson  L  N,  gen  mdse,  agt  W,  F  ft 
Co  and  postmaster 

Faulkner  K  C,  hotel 

Frank  G  W.  fruit  grower 

Hamlin  Arthur,  butcher 

Hay  Jno,  carpenter 

Howard  O,  painter 

Kendall  C  B,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W  U  Tel 
Co 

Kerr  Andrew,  blacksmith 

Kiely  B,  liquors 

Kinicade  CJ  H,  clergyman  (Christian) 

March  R  B,  livery  stable 

Missen  R  B,  contractor  and  builder 

Ryan  D,  hotel 
Warner  L,  blacksmith 


Clark  M  M,  saloon 

DOWNING    6    B,    hairdresser    and 

miner 
Hyatt  M  R,  gen  mdsa 
Mahan  J,  saloon 
McDonald  Angus,  saloon 
Osbom  R  S,  gen  mdse 
WARNER  CHAS  A,  bootmaker 
Wilson  A  B,  physician 


El  Monte, 

LOS   ANGELES   COUNTY. 

Broadded  J  W,  blacksmith 
BurrR  T,  physiciin 
Dwlson  W  J{,  hotel 
Hopper  John,  saloon 
Hoppner  Jno,  justice  pcac» 
HORN  A  J,  postmaster 
McLain  Thos,  gen  mdse 
Mt'lzer  Louis,  gen  mdae 
Quinn  M  F,  livery  stable 
ijchmitt  Henry,  blacksmith 
Seward  R,  justice  peace 


Emmaton, 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTY. 

Distance  from  San  Francisco  63  mile* 
by  river;  population  estimated  100;  its 
resources  agriculture. 


Steele  S  W,  hamessmaker 
XJFHAM  J  M,  gen  mdse 


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COLUSA  COUNTY. 

EPPERSON  B  C,  hotel  and  postmas- 
ter 
Gaither  J  W,  surveyor 
Hemstead  — ,  physician  and  dentist 
Tucker  \V  M,  gen  mdse 


Emigrant  Gap, 

PLACER  COUNTY. 

BANVANDL  A,  aj^tCPRR 
CAFF7N   D,  postmaster,   hotel    and 

livery  stable 
Chinn  J  B,  lumber 


Etna  Mills, 

8ISKIVOU     COUNTY. 

Amos  ft  Johnston,  blacksmiths 

Baker  J  L,  hotel 

Balfry  Wni,  shoemaker 

Beard  J  T,  lawyer 

Bills  L,  shoemaker 

Buckncr  Geo,  gen  mdso 

CamlKjU  — ,  saloon 

Camp  <r  K,  lawyer 

David  ft  Evans,  blacksmiths 

l>cnny  ft  Brown,  gen  mdso 

Diggles  J  A,  druggist 

Klmoro  &  Moxluy,  butchers 

Frantz  ft  Wallis,  cxbinetmakera 

Geniiy  Henry,  saloon 

Hyde  D  H,  barber 

Hydo  D  H,  shoemaker 

Kepplar  Chas,  flour  mill 

Kirat  ft  Birnbaum,  brewers 

Messncr  J,  hotel 

Nutting  C  VV,  physician 

Ritz  John,  livery 

SINGLE  J  M,  postmaster 

Smith  .)  M,  cabinetmaker 

Smith  N,  hotel 

Sullivan  H  \V,  livery 

Swan  A,  forwarding  merchant 

Young  E,  butcher 


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California — Eureka. 


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Eureka, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY, 

la  aitaated  on  Humboldt  Bay,  230  milea 
north  of  San  Francisco,  and  only  aecond 
to  that  city  aa  a  seaport  in  California. 
Eureka  haa  a  population  of  about  4,000, 
chiefly  dependent  upon  the  timber  and 
atock  interesta  of  the  county  for  aup 
port.    The  city  ia  one  of  the  moat  ex 
penaively  and  taatefully  laid-out  on  the 
coaat.    Many  handaome  businesa  blocks 
and  public  bulidinga  adorn  her  thorough 
fares.        The    streets   are     rectangular 
and  kept  in  good  condition;  while  the 
facilitiea  for  numerous  vessels   "along 
the  wharves"  are  quite  adequate.     Eu 
reka  ia  lighted  with  gaa,  and  poscases 
many  of  the  uaeful  institutiona  of  a  me- 
tropolis ;    including    churches,  achools, 
a  free  library,  two  daily  and  three  week- 
ly uewapapera  ably  conducted,  and  hotel 
accommodations  that  would  do  credit  to 
many  larger  cities.    The  Vance  House  is 
a  stately  three-story  buildiii.?,  with  a 
towering  observatory  from  which  may 
be  had  an  extenaive  view  of  the  aur- 
rounding  country.    It  is  situated  on  the 
corner  of  Second  and  Gr  streets.     The 
hotel  ia  run  on  atrictly  first-claas  princi- 
ples.    Its  rooms  are  all  elegantly  fur- 
nished, supplied  with  running  water  and 
gas,  and  heated  by  steam, — a  novel  feat- 
ure and  a  good  one.     The  Bay  Hotel  and 
Finson  House  (temperance)  on  E  street, 
and  the  Lick  and  Revere  Houses  on  First 
street,  are  alao  comfortable  hotel  a  and 
receive  a  fair  ahare  of  patronage.     Com 
munication  is  kept  up  all  the  year  round 
between  Eureka  and  San  Francisco  by 
the  faat  aailinsr,  ataunch  and  comfort- 
able steamer  ''Humboldt,"  built  for  and 
apecially  adapted  to  thia  route.    She  ia 
ably'  commanded  by  Captain  Paton,  and 
both  ateamship  and   master  command 
the  confidence  of  the  public.    The  Hum 
boldi  County   Bank   has  a  capital    of 
$200,000,  with  which  it  does  an  import 
ant  business.    Real  estate  in  this  county 
has  been  well  nurtured  by  investors  and 
is  in  a  healthy  condition;  although  there 
ia  aome  valuable  city  and  country  prop 
erty  for  sale.     Meaara.  Watson  and  Ran 
dall,  the   real  estate  agenta  here,   will 
cheerfully  ana wer  any  communicationa  on 
the  subject  by  mail  or  otherwiae.     The 
advanti^ea  of  her  climate  bring  Hum 
boldt  county  into  prominence  aa  an  agri 
cnltaral  and  dairying  country.    Never 
haa  drought  interfered  with  the  pro8' 
pecta  of  farmera  here;  in  fact  it  ia  nO' 
ticeable  that  when  other  parta  of  the 
State  ara  aufforing  from  extremely  dry 


years,  thia  favored  locality  yielda  larger 
cropa  than  uaual.  St.  Joaeph'a  Inati- 
tute  and  the  Humboldt  Seminary  offer 
the  beat  educational  advantagea  to  thoae 
who  contemplate  making  Humboldt 
their  home.  The  seminary  was  founded 
in  1873  and  ia  in  a  nourishing  condition. 
St.  Joseph's  Institute  is  under  the,  su- 
perintendence of  the  Siatera  of  Mercy, 
who  have  had  a  life-long  experience  m 
the  training  of  youth.  Their  primary 
object  ia  to  iuatiU  into  the  minds  of 
young  giria  a  noble  and  laiidable  emula- 
tion to  form  their  hearts  to  virtue  and 
to  tit  them  to  be  future  ornaments  of 
society.  The  school  waa  founded  in  1871. 
It  is  situated  in  the  centre  of  the  city 
on  an  eminence  which  commands  a  full 
view  of  the  bay  and  surrounding  coun- 
try. Tne  place  is  remarkably  healthy, 
and  the  grounds  well  laid  out.  Parents 
desiring  the  comforts  of  a  home  for  deli- 
cate children,  would  do  well  to  avail 
themaelvea  of  the  auperior  advantages 
offered  here,  minute  attention  being  ren- 
dered to  any  requiring  care  of  weakly 
constitutions.  Ihe  course  of  studies  is 
the  English  language,  but  there  is  every 
facility  for  acquiring  the  knowledge  of 
French  and  others.  Lessons  in  vocal 
and  instrumental  music,  drawing  and 
painting  in  all  its  styles  and  branches, 
are  taught  by  very  competent  members. 

A  library  of  carefully  selected  works, 
adapted  to  the  age  and  capacity  of  the 
pupila,  insures  excellent  reading  matter 
for  spare  hours,  thus  rendering  even  re- 
laxation conducive  to  mental  culture. 
Plain  and  useful  needlework  are  consid- 
ered indispensable ;  but,  at  each  one's 
selection,  pupila  may  take  lessons  in  all 
kinds  of  fancy  work,  including  hair  and 
wax  flowers,  and  any  other.  The  scho- 
lastic year  is  of  two  sessions:  from  the 
first  of  August  to  Christmas,  and  from 
the  first  of  January  to  Jane,  exclusive. 
The  course  of  instruction,  which  em- 
braces the  elementary  ai  well  aa  the 
higher  departments  of  education,  com- 

E'  rises  all  the  branches  taught  in  the 
est  academies  for  young  ladies.  The 
sawmills  of  Eureka  are  of  an  aggregate 
capacity  of  280,000  feet  of  lumber  daily, 
though  not  at  present  working  to  their 
utmost.  Until  recently  the  shipments 
of  lumber  from  Humboldt  have  averaged 
70,000,000  feet  per  year;  but  from  vari- 
ous cauaea  thia  important  induatry  haa 
diminished,  only  to  resume  its  former 
atanding  when  the  state  of  society  in 
Cal'fornia  ia  more  reassuring.     In  no 

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felt  than  in  this  county.  We  are  in- 
debted to  the  good  people  of  Humboldt 
for  the  cenerous  tender  of  their  assist^ 
nnoe  ana  uniform  kindness  to  us  during 
the  canvass ;  and  especially  to  the 
Messrs.  Wyman  of  the  "  Humboldt 
Times,"  and  to  D.  E.  Gordon,  Esq.,  of 
the  •'West  Coast  Signal,"  do  we  return 
thanks  for  favors  received. 


Allen  D  B,  cabinet  maker,  E  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
ARCHER  J  A,  machinist  and  gun 

smith,  E  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
/^TTR   FRED,  postmaster,   Second  bat 

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ATRES    WM,    publisher  Democratic 

"Standard,"  Fir^t  bet  E  and  F 
3ailey  Mrs  M,  varieties,  Second  between 

F  an.l  ilr 
Buird  Thos,  agt  Humboldt  S  S   Co,  F 

street  wharf 
Baldwin  &   Mercer,  saddle  and  harness 

makers,  cor  D  and  Second 
Barnard  .t  K,  surveyor  of  logs,  Ot  Second 
BARMAN  HENRY,  general  mercluiu 

dist!,  c  'r  iSeuond  and  F 
BARNUM  G  N,  liquors,  F 
BAY  HOTEL,  I>aby  &    Knott  propri 

otors,  cor  K  and  Third 
BELL  FRED  W,  real  estate  and  in- 

surcincj  agent,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  \ll  Second 
Bendixon  H  D,  ship  builder,  Kairhivcn 
BIGELOW    C    E,    1)liu-!-3uiitli,    plo.v 

maker  and  farriui-s,  E  bet  Tliird  and 

Fourth 
Boot  s  '^,  tannery,  cor  Tiiird  and  L 
B0NST13LL  W  T,  books,   st  iti  mcry, 

njiisi(%  nicturo^  and  franii-is,  I "20  Third 
B0S30Na    HENRY    G,    bakery,  bet 

Secoml  and  Third 
Bradford   W   H,  feed  stable,   cor  First 

and  F 
BRETT  WM,  liqiior-i,  132  Firit 
Briidfrick  Mrj  S  J,  druasmaker,   corner 

riftU  and  V 
Bnimlield  \V  II,  atty  at  law.  Second 
Brown  Christ,  saloon,  cor  First  and  E 

BROWN  THOMAS  McG,  sh^iid"  i^'ul 

ex-ofiicio  t;ix  collector 
Buck  S  M,  atty  at  law,  170  Second 
BUHNER  H    &    CO,  hardware  a-id 

agricidtural  implements.  First  bet  E 

and  F 
Buhne  H   TI,  vice-president   Humboldt 

County  Bank 

EAGLE  RESTAURANT,  Lettnuich 

&  M.izan.  First  bet  E  and  F 

CALIFORNIA     INSURANCE    CO, 

Fred  W  Bell  agent,  ".t4  Second 

CALIFORNIA  WINE  ROOMS,  Jas 

Montgomery,  cor  Third  and  E 


Carr  J,  livery  stable,  cor  D   and  Third 
Casterlin  J  B,  county  supt  of  schools 
CHAMBERLIN  J  D  H,  atty  at  law, 

H  bot  Second  and  Third 
Chops  Alex  Jr,  horaeshoer,   cor  D  and 

Tuird 
Chope  A  ft  Son,  carriage  makers  and 

hlHcksmiths,  Second 
CHRI3TEN39N  C,   cigars,   tobacco, 

fruits  and  civndie?,  125  Second 
CITY    LAUNDRY.    F    A   Weaver, 

Second  bet  1>  and  E 

CITY  OYSTER  SALOON  AND  RES- 
TAURANT ,'Tno  Fischer  propr,  Ebet 
Second  and  Third 

Clark  .Tonatlian  Dr,  real  est'^te 

CLOSE  &  MERCER,  carpenters  and 
builders  cor  First  and  li  opp  Vance's 
Mill 

Cooi)er  Salomon,  rcc  U  S  land  offioa,  car 
F  and  Third 

COONAN  J  F,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co,  Vance 
Hous)      

CDLLINS  CHARLES,  liquors,  E  bet 
First  and  Second 

CRYSTAL  PALACE,  Cccorgo  Horn 
)>ropr,  F  bet  Second  and  Third 

Cnrlcy  .las,  liquo  s,  cor  Fir.<t  and  F 

Cutler  &  T.iylor,  gen  mlae,  Second 

DABY  &  iCNOTT,  pr.-prs  Bay  Hotel 

Dirt  If  .1,  wool  commission,  F 

DAVIS  S  B,  physician  and  surgeon, 
F  bjt  Third  and  Fourth 

D.iwson  Jas,  blacksmith,  cor  D  and  First 

Del  lave  I  J  ,1,  atty  at  law 

"DEMOCRATIC  STANDARD"  (week- 

ly),  William  Ayrcs  pub,  First  bci<  E 

and  F 
DE'/LIN  C  L,  mtnufactnror  an  I  d)vl- 

er  in  bmts  and  shoes   ami  hati   and 

cap<,  F  b  it  Second  and  Third 
DE/OY  HENRY  M,  Fashion  Livery 

Stabli',  cor  Sec  Hid  and  H 
Dickson  11  B,    atty  at  law  and  police 

jud^c,  Vance  block 
Dolher  &  Carson,  sawmill 
iJollison  J  K,  real  estate  ajt  and  notary 

public,  l.Tl  Second 
D.iniingo  M,  ci'irs, tobacco  and  fruits,  E 
Uwyor  Mm   .7    ^V,  millinery  ami    dry 

troods,  1'2'2  Third 

EUREK<1  LAUNDRY,  J  G  Munson, 

ollioc  Vance  block 
Fay  (IMA;  Bro,  shingle  mill 
Ferrier  D.ivid,  painter,  cor  D  and  Second 
Finch  W  n,  yunsmith 
FIN33N  HOUSE,  W  II  Rowell  propr, 

!•;  b  it  Third  and  Fourth 
FISCHER  JOHN,  City  Oystir  Saloon 

and   Uestauraut,    E  bet   Second    and 

Third 
FISaER  GEORGE  L,  liquors,  cor  H 

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FLAGLOB  A  P,  photographer,   Sec- 

ond 
Flanagan,  Broanan  &  Co,  mill 
Flemiag  Johu,  liquors,  lOG  Second 
Fleming  John,  plasterer 
Foster  8  B,  physician,  170  Second 
Free  Library,  Third  and  F 
Freese  J  W,  dentist,  Vance  block 

QALLAGUEB  &  COLEMAN,  barber 

shop,  Vauce  House 
Gal'  John  J,  restaurant,  108  Second 
GATES  0  J  DR,  dentist,  170  Second 

GATES 0  J&  LEWITT,  dentists 

GEANDROT  ALFBBD  J,  bosketmak 
er,  tSecitml 

GEANDROT  E  M  &  F  0  MISSES. 

millinery  and  fancy  goods.  Second 
GEANDROT   0  C  MISS,  dressmaker 

and  hairwork,  Second 
Gillutt  Eliza  A  Mrs,  hoincBpathic  physi 

cian,  F 
GORDON  D  E,  publisher  "West  Coast 

Siguiil,"  JSecond  and  E 
GRANT    M    H,    photographer,      116 

Third  bet  E  and  F 
Gross  Reuben,  physician 
Uadley  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Vance 

HAENSEL  &  ANDERSON,  American 

Bakery,  Couf-ct.omry,  Kestaurant 
and  Oyster  Saloon,  E  bet  Third  and 
Fourth  

HAINES  FRANKLIN  M,  hairdresser, 
Ci*  1''  but  Second  and  Third 

HAINES  J  P,  superior  judge,  chambers 
Fiitli  and  J 

HANNA  JAMES,  (Hanna  &  Steck) 
attorney  at  law,  Second  opposite  Court 
House 

HANSEN  PMRS,  ladies  hairdresser^ 
wij^makir  and  stamping,  Second  bet  h' 
and  ( > 

HANNA  &  STECK,  attys  at  law  Sec- 
ond opp  Court  House 

HARPER  JAMES,  Humboldt  Brew- 
ery, Filth  and  A 

HAVNESJOHNP,  superior  judge 

Henderson  J  W,  pres  Humboldt  County 
Bank 

Hermence  Peter,  painter,  First 

Herrick  K  F,  county  surveyor 

HETHERINGTON    &     CHELST- 

RAND,  merchant  tailors,  F  and  Sec- 

oiid  

TTTT.HE'R    CHARLES,   cabinetmaker, 

'ornamental  ami  elk    liorn  finisher,  F 

bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Hopkins  ,t  P,  carpenter.  Third 
HORN  GI^RGE,  watches  and  jewelry, 

crockery  and  silverware,  F  bet  Second 

and  Third 
Huk  &  Co,  brevory 
Halt  J,  painter,  E  bet  Third  and  Fourth 


HUMBOLDT    BREWERT,  Jamea 

Hai-per,  Fifth  and  A 

HUMlJOLDT  COUNTT  BANK,  J  W 

Henderson  pres,  H  H  Buhne  vice-pres, 
W  M  Huntoon  cashier;  E  bet  Second 
and  Tliird 
Hurlbutt  L  S,  propr  stage  lino 
HUMBOLDT  SEMINART,  H  D  La- 

throp  D  D  priucipal,  K  and  Fifth 
HUMilOLDT  SODA  WORKS,  A  Mon- 
roe &  Son  proprs,  104  Second 

HUMBOLDT  STEAMSHIP  CO,  W  j. 

Sweasey  &  Son  general  agents.  Second 

and  a 
"HUMBOLDT   TIMES,"    (daily    and 

weekly)  J  E  ^V  yman    &  Son  proprs, 

Fourtn  and  F 
Huntoon  W  M,  cashier  Humboldt  Coun- 
ty Bank 
IDMAN  JERRY,  Palace  Saloon.Vance 

block,  1:^7  i^econd 
Jacobdoii  B,  boots  and  shoes.  Second  and 

G 
Janssen  E  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  First 
Johnston   W    H,   stoves,  tinware    and 

hardware.  Third  and  E 
Jones  L>  It  &  Co,  sawmills,  office  H 
JONES  WARREN,     candy     factory. 

cigai  s  and  tobacco  and  billiards,  F  bet 

Second  and  Third 
Kelsey  D  B,  boarding.  Third  and  I 
Kemp  k   Hunter,  meat  market.  Third 

and  F 

KENDALL  &  ACHESON.  Humboldt 

Liveiy    and     l"'eed     SCabit;,     Second 
and   D 

KIMBALL  GEORGE  H  &  CO.  gro- 
ceries and  provisions,  t  and  Tlitrd 

KIMBALL  JOHN  H,  justice  of  the 

peace,  Ititi  CJecoud 
KINGSTON    HENRT,     commission, 

produce  and  storage,  D  st  wliurf 
Kinsuy  L  T,  county  treasurer 
Knight  Ceo  A,  atty  at  law,  (} 
Knight  Ci  A  Mrs,  teacher  of  piano 
Lauigan  T  J,  foundry,  Firat  bet  D  amlE 
Lathrop  H  D,  D  D,  principal  Humboldt 

Seminary 
LETTU1«ICH  &  MAZAN,  Eagle  Res 

tuiirant,  t*iist  bet  E  and  t' 
Leventhal  A,  gen  auctioneer  and  com- 

miss.on  merchant,  12i)  ^:ejond 
LEWITT  F  A,  physician  and  dentist, 

170  Mecond  « 

LICK  HOUSE,  I>  Murphy,  First  and  V 

LIVINGSTON  &  CO,  li'iuors,  (Our  Sa- 

loon),  I)  and  First 
Luswenlhal  Jacob,  clothing  &c,  112  and 

114  Second 
Loheide  &  Sanders,  clothing,  cigars  and 

tobacco,  F  b  jt  Second  and  Third 
Luther  Chr,  meat  market,  E  bet  Third 

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Loveren  S  S,  saw  repairer,  First 

Lynch  C  N,  clergymam  (Catholic) 

Martin  E  C  Mrs,  teacher  of  music,  Hum- 
boldt Seminary 

MASON  H  E,  stoves  and  tinware,  metal 
roofer  and  tinner,  F  bet  Second  and 
Third 

MATHEWS  JAMES  E,  Eureka  Va- 
ricty  Store  and  news  agency,  estab- 
lished in  1871,  120  Second 

McCarthy  Jer,  bootmaker,  First  bst  E 
andF 

McCartney  Eliza  Mrs,  dressmaker,Third 

McOEOAOE  PETER,  propr  Revere 
House,  lOti  First 

Mcdaraghan  P.liquorii, First  betE  andF 

McGrath  Mrs,  dressmaker,  I 

McKay  (leorge  J,  druggist,  Vancu  block 

McKAY  A  &  CO,  Occidental  sawmill, 

toot  of  First 
McKENNA  THOMAS  E,  Vance  House 

tSaloon 
McLachlan  E  B,  painter 
McLaren  W  J,    bootmaker,  F  bet 

First  and  Second 

McLATJCHLAN  JOHN,  groceries,  no 

Second 

McNALLT    LAWRENCE,    liquors, 

cor  First  and  E 
McNamara   W  J,   clothing,  furnishing 

floods,  cor  E  and  Second 
MELENDY  J  M,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public,  cor  F  and  Second 

MENTZ  CHARLES,  druggist,  F  bet 

Second  and  Third 
Merchant  A,  hid«s  and  furs,  cor  Fourth 

and  M 
Miller  Carl,   watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

cor  K  and  Second 
MONTGOMERY   JAMES,   California 

Wine  Uooina,  cor  Thinl  and  E 
MONROE  A  &    SON,    wholesale  and 

retail  li  mora,  10*2  ami  101  Second 
MUNSON  J  G,  Eureka  Laundry,  office 

Vance  block      

MURPHY  DANIEL,  I^ick  Houue,  cor 

First  and  F 
Ni'lson  S,  capt  str  Alta,  F  st  wharf 

NORTH  BRITISH  AND  MERCAN- 
TILE INSURANCE  CO,  Fred  W 

bell  act,  !l4  Sfcoud 
OCCIDENTAL  SAWMILL,  A  McKay 

&  Co.  foot  of  First 
OHMANN  I,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware, 

(jor  Fourth  and  I 
OLMSTEAD    C    H,     shipsmith    and 

l>lat'ksnnth,  F 
OUR  CORNER  SALOON,  Livingston 

&  Co,  cor  D  and  First 

PALACE  UVERY  STABLES,  T  F 

Ricks  &  Co  ^prs,  cor  F  and  Fourth 
PARKER  B  M •  groceries,    cor  E  and 
Third 


PETERSON  F,  merchant  tailor,  F  bet 

Second  and  Third 
FH(ENIX  AND  HOME  INS  CO.  Fred 

VV  Bell  agt,  94  Second 

FIERCE  WALTER,  undertaker  and 

agt    Petaluma     Marble  Works,    160 

Second 
PORTER   MRS    R   dress  and  cloak 

maker,  cor  D  and  Second 
Pratt  W  H,  furniture  and  bedding,  cor 

F  and  Second 
Purser  S,   librarian  Free  Library,   cor 

Third  and  F 
QUOSIG  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

Vance  block,  Second 
Rcilinger  Henry,  tobacco  and  cigars  and 

furnishing  goods,  cor  Firr'  and  F 
RENFRO  D  K,  liuuora,  Bay  Hotel 
REVERE    HOUSE,  Peter   McGeorge 

propr,  lOG  First 
Rev-oy  John,  groceries.  First  bet  E  and  F 
RICHARDSON  C  W,  hairdrcsaur  and 

baths,  Bay  Hotel 
Richardson  Chas,    molding  mill,  foot  of 

Third 
RICKS    T    F    &   CO,    Palace   Livery 

Stables,  cor  F  and  Fourth 
Robertson  G,  marble  works.  Third   bet 

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Roberta   C  ^,  register  U  S  land  office, 

cor  F  and  Third 
Rohner  &  Ellcry,  groceries,    cor  Second 

and(i 
Ross  Charles  L,  mining,  115  Second 
liottcrmund  H   H  Jr,   blacksmith   and 

wagonmaker,  E  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Rouse  O  T,  soda  water  manuf.  Second 
ROWELL  W  H,   Finaon  Houae,    cor 

Fourtii  and  E 
ROWE     &    HOLMEB,     blackamiths, 

horaushoers  and  cari'iagc  buildera,  cor 

I)  and  Second 
RUSCOE    &   LUNDBLADE,  manufa 

and  (lealera  in   furniture  and  budding. 

Second 
RUSS    JOSEPH,   sawmill   owner  and 

butcher,  olKce  1 17  Second 
Ryan  M  iss  J,  millinery  and  dress  goods, 

118  Third 
ST    JOSEPH'S    INSTITUTE,  cou- 

ducted  by  the  Sisters  of  Mercy,  block 
F  and  G  Seventh   and    liijjhth,  (see 
description) 
SAWTELL  A  L,  liquors,  cor  Second 

and  D 
Schenck  August,  physician.  Second 
Scott  D  C,  justice  of  peace 
Shaw  George  H,  county  assessor 
Simpson  George,    harnessmaker,  90  Sec- 
ond 
Smiley  J  C,  pniiiter,  F 
Snider  Mrs  V  A,  dressmaker.  Third 
Snow  t  Co,  gen  mdse,  cor  Second  and  E 


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Spenoer  M,  phyaician,  F  bet  Second  and 

Third 
Sprague  Lliss  A,  teacher  Humboldt  Sem- 
inary 
Spring  0  H,  public  administrator  and 

coroner 
Stoffi)rd  C  G,  atiy  at  law,  Vance  block 
STECK  JAMES  F,  (Hanna  &  Steck), 

attorneys  ut  law,  Second,  opp  Court 

House 
Steck  .T  F.  atty  at  law 
iSTEWABT  E  J.    figars  and  tobacco 

and  news  agt,  1 13  Second 
STEWART  JOSEPH  P,  hnirdresser 

and  wigmaker,  F 
SWEASEY  W  J  &  SON,  gen  mdso  and 

gen    ai;ent  stoamjr  "Humboldt,"  cor 

Second  and  G 
TAYLOR  DAN  S  B,  gon  mdsc,  guns 

and  ammunition,  Second  liat  <r  aiid  H 
Taylor  M  S,  gen  mdsc,  E  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Thompsim  James,  tailor,  1 16  Second 
Thomson  John  S,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor 
Tompkins  G  \V,  atty  nt  law 
Tuppcr  Mrs   E  R,   groceries,  cor  Tenth 

and  Clark 

VANCE   HOirSE   BARBER   AND 

BATH  HOUSE,  Gallagher   &   Cole- 
mail  propra 


VANCE  HOUSE.  John  Vanes  propr 
cor  G  and  Second  * 

VANCE  JOHN,  propr  Mad  River  Rail- 
road and  sawmdl,  and  Vance  House 
and  sawmill  Eureka,  cor  G  and  Second 

Vance  .f  A,  blacksmith,  H  bet  Second 
and  Third 

Walsh  Thomas,  gen  mdse,  cor  E  and 
First 

Wansky  Frank,  manuf  jeweler,  Second 

Watson  John  A,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  111 
Third 

WATSON  &  RANDALL,  real  estate 
and  insuraueo  agts,  1 1 1  Second 

Weaver  F  A,  laundry,  Fir^t  bet  D  and  E 

WEAVER  F  A,  City  Laundry,  Second 
bet  D  and  K 

Week  F  A,  drugs  and  varieties,  cor 
Third  and  F 

WEAVER  J  H  Q,  atty  at  law,  170 
Second 

"WEST  COAST  SIGNAL."    (daily 

and  weekly),  1>  E  Gordon  publisher, 

cor  Secoiul  and  E 
WILSON  EW,  district  attornny  and 

iittorriuy  at  law,  Kimball's  bluck 
Wood  G.  wood  and  feed,  H 
WYMANJE.&  SON.proprs   "Hum- 

Iwhlt  'i  inies"   and  insurance  agts,  cor 

Fourth  and  F 
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W.  H,  BOWPLL,  Proprietor. 


BUSIN 


NEW  FURNITURE  &  GOOD  FAMILY  ACCOMMODATIONS. 

Centrally  Located,  Roomy,  Well  Kept  and  Quiet. 
SINGLE  MEALS,  :     TWENTY-FIVE  CENTS. 


A.  W.  RANDALL. 


JNO.  A.  WATSON. 


WATSON  &  BANDALL, 

Real  Estate,  Eusinos  iln  iira&cel|e&c]f 

Loans  Negotiatsi,  Titles  Ssarchsd,  Colle:ting  and  Conveyancing. 

Humboldt  Co.,  Cai. 


Office,  No.  1 1 1  Second  St.,  Eureka, 


THE  VANCE  HOUSE 

Corner  of  Second  and  G  Sts., 

EUREKA,  CAL. 


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Will  make  Regular  Trips  between  San  FrnnciHco,  Humboldt  Day  and 

Crescent  City,  sailing  from 

Jackson  Street  Wharf,  San  Francisco, 

On  tlic  2d,  12th  and  22d  of  each  month  at  9  A.  U. 

Sailings  from  City  Wharf,  Eureka, 

On  the  Ttb,  I7tb  and  27th  of  each  month,  at  service  of  the  tide. 


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8EARLE8  &  STONE,      THOMAS  BAIRD, 

22  Califomia  Street,  City  Wharf; 

San  Francisco.  .^  i ,.         Eureka,  H.  B. 

W.  J.  SWEASEY  &  SON,  General  Agents, 

N.  E.  corner  Second  and  G  Streets,  Eureka. 


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California — Evergreen-Fairfield. 


Ai.i-iuHNritui.i.r. 


Evergreen, 

SANTA    OLAOA    COUNTY. 

Borton  W  F,  blackunith  and   wagon- 

maker 
Iloaley  \Vm,  carpenter 
Uullaiiil  simoon,  tailor  . 
McMurrv  Frank,  liquon  I  V  ' 

Park  Jnhn  li,  bootiiiukcr  '     ' 

Smith  Charles  C,  blacksmith 
SMITH  F  J,  Ron  mdso  and  postmaster 
Turwuter  &  lloUund,  market 


F.  J.  SMITH, 

Dealer  In  r> 

Harlware,  Mdiioines. 

Wines  and    Liquors,  lints,  Caps,  Boots, 
Shocii  and  Rubbers, 


B£ADV.3IADE  CLOTIIl!VG,  «r. 


Customers  will  find  our  stock  con  pirto,  com- 
I>rii<iii((  nmnv  arilclua  it  is  liiiiMMMitrH  huru  to 
euu.nurkte,  and  all  sold  at  iiioderato  |irlco«i. 


EVERGREEN,  CAL. 


Fairfield, 


SOLANO     COUNTY", 

Is  on  tho  California  Pacific  B.  R.,  4C 
milus  from  San  Franciaco,  is  tho  county 
seat,  and  has  a  population  of  600.  It  is 
looatcii  in  a  very  Icrtilo  section,  and  do- 
i>onds  on  tho  inturcstsof  ngriculturu  and 
iruit  g.owiiig  for  its  support.  A  post- 
otlicn  was  estublishod  Fuuruary,  i8bO. 

Blnck  A  \V,  hotel 

BUCKLE  A  J,  district  attorney  and 
attorney  at  law 

Chnniburl  lin  F  \V,  county  usaessor 

Coiihlon  ()  1{,  attorney 

DOBBINS  A  J,  attorney  at  law  and  no- 
tary pnblic 

Donnelly  James,  wagonmaker 

Fiindlam  J  no,  sheriff 

Ferguson  K  F,  salocn 

FITCH  WM  W,  county  surveyor 

Fontana  &  Solari,  groceiios 

(lootlwiii  H  IT,  blacksmith 

HAEVEY  JOBL  A,  county  clrrk 

HOOPER  T  P,  propr  Fairfield  Hotel 
and  podtmimtcr 

Iloyt  \V  K,  c'lunty  treasurer 

JOYCE  THOS.  propr  Fairduld  IIouso 

Liimont  (ic(>  A,  attorney 

Jjcinon  J  B,  wool  buyer        'i 

McDonaM  .Ino,  hotel 

MuKenua  Jnsuph,  attorney  at  law 

8utphun  A  W,  county  supt 

\V(  unnann  F  1*,  county  recorder 

WENDELL  &  KELIEY.  attorneys 

Yost  E  K,  livery  stable 


FAIRFIELD  HOTEL, 

-       FAIRFIELD,  Solano  Co.,  Oal. 

THOMAS  P.  HOOPER,       -  -     PROPRIETOR. 


Thi3,  a  First-class  Establishment,  situated'  but  u  few  stops  from  the 

Court  House,  u  especially  adapted  for  Transient  Guests  ; 

and  persons  visiting 


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BAN  DIEOO 
Sixty  miles  northeast 

fy  CV,  „pi„ri,t 
t,>x  Chas,  apiarist 
Kichio  U  V,  postmasb 

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W  I  Is  ft  way  station  5  mil, 
pleasantly  t.tuated  on 


'^     Sweet  A,  postmaster 

Farmers 

TUI.AKB  CO! 

Farming 

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diVHion  of  tho  C  p 
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t!>o  .  and  tho  soil^ifeu 
"vcly  and  with  profit. 

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8lioc«,  groceiios,  etc  an 
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and  W,  F  S  Co 

'.ai^lKierlieo,  moatmnrkc 
^'^m^cr  Chos.  bootmaku 

Witham  O,  blacksmifh 


Felton 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  jr«^'j&^';$[;lL;"ad..  315JSt.,Sac 


SANTA   CUUZ    COl 

woods,  a  few  miles  from  S; 

county  seat,  with  whic:  c 

«  i'ad   by  the  uarrow-gu 

I'opulation  200.  * 


BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP  '"^%aii'r'«r.^;i,;s%'«ri«:;s.?CT: 


California — Fall  Brooh-Femdale. 


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Fall  Brook, 

BAN  DIEOO  COUNTY, 
Sixty  milos  northoaat  of  San  Diego. 

Ely  C  r,  npinrilt  .       .    , 

Fox  Chun,  apinrisit 

Ilicbio  C  V,  poHtmastor  and  guu  mdsu 


False  Cape, 

nUMDOLDT   COUNTY, 
In  n  wny  station  5  milrs  from  Fcrndalo, 
pleasantly  bttuutcd  on  the  ocuaii  bjacli. 

Swcot  A,  postmaster  , . 


Farmersville, 

TULAUE  COUNTY. 

BRTJNDAOE  T  J,  gon  mdso  and  post 

mnstur 
Comfort  IT  h,  l)lnckamitli 
Fleming  J  If,  saloon 

Farmington, 

BAN   JOAQUIN    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Stockton  ajul  Copperopnlis 
division  of  the  C.  P.  K.  It.,  lU  milos 
southeast  of  Stockton,  the  u  miity  seat. 
It  \i  surronndetl  l>y  an  u^rriculturul  dis 
trict,  and  the  soil  it  cultivated  exten- 
sively and  with  prt)tit. 

Cbosc  Miss  Uuttie,  school  teacher 

C'lus^teu  lienry,  s.duon 

Dyke  &  Co,  dry  goods,  notions,  boots, 

shoes,  groceiijs,  etc,  and  postmaster 
Emmerdon  C  VV,  Idaeksmith 
Frjit  U  C.  agi.ib  S  &  C  11  R,  tal  opr, 

and  W,  F  H  Co 
Gan.iiuer  lieo,  muat  market  , 

I  Lijgiujor  Chos,  bootm.kkur 
Littiiigcr  Chas,  shuemukir 
I'uol  &  Tbunnand,  suloon 
UussoU  C  C,  propr  Uusasll  House 
Van  Vlcur  U  F,  buraes^moker  and  sad 

dler 
I  Witham  0,  blacksmith 


Felton, 


SANTA   CUUZ   COUNTY. 
A  small  place  situated   in  the 


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Bows  Niit,  constable 

California  Beet  Sugor  Co 

Chase,  Daken  h  Young,  moat  market 

CreiKhill  A,  blueksmith 

Creiner  Tho-i,  hotel 

Cummini{sChaa,  lumber 

Do  Wolf  8,  liiinors 

Ftirnaworth  J  as  W,  express  wagon 

Clefun  H,  blacksmith 

Hayes  I  N,  hotel  ,   ..     , 

Hiltburd  C  W,  e  >oper 

Hubbird T  B,  lumber 

Kent  I)  l<.  gen  ukUj  and  postmaster 

Lull  M  8,  Milroad  contractor 

McKlroy  J  H,  attorney  nt  law 

Uountrco  A  L,  hotel  and  justice  of  the 

pjace 
Saulsbury  .1,  bootmaker  • 

«S|)r.tguo  .1  M,  blacksmith 
Sprague  \t  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Tilb.it  W  H  &  Co,  Eagle  Fuse  Factory 
Winter  C  H,  gea  mdsu 


Iwoods,  a  few  miles  from  Santa  Cruz,  the 

Icounty  seat,  with  whici^  cnmmunication 

lis  had  by  the  uarrow-guuge  railroad. 

Pupulatiua  200. 


Ferndale, 

HUMBOLDT      COUNTY, 

Is  twenty  miles  south  of  Eurek.t,  situ- 
&iM\  ill  miiUt  of  the  finest  Beeti>in  of 
of  the  county  from  an  agrieultur.d  jM>int 
of  view.  A  line  of  steamers  is  being 
establidhod  via  Port  Konyoii,  on  the 
I'kil  river,  which  will  take  pr.xlneo  from 
thii  valley  t^  San  Francisco  direct,  aild- 
i.ij,'  materi.kily  to  the  value  «>f  agri- 
cultural and  dairy  interests.  P'eradale 
ranks  s.-cond  to  Eureka  in  importance  i:i 
the  county.  Population  1,0  JO.  Avery 
presentable  weekly  newspaper —  'The 
EuterprisL-,"  is  published  here. 

Alford  Bros,  agti  W,  F  &  Co 

Alfonl  F  .A,  pliysiciau  and  dentist 

ALFORD  \IV  B,  ilrugs,  bouk,^  stationery 
and  ei'.;ar8 

RARBIGER  ALEXAHOER,  Mil- 
waukee ISrewery  IJep  it  and  salooa 

Barton  &  Variju,  Market 

Berding  A,  gen  mdse 

BONETTI  R  watchmaker,  jeweler  and 
dealer  in  watches  and  jewelery 

Ii-)ynton  F  C,  president  Ferndale  Gran- 
ge  Business  Association 

Bricn  Joseph  A,  stoves  and  tinware 

Brjwn  Br.)8,  blacksmiths 

Bri)wn  1{,  justice  pjiice 

CODY  &  McUOLLUM,  Ferndale 
Hotel 

CUMMINOS  £  C,  manufr  and  dealer 
in  furniture,  bediling  and  undertaker 

Dexter  (i  M,  Congregational  clertjymen 

Dougherty  James  E,  carriagemaker 

Duuhesneau  J  C,  wagonmaker 


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W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO.,  '?iT»7.l^*^n^T.rKi."^rV'Sr;trVV*? 


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California — Ferndale-FisMs  Mill. 


AlPIIAIIIinCAMiT. 


DYER  MBS  D  A,  milliner,  dressmaker 
DYER  D  A>  tinner  and  roofer 

"FERNDALE  ENTERPRISE," 

weekly,  W  G  Jones  &  Co  publishers 

FERNDALE  ORANGE  BUSINESS 
ASSOCIATION,  FC  Boynton,  presi- 
dent,  D  Vervftlin  manager 

FERRILL  J  D,  justice  peace 

Francis  ThosP,  plumber  ' 

FROST  &KINZEL,  carpenters  and 
manfacturers  sash  and  doors 

Gcisfielmau  John,  bootmaker 

Glascock  A  A,  physician 

OORDON  E  H,  Ferndnle  Laundry 

ORINSELL  &  DUNN,  blacksa>iths 

Grinsell  &  Whitman,  carpenters  and  un- 
dertakers 

Hart  C  B,  hairdresser 

HART  P  F.  atty  at  ^aw 

JOHNSTON  &  HALL,  blacksmiths 

JONES  WO  &  CO,  publiihers  "Fern 
dale  Enterprise" 

Kennedy   Rev,  pastor  Catholic  Church 

Kinf  &  Adams,  livery 

Lewis  J  H,  phyaician 

Loveland  A,    ■  ■  »tmaker 

MOLLER  il  H,  varieties  and  groceries 

Nichols  B  B,  barber 

Palmer  L,  clergyman 

PEARSALL  JOHN,  liquors 

Phelps  O  S,  physician 

RacklilT&  Colburn,  carpenters 

Buss  &  Bobarts,  meat  market 

Buss,  Searles  &  Putnam,  gen  mdse 

Sim))son  O  S,  phyaician 

Slittinjrs  D,  constalile 

STEIN  HFSjSANN  A,  bootmaker 

Stone  K  M,  hotel 

Toll  W  Bjphotographer 

TRACY  TF,  saloon 

TROST  JOHN  H,  gen  mdsc,  postmaster 
and  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Wilkenson  Chas,  blacksmith 

Vervaliu  D,  manager  Bemdale  Business 
Association 

WARD  &  DAMON,  harnessmakcrs 


Fiddletown, 

AMADOR  COUNTY. 
(SeeOleta.) 


Firebauifh, 

FRESNO  COUNTY. 
Thisp'AJe  is  merely   •  station  on  th« 
San  Joaquin  river. 

Crooks  David,  saloon 

yBYERS  JACOB,  gen  mdsc,  postmas 

ter  and  agt  W,  F  k  Co 
Woldenberg  Samuel,  hotel,  saloon  and 

livery  stable 


Proprietor. 


Stable  Connectsd  with  the  House. 


risk's  mil, 

80N0HA  COUNTY. 

Byrnes  J,  blacksmith 

F(MSTERH,  gen  mdseand  postmaster 

Leibeg  F,  gen  md^e 

Luttringer  J,  hotel 

Stevenson  A  C,  hotel 

Warran  B  F,  hotel 


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Fish  Ranch, 

ALAMKDA  COUNTY, 

Situated  on  the  Mount  Diablo  road, 
eight  miles  from  the  cer  ..re  of  Oakland, 
hac  ioni;  been  celebratr-u  as  a  summer  re- 
sort. There  is  no  -/ici^  enjoyable  ride 
on  the  PociKc  Coajt  than  that  between 
Oakland  and  this  place.  Mr.  John  H. 
Olive's  House  offers  the  best  entertain- 
mert  to  tlie  pleasure  seeker.  Fine 
trout  fishing  and  hunting  in  the  vicinity. 


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Olive  propr 
OLIVE  JOHN  H,  propr    Fish  Ranch 
Hotel,    eight    miles  from  Oakland,   % 
splendid  drive 


FISH  RANCH  HOTEL 

Eight  miles  f.om  Oakland,  Cal.     , 


Furnished  FIRST-CLASS. 


Accommodations  for  all  wishinj»  to  spend 
a  sliurt  time  in  the  couniry. 


Fisherman's  Bay, 

SONOMA   COUNTY. 

Bihlcr  &,  Koss,  chute  and  landing,  Bihler's 
Point 

Byrne  J,  wngonmaker 

Dellane  James,  blacksmith 

FISK  BROS,  gen  mdae,  chute  and  land- 
ing 

Knipp  &Stingel,  butchers 

P  M  Co,  sawmill 

Richardson  H  A,  speculator 


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Mrs  Kate  . 
Anderson  H, 

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Bates  B  F,  d« 
Benson  John. 

BROWN  J 

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Burnham  J 
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Crosett  W  C, 


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ALriMBBTICALLY. 


Florence, 

LOS  ANGELES  COUNTY. 

NADEAU    JOSEPH    F,    blacksmith, 
wagonmaker  and  postmaater 


Florin, 

SACRAMENTO   COUNTY, 

A  poatoflice  and  promising  village  on 
the  C.  P.  R.  R.,  10  miles  west  of  Sacra- 
ment, Bupporteil  by  fruit-growing  and 
agriculture. 

Alexander  W  G,  windmill  manufr  and 

carpenter 
Burell  &.  Reoae,  windmill  .nanufr 
Crenshaw  TiConard,  blacksmith 
Goddard  &  Merrill,  meat  market 
Herrick  H,  wagonmaker  and  justice  of 

the  peace 
Jones  Geo,  hotel 
McCormick  Frank,  blacksmith 
Merrill  W,  notary  public 
SUODEN  FREDERICK,  gen  mdse  and 

postmaster,  and  agt  VV,  F  &  Co  and 

C  P  R  R  agt 


Folsom, 

SACRAMENTO   COUNTY, 

A  place  of  considerable  importance  at 
one  time,  but  at  present  is  striving  hard 
to  conquer  that  fate  which  proniibcs  to 
inaugurate  a  retrograde  movement  in 
her  action.  The  country  surrounding 
it,  however,  still  recognizes  it  as  the 
entrepot,  and  it  mry  possibly  assume  ita 
former  activity  Injforo  a  great  while. 
The  branch  penitentiary  is  under  course 
of  construction  here,  and,  when  com 
pleted,  may  be  a  factor  of  gre.it  advant- 
age vU  its  prosperity.  Population  about 
1,500.  Distant  from  iSacramento  'J 
miles.  '   <t 


Addison  S,  lumler  and  lime 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTE.!, 

Mrs  Kate  Hamilton  proprss 
Anderson  H,  justice  peace 
ARNOLD  A  E,  liquors 
Bates  B  F,  dentilst 
Benson  John,  justice  peace 
BROWN  J  0,  hardware,    stove*   and 

tinware 
Bnrnham  J  PI,  drugs  and  agt  \V,  F  & 

Co,  banker  and  insurance 
CADY  H  W,  bar»>er 
CENTRAL  HOTEL.  J  C  Rand  propr 
Cohn  8,  grocer 
Crosett  W  C,  atty  at  law 


Doll  M,  hotel 
Donley  Mrs  Henry,  livery 
Durant  F  C,  physician 
Ecklon  &  Gable,  butcher 
Engesser  Philipp,  liquors 
Fiel  Mrs  J,  varieties 

"FOLSOM  TELEGRAPH," 

Howe  proprss 

GERMAN  HOTEL,  Chas  Zimmermann 

propr 
Gilman  Jno,  carpenter 
HALEN  ALBERT,  agt  Natoma  W  & 

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HAMILTON  MRS  KATE,  proprss 

/merican  Exchange  Hotel 
Henblein  L,  saddles  and  harness 
Hoess  Frank,  tailor 
Holz  Mark  M,  barber 
Houston  (Jeo,  liquors 
HOWE  MRS  J  F,  proprss   "Folaom 

Telegraph  ' 
Hoyle  Edward,  painter 
Humphrey  Jas,  gen  mdse  and  news  agt 
Hyinan  Jacob,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Joerger  Louis,  bootmaker 
Kay  Samuel,  lumber 
Kinney  J,  opr  W  U  Tel  Co  and  agt 

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Klumpp  Jacob,  bakery 
Levy  E  R,  liquors 
Mayer  Wm,  lock  am  i  gunsmith 
McNamee  Mrs  Annie,  groceries 
Miller  J,  furniture  and  undertaker 
Mueller  J  C  G,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

NATOMA  WATER  &  MINING  CO, 

Allwrt  Halen  agt  (wine  growers,  etc) 
Nichols  &  Stegeman,  blacksmiths 
RAND  J  C,  propr  Central  Hotel 
Rignay  Peter,  liquors, 
Rothe  John,  blacksmith 
Shannon  John,  liquors 
Smith  .F  H,  grocer  and  postmaster 

SPAULDING   &  FENWICK, 

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Strubel  Wm  A,   livery  stable  and 

stable 
Sturges  J  H,  jeweler 
Sullivan  P  M,  atty  at  law 
Townsend  E  B,  butcher 
Vandermark  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

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Wible  Rev  E  H,  clergvman  (Methodist) 
ZIMMERMANN  CHAS,  propr  Gor- 

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Forest  City, 

SIERHA   COUNTY. 

Archambeaux  U,  hotel  i 

Bickford  H  P,  carpenter 
Bradbury  J  F,  butcher 
Byington  L,  dry  gooda 


H.  PALMER  &  CO..  Frontianan  Wine.  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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Daniels  F  H,  bootmaker 

Daniels  Mrs  F  H,  uiilliner 

1  >errickson  &  Nelson,  groceries 

Ellery  Henry,  hotel 

Fields  Ed,  jeweler 

Huskiiis  Wm,  carpenter 

Hintzcn  Charles,  banker  and  grocer 

Jewett  Stanley,  dentist 

Klein  Jacob,  liquors  \  /:  •,  / '    •. 

Lawrence  George,  hotel 

Loveland  George  B,  liquors 

Low  Mrs  Agnos,  milliner  '.!..i' 

McPhail  A  8,  l)ootmaker 

Miller  A  H,  dry  goods         •  ""'.'  '    ' ' 

Miller  E,  hotel 

Miller  George,  butcher 

Fhillipa  John,  blacksmith 

Kedmond  Henry,  liquors 

Suhctter  Oliver,  liquors 

Scott  J  M,  livery  stable  'I      ' 

Wayland  Wm  A,  varieties 

WESTON  R  S,  druggist,  agt  W  U  Tel 

Co  and  postmaster 
West  &  Knowles,  liquors 


Forest  Hill, 

PLACER   COUNTY, 

A  place  of  700  inhabitants,  and  sup- 
ported chiefly  by  the  mining  interest  of 
the  locality  thouijh  fruit-growmg  and 
the  culture  of  grapes  are  pursuits  that 
]iromise  to  contribute  largely  to  her 
growth.  It  is  connected  with  Auburn 
by  stage. 


Albrccht  Chas,  groceries  and  hardware 

Allen  E,  carpenter 

Andres  Joseph,  brewery 

Arfstien  J,  barber 

Benfcldt  Henry,  (groceries  and  restaurant 

Chapmrin  S  E,  physician 

Clark  Anthony,  surveyor 

COWDEN  M  H,  drugs,  groceries,  post- 
master, notary  public,  express,  tele- 
graph and  banking 

Kphn.im  M,  clothing 

Everett  J  K,  painter 

Garrison  J  (J,  gen  mdse 

Hanver  J  C,  dentist 

Hatch  J  A,  saloon  , '.', ,  „  ^ 

Iioifman  Fre«l,  liquors 

HufTner  k  Dilts,  blacksmith 

Hylsnd  Mrs  I>,  hotel 

Jacobs  J  M,  photographer      -* 

Tjockhnrt  Jeff,  livery  stable  and  liquors 

Marks  Peter,  »!uri)entt'r 

Miller  Henry,  carpenter 

Ore  Jose  E,  jeweler 

Powell  Peyton,  stage  lino 

Eea  Wm,  iiotel 

liomler  L,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 


Scott  J  C,  liquors  and  varieties 

Smith  J  F,  dentist 

Smith  W  C,  wagonmakcr 

Stetson  Josiah,  carpenter         - , 

Stone  O  I,  blacksmith 

Stone  P,  saloon 

Taylor  &  Morehead,  meat  market 

Virt  Aug,  licjuors 

Volland  Christ,  bootmaker 

Wetherbee  J  B,  bootmaker 


Forest  House, 

AMADOU  CdUNTV. 

Fisher  B,  hotol  and  wine  munufr 
Honno  John,  liquors 
True  Mrs  A  B,  gen  mdse 
Wetzid  Fred,  blacksmith 


Forest  Ranch, 

BUTTE   COUNTY. 

Bonham  Wm,  lumber 
Hhinehiirt  &  Cook,  lumber 
•Sierra  Lumber  Co,  sawmills 
WELD  H  D,  hotel  and  pustmastcr 


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SONOilA  COUNTY. 

Gibnev  P,  liquors 

Legg  'J'hos,  hotel 

Oliver  J  li  H,  blacksmith 

Shamburij  G  N,  rustic  chair  factory 


Fort  Bidwell, 

MODOO   COUNTY. 

Ar'.ams  L,  hotel  and  livery 

Ayers  Irwin,  gen  mdse 

Culdcrwood  J  E,  stage  line  (Ft  B  and 
Reno) 

Conlen  H,  blacksmith 

D.dmett  P  H,  restaurant 

Fulcher  &  Weilman,  brewers 

Gatz  k  Ward,  s.doon 

Halcomb  A  A,  livery 

JeflForson  W,  carpenter  and  bnilier 

Jopf  &  Brown,  sawmill 

Rapasder  &  Smith,  wagonmaker 

Ri  tes  J  K,  stage  Hue  (Ft  B  and  Wil- 
low Branch) 

SANDERS  JNO  H,  postmaster,  riotarv 
and  varieties 

Tanningson  J  H,  meat  market 


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Fort  Jones, 

8I8KIVOU     COUNTS. 

Alberts  J  H,  liquors 

Barr  A,  gen  mdse 

Beem  A  A.  livery  stable 

Buteher  &  Cotter,  watches  and  Jewelry 

Cainotik  A  B,  banker 

Dixies  U  J,  gen  mdse 

Dudley  &  Hurt,  black-smithf 

Fiebush  L,  watchmaker 

Green  11  fS,  atty  at  lav/ 

HelUr  L,  notary  public,  photographer 

Horn  D,  watches  and  jewelry 

Huj^hes  Mrs  A  M,  hotel 

Kelly  Mis3  E,  milliner 

Kc'Uy  J  C,  miiil  contractor 

M^ick  ■lohn,  lii{uors 

McSINE  M  J,  postmaster 

Newloii  J,  physician 

KeyuDlds  1  A,  atty  at  law 

Kichman  ft  lii'yuolds  Hour  mill 

iStorliiig  Mrs  E   hoti'l 

Stone  iv  1),  geii  mdse 

T;:yl()r  11  !S,  blacksmith 

Tickner  F  L,  mail  contractor 

Waster  J  15,  gen  mdse 

Whccl'ir  Mrd  1,  milliner 


Fourth   Crossing, 

CALAVERAS    COUNTY. 

Coster  Lew,  gen  mdse 

Hall  James,  blacksmith 

Hill  J  P  B,  sswini;  machine  agt 

Hill  John,  physician 

McCort  Clias,  professor 

Oneto  L,  gen  mdse 

Kcfldick  Frank,  hotel 

REBDIGK  WM,  postmaster,  gen  mdse 

Tharp  Capt,  quartz  miner 

Waiters  James,  miner 


Franklin, 

SACRAMENTO    COUNTY, 

A  postoffice  and  npricultural  villaa;e  of 
lOJ  souls;  14  miles  from  Saer..munto. 


Fort  Ross, 

SONOMA   COUNTY, 

Is  70  miles  from    San  Francisco.     Tlic 
place  occi'pioil  by  the  llussiuns  up  to  1SU7. 


Bloomfiold  Wni,  blacksmith 
Brown  Benj,  blacksmith 
Cojsy  Ispuc.  .-.cock  r.usjer 
Jiiiinson  Joseph,  teacher 
King  Aaron,  l)utchcr 
Korn  Jacob,  postmaster 
Lytlo  Frank,  blacksmith 
Pic'.ictt  Edwiird,  s.doou 
Schlutius  11,  saloon 
Stevenson  1,  teacher 
Wautlin  Clinton,  carpenter 


BLACKTORD  £,  gen  mdse  and  post 

master 
Biackfi'rd  Edwin,  justice  of   the  poacy 

BLANCHARDJM,hotcl 

Berry  D,  liotel 

Callii  W,  d.iry  and  owujra  Fort  llo^ 

landing 
Lcibig  F,  gen  mds3 
Lewis  E, hotel  ^         ^ 

I'ierec  J  K,  constable 
RUOFJF  JNO,    owner    Stilwatcr    Cove 

Lauding 
Schroytr  A,  dairymnn 
iSchuyer  A,  dairy  and  wood 
Seoli<  Id  F,  libicksmith 
TOMMASIN  G,  g*!'»  mdse  and  owncv 

Tiuibcr  Cove  Landing 


Freeport, 

COUNTY, 


Forster  City, 

BAN    DIE(JO    COUNTY, 
A  postoiBce  65  miles  north  of  San  Diego. 

Bryan*:  M  P,  liotel  and  stable 
(liiuldiu  B  F,  blacksmith 
SOTO  P  W,  g«i«  mdse,  lumber  and  post- 
muster 


SACllAMKNTO 

Is  a  small  town  of  about  100  souls,  6 
m^le^  frun  Sacramento.  Ajrioulturo  is 
its  chi^f  support. 


FOUNTAIN  GEO  W,  dairy 

b'rick  Mrs  Annie,  hotel 

iJroer  A,  bootmiikv-r 

Lee  &  Kirtlaiul,  blacksmiths  and  wag- 

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RIEHL  GEO  P,  postmister 
RIEKL  P  G  &  S  JN,  gun  mdso 


Boldon  Wm,  postmiister 

Cill  J,  blacksmith 

McLellan  W  F,  propr  Sampson  House 

SAMPSON  G  W,  constable 


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SAN     JOAQUIN    COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  old  San  Francisco 
stage  road  5  miles  south  from  Stock- 
ton. Derives  its  support  from  the  agri- 
cultural interests,  and  has  a  population 
of  200  souls. 


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Bell  V  G,  aupt  Milton  Mining  and 

tcr  Co  and  notary  public 
Bolton  John,  carpenter 
Bushnell  ft  Co,  mining  claims 
Campbell  P,  stock-raiser 
Carmichojl  James,  bootmaker 
Cory  J  E,  blacksmith 
D^hlberfi  A  R,  liquora,  candj',  cigars 
Dameal  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Dauscher  Erwin,  blacksmith 
De  La  Quettier,  physician 
Docknm  &  Sampson,  mining  claim 
Edwards  M  R,  blacksmith  ' 
Esperance  Mining  Co,  V  G  Bell  secty 
Evans  Gardner,  watchmaker 
French  Corral  VVelchman  Co,  J  B  Vil- 

ian  agt 
Freschot  — ,  p.-rdener 
German  D,  bl.      M^-ith 
Graves  G  H,  ti,  J 
Griffith  E,  carpen, 
Heath  Steve,  blacksi    ih 
Howard  James,  stock-raiser 
Kohlman  John,  hotel 
Malvesin  E,  bakery 
Melville  R,  capitalist 
Miller  N  C,  secty  Milton    Water  and 

Ditch  Co 
Milton  Mining  and  Water  Co,  V  G  Bell 

supt 
Pocomock  Quartz  Mining  Co,  W  Moul- 

ton  agt 
Pollard  J  P,  gardener 
Potter  M  B  B,  school  teacher 
Serze  Pascal,  carpenter 
Skahen  W  H,  hotel 
Smith  Charles,  hotel 
Trevana  N,  blacksmith 
Trevaua  Mrs  N,  board  and  lodgings 
Williams  Mrs  Surah,  postmistress 


French  Gulch, 

SHASTA   COUNTY. 

Franck  E  ft  Co,  gen  md^e 
Hanker  &  Whitney,  butchers 
Huntci  &  Whitney,  liquors 
Mathewson  Mrs  E,  liquors 
McConnell  F.  blacksmith  r 

Mosher  F  S,  hotel 
Murray  T,  blacksmith 
PLUMB  T,  gen  mdse,  postmaBter 

agt  W,  F  ft  Co 
Plumb  'J',  physiciim 
Willey  H  E,  hotel 


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Fresno  City, 

FRESNO    COUNTY, 

Is  distant  from  San  Francisco  195  miles; 
is  the  county  seat  and  has  a  population 
of  1,200.  It  is  on  the  Visalia  branch  of 
the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad  and',  is  a 
prosperous,  thriving  town,  dependent 
mainly  on  the  agricultural  interests  of 
the  locality  for  its  support. 


Abbey  Willis,  dairyman  ' 

Albiu  J  N,  saloon  '•'■ 

Auglave  L,  saloon       

BALEY  &   THOBNTON,  groceries 

Beers  W  J,  carpenter  and  architect 

BERNHABD  GEO.  meat  market,  gro- 
ceries and  pork  packer,  Mariposa 

Boyle  ft  Gilbijrt,  painters 

Bramlet  R  H,  county  supt,  pub  instruc- 
tion and  auditor 

Brownstone  J,  gen  mdse 

Burch  J  W,  mason  and  plasterer 

Burkes  L,  druguist 

Burleigh  J  M,  varieties  and  fruits 

Camy  Simon,  hotel 

Carroll  Josejih  P,  saloon 

Church  M  J,  temperance  colony 

CLARK  A  M,  county  clerk  and  recor- 
der 

CLABK  &  HcKENZIE,  searchers  of 
recorders, notaries  public,couveyancer8 
and  real  estate  agents 

COOPER  J  C.  dentist,  Mariposa 

Covell  A,  as^  \Vashington  Colony 

Creed  ft  E<lward8,  attys  at  law,  and  no- 
taries public 

Cunningham  J  A,  carpenter  and  builder 

Daly  J  H,  deputy  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 

Davis  ('  D,  county  surveyor 

De  Long  C  W,  gen  mdse 

Dixon  H  S,  ntty  at  law  and  notary 

DOLLENHEYER  A  G,  v  atchmaker 
and  jeweler,  Mariposa 

DONAHOO  J  M,  ngl  impts,  wagons, 
buggies,  doors,  sash  and  lumber,  Mar- 
iposa 

Doneliu  T  J,  agt  S  P  R  R,  W,  F  ft  Co 
and  \V  U  Tel  Co 

Dooley  Rev  L,  Presbyterian  pastor 

Doyle  B  W,  dentist 

Einstein  Louis,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 

EINSTEIN  LOUIS  ft  CO,  gen  mdse, 
agl  iiniitx,  furniture  and  carpets,  Mar- 
iposa and  H 

Ellis  Miss  Mary,  teacher     '        »■ 

Erpelding  Mrs  J  L,  brewery 

Faber  .J  K,  restaurant 

FARMERS'  HOME,  J  Ryan  propriet- 
or, Mariposa  and  I 

Farrington  G,  bakery  and  restaurant 


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Holmes  S  A,  si 
Hopkins  fJev  I 
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Itttir  Louis,  ban 
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Jones  J  W,  phc 
Jonseu  .John,  shi 
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Faure  Edw,  barber 
FATMONVILLE  BEBNARD,warch- 

er  of  records,  real  estate  and  ins  agt, 
secy  Fresno  Water  Co  and  Scaudiua- 
vian  Colony,  Mariposa 

FEROIJSON  J  W,  pub  "Fresno  Ex- 
positor" (weekly),  Tulare 

FLEMINQ  B  H,  propr  Fleming'  Liv- 
ery 8table8,  H 

FOSTER  BEOS,  furniture,  bedding  and 
upholstery  and  lumber,  H 

Fresno  Kaisiu  i.  Fruit  Co,  Oliver  Uol- 
den  manager 

"FRESNO  AEFUBUCAN"  (weekly), 

S  A  Miller  publisher,  Mariposa 

FRESNO  WATER  CO,  Louis  Leach 
pres,  fi  Faymonville  secy,  Mariposa 

Frietas  M  C,  barber,  Mariposa 

Froelich  Otto,  postmaster,  Mariposa 

Grady  W   D,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

Gilmour  £,  millinery  and  fancy  goods, 
Mariposa 

Goldstein  A  S,  stoves  and  tinware 

Green  Mrs  Geo,  laundry 

OREENUP  &  REIO,  organs,  pianos 
and  sewing  machines,  stoves,  tinware, 
groceries  and  furnishing  goods,  Mari- 
posa      ' 

GRIFFITH  E  J,  atty  at  law  and 
notary  public,  Mariposa 

Guard  Miss  Ella,  teacher 

HALL  TJiZTayrRL,  sheriff 

Hahii  Chas  A,  saloon 

Henry  S  W,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
muker 

Hickii  J  C,  stoves  and  tinware 

WTTX  S  H,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 
public,  1 

Holden  Oliver,  Nevada  Colony 

Holmes  8  A,  superior  judge 

Hopkins  Hev  I  L,  pastor  M  E  Church 

Uught'S  Mrs  M  J,  millinery,  dressmak- 
ing and  fancy  goods 

Itttu'  Louis,  harness  and  saddles 

Jones  C  M  &  Hons,  Houring  mdl.i 

Jocca  J  W,  photographer 

Jonsen  John,  shoemaker 

Kellcy  Kev  D  O,  Episcopal  pastor 

KOHLEROEO  ftCO.meat  market, 
'l\ilare  '  ^ 

Kramer  Fred,  saloon    

KUTNER  &  GOLDSTEIN,  gen  mds?, 

msurance  agents  and  agricultural  im- 
plements, H 

Law  a  J,  undertaker.  Ma  iposa 

Marks  B,  agt  (Jcutral  California  Colony 

Martin  Chas,  Stanley  Bakery 

MATER  SAMUEL,  cigars.tobacco, con- 
fectionery and  news  depot,  Mariposa 

McCardlu  James,  constable 

MoDONOUGH  ft  HTDE,,  furniture, 
cabinetmaker  and  carpenters,  Mari- 
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McKENZIE  W  H,  county  assessor 

MEADE  0  J,  deputy  sheriff  and  consta- 
ble, Mariposa 

MILLER  JOHN,  saloon  and  bowling 
alley,  H 

MILLER  S  A,  publisher  "Fresno  Re- 
publican," Mariposa 

MOONET  JAMES,  Star  Hotel  and 
saloon,  H 

Morrow  Jesse,  hotel 

Nichols  Danl  C,  furniture,  bedding  and 
upholsterer 

PfHllar  Alfred  J,  physician  and  surgeon 

Pickett  W  J,  deputy  sheriff 

Portoous  James,  wagoumaker 

REESE  J  W,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruits, 
confectionery,  stat'onery,  Maripusa 

Beiae  Misa  Dora,  teacher 

ROBJRTSON  W  M,  blacksmith  and 
wagoumaker,  Mariposa 

ROEMER  HENRY,  saloon,  Mariposa 

Uowell  Chester,  physician  and  surgeon 

RTAN  J,  propr  Farmers*  Home,  Mari- 
poso  and  I 

Schell  Josepli,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

SHANKLlN  J  T,  books,  stationery, 
confectionery,  news  depot,  cigars  and 
tobacco,  Mariposa 

SIMPSON  T  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  I 

STAR  HOTEL,  James  Moouey  propr, 
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Statham  A  H,  livery,  feed  and  sale 
stable 

Stevens  Bros,  stable  and  stage  line  to 
Centreville 

Studer  Geo,  merchant  tailor 

••THE  FRESNO  WEEKLY  EX- 
POSITOR," J  W  Fergusju  publisher, 
Tulare 

Thorn  A  J,  c'>unty  treasurer 

THOMPSON.  &  SAYER,  druggists, 

books,    stationery,  sewing  machines, 

pianos,    organs,   cigars  and  tobacco, 

paints  and  oils,  Mariposa 
TomI))  A,  saddles  and  harness 
TUPPER  H  C,  attorney  at  law,  no- 
tary public  and  justice  of  peace,  Mari- 

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TUPPER  WALTER   D,  attorney  at 

law  and  notary  public,  Mariposa 
VAUQHAN  &  HARRIS,  attorneys  at 

law  and  notaries  public,  Mariposa 
Vellguth  Wm,  drugs,  dry  goods,  sewiag 

machines,  fancy  goods,  and  barber 
Wainwright  C  L,  deputy  county  clerk 

and  recorder 
WIMMER  F,  propr  Wimmer's  Livery 

Stables,  Maiipusa 
Winchell  E  C,  attorney  at  law 
Wyatt  W  8,  under  sheriff 
YUUNO  AUGUST,  shoemaker,  I 
Ztis  Geo,  saloon 


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California — Fresno  Flats-Oaa  Point. 


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Fresno  Flats, 

FRESNO      COUNTY. 
Fifty-two  miles  east  of  Muderia. 

Gash  M&  Co,  hotel 

Hall  W,  yhysician 

Hogue  \Vm  &  Son,  liquors     v'  .  ' 

Hunter  L  M,  blacksmith 

IniT  im  D  C,  liquors 

LAZAR  St  postmaster 

Lewis  D  S,  lAacksmith 

rho'ps  N  L)  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

SCEMITZ  &  LAZAR,  gcu  mdsa 


Gait, 


SACRAMENTO    COUNTY, 

lation,  on  the  C.  P. 


R.  I!.,  (listiint  1:7  miles  south  of  Sacra 


Is  a  town  of  (500  popul.n 
til  miles 

monto,  and  is  connected  by  bnncli  roatl 
with  lone  City,  iind  from  thereby  stage 
with  .lackson,  Amad^ir  and  Caliveras 
Bi>(  Trees. 

Tiic  hotel  accommodations  at  (lalt  are 
very  a,ont\.  The  Harvey  House,  kept  by 
C.  \V.  H.irvey,  is  tiistclass  iii  all  m- 
spects,  and  travo'ei-s  will  find  tlie  liost  a 
gcnii.l  one,  and  full  of  couitusy  to  those 
vi:itia2  him. 


Smith  M,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 
public 

Sparks  &  Baker,  blackomiths  and  wag- 
onmake  s 

Stewart  &  Armstrong,  proprs  Qolk  Bar- 
ley Mill 

Thompson  J  W,  bootmaker 

Wall  John,  liquors 

Wentworth  A  A,  barber 

Whitaker  &  Hay,  gen  mdse 


Adams  M,  b:)otmaker 

Beckwith  J  W,  harness,  saddlery  and 
hiirse  furaishiuu;  goods 

Bnttiinore  W  T,  blacksmith 

BREWSTER  JNO,  yen  mdso 

CONTNER  JAS  E,  li'iuors  and  billiard 
Sdloon 

Kvans  Kvaji,  oiacksmitli  and  wagon- 
maker 

Farmer  &  Burkctt,  butchers 

Ferris  James,  attorney  at  law 

Fiigitb  C  C,  constaldo 

Fuuittft  Mitchell,  bakery,  confectionery, 
friiit-J,  etc 

HARVEY  C  W,  hotel 

Harvey  Ot)eJ,  physician  and  surgeon 

Hatch  T,  blacksmith 

Hicks  .Jamep,  liquors 

Holmes  W  O,  agent  W  U  T  Co 

Jenks  a  W,  physician  and  surgeon 

L:>ti'urrette  P  H,  stoves  and  tinware 

Marengo  A  &  Co,  vegett-Vile  ptxidlcrs 

Martin  T,  dentist 

McKinstry  James,  livery 

Monti iuo  Alex,  physician  and  surgeon 

Mo.-re  L  A,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Noble  G  AV,  barber 

Phelps  F  F,  watches,  jewelry,  fancy 
goods,  stationery,  picture  frames,  mu- 
sical instruments;  and  sowin'.;  muchiues 

Pomeroy  F  C,  agoiit  CPU  it 

Ray  Don,  postmaster 


Garberville, 

HUMBOLDT   COUNTY. 

Amberson  Wm,  blacksmith 

Anderson  Itich,  blacksmith 

Arvold  I  J,  bootmaker  , 

Bruner  J  M,  physician 

D;de  &  Ward,  saloon 

OARBER  J    C,  postmaster    and  gen 

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Hardin  M  I>,  saloon 
McCiruies  Mrs  R  A,  hotel 
McMillan  — ,  feed  stable 
Schumacher  G  E,  hotel 


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LOS   ANUELES   COUNTY, 
Five  miles  southo»stof  Anaheim. 


Howe  C  k  Co,  gcu  mdso 
Webster  Da\  iil,  postmaster 


Garden  Valley, 

EL    DO  11 A  DO    COUNTY, 
Is  a  small  town  M  miles  north  of  riacor- 
viUe. 


Alderman  K  M   miuin;^  supt  ' 
B'trliniiian  N  I),  ass:iyer 
IILIPPINI  R  &  CJ,  gcQ  mdae  and 

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Fox  D  W,  fruit  grower 
Hartles  Benj,  stock  raiser 
llubbiird  .Foiir),  st  ick  raiser 
La^'irsen  F,  blacksmith 
Mall>y  H  G,  minirt!,'  ongiuocr 
Parker  J  B,  engineer 
Peduni  M,  dairyman 
Yow  J  J,  bootmaker 


Gas  Point, 


SHASTA    COUNTY. 
Gonlen  J  W,  gen  mdso 
Uoi)crt8  &  Thomasou,  gen  mils* 
Shnffleton  H  H,  notary  publio 
St.iton  C  C,  sidoon 
WILLIAMS  J  S,  postmaater 


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ALrilABKTICALkY. 


Crasquet, 


DEL    NORTE   COUNTY. 

GASQUET  HOBACE,  hotel  and  post- 
master 


Georgetown, 

EL   DOUADO    COUNTY, 

Is  a  thriving  village  of  800  iiihaMt.ants. 
situated  on  a  hi,<>h  plateau,  2,GJ0  foel 
above  the  ssa,  siirroundcd  by  beautiful 
scenery,  and  comniaudiii;^  a  griviid  viev 
of  the  jiacramunto  valU-y  and  the  snow- 
clad  )>caks  above.  It  is  the  central  town 
of  one  of  the  most  prosporous  mining 
districts  in  the  >Statc.  It  is  uls)  in  the 
midst  of  a  fruit  growing  region,  furnish 
ing  largo  (luantitics  of  supjrinr  apples, 
puacbep,  cherries,  etc.,  for  tiio  markets 
abroad.  As  a  resort  for  pleasurj  ami 
health,  Georgetown  cannot  ba  excullu<l. 
Stages  run  daily  to  Auburn  Station, 
I'lacerville  and  otiur  pointd. 

AMERICAN  HOTEL,  K   Bund^huh 

jin  pr 

liauty  F,  carpenter 

Bcnjauiiii  1)  \\'  C,  sawmill 

IJeiry  Wni,  ]>;irl>er  and  baths 

BUNJDSHTJH  R,  pmpr  American  IIo- 
t.l 

California  Water  Co,  E  R  Pease  supt 

Ciirwin  K  A,  clergyman,  (M  E) 

Corwin  \V  S,  chnj^yman,  (Methodist) 

CRAWFORD  E  L.  notary  public,  at- 
torney at  law  iintl  insurance 

DAINES  &  SON,  carpenters,  builders 
and  und(:rt;; iters;  alsu  proprs  Daines' 
I'atent  Spring  Beds  and  agents  D 
Boatty's  pianos  and  organs  and  white 
bronze  monuments 

Deinuth  K,  tluuiini;  mill 

Dryer  J  L,  pliywici  lU  and  surgeon 

Kp[)S  I  B,  constable 

I'lt/igcriild  C  M,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

FORBES  J  0  JR,  li  luors 
IRANUIS  ALEX,  liquors 

Fuller  H  H,  livery 

"  GEOR  ETOWN  GAZETTE,"  U  W 

ilulbert  editor  and  propr 
Higgins  .John  K,  mining  engineer 
HUIBERT  H  W,  alitor  and  publisher 

"  Oeorgetc  wn  Gazette" 
Jackson  I  P,  groceries  and  tinware,  and 

notary  public 
Jerrttt  Daniel,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
La  BuiVl,  blacksmith 
Lew  is  &   Lovejoy,  propr  Georgetown  & 

Auburn  Stage  Liue 
McliCan  L  B,  justice  of  peace 
Noble  Ivobert,  sawmill 

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Orelli  A,  liquors,  boarding  and  lodging 

Pursen  (>  \V,  lijuors 

Pease  E  R,  supt  Cal  Water  Co 

Placerville  &  Georgetown  Stage  Line, 

■  Wm  Smith  propr 

SHEPHERD  B  F,  hotel,  gen  mdae, 
drugs,  postmaster,  saddle  and  harness- 
maker,  books  ami  stationery,  paints, 
oils,  etc 

Silva  Frank,  teamst'^r  and  butcher 

SMEDER  &  FRANCIS,  butcher 

Smieder  F,  carpenter 

SMITH  WM,  proprietor  Placerville  & 

Georgetown  Stage  Liue 
Sornber^er  &  Lane,  hardware,  grocsriea, 

and  agent  W.  F  &  Co 
Spencer  C  (r,  pliysician  and  surgeon 
Stephens  Wm,  liquors 
Swift  I G,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker 
Walk  Jamns,  blacksmith 
Watson  E  H,  dry  goods 
Went  worth  John,  wagonmaker 
Whitcsides  Hall,  Odd  Fellows  manager 
Williams  Wm,  tailor 


Georgia  Slide, 

EL    DORADO   COUNTY. 
Barklage  Bros,  gen  mdse 


Garmantown, 

COLUSA   COUNTY. 

A  prcJmising  village  G  miles  from  Wil- 
lows. 


Boehmker  Hans,  bl.icksmi 
Uriektle  A,  bodtmaker 
EPFINGER  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
Fralin  M    livery 

GERMANTOWN  HOTEL,  A  Koppo 

propr 
Griep  Hans,  snloon 
Hageman  M,  hotel 
Hdli'mann  F  H,  blacksmith 
KOPPE  A>  propr  Gennintown  Hotel 
Matzen  P  &  Co,  brewery 
Me  Lane  W,  saloon 
Newmann  T,  gen  mdse 
Uathfon  B  F,  butcher 
Schulze  Oscar  C,  notary  public 
Shwenk  D,  h.irnessmaker 
White  W  J,  saloon  and  wagonmaker 


Geyserville, 

SONOMA   COUNTY. 

A  smnll  town  situated  on  the  S.  F. 
and  Morth  Pacific  K.  K.,  48  miles  from 
Pctaluma.     Aii  iaterostiug  resort. 


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California — Oeyserville-Gilroy. 


AlirilARRTICAI.t>r 


Brown  A  M,  carpenter 
Dann.*!  M  T)  \V,  carpenter 
Fcaby  &  Phillips,  blacksmiths  and  wag- 
omnnkers 

GEYSER VILLE  HOTEL,    C   W 

JSkaggs  propr,  Miiin 

Harii-t  VV  F,  carpunter 

Hill  Milton,  cabinetmukiT 

KEITH  A  D,  asieiit  W.;ll3,  Fargo  & 
Co  anil  S  F  &  N  P  R  R,  depot 

HOORE  A  P  &  GO,  geii  nuUe,  Main 

iShiiui  &  McDonoiif^h,  meat  market 

SKAGGS  C  W.  propr  GeysjrviUo  Ho- 
tel 

Tiiby  &.  Phillips,  blacksmiths 

Uriah  J  H,  pliysician 


Gibsonville, 

SIKRRA    COUNTY, 

Reached  via  Marysville  and  Orovillc,  be 
iug  28  miles  from  the  latter  place. 

Brassell  J,  brewery 

C'orl)ctt  &  Frazier,  liquors 

Could  J,  liquors 

Holloway  Thos,  bootmaker 

Kara  (Serhard,  jeweler 

Newhouse  Henry,  geu  mdse 

O'Neil  J»o,  bootmaker 

Perry  .James  E,  hotel 

Spencer  Chas,  livery 

Siitherlaud  Hod,  meat  market 

Van  Ziiii  Alexander,  hotel 

Wincliel  G,  notary  public  and  justice  of 

the  ])eace 
Wolters  &  Bros,  gen  mdse 


Gilroy, 

SANTA   CLARA    COUNTY, 

On  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad,  ii  81 
miles  southeast  of  San  Francisco,  with  n 
population  of  about  2,500,  poling  a  vote 
of  450;  is  an  agricultural  town  of  some 
importance.  It  is  the  station  of  Gilroy 
Hot  Springs,  n pleasant  resirt.  Abraicli 
of  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad  also 
run  ficm  hcic  to  Holistcr  and  Trcs 
Piuos 

Alexander  &  Pheglcy,  groceries 

Apezarora  H  &  Co,  hotel 

Atkiiixou  T  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

BAILLAIGE  A  P.  California  Market 

BALDACCI  S,  barber  shop 

Bank  of  Gilroy,  G  E  Hersey  cashier 

Bartlett  H  D,   breaking  and    training 

stable 
Bassimiano   V,  foreign    and    domestic 

fruits 


BASWIGK  RICH  M,  farmer 
Jtcane  J  W,  gents  furnishing  goods 
Bennett  &  Son,  butchers 
BERMICH  R  M,  farmer 
BLAKE    JF    W,  propr  "Gilroy  Advo- 
cate" 
Blanchon  .T,  saloon 

BRANNAN  WILLIAM,  livery 

BRIGGS  H    W,  gen   mdse  and  poat- 

mastiT 
Britton  R  J  B,  clergyman,  (Episcopal) 
Brown  Mrs  Marg,  groceries 
BRYANT  B,  honuepathic  physician 
Buirel  C,  Santa  Clara   Valley   Flouriair 

Mills  ** 

Canet  Victor  &  Co,  liquors 
Cantr.>roilz  U  &  Bros,  clothing  and  dry 

goods 
Castro  y,  cigars,  tobacco  and  candies 
Christy  L  M,  marshal 
Cobl>  K,  bo  .ts  and  shoos 
Cohu  1*,  tailor 
Convent  of    the    Immaculate  Heart  of 

Mary,    Mensia  Ilartorano  Sister  Su- 

pt-rior 
Ct  rreiic  Peter,  baker 
CORY  MRS  JH,  millinery,  fancy  goods 

iind  agt  Wilsju   Sewing  Alachintj 
Dau^herty  T  L,  (Icjiuty  sheriff 
Dcvia  Francisco,  liquors 
Dowdy  rerry,  justice  peace 
Drydeii   D  A,    furnituro    and    cabinet- 
maker 
Dryden  R  D  A,  clergyman  (Mothndiat) 
J'.i'if.dt  Si.  Hosliiigei',  lioots  and  shoes 
EIPPER  WILLIAM  T.   barber   and 

bath  house 
Eisner  M,  cigars  and  tobacco 
EMLAY  OL,  ngt  VV,  F  &  Go's  Ex,  and 

manager  \V  U  Tel  Co 
Eustice  (Jcorge,  carriage  manufr,  horsa- 

shoeiug  and  blacksmith 
Farley  C  K,  physician 
Farmer  E  H,  carriage  manufr  and  wag- 

onmaker 
FITZGERALD  BROS,  livery  stable 

"GILROY  ADVOCATE,"  F  W  Blake 

GIlIoY  GAS  WORKS,  Thomas   Rea 

president,     Frank    Smith   secy,    J    S 

Woxisey  supt 
Graf  Rudolph,  l)ootmaker 
Guilhamet  k  Clavere  Bn  s,  restaurant 
Hanna  William,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Hawkins  Mi  is  Ionise,  dressmaker 
HERALDADAM,  Giroy  Brewery 
Hickman  ft  Kline  Misses,  millinery  and 

fancy  (roo<la 
HIGGINSON   MRS  C    M,   Railroad 

Housn 
HILTON  C,  horseahoeing 
Hinea  Thos,  Baloon 
Hinmau  A  G,  constable 


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Hoey  P  F,  atty  at  law 

llulluw«y  H  C,  machinist  and  supt  City 

Water  Works 
HoUiiiglwrg  Wm,  merchant  tailor 
Hoover  \V  VV,  atty  at  lawr 
Hornback  Cha?,  S  F  R  R  agt 
Uoxctt  &  Weymouth,    bakery  and  cou- 

fectj^nery 
Hub.T  Daviil,  physician 
Hudson  Rev  Tuos,  clerL'yman  (Catholic) 
Hunter    M    E,     watchmaker,    jewelry, 

books  and  stationery 

INGHAM  JAMES    &  SON,  house, 

sigii  ami  cnrriiige  painter 
JAMES  F,  propr  Uilioy  Transfer  and 

Kx^irjss  Co 
Johnson  C,  market 
Korell  Jacolt,  sdoon 
Jjiissa  Richard,  saloon 
Lcntio^i  M,  ffroceries 
LOEWI  J&CO.giinidso 
Loupe  S  &  Co,  clotliiii,'  and  dry  poods 

LYNDE  &    FAREELL,    Williams 

iiotel 

MATER  JOHN,  saloon 

Mondcsiollti  U,  gen  mds3 

Medovern  Jas,  hotel 

McStay   Siiters,    millinery    and    dress- 
makers 

Moore  A  R,  phot  jgrnpher 

Morey  H  V,  tirugmst  and  physician 

MORROW  JOHN,  chop  house 

MoUtor  John  »',  William  Tell  Houso 

Morrell  E,  saloon 

MYNER  JOHN,  saloon 

Nicho:s  C  M,  druggist 

Oherdeener  W,  varieties 

O'Donncll  Martin,  saloon   and  boardiu? 

liouso 
?ai  le  John,  livery  stable,  proprs  Gilroy 

Hot  Sulphur  8priua;'s  .Stage  Lino 
PRINCEVALLE  J,  fruit  and  produce 

PURVIANCE  S    T,   Bank  Exchang*^ 

Saloon 
Ral>er  John,  harbor 
Rivard  L  O,  groceries  and  saloon 
Reither  Jacob,  groceries  and  crockery 
Robinson  Am63,    stoves  and  tinware 

ROGERS  ELISHA  P.  dentist 

Rogers  &  Horner,  dentists 

Satterwhite  Thos  D,  notary  public  and 
city  clerk 

Schiicper    Fred,   groceries,   liquors  and 
crockery 

Schanahau  John,  saloon 

Schrepfer  Bros,  lodgings  and  board 

SEAMAN  OEORttE,  propr  South  Pa 
citic  Hotel 

Shepherd  W  V,  hay  yard 

Shoi-t  8    8,    R    It     Exchange     dining 
room,  R  R  Depot 

Smith  &  Baxter,  hardware  and  agricul- 
tural impleiaenta 


SOUTHERN  PACinC   HOTEL. 

<ieor,{e  Seaman  jiropr 
STANLEY  JOHN  C,  tinware,  stoves 

and  ironware 
Taggart  C  G,  auction  and  commission 

THIRIET    CHAS,    watchmaker    and 

hair  work 
Thornton  David,  harnessmaker 
TRYON  A  B,  undertaker  and  furniture 

TULLY  P  B.  atty  at  law 
Villagran  M  J,  cani igo  painter 
Warner  H  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Whitehurst  k    Hodges,      lumber    and 

buildiiiirmaterial 
WHITNEY  D  S,  carriage  and  wagon- 

niakcr  and  blacksmith 
WILEY  MRS  HOWARD,  dressmaker 

WILLIAMS  HOTEL,  Lynde  &  Farrcll 

proprs 
Wing  Lee,  gen  mdso 
Woods  Mrs  Louise,  dressmaker 

WOOLSEY  J  S,  gunsmith,  machinist, 
manufr  W^oolsjy's  Steam  Heater  and 
Clieese  Vat 

Zuck  J  C,  ins,  real  estate  agt  senator 


Glenbrook, 

LAKE     COUNTV, 

Reached  via  Calistoga,  distant  by  stag: 
'20  miles 


Bassett  S  &  Sotis,  hotel 
Mot.sE  R,  hotel 


Glencoe, 


CALAVEUA8  COUNTY, 

Ts  eighteen  miles   northeast  of  San  An- 
dreas. 


Berry  G  W,  postmaster 

BUKT  J>  gca  mdse,  liquors,  tobacco  and 

cigars 
Holmes  1 1,  mining  supt 
McNoblc  M,  gen  mdse 


Glen  Ellen, 

SONOMA  COUNTY, 

On  a  stage  road  midway  between  Santa 
Rosa  and  Sonoma. 


Behler  C,  shoemaker 
Gibson  J,  saloon 
McHarvey  — ,  blacksmith 
Turrant  U  F,  gjti  mdse 


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Glenville, 

KERN      OOUNiy. 


Early  Mrs  — ,  hotel 
Guritctt  Ij,  blacksmith 
Lavris  D  &  Co,  goii  nidsa 
Murphy  J  J,  geu  inilsc 
WOUB  L  N,  pustinustur 


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Gold  Run, 

PLACER   COUNTY. 

A  mining  town,  2  miles  from  Dutch 
Flat,  on  the  C.  P.  11.  11. 

Danforth  Miss  L,  fancy  goods 

iJixon  k  Dunn,  meat  market 

HALEY  J,  saloon 

Harri^son  J  A,  saloon 

Herrin.inn  Fred,  saloon 

Hunt  VV  H,  groceiit'S 

Jones  Wm  !Sr,  hotel 

Kryger  Chri^,  hotel 

Le.teh  I  1),  saloon 

Oliver  A,  gen  mdso 

Shade  'i'ho.<,    druggist,  postmaster  and 

ngt  W,  F  &  Co 
Strohlburjf  J,  bootmaker 
Van  Buren  J,  saloon 
Weber  F  B,  saloon 


Goleta, 

SANTA    IJARBAUA  COUNTY, 

A  pnstofficc,   a  fe-.v   miles  from  Santa 
Barbara.  . 


Barnes  J  W,  mad  oversioer     '* 
Culver  1)  M,  .Moora's  Wharf 

FOSTER  &  BROS, ««"  mdio 

Foster  Hi,  postmaster 
(lunn  Chap,  rjitauriint 
Hill  H  11,  blacksmith 
Kello,'g  F  K  Jr,  school  teacher 
Ketcham  I)  H,  physician 
Koster  H  H,  bootmaker 
Nichols  W   K,   veterinary 

broom  maker 
Pettis  B  F,  blacksmith 
Bich  H,  wagonmaker 
Sexton  Jos,  nursery 


8ur;;eon  and 


Gonzales, 


MONTEREY    COUNTY, 

On  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  134  miles 
from  San  P>ancisco. 


Ames  N  &  Co,  gen  mdso 
Brackman  H,  suloou 
Burke  T,  saloon 


Faw  k  ICdwards,  warehouse 
KardwickC,  hotel 
McClregar  VV,  saloon 
Boot  E  8  8,  physician 
Sarles  &  Wideman,  gen  mdao 
Sourles  W,  postmaster 


Goodyear's  Bar, 

SIERRA  COUNTY. 

ACKERLY  0  F,  gen  milso  and  post- 

ni.ster 
Daly  Patrick,  saloon 
Fluke  Estate,  hotel 
Stewart  S  C,  sawmill 


Goshen, 

TULARE    COUNTY. 

GOSHEN  HOTEL,  •! oh n  McCabo  propr 

McCABE  JOHN,  hotel,  saloon  andpo.-it- 
niaster,  stable  and  foud  store;  opposite 
•h'pot 

Schiveley  C  H,  agt  S  P  R  R,  W,  F  &  Co 
find  \V  U  Tel  Co 

Williams  Geo  W,  propr  hotel  and  saloon 


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Grafton, 

YOLO     COUNTY. 

Arnold  &  Schroth,  Eaglo  Flouring  Mills 

Biiily  S,  blacksmith 

CL>we  M  E,  grain  dealer 

Dyer  J,  liiuors 

Kds  »n  Wolnter,  fancy  goods  and  notions 

Finher  A  If,  painter 

FRYETT  S  J,  postmaster,  agt  W,  F  & 

Co  an<l  dru^s 
Ooettsch  P,  engineer 
Kier  Henry  M,  physician 
Kness  A,  livery  stable 
Knox  W  T,  harlnr 
Marinovich  T ,  restaurant 
Mcfiri(T&  Wiisner,  butchers 
Mills  A,  tin  shop 

Piumer  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Reed  C  F,  grain  dealer 
Shannon  M  P,  shoemaker 
Smith  K  W,  liquors 
Snowball  .F  W,  gen  omIso 
Taylor  &  Fairchild,  grocers 
Taylor  J  C,  Union  Hotel 
Wells  A  J,  blacksmith 
Wright  J  H,  R  R  agt 


H.  WACHHORST,  Agent  for  Am.  Watches,  315  J  Street,  Sac 


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Grand  Island, 

0OLU8A   OOUNTV, 

Is  reached  by  stoamcra  f nm  Kni  jht'd 
Ijamliiig,  oil  tho  Sucramoato  rivur,  dis- 
tant 30  miles. 

DIEFENDORFF  C  J,  gon  mdso  and 

poatntaatcr 
Oilmour  Sainuul,  bnotmvker 
drinios  C,  liqiiora  and  hariicjsmaksr 
Kolpion  Jiwpur,  blackamitli 
I'artaii  S,  blaukamitli 
Pearfc  K  C,  j{jn  u»  1*3 
•Stottler  •]  C,  market 
\Villi.imsun  J  H,  wa^onmaker 


Grand  View, 

TUI.AKE   COUNTY. 

Ki'iohloo  Bird  E,  saloon 
KITCHENEa  &  CJ,  ajti,  imnorbora 
wuol,  etc,  hutel 


Granite  Hill, 

EL    DORADO   COUNTY. 

Tunnel  P.)inb  Mini  i;;;  Co 
Vcruamj)  Frank,  postmaster 


Graniteville, 

NEVADA   COUNTY. 

Bohanan   Michael,   gen  mdse,    liquors, 

cigars  an  1  tobacco 
Clino  .1  T,   propr   Granitovillo  Water 

Works 
Elli:!  (tjo,  winos,  liiuora  and  cigars 
Hartman  \Vm,  brewer 
Ilortwiuk  Jos,  hotel  a:id  bakery 
Milton,  Enrok  I  Lake  and  Yub.i  Canal  Co 
Kobb.J  W,  hotel 
Kohrig    Crustavc,    wines,    liquora    and 

cigars 
Schultzc  Fred  &  Co,  butchers 
TYLER  J  E,  postmaster 
TYCER  J  £  &  CJ,  varioti33 
WuILt  F  E,  li  juors  and  cigarj 


Grangeville, 

TULAUE   COUNTY. 

Barboro  Chaa,  constable  and  gon  collcc 
tioii  ,a"»v»cy 

BELDEN  A  F,  blackimith  and  wagon- 
maker 

BRADLEY  A,  physicivn  and  surgeon 
and  ]>roMidoiit  <i  %  A  U  U  Co 

Brownstone  I),  postmaster 

Pouiilas  &  Thor.ic,  nuriery 

P.)\vdlo  .Ino  I',  i  \3  agt 

D.>yle  Jno  J,  n  itary  publia  and  justice 
peace 

Fritz  Isaac,  restaurant 

(Jrangcvillu  Hall  Association 

Ormseville  &   Kingsbury  Stage  Line,  E 
}1  Tuclo-r  propr 

fSranceville  Library  and  Reading  Room 

Hill  R  M  C,  cnrjieiitt-r  and  builder 

Hnrlbut  E  R,  hotel  and  livery 

Kanawycr  P  A,  livery 

Last  Chance  Wat^r   Ditch   Co,  C  Rels 
buck  president 

NATHAN  HERMANN,  deputy  post- 
master and  insagt 

Peoples'  W  D  Co,  E  Sanborn  propr 
RwkIW  D.  blacksmith 

SCHWARTZ  B,  gen  mdse  and  ag  implts 

SULLIVAN  J  L,  druggist 

Thomo    &    Andrews,     proprs    Mussel 

Slough  Flour  Mill 
Williams  T  C,  dragsjist 
Worswick  Wm  H,  justice  of  the  peace 


Grass  Valley, 

NEVADA   COUNTY, 

Is  a  pretty  little  city  of  4,00D  inhabi- 
tint~4,  16  miles  from  Colfax,  the  junc- 
tion of  tho  C.  P.  and  X.  C  N.  U.  Rail- 
ways, on  the  latter  road,  whoso  general 
otficjs  are  lociitad  here.  Tha  va'loy  in 
wiiioii  it  is  sitnateil  is  picturjsqne  and 
quite  productive  of  most  excellent  fruit, 
and  the  mount.diis  at  one  time  wer^the 
s  >urce  of  an  abundant  mineral  supply. 
Several  extensive  mines  were  the  out- 
cr.)wth  of  this  feature,  thougii  it  is 
thought  that  the  constant  search  for 
ores  for  a  groiit  many  years  has  at  last 
nearly  exhausted  their  wealth.  How- 
ever, this  industry  no  doubt  can  be  car- 
ried on  with  some  proHt  to  those  who 
engage  in  it.  Tho  place  is  supplit^ 
with  churches  and  school?,  the  residen- 
ces as  a  rule  are  neatly  and  tastdy  con- 
structed, the  business  houses  are  well 
built  and  the  streets  run  at  ri^ht  angles. 


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Aumer  Frank,  meat  market 

Avery  S  D,  blacksmith 

Bamberger  Bros,  gen  mdse 

Bearden  A  J,  photographer 

Bee  Wm,  hotel 

Behrisch  Chas,  liquors 

Benndorf  Charles,  bootmaker,  (Boston 

Ravine) 
Bennetts  J  A,  bootmaker 


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Best  John,  boutinukcr,  58  Main 

BigL's  10,  hardware,  stoves  and  tinwiiro 

Binkcliniinn  D,  hruwcry 

Bluckford  Mi^s  Susie,  huir  goods 

Blakey  (.1  D,  atty  at  law 

Boyiiton  Mrs  L  1),  dressmaker 

BRADY  A  B,niiiiiii<jand  insurance  agt, 
!H)  Ml  in 

Bremer  Lnui^,  ujihtlstorcr  and  cabinet- 
niiiUir,  !>  Mill 

Brunstoter  P,  planing  mills 

BXJANIE  Ai  i^lothin.;  and  sowing  ma- 
chines, Mill 

Burrows  A,  atty  at  law 

Byruo  M  Jr,  livery 

Camphjll  .lames,  blacksmith 

Cimbell  Wni,  groccrii's,  (Boston  IJavino) 

Carson  (Jeorije,  harness  and  su(hllc3 

Ciirter  If,  boardiiig 

Chanipion  Henry,  groceries 

COD£  J  K,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker.  Auburn 

Collins  John,  li(juors,  mill 

Conawny  J  C  &  Br^,  lumber,  Aubuni 

ConnellJno,  liquors 

Coombi.I  L,  physiei^m 

CROCKER  J  R,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
mukcr,  Mill 

Cryer  I{<ibt,  liquors 

D.i8so!»ville  C  V,  painter 

Davis  Henry,  justice  of  peace 

Daws  W'm,  liijuors 

Djamer  W  V,  soda  works 

DIBBLE  &  KITTS.  attys  at  law.  Hoi 

bruoko  building 
Dobson  A,  homiuopathic  physician 
Dolten  Father,  Catholic  priest 
D.trsey  S  V,  agt  W,  F  &  Co'a  Kxpress 
Dulmane  Frank,  liquors 
K'^gert  H  C,  barliLr 
ilicliel  Frederick,  bootmaker 
Fattebert  Chas,  li<iuors 
Firrtll  &  Harris,  clothing 
Finnic  B,  groceries 
Fisher  Mrs  E  K,  watches  and  jewelry 
Fish«r  Saml,  stoves  and  tinware 
FLETCHER  GEO,  auditor  N   C  N  G 

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FOSERTY  B,  tailor.  Mill 

"FOOTHILL  WEEKLY  TIDINGS," 

S  (jT  I^wis  editor  and   propr,    Church 

and  Ncal 
Foster  A  J,   paints,  oils,  glass,  etc 
Four.ird  A,  merchant  tailor 
Frank  Jno,  bakery  and  brewery 
Freeman  Bros,  bakery  and  confectionery 
Fi-eem  an  K  bakery 
Fritz  Chas,  brewery 
Gaudry  T,  hotel,  56  Main 
George  J,   li  iu<»r8 
GEORGE    THOMAS,    Grai»    Valley 

Transfer  Co 


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Holbrooke 


George  Wm,  gen  mdso 

Gobi'r  Rev  W  B,  Methodist  pastor 

(roldman  S,  watchmaker 

Grass  Valley  Gas  Light  Co,    (Johnston 

A  Dibble),  Mi.in 
GREY    J  P,  dry    goods,   carpets  and 

mens'  furnishing  goods.  Mill 
Hancock  W  C,  bootmaker 
Harritigti)!i  A,  bootmaker 
Harris  S  M,  dentist 
HARRISON  JACK,    hairdressing  and 

shavin.;  saloon,  84  Main 
Heath  Mrs  \j  I),  restaurant 
Hendersiin  J  H,  boots  and  shoes 
Heyder  Wm,  groceries 
Heyman  Jacob,    dry  goods,  boots  and 

shoes,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Hobby  (}  W,  hotel 
Hodge  Thos,  brewery 

HOLBROOKE  D  P,  propr 

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HOLBROOKE  HOUSE,  D  1 

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HOLDEN  JE.  manager  D  P  Holbrooke, 

litiuors,  SO  .\faiii 
Howarth  &  Morrison,  marble  works 
Howolico  S,  varieties 
Huss    Frank,  undertaker,    coroner  and 

public  administrator 
IVANCOVICH  DR  0,  physician  and 

surgeon,    Mill    opp    Manuiug's   drug 

store 
James  Kdwin,  varieties 
Jetlrey  Kobt,  liquors 
Johns  Mrs  Jane,  millinery  and  ('  .3 

Johns  Bobt,  blacksmith  and  wagonmak- 

er.  Mill 
Johnson  B,  furniture  and  undertaking 
Johnson  J  (!,  barber,  7-  Main 
Johnston  John,  groceries,  1 1  Mill 
Johnston  Peter,  hardware 
Jones  ^V  C.jilij'sician 
JUDD  JAMES  F,  groceries  and  liquors 

',Boston  Bavin;') 
Keathley  James,  liquors 
Kendall  B  A,  painter 
Kenny  Jos  P,  liquors  (Boston  Bavine) 
KEYMER  H   J,  uphidsterer  and  cab- 
inet maker,  Church  and  Main 
KIDDER  JOHN  F,    general    superi  i- 

ten<lunt      Nevada     County    Marrow 

(iauge  B  B 
KITTS  CHAS  W,  notary  public 

LAKENAN  J  M,  foundry  and  machine 
sliop.  Main 

Leech  B,  supt  Mohawk  Lumber  Co,  Au- 
burn 

LEWIS  S  G,  editor  and  propr  'Foot- 
Hill  Weekly  Tidings,"  Church  and 
Neal 

Loutzenhoiscr  W,  draggiat 

LoyJ  Thos,  millinery 

Manuiug  J  M,  druggist 


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McCormick  Wm,  phys'icivn 
McNtill  C  F,  booka  ntnl  xtationory 
Muiitfliur  D,  liiiuor^i,  45  Main 
MEEK  J  D,  «lr»g«iot,  '2ti  Mill 
Merrill  W  C,  merchant  tailor 
Miller  (J  E,  wagonmikor 
Mitclioll  t^  Cans  inti.'it  iinrket 
MITCHELL  CHAS    H,    propr    "Tin 

Daily  Uiudu,"  Main 
Mifcohull  \V  H,  hotel 
Moore  Kulix,  blacksmith 
Moruu  T  F,  bootmaker 
Moran  ThuH,  barber 

Mor.iteur  A,  groceries  (Boston   Itaviuc) 
Miirpby  (»eo,  painter,  res  Main 
Murphy  MrsM,  inilliucry,  fancy  goods 
Murphy  P  S,  liipiorj 
Nathan  C  k  Co,  dry  goods,  etc 
Ni'uii^  Win,  varieties 
NORMANDY  FRANK   E,  groceries. 

Mill 
Northcy  S  T,  variety  store,  7"J  Main 
Novit/.Uy  H,  cigars  and  cob.ieco 
Novit/ky  S,  clothiii.; 
Novit/.ky   iSani,  dry  goods  and  carpets 
O'Connor  Tim,  lii|Ui>rs 
ORCHARD  EDMOND,  H  I'lors,  ii,'ars, 

etc,  Novada  roail,   halt-way  b;^t  Grass 

Valley  and  Nevada  City 
Orr  .lami'S,  meat  market 
Othet   Thos,  uT'iceries,  h;iy,  grain,  Hour 

etc,  ')!{  and  •").'>  Mill 
I'almcr  J  W,  li(juor-i  and  billiards, 
I'arr  Mrs  L  i',  boarding  ho»si>.  Mill 
I'earce  &  Ciuldy,  m-iat  ni  irkct 
IVrkins  Kev  F  H,  Coii4ro.^atio.ial  pastor 
I'etors  ilame.x,  constable 
Peyser  W,  clotliingetc 
Pdliilase  .lohii,  grocer  and  butcher 
Pope  W  C,  ;nutioneer 
Powell  I{ev  \V  C,  Kjiisc  >p:il  pastor 
FRODQER  JOHN  H,  watchmaker  and 

jeweler,  Mill 
Piout  T,  meat  market  (Bo-iton  llavine) 
aUIRK  JAMES,  l.hoto-rapher,    liar 

ris'  budding,  Mill 
Pelley  .1  W,  dentiit 
REYNOLDS  WM,  city   marshal    and 

constable 
RIDOE   A  J,  atty   ut  law   aid  notary 

public,  7o  Muiu 
KiibertH  K  A,  student  at  law,  45  Main 
ROBERTS  £  W,  atty  at  law  ami  no- 
tary public,  45  Main 
Roberts  Joseph  L,  liquors 
Roberta  Richard,  groceries 


Ruck  Antone,  bikcry 

SANDERS  J,  clothinz,  furnishin;^  goods 
an<l  l).>r)tH  and  shobB,  'M  Mill 

SANKS  ISAAC  T,  bill  poster  and  col- 
lector 

Scadden  H,  groceries,  liquors  and  cigars 

Scobcl  John,  liquors 

Secba  Chas  F,  candy  factory,  chop  and 
oy.itor  house 

Shairer  Mrs  Mary,  restaur.int,  DO  Main 

Sheldon  VVm  JI,  iiistiiu  of   the  peace 

SHURTLEEF  W  T  &  CO.  gi..eerie». 
provisions  and  liquors,  wholesale  uud 
retail.  Mdl 

Silva  J  R,  barber 

.*>ilvc3tcr  H,  groceries.  74  Main 

Smith  C  W.  lodgings,  91  M..iu 

Snow  li  ],,  biiotmuker 

Sp'-idi'l  .roscpb,  meat  market 

SPENCER  WM  j£,  b  >ok<  and  stati-in- 
cry.  general  news  agt,  notary  ))ublic 
ami  lire  itis  agt,  opp  llolbrojke  llouso 

Stevens  (1  W,  b  lotmaktr 

STODDARD  W  S,  "Kent  N  C  N  G  R  R 

Mtokes  A  M,  liquor.^  SM  Main 

Sykes  J  I,  postm  labor 

Taylor  Conielius,  ntty  at  law 

Taylor  M  C,  foundry  and  machine  shop 

Temb'y  \  (^uii:k,  liquors 

"THE  DAILY  UNION,"  Chas  n  Mit- 
chell priq)r.  Main 

Thomas  Henry,  hutjl 

Tietjrn  A  I',  cigars  and  tohaccf> 

TOMPKINS  E  A,  ph^  siei.m,  Churolv 

Townstiud  C  C,  manager  for  S  M  Ui.nis,. 
varieti  is 

Uphoil"  H,  liqnors,  G'J  Main 

VAN  ORDEN  W  B,  groceries  anil  gen 
m  Ise,  4"J  Main 

V'imont  M,  wagonmakcr 

VINCENT  RICHARD,  moat  nurket, 
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Vogflimn  H,  boots  and  shoes 

AValoott  II  H,  wagonni  iker 

Watt  k  Co,  groceries,  16  Main 

Webster  L  R,  physician  , 

Webiter  Thos,  barber 

Weisbeinn  Bros  k  Co,  bankers 

WEST  £  R  livery  stable  and  feed 
st  'r>',  :i«,  40  and  44  Main 

WEST  W  F,  gunsmith  and  harness 
maker,  41  ^li.in 

W<dder  H,  c  djinet  maker 

WOOD  BEN,  merchant  tailor.  80  Main 

Woodbury  Isaac,  meat  market 

Woodtield  Henry,  bootmaker 


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ALrHABBTIOALLY. 


E-    E,    "TTT'EST, 


PROPRIETOR 


West's  Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stabies, 


40  and  44  MAIN  STREET,  GRASS  VALLEY,  NEVADA  CO. 


The  best  Turnouts  with  experienced  drivers,  if  desired,  furnished  at 
all  hours  at  reasonable  rates. 

Horses  boarded  by  the  day,  week  or  month.  Transfers  cf  baggage, 
persons  or  furniture  Juade  at  any  time. 


Grayson, 

STANISLAUS   COUNTY. 

reardslcy  Jno,  liquors 

Brown  T  C,  notary  public  and  justice  of 

peace 
Duukin  J  F,  tinner 
Drjer  Jno,  liquoi-s 
Finch  Geo,  coustublo 
Hiilo  J  J,  liquors 

Htd)bnrd  Rev  J  N,  rlerj,'ymcn   (PrcEb'n) 
McCann  VV  S,  constable 
McDoutdd  J  R,  gen  indso 
Reading  A  V,  bhtcksniith 
Van  Beuschuteu  J  W,  liutcl 


Greenwood, 

Ef,  DORADO  COUNTV. 

A  small  mining  town  on  the  Auburn 
and  (ieorietown  stage  r.iu<l,  13  miles 
fnmi  the  I'onner  place.     I'opulatiun  lUU. 


Green  Valley, 

EL    DOUADO   COUNTY. 

Carre  Jno,  gen  milse 
Jaeobson  Alex,  wineLTnw.T 

&0HLFINO  HINEY  F,  gen 

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Bast  Wm  T,  bhicksmith 
Skinner  Jos,  winegrower 
Smith  Etl  U,  gen  nids'i 
Uhlenkamp  Conrad,  carpenter 
Uhlenkamp  Martin,  carpenter 
Zentgraf  Jacob,  winegrower 


Brown  J  W,  minini;  and  carpcntar 

COEMWELL  W  A,  mining 

Dixtai  F  R  J,  not.iry  public 

Ht)iT(<co  ii,  blickMiiith 

Lee  Altx  T,  postniuster  and  gen  mdso 

MiUdbi.eh  &  Albrecbt,  brewiry 

Na^k'r  Clias,  gen  mdse  and  ^V  U  tel  opr 

Ricci  F,  gen  indso 

White  Ii,  slioemakcr 


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Gridley, 


BUTTE    COUNTV, 

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manufac'toiiis.  It  was  named  after  G. 
W.  CJridley,  Esq.  The  country  surround- 
iiyji  it  IS  rich  iigrieulturdiy. 

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AI.rilARRTICAM.V. 


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BUCXIET  CHAS  A,  livery,  feed  and 

sale  stable 
Burk  Wm,  wagonmaker 
Cole  Ben,  constable 
Crain  Mrs  Julia,  hotel 
DENNET  L  F,  windmill,  pumps  and 

well-lioiinat 
DXJSTIN  &  COLE,    carpenters,    con- 
tractors and  builders 
Eichler  Oscar,  painter 
ELLISON  At  liiirness  and  saddles 
FLEMING  T  R,  lumber  and  building 

material 
ORAT  B  D,  supervisor 
HARRIS  J  T.  physician 
LANQLEY  WM,  O  K  Saloon 
Maul  Philip,  bootmaker 
Neel  H  H,  gen  mdso 
NORMAN  GEO  H,  druggist,   dentist 

and  justice  of  peaco 
PORTER  &  BRO,  carpenters 
PRICE  J  M.  liquon",  cigars  and  oysters 
PRICE  J  N,  propr  I'rice's  Hotel   also 

saloon  adjoining 
Quimby  C  !S,  meat  market 
ROBBINS  W  S,  hairdresser 
Ikoduerd  &  Carus,  blacksmiths 
SCHORR  JACOB,  liquors,  beer,  cigars 

and  fanner 


Stiles  Edwin,  drayman 

Stone  L  C,  gen  mdse,  agent  W,  F  &  Co, 
CPRKandW  U  Tel  Co 

STORY  F  F,  furniture,  stationery  and 
undertaking 

TAYLOR  MRS  E,  rrop"etrcsj  Grid- 
lev  Hotel 

Wl^ARTON  H  C  &  BRO,  general 
int'iohandise 

WHARTON  J  E  P.  postmaster 

WILL  H,  blacksmith 

WILLIAMS  J  M,  Pony  Saloon 


WM.  LANGLEY, 

PROPRIETOR 

0.  K.  SALOON. 

GOOD    LIQUORS, 

Choice  Wme?,  Fine  Cigars 

GRIDLEY,  CAL. 


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California — Gridley-Half  Moon  Bay. 


ALniARKTICALLV. 


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MRS.  E.  TAYLOR,       ....       PROPRIETRESS. 

TABLE   SUPPLIED  WITH    THE   BiiST    IN    THE    MARKET. 


ROOMS  COMFORTABLB  AND  AIRY, 
Cridley,  California,  Near  Railroad  Depot. 


Grizzly   Flats, 

EL    DORADO   COUNTV, 

A  po8to(Rce  ill  a  miningdistrict  1(3 miles 
from  Placerville,  the  county  seat. 

Berry  .S,  hotel 
Bui  lard  J,  Biiloon 
Christian  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Grab:  m  A  J,  blacksmith 
Hanna  D.iviil,  uiiiie  owner 
Hoskiu  iS  P,  j;en  milse 
Lambanl  O  E,  mine  owner 
Lowery  Thos,  mine  owner 
McClellen  — .  boarding  bouse 
Morcy  K  K,  quartz  operator 
tSbippy  Jonathan,  bootmaker 
Stare  8aml,  carpenter 
Stule  \Vm,  constable 
Teade  J,  miner 
Whatt  C,  supt  Eclipse  Mine 
Wilson  D,  saloon 


Ouadaloupe, 

8ANTA  BARBARA  COUNTY, 

Is  nicely  situated  in  a  rich  agricultural 
region,  on  the  stage  road  lemling  from 
San  Luia  Obispo  to  Santa  Barbara,  70 
miles  from  the  latter  place.  Population 
100. 

Abernethy  Robert  Jr,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

Abernethy  Robt  Sr,  blacksmith 

Ayres  W  \V,  druggist 

Buckley  P  J,  l)oot»  and  shoes 

DUNBAR  JOHN,  stationery  and  toys, 
postmaster,  notary  public  and  justice 
of  the  iKjace 

Fenton  Wm  M,  hotel 

Montana  M  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

poodchild  C  W,  atfcy  at  law    ' 
uthrie  K  J,  liquor* 

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Hart  Thomas,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Hudson  J  W,  livery  stable 
Kaiser  L  M  &  Co,  gen  mdso 
Laughlin  H  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Lswty  D,  liquors 
Lucas  W  T,  physician 
Morse  Jame^,  contractor  and  undertaker 
Phillips  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Point  Sal  \Vharf  and  Lumber  Co.lumber 
Tagnini  Carrie,  hotel 
Taguiiii  &  Tomassiui,  brewery 
Triplett  W  C,  harnessmaker 


Guerneville, 

SONOMA    COUNTY, 

A  small  town  on  the  S.  F.  &  N.  P.  K.  R. 
20  miles  from  Santa  Rosa. 


BAGLEY  J  W.  postmaster 
Bell  &  Keaton,  market 
Coon  — ,  blacksmith 
Florence  M,  chair  factory 
B'olks  J  no,  hotel 
(iuerne  &  Ludwig,  sawmill 
JONES  J  E,  liquors,  Maiu 
Korbel  F  &  Hro,  sawmill 
Lunsford  R  H,  shingle  mill 
Marshall  J  as,  gen  mdso 
Miller  H  H,  barber 
Murphy  Bros,  sawmill 
Olsen  S,  imot  and  shoemaker 
Schloss  S,  gen  mdso 
Shoemaker  O.  liquors 
Taggart  Jno,  hotel 


Half  Moon  Bay, 

8AN    MATEO   COUNTY, 

Sometimes  called  Spanish  Town,  is  situ- 
ated un  the  bay  from  whence  it  derives 
its  name,  34  miles  from  San  Francisco, 
with  which  it  hat  connection  by  stage  to 


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California — Half  Moon  Bay. 


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pointed and  is  operated  over  an  excellent 
road,  by  the  spirited  pr  oprietor,  Mr. 
Taft.  Half  Moon  Bay  contains  about 
700  inhabitants,  and  lias  many  attrac- 
tions as  a  place  of  residence  and  resort. 
Chief  among  the  business  institutions  are 
Knnpp's  patent  side-hill  plow  fact  iry, 
and  Nelson  &  Lawis'  livery  Htable, which 
latter  is  completely  stocked. 

Alameda  Philip,  groceries 

Ames  J  ]',  liquors 

BIRDSALL  SAMUEL  T,  atty  at  law 

BOITANO  &  BROS,  gen  mdse,  liquors 

ci  ^ari)  and  provisions 
Campbell  IJobjrt,  market 

CEREGHINO  &    DEBENEBETTI, 

gen  nidse  and    branchof  I'escaiUro 

Cliirk  A  L  Miss,  milliner 

DAXIEL  ANTOXE,  hotel,  store  and 
saloon  (meals  L'octs,  beds  25cts) 

De  Wolfe,  physician 

Dunbar  J  K,  physician 

Freitas  Joaepli,  barber 

(iiircia  Salvador,  liquors 

GrilHth  W  H,  bootmaker 

Hatch  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Johnson  Tbos,  groceries 


KNAPP  R  I,  manufacturer  patent  side- 
hill  plows,  blacksmith  and  wugoumak- 
er,  and  justice  of  the  peace 

Knopf  Michael,  bakery 

LARKm  MICHAEL,  Half  '  loon  Bay 
i.lestaurant  and  lodgings,  wines  and 
•liquors 

LEVY  BROS,  gen  mdse  and  agent  W 
U  Tel  Co 

NELSON  &  LEWI3,  livery  stable 

PITCHER  H  S,  varieties  and  post- 
master 

Pringle  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
harnes3maker 

Quinlan    P  P,  liquors 

RICKMAN  W  F.  tinner 
Uosunblum  .Jacob,  gen  mdsa 
.Schubert  Edward,  brewery 
Schuyler  James,  hotel 
Sclmyler  \V,  market 
Simmons  A'l.m,  undertaker 
Souther  J  W,  freight  line 

THEILEN  HENRT,  hameasmaker 
and  saildler 

VALLADAO  FRED  C,  groceries 

Var^os  Jose,  groceries 

WALKER  CHARLES  G, 

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well  and  give  satisfaction  on  hill  or  valley.    » 

S.  I.  ENAFF,  Manufacturer  and'^rietor, 

HALF  MOON  BAY,  CAL. 

Plow,  complete  with  "Wheel ^24  00 

Extra  Shears 4  00 

Extras  can  always  be  had. 


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California — Half  Moon  Bay-Harrisburgh. 


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H.  S.  PITCHER, 

Dealer !'.-. 

STATIONERY,  CANDIES,  NUTS, 

Cigars.  Fishing  Tackle,  Etc. 

AGKNT  FOB 

Fast  Freights  and  Stage  Co. 

Post  Office  Building, 

Half  Moon  Bay,  Cal. 


Hanford, 

TULARE   COUNTY. 

A   small  pliice  on   the  S.  P.  R.   R. 
luilcd  from  Viealiii,  the  county  scat. 


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ABBOTT  RUFTJS,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tury  ifublic 

Axtell  E,  waconmakcr 

BABCOjCK  M  S,  atty  at  law  antl  no- 
tary public 

Baker  J  T,  drujtgiat, paints, oils  and  glass 

Benedict  John,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Bieale  If,  saloon 

BIAKELEY   F  A,  stoves  and  tinware 

Blo.«(S(T  l<  W,  blacksmith,  wa^onmidicr 

BRUNER  JrOHN,  harness  and  saddles 

Camp  Jas  M,  hotel  and  siihrnn 

D.ividson  J  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

DeWolf  G  S,  physician 

Dillon  Fred,  livery  stable 

L>oiiHgor  Benj,  ai-t  S  P  1{  P,  W,  F  &  Co, 
W  U  Tel  Co  and  ins  agt 

FB.EEUAN  H  H,  proprietor  Freeman 
House 

FREEMAN  HOUSE,  II  H  Freeman 
jiroprietor 

F'ULIER  JAMES,  blackwmitli  and 
Wiigonmaker 

rjeorge  P  S,  painter 

Hager  Mrs  M  S,  millinery,  dressmaking 
an<l  fancy  goods 

HANFORD  HOTEL,  T  F  Pegg  |>ropr 

Heinleii  A  F,  lumber 

HEINLEN  J  R>  moat  market,  ware- 
house iiud  ins  agt 

House  A  D,  constable  * 

Hoy  P  A,  carpenter 

Manning  K  A,  supt  M  S  D  Co 

Miithcus  J,  barber  ..      ,    , 

Melone  J  H,  gen  mdso 

Oppenheimer  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  agri- 
cultural implti 

PARKER  AW.  saloon 

PEOO  T   F.  propr  Hanford  Hotel 

PLUMMER  £  J,  postmaster  and  con- 
fectionery 


PLUMMER  MRS  E  J,  millinery  and 

dressniaking 
Beid  J  M.  propr  Like  Hotel  and  saloon 
SCIARONE  ANDREW,  aaloon 

SHARP  CHAS  &  CO,  hardware,  agri- 
cultural  implements,  sewing  machiiics, 
pianos  and  organs 
SIMONS,  JACOBS  &  CO,  gen  mdso 
SIMON  "K,  cigars,  tobacco  and    fruits 
SLIGHT  GEO,  carriage,  sign  and  house 

painter 
Stanton  R,  shoemaker 
Weismau  J,  boots  and  shoes 


Hansonyille, 

YUBA  COUNTY. 

Hanson  J  H,  horticulturist,  manufr  wine 

and  brandies 
Howell  \Vm,  hotel 
Houzc  Pauline,  architect 
JlutrChas,  sawmill 
Shattuck  T  F,  gen  mdso 
Sooy  '^,'has,  blacksmith 
Union  Manufacturing  Co 
Wetmore  J  M,  gen  mdse 

Happy  Camp, 

DEL  NOllTE  COUNTY, 

A  small  place  90  miles  north  of  Crescent 
City,  the  county  seat,  which  ii  on  an 
indentation  of  the  coast,  274  miles  from 
iSan  Francisco. 


Caddily  M,  hotel 
Camp  J  &  Co,  con  mdse 
Clvupinan  M,  blacksmith 
Deniiek  <ieo,  gen  mdso  and  hotol 
Detrich  I,  butcher 
Fvana  A  J,  gen  mdso 
Fritts  J  A,  lumber 
(rasquct  H,  gen  mdso 
(iortl'tn  C,  bootmaker 
I/«n  D,  contractor 
More  W  A  J,  lumber 
Nelson  John,  blacksmith 
Outley  'I'hos,  Ixiotmiker 
Reeve  C  'i\  gen  mdso 
Sliocmakcc  A,  contractor 
Von  Pa<j;e,  physician 

Harrisburgh. 

ALAMEDA  COUNTY, 

A  small  place  22  miles  southeast  ;.f  {i&n. 
Leamlro. 


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680 


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Nichold  H,  blacksmith 

Peacock  G  W,  hotel,  postoffioe,  W,  F  4 

Co  agt  and  gen  mdae 
Ride  Somera  &  Co,  hay  and  grain 


Havilah, 

KERN  COUNTY, 

la  three  hundred  and  twenty-ono  miles 
from  8an  Francisco.     The  aurrouiidin^' 
country  is  well  watered    and    woodud 
The   country  is  also   rich   in    miucral 
wealth. 


Cohn  E,  gen  mdse  and  notary  public 
FaningJohn,  news  agt 
Flor  H,  blacksmith 
Fried  Sol,  salooa 
Harrington  Mrs,  restaurant 
Hi'lnis  Max,  hotel 
Housur  U  D,  meat  market 
Houser  &  Hummer,  livery  stable 
Klinefelter  Wm,  bootmaker 
Miller  (Tiiatavc,  liquors 
Miller  John  P,  justice  of  the  peace 
Murphy  J  J,  gen  mdse 


J  CENTRAL  HOTEL,  C  Kunz  propr 

Collins  A,  druggist 

Cooper  J  G  Dr,  druggist  and  post- 
master 

Gulp  D,  butcher 

Czarnecki  F,  tailor 

Dale  Williiim,  tinsmith 

DALLAM  F  M,  propr  "Hay wards 
Journal " 

Duncan  —  pastor  Congregational 
Church 

Dunham  Murry,  photographer 

EQOERT  HENRY,  blacksmith  and 
wagoiimakiig 

Gcrstenbnrg  F,  physician 

GOODELLGEOA,  harness 

HAAS  B,  jewelry 

Hansjn  Lorentz  F,  bootmaker 

Hay  w.ird  Hotel,  Wm  Havward  propr 

"HAY WARDS  JOURNAL,"   F  M 

Dallam  pro[)r 
Jensen  Tj,  fi  piors 
JES3UP  F  C,  <ljntist 
KUNZ  C,  pr>.pr  Central  Hotel 
Lacona  Au;Tiist,  liquors 
Lander  Henry,  liquors 
LarriilMje  II  F  Mra,  dres=imaker 

LAVAL  LEE  SAMUEL,    caniago 

maker 


Net!'  B,  brewery 

Stretch  li  H,  propr  Warrington  M  &  M  Li7Jki;;&  Allen,  hnrdware 
Co  I  -  -     -    .  - 

Thurston    S     D,   propr  Delphi   Quartz 
Mill 


Van  liuskirk  — ,  bootmuknr 
Wilson  J  (J,  hotel 


Hayden  Hill, 

LASSEN    COUNTY. 
Preston  E  B,  justice  of  the  peace 


Haywards, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY, 

A  town  of  1,000  inhabitants,  on  the 
Central  Pacific  Railroad,  21  miles  from 
San  Francisco;  supportinl  ly  agricul- 
ture. 


AKERMAN   A  E,  carriage  and  aign 

painter 
ALLEN  W  W,  news  dealer 
Anspucher  Broa,  gen  mdse 
Austin  Jnmca,  hotel 
Austin  J  D.  justice  of  the  peace 
BENNETT  R  H,  warehousing 

BROWN  L  H,  gen  mdso  and  express 
Bulber  E,  tailor 
Carpenter  G  P,  bakery 


Mack  H  H,  tin  and  stoves 
MAY  ADAM,  butcher 
Miiyue  \V  T,  pastor  M  E  Church 
MilliT  M  .1,  millinery 
Mindd  .losjph,  barber 
Mullor  Henry,  bootmaker 
NiMSon  .1  K,  gen  nulaa  and  lodging  houso 
OAKES  A  G,  notary  public 
OAKES  HOTEL,  Tony  Oakes  propr 
Palmt  ig  L^'fipold,  propr  Layn'a  Brewery 
Paun  John,  li.|Uor.i 
I'ai)')  Christian,  liquors 
PEARCE  WM,  variety  store 
I'uff  Cli.18,  unilurtaker 
lianun  Hirnian,  bootmaker 
U.isinnsicn  Curl,  liquors  and  boardin^r 
Khoileliamel  W  H,  agt  San  Lorenzo  lla 
Pi  vers  J  L,  liqifors 
RUSSELL  J,  ins  agt  and  atty  at  law 
Sawyer  Bros,  furniture  dealers 
Sc(|ui'ira  J  .T,  bootmiker 
Smalli'v  1>S,  livery  stable 
SMITH  SIDNEY,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 
Sorunson  Hans,  liquors  and  boarding 
Strobel  &  Neudeck,  butchers 
Thomas  F  J,  blacksmith 
White  Mrs  M  J,  millinery  ■     ' 

Williams  Benj,  atty  at '  \w 
Winters  Chas,  harnessmaker 
Wolflf  Abraham,  gen  mdso 

ZAMBRISKY  PETER»   boots   and 
shoes  and  hata 


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Abl'IIABBTICALbY. 


CHRIS.  EUNZ,  Proprietor. 
IIAYWAlinS,        -  -        -        CALIFOIINIA, 

Boardemg  by  the  Pay,  Week  @r  Mi@nitti« 

Boarillnsr  ana  Iiolsins,  per  M'eek 93  OO  and  fliS  00 

Boardlnj;,  withont  Ii»dsintf,  per  Wrvk $t4  50 

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Healdsburg, 

SONOMA    COUNTY, 

Is  one  of  the  substantial  towns  of  Cali 
fornia,  lias  2,500  i.ihabitants,  a  theater, 
all  the  churches,  gas  works,  Wiiter  works, 
h()S2  company  ami  chemical  firj  engine; 
an  acackniy,  public  library,  litemry, 
secret  and  musical  s:)cietica.  It  is  an 
incorj)oratetl  city,  out  of  debt,  governed 
by  a  board  of  Hve  trustees.  The  fumoiis 
(ieyser,  ISkaggs'  and  Litton  hot  and 
miiicnd  springs  and  Magnolia  Farm  uw 
adj.'iCL-nt,  and  a  mo.st  wondei  fully  pro 
ductivc  farming,  wine,  stock  jind  wool- 
growing  region  surrounds.  The  rich 
bottoms  of  IJussian  river  and  its  tribu 
taries  extend  in  every  direction,  and  tiic 
main  track  of  the  S.  V.  &  N.  1'.  1{.  H. 
passes  close  by.  The  mountains  adja- 
cent .abound  iii  minerals,  and  the  Oak- 
land, (ireat  Eastern  and  Mount  Jaek.son 
Quicksilver  Mining  Com [janies,  in  active 
operation  with  powerful  maehinery  and 
hundreds  of  men,  make  Healdsburg 
tlieir  eiitrefiot.  There  rre  two  wcoKly 
newspapers,  tlie  "Mag"  and  **Ent^r- 
prijie,"  both  well  edited. 


Allen  O  S,  physician 

BAGOE  F  C  S,  associate  editor  "Rus 

sian  liiver  Fbig  " 
BAILHACHE  J  N.cashier  the  Bank  of 

ilcaldsburg 
Bank   of  Hcaldsburg,   J  N    Bailhache 

ciiBliicr 
Barnes   D  H,   president  Farmers'  and 

Mechanics'  Bank  of  Healdsburg 
Barlow  B,  liquors 
Biddle  E  W,  dentist 
Block  &  Colder,  winery 
Bloom  &,  Cohn,  gen  mdso 
Bloom  Jonas,  pres  The  Bank  of  Hcalds- 

burg 
BOSTWICK  H  W,  livtiy,  fee»l  and 

sale  stable 


Carter  Chas  1),  agt  S  F  &  N  P 11  R 
Chantih-r  II  L,  propr  Oak  Lawn  House 
CLACK  JOHN   W,   propr    Sotoyomo 

ilotel 
Cuminings  Wm,  livery  stable 
Delano  &  Mead,  butcliers 
Doxter  8tiible,  VV  Brice  propr 

De  WIEDE&HOLD  A  £  S,  propr 

fciotoyouie  \\  iairy  and  Distilloiy 

Douglity  A  ]{,  a.dcllery  and  harness 

Ely  E,  pliysiciun 

Emerson  J  P,  j  ustice  of  peace  and  atty  at 
law 

Ent.rprije  Hotel,  Mrs  Minnia  Starck 
propr^s 

Fanning  Miss  Carrie,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Farnurs  &  Mechanics' Bank  of  Hcahh- 
buiy,  1)  H  Burnes  pres,  li  H  Warheld 
caslii.r 

Fenno  James  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Ferguson  H  0»  grocer 

Forsman  James,  physician 

Foroter  Annie  Mr.-*,  inilliiiery 

Fried  Henry,  liquors 

(iladden  \V  N,  Houring  milb 

(johhtiin  Jl,  dry  goods,  etc 

Oond«yu  T  W,  gunsmith 

(j  rangers'  Business  Association,  gen 
mdao,  wool  and  grain,  A  B  NuUy  pris, 
\V  S  Gladden  8^cy,G  W  iStedmau  man- 
ager 

Griest  &  Young,  furniture  and  under- 
takers 

Gum  &  Z;me,  liquors 

Gunn  J  M,  grocer 

GBATE£  J  F,  propr    Union   Hotel, 

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Hull  S  J,  saddlery  and  harness 

"HEALDSBUKQ    ENTERPRISE," 

Mul.rew  Bros  propra,  riouth 

Healdsburg  Flouring  Mills,  W  N  Glad- 
den propr 

HemkrJ,  bootmaker 

Hofgaord  Charles,  buckskin  manufr  and 
fur  tanner 

Hudson  &  lieynolds,  real  estate  and  ins 


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California — Healdah  urg. 


591 


AI.niARRTICAI.Lr. 


Jacobs  M  &  A,  tailors 

Jenkins  Belle  Miss,  milliner   '•''   - 

Jenkins  M  J  Mrs,  dressmaker 

JONES  C  ED,  painter  aud  bill  poster, 
8otoyome  House 

JORDAN  LESLIE  A,  editor  and  propr 
"liussian  Kiver  Flag,"  cor  Powell  aud 
Center  _ ,      ,^, 

Krueger  &  Huebner,  dentists 

Lannan  &  Dcmpsy,  grocers 

Lemoine  E,  blacksmith 

Love  Bros,  gen  mdse,  agts  \V,  F  &  Co  and 
WUTelCo 

Lucdkc  Julius,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Martz  Mrs  Belle,  millinery 

Mason  &  Smith,  grocers 

May  G  W,  photographer 

Maguire  Mr&  Jno  B,  dressmaker 

McCormick  Mrs  S  A,  dressmaker 

McDonald  M  C,  clerk  VV  P  White 

Metzger  Bros,  stoves,  tin  and  sheet  iron 

MEYERS  F  I,  carriage  and  wagon- 
miiker,  horseshoing,  blacksmith  and 
repairing 

M^yer  8aml,  gen  mdse 

Miller  &  Curtiss,  butchers 

Moreland  W  W,  atty  at  law 

Muller  Citrl,  propr  Healdsbur^  Briwery 

MULGREW  BROS,  proprs  "Healds- 
burg  EnttTprisu" 

Nally  A  B,  pres  (J  rangers'  Business  Asso- 
ciation 

Naugli  E  K,  atty  at  law 

Norton  L  A,  atty  at  law 

Nottingham  John,  junk 

Owen  W  D,  tailor 

Pliilips  &  Favour,  planing  mills 

Price  Andrew,  pliototrrapher 

PROCTOR  CHARLES  E,  drayman 
W,  F  &  Co 

PRUETT  EDWARD,  liquors.  West 

Kaalie  M,  stoves  and  tinware 

Riley  &  Fox,  drugs 

Bosenl)erg  W,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Uose  J  W,  atty  at  law 


RuflFner  W,  gen  mdse 

"RUSSIAN  RIVER  FLAG."  Loslio 

A  Jordan  editor  and  propr,  F  (J  8 
Bagge  associate  editor,  Powell  and 
Centre 

Ryan  Patrick,  boots  and  shoes 

Sargent  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Hchnelle  William,  furniture 

Schwart  F  J,  bootmaker 

Seawell  Bros,  butcher 

SOTOYOME  HOTEL,  John  W  Clack 
propr.  West 

Soules  S,  flour  and  feed 

Starck  Mrj  Minnie,  propr  Enterprise 
Hotel 

Stedman  G  W,  manager  Grangers  Busi- 
ness Association 

Sterling  P  W,  marble  works 

.Stussy  David,  barber 

Smith  W  M,  fanner 

SOTOYOME  WINERY  AND  DIS- 
TILLERY, A  E  S  de  Weiderhold. 
propr 

Swan  W  G.  atty  at  law 

Swisher  J  R,  physician 

THE  BANK   OF   HEALDSBURG, 

Jonas  Bloom  president,  J  N  B^ilhache 

cashier,  Powell  and  West 
Tucker  J  S,  variety 
Turner  G  J,  bakery 
UNION   HOTEL,    J   F  Grater  propr. 

West 
Vaughn  E  K,  atty  at  law 
Vc'io  A  T,  l>akery 
Walker  E  S,  livery  stable 
Ward  N,  luml)er  dealer 
Wartteld   II  H,    cashier     Farmers   and 

Mechanics  Bank  of  HealJsburg 
Waterman  George,  barber 
Wieberts  &  Prince,  grocers 
White  W  P,  gen  mdse 
Winter  DanijI,  bootmaker 

WRIGHT  &  BROWN,  drugs,  books 

and  stationery,  West 
York  Bros,  blacksmiths 


JOHN  F.  CRATER,       ....    PROPRIETOR. 


CONDUCTED  ON  THE  EUROPEAN  AND  AMEBZCAN  PLAN. 

First-Class  in  every  respect.     A  three-story  brick,  fire-proof  building.    All  modem 
improvements,  and  best  Family  Hotel  iu  Sonoma  County. 


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California — Healdsburg. 


Al.rllARimOAM.T. 


ESTABLISHED   1868. 


RUSSIAN  RIVER  FLAG 

LESLIE  A.  JQBDAN,  Editor  and  Proprietor,       ^ 


HEALDSBURG,  SONOMA  CO., 


CALIFORNIA. 


OLDEST  PAPER! 

LARGEST  CIRCULATION! 

LEADING  PAPER! 


In  Polities-Republican. 


Subscription.     -    Three  Pnllars  per  Annum. 

ADVERTISING  RATES  .REASONABLE. 


SEirO  FOB  SFECIMEU  COPY  AND  BATB3. 


For  Descriptive  Sketch   of  llealtlsb  .-ig   and   Northern    Sonoma,    see 
"Healdabiug  "  in  this  Directory. 


£^^^  By  roforenco  to  the  columns  of  the  Flag  the  character  of  its 
matter  and  amount  and  style  of  its  advertising  patronage  will  be  seen 
to  be  iirst-class,  equalled  by  no  competitor,  and  excelled  by  few  coun- 
try journals  in  the  State. 


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California — Henry'8-Hollit>ter. 

A\.f«Animo\u.r. 


Henry's 

eONOMA    OOUNTT. 
(Fostoffije,  Soaomii  Cove.) 
Hin'laoii  Fran'c,  blaokamifch 
Heurj  •lamoa,' hotel' 
MORGAN  W  0,  postmasfcer,  gen  mJje 

and  jewelry 
Petera  Davii,,  blackamitb 


Hicksville, 

BACKAMENl'O  COUNTY. 

Horbcrt  L,  hotel  and  livery 
Jettersan  W  H,  blackainith 
Payue  John,  blacksmith 
Keemi  Itcv,  M  E  Church 
Swain  J  H,  liquors 
Packett  J  M,  wagonmaker 


HilVs  Ferry, 

STANISLAUS   COUNT V, 

Is  a  p1ac3  of  200  people,  situated  on  the 

San  Joajuin  river, 

district. 


ta  an  ajricultura. 


Barnes  A  L,  liiiiora 

OAMBIINO  J  C,  postmaster 

(tardner  P  F,  liiuorj 

Harris  C  P,  lumber  and  notary  public 

Horn  £,  shoemaker 

Uubiier  C  G,  livery  stable 

Kahn  Bix>!<,  gen  milso 

Jklanniii'^  Pat,  liquors 

Miller  C  F,  physician 

Newman  Simon,  gen  mdso 

Petersen  &  Ahrena,  hatul 

llccht  Jacob,  hotel 

Kup  L,  hotel 

Vance  A  W,  physician 


HoUister, 

8AN    BENITO  COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat  and  principal  city  of 
San  BenilN)  c>>unty,  is  pleasantly  located 
nc»rly  in  the  center  of  the  San  Benito 
valley.  The  town  is  connected  with  San 
Francisco  by  a  branch  of  the  S.  P.  K.  It 
and  ij  the  chief  shipping  point  in  the 
county.  It  has  an  extensive  flouring 
mill,  a  splendid  system  of  water  works, 
and  three  newspapers,  also  contains  an 
Odd  Fellows'  Loil^e,  with  one  hundred 
members.  The  town  has  2,500  inhabi- 
tants and  polls  GOO  votes 

AlexandiBrJalius,  barber  shop 
AHOOtJSTU&ES  ]DCBAEL,batcher, 

San  Buuito 


Baldwin  dt  Griffith,  gen  mdse 

BANK  Of  HOLLISTER,  JS  Hawkias 

prdsiieut,  J  T    Bowea    oaahior,  8an 

Bdnito 
BABDUEWV,  surgeon  and  dentiafe, 

San  Bjuit* 
BAYLE  D,  French  Hotel,  Fourth 
Bull  \V  A,  photoj^apher 
BXiAOK  j  JC,  furniture  and  undertaker, 

San  Benito 
BROWN  J  S,    hay,  grain,    wood  and 

coal,  Fourth  and  U,  It 
Bohland  Guatavc,  merchant  tailor 
B3TD  AF,  lumber,  doors,  sash,  build- 
ing material,  etc,  San  Bjnitu 
Boyer  J  H,  druggist 
Bruiisun  L>,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Bruslauer  B,  groceries 
BRiaOS  &  HAWKINS,  attysatlaw, 

ban  Benito 
Brittherton  K  11,  attyat  law  and  notary 

public  

B\jCHANAN  WILLIAM,  Western 
li»tul,  European  plan.  Fifth  and  East 
near  depot 

Burnette  J  J,  carrixgoand  wagon  minufr 
and  gen  blacksniitn 

Caldiira  FS,  saloon 

CARLTON  ft    HARRIS9N,  propra 

"Hollidter  Telegraph, "  dan  Boiiito 

CAMPBELL  E     H.   Central  Market, 

iSan  Benito 
CENTRAL  HOUSE,  Reuben  Edwards 

propr.  Fifth 
Coleman  R,  boots  and  shoes 
Coleman  M|s   R,    millinery  and  fancy 

gO(Nls 

Coulan  Thomas,  saloon 

Courtney  William,  groceries,  crockery, 
cijars  and  tobacco 

Crepin  H,  i>hy8ici.in  and  surgeon 

CREVLING  D  H>  cabinetmaker. 
Fourth 

Cunning  F  A,  fruit,  produce,  groGcri(>s 

Degener  William,  paints,  oils,  wall  pa- 
per, etc 

Eastman  &  McClure,  saloon 

Eaton  Alex,  blackamicli,  horseshocr 

Eaton  U  A,  dentist 

Eaton  Ed,  druggist 

Eaton  Mrs  M  G,  millinery 

EDWARDS  R,  propr  Central  House 

Fairchild  E  W,  groceries,  fruits,  cigurs 
and  tobacco 

Parish  ft  Chappell,  gen  mdre 

Frazier  Joseph,  bourd  »nd  lodging 

(jrluckman  David,  bootmAor 

GoldKsh  J,  gen  mdse 

Graves  G  H,  groceries,  wines,  liquors, 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Graves  Mrs  8,  dressmaking  and  millinery 

GXJRT  J  F,  stoves,  ranges,  tinware, 
plumbing  and  gasfitting,  San  Benito 


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tailor,  McM.'>hon  House,  t'ourtli 
Hamilton  J  (>,  harneswnaker  and  Ratldlei 
Hanfl  Alfred,  saloon 
Hitnia  M,  gen  mdse 
Harmon  A  St  Co,  feed  stable 
Hodges  J  I,  livery  stable 

"HOLLISTER  ENTERPRISE.' 

.'o'ln    llkcUonij;Ie   jropr.    Fifth 
Kaat 

HOLLISTER  FIOTJRINQ  MILLS 

Muikelfoidft  Hinds  propis 

"H0LU8TER  TELEORAFH."  Carl 

tiin  ft  Harrison  proprs,  8un  lieiiito 

HOLLOWAT  &  SON,  wagon  and  plov 

mitkem  and    gen    bluckbmiths,    Sui 

Benito 
Howtird  L  K,  physician 
Johnson  G    G,  real  estnte  and  ins  agt. 

collector,    conveyancer,    searcher    o. 

recirds,  notary  (luhlic 
JOHNSON    JAMES,    carpenter,    Sar 

liuiiito 
Ki  ly  Mrs  A,  Workingmen's  Hotel 
Klucker  (icorge,  barber  shop 

LARABEE    WILLIAM.     Kailroad 

Hotel,  Fourth 
LATHROP  C  0.  (snccessor  to  Snyder 

&,    Lathrop),    hardware,    iron,   steel, 

I  mmnnition,    p>.ints,   oils  and  glass, 

Sua  Ik-uito 
Latture  &  McCoy,  livery  stable 
Lee  W  G,  court  conimi^siouer,  atty,  and 

justice  of  peace 
I.urascbi  Frank,  bootmaker 
Marchetti  .loseph,  hotel 
May  J  J,  atty  at  law  > 

McCarthy  W  T,   common  center 

Saloon,  San  Benito 
McCrosky  John,  produce 
McCros'tpy  B  B,  atty,  justice  of  peace 
MoOONIGLE  JOHN,  propr  "HuUistet 

Enterprise,"  Fifthaml  Last 
McMAHON     HOUSEi     Rector  Bros 

proprs 
McMahon  Thos,  gen  mdse 
Mcars  Jumes,  books  stationery  and  va- 

riiities 
Montrfcimery  O  B,  auctioneer 
Meal  H,  physician 
Nottiiig  J  .1,  barber 
NYE  JACOB,  watches,  jewelry,  musi 

cal  instruments  and  sewing  uiachiues, 

San  Benito 
O'Donnell  Thos,  hotel 
Owens  J  A,  justice  of  pence 
PALMTAG      WnJlAM.    wholesale 
and  retail  liquors,  cor   Fifth  and  Sau 
Benito 
Peck  0  D,  meat  market 
Pier  H,  tailor 
.  Poole  J  K,  saloon 
Rankin  B,  physician 


RECTOR    BROS,     proprs   MoMahon 

Hnuiie,  Holliatcr 
Risdon  F  T  ft  Co,  groceries  and  crockery 
Kochat  Frank,  i^uusmith 
RjMenlierg  Bros,  gen  mdse 
'UiiAs  Jamtv,  hotel 
"SAN   BENITO  ADVANCE,"  Rob 

hhuw  projir,  Sun  Benito 
1  ndl  Schcrer  Louis,  upholsterer  and  carriage 
trimmer 

SCHADEK   ALBERT,  baibj.-,   San 

Bonito 

>^chultz  Herman,  bakery 

Shac'ielford  .1  F,  bootmaker 

Shnkclford  ft  Hinds,  Hollister  Flouring 
Mills 

SHAW  J  B,  merchant  tailor.  Sun 
Benito 

SHAW  ROB,  propr  "San  Benito  Ad- 
vance," San  Benit> 

Sherman  1  S,  wagoumaker  and  black- 
smith 

SMITH  A  L,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  ft 
Co's  Express  and  W  U  Tel  Co,  ins  agt 
and  ngeat  New  Idra  Stage  Line,  San 
Benito 

Smith  Carmen,  restiiurant 

Sniblcy  Heury,  stoves  and  tinware 

Talleyr  ind  T  A,  c  mnty  surveyor 

THORNTON  L,  saddler  and  hamesa- 
makur,  Fifth 

Townsend  J  H.  butcher 

VARCOE  HENRY,  Hollister  Brewery 
and  s  loiui,  ^tun  Benito 

Vnchc  Theophile,  liquors 

VValber,'  1.  K,  blac'ismith 

Webber  W  J,  carpenter 

Wells  S  A,  dressmaker 

Wells  S  T,  wagoamaker  and  bla>>ksmith 

Werz  Anton,  boots  and  shoes 

YOST  THOMAS,  books,  stawionery 
and  postmaster 


Homestead, 

PAN    DIEGO   COUNTY. 
SHECKLER  B  R,  postmaster 


Hookton, 

HUMBOLDT   COUNTY, 


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Holt  J  W,  warehouse  and  commission 


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BAIR  TH03,  Sfin  mdse,  hotel,  post 
miutcT,  commidiioii  morchttut  and  far 
warder 

Bnyco  W  J,  cirpontor  and  o'>ntrnctor 

HOOPA  VALLET  HOTEL,  Thomu 
B..ir  propr 

MotiuirdJua,  blnoksmitb 

I'ricj  (J  K,  pttysioi^n  ' 

Riigan  J,  birbar 

Sh  ineasuy  J,  tailor 

Titlovv  M,  millwright 

Walker  Kobt,  blucksmith 


Hopeton, 


MERCED  OOUNTr, 
la  six  miles  from  8n6llin^. 


GRADE  WM  A.  ^o'l  mdso  and  post- 
Hitlstj.id  k  Simi,  bJHckiimiths 
Hannah  i^e  >  W,  hot^l 
Wikhum  M  D  L,  wagonmakor 


Hornitos, 

MARIPOSA  COUNTV, 

Is  a  small  place  22  miles  from  Merced. 
Population  400. 

Adams  Wm,  blacksmith  and  notary 

Arthur  K<ibt,  blacksmith 

Btrcroft  R  \V.  lifjuors 

Campodonico  A,  g«n  mdso 

Ciirr  S  W,  justice  of  peace 

Cavagnuro  Carlo,  geu  mdss 

fJagli  irdo  &  Co,  gen  mdso 

Kocher  Mr^i  A,  dry  goods 

Mesamiin  Henry,  brewery 

McKhoy  Alex,  justicoof  peace 

Merck  Chas,  liquors  and  bakery 

Ulcese  Andrew,    gen  radio,   poatmaster 

andagt  \V,  F&Co, 
Reeb.(teo,  uiuut  market 
Sem:irile  (J  B,  gen  mdso 
Trescott  K  H,  physician 
Turner  Oco,  wagorimuker 
Turner  W  T,  livery  and  constublo 
Webber  &  Kodgers,  gen  mdse 
Webber  k  iSayrcs,  bootmakers 


Howland  Flat> 

SIERRA  OOUNTV. 
(See  TuLle  Bock.) 


Howards, 


Berkc  L  D,  butcher 
Doty  W  L,  hotel 
McCaughey  J,  gen  mdm 
Pau.'L,  li'iuors 
Taylor  W  F,  livery  8t.able 
Wooley  J  A,  physician 


Haeneme, 


VENTURA   COUNTV. 
Oi  the  southjrn  cjast,  M18  uilca  from 
Sau  Francisco. 


Bardy  T  R  &  Co,  Wharf  &  F.ighter  Co 

Uiiirk  L  C,  harness  and  saddles 

Ham  Jame'i,  liquors 

Korts  B  11,  liqtiori 

LI\aNaSTON  R  0,  gon   mdjo    and 

postuiastor 
McCoy  C  U,  butcher 
MoCy  D  D,  hotel 
Uasmus'ten  Joh,  c  ibinet  maker 
Salisbury  &  Burd,  lunibjr 
Stovell  A  B,  notary  pub.io 
War.lH  W,  blaoksmith 
Wolif  &  Levy,  geu  mdsa 


Hunsaker, 

TULAKE   COUNTV. 
Hnnva'cer  Henry,  trader 
SHUEY  S  D,  postmaster 
atophjasuu  — ,  phytiiuian 


Hydesville, 

IIU.MBOI.DT    COUNTV. 
SQ]|th  of  Eureka  25  miles,  on  the  CIo- 
verdoie  an<t  Kuroka  sta^o  rouJ.    Popula- 
tiua  ubuut  50J. 

BECK  WITH  L  C,    stock    raiser    and 

wool  grower 
BRUSH  D  A.  wagonm^ker     '  '  * 
C  mptm  Jutlersiin,  hurncsi  maker 
OOYLE  J    A,  stoves,    tiuware,    hard- 
ware, etc 
Eby  Bros,  »lru'^  and  fancy  goods 
FARRAR  M  Ci  physician  and  surgeon 
GIBSON  JX&  00.  gen  m  Ise 
GILLIGAIF  L  stock  raiser 
GRAHAM  &  TOOBY,  Blocksburg  and 

Hooktou  freight  line 
Cir  y  Geo  H,  muut  wiarket 
Htnien  H  J,  blacksmith  / 

H'  >well  T  W,  wat jhm;ikor  '     . 

Newman  Jos,  feed  stable 
Porter  Robt,  gen  mdse,  agt  W,  P'4  Co, 

W  U  Tel  Co  and  notary  public 
SMITH   E  0,  p^'stmastur,   bootmaker 

and  varieties 
SWEASEY  T  W,  liverv  stable 
WEBSTER  WM  I,  justice  of  peace, 
hotel  and  saloon 


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Iffo, 


SHASTA  COUNTT, 

l3  T>ino  miles  southwest  of  Shnsfx  ami 
has  apoHtotfiuQ  rjcmitly  est^bluhoJ. 

nnnham  Hnys,  hotol 
Duiih.'ini  &  Loiter,  g  ni  mdio 
Knglu  O  coustiiblu 
En^Iu  W  S,  phyHii'ian 
Harvey  !(  '..'.  c;i:pt  O  C  T  &  F  Co 
lIoMc  .V  1',  HUpt  oi  Hchno'a 


Kin^shury  C  N,  jiisiico  oi  poaco 
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Will.'.nl  Uoo  k,  gfii  iiwUj 

Imusdale, 

MONTKRKV     COl.NTV. 

Austin  .1  (',  saw  m»l  griat  mill 
Filler  N  W,  physiciiiTi 
Fonl  J  \V,  jiistiuc  of  poaco 
fiouM  (!  s,  gcti  m(No 
Hunt  K  II,  atty  at  law 
Tins  Alfred,  s;iwinill 
M<!<.'o'i>icll  Oibsoii,  e.'irpentor 
RUSSELL  0  Q,  postmuHtcr 


Uinl  Jno  \V  P,  (list  atty 

Lank  -Ino  A,  county  oorunor 

Jjovy  H,  ri«tHurint 

Muirs  O  I,  livery  stable      ' 

May  Tho4,  county  asa  'ssor 

Meysur  L'has,  c  uiity  siiptirviaor 

Moit'at  S  1',  ntty  at  law 

M'loro  Wm  L,  shorilT 

Fitrkor  Abraham,  blacksmith 

ISeilily  V,  atty  at  law 

Koti*  hilil  J  >S  &  Co,  gen  mdso  ' 

iSowlcy  J  H,  postm  tstiT 

Schallen  J  oh,  justlicu  of  pcaco 

Suhuiidt  Christian.  'Irii'^gisb 

Socloy  Jos,  county  surveyor 

Smith  J  W,  shoriif 

Hnelling  It  H,  dist  atty 

Stccker  A,  carpenter 

Syinea  J  NV,  county  sunt  of  schools 

Thomaon  V  (},  propr  lilani-y  lluusu 

Woud  L,  gon  uuUe 


Independence, 

INYO   cor NT Y, 

Ii  a  very  pretty  little  county  sent  and  u 
Hitiiiited  ill  a  piuturcs'iuu  and  rich  ai/ri 
cnltiirid  rejiion.  It  is  rcHhe<l  ?*♦•  th" 
Vir.itii I  and  Truckuc  I'ldlrotd  and  con- 
necting stage  linis.  It  lias  a  weekly 
ncw8!ijiper,  the  "Iadei)cndunt,"  uud  a 
|H)pulatioii  of  400. 

Bonnett  9l  MofTitf,  attya  at  law        .    * 

Hifknell  F  T,  phyHici.ui 

Blair  .1  D,  driiggiit 

Bri;.'g8  \l  M,atty  at  law  and  rcg  U  S  land 

oflico 
Urodt'v  Jno,  meat  market 
Chalfiiit  k  Parker,   pubj  "Inyo  Inde- 

1>endeMt" 
Childs  H  Fi.  deputy  U  S  i  it  nv  cid 
Conklin  A  I>,  n 't>ry  pnlilic 
CROUGH  JOHN,  county  dork,  auditor 

and  reconler 
Eibeshutz  A  W.  notary  public 
Fembaeh  Jos,,  brewery 
Fromn  L,  restaurant 
Hannah  Jno  A,  sujicrior  judgo 
Hanly  O  H.  county  treasurer 
Harris  k  Khine,  gen  mJse,  bankers,  ex 

press  and  ins  agency 
Hughes  J  K,  notary  publio 
Irwin  Jno  C,  liquors 


lone, 

AMADOa    COUNTY, 

Is  one  of  the  most  pleasantly  situated  of 
theinteri'T  towns  f<f  Califorui,  nnd  ia 
loc.ite<l  in  the  foothills  of  the  Sii>rr.v  No- 
^ailas.  It  ia  the  terniiniis  of  the  Atn^xlor 
br  nch  of  the  C.  I'.  R.  K.  and  ia  the 
fri'i.'ht  dcpi>t  fur  supplies  to  Jackaon, 
Sntter  Cn-ek,  Amndor  City,  P'ymonth, 
N'ole.ui",  Dry  town  and  nil  otlicr  j)li  cesof 
imptrtaucj  in  Amador  and  iidjacont 
ennnti  fs.  The  Forest  Lino  of  stages, 
Wni.  Hamilton,  iiroprietor.and  J.  Rugs- 
dale,  ntrent,  run  hnely  e  |uip|><'d  e  laclies 
fnnn  lon'i  t<»  Jackaon  ami  Mokelnmno 
Hill  and  aldn  to  Sutter  Crv-e'c,  Amador 
City,  Drytown  and  riymouth  over  good 
r>  da  and  throu;/h  ]>ietnrc8  |ue  soeiery. 
The  po|mlatii)n  \i  about  800;  ilistauco 
from  Sacninento  51  uiihis;  from  San 
Francisco  151  miles.  ' 

Adami  A  L,  physiiiau 

"AMADOR  TJMES,"  J  C  Waldrou  edi- 
t  tr  aii<l  propr 

ARCADE  HOTEL,  Jas  McCauley  pro- 
prietor 

Ragley  Jas,  bootmaker 

Baaa  Robert,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
m  .ker 

Browning  Jno,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

BruHi'j  1 1,  physician  and  druggist 

Co,dii'l  A  J,  griat  mill  •    ' 

(^oom->s  W  S,  constable 

CSORNEAL  A,  Hqnors  and  billiarc 

Cnmmines  Jas,  grist  mill 

Farrow  K,  physician  and  surgeon 

Ferrier  J  P,  liquors 


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Ford  &  Gray,  dmgs,  varieties,  watch- 
maker and  jeweler 

Fux  Wm  H,  stoves  and  tinware 

French  F  M,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Hall  FC.aBtCPRR 

HAMILTON  WM,  propr  Forest  Line 
of  Sjtage  j 

Isaac  B  &  Bros,  gen  mdae,  wholesale 
flour  and  trrai  i 

Kennedy  Phil,  liqunra 

Kingsley  Mrs  M  R,  hotel 

MABCflANT  &  STEWAET,  butch- 
ers         

McCAULEY  JAS.  propr  Arcade  Hotel 

McMurry  J  W,  postmu»t'<r 

Newman  G  h,  Bro,  geu  muse 

Rabb  Co'irad,  brewery 

RAOSDALE  J,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 
and  agent  Forest  Line  of  St.iges 

Rav\lin^a  M  V  B,  liquors 

•Scheidtimana  Jno,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Seguin  F,  b.irber 

Swift  C  B,  justice  of  the  peace 

SMITH  FEEOEBICK  P,  Pr.pr  Union 
H..tcl 

SOLLARS  G  W,  propr  Gem  Saloon 

Stewart  Dinijl,  ^en  nidsj  and  iis  agt 

SURFACE  J  W,  not^try  public 

SURFACE  J  W  &  J  P,  livery  stable 

UNION  HOTEL,  Frederick  P  Smith 
propr 

Whitlatch  Mrs  S  L,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Williaina  C  F,  harness  and  saddlery 

Wotilery  H  J,  liquors 

Woolscy  Geo,  ^ei  mdao,  agont  L  L  &  G 
Ins  Co,  W,  F  &  Co  and  lumber 


Arcade  Hotel, 

lone  City.  Amador  Co.,  -  California, 

JAS.  McCAULEY,  Proprietor. 

BOARD   AND   LODGING, 

Prom  •l.'!»0  to  9.7.09  per  day. 


Iowa  City, 

PLACEll  COUNXy. 

Adge  F  I,  painter 

AUa  Mining  Co  . 

Brown  .1  F,  ^en  mdse 

Bur  ihum  L  r,  carpenter 

Canlor  J  B,  agt  \V  U  Tel  Co  and  liquors 

Chinn  J  W,  pjstmister 

Clayton  VV  K,  pa.iiter 

Cook  J  M,  cnruenter 

Cunningham  h,  attorney 

Dmlley  C  C,  attorney 


Eiazler  John,  meat  market 

Fitzer  S  C,  carpenter 

Goodwin  W  A,  watchmaker 

Hawkins  Geo,  geu  mdsj 

Hursley  J  D,  constable 

Iowa  Hill  Canal  Co 

Hyman  S,  dry  goods  ' 

Iowa  Hdl  Water  Works 

Iserman  Mrs  H,  hotol 

Joned  Geo,  hotel 

Joneg  O,  hotel 

Kleiu  C,  liquors 

Kotter  L,  liquors 

Lafever  A,  blacksmith 

Lcbanan  Minin;^  Co 

Macy  C  F,  druggist  and  postmaster 

McClary  A  C,  uen  mdse 

Morning  8t  ir  Min  Co 

Myers  W  H,  bkM>ts  and  shoes 

My  rick  J  \V,  propr  Water  Works 

New  York  &  Placer  Co 

Orion  Mining  Co,  W   W  Andersoa  supt 

Ossiij  J,  nijut  m  irket 

Fitrker  John,  blacksmith 

I'lirker  S  K,  gen  mdse 

PeiiMi»ylvani.i  Mining  Co 

Peterson  O  H.  physician 

Pioneer  Mining  Ci> 

Reconitructi  HI  Mining  Co 

RetKl  &  Spancer,  livery 

San  Fr  inci^co  (i  M  Co 

Schmitt  John,  Itrewery  and  liquors 

Silva  A,  liquors  and  livery 

Smiloy  John,  gen  mdse 

Spjiicer  E(J,  lumberman 

Spencer  O  J,  lumlK>rm.m 

Sprague  S  M,  moat  market 

Stone  A  J,  gen  mdsn 

Stone  J,  ))ootmaker 

St-me  P,  justice  of  the  peaca 

Wile  >x  C  H,  carpenter 

Wolverine  Mining  Co 

Youuj' J,  hotel 


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Isleton, 

SACKAMENTO     COUNTY", 

A  postofHce   on  Andrus  Inland,  Sacra- 
meuto  river,  40  miles  Itelow  Sacramento. 


Ames  H  M,  Cal  sn^ar  manufr 

Armstr.>ng  H,  butcher 

Annitr  mt;  H  C,  livery  and  constable 

Brown  B  B,  li  [uors 

California  Sugar  Manufr  Co,  H  li.  Ames 
pr  'pr 

Ci.rter  J  J,  li]uora 

Cr  mer  8,  gen  mds? 

GARDINER  P  H.  gen  mlso  and  agt 
W,  F  ft  Co 

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California — Ideton-Jackson. 

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JOHNSON   W  H,   proprietor   Isleton 

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Pool  Jnsinh,  postmaster         -  - 

Vance  H,  blacksmith 


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COLU8A    COUNTY. 

Aamn^nn  W,  gen  mdse,  postmaster  and 

agt  W,  F  ft  Co;  notary  public 
Gallaml,  Aaronson  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Olenn  Dr  H  J,  rancher  (50,000  acres) 
King  F,  hotel 
Klockner  J,  bootmaker 
Mnrphy  M,  liqnors 
Sullivan  G  N,  carpenter 


Jackson, 

AM4D0R   COUNTY, 

Is  the  cftnnty  "at  and  a  mining  town  of 
consider  dile  importance.  Fniit-gron  in^ 
and  stock-r.iiii.ig  tire  features  that  con- 
tribute very  materially  to  iier  supftcr':. 
It  is  146  miles  from  Sau  Francisco, 
reached  via  Amtidor  Branch  of  the  Cen- 
tral I'acitic  K.  It.  and  sttge  lines  from 
lone  City.  It  has  a  |K)pulutioii  of  1 ,400, 
and  two  weekly,  well  conducted,  news- 
papers. 

"AMADOR  DISPATCH,"  WMPeniy 
editor  and  iiripr 

"AMADOE  LEDGER,"  R  Wcbbedi- 

tor  and  iiropr 
"AMADOR    SENTINEL,"  Turner  ft 

Sanborn  editor  and  propr 
Amador  Telephone  Co,  Penry  &  Will!- 

man  proprs 
Arata  Ant<me,  liqnors 
Bales  ft  Buttertieid,  undertakers 
Beisar  Andrew  ft  Co,  brewery 
Brandon  A,  lumbar 
Bright  S  W,  butcher 
Brown  A  C,  atty  at  law 
Brown  C  Y,  physician  and  surgeon 
Buchanan  1*  (•,  clergyman  (M  E) 
Buttertieid  J  A,  lumbt'/ 
Cuminetti  A,  atty  at  law  and  district 

atty  and  n'  itary  public 
Campi  S,  gr.icer 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  U  Lory  propr 
Coombs  S  C,  w  hitening  and  papcrhanirer 
Draper  ft  Keetz,  blacksmith  and  waguu- 

moker 
DWYER  P,  propr  Globe  Hotel 
Kngon  -I  A,  aity  at  law 
EVANS  ft  ASKEY.   propr  National 

Hotel 
Farley  T,  atty  at  law 
FOLQER  S  T,  Folger  Saloon 


FONTENROSE  L  J,  county  clerk  and 

recorder 
Freeman  E  G,  saddle  and  harneiismaker 
Gineras  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
GINOCCHIO  E  &  BRO,  gen  mdse 
Globe  Hotel,  P  Dwyer  prjpr 
Goldier  H,  justice  of  peace  and  varieties 
Gucciona  ft  Poggi,  b^irbers 
Hall  E  S,  atty  at  law 
Harris  8,  cigars,  tobacco  and  varieties 

and  bootmaker 
Harter  D,  carpenter 
Hoilinan  Frank,  livery  stable 
Kay  W,  ice  cream  saloon,  confectionery 

and  varieties 
Kay  \V^hotographer 
KELLY  P,  constable 
Koch  Albert,  varieties  and  barber 
Lam»r  .T  B,  atty  at  law 
LANGHORST  J  H,  watchmaker  and 

jeweler  ,- 

liCvy  Jos,  barber 
Tathaow  .Jno,  undertaker 
LORY  R,  propr  Central  Hotel 
LOVE'S  HALL,  Thomas  Love  propr 

LOVE  THOMAS,  Hiuors 

MANOM  S  S.  liquors 

Marque  Mrs  !S,  bakery 

McKoy  K  K,  deputy  sheriff 

Meok  C  M,  postmaster  and  varieties 

Meehan  .James,  county  treasurer 

Miller  L,  county  supt  schools 

Mot)ro  Geo,  superior  judge  and  atty  at 
law 

Mnldonn  E,  li-juors 

NATIONAL  HOTEL,  Evans  ft  Askey 
proprs 

Newman  L  ft  Co,  gen  mdso 

Norton  W  H,  auctioneer 

Palmer  H  W,  livery  stable 

P:.quettc  ft  Girauard,  blacksmiths  and 
wagimmakers 

Parker  .las  B,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Penry  Silas,  atty  at  law 

PENRY  W  M.  editor  and  prapr  ^'Ama- 
dor Dispatch" 

Petty  A,  county  assessor 

Phelps  T  J,  i  tty  at  law 

PorttT.J  M,  atty  at  law 

Ueichling  P,  watches,  jewelry  and  mil- 
linery 

Rii'htmyer  B  F,  notary  public,  agt  W,  F 
ft  Co  and  manager  \V  U  Tel  Ct» 

Rocca  Frank,  liquors 

Rose  W,  supt  Zmle  Mining  Co 

Samuels  .1,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Sanguiuetti  K,  gen  mdse 

Sayers  .Jos,  li  (uors 

Schnclit  B  H,  druggist  and  public  ad- 
ministrator and  coroner 

Schiller  D,  restaurant  and  liquors 

SpasnoU  D  B,  druggist  and  notary  public 

Steokler  Chas,  gen  mdse 


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TelUerT/ouis,  li()tion 
Todd  Wm,  phyaicinn 
TUB  NEK  &  SABBOjEIN,  editors  and 
.  propra  "Amador  Seutiaul  " 
Turner  W  A,  dentisfc 
Yhlparaiso  (juaitz  Mine 
V(W|an  John,  aheriiF 
IK'JBBB  R.  editor  and  propr  "  Amador 

L-dgei" 
W'vller  C,  tin  and  hardiraro 
AVhite  Ueo,  liquors  and  varieties 
White  J  C  &  Co,  liquors 
\V  hitmore  F  &I,  sanmill 
WHEY  EDWARD,  liquon 

Williams  J,  caipeutor 

Z^-ile  Mining  Co,  W  KosoMipt 


National  Hotel. 


EVANS  &  A8KEY, 

Pn>prletor8. 


JACKSON, 
Amador  County,  Cal. 


Established,  1854. 

RICHARD  WEBB,    "■       '-      EDITOR  AND  PROPRIETOR. 

The  Oldest,  Largest,  Cheapest  and  Most  Widely  Circulated 
Paper  in  Amador  County. 

Terms :    -     -    $3.00  a  Year,  in  advance. 

Jackson,  Amador  County,  Cal. 


DEMOCRATIC    PAPER 


IN  THE  (;OUNTV. 
Publ'shed  eTery  Saturday. 


WM.  M.  PENRY, 


EDITOR  AND  PROPRIETOR. 


Terms:    One  Year,  $4.    Six  Months,  $2. 
Main  Street,  Jackson,  California. 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  ji;t"LyVD[;r.'*i;d..  315  J  St,  Sac 


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California — Jameatown-Jullan  City. 


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Jamestown, 

TUOLUMNE     COUNTY, 

Is  a  mining  town  and  postofficc,  31  miles 
fruu)  Milton. 


Aula  FjCrncet  ies  and  fancy  goods 
BUTTEftFIELD  B  F,  ^en  mdsc,  ogt 

W,  V  &  Co  and  Phoinix   Home  Ins 

Co,  po.'tma8ter  and  S  J  &  C  C  Tel  opr 
Daigle  Jos,  board  and  livery  stubla 
Jones  O  F,  8.tloon 
Leluiid  G  A,  bakery 
I'l-eston  A  B,  meat  market  and  notary 

public 
l(u^pi  CbaR,  groceries  and  li  mors 
Itivolo  Frederico,  groceries 
WatcrbouMO  Wm  11  11,  blacksmith  and 

feed  y.rd 
\Vliyte  r,  restaurant  and  lod^^ing 


Janal, 

BAN    DIEUO   COUNTY. 

HTDE  ELISHA,  postmaster  and  gen 
niddu 


Jolon, 

MONTEREY   COUNTY. 

Aldnco  Dolores,  grocerisa 

Bolton  1  M,  8touk-ri>iier 

Cataliinatt  H,  butcher 

Dutton  (ieo  k  Co,  gen  mdse,  postoffice 

and  agts  W,  F  &  Co 
Fleiuming  William,  hamcssmaker  and 

constable 
Mcndoza  Augustino,  (.'roccries 
Murray  W  J,  blacksmith 


Josephine, 

SAN    LUIS   OBISPO  COUNTY, 

On  the  road  from  Paso  de  Eobles  to  Cam- 
bria. Ktagu  from  Paso  de  Itobles,  17 
miles;  f..re,  $2,  ■   » 

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Humphreys  W  S,  gen  mdsc  and  i)0st- 
mootcr 


Janesville, 

LAS8GN    COUNTY, 
A  village  12  miles  cast  of  Suaanvillo. 

Biingham  K  Cr,  justice  of  the  peace 

(ii  ddy  C,  coadtablo 

Jcllcsoa  J  E,  justice  of  the  peace 


Jenny  Lind, 

CALAVERAS   COUNTY, 

A  mining  camp  reached  by  stages  from 
Mi.ton,  bO  miles  distant. 

Meyers  Mrs  Jrcob,  hotel  propr 

Milier  M.  saloon 

Orengo  (I  M  ft  Bros,  gen  mdso 

Keeley  Joe,  blicksmith 

Ugo  C,  gen  mdae  and  postmaster 


Judsonville, 

CONTRA    COSTA   COUNTY. 

B:iglcy  D,  saloon 
IIoImo  1  J,  livery  stable 
.funes  J  P,  hotel 
Lam  In  &.  Cross  gen  mdso 
LANBO  J  JR,  postmaster 
L>ve  Mrs  Margaret,  biarJiag 
.Mc(iuirc  P,  blacksmith 
Ui.n  K,  b.rlicr 
Tyler  N  A,  hotel 


Jersey  Landing, 

CONTR.\   COSTA   COUNTY. 

KYLES  W  C,  groceries,  liquors,  dry 
goods,  hrrdware,  agricultural  implo- 
ments  and  poatmoater 


Julian  City, 

SAN     DIEUO    COUNTY, 

Is  a  very  pretty  mining  town,  45  miles 
distant,  in  a  uorthetister'y  diieetion, 
from  San  Dijgo.  The  Nceuiu  features 
are  magnilict- at  ttttractious,  and  the  cli- 
mate ii  unsurpassed. 


Bailey  I)  D,  livery  st.iblo 
Bashtord  O  1^  saloon 
Kiuidy  Thos,  saloo:i 
Clough  Mrs  M  A,  (irand  Hotel 
Dean  (Seo,  constable  and  collector 
Kinir  &  McDowell,  gen  mdso 
Levi  Isaac,  gcji  mdse  ' 

McDowell  iS  A,  postmaster 
Made  Thos  P,  atty  nt  law 
•Stratton  Thos,  blacksmith 
Swniu  (ieo  W,  justice  of  poaco 
Wilson  Henry,  gen  mdae 


II.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine.  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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California — Janction-Kemville. 


Junction, 

LASSEN   COUNTY. 

Ingram  Robert,  carpenter 
LENT  A  E,  postmaater 
McKisaick  J,  cattleman 
Roberts  J  C,  hotel 
Roberts  S  M,  hotel 
Ross  Allieit,  stock-raiser 
Ross  Roberto,  capitalist 
Stiemberger  J  M,  hotel 


Junction  City, 

TRINITY   COUNTY, 

A   small   place,  9  miles  southwest  of 
Weaverville. 


Berein  John,  saloon 

DAT  C  W,  hotel  nnil  postmaster 

Jiiven  VV  C,  butcher 

Mippler  Chas,  blacksmith 

Raub  L  F,  saloon 

Versteaag  P,  drugs  and  confectionery 

Whitmore  &  Reed,  gen  mdso 

Eeene, 

KERN    COUNTY. 
WELLS  H  P,  postmaster 


Kelsey, 

EL   DORADO    COUNTY. 

A   mining  village   6  miles  north  cf 
Plucerville 


Allen  Tho^  liquors 
Anderson  VVm,  gen  mdso 
licwis  Tho8,  gen  mdse 
Newel  \Vm,  justice  of  the  peace 
Poor  John,  gen  mdse 
Roelke  (i  H,  constable 
Siesenop  A,  hotel 
SBBSENOP  J  A.  postmaster 


Eelseyville, 

LAKE  COUNTY, 

(Uncle  Sam  postoflice), 

Is  distant  from  Cloverdale  ^5  miles,  and 
ia  reached  via  Cloverdale  and  Clear  f^ike 
Stage  Line.  It  is  beautifully  located  at 
the  f  Hit  of  Uncle  Sam  mountain,  and  is 
the  central  point  «if  the  county,  seven 
miles  from  the  county  seat,  Lakeport, 
and  on  the  border  of  Clear  Lake,  distant 


1^  miles.  The  population  is  about  250, 
and  the  resources  are  chiefly  agricultu- 
ral. Four  churches  are  here,  the  M.  E., 
the  Presbyterian,  a  Campbellite  and  a 
Catholic. 

There  is  a  mound  here  from  which  is- 
sues a  natural  gas,  a  hole  b.i  ig  dui;  a 
few  feet  in  diameter,  and  one  or  two  feet 
deep.  Upon  throwing  in  a  piece  of  lizhted 
paper,  the  gas  at  once  ignites,  and  a  oaau* 
tifid  blue  tlame  appears,  burns  fiercely  a 
short  time,  and  then  gradually  dies  out. 


Bole  H  C,  saloon  , 

Boone  J  T,  physician  and  ci  ruggist 

Ci>x  J  L,  justice  of  peace  aud  feed  stable 

DE  PENCIEB  BROS,  mi  m  Ise 

Fox  Kev  B,  ftastor  Catholio  Church 

(jii>rd  John,  saloon 

<«reene  A  D,  liquors 

Hayter  D  S,  wagonmaker 

HOWE  IRA,  pr«>pr  Uncle  Sam  Hotol 

.Tones  C  P,  pastor  M  K  Church 

Kelsey  John,  gunsmith 

Merritt  R  I),  pork  packer 

Mitchell  J  A,  pastor  Presbyterian  Church 

Noble  S  B,  blackaiiiith 

Ormiston   Mrs  L  P,   propr  Kelseyville 

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PETERSON  A,  shoemaker 
Piner  Bros,  butchers 
SLOCUM  A  A,  gen  mdse  and  agent  W, 

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UNCLE    SAH    HOTEL.    Ira   Howe 

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YOTJNQ  W  G»  postmaster  and  general 

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Kemville, 

KERN   COUNTY, 

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Bole  Frank,  market 

Brndy  I*  T,  blacksmith  and  livery  stable 

BROWN  A,  gen  mdse  and  pustuiaster 

Cook  Wni,  lirowery  and  liquors 

F«y  Alvin,  notary  public 

}{o«)ver  M,  physician 

Linn  .lackson,  lii{uors 

Micliels  I  k  Co,  gen  mdse 

Murphy  J  .1,  gen  mdse  it 

Peterson  N  P,  hotel 

Rawlings  J  S,  liquors 

Sumner  I  W,  livery  stable 

Tibbetts  R  (;,  hotel 

Wyatt  Mark,  blacksmith 


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Eibesillah, 

MENDOCINO  OOONTf. 

Anderson  A,  bootmaker 

Banker  Fr  mk,  livery  stable 

Brnker  T  H,  hotel 

Barrett  J  VV,  saloon 

Claxton  Ci  W.  justice  of  peace 

Hatch  8  B,  bldckimith 

Uiinter  J  S,  sawiaill 

Hunter  &  Stewart,  gen  mdsa 

Powell  U  T,  justice  of  peace 

fiobiiisou  J  L,  harness  and  saddlery 

Smith  (r  \V,  saloon 

Smith  K  J  &  Sous,  hotel 

Whipple  F  A,  insurance  agent  and  post- 

m  ist  r 
Whipple  H  E,  attorney  at  law 
WHIPPLE  H  £  &  SON,  genmdse 
Whi(»ple  &  Henry,  furaitiire factory 
Whipple  J  F,  niiuager  W  U  Tel  Cj 

Kiugsburg, 

TULAUE  COUNTY, 

Is  ori  the  Visalia  division  of  the  South 
era  Pacific  K.  K.,  20  miles  from  Fresno 

Bariant  A,  blacksmith 

Bariunt  Antony,  harnosa  and  saddles 

B.irlow  Jno  M,  saloon 

D.ivis  S,  gen  milsc 

D  ilch  Hujrh,  saloon 

Draper  E  J,  hutel 

EiidiC'itt  Chits,  bliicksmilh 

Uosncr  Wui  T,  justice  of  peace 

(iuudjUinger  E.  gen  mdse 

Kinney    E  B,  pojtm.ister  and  express 

agent 
Mayticld  A  C,  harncs)  and  saddles 
Porlior  It,  fruits  and  vegetables 
Peaks  Wiu,  hotel 
Pooge  S  C,  attorney  at  law 
Scott  W  W,  tlruggistJ 
Simpion  P,  hotel 
Welsh  Juo  B,  deputy  sheriiT  and   con 

stable 


Franklin  James,  carpenter 

Fur^s :>n  Wm,  blacksmith 

(Jreen  D  D,  blacksmith 

Ham  A,  viueyard 

Haslaclier  J  &  Co,  gen  mdso 

Jones  Pi,  hairdresser 

Lowe  J  H,  phvsician 

McAllister  8,  butcher  and  constablo 

McCluin  &,  Co,  hotel 

Mcliean  A,  hotel 

Miller  Freil,  liquors 

Schell  A  &  Co,  wine  distillers 

Shell  &  Co,  vineyard 

Stewart  W  E,  friiit  grower 

VALPY  A  M,  gen  mdae,  -ont  W,  F  4 
Co 

Vogt  Caspar,  bootmrvker 

Viyle  L,  livery  stable 

W.irner  John,  pjstmister,  notary  pub- 
lic and  justice  of  the  pjucj 

Williams  Janus,  saloon 


Knight's  Landing. 

(See  Grafton.) 


S.  J.  FRYETT, 

Postmaster  ani  Exprass  Agent. 

DBALEK  IN 

Drugs,  Medicines  &  Chenisals 

Fftasy  aal  XjUs*.  Acticles, 

Sponges,   Brush js,  Peifamsiy,  &c. 

KXKiiHTti  IiAlIDIX<iS,  €AL. 

Physi  ians'  Prescriptions  carefully  oompiund- 
eU,  uikI  orilerit  tviHweroU  with  cans  anti  diaiiuirh. 

^'a-'ituri  a:iu  P.wiicMini  fr<)m  ttieUnaiit  y  wl  1 
fln  1  our  8tOk.'k  of  Metliuincs  cj  np.ote,  wariuutod 
Keiiuiiiu,  and  of  tlie  best  qiu.lty. 


Knight's  Ferry, 

8T.\NISLAU8   COUNTY, 

A  smdl  town  on  the  Stinislans  river, 
12  mdes  from  Oukdole,  has  abjut  400 
iuh..b^tauts. 


Bnrnes  Mrs,  hotel 

D.)lli:ig  Otto,  liquors  . 

Dolling  Victor,  brewery 

Fer^s  m  N,  blacksmith 

Foster  P  B,  harnessmoker  and  saddler 


Lafayette, 

CONTRA   COSTA    COUNTY. 

The  town  is  situated  16  miles  fram 
Oakland,  and  is  reached  by  Brown  & 
Broi.'  stigo  li:ie  from  Cikland,  and  h.>s 
a  population  of  uboitt  40. 

Brown  W,  flouring  mill 

Hastings  N,  hotel 

ShiTve  Bjnj;irain,  gen  mds3  and  post- 

uiiister 
Thompson  P,  blacksmith 


La  Orange, 

STANISLAUS  COUNTY, 
Has  a  popul.ttion  of  160,  and  is  inp- 


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of  miuiag  and  agriculture.      .  ,,;    ,  ,.  ,. 

Basso  Mrs  M  M,  hotel 

Butes  Mrs  M  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

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Brown  Benj,  livery  stable 
Coakley  Caleb,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

niakcr 
Gannon  Cichard,  saloon 
Oilman  Jno  L,  liquors 
Hammond  Bros,  gen  mdse 
HAMMOND  J  A.  justice  of  the  peace, 

notary  public,  agent  W,  F  &  Co,  and 

])ostnin8ter 
J^nepan  J  L,  supt  D  &  II  M  Co 
Joaquin  Antone,  bootmaker 
Morton  Bros,  saloon 
Olcese  &  M  iitevt  ide,  gen  mdso 
I'eters  Jno,  bootmakir 
]{udy  liro.s,  butchers 
Vignos  Jno,  gen  nulso 


Lakeport, 

LAKK    COL  NT V, 

Has  a  prpul:  tion  of  S()0,  i?  n  prowin 
and  jirosperous  town,  Iho  county  aj;it 
anddist.tnt  from  San  Francisco  I'J'JnuUs, 
reactu'd  r.Vi  San  Francisco  and  North 
Pacilic  IJiiilro.id.  The  country  immedi- 
iitcly  surroundiuir  it  and  tiil)utary  to  it, 
is  a  rich  gr.ziag  and  agricultural 
sectiju. 


AdiimiJ  D,  liquors 

ARNOLD  M,l>«si•^t.»ntc^.8lli^^  Bank  of 

BANK  OF  LAKE,  Alex  F  Tate  nrost, 
Frank   1)  Tunis  cashi  r  and  M    Ar- 
iio'd  r.sst  c  ishit  r,  Main 
r.racli   Mrs  J,  rt'st.iurant  and  bakery 
BIGERSTAFF      W    J,     postni,.ster, 

Mriil 

BldQI    ANGELO,    watolnnakcr     and 
m.nuf  icturin<{  jeweler,  M..i.i 

Bocthel  K,  b  >otinakcr 

BOOOS  H  C,   prost    Farmers'  isaviugs 
Bank 

Boggs  L  If,  asst.  cashier  Farmers'  Sav 
iugs  Bmk 

Brav  Mr^j  A,  restaurant  and  bakery 

BDNDY  T,  boat  builder 

Bur^e  J  B,  phot"graj)her 

Burnette  i'eter,  county  sheriff  and  col- 
lector 

Burriss  B  F,  cler^fyman  (Methodist) 

Butler  W  J,  butcher 

Carson  Auo  J,  urocerios 

CHAPMAN  MRS  8  V,  proprietress  of 
Mound  Cutt  igo  ilutel,  Main 

Childs  H  F,  liquors 


'Lako 


CLEAR  LAKE  HOTEL,  J  N  Miller 

jtropr 
Colin  H  &  Son,  gen  mdso 
COOK  JOHN  R,  proprietor  of  "Lake 

Democrat" 
Crawford  Woods,  atty  at  law 

CRUMP  &  JACKSON,  proprs 

County  liee" 
Ci  ump  K  W,  dist  atty 
Crumpton  H  J,  physician  ' 

Davenport  A  E,  bartender 
Davis  Thos,  barber 
Downes  J  S,  physician 
l':iliott  J  W,  atty  at  law 
Everett  J'  W,   secy  Farmers'  Business 

As8'>ci;ition 

FARMERS'  BUSINESS  ASSOCIA- 
TION, •'  B  Ifobitison  i)re8i.leiit,  H  C 
Bcgga  vice-prtsident  and  J  W  Everett 
seeretnry;  gen  mdse 

FARMERS'  SAVINGS  BANK.  II  c 

Boggs  prcst,  J  W  Mackull  cushiorand 
li  11  Boajijfs  asst  cashier 

CreeneW  W,  hotel 

(iully  &  liCO,  gen  mdse 

Ilediiik  Dr  L,  tlentist 

Hudson  K  J,  supeiior  judge 

Ilutf  \V  B,  painter 

Jenkins  C  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Kediy  J  A,  couTity  surveyor 

Keiniedy  B,  cariK-nter 

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KENYON  S  W,pr.i>rLikeport  Livery 


Ligassick  .luo,  boot  and  s'locmaker 

"LAKE  COUNTY  BEE,"  Cnimp  & 

Jacks  >n  iiroors 
"LAKE  DEMOCRAT."  John  ll  Cook 

LAKJ&ORT  LIVERY  STABLE,  S 

\V  Kenyoa  projir,  Mui.i 
Ii"vy  &  Luviiie,  gen  mjsj 
Lilly  Cr  B,  furnitur>.' 
Lilhrl  (!  II,  clrr^yman  (Bptist) 
Lyon  (!eo  A  Jr,  nows  depot  anJ  W,  P 

&  Co's  aj^t 
M.icki  11  J   W,  casliijr  Farmers' Saviiigs 

Bank 
M  lo  .las,  carpenter  and  coroner 
Mathews  Mac,  county  supt  of  schools 
McCarty  A  P,  atty  at  law  and  uutary 

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McQEE  J  B,  gc"  mdso 
McOEE  W  D,  manager  C  L  &  M  Tel 

Company 
McIIarvey  C  F,    harnossmiker 
Mewhinuey  Isutc,  wheelwright 
MILLER  J  N.  propr  Clear  I>uko  Hotel 
Moore  (iuwn,  butcher 

MOUND  COTTAGE  HOTEL.  Mrs  S 

V  Ch(  pmnn  proprietrt  ss,  Muiu 
Mundy  W  B,  photographer 
Noel  A  E,  atty  at  law 


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A'>riivii«riOAtiTiY. 


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Oliver  H  A,  county  clerk  and  recorder 
Paul  £  M,  juatica  of  paaco  and  notary 

pub  ic 
FHELAN  C  E,  druggist 
Phulau  N,  couaty  assesaor       • 
Porter  N  M,  carp3nt  jr 
Portfrlield  J  \V,  harness  and  saddlery 
KiddieiMra  SM,  millinery  and  drjss- 

m;ikin| 
BOBINSON  J  B,  prcst  Farmers'  Bus- 

inass  AsiiojiHtiuu 
Roetbel  Eilw  VV,  bootmaker 
l{oss  Hm,  blacksmith  and  wagonmakor 
lidss  k  Hurh,  blackimithsi 
SAVI3ABE  J,  tailor 
Siium  HIS  L  G,  liquors  and  billiards 
Siip'ns  J  F,  bootmaker 
T)/  'i,?PY  N,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware, 


SLOTTEBBECS    CHilBLE3.   gun- 

smith  and  telescopic  title  maker 
Smytlie  J  L,  utty  at  law 
St  lab  H  G.  tailor 
St  vrr  M,  iljur  mill 

STUART  J  M,  undertaker  and  cabi- 
net m^ker 

TATE  ALEX  F,  prest  Bank  of  Laka, 
Main 

TH3RNT0N  P  H,  dru-gist  and  sur- 
geon, M  lin 
Thoini)3  )n  K  L,  liquors 
Thompjou  W  H,  liquors 

T(JXI3  FRANK  D,  cashior  Bank  of 

Lik.;,  M  lin 
Woi  bm  ma  Otto,  brickmaker  • 

Wolih  &  Bi-itt,  attys  at  law 
William i  Davi.l,  cuauty  troasuror 


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*LES  SLOT/ERBEK, 

GUNSMITH  AND 


TELESCOPIC  RIFLE  MAKER. 

Lakeport,  CaL 


Lakeville, 

BONOMA     COUNTV, 

Is  a  point,  on  the  S.  F.  &  N.  P.  Railroad, 
distant  from  San  Francisco  37  miloi,  audi 
ii  the  point  of  transfer  for  Sonoma. 

Botlwell  C  A,  postm  ister 
Holly  &  Co,  blacksmiths 


Lancha  Plana, 

AMADOR  COUNTV, 

Is  aicoly  situated  in  a  rich  agricultural, 
milling  an  I  fruit-growing  region,  tiftocu 
miles  southwest  of  Jackson. 


Earlc  L  M,  justice  of  peace 


La  Porte, 

PLUMAS   COUNTY. 

A  small  mining  town  on  the  ridge 
wJiioh  divides  Yuba  and  Feather  rivers, 
It  has  an  elevation  of  4,500  feet  above 
the  aea  level. 

Babb  Geo,  livery  stable 

Bank  of  I^a  Porte,  Dixon  Brabban  prest 

Buckley  H,  hotel 


Canny  .1  &,  C,  butchers 

Cayvit  Mrs,  hotel 

Chaml)crlin  B  H,  saloon 

Darlin  T  J,  varieties 

(Joailiiard  15,  restaurant 

Hirria  A,  stoves  and  tinwaro 

Misoii  II,  gen  mdso 

McNeil  H,  boota  and  shoes 

Mussey  J  M,  physician 

RUineliart  M,  physici  in 

Roseuberg  Bros,  gen  mdsa 

Russul  S  S,  hardware 

Turner  J   \V,  atty   at  law  and  notary 

Wmhlic  

ASHINGTON  HENRY,  druqs  and 
varieties,  justice  of  pjoce  and  post- 
niustor 
Whoeler  S,  cashier  Bank  of  La  Porte, 
not  iry  public  and  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&Ca 


Latrobe, 


EL   DOll^VDO    COUNTY, 

A  small  town  on  the  Sacramanto  and 
Placcrville  Railroad,  '.iS  miles  from  the 
fprmer  place.  ; 


Adams  A  .T,  postmaster 
Dudon  C  W,  railroad  and  tel  a-rt 
Edwanls  C  \V,  blacksmith 
maker 


and  wagon- 


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California — Ln  t  I'ohe-Lincoln. 


Ar.i>ii\HiirruAL(<r. 


Krausae  F  E,  meat  market 
Miller  J  H,  hotel 
Kiebdom  &  Ad  >m8,  gen  mdao 
Treuholtz  E,  phyaiciuu 


Leesville, 

COLUSA  COUNTY. 

Bliss  Wm,  hotel 

Clark  ft  C  hamberlnin,  gen  mdso 

I'crduc  Peter  8,  hotel 


Lemoore, 


TULAKE   COUNTY, 

BEATER  OSCAK,  aaloon 

Hrewster  S  (i,  c<irpenter 

Bums  .Idhn,  toHcher 

Kush  ft  Kandiill,  blacksmiths 

CJit'ivers  Kev  Thus,  M  E  church 

Clinton  &  Fiuley,  carpenters,  cabinet 
makers  nnd  undertakers 

COPEIAin)  C  W,  groceries,  fancy 
goods  an<l  postmaster 

Davidson  R  C,  carpenter  and  upholsterer 

Dickson  Jus,  ajjt  b  P  R  R  ft  \V  U  Tel  Co 

Disney  M,  photograpner 

Dimcan  N  P,  physician  and  surgeon 

Krlanger  K,  ins  ugt 

P'eatlicrstoii  Rrv  E  F,  pastor  M  E 
Church  South 

Fullett  (i  W,  gen  mdse  and  sewing  ma- 
chines; saloon 

Fowler  \V  F.  justice  of  the  peace 

Fox  Mrs  J  H,  millinery 

FURNISH  G  N.  pr.>pr  Park  House, 
wool  prower 

FURNISH  &  LEE,  saloon 

OILROY  L,  gou  indse,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 
and  sewing  machines,  notary  public, 
ins  agt  and  agricultural  implements 

Goodman  Josi  ph,  ins  agt 

Gray  W  A,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic 

Ham  I  H,  manager  flouring  mill  com* 
pflny 

HAMlIN  B,  druggist,  paints,  oils  and 

gliiSS 

Heinleu    A    E,  meat    market,    lumber 
'    yard  and  ins  agt 
Heinlen  J  R,  warehouse 
Hite  A  Swoetland,  groceries 
INGRAM  WM,  propr  Lemoore  livery 

and  fee«l  stable 
Jacobs  J  Jr,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 

lie 
Lee  Ed,  barber 

LEMOORE  LIVERY  AND  FEED 
STABLE.  Wm  Ingram  propr 

Lobbell  8  A,  photogra|ther 

Lovelace  L  M,  physician  and  surgeon, 
eounty  coroner  and  administrator 


Lovelace  M  H,  constable 

MAGX  S  L.  gen  md->e,  banking,  ex- 
chungo  and  insurance 

M"pe8  A  8,  harness  and  saddles 

Martin  1',  shoemaker 

Meri'iani  C  C,  atty  at  law 

Mooney  A,  gunsmith  and  varieties 

Moore  Dr  L  L,  farmer 

PARK  HOUSE,  G  N  Furnish  propr 

PHELPS  F  M,  Miller's  Germ-u  com- 
prutwoi  yeaat.  Oakland 

Si>ub«)m  Mrs  b  A,  milliuery  and  dress- 
makiiiK 

SCHLICKEISER  ALBERT, adoon 

■Schwartz  B,  gun  mdite,  furniture,  bed- 
ding and  agi  icul  implts 

Snott  Rev  G  W,  pastor  (Biiptiat) 

Travin  J  D  ft  Son,  stove  and  tinware 

Wiohman  Chri*,  barljer 

Wils.>n  R  F,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
makur 


lewiston, 


Berl)cr  W  H,  lioti-l  and  saloon 
Hays  ft  Cunuin^hum,  gen  mdso 
HAYS  H  B,  tx'Btmastcr 
Larsen  1,  bootmaker 
Paulsen  Jacob,  gen  mdse 
Phillips  O,  bliicksmith 
Van  Matre  M,  butcher 

Lime  Kiln, 

TULARK   COUNTY. 
CARTER  D  F,  postmaster 


Lincoln, 


PLACER  OOINTY,' 

Has  a  population  of  400,  and  is  very 
pleasantly  locatc<l  on  the  line  of  the 
(h-ocou  di\ision  of  the  Central  Pooitic 
Railroad,  in  a  rich  agriculti'ral  district, 
29  miles  from  Sacr:  menio. 


ALDRIGH    GEO    D,  gen  mdse  and 

lumlwr    ^^ 
BEERMANN  CARL,  harness  and  sad- 
dles 
Bennett  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
BurdL-e  S  D,  boarding  house 
Casxidy  Mrs  Jennie,  uoarding  house 
Dallman  J,  drv  goodi  and  clothiug 
•pr.HlRII.  S  R,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
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Fleming  A  C,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  VV  U 

Tel,  lumber  and  ina 
Oluddinz,  McBoan  ft  Co,  manufa  aower 

and  vitritied  pipe 
OBAT  ft  OIBSOV.  aalnon 
liAEj^lTY     JOHN,    blacksmith    and 

wagonm  iker 
Kickpy  L,  blacksmith  and  wagonm-ikcr 
HOPVERT  0  H,  bakery,  auloou  and 

varietiea 
Ingram  \Vm,  postmaster 


Ingram  &  Young,  drugs  and  groceries 

JOLLET  H  W,  bootmaker 

Loh^e  Honniu,  geu  mdae,   and  act  Vf, 

&Co 
Mulliiix  Henry,  salonn 
BEE3E  JAMES  M,  hairdresser 
Smith  John,  bontm  iker 
STAADLEY  N  B,  saloon 
YOiT  JACOB,  meat  market 
WIL1CIN30N    H     F,    propr   Logan 

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CURRY  COMBS,  ^Jjflgf^  BRUSHES,  Etc. 
LINCOLN,  PLACER  COUNTY,  CAL. 

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Lincoln,  Placer  County ,  Cal. 


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AM'IIAHRTICAM.V. 


Little  Lake, 

MENDOCINO  COUNTY, 
(Postofficc,  Willits) 

liocated  '22  miles  from  Uki  ih,  is  a  town 
of  modern  growth,  it  having  been  laid 
out  in  1878,  and  alreudy  numbers  u 
IMipuIation  of  about  SOO.  Its  principal 
strk-et  is  graded  and  graveled,  and  the 
people  poES  as  vim  and  enterprise.  The 
Mendi>cin>i  Agricultural  Assuciition  h  .e 
its  grounds  ueur  this  place,  and  to  the 
efforts  of  the  citizens  its  inauguration  i  ■ 
mi.inly  due.  The  town  is  the  center  'f 
tra4ie  for  some  25  siuaro  miles,  situated 
in  Little  Luke  valley,  which  id  about 
four  miles  in  diameter. 


Bamett  E.  gon  mdae 

Brown  &  Davis,  hotel  and  livery 

Buel  E  C,  carpenter 

C<>ate»  B  F,  drugs 

Crowley  Alex,  livery  stable 

Day  K  O,  restaurant 

Dobkins  J  8,  blacksmith 

Holman  Bros,  liquors 

Hopper  &  Young,  lic^uors 

L'imbort  &  .Siinoiison,  gen  mdse 

Mi:Bt  B  Cw,  butchers 

McC'arty  W  A,  blacksmith 

Morzan  k  Kelley,  gristmill 

NORTON    BROS,    lumber    mill 

dealers  ia  general  morcliauiHjO 
Parsons  A  0,  harness  and  saddlery 
llo«  O  A,  pastor  (Congregational) 
Vincent  l>'S,  wagonmakcr 
Willit4    Hir..m,    gen    uidso    and 

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Little  River, 

MKNDOCINO   COUNTY, 

0-1  the  coast,  ICO  miles  abjve  San  Fran- 
cidco. 


Coombs  &  Per'.; ins,  lum1)er  and  gon  mdse 

Corri^an  J  S  &  Co,  gon  mdso 

Dennon  J  N,  carpenter 

Kent  \Vm  H,  meat  market 

Mablmaun  A  F,  hotel 

Norager  Cha<«,  hotel 

PuUen  C,  millwright 

8am|NSon  K  <f,  blacksmith 

Stafford  W  D,  hotel 

Stevens  Is.'iah,  postmaster 

Stickncy  U,  farmer 


Little  Story, 

COLUSA  COUNTY. 

DAVIS  J  R,  postmaster 
Uun^erford  M  C,  justice  of  peaco 
O'Nfil  Louis,  blacksmith 
Woyand  J  ulius,  notary  publie 


Little  York, 

NEVADA  COUNTY. 

Bir.18  Eye  Crook  Gold  Mining  Co,  0  S 

Powei's  supt 
Bu-.h  D  K,  pn.pr  Red  Dog  Water  Works 
iJandon  Miiin,^  Co,  J  MoAlliator  supt 
Kaatoi  C  D,  gon  mdse 
Fox  &  Coadman,  geu  mdso 
Hill  H  J,  toll  road 
Hill  &  Hudep<)h(>,  gen  md^c 
Lib.Tty  Hill  Mining  Co,  H  S  Rogcn  agt 
Little  York  Water  and  Mining  Co,   D 

W  Balch  supt 
Mammoth   Blue  Gravel  Miaing  Co,  D 

\V  Balch  supt 
Planet  (Jravel  Mining  Co,  H  U  Ivins 
l{emin.;toa  Ditch  Co,  John  Hussy  agt 
biiickt^m  Milling  Co,  E  P  llubb,.rd  agt 
IStehr  Henry,  w.iter  right  and  ditch 
8wamp  Angel  Mining  Co,  G  A  Frick 

agt 
Wild  Cat  Miaing  Co,   James  Fhillipi 

agt 


Litton  Springs, 

SONO.\IA  COUNTY, 

Is  situatwl  on  the  S  F  AN  P  R  R,  7C 
miles  from  San  Francisco. 


Boutoti  A,   orchard  and  narSary,  near 
station 


Live  Oak, 

SUTTER   COUNTY, 
Is  cijht  miles  north  of  Stockton. 


Andrews  S  R,  black.smith 

Armstrong  ft  Mc  Far  land,  groceries 

Brown  Austin,  boarding 

Enbers  Win,  liquors 

GODFREY  H  J,gen  md^o,  warehouse, 

postmaster,   agt  C  P  It  11  and  W  U 

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Rumsdell  I  N,  liquors 


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California — Livermore. 


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Livermore, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY, 

Is  a  thriving,  growing  town  of  1,000  in- 
habitants, beautifully  located  in  Liver- 
more valley,  47  miles  from  Sail  Fran- 
cisco tia  C.  P.  R.  K. 


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ALVISO  VALENTIN,  landowner 
Aiiselopuln  I'H,  biikery 
ANSPACHEa  BROS,  gen  mdso 
Autlioiiy  F  A,  Htovus,  tinware  aud  hard 

ware 
ATJBURT  ELLIOTT,  atty  at  law 
Aylwtird  Johii,  wagon  nianufr 
BAUDILLINI  A.  Washington  Ifotcl 
BABTLETT  W   P.  propr  "Uveimoro 

Herald" 
Bastian  Geo,  saloon 
Beazeu  A  <•,  blacksmith 
COMSOYS,  BLOCK  &  GO,  gen  mdse, 
hardware,    and    agriuulturul     imple- 
ments 
Conrad  Henry,  barber 
CUTLER  L  H,  druggist  and  physician 
Dutcher  V  D,  stoves  and  tinware 
Flanasan  Patrick,  blacksmith 
FRANZEN  PETER,  a  doon 
OAROE|fETER  C  &  BROS   soda 

works  ami  saloon 

Gelich   Pasquale,  cigars,  tobaceo,  candy 
and  priMlnuo 

Gillis  James,  apn  mdso 

ORAK\M    ROBT    W,  justice  peace 
and  furniture  dealer 

QRASSI      FRANK,     Morning     Star 
Hotel 

Corner  Themlore,  saddler  and  harness 
maker 

Harvc-y  John,  livery  stable 

Heslep  P  C,  agricultural  work 

Hilton  Gilley,  town  marshal 

Hobbs  S,  hay  merchant 

Holmes  N  B,  uarriai^e  and  wagon  manu- 
facturer and  gen  blacksmith 

HORTON  &  KENNEBT,  lumber  and 
windmills 

HTJPERS     HORITZ.      Farmrrs    Ex- 
change, 11  It  ave  and  L  near  depot 

JaccardH  P,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

JAOOE  ROBT  H,  boot  and  shoemaker 

JAHNIOEN  OU&TAV,  saloon 

JARRETT  G  B,  physician 

JORDAN      WENDELL,      Livermore 

«    Brewery 

Jenkins  Mrs  W  P,  hotel 

Keene  Cornelius,  bootmaker  '  '"* 

LAVICEISTER  WILLIAM  F,  Liver 

more  Flouring  Mills 
licvy  S,  gen  mclse 
Lindloy  Curtis  U,  atty  at  law  and  no 

tary  public 


"LIVBRMOEE   HERALD,"    W  P 

Bartlett  propr 

LIVERMORE  ROBERT  landowner 
LOVE  M  F  H,  notary  public  and  attj 
liow  W  N,  Livermore  Hotel 
NOONAN  DENia  constable 
Muck  M  F,  boot  and  shoe  store 
MALLT  F,  gen    mdse,   boots,    shoes, 

clitthing  and  stationery 
MoCAw  D,  B^nk  Exchange  Saloon 
McKeane  Peter,  butcher 
MoLEOD  A  J,  postmaster 
Meodenhall  D  A,  ft  Co,  dry  goods  and 

clothing 
Mitchel  J  T/,  R  R  Express  and  ins  agt 
Mnrotte  Chas  N,  haraessmaker 
MORETTE  J  P,  harness  and  saddles 
MOYE    &     CONNOLLY,    Livermore 

Meat  Market 
O'hrien  James,  harness  and  saddler 
PINK  LEWIS,  postoffioe  and  saloon 
Power  F  P,  priest  (Catholic  Church) 
Ryan  Miss  Kuttie,  millinery  and  dress- 
maker 
Schmidt  Chr,  saloon 
SCHOENSTADT     M    F,     Magnolia 

Saloon 
Sheldon  Thnmns,  saloon 
SMITH  J  D,  Livermore  College 
SMITH  NIC3LAS,  saloon 
Smith  W  S,  livery  stable 

Stanley  Oeo,  undertaker 

STEVENS    &    WILKINSON,   ware- 
house rooms 
Studer  I'Ved,  Imot  and  shoemaker 
Taylor  J,  c  irriage  manufr 
THOMAS  D  E.  saloon 
TRIPLER  CHAS  S,  wineraiser 
Waterman  M  ft  Co,  warehouse  and  grain 

merchants 
Wetterau  Simon,  bikery  and  saloon 
Wilkins  George,  tailor 


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Sinif'e  Meals , 26cU 

Roar  J  and  Lodgingr,  per  day $1  00  to  $1  SO 

D.)arJ  Slid  Lodginif,  per  wsik $3  00  to  $a  00 

tlie  oldest  and  best  kept  house  in  Livermore. 


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«i.piiAiiiniOAM.r. 


J.  P.  MORETTE, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in 

Harness,  Satts,  GIOTes,  Botes,  Etc., 

PRIC'KH  TO  SUIT  Tin:  TIMES. 

MOItETTE*S    BLOCK,    LlVEMOItE    AVEKVE, 

TAvertnorc,  Almncda  County,  CnU 


A  BBiaHT,  SFIC7.  AND  INTENSELT  LOCAL 


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The  only  Paper  jniblishiMl  in  Miirnvy  Township.  • 


Terms?  $3.00  per  Year. 

W.  p.  BARTLETT,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


Liyingston, 

MERCED  COUNTY. 

(Crcflsy.) 

OLDS  ft  BAEFIELO.   gen  mdso  and 

botti 
OLDS  E  J,  postmaster 


Lbckeford, 

BAN  JOAQUIN   COUNTY. 

Is  so  apricaltnrol  town,  fonr  miles  from 
Lodi.    The  coontry  in  the    immediate 


vicinity  is  very  productive  and  the  peo- 
ple uru  enor^ctic  and  prosperous. 

Bruml  M,  gen  mdsQ 

C'l  noil  Miss  S  I^  dressmaker 

Coil  Jaa,  curponter 

Cotton  Jereuiiuh,  saloon 

Cudncr  A  A,  carpenter 

Daily  Thos,  wagobmaker 

Day  &  Fenn,  restaurant  ,  . 

Foote  E  N  &  (lions,  physicians 

Grant  J  as  1',   blacksmith  and   wi^oa- 

maker 
LOCKE  D  J,  pen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Mtugee  8  L,  fluur  mill 
Haley  J  H,  hameasmaker 


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a  town  of  700  i 
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Ac,  aa  H-eil  ns" 
i>uaiiio8!i  institu 


TRY  MURRAY'S  MAGIC  OIL  L.  Blumauar&Co.,  'SL*U;nr 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  ~- .r»«lM.v'V„TA-..r!!rr' 


Califo^'nia — IjOfikcford-fjcmpoc. 


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AIJilAHRTIlAkLV, 


HoIoinnO,  civil  engineer  | 

Mowry  M  C,  butcher 

Owens    Geo,    wheelwrijjht   and   Jnatioe 

peace 
PuHcoe  W  IT,  elerto'inan  (Conijm;ational) 
Kinder  Oeo,  saloon  and  oonNtable 
Kogrra  Isnac,  hntol 
.Shenlen  F,  butcher  ..  •  -  ■ 

Smith  E,  cleryvtnan  (Methodist) 
Stitcy   Benj,    ulaoksniith    and     wagon- 

maker 
Thompson  Jno  (},  tinner 
Waguer  K  O,  caqwuter  and  surveyor 
Wilsim  (Jeo,    bootmaker 
Wright  k  Miller  painters 


Lodi, 

BAN    JOAQiriN    roUNTV, 

Is  Hituttted  on  the  C.  IV  K.li.  14  miU-s  frr)m 
Stockton.  The  vicinity  in  eolehrated 
for  its  rich  soil  nuil  lurge  crops.  Lodi  iH 
a  town  of  7()0  iahahitunts,  and  posses^uH 
A  chair  factory,  tlouriiig  mill,  H.iwinill 
Ac,  as  well  ns  xovcrai  other  nourishing' 
i>usinoB!i  institutions. 


Ames  J  r,  lilncksmith  and  wapr>ii!iiiikor 
Baker  .facob,  hamesitniaker  and  s.'iddler 
Beckwith  B  T>,  drug'/iit  and  postmaster 
Chambi-rsA  C.  liquors 
Clapp  Thos  .1.  cnr;»enter  and  builder 

CL\J^  MBS  GERTIE  DE  FORCE. 

editress  and  propr  "Valley  Review" 

CLTUT  &  SMITH,  agricultural  imple- 
ments and  undertukeis 

rolUnl  .John,  litiuors 

vVmatock  N  A,  carpenter  and  builder 

Cope  Kobt,  bootmaker 

DeForct'.John,  chair  factory 

I)OBZIKSKY  SAM.  haii<lresaer 

Kllis  Kulph,  LxxU  Flouring  Mill  and  graiit 

KUispn  &.  Bunker,  livery  stable 

Gordon  C'hjvi  li,  physician 

Gpoen  Bnis,  gen  ukUhj 

HANSON  G]]SO  F,  drugs  and  station 
cry  (s^  advt) 

Has  well  C  U,  clcrgymoa  (Methodist) 

HERTEL  C  A  E,  physician 

HETHERINOTON   MRS    AURA, 

niilliuer  and  dressmaker 
Hill  G  W,  watches  and  jewelry 
Ivory  C  O,  g(  B  mdse  and  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 
KoppikuB  D      .  agt  C  P  K  K  and  W  U 

Tel  Co 
Levinaky  A  L,  gen  mdw 
lOOX  LAND  ft  LUMBER  CO.  m 

litigatiop;  T  Stoddard  supt,  sawmill 
McUjINBT  B  a,  marblo  works 
Meeker  A  C,  laad^gt,  notary  public  and 

ins  agt 


MILLER  WILLIAM  H,  house,  sign 

and  oarriagepainter 
MOWBY  L  C,  justice  of  the  pence,  real 

estate  and  insurance  (see  advt) 
MundollJohn.  hairdrester  and  varieties 
Ralph  Mrs  G  B.  millinery 
RIUH  C  A.  g«n  mdsn 
Hixon  NV  J,  restaurant 
House  ft  Co.  li({Uor8  and  billiards 
HuHMcllT  11,  lit|uors 
Hutledge  A  T,  undertaker  and  lumber 
Sinks  Andrew,  ciiqx'utcr  and  builder 
SMITH  HARVEY,   bLcksmith    and 

wagonuiaker 
Smith  W  l\  niiirket 
Spencer  J  K,  liotel 
Steward    W  (.',    ck-rgj-man    (Conj^Tcga- 

lional) 
STODDABD  T,   Hupt  Lodi  Laud  and 

Lumber  Co  ami  huiiW-r  dealer 
TABOR  MRS  F  CMD,  electrician  and 

medicated  b.itlis 
Taylor  B,  blacksmith 
Toni  ft  Mugler,  Htuvcs  and  tinware 

"VALLEY  REVIEW."  Mr.^  G  DoP 

chill  edit res-s  and  |ir<i|ir 
WilliiinisouC  V,  physician 


C.  F.  HANSON, 

hUALKK  IN 

DRUGS  &  STATIONERY. 


SA:II.IM3NTD  ST3EET. 

LODI.  CAL. 


L.  C.  MOWRY, 

LODI,  CAL. 

Conmunicntions  regarding  town  and 
country  iiropcriy  in  this  vicinity  will  be 
chterfaily  attended  to. 


Lompoc, 

8ANTA  BARBARA  OOUNTT, 

Is  situated  inland  14  mileo,  and  has  stage 
connection  with  Pncidc  coast  steamers, 
by  which  it  is  reached.  Distant  from 
San    F^Qcisco    '230     miles.    The    re* 


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ALPIIAHItTIOAI.l.V. 


sources  are  strictly  agricultural.  For  a| 
n3w  town  it  ia  quite  prosparouBeud  well 
built.  It  was  settled  by  a  colony  whose 
views  of  temperance  were  of  the  most 
extreme  character,  the  condition  of  pur- 
chases bain^s;  governed  by  an  expressed 
avowal  to  ab jtniu  from  the  use  of  spirit- 
uous liquors. 

Austin  W  II,  painter 

Broughton  W  W,  justice  of  Lhe  peace 

Browu  b  Sloan,  butchers 

Butchnrt  Geo,  hotel 

Chamberlain  W  VV,  jeweler 

DIMOCK  H  C,  physician  and  druggist 

Dinwiddie  J  F,  confectionery 

Friel  .1,  h..tel 

FBISBEE  J  A,  wheelwright 

HENNma  liiVINO  P.  secty  L  V  L 

Co,  deputy  dist  atty  and  notary  public 
HILL  ft  D£A^,  (F  E  Dean  and  M   S 

Hill),    apiarists  Puridima  Ranch 
Hill  Jesse,  stock-ranch 
Ivory  H,  blacksmith 
Johnson  J  F,  physician 
Lambert  H  11,  furniture 
LaSalle  Chas,  npiarist 
LnnsdcU  A,  tailor 
McGee  W  J,  bootmaker 
McNealy  H  E,  gen  mdite 
Murray  JC,  hamesamaker 
Peck  0  &  Son,  lianlwnro 
Pond  C  E,  atty  at  law 
POWERS   C  W,  publisher    "Lompoc 

Kecord" 
Roberts  Geo,  pres  L  V  L  Co 
Rudolph  &  Son,  gen  nidsc 
SuMitders  C  C,  lumber 
Steward  Mrs,  dressmaker  and  milliner 
Tucker  B  F,  books  and  stati(mery,  post 

master  and  agt  W,  F  A,  Co 
Turpin  W  M  &  Co,  gon  commi8<<ion 
Walker   Si    Warm,  livery   and    black 

smiths 
Webb  J  W,  gen  mdse 
W  U  Tel  Office  with  Rudloph  &  Son 


ShuIteJno,  saloon  r  ,   ''» 

Stewart  Mrs  A,  hotel 

STBWART  J  J.  po  Jtmabt  jr  and  agt  W, 

F&Co 
Van  Boeson  V,  saloon  '    ,, 

Zaun  S,  gen  mdse  '     / 


Long  Valley, 

LASSEN     COUNTY. 

Chamberlain  Reuben,  hotel 
OOTLE  J  W,  postmaster 
Stcinbfcrger  J  M,  hotel 


Los  Alamos, 

SANTA  BARBARA  COUNTY. 

Ksim  L,  liquors 

LESLIE  A,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Martinez  A,  liquors 

Snyder  J  D  liquors  and  livery 

Waite  E  A,  blacksmith  , 

Whiteher  &  Pearson,  blacksmith 


Lone  Pine, 

INYO    COUNTY, 

A  small  place  18  miles  south  of  Indopen 
dence. 


Collon  Pr,  physician 
DockweilerC,  saloon 
Dodge  J  G,  livery  stublo 
Edwards  E  H,  gen  mdse 
Gelcich  Dr,  druggist  and  physician 
Harvey  A  C,  blacksmith    and   wagon- 
maker 
Howard  Paul,  meat  market 
Laaky  L,  gen  mdse 
Meysan  C,  gen  mdse 


Los  Angeles, 

LOS    ANUELES   COUNTY, 

Is  the  metropolis  of  Southern  Califor- 
niii,  and  is  noted  alike  for  its  magnifi- 
cent climiite,  its  extensive  orange  or- 
chards and  ita  delightful  situation. 
Being  the  diverging  and  conv^rgin^ 
point  of  five  lines  of  railway,  it  is 
made  by  the  laws  which  govern  ttatio 
the  chief  commercial  center  of  the 
section,  and  with  tlie  increase  in  popu- 
lation which  must  follow  the  steady 
How  of  immigration  now  directed  to 
that  quarter,  her  importance  as  an 
emporium  of  traffic  must  augment  pro- 
portionately. At  all  seasons  of  the 
year  the  hills  and  valleys  of  the  vicinity 
are  covered  with  verdure,  while  flowers 
of  rare  beauty  and  fragrance  bli'iasom 
perpetually.  The  soil  of  the  locality  is 
very  fertile,  and  yields  abundantly.  It 
is  the  county  seat  and  contains  about 
18,000  people,  many  of  whom  are  of 
Spani'^h  birth  and  d<>«cent.  The  city  is 
beautifully  laid  out,  has  some  magnili- 
ccnt  resiliences  and  charmin)^  yards, 
while  the  business  portion  of  the  place 
is  quite  substantially  and  tiistily  built. 
The  drive  to  the  Pacific  Ocean,  17  miles 
distant,  is  an  enjoyment  any  summer 
day  that  few,  if  any  who  have  experi- 
enced it,  do  not  remember  with  expros- 
sions  of  ecstacy.  If  cloudless  skiesk 
lovely  landscapes,  balmy  atmosphoi'e, 
laden  with  the  sweetest  fragrance  from 


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ADAM  F,  me 
Adams  O  B,  1 
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Austin  H  C, 

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Ayon  A,  barhei 
Ayoti   Mrs    A, 

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Ballade  P,  hoti 
Bank  Hermann, 
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Barney  J  O,  p| 
Barton  C  C,  pir 
Bath  A  L,  black 

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Baumrich  John 
Bayer  Joe,  resi 

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Bayle  Clevis,  gt 
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Bea^idry    Wate 
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Beck  J  V,   lot 

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ped, ture,  together  with  excellent  so- 
ciety, are  the  only  necessary  elements  in 
the  "composition"  of  a  Paraflise,  then 
certainly  "the  city  of  angels"  is  an 
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Abbot  Mrs  Merced,  oyster  and   chop 

house,  8  anil  IQ  Main 
ADAM  F,  merchant  tailor,  13  Spring 
Adams  O  B,  barber,  Postoffice  Arcade 
Allen  VV  C,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

188  Main 
Allen  W  \V,  atty  at  law,  2  Spring 
ALVAUEZ  &  CASNAVE,  meat  mar- 
ket, lo  Sprin!{ 
Alwcrd  W  W,  board  and  lodging,   189 

Main 
Antoni  Eil,  groceries,  72  Lc  Angeles 
Apablasa  C,  blacksmith,  9&  Aliimcda 
Asbestine  Sub-Irrigation  Co,  0  N  Earl 

•ecrttary,  1^  Spring 
Austin  H  C,   atty  at  law  (land),   131 

Muiti 
AYERS  JAMES  J,  editor  and    mnn- 

ngt-r  "Kvoning  Express,"  *J3  Spring 
Ayon  A,  barber,   liil  Alameda 
Ayou   Mrs    A,    dressmaker,    159    Ala- 
meda 
Baggiotti  Francisco,  plumbing,   glazing 

and  tiuninsr,  Olvera 
Baker  Mrs  M  J   D,   dressmukcr,    149 

Spring 
Ballade  P,  hotel,  141  Alameda 
Bank  Hcnnann,  cabinetmaker,  3  Second 
Bardiiy    &    Wilson,    attys    at    law,   2 

Spring 
Barney  J  G,  physician,  COJ  Main 
Barton  C  C,  physician,  Gl  Main 
Bath  A  L,  blacksmith  and  wugonmakcr, 

108  Spring 
Baumrich  John,  saloon.  Court 
Bayer  Joe,  restaurant,  Muiu  and    He- 

quena 
Bayle  Clevis,  groceries,  77  Aliso 
Ikiiudry  Pmdent,  real   estate,  81  New 

High 
Btia^iary    Water   Works,    P    Beaudry, 

81  New  High 
Beck   J  V,    board 


and    hnlging,     ISO 

Spring 
B<:!gue  &  Saubion,  meat  market,  I  San 

Pedro 
Behasque  &  Co,  groceries  and  liquors, 

Aliso  and  Alameda 
BELL  A  T,  saddles  and  harness  (dealer 

and  maker),  115  Main 
Bell  Horace,  atty   at  law,  56  Temple 

block 
Bell  R  L,  groceries  and  provisions,  73 

Spring 
BENIIBTT  M  *  SON,  bootmakers,  62 

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Beringer  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
3i  Spring 

BERNARD  JOHN  JR,  distillery,  Ala- 
meda 

BERNARD  JUAN,  wine  manufr, 
propr  U  S  Bonded  Warehouse,  Ala- 
meda 

Bernero  G,  groceries,  opp  S  P  R  R 
l>epot 

Bernstein  &  Co,  clothing  and  furnishing 
goods,  73  Main 

BERRY  D  M,  editor  "The  Daily  Com- 
mcrciHl,"  1!  Spring 

BERRY  F  E,  publisher  "The  "^^ily 
Commercial,"  11  Spiing 

Bertrand  C  H,  bakery,  219  Main 

Bicknell  &  White,  attys  at  law,  13  and 
14  Temple  block 

Bildarain  Jesus  Juan  Cappe,  manager 
saloon.  24  Main 

Bilderrain  R,  city  assessor,  78  Temple 
block 

BILLS  &  GLOVER,  propr  Southern 
Pacific  Transfer  Co,  cor  Afarket  and 
Spring 

Birnhaum  .T,  tailor,  47  Main 

Blaiichar  Pierre,  meat  market,  182  New 
High 

Blanchard  .T  H,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
public,    54  Muiii 

Bliss  Oliver  H,  orange  grove  and  vine- 
yard, Alameda 

Bjbenrieth  &  Votteler,  saloon,  19  Court 

Boettscher  F  C,  saloon,  '20  First 

Boggs*  &  Ripley,  cari).cntcr8  and  builders, 
5  Second 

Boisseranc  Joseph,  saloon,  Aliso  and 
Alamcdn 

Bonebrakc  &  McManis,  wagon,  carriage 
and  harness  repository,  27  Main 

Bouille  A,  groceries,  45  Sixth 

Boutte  a,  groceries,  5  Upper  Main    * 

Bower  &.  Baker,  foundry  and  machine 
shop,  35  Spring 

BRADSHAW   T  &  CO,  auction  and 

conunission,  52  Spring 
BRAOO  B  F,  physician  and  surgeon,  2 

Pico  House 
Breor  Louid,  blacksmith,  41  San  Pedro 
Breson  .loc,  saloon,  97  Main 
Bright  k  Egan,  saloon,  cor  Spring  aud 

Court 
Bright  James  C,  dry  goods,   clothing, 

boots  <and  shoes,  52  Main 
Broile  Chas,  groceries,  119  vSpring 
Brodrick  W  J,  ins  agt,  3  Commercial 
Brooks,  Clarke  ft  Russell,  searchers  of 

records,  2  Spring 
Bro8i4eau  Julius,  atty  at  law,  56  Baker 

block 
BROWN  H  B|  •uctiou  store,  15  Court 
Bro\^  John  C,  bootmaker,  Spring  nr 

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Brown  Otto,  barber,  Commercial 
BfiOWN  THOMAS  B,  atty   at  law 

and  district  atty,  i)l  and  D2  Temple 

bl«>o'i  

BRUNJIS  JOHN,  saloon,  123  Main 

BRUNSOSr  &  WELLS,  attya  at  law, 

cntn.uce  14  Baker  bluck 
Buchiiniian  S   H,  architect,  51  and  55 

Baker  bluck 
Buinell    Mrs    N     K,     drensmiikor,     MJ6 

Spring 
Burdick  H,  stoves,   tinware  and  hard- 

Wiire,  SO  .Spring 
Burkhardt  Mrs  M  S,  dreaamaker,   107 

Fort 
Biima  J,  Hewing-machine  ag%  148  Main 
Burton   Mi^s   Carolean    0,    hair  work, 

137  M.in 
Bush  C  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  44 

Main 
BUTLER  GEO  R,Hupt  Fasldon  Livery 

and  Mi.ck  .stable,  'Ji»  Mai  i 
Butler  JessL'e  H,  watchmak'-r  and  jew- 
eler, I3<JMaiu 
Cabanis    Lewis    O,  money  broker,    '2'2 

'l\  mple  Mock 
Cabot  C  atty  at  law  and  land  .igt  S  ]' 

R   U,  80  'lVni;.!t'  block 
Ci.mjibcll   I)ulo«,  livery  and  feed  stable, 

47  Aliso 
Cantpa  N  &  Co,  groceries  and  fruits,  5S 

Sprii'g 
C.  pit.  ni  K,  niaccHiiuii  factory  and  bak 

ery,  Hi  and  H<)  Aliso 
Capitol  Millu  (Hour),  Demiiiu,  ]\dmer  & 

Co,  iir  juncti m  of  Main  and  AlauiDdii 
Cara«sua  H,  cutler,  'lii  Couiujerci  .1 
Ci  rnionez     Fniucisco,     grocerio.s,      151 

Jiui.'in  Vi.sta 
CARTER  &   RICE,  publishers  .Semi- 

Trojiic  Califorauj,  bi  B.tker  b!t>ck 

CASENAVE  P  &  CO,  I'r.pr^  L  A 
Meuui  I  ollieaud.^pici' AIiIIh,  .Seventii 
iku<l  Olive 

Ci-«eri<',  millinery  and  straw  works, 
57  Spring 

CitJttruiio  BroH,  grotjcries,   l'J4  Main 

Cai«vi»-llS  B,  colltctor  L  A  City  Water 

<  ■  .umI  111-  .lut,  opji  ri.i/,  1 

CELIS  PASTOR  i)E,  editor  L.^  Cro- 
(lic.i,  'J  U  '«  I'-v  I'louk 

CUfTRAL  RESTAURANT,  f^eo  .s 

ilranov  Hi  JX'  5»r,  i'A'2  M   i.i 
Cf-nlli  S,  tioU'l.  I  '■«   \lanied;i 
CHAPMAN  &  PAUL,  Ht..v,;s  and  ti;i- 

war<',  10  *  oniiiiiT.  i   1 
Cliiipm  .u  K  H,  notary  public  and  atty 

at  Iaw,  ;J  ' 'iinnnrrci^l 
Charvoz  Aatoine,  barber,  II  Mail 
Chauvin  A  C,  grocerien  and  licjiiors,  70 

Maiii 

CHEESEBROUOH  CHAS  C,  ci^ar* 

and  tobac^co,  PotiUjffice  Arcade 


CHILDS  M  W,  stoves,  t.'nware,  hard- 
ware, glass  ware  and  t'jois,  21  Loa 
Angeles 

Clark  C  W,  grooerieB  and  liquors,  Dow- 
ney ave.  East  L  A 

Close  &  Celestin,  Franooni  Livery  and 
Feed  Stable,  15  Aliso 

Cohn  Adolph,  dry  goo'.is  and  clothing,  5 
Coinmercitl 

Colin  1,  wi.ies,  liijuors  and  cigars,  127 
Main 

Cohn  Isidor  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing and  furnishing  goods,  7J  Main 

Coha  Nath m,  with  1  C(thu,  7i>  M  in 

Collins  M  T,  saloon,  Ala-.ied.i  and  Com- 
mercial 

Collins  1{  L  A.  Co,  intait  maiket  and  pro- 
visions, ;{7  .Spring 

CoineniS  F,  Imtel,  cor  Alisj  and  Ala- 
meda 

COMMERCIAL  BANK,  i  K  Holleu- 

bu'ck  pro-s,    K    V   .Spjuce  ci^ahijr,    GO 
Main 
Ciintidence  Engine  Co  No  2,  Itobert  Kck- 
hardt  furem.iu,  158  Mai.i 

GONTERNO  0  D,  musij    teacher,  30 

.    iSocond 

CONTERNO'S  BAND,  O   D  Conterno 

Icider,  HO  .Second 
Continental  Oil  &  Triuisportatiou  Co,  I 

H  Oastott  agt,  7il  .Spring 
(.'ook  &  Coiiiillo.  b-irbfi-s,  '29  Spring 
Cooley  W  K,   furniture  aivd  beildi.ig,  27 

.Sjiring 
Coiiliuer    C    L,    merchant    tailor,    14.) 

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CORONA  MRS  D  S,  dresjmaking  and 

liulicM'  g.irinunts,  45  M.dn 
Coronol   Antonio  F,    orange    gt    /o  and 

wi.ie  grower,  Alame<la 
Corwin  &  Caldwell,  carjventora  and  build- 

erH,  .Spring 
COSOROVE   JAMES,  Shamrock    Sa- 
lt >oji,  55  I  Am  Angele* 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  Hammei 

&  Ojiiker  propi'K,  45  t.i  51  Midn 
Costa  M  II,  kirber,  S  ]'  K  K  Depot 
Coulter  B  F.  ilry  goods  and  furuiahing 

g(K)da,  32  M,.in 
County  llosjjitiil,  J  llannoD  county  phy- 

siii  in  in  cliuge,  Fast  Los  Angolos 
CoupilCteo,  shoemaker,  101  Spring 
Coverrubijwtf,  livery  and  fo*xi  stable,  IS 

Muia 
Crawfonl  J  S,  dentist,  12  Downey  bhvjk 
Crimmi  ui  John,  g<istitting  and  plumbing, 

81)  .Spring 
Cr.isl>y  &  IVinks,  barbers  aitd  batlia,  8 

Commerci.il 
Crump  &  Young,  Imkery,  1  Upp3r  M.'.m 
CuUen  W  B,  county  tax  collector,  C;>i'r» 

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Cunningham  R  G,  duntist,  74  Main 


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Curley  J  E,  constable,  39^  Spriiif; 
Chiyas  A,  teacher  of  Spanish,  24  Main 
Onyas  A  Mrs,  lod^ringR,  24  Main 
•*  DAILY  COMMERCIAL,"  F  E  Berry 

pnhlisber,     D    M    Berry    editor,    11 

Sprinir 
"DAILY  MORNING  JOXTRNAL," 

Hewitt  &.  Co  proprs.  Main 
Daly  Mrs  8,  millinery,  135  Main 
DA7IS  CHAS  W,  architect,  H  Downey 

block 
Davis  Wm,  bakery,  222  .Spring 
Day  &   Hodgkins  furniture  and  organs, 

148  Main 
Debat  J,  meat  market,  20  Upper  Main 
Declez  Wm,  marble  works,  44  First 
Deniinp,  Palmer  &  Co,  proprs  C'apitol 

(flour)  Mills,  nr  junction  of  Main  and 

Alameda 
Demorest  &   O'Connor,  cigars,   tobacco 

and  canned  fruit,  48  Commercial 
Den  11  S,  physician,  34  Main 

D£  LA    NTJX.    MERTON  ft    CO, 

PVench      I-aundry     Assotialiou,     11  n 

Main 
Del  Vallc  R  F,  atty  at  law,  38  and  30 

'jVmple  block 
Desmond  I),  hats  and  cips,  101  Main 
DeTurk  — ,  feed  yard.  First 
DevereiVlrs  H  R,  milliaery,  13;)  Main 
Dcvine   Martin,  carpiiiter  and  builder, 

167  M.iin 

DILLON  &  KENEALY,   dry  g.>o  is 

and  geutlemeiis'  furuishing  gtKxls,  80 

Main 
Doak  &  C<>,  sewing  machines,  domestic 

patterns,  4.'iA  Main 
DOBINSON  GEO  A,  atty  at  law  and 

notary  public*,  7r>  Nliiin 
Dobinaon  &  Williams  Mrs,    fancy  goinl.' 

and  sewing  machines.  l*i,'>  Main 
Doikweiler  Henry,  saloon,  l.'>0  Main 
Dohs  Fre»l,  barber,  l'J3.\  Main 
Dol  V,  restaurant.   Main 
Domhlidiw  &,  Semot,  saloon,  02  lx>s  An- 
geles 
Dooner  P  W,  atty  at  law,    K>    and    IS 

Downey  block 

DOTTEE  ft  BRADLEY,  fnmituiv, 

cariHJls,    upholsUry    and    wull-pajjef, 
SO-84  Main 
DOUGLAS  A  H,  artist,  sign  and  orna- 
menttl  painter,  2  Temple 

DRAKENFELD  B  F,  tire  and  life  in- 

Burance  agt,  4  Temple  block 
Drakenfeld  Ceo  B,  ins  agt,  4  .Spring 
Dulwurdieu  Bernard,  brkery,  1 10  Buena 

Vista 
Oiicommum  C,  hanlwan)  and  tools,  54 

Main 
Dunbar  Edgar,  meat  market,  38  .Sixth 
Diiukelberger  I  R,  postmaster,  .Spring 

,\r  First 


DUNLAF  J  D,  U  S  deputy  marshal, 
30  Baker  blcjk 

DUNNE  THOM&S  S,  broom  factory, 
25  San  Peilro 

Dupuy  J  &  Co,  li  very  and  feed  stable, 
ill)  Los  Angeles 

Durfee  &  Reichard,  livery  and  feed 
stable,  162  Main 

Diirr  I  oseph,  meat  marked,  105  New- 
High 

Earl  C  N,  secy  Asbestine  Sub-Irrigatioa 
Co,  1  i  .Spring 

EASTMiOSr,    HALEY.    KING    ft 

ROB/IRTS,  attys  at  law,  40  Spring 
Eat  >n  Frederick,  supt  I  job  Angeles  City 

Water  Works,  opp  Plaza 
Ebinger  Louis,  Ivikery,  94  .Spring 
Kdelmau  Beuj  W,  cigars  and  tubacoo,  5C 

Main 
Edmonds  C  H,  M  D,  vetenaary  s9rgeon, 

136  Main 
EINTRACHT  SALOON.    Joe    Maier 

jKiipr,  3i  Siiring,  opp  Court  House 
ELLIOTT  J  Ml     ashir  L  s   AngeleB 

County  Biuk,  I  Temple  block 
Ellis  C  J,  atty  at  law.  Baker bl>ck 
EUi.s  Voluey  E,   hides^  pelts  and  wool 

puUia^r,  Macy 
Etcheverry  Pascal,  s:doon,  opp  SPRR 

1  Kpot 

EUREKA   LIVERY    AND  FEED 

STABLE,  Isaac  Ciiblw,  -^1  Fifth 

"EVENINJ  EXPRES3"  (dn]y  and 
weekly),  Jas  J  Ayers  editor  andmaa- 
iger,  l3  Spring 

EXOTIC  GARDENS  ft  NURSERY, 

l.oi.i.s  J  .Stengel  ]>iopr.  New  Los  An- 
geles bet  First  and  Third 
Falvey  — ,  staicbiiil.ler,  2"i7  Alameda 

FARitf ERS  &  MERCHANTS'  BANK 

OJJ'  LOS  ANGELES.  iHaias  W  Hell- 
man  |>res,  John  Milnersecy,  51  Main 

FASHION  LIVERY  AND  HACK 

STABLE,  Cieorge  U  Butler  supt,  29 

Mai.l 
Feadeulle  Francois,  saloon,  Sanchez  and 

Arcadia  , 

Felliws  Isaac, physician  (homoiopathist), 

2  Odd  Fellows    Buildiug 

Fener  Simon,  jiawnbroker,  4  Commercial 
Ferguson  &  Rose,  lively  and  fe-cd  stable, 

39  Main 
Fernandez  — ,  physician,   144  Spring 
Fish     L     W,    medical    electrician,    62 

Spring 
Fish  Mrs  M  S,  dressmaker,  102  Hill 
Fisher  J  A,  justic*>  of  peace,  81  Temple 

block 
Fisher,  Ricluirdaon  &   Co,  nurserymen, 

55  Spring 
P'lieschman  Jacob  saloon,  62  Spring 
MwkI  J  P,  Spring  St  Plttuiug  Mill,  96 

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Foeh  'Chas,  saloon,  9  Aliso 

Forguefl  Jacob,  boardingaaloon,  ]6  Aliso 

Fox  Chaa  J,  notary  public  and  short- 

himd  reporter,  8  Downey  block 
FOX  H  Oj   funcy    goods,    furnishing 

f(00«1s,  hata  and  c^^ps,  38  Spring 
EOT  8  C,  saddles  and  harness,  hardware 

(wholesubund  retail),  teitsand  wngon 

covers  awnings,  etc,  17  Los  Angeles 

FBAMBES  0  S,  A  M,  principal  Los 
Anveles  Academy,  229  Main 

FSANCIS  S  A,  water  overseer,  7  First 

Frank  brof,  8  b  Dewey  manager,  agri- 
cultural implements,  99  Spring 

French  Hospital,  —  Nudeau  physician, 
Castt^lar 

FRENCH  LATJSDRY  ASSOCIA- 
TION'.   De  l.t   Nux,  Mertau  &    Co 

propra,  175  Main 
French  hW,  dentist,  84  Miin 
Freosti  N,  groceries  and  li  juors,  Sprint: 

and  M.ia 
Frick  J  B,  druggist,  54  Spring 
FrKshliuyer  &  Frank,  meat  nisrkct,  144 

Main 
Funey  W>C,   hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 

Wdi-e,  33  Spring 
Fiirinan  N,  ttd  opr^S  PR  R  Depot 
Gage  H  T,  atfcy  at  law,  9  Downuy  block 
Gale  T  C,  physician,  71  Main 
Gallwas  F,  tailor,  131  Sprin;^ 
(ianuhl  F,  atty  at  law,  5  Downey  block 
GAne3   P,   editor  and  pro,)r  "L'Uuion 

Nouvelle,"  19  Downey  block 
Gaiitt  J  }\,  coffee  house,  4G  Los  Angeles 
Garoia  DiiniiiKO,  saddles  and  huracs.i, 

28  Commercial 
Gaidintr  W  P,  atty  at  law,  40Sprin;:| 
(iai'ibaldi  Lorenzo,    grucerics,  51   Upper 

Mi.in 
GAAVEY    SICHABD,    mining    an<l 

stock-raising,  M  Main 
Gttes  11  O,  blacksmith  and  horseshocr, 

155  Spriig 
GAUTHIER  F,  saloon,  9  ^rain 
Gee  .luhu,   shoumuker,    opp    S  P  K  R 

Depot 
OdertK  Rirtholme,  furniture,  150  Main 
Germain  F  &Co,commis«.oa  merchants, 

28  Main 
(ihiutto   Giacomo,  groceries,  44   Upper 

Main 
Giacomo  Justoni,  groceries,    K^  Bu^aa 

Vistu 
Gil)er*in  — ,  piiysician,  36  Baker  Block 
(iibbs  Geo  C,  j.tty  at  law,  2  Spri.ig 
QIBB8  ISAAC,  propr    Luroka  Livery 

aud  Feed  Stable,  21  Fifth 
GIBSON  C  W,  groceries,    provisions, 

crockery  and    glassware,  48  and  5U 

Spriiig 
Giose  F  Jr,  druggist  and  apotheca/y,  60 

Spring 


GIESE  HENRY,  agrioultaral   impla- 

inents,  24  Aliso 
Gi  liagham  J  W,  plasterer,  64  Fort 
Gillmann  Henry,  barber,  96  Main 
Gillmore  F  J,  pictures,  framus,  station- 
ery, fumishi.ig  goodti,  £5  Spring 
Giuocchio  A,  gen  mdse,  Macy 
GLASSELL  HUGH,   real  estato  agt, 
8J  'iVuiple  block 

GLASSELL  ft  SKITH,  attya  at  law, 

88  and  HO  Temple  block 
Gli.lden  E  C,  agt   sewing  machines,  73 

Main 
Glover  R  C,  blackamitU  and  horaeshoer, 

Franklin 
GLOVER  I^  C,  S  P  Transfer  Co,  Main 

and  Commercial 
Godfrey  John  F,  atty  at  law,  9  Temple 

block 
floldsteii  Mrs  S,  groceries  and  poultry 

142  Main 
Goldsworthy  John,    onsayer,    surveyor 

aud  milling  engineer,  53  Tumplj  block 
Gondran  Au^uste,  barber,  3  Aliso 
Gonz  dez  Manu<d  L,  groceries,  17i)  Now 

High 
Gonzalez  R  R,  barber,  98  L'^s  Angeles 
(»o(>dwiu  l^itrick,  hurdeshoer,  iU7 Spring 
Gos4  Thits,  brick  yard,  Bueiia  Vist^ 
Gould  Will  1),  atty  at  law,  82  aud  83 

Temple  block 
GRAllAM  D  M,  real  estate  and  loan 

broker,  tiO'i  Main 

GRAND  CENTRAL  HOTEL,  John  P 

Hill  propr,  38  and  40  M  .in 
Grand  R,   (>1  icksmith  and  wagonniaker, 

l()(i  New  Aliso 
GRANGE    HOUSE,  Mr.  P  J  Quinn 

pr.'pris,  144  New  Ljs  Anjo'cs 
Giavt-s   &   CUiipman,    attys   ut   law,    4 

Baker  Hock 
C»  raves  .1  A,  utty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic, 3  and  4  Baker  block 
(iray  \V  H,  atty  at  law  aud  notary  pub- 
lic, 80  Temple  block 
(irclMi  Chris,  rjstauraut,  1 12  Main 
Grolx)  .Joseph,   board  and    Ixlgi.ig,   G2 

Spring 
(irounbaum  E,  cigars,  tobacco  and  no- 
tions, 98  Main 
Gregory  J  K,  physician,  74  Main 
(ireen  iil  K,  windmdls.  Temple 
(ireun   Lewis  1),  janitor  siliiorijr  court 

rooms 
Griffin  Ed,  bootmaker,  33  Spriu;{ 
Grithn   J    E,  atty   at    law,  45  Temnle 

blook 
Griffin  J  S,  physician,  Main 

GRIFFITH  J  M  ft  CO,  pUniig  uulU, 

lunib>3r,   lime   and   phucer,  cor  Firvt 
fxul  Al.imeda 
Griffith  Mrs  Nancy,  boarding  and  lodg- 
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Oritnond  J,  saloon,  4  Aliso  ^    >  ' 

(iiuillory  A,  blackamith,  Macy 
Hiih-ie  >S  C,  real  estate  ogt,  2  Spring 
HAHMEL  ft  DENKER,  proprj  Cos 
mopolitau  and  United  8tates  Hotel 

HAMMOND  MISS  L  J,  millinery  and 

fancy  goods,  30  Spring 
lianna  FG,  agricuUural  implements,  80 

Spring 
Hunnas  L  H,  b.irbor,  1  Temple  ' 
Hanrion  J  physician,  61  Main 
Hansen  &  Salano,  surveyors,  78  Temple 

block 
Plarbeck  Adolpho,  saloon,  62  Spring 
Harvly  Mrs  M,  dressmaker.  Temple 
Hare  M   D,  constable  and  collector,  7 

Temple 
Hargitt  Godfrey,  carpenter  and  builder, 

Temple 
HARPEE  MOORE  ft  CO.   hardware, 

stoves,    tinware,    plumbers    and    gas 

fitters,  1 10  Main 
Harris  E,  detective  agency,  1 1  Downey 

block 
Harris  L,  clothing,  G~>  Main 
Hastin^^^  0  S,  electrician,  3  First 
HAVERSTICK  J  W,  receiver  U    S 

district  land  otficc,  131  Main 
Hay  Mrs  Hilla  G,  M  D,  physician,  8  and 

10  Odd  Fellows  building 
Hayes  ft  Benjamin,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

J2I  Main 
Hayes  Johii,  bootmaker,  1 36 \  Main 
Hayman  It,  blacksmith,  38  Aliso 
Hazard   II   T,    atty  at  law,  U  Djwncy 

block 
Ilazeltine  Wni,  dentist,  116.^  Main 

HEIMANN  RICHARD,  manager  for 
C  \V  (fil»st>n,  4t<  and  frt)  Sprin' 

Hcinsch  Hermann,  saddles  ami  harness 
and  Imrdware,  22  L^s  Anu^lea 

HEIHZEMAN  ft  ELLIS,  druggists, 

wholesalt' and  rotail,  72  Main 

HELLMAH,  HAAS  ft  CO,  wholesale, 

grocers,  hardware  and  liquors,  14  au  I 

16    Ln*  Angeles  and  14  and  16  (.'om 

mcrcial 
HELLMAN    ISAIAS     W,    presilent 

Fanners'  and     Merchants'    Bank,    51 

Main 
HELLMAN  S,  books,    sUttioncry   and 

toys,  !*5  Main  and  8  Spring 
Henderson  k.  Marshall,  nanlwm',  iron, 

steel  and  wagon  wood,  131  M  lin 
HERDMAN    ft     J0NE3,      insuranou 

and  real  eutate  agents.  Main 
Huriok  J,  feed  and  sale  stable,  107  Spring 
Hernandez    Gua<liilupe,   shoemaker,    7 1 

Upper  Main 

HEROLD  FREDERICK,  •aioou   1 12 

Lo*  Angelua 
Ues*  .1  H,  fraits,  ci){)irs  and  toh«cct>,  127 
Sprioj) 


Hewitt  £  F,  asst  snpt  S  P  R  R,  Dapot 

HEWITT  R  H,  editor  and  pronrietor 
"Morning  Journal,"  4  Downey  block 

Hildreth  J,  carp3nt3r,  9  First 

HILL  JOHN  P,  propr  Grand  Central 
Hotjl  and  saloon,  38  and  40  Main 

Hinton  J  W,  county  supt  public  in- 
struction. Court  House 

Hirschfeld  P,  books,  stationery,  fancy 
goo<ls  and    musical    instruments,    71 

Mrli'l 

HoffM&C'o,  dry  goods  and  furnishing 

goods,  4i)  Main 
H  olbrook  J  i '    sheetiron  and  pips  works, 

Re:]Uona  ne.^r  Wilmington 
Holleiibcck  J  J'l,  pri^ident  Commercial 

B  ink,  66  Maia 
Holmes  A  C,  notary  public,   37  Temple 

blojk 
Holmes  &  Scott,   hay,   wood  and  coal 

yard,  lOIJ  Spring 
Hossm  in  &  O  ivas,  barbDrs,  20  Spring 
Howard  Bry  int  &  Co,  hardware,  paints, 

oils  and  glaa?,  7  Los  Anjeles 

H)WARD  FRANK  H,  atty   at  law. 

17  Temple  block 
Howard  J  G,  atty  at   law,    10  Downey 

block 
Howard    Volney    E,     superior    judge, 

Court  House 
Howe  Joseph,  stoves  and  tinware,   29 

Spring 
H  >y  t  A  K  &  Co,    furniture  and  bedding, 

70  Spriig; 
HRANOVELLI  GEO  S,  Central  Res- 

tauraut  and  Chop  Houso,  132  Main 
Hubbv.dl  Geo,  carpjnter,  9  First 
Hubbjll    S    C,    attorney   at   law,    snpt 

Spring  and  Sixth  Street  R  R  Co,  54 

M.iin 
HUQHE3  ROBERT,  Russian,  electric, 

arid  inedicatud  baths,    15  Main 
HFTTON  A  W,  atty  at  law,  11  and 

12   Toinj.lo  hloolt 
ILLICH  JEERT,  restaurant  and  oys- 
ter saloon,  1 17  Main 

ILLIGH'S  OYSTER  PARLOR  AND 
CHOP  HOUSE,  117  Mai. 

Irwin  Mrs  J  K,  drenmiker,  91  Spring 
.lacks  »n  John  E,  city  surveyor,  78  Tem- 
ple block 
.lac'i-on,  Ker^khofT  ft   Cuzner,   lumber, 

do  >rs,  blin  Is  ami  |ilastjr,  AUineda  and 

First 
JACOBY  CONRAD,  alitor    nd  propr 

"MiH'dCalifoniische  Post''  and  notary 

public,  74  M  lin 
Jacoby  L,  clothing  and  fnmishiiiggooda, 

'rciiijilf'  block' 
JAMfiB  ALFAED.   register  U  S  dist 

land  otlice,  131  Main 
Johnson  Chts  R,  secy  Ueal  Estate  Asw- 

ciates,  9  Temple  block 


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ALPHADRTICALLr. 


Johjison  Mrs  P  V,  cisara,  tobacc^o,   fruit 

an<l  varieties,  'iO  Miiin 
Joueti  Mrs   Doria,  real  estate,  opposite 

riaza 
Jones  J  U,  livery   and  feed  stable,    196 

Spring 
JUSSON  A  H,  (J  Gillette    &  Gibson,) 

atty  at  law,  131  Main 

JXTDSON,  GILLETTE  &  0 1 B  S  3  N, 

seiirchers  ci     reconls,   abstracts    an(( 
titles,  131  Main 
Kays  Jas  C,  notary  public,  Court  House 

KANSAS  CITY  HOUSE,  Patrick  Kine 

proj,r.  opposite  S  I*  K  U  Depot 
Keny  Chas,  painter,  Alameda 
Kavaue  D,  collector,  7  Tcmj)le 
Keller  M,  inanufr  California  wines  and 

brandies,  131  and  133  Alameda 
Kelly  Mrs  M  JS,  loilgiims,  Duwney  block 
Kiefer  J  &  Co,  wines   liquors   and  v  ine 

prowois,  12  Main 
Kinibnl  MrsO  F,  dressmaker,  185  Main 
KINE  PATRICE,   propr  Kansas  City 
House  and  saloon,  >San  Fernando  opptj- 
site  S  P  1{  U  rXipot 
KINQ  A  J,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic, 40  iSpiintc 
King  Jlenry,  chief  police,  '2G  Spring 
Kirkpatrick  J  C,  i>hynici  in  and  Hurj4e( 

(li'ina'pitliic,)  tj5  Spring 
Kiicll   J  I),  music  teacher,    1  KS  Los  An- 

Kn.ix  M  M,  physician,  3  First 
KohlcrA,  convt'yanci.'r  84  Tcnipli!  tihick 
Kostilwy  Joseph,    shoemaker,   174  Com- 
mercial 
Kowidrtki  J  B,    manajjt.T  for  1   ''ohn,   7".i 

Main 
Kreamrr  M,    city  tax   col!cct«pr  and  ins 

!ii:t,-J7  Spriii'.' 
KUCKD,    "y/i^"  Fountain  Saloon,    07 

Sjiriiiii 
KUCK  JOHN,  PhiladeJijIii;.    Hcer,  llIS 

Mj.in 
Kurtz  Jfis,  {jliysician,  S4  M.iiu 
KWQNGHING  &  CO,  -i^ar.,  tobacco, 
Cliinesf      uidse    and   .Jajianese    ((oods 
3i>  Spring 
Ky-Hoiit  llciino8Hy,  architects,  131  Main 
Ijilwrca  Luid,  (ifroccriiw,  131    New    lli>;h 
Lalxnigi!  A,  baths, l»arbcrM  and  chirojidiist, 

'2  IJwjufiia 
LA  CRONICA,  (Spani.sh  wc«.kly,)  Pas- 
tor dc  (Vli-,  tMlitor,  'J  Downey  block 

LA  FETRA  C  W,  propr   I/>h    Ani^ek-s 

lUisiuoss    ('(>ll(!i4c,    1-4    Odd     Fellows 

buiMin;^ 
IjuJando    ]',    groceriea  and    liiiuors,    70 

First 
Iwimb    C    (',    county    reconler.    Court 

House 
Lauiboum  &  Turner,  f^roceries  and  pro 

\  isions,  'it)  Aliso 


Lami  Sl  Ardant,  blacksmiths,   130  New 

Aliao 
Lami  Louis,  groceries,  128  New  Aliso 
Lamoreanx  C  L,  bakery,  72  Spring 
Lankcrshim  &  Co,  flour  mills,  47  Com- 

mercial 
La  Kennissance  A,  dyeing  and  scouring, 

111  Aliso 
Lattin  Milton,  blacksmith,  107  Main 
Lauth  Phil,  brewery.  Third  and  Main 
Lawlor  W  B,  justice  peace,  304  Spring 
I^awrence  A  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  ,igt 

Telegraph  Stage  Co,  (58  Main 
Laughlin  T  groceries,  3  Upper  Main 
Leake   Kdwd,   tiro  and  life   ins  agt,  1^ 

Spring 
Lecrnq  Mrs,  dressmaker,  and  agt  But- 
trick  Pattirns,  28  Spring 
liCe  I)   W,  government  store   keeper,  14 

liaker  block 
LEE  HT  atty  at  law,  11   and  12  Tem- 

))le  block 
lichman  Andrew,  IxKitmaker,  138  Main 
Leon   Halph,  ci.ars,   tobacci  aud  pip«s, 

02  Main 
Ivcvi  L.  nii'.nufr  cigars,  »5  San  Siviano 
lA'vy  ,Jac((ue8,   meat  market,    opi)osite 

S  !•  K  K  Depot 
Ivovy  Mioheal,  whosesale   iijxiors,  ci^irs 

iind  tobaoi-o,  ',(  I^os  Angeles 

LEVY  SAMUEL,  hides,  jwlts,  wool, 

firain,  Towarding  and  comuiissiou  mer- 
ehauts,  'M  Aliso 
Ix'win  littuis  &  Co,  nuisic,    musical  in- 
stninicnts,      books      und    stationery, 
S|ii  ing  and  Postoflicc  Arca4le 

LEWIS  BROS,  (M  E  &   M,)  bootd  and 

slioe.M,  57  and  5it  Spring 
Lichtenbcrger    U    carriage   mauufr,  145 

and  147  Main 
Lick  Lorenzo,  groceries,  I'.K)  Alain 
Licvcr  John,  guns,  pistols,  ammunition 

anil  gunSj  11  Commercial, 
Lindlcy  Milton,  county  treasurer.  Court 

House 
Lindl'y  Walter,  i)iiysiciau    undsur^joon, 

lit  Fort 
Limle    Frederick,    watchwaker,    jeweler 

and  seal  engraver,  71  Main 

LINDftUIST  F,  merchant  tailor,  i:0 
Spring 

Littiil^oy  Wm,  dniggist,  102  M  in 

Lloyd  Wm,  corpentcr  and  builder,  10!) 
Main 

ly>ckhart  Wilson,  physician  aud  surgeon, 
54   Main 

Lockwood  J,  train  disj)atcher,  SPUR 
dcpt 

Logan  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  63  Spring 

Lony  Geo  K,  assignee  Teuiple  &  Work- 
man Pank,  1 1  and  12  Templp  block 

LOS  ANGELES    ACADEMY,  0  S 

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ALPIIABBTICALLT. 


LOS  ANGELES  BAR  ASSOCIA- 
TION, W  De  Buxton  librarian,  21 
TtfUiulo  block 

LOS  ANGELES  BROOM  FACTORY, 

Thos  S  Daiinu  propr,  ii5  San  Pctlr  » 

LOS  ANGELES  BUSINESS  COL- 
LEGE, t!  NV  La  Fetra  propr,  1-4  Odd 
FelluwH  building 

Los  Au.;t'les  City  Water  Co,  Frad  Eaton 
Bupt,  opp  pbizu 

LOS  ANGELES    COUNTY  BANK, 

I  S  hi  .us  )ii  pres,  J  M  Wliott  caanicr, 

]  Temple  block 
Los  Augelea  (las  Co,  Chas  S  F  Himpkins 

supt,  Turner 
Los  Au^elM  Ice  Co,  G  E  Millikoa  supt, 

Ann  oppo  11  R  depot 
Ix«    An^clea  Infirmary,    conductad  by 

Si-'ters  of  Charity,  oppiwtite  8  P  11  li 

LOS^ANQELES  STEAM    COEFEE 

AND  SPICE  MILLS,  l'   Cas^uave  & 
Co  prjpr.i,  Stnonth  and  Olive 
Lo«  Angeles  &  Ventura  Stagu  liine,  F  M 
Covert  pr.ipr.  Temple  and  New  Hi^li 

LOS    ANGELES    WOOLEN     COS 

MILlS>  Tor.l  &  Homer  pr>.prs,  I'earl 

bet  Fourth  and  Fitth 
Lowe  &  \V'illit3,  meat  mtrket  'J4   Spri  ij 
LUITWIELEfi  SAML  W,  wagon  and 

Citrriage   rjpo«itory,     agt  rttutlebaker, 

Faun  &  Co,  land,  platform  and  Hjuiu^ 

wagoiiH,  1 1  A' is  ) 

"L'UNION  NOUVELLE,"  (French 
weekly),  I'  (ianee  edit'ir  and  propr,  \\. 
Downy  block 

LlfNCK  JOSEPH  D,  editor  ami  man- 
ager ''.Mor.ung  Herald"  I'H  Spring 

MahUtinlt  I>,  pmpr  rhiladilpliia  lirew- 
pry  A  iao  h  Sanivian 

Mahomy  Hev  M,  piiator  St  Viviina  Ca 
tholr  i  (Catholic),  Main  Ixit  Second 
and  Third 

MAIE&  JOSEPH,  Eititarcht  Saloon.lU 
Sliring  opp  I'uurt  Houhj 

M.iu  Street  i-nd  Aj;ricultnr d  I'ark  U  K, 
John  ()  ^Vhct•h'^  t<c('ty,  .'>  Commcrci.il 

MANNING  THOS  F,  plumbing     and 

gas  litti  ig,  Ho  Spring 
M.bastieldJohii,  atty  at  law,  51   and  fiO 

Temjtle  block 
Marrnr  Sanil,  livery  and  fet-dstablc.Ali.io 
^^arHh  dl  ("  IL  p  i  't'r,  Temple 
MARSHALL    &  SON,  caip.-nter^  an.l 

build  rs,  (iG  Spring 
Marteeu  Hor.ttio,  tailoriig,  S  Ali^) 
Martin    K   &  C'O,   wiioIes.de   wiaes  and 

li  juors,  '24  Main 
Mascotti    F    (i,    grooerics,    I'Jl    liuena 

Vi«ta 

MATTHIE3EN  PETER,  »-lcKm,  Los 

Angeles  and  Commeiic^il 
Maxuy  &  Co,  meat  market,  14*.(  Alameda 


Maxwell  &  Erickson,  pointers,  44  Lo 

Angeles  

MAXWELL  WALTER  S,  commission 

nurcliuit,  wool,  grain  aud live  stock, 

13  Court 
Mnyer  L,  saloon,  130  Main 
McCaffrey  T,  telegraphy  operator,  S  1* 

li  R  d  pot 
McConville    J    A,    merchant    tailor,   1 

Spiing 
McCrea  John,  ticket  agent,  S  F  R  R  de- 
pot 
Mc  DONALD  A  S>  b;>ots  and  shoes,  34 

Spriii  I 
Mci.iar\  i  i  F,  meat  market,  46  Spring 
Mc'^iarven  &  White,  blacksmith  audcar- 

ri  ige  m  ikers,  %  Sprin;^ 
Mcl»i.iiii.<  E  T,  salo  >  i,  57  M  lii 
McKenzid  A'ex,  wines,  li  juois  and  ci^;- 

ars,  I'Ji)  Mil 

McKINLAY  BRD3,  imraerymen  and 

orohardists,  San   Pe<lrj 
MeLjui    Win,    plast  r    orn:imints,    83 

S])ri  ig 
Mc  lE  LLAN  BROS,  insuranoe  agts,  66  'j 

M  ii 
Mc  LE  LLAN  H,  a.rt  PC   S  S  Co  and 

lOuropjan  Hteamuiv,  Uj.^  Mai  i 
Mcl/Minou  S  1),  uroceries,   1(53  Alameda 
McM  ihon  H,  tailor,  35  Comm  srcial 

McMENOMY   &  CLAYTON,  g'-fit- 

ters  and  p.umbin_^  aud  painpi,  tirst 
and  Spring 

Mendelsohn  B,  t  ilor,  1'2  Spring 

Merriain  A,  candy  manufr,  cigars  and 
iee  eieain  s  doon,  3'2  Spring; 

ME3MER  JOSEPH,  b  ot«  and  shoes, 
lot  ALiiii 

MEYBERG  BROS,  crockery,  glass- 
ware, cigars  and  tob  icco,  lamps,  cut- 
lery and  ti  iware,  81  M..in 

MEYER  EUGENE  &  CO,  dry  goo.is. 

clotliing  unil  fancy  gooils,  53  aud  55 
Main 

Miller  Jacob,  marble  works,  48  First 

Milliken  (>  E,  supt  Lis  Angeles  Ice  Co, 
An:i  oppo  K  K  tlfp  it 

Miliier  .lolm,  s.'ety  Farm  era,  aud  ^Mer- 
chants, Bii^ik,  51  M  tin 

MIRANDETTE  J  S,  '"e;it  market,  66 
Aliso 

Mitchell  II  M,  ntty  at  law  and  notary 
publio,  77  Temple  block 

Mihantr  PR,  in;at  market.  First  and 
Alamj<la 

Molimy  &  Fennessy,  carri;ige  aud  wagon- 
makers,  145  Alain j(ia 

Monroe  W  N,  hoUd,  S  P  U  R  doi>ot 

Moore  CiiaM,secund-iiaiid  fiiruituro store, 
136  Main 

MOORE  WALTERS,  iusuranco  agent, 
13  Court 

Moore  Wm,  hxlgiuga,  31  First 


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Miioro  Wm,  wirveyor,  16  Downey  block 

Moral)  8,  puiuter.  Temple 

Moreno  .lesua  F,   aaddles  and  harness, 

13  Aliao 

Morford  \V  E,  ins  agt,  (life),  13  Spritip 
Morgan  G  W.  real  estato  agt,  11  Odd 

Fellows'  building 
"MOBNING  HERALD,"   (daily  and 

weekly),  Joseph  D  Lynch   editor  ami 

manHLMT,  'J3  Spring 
"MOBNING  JOTJBNAI,"  (daily  and 

weekly),  U  H  Hewitt  editor  anil  i)ro 

piietor,  4  Downey  block 

MORSCH  &  MANNmO,  house,  sign 

and  ornamental   pi>intord,    8  and    10 

Court 
Moya  M,  gen  mdsc,  13  Upper  Main 
Mullally  Joseph,    brick    yard,    Buena 

Vista 
Murray  David,  atty  at  law,  40  Sprino; 
MuBSiy  Miss  C  E,  dressmaker,  1.00  Main 
Mytrframuel,  crockery  and  glassware,  7 

Commercial 
IfASEAU  H,  phyaician,  131  M  tin 
Najile  D,  boots  and  shoe^,  88  Main 
Nau<l   E  &  Co,    winegrowers,  '210  Com- 

mereiid 
Neely  T  W,  searcher  of  reconls,  54  Main 
Neitzkc  E,  undertaker,  3  iSpiiag 
NEWMARK  H  &  CO,  wholesale  gro- 

ct'rii's,   provisions    and  hardware,    13 

i mi  15  Lis  Anceles 
NICHOLS  DARWIN,  boot   and  shoe- 

iiuiker,  'J'2'A  .Sj)rinir 

NIEDECKEN  HERMAN,  groceries, 

J  73  .Spring 
Niles    Wni,    breeder    of    thoroughbred 
poultry  and  hoi^s,  Washington 

NOEL  &  FELT,  wholesale  ami  retail 
liiluofM,  wines  and  cigars.  114  Main 

Nordlii.lt  W  J,  soda  works  and  groce- 
ries, First  an<l  Los  Angeles 

NonlliuL'er  .*^,  watciiniakcr  and  jeweler, 
w.'itcheH,  clocks  and  jewelry,  GO  Main 

N<irthcraft  W  R  &  Co,  auction  and  com- 
mission, 40,  4'J  and  44  Ivos  An^jeles 

Nort^in  Mrs  A,  clothing  and  fancy 
goods,  13  Commercial 

Nort  n  .Si.meon,  dry  goodsf  clothing  and 
furnishing  goods,  '2'2  Main 

Olmeda  Fabi ma,  bakery,  50  Upper  Main 

O'Melveny  H  K  S,  atty  ut  law,  40 
fSiiring 

Onstott  I  H,  agt  Continental  Oil  and 
Transportation  Co.  poultry  ami  pro- 
duce, 7!>  Spring 

Omie  H  .S,  physician,  74  Main 

Oslxirnc  John,  Osborne's  Transfer  Co,  3 
Market 

OWENS  CHAS,  hay  and  wood  yard, 
1B7  tipring 

Pacitic  Salt  Works,  cor  Alameda  and 
Marcheflsanlt 


PALACE  OF  FASHION,  Mrs  D  S 

Coronn,  45  Main 
Palmer  F  M,  dentist,  64  Main 
PAPINEAU  OTTLEY,  -addles  and 

harness,  144  Hill 
Park   Mrs  M  K,   millinery  and  fancy 

goods,  40  Spring 
Parker  F,   photograph  gallery,  Temple 

block 
PATTON  OEO  S,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tary public,  88  Temple  block 
Pearson  R  C,  saloon,  61  Main 
Pelleqrin  G,    saloon  and    hoarding;,   12 

Aliso 
Pelletier  &  Co,  bakery,  10  and  12  Negro 

alley 
Pellissier  Eugene,  hotel,  69  Los  Angeles 

PENTI  SIMON,    merchant    tailor,    5 

Comincrcial 
Peppa   id  ids    Carrie,     dressmaker,    45^ 

Main 
Perkins  A  0,  boot  and  sheemakor,  4 

Temple 

FERRET  GDSTAVE  C,  saloon,  128 

Spring 
Perry   S   M,   gasfitting,  plumbing    and 

rooKng,  16  Main 
Perry,  Woodworth  &  Co,   planing  mills 

ami  luml)or,  76  Commercial 
Pcschkc  &  Merz,   groceries   and  liquors, 

76  and  7S  Aliso 
PFEIFFENBEROER     L,    merchant 

tiiilor,  :UMain 
PHTTjiP  P,  insur.ince,  c  mmission,  real 

estate  and  collection  agt,  8i  Commer- 
cial 
PHILIPPI  J,  saloon,  4-5  Market 
PICO  PIO,  real  estate,  1  Main 
I'ier  A  (!,  groceries  and  provisions,  Sixth 

and  Olive 
Pigne — Duputren  J    B,    physician  and 

Hurjjeon,  IDS  Main 
Piletique   Padro,    meat  market,  2  Aliso 
Plvennies  O  V,  teacher  of  German  and 

English  school,  .Second  and  Charity 
POLASKI  L   &   SON,  dry  goods  and 

clothiig,  58  Main 
PQNET  &  ORR,  undertakers,  dealers 

in  pictures  and  frames,  66  Main 
Ponet  Mrs  V,  millinery  and  fancy  goods, 

78  Mil  in 
Ponyfourcat  J,  saloon,  8  Los  Angeles 
PONY    STABLES,   John  Zens  propr, 

136  Mi) ill 
Potts  A  W,  county  clerk,  Court  irousu 
I'otts  J  W,  county  public  administrator 
FOUND  W  W,  hay  and  feed  yard,  29 

Aliso 
Prager  Chas,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  64 

Main 
Prager  Saml,  liquors,  69  Main 
Pray   J  no    M,  blacksmith   and  wagon- 
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Preoido   Ilario,  restaurant,    25   Upper 

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PreuBS  &  Pironi,  drnsrgists,  21  Spring 
Pridhjiin  Wm,  agt  VVelU,  Faryo  &  Oo'a 

Express,  cor  Main  anil  Market 
Paisaaijur  Padro,  bikery,  8  Upp>}r  Main 
QUHnf  MRS  F  J,  proi>rietn.aa  Grange 

Uouse,  144  Los  Angeles 
Kalphs    Bros,    groceries    and    liquors, 

Spri'ig  and  8ixth 
BAnlREZ  F  P,  atty  at  law,  72  Tem- 
ple block 
Rammer  Henry  C,  house  and  sign  paint 

er,  4  First 
Ramstii'i  Jacob,  shoemaker,  IS  ]    fit 
RAPHAEL   CHAS,  paints,  oil      Jasa, 

show  cases,  windows,  doors  and  i>liuds, 

*J'J  M;iin 
Rapp  &  Philipson,    cutlers    and    lock 

smiths,  41  Spring 
Raynal  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 

]'M  Alamctla 
Reul  Estate  Associates,  (Chas  R    John- 
son secy),  y  Tuniple  block 
Rees  &  Wirsohing,  carri  ige  and  wagon 

painti.'rs,  makers   and  dealers,  35  and 

37  Loa  Angeles 
Reid  Edward,  saloon,  48  Muin 
Reilly  T,  painter  and  wliiteaer,  5  First 

REINE&T  EDWARD,  Pioncor  Coop- 

erag<s  42  First 
Reynolds  &.    Callahan,  expressmen,    G8; 

Main 
Reynolds  Wm  P,  surveyor,  54  Temple 

block 
Rhein  Ja»,   horseshoer,  43  Los  Angeles 

RICHARDSON  REV  M  V,   C  M, 

priiicipid  St  Vincent's  College,  corner 


Russell  W  H  H.  atty  at  law,  2  Sprins 

ST  vmcEiir's  college.  Rev  m 

V    Richirdson,  C   M,    principal,  cor 

Sixth  and  Fort 
Salisbury   Jno  C,  wood,  {ee«l  and  hay 

yard  and  public  Dound,  107  Main 
SALMON  WM  B,  barber,  opp  S  P  R 

R  dopot 
Sanguineti    &    Vignolo,    groccriea    and 

hardware,  108  Main 
Sant:i  Cruz  M  U,  jewelry,  groceries  and 

hardware,  14  to  18  Upper  Main 
Sant.i  Monica  Wharf  Co,  O   F  Kimball 

secy,  28  Main 
Santous  Max,  saloon,  6  Los  Angeles 

SAXTON  DR  NB  &  CO, druggists.  118 

M  lin 
Schaetfer   Henry,  florist,  9    Wilmington 
Schalmo  Stove,  meat  m:irket,  155  Main 
Si;hilliiig  Paul,  saloon,  i)2  Spring 
Sehindler  Herman,  boots   and  shoes,  G 

Commercial 
Schmidt  &  Hafner,  carriage  and  wagon- 
makers,  41  Main 
Scliinidt  John,  hotel  and  8aloou,31  Com- 
mercial 
Schneider  Geo,  saloon,  1 12  Main 
Schneider .lohn,  sdoon,  4  Requcna 
SCHNIDER  JOHN,  livery   and    feed 

8t:ible,  14  Aliso 
Schroder  J  C    &    Sons,    painters,    119 

Spring         ♦ 
Schroder  &  Sons,  sign  aud  houso   paint- 
ers, 1 17  Spring 
Shubert   A   \V,  sadtlles  and  harness,  7 

Aliso 
Scliumacher  II,  bakery,  56  Spring 
SQiscicli    Luca,  groceries  and  li(]Uord,  12 
First 


Sixth  and  Fort  ,  »r     tv^.    ,  •        »« »,  • 

Rieso  Charles,  fruit  store,  SprinL'  andi  Scott  Mrs  DC,  dressmaker,  78  Mam 
Secoml  "  Scott  Jowathan  R,  atty  at  law,  20  ii 

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Roattiuo  G,  board  and  lo<lging,  Olvera 
RolR-rts  I>  C,   watchmaker,  clocks  andi 
watches,  28  Spring  | 

Robinson   W   W,  auditor  and  clerk   of 

city  council,  47  Spring 
Koeder  Louis,  wagon  and  carriage  maker, 

87  Sprint; 
ROGERS^  RALPH.    woo«l,    hay   and 

coal  yard,  43  aud  45  Los  Angeles 
Ross  \V  W,  physician,  84  Main 
Rothschild   &   Ixiiss,  confectionery  and 

ice  cream  saloon,  125  Main 
Rothschild    Myer,    meat    market,    192 

Spring 

Kouguy  Louis,  groceries,  15  Commercial 
Rowan  Geo  1),  groceries,  30  Main. 
Howan  T  E,  bakery,  153  Main 
ROWAN  T  E,  real   estate,   insurance 

and  commission  agt,  75  Main 
Rowe  Mrs,  dressmaker,  84  Spring 
ROWLAND  WM  R,  sherifi;    Court 
Uouse 


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Sentous  Louis  &    Co,  meat   market,    1 

AHso 
Seymour  &  Co,  groceries,  crockery.glixss- 

ware,  boots,  shoes  aud  agricul  implts, 

133  Main 
SHAFFER    JOHN,    manufacturer    of 

touts,  wagon  covers  and  awnings,  all 

kinds  of  canvass  sewed  by  hand  aud 

machine,  GS  Alameda 

SHAMROCK  HOUSE  SALOON,Jamca 

Cosgrove  propr,  55  Los  Angeles 
Sharp  &,  Blucser,  furniture,  caqieta  and 

Ixidding,  141  Main 
Sheuble  Joseph,  saloon,  43  Main 
Sborb  A  S,  physician  and  surgeon  (hom- 

cepathic),  G9  Spring 
Signal  Service  US   A,  E  J  Kuble   ob- 
server, 11  Ducommum  block         i  aio 


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Bimmons  H  W,  blaoksmith,  179  Kprina 
fe$ifl«on  &  Witllace,  gen  miiie,  <  pp  b  P  R 
R  depot 


•STJEO-CAIIFORNISCHE   POST," 

(weekly)    Conri^d   Jututiiy  oiliior  nod 
propr,  74  Main 


SifitcrH  iSt^'hool,  eoiidnuted  by  the  Sisters  SuaitndO  I.,  hntiiM  and  barlMsr,  50  Main 


of  Charity,  Alameda 
SIANEY  WH,  boots  and  shocn,  1 01 

Miiin 
SLATJSON  I S,  pri»  TiOs  Angoli«  Coun- 
.    ty  iiunk,  1  Temple  block 
Slottei  b(!ck  H  &  Co,  guna  and  pistols,  75 

Ml  in  

SMITH  &  BROWN  attys   at  law,  »1 

and  4>*2  Ttrnple  IJtick 


Smith  Chus,   livery  and  feed  stable,  143  "THE"    FOUNTAIN    SALOON,     D 


cashier    Commercial 


M  ill 
SMITH  H   M,  real  estate  agrnt  and 

money  broker,  (i  Ducommum  block 
Smith  Thomas  H,  attorney  ut  law  38 

und  'Sii  Temple  block 
Smurr  C  F,  Hmnt  8  1'  l\  1\,  depot 
Solomon  ]j,  tailoring,  '2it  Comnurcial 
SomoMH  Augusti.iu,  b;;rlH.'r,  4  Short 
Sormano&  Sani.  saloon,  1.5  and  17  Muin 
Soulii^tt     li,      bluoksmith    and    wagon- 
maker,  OS  New  Ali.io 

SOUTHEBN  PACIFIC  TRANSFER 

CO,  lii'la  &  (ilover  propr,  Market  and 
Spii.ig 
Sparks    A    A,    coffee  house,   3  Tempi 

SPEEDY  S  &  CO,  I>ork  packers,  5(5,   58 
and  (K),  Alia.t 

SPENCE  £  F, 

«<5  Main 
Spring   and  8ixth  stro.^t   It  K  Co,  S  C 

llnbbclt  Bupt,  54  M.«in 
Spring  Street    I'laning  Mill,  I  P  Hood 

propr, '.  5  Spring 
Stiickpole  T  W,   watchmaker  nnd  jew 

eler,  3<)  Mi. in 
STFNOEL  LOUIS  I,  nurserj-man  and 

tlorist,  Los    Angeles  Inst   Second   and 

Thinl 
Stiphens  1)Ct,  Temple  Street  Livery  8ta 

bl' ,  Temple  and  Siovr  High 
Stephe.'jB  \V'm  D,  ;>tty  at  Lw,  85  Ttmple 
•   block 
Stephenson  Walter  I),  attorney  at  law, 

Temple  block 
Steveson  H  J,  surveyor,  5  Downey  l>lock 
Stewart  G  V.  manager   W   U  Tel  Co, 

Main  anil  Arcadia 
Stoll   Chas,  tailor,  cleaning,   46|  Com- 
mercial 
Stoll  H  W,   !5oda  works,  38  Sansiviaue 
Stoll    S    books,    stationery  and    news, 

agency,  9  Spring 
STRAUS  B,  cigars  and    tobacco    and 

pipes,  10  Spring 
Strooridge  T  W,  propr  White  House, 

Los  Angeles  and  Commercial 
StrohmThos,  groceries  63  l<irst 
Stump  J  W,  atty  at  law,    6  Downey 

block 


Kuck  propr,  H7  Spring 
"  THE"  MUSIC  STORE,   Wangeman 

Itros  pr.ipr.i,  5S  Spring 

"THE''    QUEEN   FASHIONABLE 
BOOT  AND  SHOE  STORE,  Joseph 

Mesmer  [iropr,  104  Main 
Thorn  &  Stephens,  attorneys  at  law,  6, 

(»  and  7  Ti.'iMple  block 
Thompson  JamoH,  jailor  county  jail  and 

city  prison,  51  Sjjring 
Thompson  .John   S,  attorney  at  law,  32 

Baker  block 
Tiiompsoa  L  J  &  (.'o,  groceries,  36  Spring 
Tilley  Justin,  burlwr.  Court 
Toal  Frank,  horsc-shoer,  '.'7  Spring 
Toberman  J  H,  city  mayor  and  insurance 

agent,  4!)  Spring 
Tomicit  (tovaiii,  oyster  and  chop  house, 

4-2  Mi.in 
TORR  &  HORNER,  prop™    Los  An- 
geles Woolen  Mills,  I'earl  bet  Fourth 

and  Fifth 
Tralford  John,  justice  of    jK'ace,  7  Tem- 
ple 
Trantum  O  O,  attorney  at  law,  '2  Spring 
TuUis  W    B,  watchmaker,  jeweler  uud 

eiigraver,  01  Main 
TURNER    GEO,  "gent  Mosler'aSafe 

and  l^ick  C<>,  103  Main 
TURNER   GEO  S>  leather  and  shoo 

tiiiilingH,    leather,    buots    and    shoes, 

(wholesile),  103  Main 
Tuthill    W    H,  .  seuiiig    m^chiate,    28 

Spring 
Ullman    Daniel,    collector   Los   Angcloa 

Gas  (.'o.  Turner 
Union  Soda  Works,  W  J  Nordhalt  propr, 

5  First 

U  S  BONDED  WAREHOUSE,  J  Ber- 

nartl  propr,  Alameda 

UNITED   STATES  HOTEL  AND 

SALOON,  Hammel  &,  Denker  pruprs. 

Main  opp  Conn  Ifouse 
VACHE  i!'RERES,inanufs  and  dealers 

in  wines,  liquors  and  vinegar,  Heinsch 

block,  SK  cor  Los  Angelea  and  Com> 

mercial 
Valder  J  A,  pictures  and  framea,  38 

Spring 


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SUSSKIND  HENRY,  clothing,  furn- 
ishing goinis,  lH>ots  and  shoea,  120 
Main 

SWEETSER  E  H,  watchmaker  and 
manutacturing  jeweler,  watches  and 
jewelry,  07  Main 

T;ibulari  Mrs  K,  gi-oceries,  21  San  Podro 

Tlinyer  &.  (iraham,  real  estate  agents,  29 
Spring 


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VALLA  &  TONpNI,  muiiufa  untivu 
wiiioa  and  braadiM,  Alameda  and  01- 
vera 

Velsir  Jiimoti,  miwitur  maohanio  S  P  R  R 

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Venuble  J  \V,   uoaaty  aj»39a3ar,    Court 

Uuuso 
iVenezuela  K,  caudiea  and  variutiea,  4 
'    Loa  Angeloji 

VERBAQUEB  BEY  PETEB.  rector 

Church  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Au;jtil8, 
(R  C),  opp  Plaza 
Veysset  F,  m  ;rchaiit  tiulor,  7  Spring 

TILLALOBOS  JOAQUIN,  ahoomaker, 
H5  Commercial 

VIDAL  A  Y.  watohmakor    and    jew- 
eler, \i(S  UpiM-r  M.iiii 
Villtt  David,  nordeahour,  '22  Aliso 

Victoisin   Herman,  poultry  and  game, 

l(j'2  Spring 
Vickery   &    Hinds,   mjat  market,    I'J'J 

Mili:l 

Wagtnhach  Chiis,  dyeing  and  scouring, 
131  •Spring 

WALDBON  DAVID  V.propr  Wash 
'    iiigton  Ple.iHuro  (r.inleni  and  Saloon, 
\VuRliiiigtou  and  Muia 

Wulnh  M  C,  lodsjiiigH,  IG  Commorcial 

WANQEMAN  BB03.   pianoj,  or^ns, 

UKiBiciil  insirumunta  and  sheet  muiiio, 

5S  Spring 
Warner  J  J,  attorney  at  law  ami  notary 

publir,  U  S  register  in  bankruptcy,  74 

Teniplo  block 

WASHINOTON  GABDEN3.  (picas 

ure),  i>avid  V  WuKlrja  propr,  NVaah- 
injL|;t.)n  and  Main 

WATJQAMAN  JOHN,  gold  dry  washer, 
44  Firat 

•*  WEEKLY  MIBBOB,"  Yamell  & 
Cayatiie  piib'.ii<hera  and  propra,  i)  Tem- 
ple 

"WEEKLY  BE3CUB,"  (organ  r  0  a 

T),  Yarnell  &  Caystila  publidherd  and 
propra,  U  Temple 

WElL  J,  olothiag  and  fumijhing  goods, 
hata  and  caps,  90  Maia 

Wi-inhold  Rudolphe,  iloriat  and  seeds- 
man, 71  Spring 

Wendt  Chaa  boot  and  shoemaker,  133, 
Fort 

Wen  Lung,  wood  yard.  Spring 


Wet'cnmer  Peter,   aaloon,  Elmira  and 

San  I'criando 
\Mi<«ier  iao  O,  deputy  clerk  Supreme 

■v'^^tirt,  tad  secretary  Main  Street  U  K 

C .,  5a  Main 
White  A  P  &  Co,  real  eatate  agents,  1) 

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WHITE  C,  attorney  at  law,  41)  Temple 

block 
White  Seth,  homeahoer  and  blaokamith. 

Temple 
White  Stephen  M,  attorney  at  law,  llGi 

Main 

WHITING  B  C,  attorney  at  law  and 

U   S  court  conimiaaiuncry,  27  Baker 

block 
Wicks  ft  Wicks,  attorneys  at  law,   80 

and  87  Temple  block 
Wicks  M  J,  rjal  eatato  n;|ent,  80  ond  87 

Temple  block 
Wickeraham  lanac,  feed,  livery,  hny  and 

wootl  yaril,  83  Spring 
Widney  J  P,  phyaici m,  Downey  block 

WIDNEY  B  M.  attorney  at  law,  fti 
Main 

Wiepecko  Mrs  E,  grocerica,  45  Firat 

Willa  Mrs  M  C,  millinery,  45  Main 

Wilson  .ruhn,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  100  Main 

Winston  J  B,  physician  and  hG;dth  offi- 
cer, D.iwney  l)li>ck  , 

Winter  Mia  II  M,  drosa  and  cloak 
niiki  ig,  03.J  Spring  • 

Wise  K  I>,  physician,  IIG^  Main 

Wolcott  k  V'a'i  Home,  woo<l,  hay,  coal 

and  feed  yard,  80  Spring 
Wolfskin  Joseph  W,  orange  grovo,  Ala- 

m'xla 
Wollwebor  Tlioo,  dni^gist,  fl;)  Main 
Wo'>d  F  W,  real  estate  agent,  81  New 

Hi-h 

WOODHEAD  &  GAY,  wholesale  and 
retail  deulura  in  nursery  stock,  fruita, 
produce  ami  seeds,  10  and  42  Spring 

WOODWOBTH  J  J,  groceries,  14  M  lin 
Woollacott  Henry  J,  wines,  H.^uora  and 

ci^ar.^,  40  Spring 
Workman  E  H,  s.uldlea  and  hameei,  78 

Main 
Wortliington  H,  physician.  Baker  block 

WBIGHT  E  T,  county  surveyor,  3 
D.>wney  block 

Wright  S  L,  restaurant,  5  Spring 

WTJLFF  F  M,  cigara,  tobacco  and 
pipua,  78.^  Mai.i 

YABNELL  &  CAYSTILE,  propra 
Mirror  Publishing,  Printing  and  Book- 
binding House,  9  Temple 

YOBBA  B  A,  county  aaditor,  Court 
Houae 

Young  J  S,  master  car  repairer  S  P  R  R 
car  shops 

Zabolita  Pantaleon,  shoemaker,  20  Com- 
mercial 

Zech  Henry  A,  cigar  manuf,  100  Hill 

ZENS  JOHN,  propr  Pony  Livery  and 
Feed  Stable  and  Saloon,  136  Main 


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LABIES'  AlTD  GENTS'  CUSTOM  W03E  A  SPECIALTY. 


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contains  nearly  a  hundred  spacious  and  airy  room«,  newly  furnished  in  the  most 
comfortable  style.  Rooms  in  suites  for  families  and  parties  on  every  floor,  with  hot 
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guests  comfortable  in  every,  way.     A  large  Reading  Room  open  night  and  day. 

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The  Best  Stock  and  Lowest  Prices,     Horses  boarded  by  the  Day,  Week  or  Month 

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Los  Bancs, 

MKROED  COUNTY, 
Ib  a  po3toffice,  and  is  reached  via  Gilroy. 
Pupalatioi^  150. 

Karau  Fml,  liinors 
Kom  M,  postmaster 
XOBN  M  &  SON,  gen  mdso 
TJKiruton  U  W  U,  hotel 
Wi&ier  &  Cuhn,  geu  mdsa 
Zahu  Aiidrevr,  blacksmith 


Los  Oatos, 

SANTA  OLARA  COUNTY, 
Situated  ia  the  foothills  10  miles  from 
8aa  Jode,  on  the  line  of  the  8.  P.  C.  K. 
R.  Population  about  350.  This  pic- 
turesque little  town  enjoys  the  purt'ec 
tioa  of  climate  to  such  a  degree,  that  the 
worthy  physician  of  the  place  has  been 
pcrsuadixi  to  uccept  the  udice  of  justice 
to  help  keep  him  employed.  The  in 
dudtries  of  Los  (iatos  aru  quite  impjr 
tant.  They  embrace  a  large  flouring 
mill,  hme  kiln,  tttone  quarry,  and  a 
blacksmith  shop.  Mr.  O.  iSeauor's  plan- 
ing, grist  and  shingle  mill  and  wagon 
factory  combined,  is  quite  an  extensive 
eitablidhment.  The  Coleman  llouse, 
acress  the  creek,  offers  good  accommoda- 
tions; meuU  '25  cents. 


Arery  Lyman,  barber  Eih.p  and  candies 
BOTDDIiN  JAMES>  sulouu 
COLEMAN  JASf,  s  il'>on  and  boarding 
DAHL  SidVEBUi,  biotmaker 
Davis  &  Corvell,  Imie  kiln 
Eddy  Jumos  J,  hotel 
Fowler  —  Rev,  M  E  clergyman 
Harris  J  T,  physician 
Johnson  Ltuter,  meat  market 
McFarlaiid  A  J,  age  it  S  P  C  R  R,  S  P 

C  Express  Co  and  telegraph  operator 
Los  <jrat>)B  Manufacturing  Co,  tlouriu^ 

mill  and  stone  quarry 
LUSE  A  S,  justice  of  the  peace 

phvsiciin 
Lyndon  J  W,  gen  mdse,  wood 

lumber,  and  insurance  agrnt 
McMurtry  W  8,  postmaster 
Nickelso  I  George  S,  hurnessmaker 
PARSES  BROS,  blacksmiths 
PETERSON  MRS  M  E,  millinery 
PETERSON  REV  P,  M  E  clergyman 
Richardsitii    Monroe,  res   Summit,   six 

miles  from  Los  Gates 
Rogers  W  E,  gnn  mdse 
SEANOR  GEO,  planing,   shingle  and 

feed  mill,  and  wagon  maiiuf 
Smith  Joise  Rev,  M  E  clerLryman 
VAN  DER  VAART  H  W,  bootmaker 


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EL   DOBADO  COUNTY, 

la  7  miles  from  Placerville  and  29  from 
Auburu,  Placer  county. 

Poor  John,  gen  mdsa 


Lowden's  Ranch, 

TRINITY  COUNTY. 
Lowden  O  E,  postmaster 


O.  E.  LOWDEN, 

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Lowdeii*s   Ranch    Postofficc, 

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SITPIUtlOR  ACCOM9IODATIOX8 

Moderate  Charg;'"* 

Lower  Lake, 

LAKE  COUNTY, 

Is  distant  in  a  southeasterly  direction  25 
miles  from  Lak(port.  It  is  very  pleas- 
antly situated  in  a  productive  mineral 
region,  copper,  borax,  quicksilver  anti 
sulphur  IioiuK  found  in  abundance.  It 
is  40  miles  from  Calistoga,  reached  by 
stages,  and  has  a  population  of  500. 

BACCTJS  J  B  JR.  propr  "Lower Lake 

Bulletin'' 
Bitytoa  &  Moore,  liquorn      * 
Boynton  &  iShowaltcr  Misses,  milliners 
Bynum  J,  physician 
Cowden  Jus,  market  and  liquors 
Dietz  G,  watclimaker 
Getz  Joseph  &  Bros,  gen  mdso 
Goldsmith  W  C,  hotel 
Gruwell  L  H,  livery  stable 
Healy  John,  bootmaker 
Hill  R,   photographer  and  real  estate 

agent 
Kelley  Wm,  restaurant 
Lee  Mrs  Eva,  milliner  and  dressmaker 
Lee  (J  R,  cjirpenter 
licvy  M  ft  Bro,  gen  mdse 

"  LOVER  LAKE  BULLETIN,"  J  B 

Buccus  .Tr  priipr 
Manson  D  H,  attorney  at  law 


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ALPIIARmCALdV. 


627 


Mather  &  Linck,  brewery 

Miller  I)  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

Mitchell  T  A  K,  blacksmith 

Murray  &  Grijjler,  saddles  and  harness 

NichoU  Ritlph  K,  civil  engineer 

ShreveT  U,  blacksmith 

STANLEY  T  B  postmaster,  notary 
puhlir,  reul  estate  asent,  conveyancer 
and  m.innger  C  Li  M  Tel  Liuo 

Thompson  L  (i  ( ',  bnotmuker 

Thompson  8  H,  wagonmaker 

Whlker  J  A,  physician 

AVard  B  F,  bootmaker 

Wordlaw  B  It,  sutveyor 


Loyalton, 

RIERRA  COUNTY, 

A  mining  camp  45  miles  east  of  Downie- 
ville. 


BATTELIE  T  F,  notary  public  and 
postmaster 

Duiius  C,  humess  and  saddles 

Enscue  J,  gen  mdse 

Hodgess  John,  attorney  at  law 

Houghton  Bros,  market 

Huyck  K  A,  bLckamith  aal  wagon- 
maker 

Levy  Bros,  sten  mdae 

I'ritclianl  M,  physician 

Schubert  Th,  homoepathic  phyaiciaa 

Smith  U  A,  liquors 

.StLasou  J  L,  hutsl 


Madeline, 

LASSEN    COUNTY, 

Take*  its  name  from  Madeline  Plains, 
and  id  situateil  in  a  pictarosque  locality, 
midway  Ixtweeii  Houey  Lake  and  Bi- 
Viilley.  The  hotel  and  po.-t  )ftice  ar 
kept  l>y  Messrs.  Cheney  &  Furd,  whr 
are  also  the  propriuUws  ot  an  extensiv' 
dairy  and  farm,  and  which,'  we  are  told. 
ii  for  sale.  The  location  is  most  favnr 
able  for  stock-raising,  and  the  quantitie. 
of  cheese  and  butter  shipped  from  thi 
poiut  are  surprising. 

CHENEY  ft  FORD,  stock  raisers 
FO&i)  G  0,  postmaster 

Madera, 

FRESNO    COUNTY, 

ANDEirON  JOHN,  saloon 

A  iders  <n  Mark,  propr  hotel  and  aaloor 
BERNARD  FREDERICK,  bootmake 
boivic  .  SLtldon,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W  L 

rico 


BROWN  C  E,  druggist,  physician  and 
sur^eoa 

Cunningham  T  &  J,  meat  market 

Curtin  James,  livery  stable 

EDWARDS  D  F,  blacKsmith  and  wag- 
onmaker 

Jes83n  S»rn,  hotel 

LANQBEIN  OSCAR,  barber,  baVhs, 
cigars  and  tok.cco,  and  gents  furnish- 
in  j  goods 

MACE  CAPT  R  P,  propr  Mace's  hotel 
Hiid  stage  iiifice,  ojip  depot 

MACE'SHOTEL,  Oapt  R  P  Mace,  opp 
depot 

Madera  Flume  and  Trading  Co,  lumber, 
sash,  doors  and  gen  mdse,  A  C  Wood- 
sum,  supt 

MOORE  &  DOOUTTLE,  gen  mdse 

MOORE  E,  postmaster  and  agt  \V,  F  & 
Co  and  ins  agt 

REDFIELD  0  T,  atty  at  law,  agricul- 
tural iinplements  and  ins  agt 

SIMPSON  RICHARD,  justice  of  the 

p  Jiico  and  notary  public,  opp  depot 
Williams  H  8,  saloon  and  gen  mdse 
Wondsum  A  D,  supt  Madera  Flume  and 

Tradino;  Co 
Young  W  J,  drayman 


O.  T.  REDFIELD, 

ATT0BIIE7  AT  LAW. 


Madison, 

YOLO  COUNTY. 
Audett  Mrs  J,  dressmaker 
CHANDLER  F  B,  l^'mber 
FIFIELD  W  E.  drugs,  phyaic'an, 

ricties  and  poatmastur 
' '  astic  S,  bootm  iker 
Haines  A.  gen  indse 
Henrich  F  N,  meat  markoi 
Hill  H,  blacksmith 
HillikerLW,  hotel 
Howell  6,  hardware  and  tinner 
Hudson  M,  restaurant 
Hurlhut  I)  B,  livery 
Fohnson  Wm,  wagonmaker 
Keller  J,  blacksmiih 
McConley  H,  saloon  ,  , 

McCully  J,  fruit 
McKenua  J  J,  blac'ismith 
Vltlsap  M,  saloon 
Faine  A  S,  carpeutar 


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Penny  John,  agt  W,  F  ti,  Co,  W  U  Tel 
opr  and  gen  freight  agt  V  V  &  C  L  B  R 
Sisdon  A  I),  physician 
Sandy  John,  carpenter 
Sevey  W,  gen  mdse 
Stephens  J  J  &  C  •),  warehouse 
Tandy  Geo,  hamessmaker 
Wilber  John,  carpenter 
Willard  Mrs  M  A,  hotel 
Wouten  S  &  Son,  liour  mill 


W.  B.  PIPIBLD,  ^.  D., 

UASisoN  mm  stobe» 

MADISON, 

YOLO  COUNTY,  CAL. 

Perfumery,  Toilet  Articles,  Cigaru, 
Candies,  Etc. 

Prescriptions  Carefully  Compounded. 


Mad  River, 

nUMBOLDT     COUNTY, 
A  postoffice  6  miles  from  Areata 

BOTNTON  W  N,  liquors 

VANCE  JOHN,  sawmill  and  railroad 

Mahew's  Station, 

SACRAMENTO   COUNTY, 

Is  9  miles  from  Sacramento  on  the  S.  & 
P.  R.  R. 


Mahew  L,  agt  S  &  P  R  R  and  liquors 


Maine  Prairie, 

BOLANO   COUNTY, 

Is  at  the  head  of  Cache  Creek  Slough,  in 
a  very  rich  and  picturesque  agricultural 
district.  Stages  running  to  Dixon,  dis 
tant  12  miles,  on  the  California  Pa- 
cific Railroad,  tri-weekly,  are  the  means 
of  communication.     Population  250. 

FRENCH  JAS  A,  gen  mdse,  postmas- 
ter and  agt  W,  F  Co 

Lewis  Jas,  constable 

Le^vis  Mrs  Rebecca,  hotel  and  livery 

Luttges  G,  justice  of  the  peace  and  no- 
tary public 

Petrus  F  W,  blacksmith 

Rathkee  W  F,  liquors 

Vail  W  D,  lumber  and  grain 


Mammoth  City. 

MONO  COUNTY. 

Alverson  B  B,  saloon 

Becker  ft  Craytor,  brewery 

Bennett  John,  livery  stabln 

Bennett  Paul  W,  atty  at  law 

Bequette  &  Sneden,  atty  at  law 

Blackmnre  Wm,  propr  Lake  and  Bodie 
Stage  Line 

Block  D,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Bunker  ft  Co,  hotel 

Burke  Morris,  mining  recorder 

Currier  ft  Rutter,  restaurant 

Dellahide  R,  saloon 

Derham  ft  Youngt  saloon 

Eddy  &  Shaw,  assayers 

Elliott  T  H,  hotel 

Garrous  A,  saloon 

Giles  ft  Co,  saloon  • 

Hart  \V  M,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Hutchinson  J  F,  meat  market 

Jones  J  E,  flour  mill 

Lilieu  W  S,  U  S  deputy  mineral  sur- 
veyor 

Lynch  Mrs  J,  hotel 

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Mammoth  Steam  Saw  Mills 
McBride  Wm,  surveyor 
McCarthy  ft  Carnrike,  saloon       '" 
McMillan  A,  photographer 
McQuaid  Jno  A,  atty  at  law 
Miller  H  R,  secty  True  Blue  Min  Co 
Neall  J  M,  justice  of  the  peace 
Pattie  John,  constable 
Ragan  P  J,  physician 
Reddy  P,  atty  at  law 
Rogers  Bros,  restaurant 
Stevens  Geo,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 
Tubbs  L  E,  atty  at  law, 
Wagner  P  A  ft  Co,  hardware,  stoves  and 

tinware 
Watterson  James,  gen  mdse  and  shoes 


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MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 
A  small  town  69  miles  from  Duncan's 
Mills. 


Haygreen  J,  dairyman 
Reiuking  C  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Shoemake  W,  stock-raiser 
Taylor  S  H,  blacksmith 
Viuegarholtz  H,  school  trustee 


Mariposa, 


MARIPOSA   COUNTY, 

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leading  to  the  Yosemite  Valley.  It  is 
the  county  seat,  has  a  weekly  paper  and 
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Bogan  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Clarke  John  V,  sheriff 

Cliff  James  P,  wagonmaker 

Contreras  Mrs  E,  restaurant 

Corcoran  John  M,  superior  judge 

Counts  Geo,  county  treasurer 

Daut  F,  machinist 

Daveny  Manuel,  carpenter       *      ' 

Dow  Joseph,  tinner 

Egenhoff  David,  gen  mdse 

Egenhoff  W  D,  county  supt  pub  instmc 

tion 
Famsworth  C  E,  blacksmith 
Fritz  J  6,  meat  market  and  blacksmith 
Gallison  Winslow,  hotel 
Gallison  Sl  Famsworth,  blacksmiths 
Godano  J  B,  bootmaker 
Gpucher  G  G,  dist  atty 
Highman  John,  gen  mdse 
Hoskins  Chas  T,  miller 
Jones  L  F,  lawyer  and  notary 
Kane  R,  aupt  pub  schools 
Kavanaugh  W  S,  physician 
Ketncy  David,  boots  and  shoes 
Kiel  Jarvis,  surveyor 
liaurie  Jas,  barber 
I^a  Geo  W,  wagonmaker 
Miller  J  H,  express  and  stage  agt 

postmaster 
Newman  M,  county  assessor 
Poison  C,  laundry  

RETKOLDS     AHOEVHIE,    propr 

"Mariposa  Gazette,'  atty  at  law  and 
notarj^ 

Schlagetcr  H,  hotel 

Schlageter  &  Royal,  blacksmiths 

Stahl  C,  gen  mdse 

Stewart  Geo,  liquors 

Streeter  Jarvis,  county  clerk  and  recor- 
der 

Temple  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Thomas  John  W,  carpenter 

Thomas  R  B,  county  surveyor 

Toddson  Chas,  saihnaker 

Turner  J  T,  physician  ,   : 

Volk  Adam,  liquors 

Weiler  John,  brewery 

Whorton  L  G,  justice  of  the  peace 

Williams  Robt,  liquors 


Cronkite  John,  treasurer 

Griffith  S  W,  diat  atty 

Harvey  W  W,  county  cl6rk,  auditor  and 

recorder 
Hawkins  D  B,  surveyor 
Maxwell  M,  justice  of  the  peace 
Parker  P  W,  supt  of  schools 
Scott  J  B,  constable,  sheriff  and  tax  od- 

lector 
Stalker  Daniel 
Wade  James  H,  assessor 
Wade  J  R,  constable  i 


Marshall, 


SIARIN    COUNTY, 


A  village  on  the  N.    P. 
miles  from  San  Francisco. 


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Dutton  W,  station  agt 
Ford  &  Cawalsky,  gen  mdse 
Hanney  J,  blacksmith 
Howard  C)ias,  gon  mdse    ' 
Petterson  P  A,  hotel 
Tammasi  M,  boots  and  shoes 


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Markleeville, 

ALPINE  COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  stages,  37  miles  from  Car- 
son City,  Nevada. 

Amot  N  D  Tr,  raperior  judge 
Clogston  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 


Martinez, 

CONTRA  COSTA   COUNTY. 

A  pleasant  town,  situated  on  the  Cen- 
tral Pacitic  Railroad  opposite  Benicia, 
about  33  miled  from  San  Francisco,  in  a 
fine  agricultural  country.  It  contains 
about  1,500  inhabitants  and  is  a  great 
resort  for  holiday  folks  from  the  larger 
cities.  Stage  to  Pacheco,  Concord  and 
Clayton  daily. 

Anderson  L,  lumber 

Bank  of  Martinez,  W  M  Hale  cashier 

Barry  M,  bootmaker 

BElnfETT  S  J,  livery  stable  keeper 

BlumS  &  Bros,  gen  mdse 

BOWIE  G  W,  atty  at  law 

Bray  Bros,  lumbci-  and  grain  dealers 

Briarc  F  D,  restaurant 

Brown  Thos  A,  superior  judse 

Bulcer  Bros,  carpeutera  and  builders 

Bunker  &  Porter,  proprs  "Contra  Costa 
Gazette"  — - 

CattaneoG,  restaurant' 

CHASE  ELI  B,  dist  atty 

''Coutra  Costa  Gazette."  Bunker  &  Por- 
ter proprs 

"CONTRA  COSTA  NEWS,"  Wm  R 

Cranna  editor 
DOHRMANN  H  G  F,  restaurant 
Donnelly  .Ino,  hotel 
Douglas  W  J,  cigars,  tobacco  and  fancy 

goods 
BOWNBT  W  M,  Exchange  Hotel 
Fish  &  Blum,  dealers  in  grain 


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FORD  W  H,  justice  of  pence 

Uill  &  Brown,  cigars  and  tobacco  and 
shooting  guUery 

Girvin  Wm,  hotel     

HAMBLIN  &  FATHER  ornamental 
paiiiterd 

Ili.thuway  R  B,  cennty  treasurer 

Hiller  &  Johnson,  imdertukers 

HillerE  VV,  c  >roner 

Hoey  Ja8,  gcii  mdse 

HOuOH  F  E.  Propr  Hough's  Hotel 
Railruad  Headquurters,  tirdt  ho.el 
iroin  the  depot 

HOUOH  W  J,  wines  and  liquora 

Junies  O  K,  pnstniastor 

Jeuitt  J  M,  Itlacksmith 

JOHNSON  S  W,  livery 

<l  otitis  J  1',  notary  public 

Kamp  II  L,  liqnurj 

Lawless  M,  wines  and  liquors 

LittU-field  &  Wigginc,  stoves  and  hard- 
ware 

MAHAN  D  P,  Hheriff 

McCann  .Ino,  wines  and  liquors 
McOXJI&E      FRANK,      wines      and 

liquors 
McMiihonT  A,  county  surveyor 
MuNamara  Jas,  liquors 
Miller    C    Ed,    recorder    and     notary 

public 
MTfXTJR  GEO,  wines  and  liquors 


MUIS  ft  JONES,  attys  at  law 
Moore  J  !9,  dentist 

MORGAN  BROS,  stoves,  tin  and  hari- 

ware 
NcUman  J,  hny  nnd  grain 
NELSON  A  P,  b  lot^  and  shoes 
Neubw-rger  &  (iurtley,  gen  mdsj 

ROBERTSON  C  H,  bamesimukor  and 

carnage  trimmer 
liock  &  Harkius,  butchers        r' 
Segui  Jos,  barber 
Sherman  (>  A,  druggist  and  agt  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Small  (leo  \V,  candy,  etc 

SMITH  F  M,  produce  and  real  estate 

agent 
Stage  Lino  to    Pacheco,    Concord  and 

Clayton  (diily),  S  W  Johnson  propr 
Stewart  .)a»,  groceries 
Stow  J  M,  a83J8)r 
Stnr^is  Jusiah,  hotel 

THIELE  W  C,  baker 
Tinker  I)  B,  station  master 
Vnch  Miss  J,  dressmaker 
Walker  David,  physician 
Walsh  Peter,  tailor 
Weiss  I,  gen  mdss 
Whitman  ft  Scanlan,  butchers 
Wills  Miss  N  J,  milliner 
Wittenmyre  L  C,  cituuty  clerk 


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Marysville, 

TUBA  OOUNTV, 

Is  a  well-bnilt  city  of  7,000  inhabitnnta, 
■ituatfld  at  the  junction  of  the  Yuba 
and  Feather  rivers  and  is  also  on  the  line 
of  the  Oregon  Dividiun  of  the  Central  Pa- 
cific R.  !{.,  42  miles  from  Sucrainoiito.  It 
is  surrounded  by  a  very  fertile  and  pro- 
ductive agricultural  district  from  the 
cultivation  of  which  it  derives  its  prin- 
cipal support,  though  in  its  earlier  his- 
tory its  dependence  was  wholly  on  the 
Elacer  diggings.  It  is  the  county  seat, 
as  several  beautiful  business  blocks,  el- 
gant  churches  and  school  houses.  Its 
residents  are  enterprising  and  hofipitnlilv 
and  show  a  pride  in  their  little  city  that 
speaks  well  for  their  loyalty  to  its  inter- 
ests. The  future  prosiKTity  of  the  place 
is  reganled  as  certain;  though  the  debris 
from  the  mines  in  Nevada  county  ia  con- 
stantly filling  up  the  rivers,  and  unless 
Government  or  istate  aid  is  secured  for 
its  removal  it  may  offer  a  serious  o1>sta- 
cle  to  ler  growth.  We  hope  that  such 
means  of  escape  from  the  distress  of  a 
failure  to  remove  the  barrier  may  be  se- 
cured very  soon, 

AARON  FRANK    W    H,   secretary 

Marysville  Savings  Bank,  44  D 
Abbott  A,  ins  ngt,  J)  and  Tliird 
Aiken  E  F,  meat  market,  iSeventh  bet 
A  an<l  R 

AI.OTSIUS   SISTER  SUPERIOR- 

*  ESS,  College  of  Notre  Dame 
ANDREWS  S,  house  and  sign  painter, 

•23  D 
Ashfonl  L  J,  atty  at  law,  Thinl  aid  D 
AULMAN  MRS  A  C,  boarding  hv)U8e, 

81  K 
AYER  L  B,  land  atty  and  real  estate, 

Third  and  E,  Masonic  I  uilding 
Babb  L  H,  supt  Marysville  Water  Co, 

Fourth  and  D 
Bflird  Geo  H,  agt  C  P  R  R,  depot 
Baldwin   S    D,  watches  and   jewelry, 

57  D 
BALL  B,  livery  stable  also  grain,  hay 

and  produce,  ti7  C 
Barnes  A  P,  undertaker,  36  D 
BARTHE  ft  PACHE,  liquors  (whole- 
sale andretail).  Third  and  B 

BATCHELDER  A  J  ft  00,  grocers, 

NW  cor  Third  and  E 
WinirmH.    JOSEPH,   hairdresser  and 

baths.  90  D 

BELCHER  EDWARD,  atty  at  law, 

78  D 

BELCHER  I  S,  atty  at  law,  78  D 
BELDIHO  L,  soda  works,  82  Second 


BENNETT  OHAS  S,  propr  Cook's  Sa- 
lmon, 55  D 
BIGELOW  B,  guns,  ammunition  and 

gunsmith,  U6  U 
Blin  A,  barber,  cor  Third  and  B 
BLISS  S  H,  utty  at  law,  78  D 
BOON  THEODORE,  grocer,  60  C 
BOOTH  ft  ECKART.  proprs  Marys- 
ville Foundry,  cor  Fourth  and  B 
BOYD   G    H,    dentist.    Odd    Fellows* 

buihling 
Bradley  8   II  &  Co,    blacksmiths  and 
.  wagonmakers,  cor  Third  and  Virgin 

alley 
Bradley  Jno  C,  register  U  S  land  office,, 

cor  Third  and  E 
Brass  Joseph  cig<'irs  and  tnbncco,  99  D 
Brogdon  \Vm,  painter.  Maiden  lano 
Brow  E,   constable  and  collector,   138 

Third 
BROWN  JOSEPH,  New  York  Saloon, 

68  C 
BRUCE  H,  crrpet  factory  and    junk 
dealer,  Vll  First 

BUCKEYE  MILL  CO,  Fifth  and  A 
BUTTELMANN     ft     STEWARD. 

liquors,  10:) and  111  Sec<md 
BR  i  ANT  CHAS,  horseshoer,  84  C 
Button  &  Callaway,  saloon,  140  Third 
CALDWELL    A    B,  physician.    Odd 

Fellows'  buildiog 
Campl>ell  W  Ij,  atty  at  law.  Court  House 

CARSTENBROCK  JNO  D,  liquors. 

Fourth  anil  A 
CASAD  M  R,  city  marshal,  106  Third 

CASEY  BROS,   poultry  and  produce. 

City  Mitrket 
Cassiday  Hugh,  saloon,  Second  ami  G 
Clark  KG,  varieties,  122  Third 
Cohn  E,  clothing,  59  D 
COHN  J  G,  dry  goods,  clothing,  car- 

l)ets,  etc,  84  to  88  D,   and  furniture 

63  D 

C0LLE3E  OF  NOTRE  DAME,  sis- 

ter  Aloysius  superioress,  block  bet  B 

and  C  and  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Colusa  Stage  Co,  E  A  Hani.igtoa  supt, 

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Condon    Bros,    marble    works.  Second 

'  and  High 
COOLE  X  GEO  S.  grocer.  Fourth  and  C 
Cousins  ft  licwis,  nairdressers,  64  C 
CRADDOCK  J  H,  atty  at  law,  &S  D 
Crane  L  T,  receiver  U  S  land  oftce.  Third 

and  E 
CUMBERSON   A    J,   groceries,.    }18 

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Davis  A  ft  Co,  dyers,  C  » 

Davis  E  E,  lawyer,  44  D 
DAVIS  &  SON.  watches  and  jewelry, 

67  U 
Deaner  ft  Featherly,  pianos  and  ofgans, 

74  D 


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Dick  <>'ha8,  hariieasmaker,  83  0 
Divkey  J  T.  varieties,  09  Second 
Doucull  Thos,  dry  goods  98  D       "     "' 
Dowell  J  W,  liquois,  Third 
DUKE  S,  tinner  and  plumber,  59  C 
Eamshields  V  L,   harness  and  saddles, 

NE  cor  Third  and  C   . 
Eastman  J  F,   postmaster,  Second  and 

High 
Eastun  &  White,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers,  Third 
XBEBLEIN  WM,  liquors,  ales    and 

cordials,  70  D 
Eilennan   B,   justice  of    peace.    Court 

IHouse 
Eilennan  Henry,  tailor,  123  .Second 
PUis  W  T,  grocer,  D  and  First 
^BtTGffiL  P,  watches  and  jewelry,  78  D 
Eauland  Wni,  druggist,  103  D 
JESOCHS  £  W,  Honcut  Saloon,  72  C 
EXJISKA  DRUG  8T0&E.  87  D,  Odd 

Fellows'  building 
TAEWHAM  A.   propr  Golden    Eagle 

Hotel,  Second  and  C 
EUHER  AMOS,  carriage  trimmer,  83 

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JISHER  PHILIP,   boots    and  shoes, 

iBlaiuiery  P  J,  boots  and  shoes,  91  D 
JtJJKWmKkHlS  J  F,  saloon.  Third  and 

Miiden  lane 

Joseph,  physician,  1 1 6  Third 

W  P,  druggist  and  physician,  116 

.ird 

Fxey^>6rger  Fred,  feed  stable.  Sixteenth 

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!Frouk  i)  B,  coroner.  Second  and  High 
iKrorik  A,  (rlidden,  undertakers.   Second 

and  High  

FROST  &  SHAFFER,  furniture,  24 

and  26  D 
Fidlar   4l   Uowser,  attys    ut  law,    138 

Third 
FITLIXR  J  B,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  ins 

aut,  Second  nnd  D 
QjOULETT  &  ELDER,  grocers,    144 

Third  cur  High 
GassawayJ  H,  barber,  136  Second 
GEQ&OE  P,  guus,  pistols,  ammunition, 

101  Second;  harness  and  saddles,  54  C 
GSRBERE,  bootmaker,  62  C 
Gorkeu  A  Meyer,  tailors,  47  D 
6ILMAH  B  F.  propr  lied  House,  93  D 
GOFF  AM,  waaonniaker,  99  C 

GOLDEZr  EAGLE  HOTEL,  A  Fam- 

ham  pVopr,  Second  and  0 
GORCZYJISKI  S,    jewelry,     clothing 

uiid  second-hand  goods,  69  D 
OORDOV  F  D,  job  printer,  i)5  D 
GORHAM  CHAS  M,  insurance,  Fourth 

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Gray  C  N,  carpenter,  E 


Greeley  Justus,  president  Buckeye  Mill 
Co,  Fifth  and  A 

GREEN  W  H,  expressman,  stand  op- 
posite St  Nicolas 

Gribner  Jno  saloon.  Fourth  and  0 

Gunning  S  O,  county  recorder,  Court 
House 

GWTNN  WM,  lime,  cement  and  plas- 
ter, U  it  depot 

Hardwick  Edgar,  confectionery  manufr, 
D  and  Fourth 

HARE  JAMES  K,  groceries  SW    and 


SE    cors  Seventh  and  B 
Harriiigton  E  A^aints  and  oils,  27  D 
HARRINGTOSrC   C,  physician,    Odd 

Fellows  building,  res  129  D 
HARRIS  H  M>   harness  and  saddles. 

Third  and  C 
HEINTZEN  GEO,  feed  and  sale  stable, 

Seventh  and  A 
Henderson  J,  hairdresser.  Third 
Herberger  C,  upholsterer.  Second 
Hoblitzell  H  S,  ins,  58  D 

H0CH8TADTERftBR0,clothing,94  D 

Hoilart  \Vm,  saloon,  E 

HoflTman  &  Mnrker,  liquors.  Third 

HOSTETTER  J  IT,  grocer,  D  and  Fifth 

Homuns  <¥,  druggist,  72  D 

HOWAjU)AM0Bt  watches  and  jewelry, 
64  D 

HUDSON  F  D,  president  Union  Lum- 
ber Co 

HUNT  G  P,  blacksmith,  07  C 

JENKINS    &  BUSHNELL,.  livery 

stable,  102  Second 
Jepkius  St  Crowell,  meat  market.  City 

Market 
Jenkins  ft  Gillespi,  feed  stable,  C 
JOHNSON  ft  WILLIAMS,  hairdress 

ers,  56  1) 
Jory  H,  fruits,  candies,  nuts,  etc,  105  D 

KATZNER.   RUSSELL  ft  CHASE, 

blacksmiths  and  wagoumakers,  B  and 
Sixth 

KERTCHEM  D  J,  auction  and  second- 
hand furniture,  113,  115  and  117  Sec- 
ond 

Kerns  J  H,  saloon,  96  D 

Kettnnucr  I'h,  cigars  ami  tobacco,  57  C 

KLEIN  WM,  hatter,  76  D  and  clothing 
83  D 

KNIGHT  D  E,  8uj)t  MarysviUe  Woolen 
Mills  and  MarysviUe  Gas  Co 

Knight  W  H,  furwarding  and  uommis- 
sion,    depot 

Knorsa .),  bakery,  C 

Korb  Jacob,  pickle  manufr,  58  Maiden 
lone 

KRAUSE  FRED  L,  insurance  agent 

KRAUSE  J  H,real  estate,'  conveyan- 
cer, notary  public  and  ins  agt 

KUHN  LEOPOLD,  cigars,  tobacco  and 
varieties,  78  D 


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Lambert  Wm,  rapt  C  N  R  B,  Odd  Fel- 

Iowb'  building 
LANET    ft   DIERIKOEB,    carriage 

INkinters,  Third  and  Virdn  alley 
Lask  Louis,  clothing,  80  D 
Launder  Mrs  I   E,   dressmaker,  Second 

nnd  £ 
LAWRENCE  W  L,  harness,  saddles 

and  carriages,  103,  105  and  107  Second 
LEFAVOE  W  F,  broom  factory,  32  D 

lOGKWOOD    &  DAWSON,    proprs 

"Marysvillo  Appeal,"  Second  and  Mai- 
den lane 
LOWBEY  &  NELSON,  Hvory  stable, 
82  E 

MAESTBETTI  &  VIGIZZI,    game 

ftoultry,  eggs  and  gen  produce.  Maiden 
ane 

MABCUSE  M  &  CO,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco. Second  and  D 

Mi^CUSE  H,  president  Marysville 
Savings  Bank,  44  D 

Marker  J  P,  bootmaker,  Second 

"MABTSVILLE  APPEAL,"  (daily 
and  weekly,)  Lockwood  &  Dawson 
proprs.  Second  and  Maiden  lane 

MABYSYILLErOUNDBT,  Booth  & 

Ecknrt 

MABYSYILLE   OAS    CO,    D    E 

Knight  agent 

XABYSmLE  SAVINGS  BANK, 

M  Marcuse  president,  44  D 
Marysville  Water  Co,  L  H  Babb  supt, 
Fourth  and  D 

MABYSYILLE   WOOLEN  MILLS, 

D  E  Kniuht  agt.  Second  and  B 
McCABTY  HAS,  liquors,   cigars  and 

tobacco,  89  D 
McConanghy  James,  manager  W  U  Tel 

Co,  142  Second 
MeCOY  H  L,  sheriff.  Court  House 
McDonald  J  B,  livery  stable.  Second 
MoWAIN    &    BXJSSELL,    marble 

works,  A  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
MECHANICS'  HOTEL,  B  Peel  propr, 

C  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

MEEK  &  DICKEY,  books,  stationery, 

news,  music,  fruits,  cigars,  etc,  74  D 
Mehl  Mra  C,  bakery.  D 
Merritt  Oeo,  real  estate,  insurance  and 

iiotnrv,  103  D 
MILUBB  S,  saloon,  cor  Second  and  C 
Monr()e  S,  carpenter,  C 
MOON  &   CBEIOHTON,  boots  and 

•hoes,  75  D 
MOBOAN  H,  blacksmith,  C  bet  Fourth 
'    and  Fifth 
MOSEB  LOmS,  cigars,  tobacco,  Bm9k- 

ers'  articles,  etc,  bfl  D 

MULLEB    ft    BAUMGABTNEB, 

Magnolia  Salooa,  65  D 
MTJIi  E  W,  oysters  and  wine  room, 
cor  Second  and  High 


MUBFHY  W  0,  atty  at  law,  cor  Third 

and  High 
Murray  M  B,  liquors,  cor  Seventh  and  A 
MYERS  E  C  H,  wagonmaker,    C  bat 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Nagle  M  E,  varieties,  53  C 
Neaemanti  Mrs  &,  Co,  lodgings,  cor  Sec- 

ond  and  C 
NEWBEBBY  ft  HOLMES,  insurance 

(hre  and  life),  64  D 
Newhnnl  .1  M,  saloon,  142  Third 
OGDEN  W  G  ft  SON,  blacksmiths  and 

wagoiimakers.  Third  bet  E  and  Com- 

merciiil  alley 
OVANDO  JOSE,  propr  Lafayette  Res- 
taurant, Slaiden  lane  but  Second  and 

Tliird 
PEACOCK  G   W,  secretary  Buckeye 

Mill  Co,  cor  Fifth  and  A 
PEEL  B,  Mechanics' Hotel,  C  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Peffer  Jno,  planing  mill 
Pender  J  H,  produce  and  fish,  107  Third 
Pender  Mrs  L,  millinery,  1 12  D 

PEBCY  ANDBEW  J,  Eagle  Livery, 

Feed   and    Sale  Stable,    entrance  on 

Third  and  C 
Peri  A,  confectionery  and  dancing,  92  D 
PEBI  E,  confectionery  and  ice  cream, 

cor  D  and  Fourth 
Pierce  A,  bag  factory,  29  D 
Popert  N  D,  varieties,  68  D 
POST  D  Y,  boarding  house.   Seventh 

bet  A  and  B 
POWELL  D,  physician  and  surgeon, 

92  D 

POWEB  T  J,  White  House  Saloon, 
138  and  140  Second 

PBICKETT  E  S,  gunsmith,  73  D 

Kaish  Chus,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  103  Thinl 

BAND3LPH  T  E,  junk  dealer,  iron 
metals  of  ail  kinds,  rags,  sacks,  etc, 
cor  D  an<l  First 

BED  HOUSE,  B  F  Gilman  propr,  dry 
gomls,  clothing,  boots,  shoes,  hats,  etc, 

93  D  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Reilly  J  J,  photographer.  Odd  Fellows' 

building 
Rhodes  I  N,  sewing  machines,  64  D 

BIDEOTJT  ft  SMITH,  bonkers,  cor  D 
and  Third 

BIPLEY  C  J.  plasterer,  agt  for  Santa 
Cruz  lime,  34  D 

Rogers  Henry,  liquors,  71  D 

Rogers  S  J  S,  physician,  87  D 

BOLLETT  T  W,  saloon,  cor  Second 
and  C 

BOSS  E  C  ft  CO,  stoves,  tinware,  crock- 
ery, gli<s8ware,  etc,  66  D 

SAUL  ft  DEPXJY,  paint,  varnish  and 
brushes,  and  carriage  painters,  75  and 
86  C 


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8CHEU  ft  SWANK,  propn  U  S  Hotel, 

cor  Third  and  C 
SCHWABTZ  CHAS,  stoves,  tinware, 

pumpn,  crockery,  etc,  162  Third 
Schmiiller    H,    groceriea,    our    Second 

and  B 
Schneider  N,  clothing,  73  D 
Sewrell  Newton,  real  estate  and  ins  act, 

138  Third 
SHAFFER  W  C»  auctioneer,  117  Sec 

ond 
SSBBMAS  MRS  £  J,  millinery  and 

dressmaki'.ig,  101  D 
Sherwood  Mrs,  dressmaker.  Third 
Sherwood  T   J,    county    clerk,    Court 

House 
Shelley  T  It,   veterinary  surgr^on,  cor 

Sixth  and  B 
Siebt-rfc  C,  brewery 
SDfOER  WM  J,  land  atty.  Masonic 

building,  cor  Tliird  and  E 
SLATTERT  P  C,  moat  market.  City 

Miirket,  au4  county  treasurer 
Smith  J  B  M.  dentist,  02  D 
SHITH  R  L,  barl)er,  »1)  Second 
Smith  S  D,  blacksmith,  18  E 
SMITH  WM  E,  D  St  Moat  Market,  D 

iir  Fourth 
Sneed  James  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker.  Fourth  and  0 
SPEAR  A  P,  books,    stationery  and 

fancy  goods.  Third  and  C 
Stanwoou  R  (i,  lumber.  Fourth  and  E 
Steele  T  H,  county  supt  schools.  Court 

House 
Stone    W    F,    watches    and    jewelry, 

76  D 
STONE  C  Et   physician  and  surgeon, 

87  D,  Old  Fellows'  building 
STRATTON  C   A  &   CO,    wholesale 
crrocers  and  liquors,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
Thin!  and  E 
SITBERS  &  CUTTS,  blacksmiths  and 
wagoumakers,   shoeing    a    specialty, 
61  C 
Sullivan  Mrs  M,  hotel,  70  C 
Sutherland  ft  Seiferd  Misses,  dressmak- 
ers, 107  D  

SWAIN  ft  HUDSON,   planing  mill, 
contractors  and  builders,  cor  D  and 
First 
SWEZT    CHARLES    E,    land    atty 

and  justice  of  peace,  138  Third 
Swift  J  r,  carpenter,  69  C 

TERSTEOQE  F.  boots  and  shoes, 
102  P 

Tl  WM'^y  CHAS  H,  photographer, 
Thinl 

TOMB  JACOB,  ice  dealer,  freighter  and 
farmer,  High 

Trainer  k  MdPoy,  livery  stable,  Third 

TRICKEL  WM,  bowkng  alley  and  sa- 
loon, 63  C 


UNION  LUMBER  CO,  F  D  Hudsoa 

prds.  Fourth  a'ld  C 
U  S  HOTEL,  Soheu  ft  Swank  propn, 
Third  and  O 

VAOEDES  ft  BAHREBTBUR^,  li- 
quors, 77  D 
Voss  Henry,  tailor,  105  Thinl 
Wade  ft  (Iraif  sabion,  76  0 
Wagner  H,  music  am'  jewelry,  85  D 
WAPPEG  GEO,  propr  Western  House, 

D  and  Second 
WARD  WW,  liquors,  RR  Depot 
WATSON  THOS,  Marysviilo  Uakery, 

100  D 
WEARMAN  ft  SERRET,  liquors, 

58  D 
WEESIR  PAUL,  blacksmith   and  wa- 
poninakor,  Fourth  and  A 

WEINLAUDER  ED.  'try  goods.  lOO  D 

Wenzt'l  Chas.  bnrbor.  74  C 

WESTERN  HOUSE,  George  Wappel 
pr^pr,  D  aad  Second 

Wnite  A  B,  moat  market.  City  Market 
and  T) 

WHITE,  COOLET  ft  CUTTS,  bard- 
war.*,  farm  implements,  crockery, 
windmilU,  iron,  steel,  coal  and  banl- 
wot.d  lumber,  137  to  141  Thinl 

WIOHTMAN  ft  HAMPTON,  hard- 

ware    and    n^rioultunii    implomonta. 

Masonic  building,  Third 
Wildur   Lcwi.4,   county  assessor,  Court 

House 
WILLIAMSON    C    C,    plouterer    and 

whitener,  Mtiiden  lane 
WOODWARD  J   C,   groceries,  fruit, 

cigars,  etc,  110  D 
Worms  Julius,  clothin?,  120  Thinl 
WRIGHT     MRS     C     D,    milliQery. 

103   D 
Wright  Geo,  county  surveyor,  144  Third 


S.  60RCZYNSKI, 

DEALER  IN 

JEWELRY.    CLOTHING. 

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All  Secoad-Band  Qoods, 

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MARYSVILLE,  CAL; 


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Land  Attorney  |  Real  Estate  Agent, 

MASONIC  BUILDING,  U.  S.  LAND  OFFICE, 
AUends  to  «ll  cises  unJer  the  Pulillc  L\n(l  \a\\n,  beforti  U.  8.  Liiiiil  0111  -o  anil  Htate  Land  Offico. 

LiND  SmZP  AND  LAND  WARRANTS  FOR  SALE. 

Hpeolal  attention  to  Pre-emption,  HoinuHtead,  Mint'iK  and  other  ooriteated  land  oasuii.    13"  All 

coinmntituatlonit  promptly  Httomled  to. 

SFOETSIH'3  llFOimi, 

No.  95  D  St..  bet.  Third  and  Fourth,  Marysvllle,  Ca!. 
BENJ.  BIOELOW, 

Importer  and  Dealer  in 


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CUTLERY,  FISHING  TACKLE,  &c.        ,    \  ,\ 

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All  orders  will  receive  prompt  and  pcrnonal  attention,  and  goods  gold  at  a  low  price  and  warran- 
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MARYSVILLE  FOUNDRY  t  MACHINE  WORKS. 


BOOTH  &  ECEAST, 

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Quartz,  Saw  and  Crist  Mills,  dio. 

AND  ALL  KINDS  01  BRASS  AND  IRON  CASTINGS, 

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A.  HOCHSTADTER. 


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CONVEYANCER, 

Searcher  of  Becori;,  Notary  Public 

And  IHSURANCE  AGENT. 
Marysville,  Cal. 


MBS.  E.  J.  SHEBMAN, 

104  D  Street.  Marysville,  Cal. 

MILUNERr  ORESSMAKING 

ESTABIilSHJIIEMT. 

A  Full  and  Atsorted  Stock  of 

MILLINERY  GOODS 

Of  the  very  latest  ityles  constantly  on  lisnd. 
Uressmakliig  in  all  its  branches.  Orders  from 
the  country  promptly  filled.  Agency  tor  Mme 
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NINETEENTH  TEAS  OF  PUBLICATION. 


THE  DAILY  AND  WEEKLY 

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MABTSVILLE.  CAL. 


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Have  a  combined  circulation  larger  than  any  newspaper  published  in 
the  State  out  of  the  cities  of  San  Francisco  and  Sacramento. 


Circulates  in  all  the  Towns  of  Northern  California. 

Reaches  the  fireside  of  every  fivrmer  of  any  importance  in  the  Northern 

part  of  the  State. 


^A^eekly,  One  Year,     -----     $3  80 
Daily,  One  Year,  ------      $10  00 


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REPAIRING  NEATLY  EXECUTED.     All  work  warranted. 


E.  PERI  &  CO., 

Canilj  Factor;  aal  Ice  Cream  Saloon, 

CORNER  OF  D  AND  FOURTH  STREETS, 


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J.  E.  BOOOMAN. 


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DEALERS  IN 

Cooiii,  Parlor  any  0!  Ires, 

PUMPS,  HYDRAULIC  PIPE,  CUTLERY,  TIN  WARE, 

Crockery,  Plated  Ware,  Coal  Oil,  Etc.    Galvan- 
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CHAS.  SCHWARTZ, 

Importer  and  Doaler  in  the  Celebrated  Cook  Stove 


The  Best  Wood  Cook  Stove  in  the  World 

P'ire-back  guaranteed  to  last  fifteen  years. 


Tin,  Sheit-Iron  and  Coppar-ware,  Crookery,  Sto!i3  ani  Qlassware, 
Coal  Oil  Lamt)?  and  Eitchea  Fnmitnra  of  all  kinds. 


HallaUay  Standard  Windmill, 

F0R3E  AND   HAND  PUMPS, 

Galvanizad  Iron  Tanks  and  Water-Pipe  of  all  sizes.     JOBBING  and 
REPAIRING  done  on  short  order,  at 

No.  152  THIRD  STREET.  MARYSVILLE. 

Well  Boring  attended  to.         .  . 


J.  P.  SCOTT,      " 

ODD  FELLOWS'  BUILDING, 

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MARYSVILLE,  CAL. 

Soldiers'  Additional  Home.stoad  Scrip,  Lieu,  Warrants  and  all  kinds 

of  Land  Scrip  fur  sale. 


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W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO.,  TO^'iYHn'dT.rJKi.'?'*'--^"''**^'  "*•• 


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MABTSVILLE. 


GEORGE  WAPPEL, 


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BATHS.     Telegraph  Office  and  General  Stage  Office  for  all  Points. 


WICHTMAN  tt  HAMPTON, 

(Late  with  Sclby  *  Co.)  (Late  with  North.) 

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ISazwell, 

COLUSA   COUNTY, 

A  nnall  place  in  the  northern  portion  of 
the  county.    Reaourcea,  agriculture. 


BACOH  J  DALTON,  clerk,  poatmaster 

and  gen  mdae 
BAILiJlD  C  J  B,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and 

Call'&NRR 
Beavia  H  M,  aaloon 
Bolhy  W  C,  phyaician 
COTCBY  J  L,  saloon 
Doty  J  VV,  meat  market 
DURHAM  BROS>  hardware 
Grijzgs  ^2!^^™8? 
HiJEtDEN  BxtOS,  atorage,  commiasion 

I  >d  notarv  public 
LINSTROm  C.  hnr  leaa  maker 
MAZWELL  HOTiSL,  Mrs  M  O  Mine- 

fee 
McOOY  W  S,  livery 
MoNABB  —.livery 

HINEFEE  inrRft  M  0,  hotel 

FRDIE  J  K>  Maxwell  &  Cuiuaa  Stage 

Co 
SACKETT  ft  FRENCH,  blackamith 

and  wagonmaker 
Scharz  Jonn,  blackamith 
TTJLL  J  M.  saloon 


Oudet  J,  bakery 

Page  Wm,  lumber 

Panillon  L,  liqaora 

Ponce  J  P,  blackamith  and  wagonmaker 

Rich  A  G,  gen  mdae 

Roas  J  L,  phyaician 

Rr  ienblum  J,  gen  merchant 

Rowley  Mrs  A  A,  grocer  >   ! 

Ryan  P  P,  boota  and  ahoea      ' 

Smith  C  E,  carpenter 

Stanley  M  A,  hvery  atabla 

Velati  C,  butcher 

Wallace  J,  atty  at  law 


Mayfield, 

SANTA  CLARA    COUNTY, 

la  a  nice  little  place  on  the  Southern  Pa 
cific  Railroad,  35  milea  from  San  Fran 
oiaco.  Ita  location  ia  very  picturoaque, 
and  the  intereats  of  its  support  are 
agricultural. 

BORDONI  A.  liquors         • 

Crow  Job,  liquora 

Douohuti  F,  blackamith  and  wagonmaker 

Discombor  A,  baker 

Ducker  Distel,  brewery 

Ducker  Chas,  hotel 

Fiaher  E,  butcher 

(Hllum  B  T,  fruita,  etc 

Grijialba  S,  liquora 

( Jriniley  P,  livery  stable  and  liquors 

HAMUN  T.  atationery 

HOHMAN  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Laulnr  T  H,  carpenter 

MARTIN  L  J,  liquora 

Miiycr  B,  poatmaster  and  druggist 

Miiisch  A,  liquors 

McCloakey  J,  hamesamnkcr 

McC'racken  Rev  Geo  U,  clcrpyman  (M  E) 

McNamara  T  J,  tinware,  atoves,  etc 

Miller  Jno,  blackamith 


Mendocino  City, 

MENDOCINO   COUNTY, 

la  reached  by  ocean  ateamera  or  vkx-N. 
P.  C.  Railroad  to  Duncan's  Mills,  thence 
by  stage  80  miles;  or  via  8.  F.  k  N.  P. 
Railroad  to  Cloverdale,  thence  by  stage 
75  miles.  It  is  on  the  coast  160  miles 
above  San  Francisco.  It  haa  a  popula- 
tion of  800  whose  dependence  ia  on  the 
lumbering  interests  of  the  locality, 
which  ia  carried  on  very  extensively. 


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Ainsley  Wm,  painter 
Barnard  Leu,  propr  Ukiah  k  Mendocino 
and  Mendocino  &  Westport  Stage  Lines 
Berry  J  S,  barber 
Bever  Bros,  hotel 
Bowman  Fred,  saloon 
Brown  Eugene,  gen  mdae 
Carlson  J  E,  hotel 
Eatell  Fred,  saloon 
Everaon  O  W,  gen  mdae 
Fairticld  Ed,  undertaker 
Flanigan  Jno,  saloon 
Galbraith  C,  saloon 
Hammond  W,  phyaician 
Hanson  P,  bootmaker  > . 

Holl  Goo,  carriage  maker 
Jarvia  Sc  DoUard,  gen  mdse 
Jarvis  H  H,  tinsmith 
Johnson  S,  bootmaker 
Kelley  W  H,  gen  mdae 
Liiibur^  Jno  P,  hamesamaker 
McClellan  P,  tailor 
McCloud  Jno,  blackamith 
Murray  J  D,  gen  mdae  anl  drugs 
Norton  W  H,  hotel 
Packard  C  O,  druggist 
Rogers  A  T,  blacksmith 
Smith  T  H,  physician 
Switzo  &  lioyd,  livery 
Thonina  Manuel,  hotel 
Ti  Kee,  gen  mdae 
WhittoU  A  P,  phyaician 
Wilson  W  T,  restaurant 


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California — Menlo  Parh-Merced. 


ALPHABinCAIXT. 


Menlo  Park, 

«AN    MATEO    COUNTY. 

t)ii  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad,  32 
miles  from  San  Francisco.         ,  , 


Blanchard  '^^,  butcher 

Casey  Wm,  liquors 

Doyle  M  J  ft  Co,  gen  mdse  and  postoffice 

Fletclier  A  B,  Fletcher  House 

Oorman  Mrs  B,  livery 

Hurasell  Wm  M,  butcher       , 

XUOELER  A,  liquors 

Lenehan  M,  liquors 

Maloney  R,  liquors 

Maloncy  T,  livery  stable 

MENLO    FABK    HOTEL,   Martin 

Kuck  propr 
Pool  Mrs  G,  millinery 
Quirk  P,  liquors 
Thyarks  Geo,  gen  mern'iant 

WAKELEE  THOMAS  D,  agt  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co  and  S  P  R  li 


Merced, 

MERCED   COUNTY, 

Ih  a  pnstofiice  and  county  seat,  situated 
in  a  delightful  agricultural  district  of 
the  Siin  Joaquin  valley,  containing  a 
population  of  3,000.  It  is  quite  a  point 
of  embarkation  for  the  Yosemite  valley, 
and  is  a  prosperous,  thriving  town.  It 
is  on  the  Visulia  liranch  of  the  ^^outhern 
Pacific  R.  R.,  38  miles  from  Lathorp. 

Aiken  W  B,  county  assessor,  Court 
House 

Antoldy  Chris, carriage  and  wagonmaker, 
J  ami  Seventeenth 

Ashley  Mrs  Li/zie,  dressmaker.  Front 

Banks  &  Bcdeson,  meat  market.  Seven- 
teenth 

Bates  &  Hamilton,  land  and  abstract 
ofhi-e.  Court  House 

BATES  SAMUEL  C.  agent  W,  P  & 

Co,  insurance,  ]>resident  Merced  Bank 
and  secretary  Merced  Woolen  Mills, 
U  S  deputy  mt  rev  collector  and  no- 
tary public,  office  El  Capitan 

Bearwald  Henry,  stoves,  tinware,  pumps 
and  crockery,  Front 

Bibby  N,  county  supervisor 

Bost  John  W,  county  surveyor,  Court 
House 

Breen  N,  justice  of  peace  and  carpentei*, 
Seventeenth 

Browning  W  J,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
Front 

CASACCIA  A  R,  gen  mdse,  Front 

Castor  Mrs  J  W,  dressmaking,  Seven- 
teenth 


Chapman  Harry,  notary  public  »nd 
searcher  of  records,  Court  House 

Clark  Mrs  M  £,  dressmaking,  Seven- 
teenth 

CLOTJOH  A  Q,  furniture  and  bedding. 
Seventeenth 

Clough  A  W,  prtpr  Mariposa  Hotel, 
Seventeenth 

Cocanour  J  B,  county  supervisor 

Corley  &  Manchester,  blacksmiths  and 
horseshoers,  Front 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL.  M  F  Mo- 
ran  propr,  M  and  Seventeenth 

Cross  Geo  D,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
Front 

DELON  M,  saloon  and  brewery  agent, 
Front 

Dixon  E  T,  druggist  and  supt  of  public 
instruction.  Front 

Evans  Chas  E,  hotel.  Front 

Fahey  Wm,  hotel,  Seventeenth 

FARMERS'  CANAL  CO,  J  W  Mit- 
chell president,  Silas  (Jeis  secretary, 
M  and  Eighteenth 

FARRAR  FRANK  H.  district  attor- 
ney and  notary  public,  Court  House 

Fleming  C  liJ,  under  sheriff  and  notary 

rfublic,  Court  House 
ANCE  MRS  KATE,  lodgings  and 

saloon.  Front 
OALLIAN^   G,    propr    Merced    Soda 

Works,  Eighteenth  and  J 
Gardner  W  C,  attorney  at  Uw,  Court 

House 
OARVIN  J  M,  books,  stationery  and 

news  depot,  F'ront 
Geia  Silas,    attorney  at    law,   attorney 

and   secretary  Farmers'  Canal  Co,  M 

and  Eiyhtoenth 
GfOLDMAN  M,  gen  m<l8e,  agricultural 

implements,     and    president    Merced 

Woolen  Mills,  Front 
Gracey  R,  teacher 
Gribi  John,  insurance  agent  and  notary 

imblic,  Front 
Grilfin  P,  saloon.  Seventeenth 
Hall  Thos,  liarber  and  bathn,  M 
Hamilton   Vj  J,  county  auditor  and  re- 
corder, Court  House 
Hanson  I   M,  blacksmith  and  foundry. 

Seventeenth 

HARRINGTON  &  McERLANE, 

wines,  licjuors  and  cigars,  Front 

HICKS  AMOS,  fee<l  stables,  K 

Hicks  James  E,  deputy  assessor  and  no- 
tary public.  Court  House 

Higj^ins  E  R,  photographer,  K 

Holmquest  N  R,  pamter,  K 

Huffman  C  H,  grain  and  storage.  Front 

Huphes  R  N,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion, R  R  depot 

Hunter  G  W,  gunsmith  and  machinist, 
Seventeenth 


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California— Merced. 

Ai.pnABarnALLT. 


643 


Hunter  M,  blackataitb,  17th  and  L 

Imfeld  Louis,  bakery,  Seventeenth 

Isaacs  Geo  E,  planing  and  feed  mills 
and  lumber,  opp  depot 

Irmscher  Herman,  bootmaker.  Seven- 
teenth 

Jackman  £!,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public,  M 

Jacobs  Joseph,  meat  market,  cigars  and 
tobacco,  Front 

King  Samuel  A,  postmaster 

Kirkland  Rev  — ,  pastor  M  E  Church 

Kocher  J,  stoves,  tinware,  hardware, 
crockery  and  agricultural  implements, 
Front 

Lagomarsino  Antonio,  groceries,  Seven- 
teenth 

LANDRAM  C,  books,  stationery, 
watches,  clocks  and  musical  instru- 
ments. Front 

Laiigl)ein  K,  barber.  Front 

Law  John  K,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public,  Front 

Lee  Geo  F,  physii  iiin,  Front 

lioeker  H  W,  liainess  and  saddles,  L 

Leeson  Jos,  cousta)>lo  and  bootmaker,  L 

Leggett  T  A,  justice  of  peace.  Seven 
teenth  and  L 

Lopaz  M  A,  saloon.  Seventeenth 

Marks  Chas  H,  superior  judge.  Court 
House 

Mashmeyer  J  A,  harncssmakcr  and  car 
riage  trimmer,  Sevehteenth 

McClcuathan  &  CoflFman,  livery  stable. 
Seventeenth 

McCready  &  liOggett,  marble  works. 
Seventeenth   

McDonald  WM,  blacksmith  anr^ 
wag<)ninaker,  Seventeenth 

MoFEELY  JONN',  propr  S  F  Boarding 
House,  Front  and  K 

Mclnernoy  Mrs  Mary,  gen  nidse.  Seven- 
teenth 

McLean  Rev  E  U,  pastor  Cumberland 
Presbyterian 

Meany  A  J,  sheriff.  Court  House 

H£RC£D  BANK,  Samuel  C  Bates 
president,  J  B  Kiilston  cashier.  Front 

"MERCED  EXPRESS."  (weekly), 

Stoneroiul    k    Co   publishers,  Seven- 
teenth and  L 
Merced  Orange  Warehouse  Co,  Thomas 
Upton  pres,  R  S  Clay  secy 

MERGED  MARBLE  WORKS. Wm  H 

t:  Wilson  propr,  L 

MERCED   SEGURITT    SAVINGS 

BANK,  Eliiis  Perkins  pres,    W   W 
?  Westlwiy  cashier.  Front 

MERCED.SODA  WORKS,  a  Galliano 

propr.  Eighteenth  and  J 
Misch  Josepn,  dentist.  Front 
MORAN  M  F,  Cosmopolitan    Hotel, 

Seventeenth  and  M 


Muller  John,  blacksmith,  Sevei  teenth 

Murray  P  B,  wagonmaker,  Seventeenth 
and  L 

Nudescher  Joseph,  tailor,  K 

Northrop  Robt  J,  hotel.  Front 

Noziglia  Lewis,  groceries,  L 

OLCESE  &  GARIBALDI,  gen  mdse, 
agricultural  implements  and  wagons, 
L  and  Front 

Oliver  W  0,  carpenter.  Ninth 

Oppenheim  Benj,  varieties,  fruits  and 
cigars.  Front 

Packer  £  A,  saloon.  Seventeenth 

Peck  Rev  H  P,  pastor  First  Presbyterian 
Church,  Twentieth 

PERKINS  ELLAS,  pres  Merced  Se- 
curity Savintis  Bank,  Front 

PIERCE  IKE,  Merced  Stables,  Seven- 
teenth 

Price  Rev  James  K  P,  M  E  Church  South 

Quigley  W^  J,  county  treasurer.  Court 
House 

RALSTON  J  B,  cashier  Msrced  Bank, 
ins  agent,  Front 

REIDY  J  L,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes, 
millinery  and  cloakmaking,  Seven- 
teenth and  K     

REILLY  &  DWYER,  saloon  and 
brewery  aats,  Seventeenth 

REUTER  GEO,  barber,  Front 

Riordan  John,  shoemaker,  Fropt ;,:    i 

Robertson  John  W,  atty  at  la^  and 
notary  public.  Front 

Rolfe  Nelson,  boarding,  Seventeenth 

Rosenthal  A,  tailor  and  sewing  machine 
agt.  Front 

Rucker  H  N,  county  coroner  and,  public 
administrator 

iiussell  Mrs  S  A,  millinery  and  dress- 
making. Seventeenth 

Salazar  J  A,  saddler.  Seventeenth 

Salter  Mrs  A  G,  dressmaking.  Seven- 
teenth 

"SAN  JOAQUIN  VALLEY  ARGUS" 

(weekly),  Robert  J  Steele  publisher. 
Seventeenth 

Sawyer  A  K,  meat  market,  Seventeenth 

Searing  Chas,  Eagle  Stables,  Seven- 
teenth 

Sell  Wm,  ticket  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W  U 
Tel  Co,  El  Capitan 

Sesusearos  J  E,  saloon,  opp  depot 

Sherwood  Wm,  saloon,  Seventeenth 
and  L 

Silman  WG,  livc/y  stables,  Seventeenth 

Silver  Solomon,  varieties  and  fancy 
goods.  Front 

Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  agri- 
cultural implements,  Front 

SIMON  SILAS>  gen  mdse,  wool,  hides 
and  produce.  Front 

Simonson  John  H,  county  clerk.  Court 
House 


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California — Merced-Miehigan  Bluff. 

ALrilABBTIOikLliV. 


Simop  ^  Keogh,  lumber,  Front 
Smith  J  C,  liquors,  Front  and  M  , 

Sohlke  J  A,  drusaiat.  Front  ' 

Spears  tt  Lewis,  uacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers,  Seventeenth 
Spears  Mrs  L  F,  ladies'  hairdresser,  Se- 

Tenteenth  and  K 
Sproule  I  H,  freight  ast  C  P  R  R 
STEELE  ROBERT?,  publisher  "San 
Jitaquin  Vidley  Arsus,    Seventeenth 
STOEEROAD    &   CO,   publishers    of 

"  Meroed  Express  " 
Swan  A,  restaurant,  M 
Tackett  Miss  May,  teacher 
Turner  A  D,  farmer  and  stock-raiser 
Turner  W  H,  ins  agt,  Orangera'  Ware- 
house  

TWOMET  WH,  Court  Exchange  Sa 
loon  and  ice  agent,  M  and  Nineteenth 
Upton  Thos,  county  supervisor 
Walsh  M   H,  deputy  county  recorder, 

Court  House 
Ward  R  H,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic. Court  House 
Washburn  £  P,  agt  Yosemite  Stage  and 

Turnpike  Co,  El  Capitan 
Washington    &     Rucker,     physicians, 

Front 
Weisbam  &  Miller,  shoemakers,  K 
WESTBAT  W  W,  cashier  Meroed  Se- 
curity Savings  Bank,  Front 
Wigffinton  P  D,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

p«n[)lic 
Williams  J  E  F,  undertaker  and 

cubinet  maker,  Seventeenth 
Williams  Miss  Kate,  millinery  and  dress 

making,  L 
Wilson  N  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

Front 
WILSON    WM    H,    Merced    Marble 

Works,  L 
White  Mrs,  teacher 
Yosemite  Stage  and  Turnpike  Co,  £  P 

Washburn  agt,  £1  Capitan 
2iirker  M,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Front 


Schellenger  C  H,  blacksmith 
Smith  L  N,  saloon 
Smith,  Wiseman  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Wood  M  C,  ferry 


Herrillville, 

LASSEN    COUNTY. 

Cramen  Bros,  stock  raising 
Folsom  M  0,  stock  raiser 
Hall  W  P,  stock  raiser 
HURLBUT  F  D,   lumber   and   post- 
master 
Kunelson  L,  stock  raiser  . '    - 

Summers  W  P,  cooper 
Tumson  A  L,  stock  raiser  ^  „ 

Watson  T,  stock  raiser 
White  O,  cooper 


Michigan  Bar, 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTT, 

Is  six  miles  from  Latrobe,  on  the  S.  ft  P. 
Railroad.  Was  once  a  lively  mining 
town  but  now  almost  deserted. 


Brown  k  Heath,  butchers 

Brown  W  A,  blacksmith 

Byam  M  S  &  Co,  gen  mdst 

TTRATTI  J,  postmaster  and  express  a^ 

human  0,  saloon  and  lodging 

WEST  &  HEATH,  gen  mdso 


Meridian, 


SUTTER    COUNTY, 

Is  quite  a  shipping  point  on  the  Sacra- 
mento river,  17  miles  from  Marysville, 
with  which  it  has  stage  communication. 
The  agricultural  resources  of  the  vicinity 
are  almost  unlimited. 


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Burgett,  Moon  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and 

press  office 
Devore  C  P,  physician 
GLADDEN  J  M,  postmaster,  notary 

and  insurance  agent 
Hunter  R  C,  physician 

ROCKHOLD  J  W,  hotel 


C.  H.  WEST, 
San  FnnciMO. 


JOHN  HEATH, 
Michigan  Bar. 


WEST  A  HEATH, 

(SuccesMTi  to  C.  H.  West,) 
DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OP 

BBOCSBIES,  SBY  BOODS 

HARDWARE, 

Drugs,  Paints,  Oils,  and  Fancy  Articles, 

MICHIGAN  BAR,  CAL. 
Gold  Dost  Bought  Qoods  Delivered. 


Michigan  Bluff, 

PLAC£R  COUNTY. 

Abrams  John,  hotel 
Barrett  £,  gen  mdse 
Kenton  J  A,  bootmaker 
Bleaks  John,  carpenter 
Brown,  Elk  ins  &  Co,  miners 
Buchanan  Mining  Co 
Bunker  Henry,  propr  F  H  &  M  B  Toll, 
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Ccdiforma— Michigan  Bluf-Miller. 


646 


,Bam«  Robt,  school  teacher 

Campbell  Chae,  blacksmith 

Davis  Wm  &  8on,  mining 

Dooley  E  Ij^  butcher 

*Do4>ley  L,  butcher 

!Dunlap  J  W,  supt  Ditch  Co 

lEll  worth  Fred  B,  shoemaker 

Elsen  John,  saloon 

Farrier  Wm,  barber 

Ferguson  Duncan,  hotel  _   . 

Fiedler  M,  mining  supt 

Hard  E  D,  carpenter  • 

Jones  Andrew,  blacksmith 

Moaria  Frank,  saloon 

Morgan  John,  saloon  < 

Peny  Henry  J,  blacksmith 

Polifka  Edward,  gen  mdao 

Powell  P,  hotel 

Scutt  J  W,  saloon 

Scott  &  Squier,  saloon 

Smith,  Dooley  &  Co,  miners       ' 

Snedican  R  T,  carpenter 

Squier  D  D,  saloon 

Taylor  (jeorge,  mining  supt 

Thompson  Isaac,  physician 

Udell  C  P,  propr  Yankee  M  Co 

Vim  Emmon  U  L,  propr  Big  Gun  mine 

Westfall  August,  butcher 

Wild  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Willey  Wolter,  gen  mdse 

Williams  M  H,  hotel  ,    ; 

Wiasinger  James  H,  saloon  ,     -  ,  , 


itlddletown, 

LAKE  COUNTY, 

Has  a  population  of  500,  and  increasing 
gradually.  It  is  18  miles  from  Calis 
toga. 

Arjall  H,  liquors  "^  ■•  • 

Asner  J,  gen  mdso  ■' 

Bidhop  C  Fi,  bootmaker  ;    1 

Cameron  F,  bootmaker      i  ^    •'  '^  ' 
Davidson  A  G,  gen  mdse 
Do  Pencicr  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Gooil  Wm,  blacksmith 
Green  J,  saloon 
Kellogg  J  H,  blacksmith 
Kiiittle  ft  Siegle,  livery 
Lobree  D  &  Co,  gen  mdstt 
,Mane  &,  Day,  gen  mdse 
Muutz  &  Scottt  brewery 
&AWSON'    0   W,    wheelwright    and 

postmaster 
neinioke  J,  blacksmith 
Smith  J  £,  hotel 
Worren  Geo,  liquors 
Williamcoh  Rev  R  W,  olergymaa  (M.  E. ) 


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Midway, 

ALAMKDA   COUNTY. 


Carsten  Mrs  M,  groceries 

Haera  Fra»)ft,  hotel 

TyATtl^A  KElNlfOIJ).  postmaiiter 


Milford, 

LASSEN  COUNTY, 


Reached  most  conveniently  from  Reno, 
Nevada,  from  which  it  is  diatant  ,67 
mles. 


Dakin  H  H,  flour  mill 

DOTUB  S  A,  hotel  and  postmaster 

F&tfchiltl  T  H,  sawmill 

Glascock  T  J,  whelwright,  undertaker 

aftd  carpenter 
Harrison  M,  gen  mdse 
Thompson  Geo  A,  liquors 
True  I'haxter,  blacksmith 
Tyler  Jerry,  hide  mcht,  groceries,  drugs, 

Eropr  Tyler's  patent  Hay  and  Grain 
^nloader  and  Stacker 


Hillbrae, 

SAN    MATEO   COUNTY, 

On  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad,  17 
miles  from  San  Francisco. 


Anderson  F,  blacksmith 

Ebright  H,  hotel 

Fifield  W  J,  dairy 

Garnot  G,  groceries  and  saloon 

OREEN  A  F,  postmaster 

Greer  A  F  &  Co,  dairy 

Green  CD,   agt  S  P  R  R,  W  U  Td  Co 

and  W,  F  &  Co's  Express 
Luyten  P,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Murcier  M,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Regli  &  Miller,  dairy 


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Miller, 

MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 

Chopard  L,  farmer 

Hall  A  W,  Tanner 

KIDDER  MBS  M  A,  postmaster 

KidddrR  D,  blacksmith 

Monroe  W,  farther 

Short  J  R,  fairmer 

Steward  T  I,  farmer 

WaUh  "thomas,  fiirtaer 


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HillyiUe, 

8HASTA    COUNTY, 

la  ■ituated  on  the  C.  and  O.  Coast  Over- 
land stage  route,  15  miles  from  Redding. 

Auklin  Mrs  H,  gen  mdsc 

Averill  O  W,  dentist 

BAKER  &  TEEL,  gun  mdse 

Bidwell  &,  Bro,  blacksmiths 

Boyle  Pat,  liquors 

Brown  F  R,  physician 

Carr  Francis,  atty  at  law 

Chatham  A,  wagonmaker 

Connelly  &  Son,  carpenters  and  con- 
tractors 

Cromwell  O,  photographer  and  varieties 

Gault  T  L,  justice  of  peace 

Harrington  M  S,  saddles  and  harness 

Kegan  H,  tailor 

Kegan  Mrs  G,  dressmaker  ,.^    , 

Key  Tnos,  stone  mason         . 

King  D,  blacksmith  ■  •   >  ,  i 

Martin  R  P,  physician 

O'Neall  Joseph,  atty  at  law 

Overmier  C  E,  blacksmith 

Overmier  J  D,  hotel 

Presly  &  Lambert,  boots  and  shoes 

Roxhim  F,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Scraiiton  N  R,  wagonmaker 

Simi>son  T  J,  hotel 

SMITH  C  H.  editor  "Shasta  County 
Record  " 

Snow  N  D,  tinner 

Stevenson  D  C,  hardware  and  furniture 

TEEL  CHAS  A,  postmaster  and  man- 
ager Millville  and  Amlerson  Tel  Co 

Wheatley  John,  ins  agt 

Wilkinson  k  Ross,  dour  mills 


Olinder  C  F,  blacksmith 

Pixley  M,  liquors 

Topham  Crony,  warehouse  and  grain 


Milton, 

OALAVERAH  COUNTY, 

la  the  terminus  of  the  Stockton  and 
Copperopolis  Division  of  the  C.  P.  K.  R. 
28  miles  frofn  Stockton,  and  where 
connection  with  Mattcson  k  Co.'s  Stage 
Lino  for  the  Yosemite,  Bi|;  Trees  and 
mountain  resorts  generally  is  made. 
Alexander  McDonald,  a  popular  livery 
man,  also  furnishes  transportation  of 
the  best  character,  indcpt-ndeut  of  all 
other  companies.  The  pursuits  of  ahcep- 
raining  and  farming  are  engagc<l  in,  to 
which  the  residents  look  for  their  chief 
support. 


Milpitas, 

SANTA    CLARA    COUNTY, 

Is  a  postofBce  on  the  Western  Division 
of  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad,  six  miles 
from  San  Jose. 


Abel  Hy,  meat  market 
Boyce  &  Topham,  blacksmiths 
CLARK  P,    gen  mdse,  postmaster,  agt 
W,  F  &  Co,  and  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 
Darling  E  W,  agt  C  P  R  R    .  , 
French  A,  hotel 
Jones  A,  saddler  -,«.«:'    ii  [ 


Beckett  J  F,  hamessmaker,       ' 

Beysser  L,  forwarding  and  commission 
merchants,  atty  at  law 

BUNDS  J  C,  dry  goods,  groceries,  hard- 
ware, gents'  furnishing  goods,  etc 

Donner  H,  hotel 

Glasford  William,  agt  Stockton  and 
Copperopolis  Division  C  P  R  R,  tel 
opr  and  W,  F  A  Co's  Express 

Grinisti  John,  gristmill 

HENDRICKS'  HOTEL,  N   w  Hen 

dricks  propr 

Ix)yd  (ieo,  barber 

Mathews  Miss  Elizeljeth,  school  teaclier 

MATTE80N  ft  CO,  atage  line  to  S<>- 
nora,  Murphys  and  various  moun- 
tain towns.  Quickest  and  safest 
route  to  Bodie 

McClellan  J  J,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoeing 

McClenehan  F  W,  notary  public 

McDonald  ALEX,  propr  pioneer 
Livery  Stable,  finest  turnouts  on 
shortest  notice 

OLLRICH  J  H,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoeing 

Simpson  H  L,  saloon 

Sletway  Chas,  bootmaker 

Trump  Wm,  wagonmaker 

Weston  J,    saloon 

WOLCOTT  OSCAR,  poatmaater  and 
confectionery  store 

Woods  Miss  Laura,  dressmaker 


PACIFIC  PRESS  PUBLISHING  HOUSE 


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Oaklaad,  Cal. 
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H.  OLLRICH, 

HORSE  SHOEING. 

BLACKSMITHINO. 

JOBBING  &  REPAIRING   SHOP, 
MILTON»  CAL. 

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MILTON,  CAL.. 

(Next  door  to  the  Milton  Houite.> 

ALEX.  McDonald.    -    -   Pnpmetor. 

(.'irriai^'8.  lUiifgleii,  Wagona  &  .StukH*  Hones- 
(or  hirv  on  ruauonnble  termii.  All  UtloKranis 
unxwered  (rt-e  ol  cost.  Addnw-  Al^EX.  MC- 
DONALD. Partle™  ?olnK  t'»  the  Mouiitiwrw, 
IWk  TrecN,  Yosemite  Falls,  wfehinp  teams, 
can  lie  (urniMlied  with  driver  it  desired. 

Spt-clalty  made  of  IHk  Tre»,  Ve«iiuit«  and 
Cave  (..'ily  Travel. 

Also  a  large  Stable  and  Yard  lortho  Ac- 
iconiniodatlon  of  rbaiiiHters. 


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accommodations  to  tht^  traveling  public.  Stable  ami  Feed  Yai'd.  iik 
connection  with  the  iioiise.  CALL. 


Mineral  King, 

TULARE   COUNTY. 

Bacigalupi  T,  saloon 

Baker  P  V,  assayer  and  justice  of  peace 

Beaver  Oscar,  saloon 

Burke  U  A,  saloon 

ClodfetterChas,  hotel 

GL0TFETT2R  DAN,  propr  Half-way 

House,  Mineral  King  Road 
Crystal  Mine,  Peter  Mallett 
Cunningham  Francis,  justice  of  peace 
t)aniel8on  W,  saloon 
DAVIDSON  Wi  groceries,  postmaster 


Kmpire  Mine,  R  P  Harper  atipt 
Empire  Store,  Col  C  Wagner  manager 
HALF-WAY  HOUSE,  Dan  Cloifetter 

propr,  Mineral  King  Koad 
Herrington  Mrs  £,  restaurant 
Hoy  J  C,  hotel 

Johnson  Frank,  miners'  supplies^ 
Lamberson  C  G,  saloon 
McGinnis  Mine,  Abe  McGuuiis  supti 
Neill  &  Kedfield,  sawmill 
Smith  S  E,  hotel 
Taylor  Jonathan,  deputy  sherifT 
T ranger  H,  agt  New  England  Mining  C* 
Weishar  A,  sawmill  and  ccntractor 
White  Chief  Mine,  A  S  Drais  sapt 


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Minersville, 

TDINiry     COUNTY. 

BATES   Ft    gflneral    merchandiM  »nd 

poitmaater 
Sourt«llott«  J  H,  bUoIumith  and  hotel 


Mission  San  Jose, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY. 

la  one  of  the  oldeat  towna  of    Call  for 
nia,  two  milea  from  AVaahini^tou  Cor 
npra  and  five  milea  from  Niles,    haa  a 
population  of  about  300. 

Andrewp  Mra  J,  dry  gooda 

B<Tgmann  Nicolaua,  carriage  and  wagon 

manufr  and  uen  blacksmith 
Brown  Manuel,  barber 
Colomliet  Joseph,  hotel 
TjHKMAW  ft  BACHMAH,  gen  mdae 
Felkiii  8  J,    harneasuiaker  and  saddler 
FBETKRWTJTH    H,    plumbing,    gaa- 

litting,  atovoa,    tinware     roonng  and 

constable 
Haakell  D  H,  manager  Misaion  Milla 
HEKMAHH    AUGUST.     Milwaukee 

Brewery 
Miasion  Mills,  William  Gor^ass  propr 

MU&PHT    STEPHEN,    saloon     and 

■tage  line 
Nichola'L  P,  boarding  house 
Painter  J  B,  winegrower 
PALMEB  J  C,  winegrower 
Perara  Anthony,  bootmaker 
Powell  E,  Mission  Market 
8agara  K  M,  saloon 
SIOEIST  XAXIHILIAN,  saloon  and 

b.ikei'y 
Stauelcy  G,  undertaker  and  livery  stable 
8taneley     James,    carriage    and  wa^rou 

maker  and  gen  blacksmith 
STETEB  C,  Mission  Hotel 
8underer  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker 


Modesto, 

STANISLAUS  COUNTY, 

Is  a  thriving  agricultural  town  of  1,500 
inhabitants.  Its  location  in  the  Hon 
Joaquin  valley,  both  as  a  place  of  resi- 
dence and  of  business  is  must  desirable, 
since  it  haa  been  proven  that  the  soil's 
capabilities  of  production  are  superior 
and  the  sanitary  features  most  favorable. 
It  is  a  well  built  place,  regularly  laid-out 
and  the  commercial  emporium  of  the 
county.  The  Court  House  is  a  pretty 
building,  and  the  square  is  made  attrac- 
tive  by  the  presunce  of    flowen  and 


•hrubbery.    It  it  on  the  Southern  Pa- 
oilio  Railroad,  18  miles  from  Lathrop. 


Adams  M,  carpenter.  Tenth  • 

Anaya  Felix,  blacksmith.  Tenth 

Aretid  J  no  A,  hotel,  I 

Armstrong  J  L,  gen  mdse,  I 

Aulick  Geo,  saloon.  Ninth 

Branch  L  C,  notary  public,  and  aeoy  of 

Moiiesto  Gas  Works,  H 
Braun  Mike,  browery.  Tenth  and  II 
Brown  A  Edwards,  photographers,  I 
Brusie  J  as,  gen  mdse  and  agl  impta,  H 

and  Tenth 
Bumey  Jas  M,  justice  of  peace  and  no> 

tary  public.  Tenth 
Brichman  J  B,  saloon,  Ninth 
Chantry  Mn  Mary,  tuiloring,  Tenth 
Chapman  .1  J,  atoves  and  tinware.  Tenth 
Christ  Herman,  liukery.  Tenth 
Clark  Mios  C  'J',  dressmaking,  11 
Clayes  8  H,  druggist  and  oigara,  H 
Claypool  \Vm,  saloon,  H 
Cleveland  ti  Hardesty,  undertakers,  II 
'"<nn  Wm,  bootmaker,  H 
t       veil  ThoB  A,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

.lio,H 
Cl  jjEMAN  D  C,  saloon  ,Tcnth  and  II 
Conneau  Ernest,  brickmaker.  Ninth 
Cooper  G  W,  dentist,  I 
Crau  Mrs  F,  boanling,  Tenth 
Crosscy  A  L,  prest  Modesto  Bank 
Cutting  Mra  D  C,  millinery,  I 
Dallas  Wm,  stables,  Ninth 
Davioa  Jno,  uocy  Grange  Co,  Ninth 
Davis  A,  Ciiley,  olacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers,  H 
Pavi*  W  H, Justice  of  peace,  H 
DAWSON  G  W,  Modesto  House,  Front 

DERBY  E  M  ft  CO,  lumber,   c  L 

Payne  agt,  Ninth 
Dettolbach  J,  gen  mdse,  I 
De  Yoc  &  Devendorf,  furniture  and  un- 
dertaking, I  and  Front 
Doblin  J  &  Co,  books,  stationery,  vari- 
eties and  fruits,  H 
DONKIN  WM  A,  stoves,  pumps  and 

tinwun*,  H 
DruUiar.l  T  W,  dentist,  Ninth  and  II 
Ducker  k  Casei>olt,  saloon.  Ninth 
Duncan  Mose,  hotel.  Eighth 
Easton  &  Li^ht,  saloon.  Tenth  and  I 
ENOLEHABT  PHILIP,  blacksmith 

and  horsushoer,  H 
Farish  &  Mallnry,  groceries.  Ninth 
Fitzpatrick  Chus  B,  atty  at  law.  Ninth 

and  II 
Freeman  Moses,  blacksmith,  and  wagon- 
maker,  Tenth  nnd  I 
Frei/oso  Feliz,  painter.  Eighth 
Fulkerth  A  S,  sheriff  and  tax  ooUeetor, 

Court  House 
Fnqnay  A  F,  gen  mdse,  H 


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Gallo  P  O,  barber,  H 
0*nierBam(7  B,  aaloon,  Nintb 

QILBERT  I  E  &  CO,  gen  mdie  and 

iuiuraiice  ageuta,  H  und  Ninth 
OraiiK«    Company  of    Modesto,    groin, 

ffrain  baga  aud  twine,  Ninth,  Uarriaon 

Turner  prefet,  Jno  Duviea  aecy 
Qreunleaf  8,  wutchmakvr  and  jeweler,  H 
Grollmun  William,  harueis  unu  saddle*. 

Tenth 
OBOS  GEO  &  CO,  cigarx,  Front  apd  I 
Hull  M  U,  county  treas,  Conrt  House 
Hammer  Andrew,  saloon,  H 
Uartui  Jas,  blacksmith  and  wagonmak 

or,  Tenth 
Jlurtcr  Mrs  J,  dressmaking  and  sowing 

muchinoB,  Tenth 
Hayes  J  H,  shoemaker,  H 
Uewel  A,  superior  judge,  Court  House 
Uoltham  Wm  J,  act  C  P  R  K  and  W  U 

Tel  Co 
Huvey  1)  H,  barber  and  baths,  Ninth 
Howard  W  B,  teacher 
Husband  David  8,  suloon.  Ninth 
Husband  Mrs  D  8,  millinery  and  dress 

making,  Tenth 
Junu'S  H  (t,  meat  market,  H 
Jtmes  J  \V,  balcksmith,  H 
.lefts  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  H* 
JIRAN  W,  mtrchant  tuilur,  H 
Juhnsoii  &  Huzen,  attys  at  law,  Court 

House 
Johnson  I,  boots  and  shoos,  H 
Jones  Mrs  A,  millinery  aud  dressmaking. 

Tenth 
XNOWLES  &  SOir,  raradUe  Flouring 

Mills,  Fnuit 
I«ine  Jas  M,  meat  market,  Tenth 
Jjttue  &  Williams,  druggists.  Ninth 
Lester  Geo,  painter,  H 
Ijewis  F  J,  furniture.  Ninth  and  H 
Lovcnthal  1  S,  restaurant,  H 
Maddux  J  H,  groceries.  Tenth 
Maddux  &  Simmons,  attys  ut  law,  H 
May  John  C,  gen  mdse  and  sewing  ma 

chines.  Eighth 
May  U,  tador.  Eighth 
MAXWELL  CUAB,    pub    "Modesto 

Herald,"  H 
MoCA&THT  CHAS  F,  deputy  county 

clerk,  Court  Uouso 

MoCARTHT  JOHN  W,  county  clerk. 

Court  iiouiM 
MoGOY  JOHN,   oouuty  recorder    and 

auditor,  Court  House 
McHeury  Hobt,  cashier  Modesto  Bank 
MEDLEY    P   H,    books,    stationery, 

news  depot,  cigars,  tobacco,  varietiss 

and  insurance  agsnt,  Front 
Mcl^ean  IS  M,  phyaiuian,  Eighth 
Meiaecke  Frederick,  soda  works,  Ninth 
Merry  L,  nataurant,  H 
Modesto  Bank,  A  L  CreMny  pre* 


Minor  W  0,  dist  atty.  Court  Home 
"MODESTO    HEBALD"    (weekly), 
Chsa  Maxw«ll  publisher,  H 

MODESTO  HOUSE,    0   W   Dawaon 

propr,  Front 
Monmert  &  >Son,  restaurant.  Ninth 
Morris  ft  Co,   saloon,  wool,  hidts  aild 

pelts,  Ninth 
Nathan  Bros,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  H 
Udnm  W  W,  cuipr't  weaver.  Eighth 
PATTEESON  C  D,  livery  and  feed 

stables.  Tenth  and  I 
PAYNE  C  L,  agt  E  M  Derbj    ft  Co, 

Ninth 
Perkins  Isaac,  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements,  H 
Perluy  Geo,  notary  public  and  searcher 

of  records,  Court  House 
Porter  ft  Mullins,  saloon,  I 
PRENTISS  HOTEL,  J  W  Prentiss,  H 

and  Eleventh 

PRENTISS  J  W,  Prentiss  Hotel,  H  and 

Eleventh  „ 

Ray  |),  physician,  H 
Riee  \V  II,  physician.  Ninth  ond  H 
Robinson  R  B,  county  surveyor,  Court 

Houso 
Robinson  W  H  •!,  county  supt  of  public 

instruction,  public  administrator  and 

coroner.  Court  House 
Rouers  iStinipson  P,  asst  cashier  Modesto 

Bank,  ins  agt  and  notary  public 
Ross  F  H,  livery,  I 
ROSS  HOUSE,  J  C  Traner  propr,  opp 

depot 
Ross  W  G,  constable,  H 
iSchell  <iooW  (S  ft  Treat)  atty  at  lav.  and 

state  pri:4nn  diroctor,  H 
SCHELL  &  TREAT,  attys  at  law  and 

notaries  public,  H 
Schoenfuld  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  I 
Scott  J  Giaham,  physician,  1 
SEELIO   T,  dry   goods  aud  clothing, 

H 
Shulthies  M,  bootmaker,  I 
Silva  Antonio  J,  barber.  Ninth 
Simon  John,  meat  market 
Snyder  A  V,  saloon,  H  aud  Eleventh 
Soi-ensen  M,  saloon,  I 
Sorensen  ft  Petersen,  brewery.  Ninth 
SPENCER  J  D,  publisher  ''Stanislaus 

County  Weekly  News,"  Eleventh 
Spindle  A  J,  barber,  H 
Squire  Mrs  M  E,  millinery  and  dressmak- 

iiiu.  Eleventh 

"STANISLAUS  COUNTY  WEEKLY 

NEWS,"  J  l>  Spencer  publisher      f 
STONE  £  T,  atty  ut  law  aud  notary 
I  public,  Eleventh 
Stuart  J  W,  saloon,  H 
8URBAU0H  J  T,  dmggist,  physieiaa 

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W,  ¥  &  Co,  H 
TRANER  J  C,  propr  Ross  Homse,  opp 

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Treat  R  B  (Schell  &  T)  atty  at  law  and 

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Treeea  VVm,  saddles  and  harness,  Front 
Tucker  J   F,    county    assessor,    Court 

House 
Turner  Garrison,  pres  Grange  Co  and 

ins  agt,  Ninth 
Turner  Wm  E,  atty  at  law.  Eleventh 
Wagner  E  H,    blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker.  Front 
Wallace  Thomas,  livery,  H 
Walthall  L  B,  ins  agt,  notary  public  and 

county  supervisor  ,  ,  ., ) 

Walters  F,  tailor.  Eighth    '    ] 
Warner  James,  county  supervisor,  Court 

House 
♦V^hitby  F  G,  chairman   county  super- 
visor, Court  House 
Wilhite  W  D,  physician,  Tenth 
Williams  Mrs  P    A,    human  hair  and 

patterns,  L 
Wood  &  Turner,  hardware,  paints,  oils 

and  agricultural  implements,  H  and 

Ninth 
WOLLNEB  JACOB,  cigars,   tobacco, 

varieties,  clothing,  and  ice  agt,  Ninth 
WBIGHT  C  C,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public,  I 


Mohave, 

KERN    COUNTY. 

Boyd  E  H,  propr    Mohave  Hotel    and 

saloon 
Charlton  E,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Cohn  E,    gen  mdse    and   agt    W,    F  & 

Co's  Expret.a 
Halstead  W  U,  agt  Cerro  (Jordo  Freight 

ing  Co 
Hampton  Wm,  propr    Kern  and    Inyo 

Stage  Line 
Lowenberg  Sol,  postmaster 
Mahony  \V  H,  agt  S  P  R  R  and  W  U 

Tel  Co 
Price  B    H,  agt  Kern  and    Inyo  Stage 

Companj' 


^Mokelumne  Hill, 

CALAVERAS   COUNTY, 

Is  a  pretty  little  place  of  600  inhabitants, 
reached  via  stage  lines  oonnecting  with 
the  lone  branch  of  the  Central  Pacitic 
Railroal.  The  Leger's  Hotel  is  the  popu- 


lar house  of  the  place  and  !s  deserving 
of  its  honor  because  the  management 
merits  it. 


Bach  F,  variety  store  and  barber 

Boucher  W  K,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
public 

Burce  E  P,  shoemaker 

Casta  M,  gi'oceries,  etc 

Dauz  &  Flemming,  undertakers 

Dauz  J,  furniture 

Davidson  &  Peek,  gen  mdse 

Disbrow  &  Co,  brewery 

Flemming  GW,  wagoumaker 

Fuller  Jacob,  saloon     .  ;,;,.,;    .; 

Furgeson  Mrs  Mary,  hotel    '     i,    ,  J 

Gardella  C,   carriagemaker  ;  •  -    ,,, 

Grauier  A,  dentist 

Hexter  K,  meat  market 

Higby  C  B,  propr  ''Calaveras  Chronicle" 

Himmighofen  &  Suessdorf,  brewery 

Hutchison  W  M,  tiu  shop 

Jacob  Chas,  gen  mdse 

K££  CHIJNO,  groceries,  cigars,  tobacco 
and  medicines 

KEEWINO,  dry  goods,  tea,  tobacco, 
etc 

Lamphire  D  C,  lodging  house 

LEG!EB'S  EOTldL,  Alolph  Pechade 
manager 

LEQEB  SISTEBS,  proprs  Leger  Hotel 

LOUTTIT  T  S,  blacksmith  and  horae- 
shoeer  ■    ;      ;    ,. 

Mayer  Fred,  hotel  » i  " 

McClain  John,  bakery 

NcFadiu  Peter,  salooa  C^iJ*' 

Mutlis  Geo,  shoemaker  .. 

Nye  1)  B,  geu  mdse 

PECHADE  ADOLPH,  manager  I^ger 
Hotel 

PEEK  F  W,  variety  store  and  confec- 
tionery t        !   i. 

Peek  &  Wells,  livery  stable 

PEEK  WM  P,  postmaster 

Fellaton  A,  dry  goo<ls,  groceries,  etc 

Ray  H  C,   tinner 

Redmond  H  L,  millinery  goods,  etc 

B,USSELL  B  W,  stage  station,  princi- 
pal olhce  San  Andreas 

Schlund  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

TEBBILL  &  PETEBS,  drug?,   medi 
cines,    cigars,      tobacco,      stationery, 
paints,   oils,    lamps,   etc,  agt  W,  F  & 
Co's  Express,  VV  u  tel  opr  and  general 
ins  agt 

"THE  CALAVEBAS  CHBONI- 
CLB,"  Chas  B  Higby  propr 

TB3BITS  0  F,  justice  peace,  notary 
public  and  atty  at  law 

TODD  WM,  physician  and  surgeon 

Tiu  Tons,  groceries,  etc 

Unger  Charles,  harness  and  saddlery 

Wise  R,  gen  mdse 


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LEQER'S  HOTEL, 

Northeast  Corner  of  Main  and  Lafayette  Sts., 

Mohelumns  Hill,  Cabreras  Coa,    "   -  Califoniia. 


This  Hotel  has  a  world -renowned  reputation ;  the  founder  being  an 
experienced  hotel  keejjer  from  Paris,  who  devoted  years  to  bring  it  to 
its  excellence  in  all  appointments.  Being  run  on  the  European  and 
American  Plan,  having  both  public  and  private  dining  rooms.  The 
culinary  department  is  in  charge  of  an  experienced  French  Cook. 

The  BAR  is  supplied  with  Choice  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars. , 


STAGE  OFFTICES  IN  THE  HOTEL. 


MRS.  DR.  WILLIAM  TODD  and  | 


MISS  LOUISK  LEGKR, 
ADOLPH  PECHADE,  Manager. 


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Monitor, 

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Is    reached    by  stages,    36    miles  frorr 
Carson  City,  Nevada 

Chris^^pnsen C,  sal.  n  /     ' 

Cronkue  &  Harvey,  butchers 
Deglenieu  John,  shoemaker    ,       •     ^ 
(luirado  R  C,  doctor  ' 

IjarBou  Joseph,  hotel  and  saloon 
Maxwell  M,  livery,    feed  stable  and  no- 
tary pul)lic 
McBeth  D  N,  hotel 
Parker  P  V,  editor  "Monitor  Argus" 
Puckey  V  O,  assayer 
Kitchford  .Tames,  blacksmith 
RUTTEE  ROYAL  J,  postmaster 
llutter  T  E,  gen  mdse 


Monterey, 

MONTEREY    COUNTY, 


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Is  one  of  the  most  interesting  towns  be- 
cause of  its  historical,  scemo  and  cli- 
matic attractions,  in  the  United  States. 
It  is  rear  ed  fia  Southern  Pacific  and 
Monterey  and  Salinas  Valley  branch  of 
the  S.  P.  R.  R.  and  the  Pacific  coast  or 
Whltelaw  steamers — 137i  miles  by  the 


former  and  85  miles  by  the  later  route. 
As  we  write  there  is  under  course  of 
construction  a  very  fine  hotel  for  the  ac- 
cori  .nodation  of  pleasure  seekers,  in- 
valids and  touriats,  with  a  bright  pros- 
pect of  completion  for  occupancy  the 
coming  Summer.  The  grounds  in  which 
it  is  situated  are  acknowledged  to  be  the 
finest  in  the  Unit€d  States.  The  build- 
ing itself  will  be  367  feet  long,  1 12  feet 
wide  and  five  stories  higli,  surmounted 
by  an  observatory  80  feet  in  height,  and 
will  cost  $"2{)0,000.  Its  population  is 
placed  at  2,000  and  is  rapidly  increasing. 
No  visit  to  the  State  is  complete  with 
this  place  unseen. 

Albrego  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Addison  J  H,  painter 

Alexander  Wm,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

BORDEN  J  B.  groceries,  fruits,  cigars^ 

tobacco  and  jewelry  &c 
BOSTROM  JNO,  bootmaker 
CRAMER  J0S13PH,  hamessmaker 
De  Fraga  M  L,  saloon 
OODOE  WALTER,  blacksmith 
Doud  P'rancis,  meat  market 
Escolle  H,  gen'mdse 
Gigling  V,  beer  saloon 
Giovauini  &  Nichilini,  bakery 
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Al.ryABKTICALLT. 


Girardin  L,  lodging  house 
GOLTZBACHTALEamifE  A.  biv- 

versmith,  and  manufr  bbulone  shell, 

jewelry 
Goldstein  A,  clothing 
Gomez  Felipe,  postmaster  and  varieties 
Hadsell  &  Keed,  drugs,  stationery,  news, 

music,  &c 
HAMPTON  0,  propr  Hampton  House 
HARPER  THUS,  merchant  tailor 
HOUGHTON  D  J  painter,  house,  sign 

and  carriage;  justice  of  the  peace 
JAMES  W  W,  stoves  and  tinware 
Keating  A  C,  druggist 
Kpffle  Solomon,  saloon 
T.AMB  0  Wiblacksmith,  wagonmaker* 
LAHBERT  T  0,  lumber  and  building 

material;  notary  public 
Laporte  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Leese  David,  saloon 
Linhot  Isaac,  barber 
UTILE  MRS  MILTON,  proprietress 

Ocean  House 
Lockwood  Albert,  hotel 
Marks  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Mauk  Frank,  agtS  P  K  K, 
MIGHAELIS  liRNEST,  hairdresser 
Miller  J  W,  meat  market 
"MONTEREY  CALIFORNIAN."  H 

B  Watson  propr 
Norton  J  B,  groceries 
OLIVER  OEO,  carpenter  and  builder 

O'NEILL  &  MEBACH,  furniture  and 

undertaking 
PRINZ  H,  lumber  dealer,  carpenter  and 

builder 
Ray  F  H,  paints  and  oils 
llngglesJ  k,  tailor     . 
Ruunls  Jno  notary 

ST  CHARLES  HOTEL,  R  C  Womet 

projjr 

Sanchez  Audel,  blacksmith 

Sanchez  Bros,  saloon 

SGHAXTPELE&OIRARBIN,  watch- 
makers and  jewelers 

Schmidt  £  H,  groceries 

Serrano  Pedro,  livery  stable 

SHAT  S  TLUuion  Saloon 

SIMONEAu  J,  restaurant,  Itcer  depot 

SNIVELT  J  B,  agt  \V,  F  &  Co  and  W 
KJ  Tel  Co,  groceries,  cigars,  tobacco 
and  confectionery 

TIBBETTS  WM,  Blue  Wing  Saloon 

Tootltiiker  LS,  wagonmaker 

Walter  Manuel,  livery  sthble 

WATSON  H  B,  propr  "Monterey  Cali- 
fi'rnian" 

WESTFALL  A,  pbysician 

WESTFALL  &  CO,  druggists 

Wheet  F  E  T,  bootmaker 
WILLET  R  H,  atty  at  law 


Monticello, 


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City. 


NAPA    COUNTY, 
stage  road,  27  miles  from  ITl^ 


Dallas  Jas,  carpenter         ■••v   : 

Fowler  T  B,  saloon 

HUNTER  J  &  CO,  gen  mdse  and  po«t- 

master 
Jackson  G  W,  physician 
Little  J^D,  carpenter 
McKenzie  A,  blacksmith  <  >    < 

McKeuzie  U  S,  carriage  builder 
Meyer  M,  bootmdkcr 
Morrison  H  B,  blacksmith 
Morrison  I{,  wagonmaker 
Munroe  D,  blacksmith 
Peacock  K  A,  hotel 
Seawell  J  H,  justice  peace 


Monsenat, 

sAn  dieuo  countt. 

(Postoffice,  Pala.) 


Wright  S  E,  gen  mdse 


Moore's  Flat, 

NEVADA      COUNTY, 

A  mining  town  and  postoffice,  reached 
by  stages  from  Novuda  City,  20  miles 
didtant. 


Caldwell  S,  druggist 
Donald  •!  O,  liquors 
Heam  W,  liquors 
Hegiirty  &.  Co,  gen  mdse 
KcUtrup  L  G,  furniture 
La  Baree  J,  physician 
Morrt»w  Mrn,  hotel 
Peachel  C,  liquors 
Shea  Mrs,  hotel 
Weiser  A,  tobacco 


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DUTTF     COUNTY. 

Bliss  W  J,  justice  peace 
Flood  1{,  liquors 
Gough  Thos,  blacksmith  ' 

Kirkpatrick  Daul,  liquors 
Mead  M,  hotel 


MERRILL  D  P,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master, agt  W,  F  ft  Co,  and  liquors 
Shaw  — ,  school  teacher 
WORNES  RO,  propr  St  Charles  Hot«lj  Steinkamt  J  P.  hotel 
and  agt  P  C  S  S  Co  |  Upham  Jabez,  aheep-raiaer 


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D.  P.  MEBBILL, 

DEALEVt  IN 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISl 
Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars, 

MOORE'S  STATION, 

BUTTE  COUNTY,  CAL. 


Mormon  Island, 

8ACRAMENTO   COUNTY, 
A  poatoffice  4  milea  from  Folaora. 


Broder  Oswold,  vinter 
Ueust^n  Joseph  N.  blacksmith 
Mettec  Henry,  vinter 
STEPHENSON  THOS,  groceries  and 

postmaster 
Townsend  E  B,  m'eat  market    . 
Walker  James,  saloon 


Moro, 

SAN   LUIS  OBISPO   COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  steamships  from  San  Fran 
Cisco,  .disti^n^  1^^  ntilos.  It  has  stage 
communication  with  all  the  neighboring 
towns.  Its  support  ia  derived  chiefly 
from  the  dairying  interests,  though  flax 
and  potatoes  are  extensively  cultivated. 

Allen  Jas,  capitalist 

Greening  David,  constable 

Jordan  J  M,  warehouse  and  lumber 

Pu;e  K  W,  reiil  estate  agt 

STOGKINO  E  B,  gen  mdse  and  post 

master 
Stocking  J  C,  blacksmith  and  uragon- 

niaker  and  justice  peace 
Smiley  H  A,  pliysician 
Whitney  B  (>,  saloon 


Dowms  Gao  W,  physician 

FOSS  WH  F,  teacher,  notary    public 

nnd  ins  agt 
Galindo  M  M,  butcher 
Oilman  N  A,  station  agt 
OLEASON  Q  D.  bote! 
Grimley  R,  liquors 

GutH  Chas,  hay,  grain  and  warehouse 
Hayes  Richard,  liquors 
Haverty  J,  butcher 
Hornberger  J  A,  grain  deakr 
Liyva  P,  hairdresser 
HAIICH)T  H  D,  gen  mdse,  postmaster 
McKae — ,  liquors 
Merkel  John,  liquors 
Mountain  View  Hotel 
Niff  A  L,  carpenter 

Kingstortf  H,  hay,  grain  and  warehouse 
SAIIGHAN  WEELHEIMEB.    gen 

mdse  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Smith  &,  Mockbee,  blacksmith 

TAYLOR  S  A,  hotel 

WAGSTAFF  G  T,  liquors  and  reading 

room 
Weilheimer  A,  harness 
Weilheimer  Saml,  gen  mdse 
Whelan  D,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Wolever  D,  carpanter 
Wright  J  A,  carpenter 


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Mount  Bullion, 

MARIPOSA    COUNTY. 

Bichard  k  Sharon  T  &  W,  orchard 
BICHABD    TOM,  mining  expert  and 

postmaster 
Fur  an  J,  hotel 


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ALAMEDA   COUNTA, 

Is  reached  by  stages   from  Haywards, 
distant  8^  miles. 


Mountain  View, 

SANTA    CLAIJA    COUNTY, 

Is  12  mites  northwest  of  San  Jose,  on 
the  S.  P.  R.  R.  The  support  of  the  vil- 
lage is  derived  from  agricultural  inter- 
ests. 


BOOGS  E  W,  hotel 
BOWMAN  A,  brick  manufr 
Coblintz  L,  gen  mdse 


Barron  Richard,  warehouse  and  landing 

BRTJSTGRTJEN  F,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 

Christensen  Chris'inn,  saloon 

Lund  ChriitiiUt,  saloon 

Meisinger  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Petermm  H,  saloon  and  gen  mdse 

Reiser  Mrs  A,  hotel  and  boarding  house 

Mount  Fairview, 

SAN    DIKOO     COUNTY. 

Irving  W  E,  postmaster 
Jones  S  A,  gen  mdse 
Ormsby  E,  gen  mdse 
Stone  L,  apiarist 


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ALPIIABRriCALLT. 


Hoimt  Shasta, 

SISKIYOU     COUNTY. 

DimmickC  A,  blacksmith       V  <•>'<'' 
MoGBATH  THOS,  gen  mdse  and  post 

master 
Shepherd  Irwin  &  Co,  tlonnniU 


Murphy's, 

CALAVERAS    COUNTY, 

Is  18  miles  southeast  of  San  Andreas  on 
the  stage  road  leading  from  Milton  to 
the  Big  Trees. 

At  wood  Henry,  propr  Sperry's  Hotel 

Baratini  D  &  iSegall,  blacksmiths 

Brt^nch  B.  H,  saloon 

Castracca  A,  saloon 

Comptrc  V,  gen  mdse 

Creso  H,  VV  U  Tol  opr 

FISK  F  W,  variety  store  and  bakery 

Fisk  &  Sackett,  saloon 

Kimball  &  Cntting,  mill  owners 

MATTESON  &  OAKLAND, 

feed  and  sale  stable  and  office 

son  &  Co  Stage  Line 
MeliaJ,  barber 
Ruffe  &  Keilbar,  meat  market 
Schwoerer  L,  shoemaker 
SENTER  R,  gen  mdso 
Sperry  J  L,  hotel 
Stanghitte  G,  gen  mdse 


livery, 

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Napa  City, 

NAPA   OOKNTY. 

Situated  on  a  river  of  the  same  name, 
46  miles  from  San  Francisco,  reached  by 
the  California  PaciKc  Railroad,  in  u 
beautiful  valley  where  large  quantities  of 
fine  wine  are  produced.  Jt  has  at  pros 
ent  a  populati(m  of  al)out  4,(X)0  and  is 
growing  in  importance;  it  is  well  adapt- 
ed for  manufactories,  of  which  there  are 
several,  as  the  railroad  runs  through  the 
town,  and  vessels  ply  continually  lie 
tween  there  and  San  Francisco.  Stnges 
to  Sonoma,  Knoxville  and  other  places 
run  daily.  A  branch  of  the  State  Insane 
Asylum,  a  handsome  building,  is  in  the 
neighborhood.  It  is  the  county  seat  and 
has  excellent  schools  and  society. 


ALDE-N  £  B  &  CO,  clothing  and  fur 
nishing  goods.  First  and  Main  and  at 
Suisun 

AMSTUTZ  H  L,  watchmaker  and  jew 
eler.  Second  l»et  Main  and  Brown 

Anderson  C  A,  blacksmith,  Brown 

Angell  J  W,  physician,  Main 


lodgings, 


BACHELDEB  HANUFACTUBINO 

CO  (windmills),  Jno-Bachelder  propr 
Bank  of  Napa,   W  C  Watson  cashier, 

Main  and  Second 
Barroco  L,  bootmaker.  First 
BABTH    0,  German    Hall, 

wines  and  liquors.  Brown 
Beal  Bros,  dry  goods.  Main 
Beck  Miss  Grace,  agent, W  U  Tel  Co, 
Beebft  Jas,  harnessmaker.  Main 
Begelspacher  Max,  baker.  First 
Belasco  Miguel,  saddler,  First 
BEBGBEK  B    E>  wines  and    liquors, 

Brown  and  Division 
BLATJEB  ALBERT  J,  dealer  in  table 

delicacies.  Main 
Bloch  M,  clothing  and  furnishing  goods, 
Boggs  &  Brink,  milliners  and  dressmak- 
ers. Main 
Boggs  W  M,    notary  public,  real  estate 

and  ins  agt.  Main 
Boke  J  H.  ins  agt.  Second 
Borreo   F,    groceries,    provisions,    hay, 

wood,  coal,  etc,  First 
BOYNTON  E  N,  druggist,  George  W 

Lawrence  manager,  J(5  Main 
Bray  ton  J  G,  photocraphic  gallery,  2d 
Brick  C  J,  watchmaker,  jeweler.  Main 
Brown  R  H,  deputy  collector  U  S  inter- 
nal revenue.  Mam 
BRTJCK    LOUIS,    searcher    of  records 

and  notary  public.  Second 
Buckman  O  H,  civil  engineer.  Brown 
Capelli  A,  wines  and  liquors,  R  R  Depot 
Chapman  Mrs  L,   milliner,  dressmaker 

and  hairdresser.  Main 
CHASE  H  B  tinner.  First 

CEASE  MRS  L  A,  milliner,  First 
Christie  (»  VV,  butcher.  Main 
CLARK  A  0  &  CO,  stoves,  hardware 

and  agl  impts,  118  Main 
Clark  H  A,  a^t  Cal  Pac  R  R 
Clifford  (i  H,  livery  stable  and  propr  of 

Sonoma    A    Santa  Rosa  Stage  Line, 

Main  and  Brown 
Clifl'onl  Rev  (Jeo,  clergyman  (M  E) 
CLOSE    STUART,  collection   agency. 

Main,  room  li  Kdgington's  building 
Cole  Benj,  restaurant.  Main 
COLEMAN  MRS  MARY,    Brooklyn 

Hotel 
Coleman   F   W,    County   Coroner    and 

Public  Administrator 
Colmaii  F  W,   physician,  office  Pioneer 

Drug  Store,  Main 
Council  M  O,  boots  and  shoes.  Main 
Coombs  F  W,  dist  atty 

COOPER  J  H,  propr  "Napa  Daily  Gold 

Dollar,"  Main  and  Second 
Coc^per  VV  R,  Vernon  Flour  Mills 
CORLETT  W  P  &  SONS,  carpenters 

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Cottier  W  T,  inventor,  box  94  poitoffice 

Cowan  J  H,  propr  Revere  House,  Sec- 
ond opp  Court  House 

Crouch  k  Johnston,  attys  at  law,  Bank 
block,  Second 

Crowey  6.  W,  propr  Crowey's  Opera 
House,  Main 

Cuff  K,  livery  stable,  Main 

Damon  Rev  W  0,  clergyman  (M  E) 

Devlin  Chas,  Shade  House,  Main 

Dewoodey  T  J,  surveyor 

Dodge  A  H,  physician.  Main 

Donnelly  Jas,  groceries,  grain  and  liq- 
uors. Main 

Donnelly  Mrs  Mary,  whipmaker.  Main 

Donnelly  T  C,  gen  mdse,  Main 

Dunn  J  H,  dentist.  Main 

Edgington  Jas,  livery  stable.  Main  and 
Third 

Edwards  S  &  Co.  stoves,  hardware  and 
agl  inipts,  Main 

Epley  &  Paccaiid,  hooks,  stationery,  etc. 
Main 

Fischer  Franz,  bootmaker,  First 

Fowler  &  iShaw,  blacksmiths,  Third 

FRANCIS  &  SPALDING,  proprs  of 

"Napa  Register,"  Main 
Fraser  (i  W,  barber  and  baths,  Main 
Fraaer  I  K  &  Co,  candies   ani  cigars. 

Main 
GARWOOD  &  MARVm.blacksmiths, 

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Giesecke  F,  barber.  Brown      '-' 
GILES   JAMES  &  CO,  furniture,  car 

pets  and  undertaking,  under  Crowey's 

Opera  House,  Main 
Oottschalk  Mrs  A,  wine  and  liquor  deal 

er,  Main 

GOODMAN  JAMES  H  &  CO,  bank 

ors,  Miiin 

(Treenfield  T  (J,  wagon  and  carriage  mak- 
er, Main 

Griclley  E  S,  city  treas,  ex-officio  clerk 
and  tax  collector,  .Second 

Haas  1>  L,  books, stationery,  cigars,  etc, 
Main 

Haas  &  Ford,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc, 
104  Main 

Habermehl  C  F,  wines  and  liquors,  Brown 

Hackett  k  Dean,  dentists.  Bank  block. 
Main  and  Second 

Hammett  J  B,  fishinonger,  First 


HOGAN  MBS  E  A,  propr  Napa  Hotd, 
Main  and  First 

Hottel  k  Smith,  groceries  and  provi- 
sions. Main 

Howe  A,  wines  and  liquors.  Main 

Howland  J  H,  postmaster.  Main 

Hug  J  J,  druggist.  Main 

HuLL  A  J,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public.  Bank  block,  Second 

Hunter  Wm,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith. First 

Insane  Asylum,  Dr  Wilkins  physician 
and  manager 

Jacks  W  S,  nurseryman.  Grand  ave 

JACOBSON  CARTSON.  propr  Ameri. 

House,  Main  and  Third 
Jacobaou  k  Westfall,  liquors.  Main 
Jaensch  W,  gen  mdse,  Brown  and  First 
James  Bennett,  sheriff 
James  k  Boggs,  lumber  dealers.  Fourth 

and  Main 
Jepsen    J,    saddler  and    hamessmaker, 

Main 
JOHNSON  C  A,  tailor,  2d  and  Main 
Johnson  S  M,  restaurant.  Main 
Cather  Albert,  butcher,  Main 
Kean  John,  assessor 
Keig  D,  boots  and  shoes,  Main 
Kimball  E,  stoves,  tinware,  etc,  Br  ^vn 
King  Mrs  M,  propr  Washington  Hotel, 

R  R  depot 
Kline  R  H,  minister  Episcopal  Church 
Knapp  H  H,  lumber  dealer  and  insur- 
ance agent.  Main 
liamdin  J  F,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  4;  Co, 

Second 
Lawrence  J,  wines  and  liquors.  First 
Lipman  S  k  Co,  dry  and  fancy  goods, 

98  and  100  Main 
Ludlow  F  G,  druggist.  First 
Lulwes  &  Jander,  German  House,  First 

and  Brown 
LYMAN  G  G,  city  engineer  and  supt 
of  sfreets  and  insurance  agents,  Second 
and  Brown 
liynch  P,  liquors.  Main 
Mabes  A,  boots  and  shoes.  Main 
Maclay  Rev  W  J,  clergyman  (M  E) 
Mallett  J  H  k  Son,  butchers,  First  and 

Brown 
MARTIN  &  ROGERS,  marble,  gran- 
ite and  artiKcial  works.  Brown 


HANSEN  &  OLSEN,  merchant  tailor,!  MARVIN  &    GARWOOD,   feed  and 
clothiers  jvnil  furnishing  goods.  Main!      sale  stal)le,  First 


Hatt  A,  coal,  wood  and  provisions,  also 

propr  of  Napa  line  of  schooners 
Hatton  Jos,  barber,  Main  i 

Haun  F,  physician.  Main      ' 
Head  Geo,  boots  and  shoes,  Main 
Hein  J  N,  tinware,  etc,  Third  and  Brown 
Henning  W  F,  atty  at  law.  Second 
HENRY  JOSEPH,  butcher  and  treas- 
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Mason  James,  baker.  Main 

Mattes  N,  groceries,  fish  and  vegetables 

McBAIN  THOS  &  CO,  curriers  and 

tanners 
McCarthcy  J  D,  blacksmith.  Main 
MeClelland  J  A  &  Co,  groceries,  crock- 
ery, roc,  Main 
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MoEncmey  Mrs,  hotel.  Main 
McGraw  Wm,  training  stable,  Main 
MELLOR  &  SONS,fumituro,  bedJing, 

carpets,  etc,   and  undertakers,  Main 

near  Stone  Bridge 
Miano  &  Desmone,  fruit,  Main 
MIOLIAVAOGA  0,  wine  manuf  and 

distiller,  Brown 
Mitchell  J,  wogonmaker,  Main 
Moody    T   M,   blacksmith,   Main    and 

Brown 
Muller  Auguste,  boots  and  shoes.  First 
Murphy  J  B,  baker,  Brown 
Myers  O  P,  watchmaker  and   jeweler. 

Main 
Myers  \V  G,  blacksmith.  First 

KAPA  COLLEQIATE INSTITXJTE, 

A  E  Lasher  uriiicipal 

"NAPA    COTJNTT    REPORTER/' 

Mrs  G  W  Gift  propr,  Main 

"NAPA  DAILT  GOLD  DOLLAR," 

J  H  Cooper  nropr.  Main  and  ^Second 

NAPA  lAJ)IES'  SEMINART.  F  A 

McDonald  A  M,  principal,  Seminary 
"NAPA  REaiSTER,"    (daily   and 

weekly),  Francis  &  Spalding  proprs. 

Main 
Neilsen  S  H,  clerk  and  recorder 
Newkom  8,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Main 
Nichols  J  M,  wines  and  liquors.   Main 

and  First     

NICHOLS  &  WESTFALL,  wines  and 

liquors,  Second  and  Brown 
Nusaberger  J,  hotel.  Brown  and  First 
O'Day  M,  liquors.  Main 
Parks  D  G,  harness  manuf,  Main 
PEARGH    GHAS,    paints,    oils,    etc, 

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PEARSON  I  N.  gloxo  manuf,  Main 
Pearson  T  A,  liquors.  Main 

PETTER  ftVAROZZA,  Swiss  Hotel, 
Main 

Pfeiffer  P,  brewery  and  cooper,  Main 

Pond  J  E,  atty  at  law  and  justice  of  the 
peace,  Main 

Pond  M  B.  physician,  office  Pioneer 
Drug  Store,  Main 

PORTER  S,  physician.  First 

Puget  Sound  Luml)er  Co.  A  Powell  man- 
ager 

Reed  A  K,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Main 

Keimers  C,  gen  mdse 

Sannd  Gus,  restaurant.  Main 

Sawyer  B  F  &  Co,  tanners,  wool,  hides 
and  tallow,  Grand  ave 

ScliT«^ab  M  A,  wood  and  ivory  turner, 
Brown 

Schwartz  J  &  H,  dry  goods  and  furnish- 
ing goodn.  Main 

Schmied  VV  H  B,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, Main 

Schwarz  U,  hardware  and  furnishing 
goods,  Main  i  ••    -i    •- 


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SEELET  C  B,  notary  pnblio  and 

agt.  Brown  and  Seeand  ■■ 
Semdril'e    B,     groceries    and     liquors, 

First 
Sheehy  Robt,  grain  warehouse,  Brown 
Shurtleff  B,  physician.  Main 
Silvea  M,  Napa  Soda  Works  and  liquors. 

Main  and  Steuart 
Simmonds  Mr.i  L,  dressmaker,  Main 
Singlor  B,  barber.  Main 
Slattery     M      D,    minister     Catholio 

Church 
SMITH,  HOTZ  ft  BOKE.  dry  and 

fancy  goods.  Main 
Smith  W  C  S,   groceries,  crockery,  etc, 

Main  and  Third 
Stcere  &  Kobinson,  attys  at  law.  Main 
Sterling  R  H,  notary  public,  Main 
Steward  N  K,  auction   and  commission, 

Main 
Stillwagon  W  W,  physician,  05  Main 
Stoffels    &    Hort,   wines    and    lijuora, 

Main 
Sweet  J  J,  toys  and  candy,  Main 

SWISS     HOTEL,   Patter   &   Varozza 

proprs 
THOMPSON  ft  BEARD,  gen    mdse. 

Main 
Thorn  Mrs  M  A,  milliner  and  dressma- 
ker. Brown 
Tobin  Mary,  restaurant.  Brown 
Todd  E  S,  minister  Methodist  Church 
Tool  &  Andrews,   groceries  and  provis- 
ions, Second 
Topping   William,   wines  and  liquors. 

Brown 
Towle  G  W,  atty  at  law^,  notary  public 

and  justice  of  peace.  Main 
True  John,  fish  and  vegetables,  Second 
Van  Baaren,  John,  clothing,  Second 
Van   Bever  P,   wine  manuf  and  grape 

brandy  distiller,  Fourth  and  Main 
Vandorlip  J  T,  dentist,  Main 
Volks  Wm  J,  candy  manuf,  Main 

WALKER  C  M,  A  M,  principal  Oak 
Mound  Schnr:l  nnd  county  supt,  Ran- 
dolph and  Pine 
Wallace  Wm  C,-  superior  jud^e 
West  William,  guns  and  Hshiug  tackle, 

First 
WIPRUT  MORRIS,  tailor,  First 
Wolf  &  Wagener,    wines  and   liquors, 

Main 
Wright  G  A,  carnagcmaker  and  painter. 

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Weslie    R,    minister    of    Presbyterian 

Church 
JCeigenfusa  P  A,  butcher,  Second 
ZIMMERMAN     MAY,     wines    and 
liquors,  First 

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Since  its  establishment  it  has  enjoyed  a  period  of 
Having  doubled  its  circulation  within  two  months.     Being  also 

THE  ONLY  INDEPENDENT  NEWSPAPER  IN  NAPA ! 

It  offers  superior  advantages  to  Advertisers. 

J.  H.  COOPER, 

PUBi^ISHBR  AKX>   PROPRIBTOR, 

NAPA,  CAL. 

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Near  Railway  Depot,  Napa  City,  California. 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  Week $6  00  to  $6  GO 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  Day $1   00  to  $1   50 

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The  Reqistku  is  unsurpassed  as  a  Local  Paper,  and  in  quantity  and 
quality  of  reading  matter  compares  favorably  wit'i  any  interior  journal  in 
the  State.  The  Weeki-y  wai  establis.ied  in  1863,  and  the  Daily  in  1872. 
Both  Daily  and  Weekly  have  a  large  circulation,  and  are  regarded 
among  business  men  as  the  best  advertising  mediums  in  the  county. 


Daily,  $6.00,  and  Weekly,  $3.00  a  Tear. 


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Two  Days 75  125  2  00  3  50  5  00  8  00 

Three  Days 100  150  2  50  4  <k)  0  00  0  00 

Four  Days 125  175  2  75  4  60  7  00  10  00 

Five  Days 150  2  00  3  00  4  75  7  50  1100 

One  Week 175  2  25  3  25  5  00  8  0.)  12  00 

Two  Weeks 2  25  2  75  3  75  0  00  1100  16  00 

One  Month 3  00  4  00  5  50  8  00  15  00  24  00 

Three  Months 6  00  10  00  14  00  20  00  35  00  50  UO 

Six  Months 10  00  10  00  22  00  35  00  55  00  00  m 

One  Year 15  00  25  00  35  00  50  00  HO  00  150  00 

WEEKLY  REGISTER. 

One  Week 100  150  2  00  3  50  5  00  9  oO 

Two  Weeks 150  2  00  2  50  4  25  7  00  14  00 

Three  Weeks 200  260  300  500  9  00  17f)0 

One  Month.... 2  50  3  00  3  50  6  00  1100  20  00 

Three  Months 5  00  7  50  8  50  16  00  28  00  60  00 

Six  Months 8  00  12  00  15  00  28  00  50  00  !tO  00 

One  Year 14  00  20  00  28  00  50  00  itO  00  150  00 

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PUBLISHED  every  FRIDAY  AFTERNOON 

At  the  City  of  Napa,  County  of  Napai  California. 

Publication  Office,  RAain  Street,  opp.  Napa  Opera  House. 


The  Oldest  Established  Paper  in  Kapa  Co.,  and  bas  the  Largest  Circulation. 


The  Napa  County  Reporter  h.is  '  -n  a  constant  visitor  to  Napa  firesides  for 
tweniy-four  years,  until  it  has  gained  ilic  confiilencc  ami  affection  of  the  people. 
It  yoi's  into  nearly  every  home  in  the  coiiniy,  and  into  niiiny  in  Sonoma,  Lake,  Yolo 
and  Solano.  Whoever  wishes  the  trade  of  the  peojile  shovdd  advertise  in  the  Re- 
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HAVE  YOU  A  DAUGHTER  TO  EDUCATE  ? 

If  SO,  send  for  a  Oatalogno  of  the 

An  Institution,  which  for  tweaty  yeara  has  furnished  to  young  ladies  un- 
surpassed facilities  for  the  acquirement  of  a  complete  English  education, 
together  with  most  thorough  instruction  in  the  several  departments  of 
Music,  Art  and  Languages. 

Attention  is  called  to  the  following  advantages  oifered  by  the  Napa  La- 
dies' Seminary. 

The  thoroughly  competent  corps  of  instructors  employed. 

The  comprehensive  course  of  study  necessary  to  graduation. 

The  unusual  advantages  ofTered  in  Music,  Art  and  Languages. 

The  HOME-LIKE  surroundings  and  excei.lf.nt  table  board  of  the  Institu- 


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5th.     The  location  of  the  School  in  a  valley  so  famed  for  its  healthful  climate. 


DEPARTMENTS   OF  STUDY. 

LIT£RARY« — Preparatory  embraces  all  the  studies  of  the  Common  or  Gram- 
mar  School  Course,  with  an  introduction  to  th»  Languages,  Music  and  fine  Arts. 

COLLEGIATE. — Literature,  Mathematics,  Natural  Sciences,  Ancient  and 
Modern  Languages,  Philosophy  and  Hygiene. 

MUSICAL. — Organ,  Piano,  Violin,  Voice  Culture,  Harmony,  Composition  and 
Class  Drill. 

FINE  ART. — Pencil  and  Crayon  Drawing,  Painting  in  Water  and  Oil  Colors, 
Sketching  from  Nature. 


Our  classification  is  adapted  to  all  grades  of  pupils,  from  the  Primary  to  the  Post 
Graduate,  and  it  is  wholly  practical  aad  rational. 


The  School  is  now  better  prepared  than  ever  for  the  great  work  of  education. 
Although  the  best  for  all  departments  has  been  provided,  the  rates  hav«  been  re- 
duced. Liberal  reduction  made  when  two  or  more  scholars  are  sent  from  the  same 
family.  Catalogues  now  ready,  are  mailed  free  to  any  address.  Inquire  in  person 
or  by  letter  of  prominent  citizens  of  Napa,  or  of  past  or  present  patrons,  in  re-jard 
to  the  standing  of  the  Institution,  the  character  of  its  instruction,  its  working  or 
results. 

Apply  for  Catalogue  and  Circulam  to 

F.  A.  Mcdonald,  a.  m.,  Principti, 

Napa,  Califoraia. 


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AMERICAN  HOTEL, 

Corner  Main  and  Third  Streets,  Napa,  Cal. 

$1.00  to  $1.60  per  Say,  according  to  Boom. 

Board  by  the  Week  or  Month  at  Reasonable  Rates. 

CARSTON  JACOBsdii^       ■      ■      -       -     PROPRIETOR. 


C.  MICLIAVACCA, 

Wim  Oilkf  aid  B^tilliij 

DEALER  IN 

FOREIGN  tc  NATIVE  LIQUIDS, 

Napa  City,  Napa  County,  California, 


Napa  Junction, 

NAPA   COUNTY. 
BENGSOK  MRS  C  E,  agt  C  P  R  R  and 

postmaster 
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SAN    DIEQO   COUNTY, 
Is  a  village  five  miles  southeast  of  San 
Diego. 


Blackmer  E  T,  prof  of  music 

Copeland  Fred,  contractor  and  surveyor 

Haydon  Z,  blacksmith 

Kimball  Bros,  land  agts 

FA.HSONS  0  H,  gen  mdse,  postmaster 


G.  H.  PARSONS, 

DEALER  IN 

GROCERIES 

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GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

NATIONAL  CITY, 


Natividad, 


MONTEREY  COUNTY, 
Alpito  M,  saloon 

Husson  F,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Patton  J  W,  hotel 
Tholke  W,  hotal 


Nelson, 


BUTTE  COUNTY, 
Is  83  miles  from  Sacramento,  on  the 
Oregon  Division  of  the  Central  Pacific 
Railroad.  The  town  takes  its  name 
from  A.  D.  Nelson,  Esq,  a  prominent 
farmer  who  resides  about  one  mile  from 
the  place.  It  is  built  on  an  old  Spanish 
grant,  which  will  soon  be  divided  into 
small  tracts  and  sold.  The  land  is  very 
fertile  and  nicely  located.  The  town  is 
in  a  thriving  condition  and  promises  to 
be  one  of  the  best  on  the  road. 


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BRUTON  SAML  J,  justice  of  peace 
Burroughs  Geo,  gen  milse 
Delavan  L,  caip inter 
JONES  ADi^M  F,  blacksmith 
Mcintosh  &  Bruton,  warehouse 
McINTOSH  J  W,  postmaster 
NELSON  PC,  act  C  PRR.W,  F& 
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ALPIIABniOALLT. 


Nelson  Miss  Lucy,  aohool  teacher 
I'ixlcy  A,  laloon 
Sftndrock  Adolph,  wagonmakor 
SHILLINO  J  S,  l>luckamith 

STEVENS  A  B,  farmer 
Tillotsou  L  B,  meut  market 


Nevada  City, 

NKVAIU    COINTY, 

Is  the  northern  terminus  of  the  Nevada 
County  Nurrow-Gauce  Railroad,  22 
miles  from  Culfax,  on  tho  Central  I'acitic 
Builway.  It  is  thocounty  seat,  and  has 
a  popuhition  oi  3,500.  Its  mines  are  the 
chief  source  of  support,  from  whicli  se- 
veral hundred  thousand  dollars  in  ore 
are  taken  nnd  crushed  annually.  The 
country  surrounding  the  place  is  quite 
productive  of  fruits  and  griipus,  while 
its  scenic  features  ai-e  numerous.  It  is 
surroundeil  hy  high,  abrupt  hills,  and  in 
the  Spring  time,  when  tney  don  their 
suit  of  greiiu,  it  presents  a  romantic  ap- 
pearance. The  Court  House  is  a  very 
pretty  structure,  costing  $75,000.  The 
High  School  building  is  quite  an  orna- 
ment, and  cost  $15,000.  There  is  n 
bank,  with  a  paid-up  cash  capital  of 
^,000.  The  residences  are  above  tho 
average  of  places  of  the  same  size,  the 
streets  are  cleanly  kept,  and  the  places 
of  tr.ide  are  well  built.  There  are  several 
breweries,  two  foundries  and  several 
other  places  of  manufacture.  The  people 
are  hospitable,  enterprising  and  intelli- 
gent, and  the  sanitary  condition  of  the 
place  is  excellent. 

Allen  B  T,  sunt  City  Gas  Works 

Allen  Geo  O,  foundry  and  machine  ^hop 

Anderson  John,  justice  of  the  (Miace 

Baltz  &,  Gucnther,  liquors 

Barton  \Vm,  blacksmith 

Baruh  A,  liquors 

Breckman  C,  liquors 

Belden  P  H,  druggist 

Beverton  D  W,   dentist,   "  Tranec  ript " 

block 
Blasauf  Mrs  John,  brewery 
BLOSS  A  A,  carpenter,  Sacramento 
Bloss  A  C,  supt  El  Capitiui  Mine 
Blumberg  A,  merchant  tailor 
Blumenthal  A,  dry  goods  and  carpets 
Bobo  Chas  D,  physician 
BOWERMAN  JO,  variety  store,  Main, 

next  door  Union  Hotel 
Bradley  H  S,  civil  engineer 
Brand  &  Bassett,  books  and  stationery 

and  musical  instruments 
Brand  C  J,  jeweler,  Broad 
Brodie  ft  Uicks,  meat  market 


BROWN  ft  CALKINS,  publishers  and 

proprs  "  Nevada  Daily  Transcript " 
Brown    E    M,    collector  City    Water 

Works 
Brown  J  £,  supt  South  Yuba  Canal  Co 

and  Nevada  City  Water  Works 
Buelow  F  Von,  physician 
Bushel!  L,  blacksmith 
Caldwell  J  I,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
Caldwell  John,  suucrior  judge 
Curr  J  E,  county  clerk 
(.'flB[>er    K,   city  clerk   and    boots   and 

shoes 
ailZENS'  BANK,  John  T   Morgan 

cashier,  E  M  Preston  pres.  Broad 

CLANCEY  PATRICK,  blacksmith 

Clutter  SamI,  wagunmaker 
Coo  Wm  1{,  boots  and  shoes 
Colley  J  K,  meat  market 
Collins  ]>,  county  assessor 
CONLAN  0  C,  Arcade  Restaurant 

CONLAN  ROGER.  Milwaukee  Beer 
Depot,  (>S  and  70  Broad 

Conn  J  B,  liquors 

CORNELL  MRS  C  W,  Bon- Ton  Lodg- 
ing House 

Crawford  W  H,  agt  Eureka  Express  ft 
Stage  Lino 

Dickerntan  J  C,  carpenter 

Ditzel  John  &  Co,  liquors 

Donnelly  J  C,  liquors 

Downing  J  W,  merchant  tailor 

Drey  fuss  L  W,  city  treasurer  and 
brewer 

DUNN  J  S,  supt  V  Flume  Wood  and 
Lumber  Co  (Town  Talk) 

Eckart  Mrs  PI  J,  candy  factory 

Eddy  S  A,  liquors  „ 

Egun  John,  liquors       ""  '  ' 

Eilannan  F  A,  hotel 

Eisen  A,  dry  goods  and  carpets 

Englebright  W  F,  civil  engineer 

Erskine  ft  Enright,  groceries,  Broad 

Eustis  ft  Sukeforth,  furniture 

Ferrand  Chas,  photottrapher 

Fisher  Mrs  E  E,  watches  and  jewelry 

Fogeli  Caspar,  brewery.  Main 

Garthe  L,  real  estate  and  ins  agt  and 
notary 

OAITLT  AT.T.Yr  groceries  and  bakery, 

70  ond  78  Broad 
Gay  lord  E  H,  dist  atty 
Gay  lord  George,  groceries 
(Jillet  Felix,  barber 
Godair  Louis,  barber         "  ^    ,    . 
(Toodwin  S  S,  blacksmith 
Graham  Jno,  livery  stable 
Gray  Miss  M  A,  varieties 
Groves  W  C,  undertaker 
Guild  F  C,  auctioneer  and  furniture 
Hanly  Michael,  liquors 
Harris  S  M,  dentist 
Harrison  J  H,  meat  market 


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Hartwell  A  O,  county  surveyor 
Iloasell  J  C,  barber 
Herziiiger  John,  bootmaker 
Uitlbrouk  J  a,  poBtmaater 
IlolinoB  Wm,  harncsamuker 
Hook  Jno  F,  b<K>tinakor 
Hooper  Wm,.linuor8 

Sunerfauth  P,  liquors 
UFP  OEO  S.  utty  at  law  and  notary 

public,  Broftd  , 

Hurst  Jno,  bukery 
Hubs  Frank,  County  Coroner 
Hyman  Bros,  clothing 
laonrd  A,  liquors 
Jack  John,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Jenkins  Jos,  harness  and  saddles 
Johnson  &  Cross,  lawyers,  Broad 
Kstinoy  James,  bootmaker 
KI31T  CHAS,  Keystone  Meat  Market, 

Commercial  and  Main 
Kent  Wm,  dentist 
Kinkead  Jamos,  iipholsturer 
Kistlu  Johnny,  ]i(]Uors 
Klingcn^por  &  Walters,  barbers 

KORNHAMMEB    CHB,  bootmaker, 

(52  Broad 
I^  Cofj  C,  restaurant 
Lawrence  &    Barlow,  foundry  and 

chine  shop 
Legg  &  Shaw,  liardware 
Lester  &  Crawford  Mrs,  millinery 

fancy  goods.  Main 
Long   W   I),  attorney  at   law  ond 

tary 
Loiii.'  W  S,  city  assessor 
LTJETJE  F  C,  watches  and  jewelry,  (50 

Broad 
Lutz  B,  l)ootinaker 
Lutz  Henry,  liijuors 
Maloncy  Mrs  .Sarah,  restaurant 
Mann  Kev  Mr,  pastor  M  K  Chnrch 
Meagher  Father,  Catliolic  priest 
Merrill  W  C,  merchant  tailor 
Miller  BH,  clothing 
Mills  H  C,  feed  stable     • 
Monro  James,  meat  market 
Moran  T  C,  li<|uors 
MORGAN  JOHN  T,  cashier  Citizens' 

Bank 
MULLOT  CHAS  E,  groceries  and   li 

(piors,  52  Broad 
NaflTziger  Chris  J,  m'sat  market 
NAFFZIOER  J,  P  opr  Union   Hotel, 
Main 

"NEVADA  DAILY  TRANSCRIPT," 

L  S  Calkins  editor,  N  P  Brown  busi- 
ness manager 

"NEVADA  HERAID"  (triweekly), 
Gray,  Davis  ft  Herzinger  proprs 

Nivens  Archie,  cigars  and  tobacco,  and 
manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

Osten  G,  barber,  Main 

Ott  James  J,  aasayer 


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PEARSON  CHAS  E, 

Exchange  Hotel, 
Pt'ttit  J  V,  li(juo  ■  ■  ;».t,i. 

Pingree  I  O,  liquors 
Powell  Kev  — ,  pastor  Episcopal  Church 
Powell  Wm,  liqiiors.  Union  Hotel 
PRESTON  E  M,  pres  Citizens'  Bonk 
Kankin  (>  W,  photographer 
Bapp  Jno  A,  county  recorder 
Hichards  Phillip,  broker 
Richards  W(»,  groceries 
Richards  Wm,  hotel 
Uobinson  C  F,  groceries 

ROBINSON  &  FEENET,  horseshoers. 
fiiot  of  Broa<l 

ROBINSON  R  E,  justice  of  the  peace, 
Piue  and  Broad 

Roberts  R,  groceries,  wooden  andwillow 
ware 

Rolierts  Stephen,  varieties 

Rolfe  1  J,  U  S  collector  internal  re- 
venue 

Rosenlierg  Bros,  dry  goods 

ROSENTHAL  A,  varieties 

Rudolph  >)  F,  druggist 

Rudolph  Mrs  J  F,  photographer 

SANQUINETTI  B,  confectioneries, 
groceries,  fruits,  vegetables  ond  va- 
rieties,-Main  and  Union 

Schmidt  F  M,  tailor 

Sehniittburg  U  V,  county  treasurer 

Scott  Wm,  constable 

Seaman  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagou- 
makcr 

S.EARLS,  NILES  &  SEARLS.  at%s 

at  law,  oi)p  Court  House 
Seely  Jno  A,  agt  N  Co  N  G  R  R 
SELIM    D,     editor     "Herald"-    (ilri- 

weekly) 
Senner  John  Sr,  groceries 
Seymour  C  H,  surveyor 
Sliaw  M  A,  li({uors 

SHURTLEFF  W  T  &  CO,  groceries, 

provisiiins  and  liquors 
Sigourney  W  A,  varieties 
Silva  Jos,  liquors 
Simmons  Geo,  hotel  (Town  Talk) 
Simon  Robert,  ice 
Sime  Alex  Jr,  Public  Administrator 
Sims  J  J,  p.istor  Congregational  Church 
Sloan  Alex,  liquors 
Smith  Frank,  liquors 
Smith  W  H,  groceries  and  hardware 
Smoot  Richard  M,  varieties 
Sterling  Mrs  M  A,  dry  goods,  millinery 
Symington  R  B,  U  S  mineral  surveyor 
Tarn  A,  oysters  and  candies 
Thomas  E  B,  restaurant 
Tompkins  E  O,  sheriff 
Tower  H,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Turner  (ieo  E,  hardware 
UNION  HOTEL,    J    Naffziger  propr, 
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664  Galifomia — Nevada  City-Newcastle. 


ALPIIABKTICALLT. 


PLUME  WOOD  AND  LTlOfBEB  CO, 

J  S  Dunn  supt,  (Town  Talk) 
VHlentine  H  W ,  physician 
Vinton  W  D,  druggist 
YOIOHT  W  C,  physician  and  surgeon 
Walling  J  M,  lawyer  and  notary 
WEISS  E    Nevada    Brewery,    Sacra- 
mento 
Welch  Geo  W,    books  and  stationery, 
watches,  jeweler  and  insurance  ageut 


Wellington  D,  livery  and  propr  Eureka 

Stage  Lin<    

WHITE    JOHN,    upholsterer,    paper 

hanger   and    pain'er,    opposite    Cfity 

Hall 
Wickes  Jno  T,  srot  county  schools 
Wilkin  Fred,  li'^uors 
Withington  G  E,  painter 
Wolf  Wm,  groceries 
Zekind  A  I,  varieties 


E.  M.  Prestox,  Preaident. 


John  T.  Morgan,  Cashier. 


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NEVADA  JSITY,  CALIFORNIA. 

PAID  UP  CAPITAL,       ■       -       7      -        ■        $30,000 

Correspondents.— FIRST  NATIONAL  GOLD  BANK,  S.  F. 
D.  O.  MILLS  &  CO.,  Saeramento. 
FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  New  York. 

Draw  Sijjht  Drafts  on  Sacramento,  San  Francisco,  and  New  York.  Sell  Fxchangs 
on  aU  leading  cities  in  Europe. 

Buy  and  sell  U.  S.  Bonds,  County  Warrants  and  other  securities. 

We  have  special  facilities  for  making  collections  throughout  the  northern  portion 
of  the  State. 


Newhall, 

LOS   ANUKLK8   COUNTY. 

California   Star  Oil  Works  Co,   James 

Feore  agent 
CAMPTON  GEO,  gen  mdse,  postmas 

ter  and  lumber 
Fields  D  W  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  proprs 

Southern  Hotel 
Feore  James,  agent  California  Star  Oil 

Works  Co 
Gifford  John  T,  agent  S  P  II  R.  W  U 

Tel  Co,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  Tele- 
graph Stage  Co,  depot 
Learning    Christopher,   mining,  district 

recorder  and  notary  public 
Moore  Chas,  feed  stablu  and  saloon 
Powell  M  \,  saloon 
Turner  J  H,  justice  of  peace 


New  Almaden, 

t    NTA   CLARA    COUNTY, 
A  'Jiining  town   12  miles  south  of  San 
Jose,  situated  near  the  lidgo  dividing 
Santa  Cruz  from  the  Santa  Clara  Valley, 

Beitty  RevG  W,  clergyman  (ME) 
DERBY  &  LOWE,  g»n  in(  se 
LOWE  BALPF,  postmaster 
Wiin  S  E,  physician 


Newbury  Park, 

VENTURA   COUNTY. 

Mills  H  W,  hotel,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 


Newcastle, 

PLACER   COUNTY, 

Jsi  on  the  line  of  the  Central  Pacilic  R. 
R.,  five  miles  from  Auburn,  and  has  a 
population  of  150.  It  depends  mainly 
on  the  fruit  growing  interest,  a  pursuit 
that  is  extensively  engaf^ed  in.  The 
scenery  is  beautiful  at  tins  place,  the 
foothilLs  surrounding  it  being  rich  with 
Nature's  clinrms. 


Abbott  A  O,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Culver  E  W,  dry  goods,  clothing,  sta- 
ticmery,  and  postmaster 

GOODBICH  E,  groceries 

Hogans  k  Albei^  hay,  grain  and  grocer- 
ies 

Husse  L,  bootmaker 

Larkin  Rev  Geo,  clergyman  (M  E) 

Mitchell  Berry,  liquors 

BICE  D  A.  agent  C  P  R  R  and  opera- 
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^ilva  E  B,  manager  Newcastle  Fruit 
Ghjwers'  Shipping  and  Preserving  As- 
sociation 

Smith  Jos,  carpenter 

West  W,  harness  and  saddler 

Wilson  0  W,  hotel 


New  Hope, 

SAN   JOAQniN   COUNTY. 

Clay  J  P,  manuf  brick 
THORNTON  A,  postmaster 
THORNTON  &  ZORLAND,  general 
mdse,  liquors  and  agents  W  U  Tel  Co 


Newport, 

LOS  ANOELES   COUNTY. 
(PostoiBce,  Santa- Ana.) 


McFadden  Bros,  lumber  dc.Iers 


Newville, 

COLUSA  COUNTY, 

Brown,  Harris  &  Co,  sawmill 
Millsap  G  W,  sheep  raiser 
Millsap  Joseph,  sheep  raiser 
Kay  N  B,  druggist 
Scribner  B  N,  gen  mdsa 


New  York  Landing, 

CONTRA   COSTA   COUNTY. 

Bargion  P,  supt  Black  Diamond  R  R  Co 
Botts  Af  rs  Antone,  liquors  and  varieties 
Hund  Fred,  hotel 
Rogers  Thos,  liquors 
Sim)  rman  A,  gen  mdse 


Nicasio, 

MAR'N    COUNTY. 

Briard  G  H,  hotel 

Cornwall  E  K,  blackitmith 

Fox  T,  groceries 

Huff  A,  carpen^er 

TAFT  H  r,  postmaster  and  agt  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Welch  E  M,  butcher 
Wentworth  J  E,  carpenter 


Nicolaus, 

SUTTER   COUNTY, 

On  Feather  river,  17  miles  son th  of  Yuba 
City. 


Anderson  Peter,  carpenter 

Andrews  Sarah,  hotel 

ARENS  &  BARBEE,  gen  mdse  and 

postoiiice 
Boggs  J  R,  blacksmith 
Comstock  L  B,  wagonmaker 
Grander  Geo,  bootmaker 
Dessing  Herbert,  liquors 
Donovan  John,  liquors 
Eidenmiller  D  C,  physician 
Engasser  Chax;  market 
Halliker  Jr  hn,  carpenter 
Harris  C  B,  ferry 
Holi:ies  J  H,  wagonmaker 
Johnson  k  Jones,  blacksmiths 
Jones  T  G  H,  carpenter 
Lee  L  W,  liquors 

Munson  Joseph,  tinner  and  well  borer 
Mutchler  Mat,  harnessmaker 
Wagner  &;  Son,  liquors 

ARENS  &  BARBEE, 

DEALERS  IN 

Groceries,   Provir>ions. 

Haxdware,  Tinware  &  Crockery. 

ALSO, 

Dry  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes, 

•  Tobacco,  Oils  and  Paints, 

lilchool  Books  and  Stationery, 

And  many  other  Articles  to  make  up  a  complete 

oasortment  usuully  to  be  found  in  a  flrst- 

claaa  count)  ^  store. 

Nlrolaus,  (!al. 


Niles, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY, 

A  station  on  the  C.  P.  R.  R.,  also  a 
iunciion  of  the  San  Jose  branch.  Popu- 
lation about  '^00.  A  stage  connerts  Niles 
and  Centreville  here. 


Bedard  Thos,  blacksmith 
(^abcs  Albert,  bootmaker 
Dusterberry  Henry,  supervisor  and  far- 
mer 
Hinckley  L  M,  blackcmith  and  saloon 
KINO  W  B«  restaurant  and  lodgings 
McDole  Lewis,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Mortimer  Wm,  agent  C  P  R  R,  W  U 

Tel  Co  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Niles  Mills,  Joseph  Rogers  propr 
SNYDER  WM>  gen  md      and  post- 
master 
Virgil  John  A,  hotel 


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Nord, 

BUTTE   COUNTY.      • 

Barnard  A  M,  livery  stable 

COLBY  &   FOXD.   postofEce,   general 

mdse  and  agents  Wells,  Fargo,  &  Co, 

CPRRandWUTelCo 
Finnegan  B  D,  saloon 
Lang  M  H,  bootmaker      .' 
Mills  L  F,  blacksmith 
Pond  Chas  L,  notary  public 
Wrrren  3ros,  (E  H  and  J  W),  hotel 


Nordhoflf, 


VENTURA   COUNTY, 

Named  after  Charles  Nordhoff,  Esq.,  a 
veteran  journalist.  It  is  reached  from 
San  Buenaventura  by  stages,  distant  12 
miles. 


Barrovs  F  P,  hotel 
Fisher  Joseph,  blacksmith 
GILBERT  THOS,  gen  mdse  and  post 

mHster 
McKEE  W  S,  propr  Oak  Glenn   Cot 

ta£re 

OAK  GLENN  COTTAGE,  one  mile 

east  of  postolfice,  \V  S  Mclvee.  propr 
Perry  J  M,  physician  and  surgaon 


Norman, 

COLUSA   COUNTY. 

Callahan  G  A,  liquors 
Cote  A,  harnessmaker 
B'ANTEUIL  GEO,  postmnster 
Isemoiiger  Thos,  livery  stable 
Jackson  S  H,  real  estate  agent 
Therien  H,  wagonmaker 
Wilson  Charles,  cabinetmaker 


North  Bloomfield, 

NEVADA   COUNTY, 

Is  15  miles  northeastvf  Nevada  City  and 
reached  by  stages. 

At)nle  &  Bean,  blackumiths 
CiiANOALL  T  r>  gen  mdae  and  post- 
master 
Cummings  Ed,  liquors 
Edwards  Ge.i,  hotel  «'    ;/    * 

^ielwig  &  Trood,  butchers  * 

JespersoD  J  P,  bootmaker 
Jetter  Geo,  restaurant 
Lund  P,  hotel 
Marriott  tc  Sons,  butcher* 
Mobley  F  F,  hotel 
OstromJ,  livery 


Rohr  John,  liquors 
Simon  M,  gen  mdse  :  >  >■ 

Skidmore  K  D,  liquors 
Smith  Sc  Knotwell,  druggists 
Vance  0,  bootmaker 


North  Branch, 

CALAVERAS   COUNTY, 

On  the  Milton  and  San  Andreas  stage 
road,  25  miles  from  Milton. 


Macchiavella  A,  gen  mdse  and  postmas- 
ter 


North  Columbia, 

NEVADA    COUNTY.     , 

Baker  Geo,  Ixtarding 
Broderick  J  C,  lumber 
Garret  C  L,  blacksmith 
Hawley  C  B,  lumber 
Holland  David,  liouors  . 

Scott  J  M,  liquors 
Wilson  .lames  M,  Hquoi-s 
Wood  Jeremiah,  boarding 
WOODRUFF  A  L,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 


A.  L.  WOODRUFF, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Deulcr  in 

Groceries,  Provisions. 

Licjuors,  Tobacco,  Cigars, 

Produce,  Hardware,  Crockery, 

Cut'.ery,  Tinware  and  Glassware, 

ITorth  Columbia,  Nevada  County, 

VAI/IFORNIA. 


North  San  Dieg^o, 

8AN    DIEGO   COUNTY, 

Is  in  a  rich  agricultural  district  and  is  4 
miles  from  San  Diego.  Population  about 
200. 

AHEKICAN  HOTEL,  Patrick  O'Neill 

propr 
Llucia  V,  gen  mdae 
O'NEILL  PATRICK,  American  Hotel, 

li  ]uor8  and  notary 
Rose  liouis,  postmaBtei 
Thompson  Philip,  saloon 


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North  San  Juan, 

NEVADA    COUNTY, 

la  a  postofiice  and  a  mining  town  of  400 
inhabitants,  14  miles  from  Nevada  City, 
the  county  seat  from  which  place  it  ia 
reached  by  daily  stages. 

Buhring  Louis,  groceries 

Buja  T,  liijuors  ^ 

Butler  P  H,  druggist,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

CRALL  MRS  S  M,  millinery  and  dress- 
mvking 

Crane  A  N,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Dixon  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Downey  John,  wagonmakcr 

Farley  G  S,  physician 

Furth  DanI,  clothing 

Gaynor  P  W,  liquors 

German  John,  lotel 

GILBERT  JACOB,  harness  and  saddles 
and  bootmaker 

Harris  &  Co,  dry  goods 

Harris  T,  bootmaker 

Hicks  W  H,  groceries 

Hogan  John,  livery 

Joye  K  V,  physician 

Kietfer  A,  blacksmith 

Koch  a  W,  San  Juan  Brewery 

Kozmiiisky  IS,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Kramer  Geo,  barber 

Lancaster  C  E,  dentist 

Murks  I,  dry  goods 

Mayott  J  F,   Florjuce  sewing  muchinos 

Menner  &,  White,  hardware  and  agricul- 
tural implts 

NATIONAL  HOTEL,  A  J  Putman 
pnipr 

N«trthrup  E,  constable 

PUTMAN  A  J,  propr 

tjalter  Job,  mt-at  mirket 

Schmidt  Fred,  li(iuors      , 

Sherman  Chas,  liijuors 

.Spence  S  J,  dentist 

SriDOER  JAMES,  atty  at  law  and 
notary  public 

Stids{er  0  P,  atty  at  law  and  ins  agt 

Stotlar  J,  physician  and  justice  peace 

SWAN  ANSON  B,  postmaster,  agt  W, 
F  &  Co  and  manager  \V  U  Tel  Co 

Weston  Geo  B,  carpenter  and  undertaker 

^Villiams  Mrs  J  H,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 


National  Hotel 


Barnard  J  P  P,  liquors 

Black  Diamond  Coal  Mia  Co,  M  Morgan 
Bupt 

Chriitensen  N,  stoves  and  tinware 

Dodge  W  W,  gen  mdse 

Green  H  S,  livery  t>table 

Hughes  John  W,  lio|norB 

Jones  Mrs  P,  varieties 

Laurens  Jns,  barber 

Mills  Kichard,  liquors 

Moore  A  &  Co,  butchers 

Ran  Fred,  barber 

RANKIN  JAS,  gen  mdse 

Taylor  E  C,  physician 

Thomas  Henry,  bootmaker 

Tinginan  W  J,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  tel  opr 
and  postmaster 

Wall  W  W,  justice  peace 

WILLIAMS  J  D,  liquors 

Williams  Watkins,  propr  Black  Dia- 
mond Exchange 

WOODRUFF  D  P,  drugs 
WOOLFORD  J  S,  physician 

Norwalk, 

LOS   ANGELES    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Southern  Pacific  Kailroad,  18 
miles  from  Los  Anyeles.     .    , 


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Baldwin  J  C,  blacksmith 
BISHOP  F.  K  B.  agt  and  W,  F  &  Co 
Rothe  tiacob,  saloon 
Spyer  &  Swigart,  gen  muso 
Swigart  Jacob,  postmaster 


Novato, 


Nortonville, 

CONTBA   COSTA  COUNTY. 

Coal  and  mining  is  tlio  means  of 
port,  and  the  pluce  has  a  population  of 
900.     It  is  near  Mt  Diablo. 


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MARIN     COUNTY. 

(Black  Point  postoffice.) 

FAGGIANO  J  B,  gen  mdse  and  post- 


master 


Noyo, 

MENDOOiWO    COUNTY. 

Gallagher  Thos,  blacksmith 
Macplicrsoa  A  W,  Sr,  luml)er 
Macpheraon  A  W  Jr,  supt  Noyo  Mill 
MACPHERSON  T,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 


Oak  Bar, 


SISKIYOU    COUNTY. 

Amter  H,  butcher 

Barton  John,  gen  mdse 

Collins  David,  blacksmith  and  lamber- 

man 
Jackaon  Chas,  blacksmith 


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Jensen  C  H  H,  butcher 

SMITH  PRANK,  postmaster  and  gen 

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'Snow  A  C,  liquors 


Oakdale, 

STANISLAUS   COUNTY, 

Is  the  terminus  of  the  Stockton  and  Vi- 
salia  branch  of  the  C  P.  U.  R.,  M  miles 
southeast  of  Stockton  and  15  miles  from 
Modesto,  the  county  seat.  It  is  situated 
in  a  level  valley  and  derives  its  name 
from  a  grove  of  oak  trees  in  the  imme- 
diate vicinity,  where  picnic  parties  often 
enjoy  themselves  on  various  days  of  fes- 
tival anniversaries.  The  soil  adjacent  to 
the  town  is  very  productive,  from  which 
large  yields  of  grain  are  annually  har- 
vested. It  i\e  main  point  for  the  dis 
tribution  of     i'  for  Tuolumne  and 

Calaveras  couk  is  several  places  of 

business,  and  the  nnunity  is  made  up 
of  a  very  pleasant  class  of  people,  being 
intelligent  and  refined  as  a  rule,  and 
God-fearing  in  their  natures. 


Bnrdo  Levi,  constable 

BEITH  ARCH,  livery,  sale    and  feed 

stable;  tirst-class  turnout  on  short  no 

tice 
BLABON  0  B>,  saloon;  choicest  liquors 

and  cigars  always  on  hand 
Bolia  Jacob,  wholesale  and  retnil  liquors 

and  cigars 
Corey  Ammon,  tinner 
Crawford  E  C,  agent  and  tel  opr  S  i  C 

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Emery  A  S,  justice  peace 
Emery  J  S,  gen  mdse 
Gage  A  S,  painter 
Greiersen  Geo,  gen  mdse 
HAMLIX  T  T,  steam  Barley  Mill 

HAMMOND  E,  Fashion  Saloon  and 
Billiard  Parlo  ;  fine  cigars  and  liquors 
always  on  hand 

Hanson  N  T,  carpenter 

HATHEWAT  R  W,  druggist  and 
apothecary 

Hazen  Chas  C,  physician 

Hill  C  S  S,  notnryj)»blic 

JACKSON  MARTIN,  confectionery 
and  toys,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Jones  Mrs  A  &  Co,  millinery  and  dress- 
making    

KERR  JOHN  S,  dry  goods,  groceries, 
liquors,  hardware,  paints,  oils,  crock- 
ery, glassware,  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  clothing,  agricultural  imple- 
ments a  specialty;  a^  W,  F  k  Co  and 
poitmaater 


Lewis  M  A,  forwarding  and  commiaaion 
merchant 

Lovell  Robert,  hamessmaker 

Martin  P  N,  jeweler 

Maun  Mrs  A  J,  millinery 

Maun  M  V,  carpenter 

Moulton  A  M,  grain,  storage  and  com- 
mission 

Osier  C  H,  physician 

Perez  C,  blacksmith 

Rodden  &  Qraham,  groceries,  etc 

Rutherford  &,  OUaham,  Oakdale  Saloon 

Ryer  &  Hall,  Central  Market 

Seebcr  B,  wagonmaker 

Segura  N  B,  groceries,  etc 

Sproul  Bros,  market 

Stanton  John,  barber 

Talbot  &  Clark,  blacksmiths 

Trowbridge  Edward,  pastor  M  E  church 

Tuson  James,  black^ith 

Tuson  &,  Vernon,  blacksmiths 

Vincent  R  W,  saloon 

Werth  Wm  G,  bootmaker 

Wcyer  Fred,  propr  Weyer's  Hotel 

Wiflinms  Mrs  L  E  &  Co,  restaurant 

Wright  E  M,  painter 


Oak  Grove, 

SAN  DIEGO  OOUNTY, 
Is  SO  miles  northeast  of  San  Diego 


Fain  J  C,  postmaster 


Oakland, 

ALAMEDA  COUNTY. 

As  its  name  would  indicate,  thisl)eauti- 
ful  city  of  40,000  inhabitants  derived  its 
appellation  from  a  grove  of  live  oaks 
that  once  occupied  its  site.  With  very 
few  exceptions,  if  any,  there  are  no 
prettier  places  in  the  State.  Its  streets 
arc  all  very  broad  and  smooth,  well 
shaded  and  ornamented  by  some  of  the 
han<lsome8t  private  residences  we  have 
ever  seen.  1  here  is  an  air  of  comfort 
and  "luxurious  ease"  in  the  roomy  yards 
that  impresses  the  visitor  with  the 
pleasantest  assurances  of  an  apprecia- 
tion of  life.  There  is  an  independence 
exhibited  in  her  citizens  that  shows  firm- 
ness of  character,  yet  there  is  a  courtesy 
of  demeanor  that  is  expressive  of  hospi- 
tality. There  is  an  absence  of  want  and 
poverty  shown  in  her  people  of  every 
class  that  speaks  favorably  of  her  pro- 
gress and  public  spirit,  elements  essen- 
tial to  remarkable  development.  It  is 
the  county  seat  and  her  public  buildings 
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cidedly  commendable.  There  are  many 
seminaries  fur  young  ladies  as  well  as 
public  schools  and  academies  for  the  edu- 
cation of  youn^  gentlemen.  The 
churches  of  the  city  are  all  handsome 
and  costly  edifices.  It  is  distant  from 
San  Francisco,  on  San  Francisco  Bay, 
six  miles,  with  which  it  has  half-hour 
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Abbott  Eev  G  S,  (First  Baptist  Church, ) 
Fourteenth  and  Brush 

Abbott  Mrs  S  M,  hair,  etc,  1306  Tele- 
graph ave  and  1311  New  Broadway 

AOAMSf  H  L  &  CO,  law,  dective  and 
collection  agency,  SE  cor  Broadway 
and  Eighth 

Adams  J  S,  physician,  NE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Twelfth 

AfTerbach  Rev  C  H,  clergyman  (M  E) 

Agard  A  H,  physician,  NW  cor  Broad- 
WHV  and  Twelfth 

AOARD  &  MAY,  groceries,    SE 
Twelfth  and  Franklin 

Agart  Louis,  butcher,  951  Webster 

Ahlbery  C,   blacksmith,  NE  Third 
Fran!? 'in 

ALAMEDA    IRON    WORKS. 

Taggart,  uanager,  NW  cor  Second  and 

Franklin 
Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  Hugh  Sliccr 

president,  954  Broadway 
Alber  A  &  Son,   groceries  and  produce, 

NW  cor  34th  and  Telegraph  avenue 
Alexander    Isidor,     boots     and    shoes, 

Washington  and  Seventh 
Allen    &    lioberts,     fancy  goods,    1213 

Broadway 
ALLEN  M  W,  Oakland  Carriage  Manu- 
factory, SE  «or  Webster  and  Tenth 
Allen  T  H,  horseshoer,  41?  Ninth 
Allen  William,    carpenter,    1702 

graph  ave 
American   District  Tel  Co,   B  K  Bates 

supt,  1002  Broadway 
Amy  O  M,  produce  and  poultry,    ifW 

cor  Forty-second  and  Telegi'aph  ave 
Anderson  J  G,  stove  and  tinware,   1249 

Telegraph  ave 
Anderson  Wm,  candies,  1007  Broadway 
ARTHUR     THOMAS,     Secy      Oake 

Home  Insuaance  Co,  4i)9  Ninth 
Ash  Henry,  tinner,  422  Ninth 
Audiffrt'd  H,  wood  and  coal,  Fourth  bet 

Jefferson  and  Clay 

AVERY  ADALENE  N,   physician, 

specialty,    diseases    of    women    and 

children,  1150  Broadway 
Babbit     Manuel    Gelpin,     commisaion 

merchaiat,  472  Eleventh 
Babcock  Geo  W  ft  Co,  hardware,   955 

Broadway 


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BABCOCK  S  P,  assistant  supt  streets, 

City  Hall 
Babson  &  Seadler,  architects,  476  Ninth 
Bacon  Jantos  H,  candies,  965  Broadway 
Bagge  Bros,  restaurant,  Broadway  and 

Seventh 
Baglin  James,    groceries,  SE  cor    Sau 

Pablo  and  Twenty-eighth 
Bailey  A  P,   photographer,   911   Broad- 
way 
Baker  Albert,  barber  shop,  470  Seventh 
Baker  M  S,  picture  frames  and  cornices, 

96i)  Washington 
Baker  Peter,  groceries,  823  Broadway 
Baldwin  A,  hotel,   Harrison  and  Thir- 
teenth 
Ballantyne  William,    paints   and    oils, 
!210  Broadway 

BALLARD  JAMES  W,  license  col- 
lector, City  Hall 

Balzer  John,  shoemaker,  713  Broadway 

Bankhead  ft  Co,  auction  and  commission 
merchants,  917  Washington 

Baptist  J,  superioress  Convent  of  Our 
Lady  of  the  Secret  Heart,  Webster 
Oakland 

Barbagelata  F  ft  Co,  crockery  and  hard- 
ware, 1070  Broadway 

Barber  E  T,  physician,  953i  Washington 

Barnard  Frank  ft  Co,  (ieo  S  Bromley 
manager,  wood  and  coal,  NW  cor 
Eighth  and  Franklin 

BABJf  ARD  W  B,  auctioneer,  commis- 
sion, real  estate,  etc,  1315  New 
Broadway 

Barnett    E, 
Broadway 

Barnum  S  L,  groceries  and  produce, 
Eleventh  and  Washington 

Barrett  A,  boots  and  shoes,  1251  Tele- 
graph ave 

Barrett  Mrs  E  M,  physician,  404 
Twelfth 

Barry  David,  harnessmaker,  SE  cor 
Eighth  and  Broadway 

Barstow  ft  Garber,  hay  and  grain,  SE 
cor  Thirteenth  and  Franklin 

BART  MORGAN  &  CO,  drucs,  sta- 
tionery,  etc,  Vinzent  block,  Market 
Street  Station 

Bates  T  W,  confectionery,  1172  Broad- 
way 

Bauer  Christ,  saloon,  1412  New  Broad- 
way 

Baxter  J  B,  propr  Baxter  House,  San 
Pablo  ave  Station 

Bay  City  Grocery  Store,  groceries,  1255 
Telegraph  ave 

Bayles  Mrs  M,  employment  office,  1245 
Telegraph  avo 

Beach  J  G,  oommission,  816  Broadway 

Bcardsley  ft  Lloyd,  real  estate,  1007 
Broadway 


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BEAUDRY  &McAVOY,  undertakers, 

873  Wastliiagton 
Beboe    Koleii,    artist,     864     Broadway 
Beel  Bros,  dry  good^,  1005  Bm  idway 
Beesou  \V  E,  ;j;i«Hjerie9,  1*263  Sun  Pablo 

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Bell  R  E,  druggist,  junction  Telegraph 

ave  and  New  Broa«lwny 
Bellevue  House,   11  T  Keynolds  propr, 

1305  New  Broadway 
Benedict,  Capell   &   Logan,  real  estate, 

457  Ninth 
Benedict  Newton,    notary    public,    475 

Ninth 
Bernstein  &  Co,  clothing,  869  Broadway 
Bernstein  K,  dry  goods,   U17  Broadway 
Beninger  Wm,  hay  and  grain,  S\V  cor 

Market  and  Third 
Bettman  Mrs  J  .1,  milliner,  1000  Bdwy 
BettB  J,  \W  \5  tcl  opr  and  agt  C  V  li  B, 

Market  Street  (Upot 
Betz  rhilip,    liquors,  NE  cor  Franklin 

and  Eii^hth 
Beverton  S,  crockery,  Iiardware  and  cut- 
lery, 471  Ninth  I 
Beyer  A,  contractor.  Telegraph  and  Du- 

r:int  I 

Bigelow  E,  real  estate,  1008  Broadway    | 
Bigelow  T  B,  real  estate,  1(M)S  Broudwayi 

BLAIR  WALTER,  capitalist.  Centen- 
nial House,  b'2'1  Fourteenth  I 

Plank  (r  A,  candy  mannfr,  460  Seventh 

Blessing  &  Frost,  second  liand  furniture, 
460  Sixth 

Bliven  James  I  &  Co,  proprs  Pioneer 
Soda  Factory  and  agt  Pacific  Congrossi 
Water  and  Eastern  ciilcr,  NE  cornerl 
Thirteenth  and  Franklin  j 

Block  &  Wcrtlieimber,  saloon, 7U)  Bdwyj 

Bor.rdman  W  F,  assessor  Oakland  town- 
ship. Court  House,  room  3 

Bocqueraz  A,  liquors,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 
Broadway 

Boericke  &  Tafel,  Homtepathic  Pharma- 
cy, St?!  \Vashin^toll 

Boiiham  J  N,  piumlwr  and  gastiltcr, 
808  W^ashington 

Bonnemazou  &  Bidache,  bakery,  Dl'J' 
Franklin  i 

BOOTH  JAMES  A.deputy  city  marshal, ' 
City  Hall  | 

Borein  P  K,  county  recorder,  Court 
House,  room'.) 

Borelle  J,  merchant  tailor,  472  Eighth  j 

Boudreau  &  Co^  haraessmaker,  8'2()  Bdwy! 

Bourgin  E,  locksmitli,  macliinist  and 
gunsmith,  6(>0  Washington 

Bowman  H,  druggist,  !H3  Broadway 

Boyce  S  B,  stock  broker,  '.(06  Broadway 

Boyle  Owen,  grocer,  1601  Market 

Bralley  Mrs  A,  hairdrcser,  l'J39  San 
Pablo  ave 


Brondataater  Joseph,  baker  and  confec- 
tioner, DOS  Broadway 
Branuan  J    J,    butcher.     Forty-second 

and  Telegraph  avo 
Brearby  Frank  J,  atty,  850  Broadway 
Breen  Jno,  Pioneer  Cigar  Manufactory, 

365  Twelfth 
Bredhoff  &  Cordis,  liquors,  SE  comer 

Broadway  and  Sixtii 
Brimes    k    Chanaron,    hairdresser,  834 

Broadway 
Brink    Marccllus,    hats    and    caps,  925 

Broadway 
BROAD  C  A,   boots   and    shoes,   1103 

Broadway 
Brinckmann  it  F   E,    real    estate,  912 

Broadway 
Brokamp  Benj,  tailor,  480  Eighth 
Bromley  J  L,  real  estate,  91 1   Broadway 
Brooks  W  L,  dentist.  Eighth  and  Bdwy 
Brown  H  A,  wood  and  coal,  414  Nintii 

BROWN    HIRAM    P,    lawyer,     911 

Broadway 
Brown  J  AI,  photogrnphcr,  509  Seventh 
Brown  W  (Jardner,  dentist,  J 116  Bdwy 
Brown,  Craig  &  (,'o,  ins  agtM,  1002  Bdwy 
Brown  &  McKinnon,  merchant  tailors, 

1020  Broadway 
Brown  &  V'iolidi,  clothing,  boots,  shoes 

and  hats,  fSI3  Broadway 
BRUENN  ADOI.PH,  musical  instru- 
ments, sliet't  music  and  agt  for  Stein- 
way  &  Son's  pianos,  911    ^Vashinl;ton 
Bruenn  Adolph,  physician,  1156  Bdwy 
Brucnn  Henry  H,  artist,  363JI  Twelfth 
Bruning  Bros,  wholesale  confectionery, 

471  Seventh 
Buck  C  P  H,  liquors,  S7'J  Washington 
Bnek  1'  W,  physician,  '.Ml  Broadway 

BUCKLAND  WALLACE  0,   physi- 

cian,  California  Medical  College,  Clay 

BUNDY  J    H,    physician,     California 

Medical  CoUeg  ,  Clay 
Burgi.sH  lioliert,  second   hand  furniture, 

717  lJroa<lway 
Burner&  Voung,  brick  work  contractors, 

SE  cor  Fr.inklin  and  Thirteenth 
Biiruham,    Standeford   &    Co,    planing 

mills.  First  and  Washington 
Burnettc  lumene  T,  dentist,  521  ICleventh 
Burner  Miss  N,  fancy  good.*,  464  Ninth 
Burns  Thos  P,  propr  Overland  House, 

603  BroacUvay 
Burns    1'  B,  stationery  and  periodicals, 

Seventh  and  Broadway 
Burns,  \\'liitinan  &   (Jardner,  groceries, 

N  W  cor  Broadway  and  Tenth 
Burrell  A  W,  real  estate,  803  Broadway 
Burrall  W  H,  notary  public  and  real  es- 
tate 1005  Broadway 
Bush  Kichd,  artist,  467  Fourteenth 
Bushell  House,  E  A  Bushell  propr,  462 

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California —  Oakland. 

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671 


BTJSWELL  E  0,  paintn,  oils,  glass  and 
artists'  materials,  86-1  Broadway 

BUTLER  &  BOWMAN,  book  and 

job  printers,  468  Ninth 
Butler  P  W  &  Co,  grocers,  461  to  4C3 

Fourteenth 
Butt  P  C,  grocer,  2202  Peralta 
Buttcrfield    A   J  &   Co,  livery    stable. 
Thirteenth  bet  Broadway  and  Frank- 
lin 
Butterick's  paper  patterns,  961  BJwy 
Cain  Harry  H  M,   jeweler  and  watch- 
maker, I -'56  8an  Pablo  ave 
CALHOUN   B,     Oyster    and    Lodging 
House,  661  Webster 

CALIFORNIA  BUILDmO  CO,  Alfred 

Burrell  prest,  M  E  liyau  secy,  Second 

and  Crove 
California  Door  Co,  J  P  Farrell  manager, 

460,  462  and  46-1  Second 
California  Fire  &  Waterproof  Paint  Co, 

555  Broadway 

CALIFORNIA  MEDICAL  COL- 
LEGE, Prof  Danl  MacLean  dean 

CALIFORNIA  MILITARY  ACAD- 
EMY, Kev  David  McClurc  Ph  D  prin- 
cipal, Telecra|)h  ave  .and  Prospect 

CALLAOHAN^J,real  estate  and  notary 
public,  424  Ninth 

Camp  Bros,  gents'  furuijhing  goods,  863 
Broadway 

Campbell  &  Sr)iar3,  oysters,  19,  21  and 
23  City  Market 

Canning  Mrs  M,  Erie  House,  1113 
Broadway 

Carbary  Mm  K,  notions,  Taylor  and 
Cam|)l)ell 

Card  D  J,  donti.it,  162  Ninth 

CARLETON  &  ALLEN,   wood  and 

coal,  1307  Telegraph  ave 
Carney  .1,  liquors  and  lodgings,  417  Sev- 

cntit 
Caro  S,  clothing,  '.101  Broadway 
Carpenter  VVmC,  BaltimoroKeataurant, 

Kleveutli  and  Broadway 
Carpenter  O,  dentist,  1055  Broadway 
Carr  LT,  atty  and  justice  of  peace,  483 

Seventh 
Cary  C  A,  photographer,  475  Seventh 
Casey  .Jno,  farrior,  418  Seventh 
C ASSAD Y  JAMES,  Cassady's   Cross- 
ing Saloon,   Railroad  and  San  Pablo 

ave 
Casswent  A,  saloon,  715  Broadway 
Castello  Aestas  K,  lawyer,  456  Eisjlith 
( 'astro  L,  county  surveyor,  Court  House, 
CAVANAGH  EDWARD,  sewer  con 

tractor,     1170     Broadway,    res    1164 

Twelfth  ave 

CHAPIE,  TALLMAN  &  CO,  Oliver 

Branch  House 
Chaigneau  A  &  Co,  painters  and  zinco- 
graphcrs,  536  Clay 


Chartrand  Louis,  hotel,  560  Franklin    ' 

Chevalier  L  M,  barber,  701  Broadway 

Chevinton  &  Calou,  French  Laundry, 
1916  San  Pablo  ave 

Child  Edward,  contractor,  1207  Broad- 
way, lodgings,  P203  San  Pablo  ave 

Church  A  M,  justice  of  peace,  463 
liisjhth 

CITY  HALL,  Fourteenth,  nr  San  Pablo 
ave  , 

"CITY  ITEMIZER,"  (monthly).  R  S 
Gladding  manager,  1152  Broadway      ' 

City  Miirket,  E  A  Heron  manager,  bat 
Eleventh  and  Twelfth  and  Broadway 
and  Franklin 

Classen  &  Trost,  barbers  and  cigars, 
1010  Broadway 

Clayton  &  Kirk,  cabinetmakers  and  car- 
penters, 408  Tenth 

Cleaveau  Louis,  grocer,  752  Clay 

CLEMENT  MRS  A  B,  deputy  supt 

schools,  City  Hall 
CLEMENT   C  H,   supt  schools.    City 

Hall 
Clivio  C,  fruits  and  groceries,  920  Bdwy 
Coe  .lolm  T,  collector,    921    Broadway, 

VVillcox  block 
Coffee  M  H,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  SW 

cor  Broadway  and  Eighth 
Cohen  Simon    S,  grocer,   Adeline    and 

Twenty-sixth 
Coindre  F,  produce,  669  Broadway 
Colo  R   E,  dentist,    N\V  cor  Eleventh 

and  Broadway 
Collins  J,  produce,  773  Sevetith 

COMMERCIAL  PROTECTIVE  AS- 
SOCIATION (The),  C  C  Jonks  man- 
ager, 911  Broadway 
Cowing  M,  music,  1257  San  Pablo  ave 
Conklin  Bros,  carpet  beaters,   Twenty- 
first,  bet  Broadway  and  Telegraph  ave 
CONNER  &  MURPHY,  Plaster  Or- 

nament  Manuf,  1228  Broadway 
Consuliue  P,  grocer,  218  Sixth 
Contra  Costa  Laundry,  867  Broadway 
Contra     Costa     Produce     Co.    Slitz  & 

Jones,  managers,  369  Twelfth 
Contia  Costa    Water    Co,    A    Chabot 
prest,  Williiim  HMeadsecy.R  Chabot 
supt,  458  Eighth 
Cooper  A  J,  lodjjing  house,  475  Ninth 
Coplin  A,  ladiei'  furnishing  goods 
Cornor,  C  W,  bootmaker,  325  Twelfth 
Cornwall  A,  dentist,  1069  Broadway 
Coutolenc  E  F,  butcher.  Third  and  Jef- 
ferson 
Cowles    P  C,  watch    and  clockmaker, 

1106  Broadway 
Cowper  Mrs  J,  varieties,  1461  San  Pablo 

ave 
Coxhead  John,phy8ician,476  Central  ave 
Crocker  L  &  A,  dry  goods,  458  and  460 
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Sarah   Mn,   groceries,    1651 
D,    liquors,    752 


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Cronin  Stephen 

Pablo  ave 
Crope  James,  grocer,  1701  Adeline 

CROWLET  DD,  physician  California 

Medical  College,  Clay 
Cruft  Ch,  music  teacher,  615  Sixth 
Cunningham  Mrs  M,  milliner,  960  Bdwy 
Cashing  J.ohn,  groceries,  478  and  480 

Ninth 
CUTTINO  JAMES  B,  city  marshal. 

City  Hall 
Dalziel  James,  tinware  and  stoves,  1465 

San  Pablo  ave 
Daleiel  &,  MoUer,   stoves,   ranges,   tin- 
ware, 1 151  Broadway 
DALL  C  C,  Columbia  Soda  Works,  754 

Clay 
Daniels  S  F,  justice  of  peace,  864  Bdwy 
Davis  A  G  &  Co,  insurance,  1 152  Bdwy 
Davis  C  M,  wood,   coal,  hay  and  grain, 

Cleveland  and  Teie^traph  ave 
Davis  H,    stoves   and    furniture,     718 

Broadway 
Davis  Mrs  Ida  A,   millinery,  stamping, 

1063  Broadway 
Davis  P  E,  detective,  1063  Broadway 
Davis  Thomas,    livery    stable,  foot    of 

Broadway 
Day  Clinton,  architect,  N£  cor  Broad- 
way rnd  Twelfth 
Day    Mrs    Lot,    lodging      house,    503 

Eleventh 
Dean,  Watson  &,  Co,  building  material, 

lumber.  Third  and  Brush 
DeForrest  — ,  job  printing,  856  Bdwy 
De  La  Montanya  M,  stoves,  ranges  and 

tinware,  1011  Broadway 
Denis  J  B,  butcher,  810  Broadway 
Denison  O  I  &  Co,   real  estate  and  ins 

asts,  952  Broadway 
D^iLON  J  H,  city  assessor,  City  Hall 
Denaut  E,  groceries,  459  Third 
Denehle    John    J,    contractor.   Forty- 
fourth 
Dewitt  Elou,  livery  and  sale  stable,  SW 

cor  Market  and  Tenth 
Dick  B  C,  ins  agt,  956  Broadway 
Dick  William    &    Co,   dry  goods,   476 

Ninth 
Dimmick  Joseph,  dentist,  869  Washing- 
ton 
Docking  T,  physician,  821  Washington 

DODGE  CHASF.  notary  public  and 
conveyancer,    SW  cor  Seventh    and 
Peralta 
Dodge  S  J,  lodgings,  616  Broadway 
DODB  JAMES,  city  clerk  and  treasurer. 

City  Hall 
Doe,  (Irifl^  &  Co,  ins  agts,  958  Bdwy 
Doe  Luke,  roftl  estate,  958  Broadway 
Dohcny  &  Marum,  dry  goods,  1017  Bdwy 


Doody  &  Hooley,  house  and  sign  painter, 

270  Twelfth 
Dowling  R  J,  builder,  621  Seventh 
Draper  Charles  F,  physician,  855  Wash- 
ington 
Dreyer  J  H,   boot  and  shoemaker,  870' 

Washington 
Dulion  £,  cigars  and  tobacco,  950  Bdwy 
Dunbar  J,  groceries,  1425  San  Pablo  ave 
Dunham     Murry,     photographer,     cor 

Eleventh  and  Clay 
Dunmire    S    S,      carriagemaker,     266 

Twelfth 
Durham  Mrs,  millinery,  1169  Broadway 

DURHAM    &    BUFFETT,    carriage 

manufr,  509  Eighth 
Eayer  J  N,  surveyor,  921   Broadway, 

Willcox  block 
Edmonds  W  J,  barber,  902^  Broadway 
Edwards  &  Arthur,  fire  insurance  agt, 

469  Ninth 
Edwards  Bros,    fish    and    oysters,    818 

Broadway 
Edwards  B  F,  barber,  467  Seventh 
Edwards  R  VV,joweler  and  watchmaker, 

961  Broadway 
ELDBIDOE  J>  auctioneer,  460  and  462 

Eighth 
Elkan  A,  boots  and  shoes,  401  Twelfth 
Elliot  W  W,  boarding  and  lodging,  869 

Washington 
Ellis  W  G,  jeweler,  954  Broadway 
Ellsworth   Mrs  C  F,  Kohler  &   Chase 

House,  953^  Washington 
Ellsworth    Mrs    L,    i&essmaker,    1156 

Broadway 
Eme  E,   jeweler  and  watchmaker,  967 

Broadway 
Emerson  R  &  G  W,  agt  South  Pacific 

Coast  R  R  Co,  Oakland  Telephone  Co, 

Bay  Coast  Tel  Co,  1152  Broadway,  cor 

Thirteenth 
EMEBT  J  S,  pres  Oakland  R  R  Co, 

921  Broadway,  Willcox  block 
Emlay  0  &,  Co,  harness  and  saddlery, 

1 160  Broadway 
Erie  House,  Mrs  M  Canning  proprss, 

1113  Broadway 
Estey  J  C,  wood  and   uoal,  1318  San 

Pablo  avfl 
Eureka  Hotel,  H   H  Meyer  propr,  Se- 
venth and  Washington 
Evans  Edward,  saloon,  754  Seventh 
Everson  W  &,  M,  hardware,   SW  cor 

Ninth  and  Broadway 

FAIBCHILD  W  0,  grocer,  1350  Mar- 
ket 

F&Us  J  H,  coal  oil  and  lamps.  Sixteenth 
and  San  Pablo  ave 

Farwdl  B  E,  livery  stable,  1688  Tele- 
graph ave 

Farwetl  F  M,  painter  and  whitener,  371 
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Tins  lari;c'  ami  ll.iui  i^liiii,:^  in.^liiiitiun  is  liiiiiu<l  in  ihc  i)caiitil'ul  city  t)f  OaUlaiul, 
Caliloniia,  on  llic  loniciol  Tweillli  ami  Castro  Stricts,  and  contains  over  twelve 
tliousanil  s(|iiare  loot  of  floor  s|)ace.  Tlic  Association  owns  lOO  Ictt  of  land  lacing 
Twelfth  street,  and  140  Icet  lacing  Castro  street,  and  for  Inisiness  |)iiri)oses  lias  two 
large  liuiKliiigs — one  hunting  Castro  street,  hiiill  in  the  form  ol  a  CJreeU  cross, 
the  main  portion  26\()(),  the  transverse  section,  26x44,  'wo  stories  high,  with  hase- 
nient  and  attic.  The  other  hnilding,  fronting  on  Twelftli  street,  was  erected  dur- 
ing the  summer  ol  1S7S,  is  .^o\S4  leet,  two  stories  and  an  attic.  The  whole  invest- 
mem,  including  stock  on  hand,  is  about  5yo,ooo. 

There  are  two  papers  published  by  this  instiiiiiion.  The  Sio;ns  of  tlw  Times, 
a  tweUe-page  weekly,  ile\(ited  to  religion,  the  lidiiie  circle,  and  a  condensed  sum- 
mary ol  the  news  of  the  day,  both  secul;  r  and  religious.  It  has  a  eiiculation  of 
nearly  10,000  copies,  a  goinl  proportion  ol  w  liich  goes  east  of  the  Rocky  Mount- 
ains. The  /'(/(■///(■  /'; vw  is  a  monlliU,  \\  itii  a  circulalion  of  5,000.  besides  its  t)wn 
new])aper  work,  se\cr.il  papers  are  ])rinle(l  for  others. 

The  lacilities  of  this  house  for  job,  book  and  newspajier  printing  art'  unsur- 
p.issed.  I'lMin  si.xty  to  seventy  haiiils  are  em|)loyed,  and  six  power  presses  are  kept 
in  constant  operation.  We  have  the  best  e(piip])ed  Job  Priming  ( )flice  in  ()akland 
and  second  to  none  in  the  State. 

Early  in  the  Spring  of  1S79  the  increasing  San  l''rancisco  trade  rendered  it 
necessary  to  ojien  an  office  in  that  city.  Rooms  were  accordingly  taken  at  126 
Kearny  street,  Thurlow  Block,  under  the  management  of  Mr.  J.  W.  (lardncr.  who 
can  talk  business  to  .San  Francisco  in  seven  different  languages.  Mr.-Gardner  is 
fully  authorized  to  transact  business  for  the  .Association,  and  work  intrustetl  to  him 
will  be  promptly  attended  to. 

From  the  foregoing  it  will  be  seen  that  this  otiae  possesses  the  follow  iiig 
ad\  antages  : — 

1.  We  pay  no  rent.  The  I'.ACii'iC  I'k1':ss  r(i;t,isiiiN(,  Assihiation  owns 
the  buildings  in  which  it  operates,  and  the  ground  on  which  the  buildings  stand. 

2.  We  own  our  source  of  water  su[)])ly,  and   no  corjioration   exacts  a 
one  inch  of  the  waier  used  in  any  of  the  dejiartments  ol  the  concern. 

3.  We  manufacture  our   tyjje,   lends  and  rule,  and   supply 
superior  (ptality,  to  the  trad'-. 

4.  We  import  our  own  paper.     The  stock   used  in  our  book,   news,  and  job 
rooms,  and  bindery,  is  iiiiporied  in  large   ciuantilies   by   ourselves,    thus   saving  the 
heavy  commission    which  houses  buying  small  lots  from  jobbers  are  uniformly  com 
pelled  to  pay. 

5.  We  do  our  own  designing,  engraving,  electrotyping  and  stereotyjiing. 
And  by  this  we  mean  that  each  of  these  departinenis  is  conducted  under  our  own 
roof,  and  each  is  in  charge  of  skilled  and   trustworthy  artists. 

0.  W\t  do  our  own  book  binding  and  pajier  ruling,  besides  ruling  job  I0I-,  lo 
order  for  the  trade,  or  for  individuals  rec|uiring  ixception.il  work. 

In  our  Engraving  Department  we  have  recently  secured  the  services  of  Mr.  A. 
Kruger,  a  Swiss,  who  came  lo  us  highly  recommended  by  the  Loudon  Graphic, 
hence  we  feel  assured  that  we  can  guarantee  satisfaction  to  the  most  fastidious. 
Specimens  of  our  engraving  can  be  seen  at  either  ol  our  offices. 

A  specialty  is  madeof  music  printing,  which  le.iture,  musicians  and  publishers 
would  do  well  to  remember. 

As  to  our  ability  lo  turn  oul  lirst-class  work  at  reasonable  prices,  we  would  re- 
spectfully refer  to  the  leatling  busines.s  houses  of  San  Francisco  and  Oakland  for 
whom  we  have  done  work. 

We  give  special  attention  lo  orders  from  the  country,  and  our  business  in  this 
ine  is  rapidly  increasing.  Orders  by  Mail  or  Express  .""or  Job  Printing,  Hook  Bind- 
ing, Engraving,  or  anything  in  our  line,  will  receive  prompt  attention,  and  our  prices 
will  be  just  as  low  as  though  the  orders  were  given  in  person. 


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FATZ  J,  shawl-strap  nunufr,  364  Ninth 

FEABN  JOHN,  druggist,   physician, 

California  Medical  College,  Clay 
Feldmann  L  &  Co,  wood    and  willow 

ware,  U03  and  905  Washington 
Fibuah  Bros,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1101) 

Broadway 
Fillmore    tfohn,    nursery   and   liquors. 

Junction  House,  junction  San  Fablo 

and  Adeline 
Finch  H  P,  livery  stable,  806  Broadway 
FISH  ft  CO,  grocers,  S£  cor  Market  aad 

Eighth 
Fisher  &  Tayler,  wood  and  coal,  First 

and  Franklin 
Fiiiley  R,  upholsterer  and  agt  for  Ne 

Plus  Ultra  Spring  Beds,   1357  Tele- 
graph ave 
Finnigans  M  J,    painter,    1311    North 

Broadway 
First  National  Gold  Bank  of  Oakland, 

9()y  Broadway 
Fisch  D,  florist,  481  Seventh 
Fishel  M,  butcher,  523  Seventh 
Fisher  &  Bailey,  restaurant,  8G<.)  Wash- 

in)i;ton 
FISHER  0  M,  pres  Oakland    Home 

Insurance  Co,  469  Ninth 
Fisher  John,  groceries,  579  Third 
Fitzell  P,  wood  and  coal,  570  Fifth 
Fitzgerald  E,  boots  and  shoes,  838  Mar 

ket 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  liquors,  1250  Center 
Fleck  &  Buase,  barbers,  459  Central  ave 
FLEinNO  J  W,  hay,  grain,  wood  and 

coal,  1957  San  Pablo  ave 
FLETCHEE  W  F,  captain  police.  City 

Hall 
Flynn    Andrew,    grocer,     Myrtle    and 

Twenty-second 
Fogg  James  L,  ins  agt,  952  Broadway 
Foote  WW,    lawyer,   921   Broadway 
FORSYTH  F  A,  manager  Wheeler  & 

Wilson  Manufacturing  Co,  479  Ninth 
Ford  D  B,  groceries  and  produce,  468 

Eleventh 
Foss   Mrs  0,   ladies'  underwear,    1351 

Telegraph  ave,  cor  Seventeenth 
Foster  D,  wood  and  coal,  457  Central 

ave 
Foulkes    James     F,     physician,     1068 

Broadway,  room  1 1 
Fountain  &  Ryan,  druggists,  1158  Bdwy 

FOURTEOTTH  ST  &  PIEDMONT 

SPRING  R  R  00,  Walter  Blair  pres, 

James  de    Fremery  secy,    office  522 

Fourteenth 
Fowler  F  L,  wood  and  coal.  Market  and 

Eighth 
Fowler  Jefferson,  exchange  broker,  1065 

Broadway 
FOWUER  W  W,  aolicitor  Protective 

Association,  911  Broadway 


Fox  Lo,  plnmbing  and  tinware,  1261  San 

Pablo  ave 
Frank  Olcese,   fruit  and  produce,  456 

Seventh 
Frank  Theodore,  carriage  trimmer,  364 

Twelfth 
Franke  A  R,  poultry  and  dairy  produce, 

12  and  14  City  Market 
Francis  S,  merchant  tailor,  1006  Bdwy 

FRAUNIDER  ft  MORCK,  lock  and 
blacksmiths,etc,Thirteenth  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Webster 
French  W  H,  lawyer,  462  Ninth 
FRITCH  J  HOMER,  wood  and  coal, 

413  Eleventh 
Frostholm  C  E,  saloon,  SW  cor  Franklin 

and  Seventh 
Fuller  C  A,  grocer,  NW  cor  Eighth  and 

Webster 
Fuller  Hinds,  ins  agt,  912  Broadway 
Fumiss  M,  restaurant,  472  Seventh 
Furst  H,  clothing,  dry  goods,  907  Bdwy 
Gage  Mrs  A,    dressmaker,    518   Four- 
teenth 
Gage  James  C,  warehouseman.  First  and 

Jefferaon 
OAUNDO  HOTEL.   F  H    Lathrop 

propr.  Eighth  and  Franklin 
Gallagher  N,  groceries,  1722  Telegraph  av 
Galvin  &  Lebrecht,  carriage  and  wagon- 
makers,  Sixteenth  and  Telegraph  ave 
Gardiner  J  J,  ins  agt,  1 106  Broiulway 
Garon  Louis  G,  liquors,  553  Broadway 

OASKILL  R  C,  agt  Wells,    Fargo    k 

Co's  Express,  472  Ninth 
Gaudin  J,  liquors  (wholesale),  840  Bdwy 
Gay  Robt,  butcher.  Seventh  and  Myrtle 
Gaylord  &  Olmstedt,  hay,  grain,  wood 

and  coal,  groceries  and  produce.  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Plymouth 
Geary  LC,  physician,  11 13  Broadway 
Gemmell  A,  plumber,  809  Franklin 
Gerhardt  Berthold,  lodgings,  1311  San 

Pablo  ave         

GERHARDT  PHIL  J,  San  Francisco 

Market,  829  and  B31  Broadway 
Ghirardelli  It  Petar,  wholesale  coffees, 

wines  and  liquors,  1072  Broadway 
Gibben  J,  hotel,  SE  cor  Franklin  and 

Seventh 
Gibbs  WmT,  horseshoer,  958  Franklin 
Gilcrest  S  F,  attorney,  859  Broadway 
Gilman  J  A,  batcher,    Broadway   and 

Fourteenth 
Gilman  S  M,  dentist,  1068  Broadway 
Gilmore  R,  horseshoer,  268  Twelfth 
Gilson  J  C,  county  snpt  schools 
Giltner  J  8,  MD,  1120  Washington 
Gladding  A  I  &  Co,  real  estate,  1152 

Broadway 
GLADDINGR  S, manager  "  City  Item- 

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GI«dding,   MoBean  &    Co,  wwer-pipe, 

1170  and  1172  Broadway 
Glaacoek  J  K,  attorney,  4til  Seventh 
Olascock  W  H,  attorney,  481  Seventh 
Oleaaon  M  J,  grocer,  Twenty-first  and 

Market 
Oleeaon  P  M  Mrs,   toys,  fancy  goods, 

1453  Sun  Pablo  uve 
Qlor  John,  Lachman's  California  wines, 

474  Eighth 
Glover  Robert,  livery,  sale  and  bDarding 

stable,  Ninth,  bet  Clay  and  Jeflcrson 
Goanlock  J,  blacksmith,  65G  Broadway 

GOLDEN  GATE  ACADEHT,  liev  H 

E  Jewett  principal,  Telegraph  avo 
Gordan  J  S  H,  mauufr  of  ice,  365  Tenth 
Grace  Patrick^rocer,  li)02  San  Pablo  ave 
GRAHAM  W  H,  &tty    at    law,    85U 

Broadway 
Grny   D   P,    cigars    and    tobacco,    473 

Ninth 
Gray  Miss  Jane,  teacher  of  elocution, 

1068  Broadway 
Grayson,  Harrelf  4  Co,  wholesale  butch 

era,  474  Ninth 
Greaves  Win,  tuilor,  1250  San  Pablo  avc 
Green  A  V,  real  est.ite,  yi2  Broadway 
Green  J,  Iwots  and  shoes,  1018  Bdwy 
Green  k  Maloon,  coal  oil,  lamp  stock,  456 

Central  ave 
Greenhood  Bros,   dry  goods,   NW   cor 

Eleventh  nud  Broadway 
Greenhood  S  4  J,  grocer,  San  Pablo  ave 

and  Twenty-ninth 
Greenhood  4  Moran,  clothing,  NW  cor 

Eleventh  and  Broadway 
Grecnus    4  Oakes,   si^oi  painters,  366 

Thirteenth 
Greiser  John»  boots  and  shoes,  420  Ele- 
venth 
Griffin  W,  grocoriea.  1237  Broadway 
GBIFFIT  DAVID,  assist  city  engin- 
eer, City  Hall 
Groth  J,  liquors,  366  Twelfth 

GROVES  &  BUCHANAN,  nurserymen 
and  tiorist,  nursery  nr  Oakland  Trot- 
ting Park,  352  Thirteenth 
Grudell  B,  bakery  and  dry  goods,  679 

Sixth 
Guernsey  4  Ames,  real  estate,  906  Bdwy 
Gunn  J  4  Co,  grocers,  1206  Market 
Guthbertson  W  J,  architect,  475  Ninth 
Gutzwiller   Henry,   Brooklyn   Brewery 

Depot,  1517  San  Pablo  avo 
Hall  FT,  painter,  362 Thirteenth 
Hall  Isaac  K  4C(>,boot  and  shoe  manufrs, 

368  Thirteenth 
Hall  S  P,  deputy  dist  atty,  464  Ninth 
Hall  T  W,  dentist,  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Twelfth 
Hallahan  Bro,  hairdressers,  844  Bdwy 
Halsttid  K   K,   sewing  machines,   1015 
Broadway 


HalstedMrsKK.  millinenr,  1018  Bdwy 
Hamiltou  N,  attorney,  859  Broadway 

HAMILTON  WIIlIAM  T,  unJer- 

taker,  1 1 12  Broadway 
Hamilton  W  T,  county  coroner 
ffummeltenberg  W,  grocer,  602  Franklin 
Uampel  H  F,  carriagemaker,  1414  New 

Broadway 
Hampton  4  Co,  wood  and  coal,  hay  and 

grain,  1600  Telegraph  avo 
HaniHn  J  J,  saloon,  cur  Broadway  and 

Seventh,  and   Broadway  and    Four* 

toenth 
Hanrahan  J,  grocer,  229  Third 
Hansen  Theodore,  liquors,  380  Tenth 
Htipgood  Chiis,  stationery,  school  books, 

1^57  San  Pablo  ave 
Harmim  K  A,  liquors,  800  Franklin 
Hard  R  B,  collector,  468  Eighth 
Harris  Brus,  clothing,  915  Broadway 
Harris  Jacob,  fancy  goods,  gentlemen's 

furnishing  goods,  1317  San  Pablo  ave 

HARRISON  M  B,  attorney  and  not- 
ary public,  859  Broadway 

Haswfll  F  B,  notary  public  and  agt 
Central  Land  Co,  922  Broadway 

Haui^childt  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  1057 
Broa<lwfty 

HAUSER  D  &  CO,  iancy  goods,  toys, 
cutlery,  glassware,  croukery,  p'Uod 
ware,  1 153  Broadway 

Havens  J  F,  atty  at  law,  912  Br  y 

Hay  4  Co,   private  detective, 
venth 

Hays  Michael^  grocer,  SW  cci-  Fifth  and 
Market 

Hayes  P,  liciuors,  720  Eddy 

HAYS,  BLOW  &  CO,  real  estate,  483 
Seventh 

Healy  M  J,  merchant  tailor,  1056  Broad- 
way 

Healy  Patrick,  grocer,  NW  cor  Adeline 
'.ad  Third 

Hefiin  H  M,  provisions  and  groceries, 
865  Washington 

Held  Ernest,  barber,  424  Eleventh 

HELD  GEORGE,  barber,  418  Thir- 
teenth ♦ 

Held  Justus,  liquors  and  billiards,  1226 
Broadway 

Helmke  4  Brunjo,  groceries,  1551  Now 
Broadway 

Hempstead  W  C  F,  physician,  800  Bush 

Henderson  4  Bonney,  wood  and  coal. 
Thirteenth  bet  Washington  and  Btiwy 

Hendrix  Bros,  blacksmith,  370  Twelfth 

Hendry  Mrs  B,  dressmaker,  1116  Bdwy 

Heuey  Wm  J  4  Co,  carvets  and  furni- 
ture, 411  to  417  Eighth 

Henninger  F,  shoemaker,  1309  San 
Pablo  ave 

Henold  John  M,  saloon,  SE  cor  Frederick 
and  San  Pablo  ave 


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Herget  E  W,  gun  and  lookimith,  410 

Tenth 
Heron  E  A,  cud  «atate,  422  Twelfth 
Herring  Wm  B,  butcher,  351  Seventh 
Hewlett  L,  flour,  hay,  grain,  1321  Now 

Broadway*j|id-,I328  Telegr.tph  ave 
Hickethier  H,  confectioner,  41ti  Twelfth 

HICXEY  ft  DOWLINO.carpet-beating 

inucliino  and  uphoUterera,  3til  to  3U3 

Thirteenth 
Hickok  B    E.   City  Flour  Mills,    417 

Third 
Hienda  &  Johnson,  real  estate  and  col- 
lectors, 1232  Broadway 
Hii/gs  Henry,  carpenter,  1319  San  Pablo 

ttve 
Higgs  L  Mrs,  bakery,  1319  San  Pablo 

flve 
HILTON    CHARLES    W,    marshal's 

clerk.  City  Hall 
Hilton  Misa  S,  dressmaker,   1423  San 

Pablo  ttve 
Hinds  A  L,  Dexter  Stables,  Twelfth  and 

Harriaon 
Hirshberg  Leon  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors, 

851  and  853  Washington 
Hirahherg  S,  hats,  caps  and  furnishing 

goods  and  notary  public,  1103  Bilv  y 
Holmes  Chas  F,  propr  John  F  Snow  &, 

Co,  dyeing  and  cleaning  establishment, 

]0ti3  Broadwiiy 
Holmes  Mrs  J  E,  fancy  goods,  1911  San 

Pablo  ave 
Hook  E,  furniture  and  carpets,  1108  and 

1110  Broadway 
Hopken  Albert,  grocer,  1301  Center 
Hopkins  ThoB,  729  Brush,  cor  Fiftli 
Hurd  J  Tenuis,  drugs,  1256   San   Pablo 

ave 
Homn  Frederick  M,  variety  store,  1272 

Market 
Horr  Mrs  F,  dressmaker,  520  Ninth 
Horton  11,  grocer,  771  Seventh 
Hotte  Z,  carriage    manufr,   West   and 

Twelfth 
Houghton  M  K,  boots,  shoes,  gaiters  and 

uppers,  408  Eighth 
Hovendon  John,  notcl,  855  fVashington 
How  J  E,  house  and  sign  painter,  422^ 

Ninth 
Hubbert  John,  butcher,  1830  San  Pablo 

ave 
Hughes  Enoch,  grocer,  220  B 
Hunt  M,  lodgings,  1273  San  Pablo  ave 
Hunt  Wm  B,  lif^uors,  SW  Seventh  and 

Adeline 

Hurley  Daniel,  blacksmith,  414  Eleventh 
Hutchinson  James,   Bny  Nursery,   NE 

eor  Telegraph  ave  and  Twenty-sixth 
Hyatt  &  Leonard,  planing  mill,    1305 

Telegraph  ave 

HYDE  E  H  ft  CO,  crockery,  cntlery 
and  fancy  goods,  1 167  Broadway 


Hyde  T  J,  fancy  goods,  966  Broadway 
lucapie  H,  boots  and  shoes,  410  Ninth 
Inaersoll    W    B,    photographer,    1060 

Broadway 
Ingram  K  H,  straw  works,  962  Bdwy 
Inwall  Henry,  saloon,  461  Seventh 
Irwin  Harry  F,  saloon,  SW  cor  Seventh 

aiid  Br  oat  I  way 
Jacobs  P,  furniture  and  crockery,   871 

Washington 
Jacobs  M,  plumber,  808  Broadway 
Jacoby  Joseph,  grocer,  NE  cor  Fitteonth 

and  Market 
Jafle  L,  wood  and  coal  yard.  Sixth  and 

Franklin,  offlce  872  Washington 
Jahn  Henry,  machinist  and  locksmith, 

373  Eighth 
James  E  A,  music  teacher,  1167   Brush 

JENKS  C  C,  manager  The  Commercial 

Protective    Association,  .lawyer,  911 

Broadway 
JENKINS    T    F,    sanitary  inspector, 

City  Hall 
Jensou  S,  reatnurant,  614  Broadway 
Johnson   Miss  A   A,  dressmaker,    1068 

Broadway 
Johnson  Eben,  grocer,  NE  cor  Twelfth 

and  Market 
Johnson  Mrs  E  W,  dressmaker,  Brayton 

block.  Twelfth 
Johnson  M,  lodging  ;>ouse  ancf  restau- 

ront,  901  and  «J03  Washington 
Johnson  Wm,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1381 

Telegraph  nve 
Jonas  A  &  Bros,  clothin?,843  Broadway 
Jones  Mrs  M  J,  fancy  goods,  1313  Sau 

Pablo  ave 
JORDAN  BROS,  contractors  and  build- 
ers, 360  Twelfth 

JORDAN    WILLIAM    H,    manager 

The  Real  Estate  U  iiion,921  Broadway, 

Wilcox  block 
Jurgen  Chas,  liquors,  10^  Twelfth 
Kahu  &  Sons,  drygo  kU,  1101  Broadway 
KuUahan  P,  hurso-shoeiig,  321  Tenth 
Keating  Wm  J,  ciyara  and  tobacco,  457 

Seventh 
Keller  M  J,  gents  furnishing  goods,  1013 

Broadway 
Kelly  E  J  &  Co,  real  estate,  414  Seventh 
Kelly  James,  wagonmuktr,   San  Pablo 

ave  station 
KELLY  M,  real  estate,  414  Seventh 
Kelly  R  T,  watc  iinaker  and  jeweler,  867 

Broadway 
Kelscy  &  Flint,  druggist's,  10t3  Broad- 

way 
KENDRICK    CARROLL,   physician, 

1069  Broadway 
KENDRICK   JOSEPH  J,  physician, 

1069  Broadway 
KENDRICK  JUUEN    C,  physician. 

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KENNER  J  A.  clerk  police  office.  City 

Hall 
Kenny  John,  Uquor^,  420  Seventh 
Kent   W,   wines,    liquors    and    cigars, 

Seventh  and  Washington 
Kellett  S, plaster  decorator, 470  Eleventh 
King  A  P,    cigars    and    tobacco,    1202 

Broadway 
King   J   N,  wood    and  coal,  1 658  San 

Publoave 
King  M  G,  civil  engineer,  1004  Bdwy 
King  &  Mount,  poultry  and  produce,!, 

3  and  5  City  Market 
King  &   Williams,  carriage  makers,  414 

Eleventh 
Kincsland  Thos  G,  Blake  House,  1059 

Washington 
Kirchheimer  H,  candy  manufr,1253  Tel- 
egraph ave 
Kirk  Wm,  architect,  954  Broadway 

KIUHPF  ft  ALLARD,  carriage  man 

ufacturer,  421  Third 
Kneipp  Otto,  liquors,  422  Eleventh 
Knowles  F    E    &  (Jo,  granite    works, 

Seventh  and  Castro 
KNOX  J  W,  treasurer  Oakland   Rail- 
road Co,  921  Broadway,  Wilcox  block 
Knoz  Thos  E,  shorthand     porter,  859 

Broadway 
Koeing  k  J  ones,  real  estate,  1002  Bdwy 
Kohler    &    Chase,  pianos,    organs    and 

sheet  music,  1)5^  Washington 
Kohler  Wm,  aalov  a,  461  Seventh 
Konecke  H,  boots  au<l  shoes,  914  Bdwy 
Kosta  k  Co,  restaurant,  469  Seventh 
Koster  H,  procer,  719  AVebster 
KRAFT  GEORGE,  saloon,  858  Wash 

ington 
Kreiss  L  &  Co,  furniture,  963  and  965 

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Krepper  Bros,  luck   and  gunsmith,  420 

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Wnihington 
Kvueger  &   Lenz,  liquors,  Seventh  and 

Broadway 
La  Clede  House,  Mrs  Kate  Turgens  pro 

prietresB,  116  Broadway 

"LADIES  HOME   JOURNAL,"    H 

Morse  propr,  1115  Broadway,  P  O  box 
769  Oakland,  and  2250  San  Francisco 
Lafferty  Owen,  butcher,  465  Third 

LAFLECSHE  GEO  T,  board  and  lodging, 

liquor*,  etc,  552  Broadway 
LAlDLAW    WALTER,    Mendocino 

Lumber  Yard,  Seventh  and  Brtish,  P 

Obox  133 
LaneC  S,  dentist,  Fourteenth  and  Bdwy 
LAVE  WnUAM,  flonr,    hay,  grain 

and  feed,  8E  cor  Twelfth  and  Market 


Lang  G  A,  dyeing  and.  cleaning,    1012 

Broadway 
Langan  G  W ,  atty  at  law,  856  Broadway 
Lascombe  E,  basket  mauufr,  877  Wash- 
.  ington 
Lathrop  S,  jeweler  and  watchmaker,  1059 

Broadway 
Laton  B  B,  insurance,  906  Broadway 
Latimer  Bros,  groceries,  hay  and  grain, 

121Z0  Market 

LAURSEN    H,    Turbine      Windmill 

Manufacturer  and  agent  for  Johnson's 

Novelty  Mill,  701  Adeline 
Lausten,    Laison  &  Co,  restaurant,  405 

■Seventh 
Lawrence  L  B,  physician,  605  Sixth 
LAWRIE  A  G«    searcher  of  records, 

817  Broadway 
Lawlor  W  M,  physician,  472  Thirteenth 
Lawrence  J,    livery    and   sale    stables, 

Eighth  and  Webster 
Lawton  Israel,  atty  at  law,  1004  Bdwy 
Leake  H  A,  atty  at  law,  1004  Broadway 
Lee  P   W,  market,  Sixteenth  and   San 

Pablo  ave 
Leo  &    Porter,  dental    laboratory,   954 

Broadway 
Lefevere  A,  dentist,  Eight  and  Bdwy 
Lehmann  H  G,  boot  and  shoemaker,  473 

Central  ave 
Lemogc  J,  boots  and  shoes.  Market 
Ijcmon  Mrs  S,  druggist,  704  Broadway 
LENTEL    JAMES,    saddler  .and  har- 

nessmakcr,  469  and  471  Fourteenth 
Leonard  Ed,  tailor,  469  Sixth 
Lercher  Bros,  Hall,  859  Washington 
JjCtter  J,  clothing,  957  Broadway 
Levi  J  B,  lodginghouse,  469^  Ninth 
Ijcvy  M  &Co,  pawnbrokers,  1162  Bdwy 
I^ewis  C  R  &  Co,produce,  1009  Broadway 
Lewis  S,  jewelry,  841  Broadway 

LEWIS  W  GEORGE,  lawyer,  921 
Broadway,  Willcox  block 

Lewis  ft  Harrison,  livery  and  sale  sta- 
bles, 370  Eleventh 

Leyner  Mrs  Christine,  liquors,  1362 
Center 

Lilienkrantz  HEAL,  physician,  1459 
Telegraph  "./e 

Lindenbaum  Meyer,  second-hand  furni- 
ture, 711  Broadway 

Lippmann  A  B  ft  Co,  dry  goods,  903 
Broadway 

Lcteper  Chart,  brass  foundry,  904  Waah- 
iKgton 

Lock  wood  Jno  J,  sewing  machine  afft,36I 
Twelfth 

Longeft  Baliram,  bakery,  617  Bdwy 

Lough  ft  Wilkinson,  butcher,  800  Broad- 
way 

Luce  George  J,  dentist,  1004  Broadway 

Ludomann  Henry,  grocer,  NW  cor  Fif- 
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LUDEMAllt)TTO.  Broom  Factory.NE 

cor  Webster  and  Thirteenth 
Lndlum  h  Mather,  mining  land  real  es- 
tate, 475  Ninth 
Lundy  W,  restaurant,  713  Broadway 
Lurch  C,  grocer,  1526  West 
LTJTHER  H  flARY,    health    officer, 

City  Hall 
LVTZ  &BEBO,  mirrors  and  picture 

frames,  1058  Broadway 
Lynch,  Malone  &  Co,   wood  and' coal. 

Fifth  and  Washington 
Lyon  ft  Kinsey,  auction,  912,  914  and 

916  Washington 
Msas  A  &  Co,  grocers,  NW  cor  Third 

and  Franklin 
Macdonald  J  A  C,  plumbing,  1365  New 

Broadway  ,„  •   :■■■ 

MACLEAN   D,   physician, ''^  California 

Medical  College,  Clay 

MACRAE     A,    physician,    California 

Medical  College,  Clay 
Madigan  A,    horseshoer,    405    and  407 

Tenth 
Madsen    Julius   A,   wind  mill   manufr, 

1314  Market 
Madsen    &   Batchelder,  groceries,    1277 

San  Pablo  ave 
Magill  R  H,  insurance,    922  and   924 

Broadway 
Maher  John,   saloon,    1303  San  Pablo 

ave 
Maher  &  Smith,  wood  and  coal,  NE  cor 

Washington  and  Sixth 
Maleton  M,  barber,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

919  Broadway 
Maleton  H,  liquors,  SE  cor  San  Pablo 

and  Twenty-second 
Maloon  Bros,  flour,  hay  and  grain,  1368 

B.oadway 
Mansion  House,  L  A  Willey  propr,  1202 

Broadway 
Mantel  B  O,  agt  Western  Fire  &  Marine 

Insurance  Co,  483  Ninth 
Mandler  F,  bakery,  Sixteenth  and  San 

Pablo  ave 
Marguardsen  &    Becker,  butchers,   819 

Castro 
Marks  A,  glazier,  424  Eighth 
Marks  L  J,  grocer,  1255  Telegraph  ave 
Marolf  Christ,  cattle  dealer,  Telegrtt,  h 

ave  and  Thirty-ninth 
Marques  J,  restaurant,  857  Washington 

MABSELLUS  E  P,  postmaster.  Four 

teenth  and  Broadway 
MARBHATiTi  W  H,  clerk  city  engin- 
eer. City  Hall 
Marston  ft  Paliser.  harness    and  sad- 
dlery, 1050  Broad  wav 
Marston  S  J,  public  administrator 
Martens  ft  Co,  dry  goods,  1 1 59  Broadway 
Martin  Jas  O,  lawyer,  921  Broadway, 
Willcox  block 


Martins  *^,  oyster  and  chop  house,  1^15- 

Broadway 
Martin  W  N,  physician,  1116  Broadway 
Martin  ft    Kr(>ll,    candies    and '  fruits, 

Broadway  Depot,  Seventh 
Ma\Vliew8  J  C  ft  Son,  architects,  1004 

Broadway 
Mathias  Chas,  wood  and  coal,  516  and 

518  Third 
Mattarn  Harry,  market,  1263  San  Pablo 

ave 
Mau  Charles,  architect.  456  Eighth 
Mauvias  Zeuo,mu8ic  dealer,420  Tweltth 
Mauzy  R  D,  physician,  7>'0  Eleventh 
MauEV  W  I,  physician,  730  Eleventh 
May  Henry,  butcher.  Seventh  and  Fil- 
bert 
May  Jno,  butcher,  SW  cor  Chester  and 

Seventh 
May  L,  Empire  Bakery,  709  Broadway 
McAllister  Mrs  H  A,    Kelsey    House, 

Telegraph  ave  and  Elm 
McCabe  M,  groceries,  751  Seventh  cor  of 

Market 
McCall  Chas,  grocer,  1663  San  Pablo 
McCarthy  Miss    Mary,    boarding,  415 

Seventh 
McCallum  J  G,  atty  at  law,  859  Bdwy 
McClanes  W  S,  stock  and    sale   yard, 

San  Pablo  and  Park  aves 
McCleverty  ft  Noblett,     livery  stable, 

862  Broadway 
McCloud  C  H,  livery  stable,  852  Ninth 
McClure  Bros,  watchmakers,   jewelers, 

gunsmiths  and  machinists,  1073  Bdwy 
McConnell  J  D.   saddler  and  harness- 
maker,  809  Broadway 
McCourtney  Paul,  plumber,  Forty-sec- 

ond  and  Telegraph  ave 
McCulIoughft  Co,  produce,SE  cor  Eighth 

and  Washington 
McCrackon  Hugh,  grocer,  1237  Peralta 

HoBAHIEL  T  J,  collector  and  atty, 
455  Eighth 

McElroy  James,  groceries,  Seventh  and 
Clay 

McFadden  B,  lawyer,  456  Eighth 

McFadden  M,  liquors,  814  Broadway 

McGovern  ft  Cahill,  paper  hangings  and 
window  shades,  1155  Broadway 

Mclntire  J   J,  box  factory,  507  Second 

McKeand  -^,  searcher  of  records,  SE  cor 
Fourth  and  Broadway 

McKenzie  Wm  W,  undertaker  and  cor- 
oner, SE  cor  Eighth  and  Broadway 

McKenzie  ft  Co,  bakers  and  confection- 
ers, 910  Broadway 

McLaughlin  ft  Macdonald,  ins  and  V«al 
estate,  456  Central  ave 

McLean  Eil,  real  estate,  1009  Broadway 

MoLEAlf  J,  ijrodnce  and  poultry,  1309 

Telegraph  ave 
MeKee  Robt  L,  lawyer,  456  Eighth 


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McKioley  D  A*  wood  and  coa^,  Tenth 

and  Washington 
M oNalege  J  H,  saloon,  801  Broadway 
IfcWethy  E,  batcher,  1708   Telegraph 

ave 
Meacbam  H  A,  propr  Bartlett  House, 

473  Seventh 
Meedicus  A,  florist  and  seedsman,  San 

Pablo  ave  and  Twenty-seventh 
Mee  Miss  M.  dressmaking    and  fancy 

goods,  1315  Sau  Pablo  avo 
Mellor  &  Uyan,  auctioneers  and  second 

hand  furniture,  466  and  468  Central 

ave  .  J 

H07KE  D,  groceries  and  provisions, 

Broadway  and  Sixth 
Menomy  H  C,  agt  for  Cnonnel  pottery, 

470  Thirteenth 

MENTZ  FREDERICK,  grocer.  Cen- 
ter and  Sixteenth 

MERRIAM  &  COt  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 1221  Broadway 

Merrinan  A  F  &  Son,  dentists,  NW  cor 
Eleventh  and  Broadway 

Merritt  Saml,  Oakland  Lumber  Yard, 
First  and  Washington;  ofiice  22  Cali- 
fornia st,  room  1 1 ,  San  Francisco 

Merritt  8,  capitalist,  404  Twelfth 

Mertz  J  H,  windmills,  1368  San  Pablo 
ave 

Metcalf  Geo  D,  lawyer,  921  Broadway, 
Willcox  block 

Meyer  A,  hats  and  caps,  107 1  Bdwy 

Miloury  Saml,  real  estate,  956  Bdwy 

Miller  F  B  &  Co,  wholesale  and  retail 
grocers,,  413  Twelfth 

Muler  Fred  J,  paper  ruler  and  book- 
binder, 921  Broadway,  Willcox  block 

Miller  Jnn,  blacksmitbing,  San  Pablo 
ave  station 

Miller  V,  assistant  jailor.  Court  House 

Miller  Flora,  hotel.  417  First 

MILLER  &  SMITH,  attvs  at  law,  SE 
coi*  Broadway  and  Eighth 

Miller  &  Winsor,  sewer  and  chimney 
pipe,  1200  Broadway 

Mdhkeu  S,  dressmaker,  1361  Telegraph 
ave 

MILLmOTON  J  f.,  tuochcr  of  danc- 
insr,  377  Twelfth 

Milloni  C  A  &  Co,  fish,  9  and  11  City 
Market 

Milloslavich  J,  restaurant,  459  Seventh 

MIRAHOA  J  B,  liquors,  407  Eighth 
Mitchell  Juo  H,  grocer,  NW  cor  Fifth 

and  Castro 
MITCHELL  S  H,  bailifr,  City  Hall 
Milchell  V  P,  sign  painter,  406  Eighth 
Mix  Gustavo  L,  searcher  of  reconk,  481 

Seventh  

MONTAGUE  W  W  ft  00.  atove*  and 

and  kitchen  furniture,  NW  corTwdfthj 

and  Franklin 


Montgomery  Ed  A,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
Seventh  and  Washington 

Montgomery  Zach,  lawyer,  921  Broad- 
way, Willcox  block 

Moody  V  D,  prest  F  N  Gold  Bank,  969 
Broadway 

Moore  A  A,  lawyer.  Ninth  and  Bdwy 

Moore  T  S,  boarding  and  livery  stable, 
457  Eighth 

Moran  Bernard,  liquors,  San  Pablo  ave 
and  Thirty-sixth 

MORGAN  a,  importers  and  dealers  in 
wines  and  liquors,  326  Central  ave 

MORGAN  CONSERVATORY  OF 
MUSIC,  S  W  Leach  director,  528 
Eighteenth  bet  San  Pablo  and  Tele- 
graph aves 

Moraan  G  L,  cityattorney.  City  Hall 

MORGAN  T  W,  city  engineer.  City 
Hall 

Moriey  Miles,  boots  and  shoes,  857 
Broadway 

MORSE  H,  propr  "Ladies, Home  Jour- 
nal" and  millinery,  J 115  Broadway 

MORSE  H  N,  law,  detective  and  col- 
lection agency,  SE  cor  Broadway  and 
Eighth 

Morton  H,  merchant  tailor,  505  Seventh 

Mosco  Euesto,  saloon,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 
Broadway 

Muller  Fred,  Liberty  Bakery 

Mueller  &  Steifunoni,  jewelers  and  watch- 
makers, 923  Broadway 

Mulliken  Mrs  H  L,  restaurant,  1167 
Washington 

Mullhaupt  Rudolph,  boots  and  shoes, 
1624  San  Pablo  ave 

Murphy  J  W,  saloon,  1756  Telegraph 
ave 

Myers  F  F,  lime,  iron  stone  sewer  pipes, 
Third  and  Washington 

Nagle  George  D,  brick  manufacturer, 
271  Fourth 

Naismith  J  S  M,  fancy  goods,  1161 
Broadway 

Naismith  G  S,  groceries,  531  Eighth 

NASH,  BROWN  ft  CO,  groceries,  SE 
cor  Eighth  and  Webster 

Negrini  James,  restaurant,  459  Ninth 

Nolle  Wm,  butcher,  371  Twelfth 

Neller  k,  Fuegel,  liquors,  agent  for 
Fredericksburg  Lager  Beer,  NW  cor 
Fifteenth  and  San  Pablo  ave 

Newland  A,  pmpr  Newland  House,  472 
Seventh 

Newland  k  Pumyaa,  livery  stable,  Sev- 
enth near  <]ei>ot 

NICOLL  ALEXANDER,  merchant 
tailor,  853  Broadway 

Nicholl  John  H,  propr  NichoU  House, 
Ninth  and  Washington 

Niohols  Mr*  K  S,  lodjpngs,  921  Broad- 
way, Willcox  block 


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Noisat    P,   liquors,   580   Jeffenon    ccr 

Fourth 
Noll  J,  liquors,   SW  cor   Eighth    and 

Webster 
Nordhausen  C  &  A,  Novelty   Auction 

House,  839  Broadway 
HUNAN  J  J,  marble  works,  1417  San 

Pablo  ave  ;  - 

Nye  E,  grocer,  315  Second 

NYE  STEPHEN  Q.  Iawyer,g21  Broad 

way,  Willcox  block 
Oakland  Bank  of  Saving^s,  E  C  Sessions 

presiilent,    NE    cor   Broadway     and 

Twelfth 
OAKLAND  BREWERY,  Kramm  & 

Dieves  proprs,  cor  Telegraph  ave  and 

Diirant 

OAKLAND  BUSINESS  COLLEGE, 

D  C  Taylor  principal,  SE  cor  Twelfth 

and  Frmkin 
OAKLAND    COURIER  AND  JOB 

PRINTINa  OFFICE,  McMullam  & 

Thacker  proprs,  1004  Broadway 
"OAKLAND  DAILY  TIMES,"  J  B 

VVynian  manager,  i>52  Broadway 

OAKLAND  DENTAL  ROOMS  1116 

Urxadway,  rooms  1  and  2 

Oakland  Dime  Express,  John  Ruth 
propr,  1052  Broadway 

OAKLAND  FREE  LIBRARY,  Pres- 
ton Moore  president,  V  M  Campbell 
secretary,  Miss  Ina  diolbrith  .libra- 
riiin.  Fourteenth  near  City  Hall 

Oakland  Ous  Light  Co,  J  West  Martin 
president,  421  Minth 

OAKLAND  HOME  INSURANCE 

CO,  409  Ninth 

"OAKLAND  JOURNAL."  A  M  Schutt 

publisher,  (ierm  vni.i  Hall  buil<1i'i(( 
Oakland     Light    Cavalry,    una       -tied, 
1069  Broaifway 

OAKLAND  RAILROAD  CO.  J  ^    m 

ery  president,  H  H  Town  secretary,  J 
\V  Knox  treasurer,  (i  V  Loring  supt, 
021  Broadway,  Willcox  block 

OAKLAND  WHITE  LABOR  CIQAR 

FACTORY,  Tliirteenth  and  Center 
O'Connell  Jumos,  liquors,  1092  Twenty- 
Fourth,  cor  Filbert 
O'Connell  ft  Co,  dry  goods,  Broadway 

and  Thirtoenth 
O'Connor  J,  marble  yard.  Seventh  and 

Castro 
Odd  Fellows  Ilnll,  P  J  Ipsen  librarian, 

Franklin  and  Eleventh 
OODEN  R  C.  short  hand  reporter,  921 

Broadway,  Willcox  block 
O'Oroy  E,  liquors,  001  Franklin 
O'Keete  John,  groceries,   1642  Telegraph 

ave 
Olmstedt  L  H  Mrs,  lodging,  1253  Bdwy 
Obey  &  Co,  real  estate,  1106  Broadway 
O'Neill  Edward,  grocer,  1248  Center 


Opitz  B,  cigarmaker,  1380  Broadway 

OREGON  HOUSE,  J  C  Gage  propr, 
1156  Broadway 

O'Shea  J  J,  plumber,  San  ^^blo  are  and 
Twenty-fifth 

O'Toole  J  P  *  Co,  dry  goods,  953  Wash- 
ington 

Outram  D  J,  boots  and  shoes,  1219 
Broadway 

Pacific  Pottery,  J  C  Parkinson  agent, 
1164  Broadway 

PACinC  PRESS  PXTBUSHING  AS- 
SOCIATION, bjok,  job  and  music 
printing,  electrotypinir,  stereotyping 
and  type  foundry.  Twelfth  and  Cas- 
tro 

Page  F  S,  groceries,  46-t  Elleventh 

Page  Geo  F,  music  teacher,  1316  Tele- 

Sraph  ave 
m  C,   cigars  and  tobacco,   SW  cor 
Seventh  and  Broadway 

Palmer  Charles  E,  treasurer  and  tax  col- 
lector. Court  House,  rooms  1  and  2 

Palmer  H  A,  cashier  Union  National 
Gold  Bank,  SE  cor  Ninth  and  Broad- 
way 

Paquis  A,  liquors.  1259  San  Pablo  ave 

Parker  Miss  S,  dressmaker,  476  Central 
ave 

Partenscky  Chas,  laundry,  1370  Cen- 
tral ave 

Paul  C,  stoves,  tinware,'etc,  1618  Tele- 
graph ave 

Paul  John  A  &  Son,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 815  Broadway 

Patronuk  k  Jones,  butchers,  1321  and 
i;W3San  Puhloave 

Pawn,  Chu  k  Co,  Chinese  and  Japanese 
goods,  464  Central  ave 

Pearce  S  E,  physician,  Fourteenth  and 
Broad  vay 

I'erry  s  A  &  Co,  picture  li  iie.^  and  ar- 
tist-," materials,  1151  Bro.ulway 

I'ei  u  Wni,  suloon,  47  '  and  475  Eighth 

Pfester  .)  ilinn.  grocci,  ^E  cor  .San  Pablo 
ave  and  Adeline 

PHELPS  F  M,  Miller  s  (  iniiu  Com- 
i)re38ed  Yeast,  (i.")!  Washiuutoii 

PHELPS,  MURPHY  &  CO,  lumber 
dealers,  door-"  wiiulows,  blinds  and 
glass,  SE  cor  Second  and  Washington 

Phillips  D  J,  sewing  uiichinc  agent,  762 
Seventh 

PIERCE  ft  CO,  harlnare  and  cullery, 
1209  Broadway  ■■>  1210  San  1  ablo 
ave 

Pinkerton  T  H,  physician,  418  Twelfth 

PLOMTEAUX  ft  RAL'^,  dontisft. 

NE  cor  Broadway  and  Twelfth 
PLUNKETT     J     C,     lawyer,     4694 

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Pond  &  Divis,   livery  and  sale  atftble, 

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FOOPE  HORACE    £,  phyrlcian,    1116 

Broadway,  rooma  1  and  o 
Portal  A,  propr  Sw:;,^  Cottage,  Twelfth 
Porter    Bros    &    Wing,    produce,    462 

Eleventh 
Posey  A  O,  physician,  1156  Broadway 
Ponnstone  A  L,  advertising  agent,  921 

Broadway,  Willcox  block 

FRATHEB  W  L,  notary  public.  483 
Seventh 

Pratt  ft  Miner,  wood,  coal,  hay  and 
grain.  Telegraph  ave  and  Bay 

Prenveille  Mrs  K,  dressmaker,  617  Sixth 

Price  James  K  ft  Son,  wood  and  coal, 
Sl£  cor  Seventh  and  Peralta 

Pulcifer  A  \V,  blacksmith,  1362  San 
Pablo  ave 

Pumyea  N  D,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Seventh 
near  depot 

Quaokenbush  Geo,  groceries,  1473  San 
Pablo  ave 

RADEKAGHER  A  P,  sewer  contrac- 
tor, 1  nOBroadway,  res  N  W  cor  Wood 
and  Seward 

RADINO  FREDERICK,  upholsterer, 
1229  Broadway 

Raffs  Bros,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors, 
671  and  673  Broadway 

Randlett  H  A,  propr  liindlett  House, 
Park  ave  opp  race  track 

RANLETT  HORACE  D,  president 
The  Real  Estate  Union,  921  Broad- 
way, Willcox  block 

Raphael  M,  second-hand  fnmiture,  703 
Broadway 

RAT  JEN  D,  groceries,  NW  cor  Fifth 
and  JeAbrson 

Raver  C  E,  produce,  1712  Telegraph  ave 

READ  WINFIELD  S,  deputy  con- 
stable, 483  Seventh 

READ  WINIXELD  S  &  CO,  collector, 

483  Seventh 
Reading  J,   jeweler    and  watchmaker, 

1019  Broadway 
REAL  ESTATE  UNION,  (The),  Hor 

ace  D  Ranlett  president,  \Vm  H  Jor- 
dan manager,  921  Broadway,  Willcox 

block 
RECTOR  L  J,  deputy  city  clerk,    <^ity 

Hall 
REDMAN  R  A.    lawyer,    021   Broad 

way,  Willcox  block 
Reed  F  M  ft  Co,  millinery,  1161  Bdwy 
Reed  O  P,  livery  stable,  1316  San  Pablo 

ave  

REED  ROBERT,  artificial  limbs,  954 

Broadway 
Reese  John,  lamp  stock,   coal  oil  and 

crockery,  507  Seventh 
Regensburgor  M,  physician,  469)  Myrtle 
Reichenberg   B  V,    fancy    goods,    1111 

Broadway 
Reichert  E,  grocer,  Brash  and  Seventh 


Rei^hert  L  F,  grocer,  1673  San  Pablo 
Reiliiy  ft  Bradway,  physcians,  NW  cor 

Eleventh  and  Broadway 
Railly  P  J,  druggist,  847  Broadway 

REHILLARD  BRICK  COHPANT, 

P  N  Remillard  prest,   nr  Webster  St 

Bridge 
RENKENH,  professor  of  Baunscheidt's 

Healing  Method.  461  Ninth 
Reuter  Charles,  dyeing  and  cleaning,  916 

Broadway 
Reynolds  R  T,  Bollevue  House,    1305 

New  Broadway 
RICE   JOHN,    wood    and    coal,  1214 

Market 
Rice  ft  White,  butchers,  2,  4  and  6  City 

Market 
Richard  W  A,  livery  stable,  514  Four- 
teenth 
RICHARDSON  J  B,  lawyer,  921  Broad- 
way, Willcox  block 
Roberts  Henry,  butcher,  466  Eleventh 
ROBERTS  W  E,  merchant  tailor,  466 

Eighth 
Robinson  A,  carpetl>eater,  523  Second 
Rocer  John,  liquors,  710  Broadway 
RODE  C.  locksmith,  869  Center 
Rodolph  ft  Co,  stationer  and  bookseller, 

1003  Broadway 
Roff  Harry  Ij,  inst  ogt,  1004  Broadway 
Rohan  Mrs  L,  employment  office,  525 

Eighth 
Rosenberg   L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  909 

Broadway 
Rosenberg  N,  cigars  and  tobacco,   SW 

cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway 
Rosunk  (lustav,  M  I),  456  Seventh 
Rosenthal  A,  dry  goods,  812  Broadway 
Rouse    Warren    A    ft    Co,    commisaiun 

merchants,  1 358  Telegraph  ave 
Rowan  P,  liquors,  716  Franklin 
Kowse  Samuel,  butcher,  312  B 
Ruck  F  R,  board  and  lodging  house,  476 

Central  ave 
Ruth  John,  liquors  and  shooting  gallery, 

1052  Broatlway 
RUTHERFORD  C  B.  house  and  sign 

paintt-r,  1016  Broadway 
Ryan  M  J,  saloon,  W8  Seventh 
Sackett  School,  D  P  Sackett   principal, 

529  lloLitrt 
Sagehoru  W  T,  hay  and  grain,  473  »Sixth 

SALINGER   BROS,    dry   goods,    1105 

Broadway 
Salmon*  Mallett,  butchers,  578  Jefforson 
Salomon    Aron,  clothing,  831  Broadway 
Samm   Jacob,   flouring  mills,  First  and 

Cluy 
Samuels  Bamett,  tailor,  813  Sroadway 
Samueln  S,  jeweler,  912  Broadway 
Santos  .1 ,  advei  tising  agent,  769  Seventh 
Sandford  Bros,  gen  mdse,  groceries,  1802 

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Sanford  £  P,  druggist,  Tenth  and  Bdwy 
Scanlon  Mrs  Ann,  grocer,  753  Market 
Sr   aefer    k   Welti,     restaurant,     1022 

Broadway 
Schaffer  L,  butcher,  828  Broadway 
Scharman  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,   1067 

Broadway 
Schayer  H,  liquors,  1307  San  Pablo  ave 
Schellhaas  H,    furniture,    carpets  and 

crockery,  404  to  412  Eleventh 
Sshetzel  Aug,  garden,  572  Seventh 
Schinkler  H,  bakery,  1700  Telegraph  ave 
Schlotzhauer  P  H,  saloon,  482  Eighth 
Schmidt  ft  Fieberling,  liquors,  842  Bdwy 
Schmitt    ft     Grunewald,     saloon,    46G 

Seventh 
SchoU  C  If,  machinist,   gun   and  lock 

smith.  Tenth  and  Washington 
Sch'apm  Matbieu,    artist  and 

grapher.  Market  St  Station 

SGHSEIBEB  CHBISTIAN,  carpets 

and  furniture,  1107  Broadway 
•Schuler  J,  grocer,  842  Webster 
Schultz  ft  Kock,  groceries,   liquors,  gen 
mdse,  NW  cor  Forty-fifth   and  Tele- 


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unhoff  B  F,  druggist,  462  Seventh 

Scott  Charity  &  Co,  grocers,    802  Bdwy 

Scovill  Ives,  Oakland  Iron  Works,  511 

and  513  Second 
Scranton   Theo    E,    books,   stationery, 

toys.  861  Broadway 
SCBIBNER  0  W,  butcher,  1233  Bdwy 
Sears  Edwin   B  ft  Co,  carpenters,  512 

Seventh 

Seeglets  August,   barber,  807  Broadway 
Seitz  ft  Mauser,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers,  1008  Franklin 
Selfridge  J  M,   physician,    1068  Broad- 
way, room  8 
Selna  ft  Becht,  liquors,  SE  cor  Eleventh 

and  Broadway 
Senram  F,  boots  and  shoes,  963  Bdwy 
Seris  James,  spring  bed  raanuf,  1310  San 

Pablo  ave 
Sessions  E    C,   office,    Highland    Park 

Tract,  422  Twelfth 
SHATTTJCK    &  CO,  real  estate,   467 

Ninth 
Shea  M  J,  saloon,  cor  First  and  Brush 
Shearer  Sextus,    justice  of  peace,    476 

Eighth 
Shaw  M  Mrs,  lodging  house,  462  Ninth 
Sheell  W,  house  mover,  367  Seventh 
Siesbuttel    D,    machinist    and    model 

maker,  364  Ninth 
Siesbuttel  M,  sign  painter,  367  Ninth 

"SIGNS  OF  THE  TIMES"     (The) 

Twelfth  and  Castro 
Simon  O  S,  butcher,  1553  N  Broadwav 
Simon  John,  machinist,  locksmith,  bell- 
hanger,  004  Washington 
Simons  J,  liquors,  415  Seventh     '>  ' 


Simpson  R  F,  livery  stable,  1352  San 

Pablo  ave 
Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  F  Wm  Sher- 

wood  agt,  915  Washington 
Skilling  D,  physician,  1 1 16  Broadway 
Slicer  Hugh,  pres  Alameda  Macadamis- 
ing Co,  954  Broadway 
SLOANAIIEB    J    N,  dying,  cleaning 

and  tailoring,  1247  Telegraph  ave 
Smith  Mrs  A  C,  dressmaker,  1156  Bdwy 
Smith  C  H,  gents  furnishing  goods,  951 

Broadway 
Smith  Chas  H,  butcher,  1319  Brush 
Smith  C  -L,  engraver  and  litographer, 

1313  N  Broadway 
Smith  Christian,  butcher,  858  Broadway 
Smith  E  M,  dist  assessor 
Smith  John  0  N,  carriage  painter,  520 

Seventh 
Smith  J  H,  saloon,  477  Ninth 
Smith  Wm,  liquors,  401  Tenth 
Smith  ft  Jacobs,  barbers,  1214  Bdwy 
Snow    and    Ragsdale,    ins    agts,    1162 

Broadway 
SNTDER  A  J,  real  estate  467  Ninth 
SNTDEB  S  P,  manager  Galindo  Hotel, 

Eighth  and  Franklin 
Sohst    Bros,  carriage  builders.    Eighth 

and  Franklin 
Spence  George,  artisan  well-borer,  522 

Ninth 
Spence  Mrs  W  G,  dressmaker,  522  Ninth 
Si)encer  John,  plumber   and   gasfitter, 

San  Pablo  ave  and  Twenty-sixth 
Sproul*  Sisters,  dry  and  fancy    goods, 

Broadway  opp  Fourteenth 
Stack  Wm,  butcher,  802  Harrison 

STANDABD   FIRE  INSUBANCE 
CO  OF    NEW   ZEALAND,  J  B 

Miranda  agt,  407  Eighth 
S+ange  ft   Hmk,  dry  gootls,  871  and  873 

Broadway;  Sixteenth  and  Capp,S  F 
Star  Mills  Depot,   Star   ft  Co    proprs, 

Foster's  wharf,  Franklin 
Starkweather    ft    Son,  carpets  and  oil 

cloths,  1155  Broadway 
STEEN  0  F,  deputy  assessor.  City  Hall 
Steen  A,  tailor,  902  Washington 
Stephenson  S,  house  and  sign  painter, 

483  Seventh 
Stevenson  F  R  ft  Co,  china  and  glaas- 

%vare,  1082  Broadway 
Stevenson  ft  Ware,  boots  and  shoes,  1163 

Broadway 
Stewart  Mrs  E  J,  ladies  hairdresser,  470 

Ninth 
Stewart  W   H,  employvient  office  and 

barber,  470  Ninth 
Sticer  C  B,  livery  stable,  613  Broadway 
Still  well  ft  Son,  bill  posters  and  distiibut- 

ers,  Washington  and  Ninth 
Stokes  Wm.  architect,  NE  oor  Broad- 
way and  Twelfth 


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Stockhatn  Q  H,  physician,  471  and  473 

Seventh 

BTRATHEBN  WM,  merchant  tailor, 

1206  Broadway 
Strcit  Wm,  liquors,  1050  Franklin 
Strickland   L  Sidney,    stationery^  ^apd 

bookseller,  1061  Broadway 
Strong  J  D,  photographer,  1223  Bdwy 
Stuart  D,  boots  and  shoes,  961  Washing 

ton 
Sullivan  James,  saloon,  462  Sixth 
Sullivan  James,  marble  cutter,  1624  San 

Pablo  ave 
Surryhne  VVm  &  Co,  real  estate,    483 

Ninth 
Swale  H  L,  engraver,  958  Broadway 
Swift  T,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  A  and 

Hannah 
Swiss  Cottage,  A  Portal  propr,  Twelfth 

opp  Lake  Merritt 
Taft  H  C  &  Co,  dry  goods,  1165  Broad 

way 
TAlfET   JOSIAH   D,    carpenter  and 

builder,  371  Eleventh 
TATLOR  CHAS  L,  carpets,  wall  paper 

and  furniture,  1060  Broadway 
Taylor  k  Co,  dealer  in  lumber,  foot  of 

Washington 
Taylor  Edward,  agt  "Call,"  "Bulletin." 

and  "Alta,"  855  Broadway 
Taylor  John  B,  butcher,  San  Pablo  ave 

and  Grove 
Teehan  Danl,  grocer,  SW  cor  Hannah 

and  A 
Teeter  Ann,  restaurant,  412  Tenth 
Temey  John,  liquors,  854  Broadway 
Terry  Chester    N,  atty    at    law,    1001 

Broadway 
ThackerThos,  butcher,  971  Third 
Thane  J  E,  cashier  Home  Mutual  Fire 

Ins  Co,  922  Broadway 
Thayer  E  F,  saloon,  464  Eighth 
Thayer  Ned,  billiard  parlor,   863  B<lwy 
The  American  Mercantile  Union,  '^raui 

&  Gardner  managera,  915  Washington 
Thomas  W  E,  wood  and  coal,  41 3  Tenth 
Thnme  John,  b-mts  and  shoes,  403  Sixth 
THOMPSON  REV  JOHN,  clergyman 

(M   E),  district  superintendent  Bible 

Society,  1.352  Franklin 
Thompson  &  West,    pubs  "Illustrated 

County    Histories,"    1310   Telegraph 

ave  and  1313  N  Broadway 
Thomson  Wm,  bakery,   1218  Broadway 
Thomson  Saml,  agt  Union  Ins  Co,  1008 

Broadway 

TICHENOR  &  CONRABI.  manufac- 
turers of  cigars  and  dealers  in  tobacco, 
467  Seventh 

Tilley  G  H,  constable,  864  Broadway 

TDSTKHAM  M  M,  livery  stable,  NW 
cor  Twelfth  and  Webster  , 

Todd  J  C  &  Co,  real  estate,  1014  Bdwy 


TOWNS  H  H,  secretary  Oakland  R  R 

Co,  921  Bdwy, 
Trescntt  J  C,  hvery  stable,  405  Twelfth 
"TRIBUNE  EVENING,"  (daily  and 

weekly),    "Tribune"    Publishing    Co 

proprs,  406  Twelfth 

"TRIBinsrE"  PUBLISHINO  CO,  Wm 

Dargie  manager,  406  Twelfth 
Troy  J  H,  ins  agt,  459  Ninth 
Tucker  S  O,  physician,  1601  Telegraph 

ave 
Turner  &  Strawbridge,  restaurant,  458 

Central  ave 
Tuttle  C  A,  atty  at  law,  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Ninth 
Twombly  C  H,   cashier  First  National 

Gold  Bank,  969  Broadway 
Tyrell  Jeremiah,  sheriff.  Court  House 
Underwood  T  A,  sewerage  contractor. 

Thirteenth 
Union  National  Gold  Bank,  A  C  Henry 

pres,  SE  cor  Niath  and  Broadway 
Union  Savings  Bank,  J  West  Martin 

pres,  SE  Broadway  and  Ninth 
Union  Ticket  Office,  J  C  Todd  agt,  1014 

Broadway 

VAN  VOORHIES  WILLIAM,  atty 

at  law,  859  Broadway 

Veiteh  k  Knowles,  carpenters,  364  Thir- 
teenth 

Verhave  A,  physician  and  druggist,  970 
Broadway 

Viele  Andrew  J,  musical  wareroom,  969 
Washington       

VISCOVICH  JOHN,  C  P  Oyster  and 
Colfee  Saloon,  Market  St  Station,  Se- 
venth 

Vogelsanger  k  Burgelin,  butcher,Twelfth 
and  Market 

Vogt  George,  barber,  1459  San  Pablo 
ave 

Vogt  D,  liquors,  836  Webster 

VROOMAN  ft  DAVIS,  attys  at  law, 

NE  Broadway  and  Twelfth 
Waite  Cornelius,  carpenter,  527  Eighth 
Walker  T  L,  ins  agt,  4,')7  Central  ave 
Wallace  Bros,    New  York  Tea  Co,  833 

Broadway 
Wallace  H  T,  dressmaker,  550  Seventh 
Wallace  William,  teacher,  550  Seventh 
Walmslcy   P  k  Co,  oyster  saloon,  968 

Broadway 
Warboys  J  W,  druggist,  1451  San  Pablo 

ave 
Warner    Franklin,     real    estate,    1100 

Broadway 
Warner  J,  dentist,  1 1 16  Broadway 

WARREN  FRANK  M,  butcher,  SE 

cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Twenty-eighth 
Warren  O  P,  physician,  403  Fourteenth 
Washington     Hotel,     Benoit     Lavorel 
Longe  propr,  Second  and  Washing- 
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Washington  Jmum,    barber,   1275  San 

Pablo  ave    .     . 
WASHINGTON  RESTAURANT,  S 

Elliugsworth  propr  (meals    15    cts), 
]204  Broadway 
Watkins  C  W,  batcher,  533  Eighth 

WATT  THOMAS,  atty  at  law,  859 

Broadway 
Watts  S,  carpenter   and  builder,  427 

Eleventh 
Webster  EU,  atty  at  law,  864  Bdwy 
Wehrstadt  V  Mis^,    dressmaker,   1252 

San  Pablo  ave 
Weis  &  Umlauf,  bakery,  707  Broadway 
Welch  Martin,  liquors,  1538  Curtis 
Welch   Walter,    carpenter,    369    Nine- 
teenth 

WELLS,  FARGO  EXPRESS  CO,  R  C 

Gaskill  agt,  472  Ninth 

Wemmer  David,  propr  Teutonia  Hall, 
416  and  418  Eighth 

Wemmer  John,  cabinet  maker  and  car- 
penter, 375  Eighth 

West  Anne  Mrs,  straw  works,  552  Sev- 
enth 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  B  R 
Bates  manager,  1002  Broadway 

Weston  S  E,  grocerios,  919  Washington 

WESTON  &  WELSH,  Clinton  Flour 
Mills,  423  and  425  Eleventh 

WETMORE  J  L  &  GO,  real  estate,  956 
Broadway 

Weymouth  T  D,  carnage  maker,  370 
Twelfth 

Wharton    Mrs  Maria,    physician, 
Broadway 

Whitehead    II   0,   notary   public, 
Broadway 

Wichelhausen    H,    shirt    manufr, 
Washington 

Wiggin    Marcus  P,    atty  at  law, 
Broadway 

Wilbert  Jacob,  liquors,  1208  Broadway 

WILCOX  P  S,  real  estato,  467  Ninth 

NVilkie  David,  butchw,  Telegraph  ave 
and  Plymouth 

WILLARD  JOHN  F,  deputy  county 
clerk,  City  Hall 

Williams  Mrs  E  J,  dressmaker,  758  Sev- 
enth 

Williams  F  ft  Co,  crockery  and  groce- 
ries, 1325  Snn  Pablo  ave 

Williams  N,  restaurant  and  bakery,  463 
Seventh 

Williams  P  A,  hairdrfsscr,  323  Twelfth 

Wilson  House,  1165  Washiagtoa 

Wilson  M  B,  proprss  Centennial  House, 
525  Fourteenth 

Wilson  Mrs,  physician,  Fourteenth  and 
Broadway  

WEIDER  FRANK  R,  manufr  cigars 
and  dealer  in  tobacco,  SW  cor  Sixth 
and  Broadway 


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Witkowsky  H,  tailor,  803  Broadway 

Witkowsky  Nathan,  barber,  465  Sixth 

WHARTON,  BOYD  ft  CO,  auction- 
eers and  commissioii  merchants,  1205 
Broadway  and  1206  San  Pablo  ave 

V/heeler  P,  physician,  418  Twelfth 

Wheeler  W  P,  groceries,  1211  Broadway 
and  1212  San  Pablo  ave 

WHEELER  ft  WILSON  MANU- 
FACTURING CO,  479  Ninth 

Whipple  0,  jailer,  Court  House,  room  8 

Whitney  &  Co.'s  Express,  L  Cahn 
agt,  865  Broadway 

Whitney  G  E,  lawyer,  911  Broadway 

Whittier,  Fuller  ft  Co,  paints,,  oils,  wall 
pnper,  etc,  412  and  414  Twelfth 

Whittom  C  F,  shorthand  reporter,  911 
Broadway 

Woemer  Jacob,  butcher 

Wood  A,  engineer,  1309  Clay 

WOODS  AMOS,  photographer,  1166 
Broadway 

Wood  A  A,  dressmaker,  526  Fourteenth 

Wood  John  F,  agt  for  S  T  Taylor's  Sys- 
tem Dress  Cutting,  and  dressmaking 
parlors,  375  Twelfth 

Wooils  1{,  '>culi8t  and  aurist,  NE  cor 
Broadway  and  Twelfth 

Woodard  W  W,  act  Adams'  Chronolo- 
gical Chart,  952  Broadway 

WOODWARD  ft  TAGGART,  real 
estate,  460  and  462  Eighth 

Woolaey  E  H,  physician,  NE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Twelfth 

Wong  Ty,  physician  and  surgeon,  469 
Eighth 

Worthington  C  N,  physician,  1156 
Broadway 

Wright  G  F,  searcher  of  records,  475 
Eighth 

Wriuht  G  H,  grocer,  272  B 

Wythe  Rev  J  H,  clergyman,  965  West 

Yates  ft  Co,  paints,  oils  and  lamp 
stock,  953  Washington 

Young  John  F,  jeweler  and  watchmaker, 
1003  Broadway 

YULE  JOHN,  atty  at  law,  921  Broad- 
way, Willcox  block 


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OAKLAND,  OAL. 
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Calls  the  attention  of  those  sufTering  from 
disease  to  the  fact  that  under  his  treatment 
all  deadly  diseased  matter  is  thoroughly 
eradicated  from  the  system. 

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MR.  STEPHEN  W.  LEACH" 

Begs  to  inform  the  residents  of  Oakland  and  San  Francisco  that  he 
ha«  undertaken  the  entire  and  sole  management.of  the 

Mop  Consemtorj  of  Mui 

(Founded  some  three  years  since  hj  the  late  John  ^P.  Morgan,)  and 
hopes  by  the  employment  of  thd  best  Teachers,  close  attention  to  busi- 
ness, and  strict  personal  supervision,  to  make  it  in  all  respects  worthy 
of  patronage. 

MR.  LEACH'S  long  experience  as  an  Opera  Singer  and  Actor  will 
enable  him  to  invest  his  Operatic  Classes  with  8{>eciul  interest  to  the 
Student.  ■' 

Attention  is  called  to  the 

Where  Students  of  the  Piano  may  enjoy  the  opportunity  of  playing 
once  a  week  with  the  best  Violin  and  Violoncello  players. 


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Terms  and  all  particulars  can  be  obtained  at  the  Conservatory,  now 
removed  to  a  more  commodious  and  desirable  building. 

No.  53S  Eighteenth  Street,  Oakland, 

Between  San  Pablo  and  Telegraph  Avenues. 

SHOULD  70U  DESIBE  TO  FIHICHASE  AN 

ARTIFICIAL   LIMB, 

It  would  be  well  for  you  to  call  and  »  ,;  , 

Ezamine  my  Improvements  before  Purchasing  Elsewhere. 

I  manufacture  Dr.   Blys'   Celebrated  Artificial  Lejjs  and  Arms,  with   Reed's  Im- 
proved Ankle  Joint  with  latteral  or  side  motion,  like  the  natural  one. 

Prices  RedMced,  Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 

Send  for  Descriptive  Circulars.     Sent  free  upon  application. 

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ALPHABVnCALLT. 


J.  J.  NUNAN, 


WiBSt  Side  San  Pablo  Avenue, 

Near  Eighleenlh  Street,         OAKLAND,  CAL. 


All  kinds  of  Mantel  Work,  Plumbers'  Slabs, 
Monuments,  Gravestones  and  Granite  Work.  All 
work  executed  in  a  workmanlike  manner  at  low 
rates. 


JAMES  SULLIVAN, 


14th  St.  and  Broadway, 


OAKLAND. 


All  kind!  of  Mantel  Work,  Plumb 
ers'  Slabi,  Gravestonw,  Monumcnta, 
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S.  "W.  Corner  of  Ninth  and  Washington  Streets, 

OAKLAND,  CAL- 

SUITES,  per  Month,  from $20.00  to  $40.00 

SINGLE  ROOMS,  im-  Month ."  .$8.00  t:.  $25.00 

LODGINGS,  per  Night,  from 50  cts  to^Sl.OO 

MEALS  AND  LODGING,  per  Day,  from $1.50  to'$2.00 

BOARD,  per  Month $2L50 

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The  Daily  TiiinuN.".  has  more  than  Double  the  Circulation  of  any  other 
paper  puliiishcd  in  Alai.ied  i  County.  It  ii  the  only  papor  in  Oaklund 
that  receives]  and  publirih^s  the  Ai^sociated  Prea^  Diapatcl.od  simultaue< 
oudly  with  the  San  Francidco  Dailies.     It  published  t  \e 

Latest.  Fiest  aeMlfi  Local  Reports 

ITS  EI»M®MI AILS 

Are  written  by  the  Best  Talent  in  the  State,  and  itH  News  Departntonts 
are  always  full  and  complete.    It  contains  a  daily  epitome  of 

The  News  of  the  World. 

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find  it  the  best  medium  for  advertising  on  thin  side  of  the  bay. 

WOODWARD  &  TAGGART. 
Real  Estate  Agents  and  Auctioneers.. 

I  believe  in  advertising,  as  I  have  proved  by  twenty-five  years'  business 
experience,  and  I  tind  The  Tribune  the  best  medium  in  Oakland. 

D.  STUART, 
Manufacturer  and  dealer  in  Boots  and  Shoes. 

Advertising  in  The  Tribune  pays  for  itself  several  times  over. 

HARRIS   BROS., 
Clothing  Merchants. 

The  Tribune  is  always  our  choice  for  advertising. 

.  "~  "      J.  GREEN  HOOD  &  BROS., 

Fancy  and  Dry  Goods  House. 

We  have  advertised  extensively  in  The  Oakland  Evening  Tribune, 
and  do  not  hesitate  in  saying  that  it  is  the  best  adverti-tiut;  medium  out- 
side of  San  Francisco.  KOHLER  &  CHASE, 

Piano  and  Music  Dealers. 

TRIBUNE  PUBLISHING  COMPANY. 


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T^^l^eeler  &  T^TilsorL 


The  E:siest  Ennning.  Fastest  Stitching, 
Back-Feed,  Straight  Nesdle 


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Kot  the  Wheeler  and  ^VIIhoii  Improved,  but 
an  Kntlrely  New  9Iaehine. 

479  Ninth  Street,    Oakland,  Gal. 

V.  A.  FORHYTH,  IHanaser. 


McCa  i;hy  &  Robinson,  merchants 
McCrellis  J  VV,  carpenter  nnd  joiner 
Meekcrs  M  E  &  A  r,  sawmills 
Meeker  S  A,  carpenter  and  joiner 
Pare  L,  liquors 

In  the  Best  stylf  un.l  at  the  verv  lowest  j.rlccs.  i  P^rry  J  C&  Kunisclell  G,  photographers 

'  Stittou  W,  carpenter  and  joiner 


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Iitt7  Telegraph  Avenue,  Oakland. 


Oak  Run, 

BlIASTA    COUNTY. 

Adams  E,  blacksmith 

Baker  O  E,  t-acher 

Bell  W,  physician 

Fender  A,  blacksmith 

.lacksoii  .1,  notary  public 

MORLEY  W   W,  gt-n  mdse  and  post 

master 
MytTB,  rearson,  Wilson  k  Co,  lumber 
Kediker  &  C)\venn,  sawmilla 


Taylor  W  ]'',  livery  stable 
Woolly  J  A.  doctor 


Olancha, 

INYO    COUNTY. 

WALKER  WM,  station  master  and 
postmaster 


Olema, 


MAUIN    COUNTY, 
Is  18  miles  northwest  of  San  Rafael. 


Occidental, 

SONOMA   COUNTY. 

Bailey  S   H,  carpenter  and  joiner 

BLAMEY  A  Ji  postmaster 

Burk  J  D,  butcher 

Colister  Oscar,  notary  public 

Connolly  J  D,  hotel 

Doty  W  L,  liquors  , 

Heit'run  A  J,  blacksmith 

Martin  Samuel,  shoemaker 


AmU-rson  IS'  (),  house  carpenter 
CRANDELL  WM  0  L,  gen  mdse  and 

puatmaster 
I'Vietllandur  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
(rarison  Wm,  farmer 
(iarcia  .luan,  butcher 
Haag  F,  boots  and  shoes 
Hennsey  M,  miner 
McMillian  J  no,  lK)ot  and  shoemaker 
Miller  Frank,  blacksmith 
Mills  (ieo  L,  painter 
Naav  Fred,  bootmaker 
NELSON  JOHN  hotel  and  livery  stable 
OLEMA  HOTEL,  J  Nelson  propr 
Olstead  M,  stoves  and  tinware 
iShafter  James  C,  physician  and  surgeon 
Trimble  I,  surve>'or 
WALKER  HUGE,  general  merchant 


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To  Tourists  in  quest  of  Health  or  Pleasure  this  House  is  unequalled  by 

any  other  in  Marin  County. 

Faniiliesor  parties  wishing  to  spend  a  vpcation  in  the  country,  GIVE 
US  A  CALL,  and  they  will  be  thoroughly  satisfied  with  the  treatment 
they  receive.  JOHN  NELSON,  Proprietor. 


Oleta, 

AMADOU   COUNTY, 

Is  distant  from  Sacramento  48  miles,  { 
from  which  it  is  reached  via  Amadorl 
Branch  of  the  Central  Pacitic  Railroad. 
Population  400  ;  support  derived  from 
the  mining  interests.  It  was  formerly' 
known  as  Fiddletown. 


Atkinson  Cdas  &  Bro 

Burt  F  L,  liquors 

Cooledge  S,  justic«  of  peac« 

Erauw  Pet«r,  gen  mdse 

Farnham  Chas,  lumber 

Gray  J  T,  constable 

Head  J  B,  gen  mdse 

Jewell  Bev  J  B,  clergyman  (Presby- 
terian) 

Pigeon  Alfred,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Schallhorn  Christopher,  wagonmaker 

Schroder  Henry,  brewery 

Sloat  E  A,  bootmaker 

Townsend  Mrs  E,  hotel 

Voto  Mrs  M,  hotel 

Wright  K  B,  druggist,  postmaster,  agt 
W,  F  A  Co  and  notary  public 

Yates  E  B,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 


Olimpo, 

COLUPA   COUNTY. 

BEERHAN  A,  gen    mdse  and 

master 
Reinhart  B,  blacksmith 
Body  Brothers,  liquors 


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Omega, 

NEVADA   COUNTY, 
la  12  miles  north  of  Nevada  City. 

BRAHDON  W  H,  postmaster 


Ophir, 

PLACER   COUNTY. 

Choate  Moses,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 
Enig  Peter,  stone  mason 
Gillmore  Mrs,  saloon 
Hamilton  Win,  mechanic 
Hutchinson  John,  boarding  house 
Hutchinson  Mrs  W  L,  saloon 
Keller  Adam,  saloon 
Kittlcrs  Mrs  E,  boarding  house 
Leavitt  C  U,  hotel 
Lineger  M  D,  carpenter 
Merrow  VV  C,  blacksmith  and 

maker 
Michels  Mrs  Caroline,  saloon 
Multncr  F,  gen  mdse 
Peck  Bev  N  B,  clergyman  (M  Ej 
Peterson  Chas,  mechanic 
Pillow  Wm,  boarding  house 
Bittinger.  — ,  blacksmith 
Bobinson  S,  painter 
Staples  &  Hathaway,  gen  mdse 
Sutton  W  D,  blacksmith 
Tamplin  W,  butcher 


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Orange, 

L08   ANGELEB   COUNTY, 

On  the  Southern  Pacific  Bailroad,  33 
miles  from  Los  Angeles. 


ANDERSON  J  W,  ogt  A  H  McClelland 

Beach  Chas,  orange  nursery 

Beach    Joseph,     orange    orchard    and 

plows 
Clark  A  B,  orange  grove 
Coldwell  B,  shoemslcer 
Crowd)!  r  B  L,  gen  mdse  and  ins  agt 
Davis  Miss  Bosa,  teacher 
Green  Bev  John  B,  pastor  M  E  Church 
Hayward  D  C,  orange  nursery 
HARWOOD  NATHAN  D,  postmaster 

and  school  supplies 
Howard  M  K,  mill  and  wheelwright 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


The  Medel  <)*miner«Ia1  Collrce 
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California — Orange-Oroville. 


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Isbell  J  F,  constable 
Jenkins  J  Y,  justice  of  peace 
Joslin  E  M,  physician  and  surgeon 

McClelland  a  h,  (j  w  Anderson 

iigt),  gen  mdae,  hardware  and  agricul- 
tural implemeuts 

Medlock  J  R,  physician 

Mosbaugh  G  J,  orange  orchard 

ORANGE  HOTEL,  VVm  L  Uubottom 

Peters  M  A,  supt  Santa  Ana  Valley 
Irrigation  (^o 

BUBOTTOM  W  L,  propr  Orange  Hotel 
and  blacksmith 

Rusk  Samuel,  orange  grove 

Santa  Ana  Valley  Irrigation  Co,  A  B 
Whitney  secy,  M  A  Peters  supt 

Scott  Wm  M,  orange  orchard 

Sibley  W  E,  orange  nursery 

Squires  W  E,  teacher 

Whitney  A  B,  secy  Santa  Ana  Valley 
Irrigation  Co  and  ins  agt 

Wright  Chas,  orange  nursery 


Los  Angeles  Co.,  GaL 

W2I.  L.  RUBOTTOM,  -  Proprietor. 

Excellent   accommodations    for    com 
meicinl   travelers   and    tourists.     An  ac 
comniodation  wagon  attends  all  trains  at 
Oraiige  Station.      Passengers  conveyed  to 
all  points. 


Oreg^on  House, 


YUBA   COUNTY 


BROWN  BROS,  livery,  sale  and  feed 
stable 

Brown  — ,  constable 

Cole  &  Bernhard  Misses,  millinery  and 
dressmaking 

Corothers  Jno,  saloon 

Coulter  C,  saloon 

Freeman  &  Klemmer,  tin  and  hardware 

DODSONTH.  justice  of  peace 

Dyer  R  E,  tin  shop 

Griffith   J,   blacksmithing  and  variety 
store 

HANBY  J  W,  bakery 

HEATON  A  A,  harness 

Uoaton  Miss  E,  millinery  and  dressmak- 
ing 

JAMES  JOS,  saloon 

LEWIS  &  CO,  gen  mdse 

LEWIS  J  S,  assistant  postmaster  and 
dressmaking  \ 

Martin  J  F,  carpenter 

Michael  &  Co  merchandise 

Nichols  &  Hulburt,  attys  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 

Obermeyer  F,  bootmaker 

PAPST  &  BRO,  gen  mdse 

Poole  C  B,  hotel  and  wagonmakcr 

Poole  — ,  barlier 

PROTJT  J  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Raphfiel  &,  May,  gen  mdse 

SAVY  C  T,  ♦'irand  Hotel 

Vincent  Frank,  physician  and  agt  W,  F 
&  Co's  Express 

WILLIAMS  &  WATTS,  meat  market 

Winne  F,  blacksmith 

Orleans  Bar, 

HUMBOLDT    COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  stage  with  difficulty  via 
Shasta,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Coast  Overland 
Stage  Route,  and  Trinidad,  on  the  sea 
coast.  It  is  a  mining  town  and  has  a 
weekly  newspaper. 


Is  reached  by   stages,   and  is  23  miles 
from  Marysville. 

Housh  (Jeorge  P,  liotel 
JOHNSON   0  W.   gen  mdsu  and  post- 
master 
Morris  A,  blacksmith 


Orland, 

COLUSA    COUNTY. 

Is  forty-five  miles  northwest  of  Colusa, 
und  is  u  prosperous  agricultural  town. 

ANDERSON  0  J  &  AULPAUGH,  Or 

land  Flouring  Mills 
Briutou  T  J,  drugs  and  medicines 


Oroville, 


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Aber  Mrs  E  A,  hotel 
Arrata  — ,  gen  mdse 
Briza  d  A,  branch  of  A  Brizard 
(rraham  .1  W,  sawmill 
Poarch  .1  A,  sawmill 
Vanzandt  — .  blacksmith 
Wasnnith  P  W  (estate  of),  gen  mdse 
Wilder  H,  wine  manufr 
SCOTT    HENRY    P,  postmaster  and 
boarding  house 


BUTTE   COUNTY, 

Nestles  in  the  footliills  of   the  Sierras 
and  is  surrounded  by  a  country  rich  in 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Port  Wind  $2.50  per  gal. 


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California — Oroville. 

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scenic  features.  It  was,  in  the  early 
days  of  California's  history,  a  lively  and 
very  important  mining  camp,  but  with 
the  failure  of  its  rich  placer  diggings 
its  population  decreased  very  rapidly 
from  thousands  to  hundreds.  It  is  the 
terniidus  of  the  California  Northern 
l{ailroad,  28  miles  from  Marysville.  It 
is  the  county  seat  and  depends  almost 
entirely  upon  the  interest  of  agriculture 
for  its  support. 

ADAMS  &  KAOEGEB,  Ophir  Meat 

Miirkct 
ABENTS  HIRAM,  propr  Union  Hotel 
ANTHONY  BEOS,  liairdressers 
Bean  Jack,  stage  agt 
Bell  H  C  &  Co,  groceries 
BIRD  HENRY,  undertaker,  furniture, 

bedding,  mattresses,  parlor  8ets,loung- 

es,  etc 
Bolton  W,  physician 
BOYNTON    S    S.    stationery,    cigars, 

fancy  goods,  wools,  toys,  candy,  nuts, 

etc,  etc 
Brigham  &  Wasley,  dentists 
BROCK  &  TABER,  Imrdwnre 
BURT  &  HAMILTON,  attys  at  law 
BURT  J  M  atty  at  law 

"BUTTE    COUNTY    REGISTER," 

\Vm  tSharkey  propr 
CALLOW  &  STEVENS,  livery  stable 
CLElOiNTS  3  A,  lively  stable,  har 

ness  anil  saddlery 
OORDY  GEO  H,   blacksmith,  wagon 
maker,  agt  for  Studebaker's  and  Fish's 
wagons,     McCormick's     reapers   and 
Bilz's  "C"  spring  sulky 
CORDY  J  J,  harness  maker  and  car- 
riage trimmer 
Delancy  Richd,  county  treasurer 
DeMOTT  WM.  propr  "Oroville  Week 

ly  Mercury" 
Dzergowski  N,  clothing,  etc 
ELLIOTT  MRS  W  M,  millinery  and 

dressmaking 
FERGUSON  J  A,  h.iirdrcssor 
FOGG  &  PER]QNS,  insurance  agents 
Freer  K  I),  act  Cal  Nortiiern  II II 
FREER  PETER,  propr  I'ahice  Saloon 
Frischholz  M,  bootmaker 
GALE  JOHN,  dist  atty  and  atty  at  law 
(ilich  P,  candy,  fruit,  etc 
(joldstein  A,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Goldstein  N,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
GRAY  &  GALE,  attys  at  law 
Uray  Jas  C,  hardware 
GREEN  JAMES,  county  clerk 
GUIDERY  JOHN,  deputy  county  as- 

BORSOr 

HANSON  JOHN,  saloon 
HARKNESS    ED,    title    abstract    of 
Butte  county 


Hays  D  B,  notary 

HECKER  FRED,  boots,  shoes.,  hats 
and  caps,  (dealer  and  manufacturer) 

Hecht  &  Ephraim,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 

Higgins  Edward,  soda  works 

Higgias  W  S,  wagonmaker 

HOGAN  J  H,  photographer 

HOLMES  &  HEINTZ,  brewery  and  sa- 
loon 

HOOFS  LEWIS  W,  propr  United 
States  Hotel 

HOWARD  AMOS,  watches  and  jew- 
elry 

Hundley  P  0,  superior  judge 

Jenkins  T  J,  physician 

•Tones  A  F,  atty  at  law 

KLEIN  CHAS,  Fashion  Saloon 

KURT  HENRY,  merchant  tailor 

KUSEL  E  A  &  SON.  varieties,  fancy 
goods,  toys,  notions,  wools,  picture 
frames,  glassware,  cand^',  nuts,  clotli- 
int;  &c 

LAUER  FRANK,blacksraith  and  wag- 
onwaker 

LEHN  F  W,  Capital  Saloon 

LEONARD  JNO  P,  justice  peace,  no- 
tary public  and  sjarcher  of  records 

Lott  Chas  F,  atty  at  law 

Lumpkin  Mill  Co,  lumlter 

MARKS  B&  CO,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 

Martin  Wm  E,  saloon 

MATHEWS  &  IRVINE,  dry  goods. 

boots  and  shoes 

McCLELLAN  SAMUEL,  county  as 

scssor 

McDERMOTT  A,  druggist 

McDennott  W  P,  physician 
MILLER  C  F  &  CO,  boots  and  shoes 

MILLER  ERNEST.  Washington  Sa- 
loon 

MILLER  P  B  M,  physician 

Mitchell  Mrs  J  K,  millinery  and  dress- 
maker 

"OROVILLE  WEEKLY  MER- 
CURY," Wm  DeMott,  propr 

OSGOOD  GARDNER,  county  recorder 
and  auditor 

OSTROSKI  S  &  CO,  <iry  goods  and 
clothing 

Parker  U,  druggist 

PARKS  J  V,  constable  and  collector 

PERKINS,  LOGAN  &  CO,  groceries, 
linuors  and  cigars 

PETERSON  N,  house,  sign  and  car- 
riage painter 

Presley  L  C,  watches  and  jewelry 

PRESTON  J  R,  livery,  sale  and  feed 
stable 

READ  W  S,  dentist 

REAB.DAN  ft  FREER,  attorneys  at 
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SEDSCHER    JACOB,    Pony    Saloon. 

wines,   liquors,  cigars  &c,   wholesale 

and  retail 
Eeece  T  W,  civil  engineer 
BEESE  R  F,  dentist 
Reich  (i  A,  bakery 
BJBYMAH  M,  cigars  and  tobacco 
HIDEOUT,  SMITH    &    CO,    bankers 

and  agent  W,  F  &  Co 

ROBERTS  &  SHARP,  liquors 

ST  SURE  CHAS  W,  groceries,  hay  and 

grain 
Schneider  Wm,  brewery 
Schu  J  A,  bootmaker 
SHARKEY  WM,  propr  "Butte  Coun 

ty  Register" 
SIBLEY  F  W,  contractor  and  builder 
SILVERSTEIN  IKE,  cigars  and  to 

bacco 
SIMOlf  S  S.  hairdresser 
SIMON  &WATJGH,  saloon 
8mith  Jno  J,  postmaster,  news  agent  and 

stationer 
SMITH  RW.agtWU  Tel  Co 
iSiiow  J,  saloon 
SOVEREIGN  GEO    W,     undertaker, 

picture  frames  and  architect 

SPRAGUE  F  A,  sheriff 

SPRINGER  GEO  B,  blacksmith  and 
horMeslioer 

STOUT  &  BRANDT,  furniture,  bed- 
ding, upholstery,  patent  l)ed  lounges, 
sprinu!  m.ittresses  a  specialty  and  par- 
lor furniture 

Stroever  Peter  &  Co,  meat  market 


TOWNSEND  THOSE,  Gem  Saloon 

Treaaskis  J  W,  forwarding 

UNION  HOTEL,  Hiram  Arents  propr 

U  S  HOTEL,  Louis  VV  Hoops  propr 

Wagner  S,  jewelry,  notions  &c 

WABJD  J  M,  supervibor 

Washburn  W  A,  county  coroner  and  ad- 
ministrator 

Washburn  &  Weyman,  saloon 

WELCH  J  C,  I  X  L  Chop  House  and 
Oyster  Saloon 

WELCH  L  S,  wagonmaker 

Wilson  Mrs  A  L,  varieties 

Wood  Jess  ,  county  supt  sch   i,A 

Worthing  N,  saloon 

WRIGHT  &  HANCOCK,  blacksmith- 

ing,  horse  shoeing  and  engine  repair- 
ing 
Zambellich  N,  saloon 


T.  B.  Rkardan. 


L.  D.  Freeb. 


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CALIFORNIA. 


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CS-enexa,!  ST-A-O-E  OFIFICE 

The  'Bus  will  he  at  the  Depot  to  coiivey  Passengers  and  Baggage  to  the  Ilutel. 

H.  ARENTS,  Proprietor. 


Oystej  Sakoi  and  Ohap  iaus§, 

North  Side  of  Montgomery  Street 

OROVILLE,  CAL. 
J.  C.  WELCH PROPRIETOR. 

Charges  by  the  Dish  from  10  Cents,  upwards. 

Meals  to  be  hnd  at  all  hour-i.    Everything;  in  the  market  can  be  had  on 

the  shortest  nutice. 

Crabs,  Shrimps,  Pigs'  Feet,  Etc.,  always  on  hand. 


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DEALER  IN 

MclieSp  Clocb,  Jewelry  I  Silverware, 

Montgomery  Street,  Oroville,  and 

64  D  Street,  Marysviile. 

Pins  Watch  Repairing  a  Spssialty,  by  an  Ezpsrisnced  Workmsn. 

OROVILLE,  BUTTE  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 
WM.  DE  MOTT PIiOI*MIETOIt, 


THE  MEBCUBT  IS  THE  OPFICIAL  COUNTY  OHQAIT, 

And  has  double  tho  circulation  of  any  otlier   Weekly  Newspaper  jmb- 

lislied  in  Butte  C'ounty. 


Ortigalito, 

MERCEn    COUNTV. 

CAANE    JOHN   ISA,  gen   mdae  and 

postmaster 
Celing  (ieo  A,  druggist 
Hi'I  Kev  Patrick,  priest 
lEIBARNE    JOHN,  gen   mdse,   wool 

and  gi-ain;ajrt  Imperial,  Northern  and 

Qnoen  Ins  Cos 
LiUigan  John,  atty  at  law 
liviugstou  W  T,  dentist 
•Scaanel  \Vm,  civil  surveyor 
ScJimitt  Geo,  carpenter  and  painter 


JOHN  IRIBARNE, 

DEALKR  IN  ' 

^eiti  al  ^crdjcuiilbe, 

WOOL  AND  GRAIN, 

Ortigalito,  Merced  County,  Cal. 

AGKNT  FOR 

Inperlal,  MorthPrn  and  <{neen  Tn- 
Muranvp  Companit'ti. 


Facheco, 

CONTRA    COSTA  COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  stages  from  Martinez,  3 
miles  distant.  It  is  the  entr('})of  of  the 
rich  agricultural  region   surrounding^  it. 

BA£TN£TT  D  G,  blacksmith  and  way- 
onmaker,  and  agt  M  C  Ilawley  &  Co 
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BONZANI  H,  igt  Phila<lelphia  IJrewcry 

Hrui;ore  Lewis,  restaurant 

CAROTHERS  &  HEDEHARE,  irugH 

CRICHTONW,  postmaster,    grocerie.s 

and  muHician 
DALTON  H  N,  propr    Pacheco    Plow 

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EAGLE  HOTEL,  K  Ma<lsell  propr 
I^'retas  Jos,  barlmr 
fJambs  .b)hn,  gen  mdse 
(liven  W  J,  piiiuter 
HADSELL  E,  propr  Eagle  Hotel 
HARDING  J  1\  justice  peace 
HEMMING  RB,  constable 
Ireland  Mrs  J  W,  Houriiigmill 
JOHNSON  S  W,  livery  stable 
Kalisky  M,  gen  mdse 
Littletield  &  Wiggins,  hardware,  stoves 

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Miller  Henry,  brewery 


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Perry  S  J,  saddle: 
Robins  SamI,  blac 
Rowley  H  A,  wal 
Schwartz  Geo  H, 
Shirran  A,  blacks 
Somer  M,  clothiii 

STANBISHS, 

STOLZ  J,  bootm 
Tiedemann  M  H 
Wall  Geo,  liquor: 
Wear  Mrs  S,  dres 

WHITE  JNO\ 

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Corey  Wm,  hay  i 
Johnson  A,  agt  S 
Ketchum  M  L,  ju 
Payne  J  S,  gen  m 
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Watsoiiville  Mill 
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H.  WACHHORST.  Importer  of  jc^'wJioTOSmoud..  315  J  St.,  Sac. 


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Tri-weekly  stage 
50  cents. 

Allen  Wm,  orchj 
baker  J  H,  blacki 
Banbury  Jabez,  c 
Banhury  Thos,  ji 
Bennet  H  G,  nun 
Blatenberg  J,  cai 
Bristol  A  O,  cont 


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ALPIIARBTIOALLT. 


697 


PACHECO  PLOW  WORKS,  H  N  Dal 

ton  propr 
Perry  iS  J,  saddles  and  harness 
Robins  Saml,  blacksmith 
Rowley  H  A,  watchmaker 
Schwartz  Geo  H,  liqnors 
Shirran  A,  blacksmith 
Somer  M,  clothing  etc 
STANDISH  S,  machinist 
STOLZ  J,  bootmaker 
Tiedemann  M  H  C,  liquors 
Wall  Geo,  liquors 
Wear  Mrs  S,  dressmaker 
WHITE  JNO  W,  wagonmaker 
VVoodford  C'hus,  livery 


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Pajaro, 

MONTERET     COUNTY, 

Is  ..  . )  Southern  Pacific  Railroad,  1 
mile  h .  a  Watsonville.  .An  agricultural 
town  ot  150  inhabitants. 


BAWITRlt  J  R,  Railroad  Exchange  Sa 

loon 
BALDWIN  J  M,  Pajaro  Hotel 

CHRESTIEN  VICTOR,  bootmaker 
Corey  Wm,  hay  and  feed  and  hotel 
Johnson  A,  av^t  S  PR  R 
Ketchum  M  L,  justice  peace 
Payne  J  S,  gen  mdse 
Pelissier  .losoph.  saloon 
Watsonville  Mill  &  Lumber  Co 
West  Henry  E,  constable 


Fala, 

SAN     DIEGO    COUNTY. 
Veal  Wm,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Paradise, 

BUTTE    COUNTY. 
STRONQ  JOHN  H,  postmaster 


Chase  0  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Conger  0  H,  physician 

Crank  J  F,  orchardist 

Gano  Peter,  surveyor 

ORAHAM  D  M,  agt  Pasadena  lands 

Green  P  M,  nurseryman 

Hall  — ,  teacher 

HOLLINOSWORTH  A  S,  postmaster 

HoUingsworth  H  T,  wagonmaker 

Jewett  S  P,  surveyor 

Legge  Chas,  carpenter 

Lord  ISP,  physician 

Markham  H  H,  atty  at  law 

Millard  E,  carpenter 

Mills  Bros,  nurseryman 

Noble  W  F  P,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 

Porter  A  O,  orchardist 

Raab  David,  orchardist 

Ridgway  H,  carjieuter  and  builder 

Royce  Miss,  teacher 

San  Gabriel  Orange  Grove  Association, 

C  H  Watts  pres,  H  G  Bennet  secty 
Watson  W  G,  butcher 
Williams    Romayne  &    Co,   gen   mdse 

and  probable  future  postmaster 


Pasadena. 

LOS   ANGELES   COUNTY, 

Is   9  miles  northeast  of   Los   Angeles 
Tri-weekly  stage  from  Los  An>,'cles;  fare 
50  cents. 


Allen  Wm,  orchardist 

Baker  J  H,  blacksmith 

Banbury  Jaliez,  carpenter  and  builder 

Banbury  Thos,  justice  peace 

Bennet  H  G,  nurseryman 

Blatenberg  J,  carpenter 

Bristol  A  0,  constable  and  collector 


Paskenta, 

TEHAMA   COUNTY. 

Abbott  T  J,  blacksmith 

Bryan  M,  stock  raiser 

Cobb  G  O,  hotel 

Coomhe  Jno,  stock  dealer 

Doughton  F,  stock  raiser 

Floyd  M  D,  stock  ranch 

Frames  J,  sheep  raiser 

Herring  Chas,  siieep  raiser 

Jordan  David  L,  stock  raiser 

Lowrey  G  M,  stock  dealer 

Miller  W  S,  stock  raiser 

Morris  P,  sheep  raiser 

Parsons  F,  stock  raiser 

Roser  Wm,  blacksmith 

Scfibner  L  S,  gen  mdse 

Squires  J  B,  carpenter 

Turner  Mrs  E  M,  hotel 

Whittock    &   Coburn,   blacksmith  and 

wsigonniakers 
Whittock  J,  stock  raiser 
Williams  O  F,  stock  raiser 
Wright  J  E,  stock  raiser 


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Paso  Robles, 

SAN    LUIS   OKISPO   COUNTY, 

A  postoffice,  is  reached  via  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  K.,  and  connecting  stage  lines, 
80  miles  from  San  Imis  Obispo. 

BLACKBURN  bIrOS  &  JAMES, 

Sroprs   Paso  de  Robles  Hot  Springs 
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California — Paso  liohlea-Peacadero. 


ALPIIABanOALLr. 


Dunn  Patrick  H,  gen  mdse,  postmaster, 

agent  W,  F  &  Co,  and  notary  public 
McLean  John,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 
PASO  DE  ROBLES  HOT  SPRINOS 
HOTEL  AND  COTTAGES,  Black 
burn  Bros  &  James,  proprs 


Patterson, 

NEVADA   COUNTY. 
(See  Cherokee.) 


Peach  Tree, 

MONTEREY   COUNTY. 

Grcenboum  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Goldwater  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
M.tpini  John,  hotel 

LANDRTJM  M  L,  postmaster  and  col 
lecbing  agent 


Penryn, 

PLACER   COUNTY, 

A  place  of  250  inhabitants,  1 1  miles  west 
of  Auburn,  on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 


Barter  Wm,  blacksmith 

Boggs  J  C,  boarding 

Chapman  H  L,  supt  Alabama  Gold  Mine 

Clemens  A,  hairdresser 

Grant  E,  hotel 

Gregory  J  H,  produce 

Griffith    G,    granite    quarries,    marble 

works  and  gcti  mdse 
Hagerty  J  H,  liquors 
Hojran  J  J,  physician 
HOLDER  JOHN,  agent  W,   F  &  Co, 

manager  W  U  Tel  office  and  agent  C 

P  K  R  Co 

HOLDER  &  SON,  gen  mdse 

HOLDER  W  F,  postmaster 

Miti'hell  J  H,  assessor  rev  district  No  1 

Noye  ThoB,  liquors 

Puffer  W  H,  blacksmith 

Robinson  Wm,  supt  Chicago  Gold  Mine 

Schuetze  A  H,  market    .       .   ,         i: 

Wheeler  W  H,  liquors 

Williamson  &  Co.  nursery  ;.  >) 


HOLDER  &  SON, 

DEALERS  IN 

CHOICE  FAMILY  GROCERIES 

AND   MEDICINES. 

Teas,  Coffees,  Spices,   Flour,  Salt   Fish, 

Pork,  China  and  Glass  Ware,  Kerosene 

Oil  &  Lamps,  Field  &  Garden  Seeds. 

PENRYN,  CAL. 

Customers  will  find  our  stock  complete,  eom- 
prisliiff  many  articles  it  is  impoxalblj  hero  to 
oiiunierate,  and  all  sold  at  moderate  prices- 


Pentz, 

BUTTE   COUNTY. 

Brooks  J  F,  achobl  teacher 
Bunnell  A  VV,  stock  raiser 
Burt  Aaron,  blacksmith 
Clark  E  D,  stock  raiser 
Curtis  Mrs  LAB,  school  teacher 
Horn  Frederick,  wheelwright 
Parish  A,  lime  burner 
Patterson  S.  mechanic  and  miner 
Pence  M,  hotel  and  stock  raiser 
Sewell  H  S,  liquors 


Pescadero, 

SAN    MATEO   COUNTY. 

This  pleasant  agricultural  town  and 
summer  resort  is  situated  just  south  of 
Half  Moon  Bay,  ;i8  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco, by  coast  line,  and  .^8  miles  from 
Santa  Cruz.  It  is  approached  on  either 
side  by  htages  which  connect  with  the 
several  railroad  systems  at  Santa  Cruz, 
and  with  the  S.  P.  R.  R.  at  San  Mateo. 
Through  fare  from  S.anta  Cruz  to  .San 
Francisi^o,  via  Pescadero  and  Half  Moon 
Bay,  S5.  The  delightful  situation  of 
Pescadero  and  its  equable  climate  makes 
the  place  popular,  and  those  who  go 
there  to  spend  a  few  days  seldom  go 
away  again  as  soon  as  they  originally 
intended.  The  Swanton  House,  su^^es- 
tive  of  the  tincst  Eastern  resorts  in  its 
splendid  accommodations,  ranks  witli 
them  in  all  particulars.  The  house 
stands  in  the  center  of  the  little  town, 
and  is  surrounded  by  taatefuUy-arr.'tngcd 
grounds  and  detached  cottages,  intended 
for  the  accommodation  of  families,  Tiie 
main  building  contains  well-aired  and 
lighted  rooms,  parlors,  closets  and  every 
convenience  that  a  consideration  of  the 
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AI.niABBTICALLT. 


Abraham  G  A,  tinner 
Beatty  B  F.  physician 
CEKEOHINO  &    DEBENEDETTI, 

gen  mdse,  branch  of  Half  Moon  Bay 

Cumins  M,  constable 

Fi?^  J  B  Rev,  pastor  Methodist  Church 

1AR&ETS0N  JOHN,  tlealer  in  gen 
mdse  and  liquors,  postmaster,  agt  W 
U  Tel  Co  and  W,  F  &  Co,  and  i)ropr 
San  Francisco,  San  Mateo  and  resca- 
dero  Stage  Line 

George  Joseph,  barber 

Goulson  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Hamilton  James  A  &  Co,  freight  line 

HUOHES  J  H,  gen  mdse 

KOSTER  FEEDERICK,  blacksmith, 
wagonmaker  and  horseshoer 

MARSTOX  E  W,  Hverv  stable 

FESCADERO  STABLES,  E  W  Mar- 

ston  propr 
Roe  &  Raynor,  butchers 
Stanbaugh  S  S,  physician 
Strong  J  H  Rev,  pastor  Congregational 

Church 
Strykcr  P  G,  Pescadero  House 
SWANTON   G    W,     propr    Swanton 

House  »nd  Livery  Stable 
THOMPSON    A    P,  gen  mdse,   Main 

Olid  San  (iregorio 
Thomj  son  W  J,  justice  of  the  peace 
Tufly  John,  flouring  mill 
Wouf or  James,  bootmaker 


Fetaluma, 

SONOMA     COUNTY, 

Is  sitimted  on  San  Pablo  Bay,  distant  42 
miles  from  San  Francisco,  and  id  reached 
by  steamer  and  rail  in  two  and  one-half 
hours  from  there.  The  country  round 
about  makes  this  its  market  for  all 
kinds  of  dairy  produce,  and  it  certainly 
can  lay  good  claim  as  one  of  the  chief 
entreiiots  for  butter,  cheese,  poultry, 
eggs,  etc.  Having  the  advantage  of  lo- 
cation at  the  very  head  of  navigation, 
and  surroundeil  as  it  is  with  a  country 
BO  rich  in  these  products,  it  soon  took 
the  load  which  it  now  holds,  and  is  at 
this  <lay  one  of  the  most  flourishing  of 
the  inland  towns  of  California.  The 
city  is  excellently  laid  out.  the  streets 
are  well  graded,  anil  its  citizens  have 
shown  very  good  taste  in  the  location  of 
their  residences.  The  drainage  and 
sewerage  are  as  nearly  perfect  as  pos- 
sible. The  public  school  and  church 
facilitica  are  ample  for  the  inhabitants, 
in  fact,  the  city  has  long  beei.  a  model 
in  this  respect.     Thera  are  at  present  in 


operation  two  Mutual  Beneficent  Asso- 
ciations,  well  known  throughout  the 
entire  coast.  Its  population  is  placed 
at  5,000,  and  is  increasing  steadily. 


Ackermann  &  Hunter,  architects  and 
builders,  Third  and  C 

AIKEN  BROTHERS,  Blue  Wing  Sa- 
loon, Main 

Allen  k  St  John,  hardware,  Main  nr 
Washington 

AMERICAN  HOTEL,Wm  B  Matzen- 
bach  propr.  Main 

Atwater  H  H,  cashier  First  National 
Gold  Bank,  Main 

Balznri  &  Co,  liquors,  Main 

BANK  OF  SONOMA  COUNTY.  Wm 

Hill  pres,  J  S  Van  Doren  cashier.  Main 
and  Washington 

Baruh  H,  varieties.  Main 

Barnes  A  N,  propr  Fetaluma  Soap  Fac- 
tory, Miiin 

Barnes  Bros,  horscshocrs,  Western  ave 

BASCH  M,  manufr  cigars,  Main 

Baur  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler. 
Main 

BATTER  L,  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements,  JKJ  Main 

BEROER  M,  clothing  and  manufr  of 
kIovcs,  Main 

BERG  DANIEL  M,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, boarding  house  and  restaurant, 
Main 

Bernhard  Isaac,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
boots  and  shoes.  Main  ancl  Washing- 
ton 

BLACKBURN  CHAS,  undertaker. 
Third  bet  B  and  C 

Bliss  Wm  D,  atty  at  law,  Main  and 
Washington 

BLUE  WING  SALOON,  Aiken  Bros 
proprs,  liquors.  Main 

Bolla  &  Co,  grocers.  Main 

Bowles  J  M,  flour  and  grain.  Main 

Brady  Mrs  J,  millinery  and  dressmaking. 
Western  ave  nr  Main 

BRICE  GEORGE,  hack  driver.  City 
Hotel 

Brooklyn  Hotel,  Kelly  Tigho  propr, 
Washincton  and  Kentucky 

Brown  &  Ellsworth,  livery  stable,  Wash- 
ington and  Kentucky 

Brush  E  R,  c'>nfectionery, Western  ave 

Brush  G  M,  bill  poster 

Bryant  &  Perry,  butchers,  foot  of  Main 

BUCKIUS  J  J,  stoves  .and  tinware,  26 
Main 

Buckius  W  L  &  Co,  hardware,  Main 
andB 

Burgtorf  C  N,  harness  and  saddlery,  28 
Main 

CALOER  &  SPOTSWOOB,  black- 
smiths, Washington  and  Keller 


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Campbell  Joseph,  dry  goods,  clothin;;, 

boots  and  shoes,  72  Main 
CongroveMiaa  A  A,  drossinuker,  Main 
Casey  B,  liquors, Washington 
Carothers  W  O,  fancy  bazaar,  Main 
Carpenter  W  W,  physician,  Main 
Carpenter  4  Meyerholtz,  butchers,  Wash- 
ington 
CANEVASCnn    S    J,   propr    Contra 

Coata  Livery  Stable,  Western  ave  and 

Keller 
Cancpa  L,  gen  mdso,  Washington  and 

Kentucky 
CAVANAGH  JOHN,  lumber,  notary 

public  and  justico  of  the  peace,  East 

Vutahuna 
Cavanautth  Peter,  liquors.  Main 
CHRISTIE  J  B,  physician,  Main 

CHURCHILL  MRS  ELLEN,  liquors, 

Miiin 

CITY  HOTEL,  A  B  Reed  propr,  Wes- 
tern ave  and  Kentucky 

Conley  A  B,  grocer,  VVestern  ave  nr 
Mam 

CONTRA  COSTA  UVERT  STABLE, 

S  J  Cauevasoini  propr,  Western  ave 

and  Keller 
Connolly  B  F,  manufr  of  soda  and  sar- 

saparilla  and  bottler  of  ales  and  porter, 

foot  of  Main 
Cons?dou  Joa  W,  atty  at  law,  Main  and 

Western  ave 
Corbett  J  H,  blacksmith.  Main 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  II 

th'.as  propr,  foot  of  Main 
Cowen  Philip,    books,    crockery, 

etc.  Main 
Cox  &  Fritsch,  grocers.  Main 
Crane  J  H,  physician,  Mi.in 
CUNIO  A,  wood  and  coal,   Kast  Peta- 

luma 
Davidson  James,  livery  and  sale  stable, 

Washin^rton 
DIAS  I  L>  dentist,  SW  cor  Main  and 

Washington 
Donahue  John,  propr  Mechanics'  Bfiard- 

ing  House,    Washington,    East  Peta- 

hima 
Dowe  L,  photographer,  08  Main 
Drees  A  H,  produce.  Western  ave  and 

Keller 
Dunn  Philip,    vegetables    and  produce, 

Wasliington 
Ediemann  (J  W,  dealer  in  Sonoma  winoH 

and  brandies,  NE  cor  Washington  and 

Main 
Ellsworth  Loe,  furniture,  M.iiu 
Erwin  N,  grocers,  NW  cor  Washington 

and  Main 
Fairbanks  D  H,  cashier  Petaluma  Sav- 
ings Bank,  Main 
Fairbanks  H  T,  prest  Petaluma  Saviugs 
a.  Bank,  Main 


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toys, 


Falkner  M  H,  secy  Sonoma  &  Marin 
Mutual  Beneficial  Association,  Main 

FARQUAR  C  S,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tar^  public.  Mam 

FEDDERSON  H  M  &  CO,   saddle- 

tree  niaiiufrs.  Fourth  bet  F  and  0- 
First  National  Gobi  Bank,  I  G  Wicker- 

sham  prest,  and  II  H  Atwater  cashier, 

Main 
Frank  Herman,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

Main 
Fritsch  &  Bowman,  plumbers  and  gas- 

fitter.^.  Western  ave 
Fuller  V  U,  livery  and  sale  stable,  Main 
Fuller  Isaac,  cooper.  Third  and  B 
Geary  T  J,  atty  at  law  anil  notary  pub- 
lic. Main  an(i  Washington 
Gerokoiis  &  Pfau,  proprs  Union  Hotel, 

Main 
Gilbert  T  A,  varieties,  Main 
Glass  Philip,  liquors,  Washington  near 

Bridge 
Goldstein  IT,   clothing  and  dry  goods. 

Main 
Grannel  W  H,   bootmaker,  Washington 

nr  postoffice 
Gwiun  &  Brainerd,  harness  and  saddlery, 

Washincton 
HALE  BROS  &  CO,  dry  goods,  cloth- 

iut;,  boots  and  slioes.  Main 

ilphen  A,  wholesale  liquors.  Main 

HANBRICH  &LAMBERTL  liquors. 

Western  ave 

Horstmann  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,  13 
Main 

Harter  B,  blacksmith  and  wagonbuilder 
Westorii  ave  and  Kentucky 

HARRIS  J  W  &  CO,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware, Miiii 

HASBROUCK  &  MISNER,  butchers, 

Main 
Haskias  Thos,  crockery  and  glasswarv3. 

Main 
Haskell  B.  dry  goods,  etc,   Washington 

nr  Main 
HASKELL  W  B,  atty  at  law.  Main 
Hess  &  Ci-i I  .;liiuo,  li(juors.  Main 
Hildburgh  I'.roa,  grocers.  Main 
HILL    WM,    prost    Bank    of  Sonoma 

County,  Main  and  Washington 
Holm  &  Abraliain,  li(|Uors,  Main   and  B 
Holms  &  Palmer,    grocers.    Main    and 

Western  ave 

HOPES  &  CAMERON,  carriage  milk- 
ers and  blacksmitlis,  VVashington  an<l 
Keller 

HOPKINS  S  J,  lumber  dealer,  Third 
and  B 

Howe  Mrs  M,  proprietor  City  Laundry, 
Fourth  bet  B  and  C 

Hurlburt  B  B,  fruit  and  vegetables, 
foot  of  Main 

Hyams  L  W,  grocer,  Main         ■,  >.  :!  ,j 


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701 


Jacobi  Jno,  marblo  works,  Main 

Jucobs  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  Mtiin 

Jahn  Fred,  Imirdrcsaer  and  baths.  Main 

JEWELL  I  R,  cheeso  and  butter  dairy, 
Ptituluma 

Johnson  Adolph,  furniture  and  carpets, 
Main 

Karov  G,  boots  and  shoes 

Keating  &  Corliss,  paints,  oils,  wall  pa- 
per, etc,  Main 

Kelloy  Mrs  A,  millinery,  68  Main 

Kelley  C  ( !,  ntty  at  law.  Main 

KINOERY  S  S>  cnn^enter  and  builder, 
li  II nd  Fourth 

KINO  N,  justice  of  pence,  SE  corner 
VVashiutiton  und  Main 

Klcy  &,  Kiieso,  restaurant.  Main 

Kookcn  Mrs  A  K,  'Mi  Maiu 

Lackey  Alex,  plasterer,  Wiishington 
Hotel 

Lusky  B,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  Wash- 
ington 

Luwrenco  Jno,  barber,  Main 

Leeds  E  B,  fniita  and  vegetables.  West- 
ern ave  ur  Main 

Lcs»ol  Adolph,  drugs.  Main  and  Wash- 
ington 

Lip])ett  E  S,  atty  at  law  an<l  notary 
public.  Main  and  Western  ave 

LIPPETT  &  SEATON,  attys  at  law. 
Main  and  Western  iivo 

Little  Jas,  liijuors,  Main 

Lodge  J  1),  sowing  machines.  Western 
ave  and  Kentucky 

Loranger  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
muker,  Main  above  I'laza 

Ijougee  F  W,  secy  Sonoma  Co  Water 
Co,  Main  and  Washington 

Lovejoy  A  P,  dentist,  Main 

Lovejoy  (Jeo  K,  dentiiit.  Main 

Lovejoy  Frank,  dentist.  Main 

Lynch  H  A,  grocer,  Main  nr  Washing- 
ton 

Marks  P  H,  tailor,  30  Main 

HATTHIES  H.  propr  Cosmopolitan 
Hotol,  Main 

MATZENBACH  WM  B,  proprietor 
American  Hotel,  Main 

Maynard  Frank  T,  drugs,  Main 

McCarthy  Mortimer,  bootmaker,  foot  of 
Main 

McRUNNILS  D  M,  bootmaker,  Wash- 
ington 

McC^monds  &  Fritsch,  dry  goods,  Main 

McEuery  Miss  Kate,  millinery,  Western 
ave 

McGuire  T,  drugs,  Main 

McNear  Oeo  P,  propr  Oriental  Flour 
Mill,  Main  opp  Plaza 

McNally  J  W,  horseshoer,  Weatem  ave 

Mechanics'  Boaniing  House,  Jno  Dona- 
hue propr,  Washington,  East  Peta- 
luma 


Merkel  k  Co,  liquors,  16  Main 

Mcrritt  Jno,  pork  packer  and  dealer  in 

live  stock,  Main 
MILLER  FRANK  V,  barber.  Western 

ave 
Millett  G  E,  liquors,  Washington 
Mitchell  k  Gleason,  grocers,  Main 
Montgomery  Wm,  dyer  and  cleaner,  B 

and  I'ourth 
MORDECAI   THOS,  bootmaker,  foot 

of  Main 
Morse  A,  postmaster,  Washington 

MUNDAY  CHAS  F,  atty  at  law.  Main 
aiul  Washington 

Mutual  i^elicf  Association,   G  R   Cod- 
ding eecy,  Washington 

Naughton  Jfubert,  grocer.  Main 

Nay  li  (J  &  Co,  planing  mills,  Washing- 
ton 

Needham  F,  grocer.  Main 

Neil  &  Wirians,  groceries,  hay  and  grain, 
102  and  104  Main 

Nuwburgh  Sc,  Co,  <lry  goods,  clothing, 
etc.  Main 

O'REILLY  MARTIN,  grocer.  East 
I'etaluma 

O'liiien  M,  horseshoer,  Keller  near 
Theater 

O'Brien  P,  horseshoer.  Main 

O'Neil  Thomas,  grocer,  Washington  and 
Keller 

O'NEILL  JAMES,  horseshoer,  Wash- 
ington and  Kentucky 

Oriental  Flour  Mill,  Geo  P  McNear 
propr,  Main  opp  Plaza 

Overlidlaor  A  W,  meat  market.  Main 

PALMER  &  HOLM,  saddlery  and 
harness  maker,  Main  nr  Washington 

Patty  L  H,  physician,  Main 

Pcarco  Geo,  atty  at  law.  Main 

Petaluma  Temperance  Reform  Club,  F 
W  >Shattuck  pres,  Frank  Adel  manager, 
Washington 

Petaluma  Brewery,  Goo  Robinson  propr, 
Main 

"PETALUMA COURIER"  (weekly), 

W  F  Shattuck  propr,   SW  cor  Main 
and  Washington 

"  PETALUMA  WEEKLY  ARGUS," 

Weston  k  Co  publishers  and  proprs, 

NE  cor  Main  and  Washington 
Petaluma  Soap  Factory,   A  N  Barnes 

propr,  Main 
Petaluma  Livery  Stable,  D  R  Wilson 

manager,  Main 

PETALUMA  SAVINGS  BANK,  H 

T  Fairbanks    pres,    D  H  Fairbanks 
cashier,  Main 
Peters  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker,  Washing- 
ton 
Perry  M  A,  grocer,  Washington 
PEPPER'SNUBBERIIS,  W  H  Pepper 
propr,  Washington  and  Keller 


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California — Petaluma. 

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PEPPER  W  H,  nunerymiu  and  fruit 

grower, VVajhin^to:^  and  KoUor 
Perkins  C  O,  dentut,  M  uu 
Pfau  John,  livery  undaaluatible,  Main 
PhillipaJ,  tailor,  Miin 
PhilliusU  M,  deutist.  Main 
POEHLMAN  BA03,  butol.er,  M 
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Poudicre 

Fourth 

Pumotta  D,  b  ikory,  ')2  M:iin 
Putnam  D  VV  0  &  (Jo,  caniage  builders. 

Western  ave  an  I  Keller 
Hoed  J  Q,  photo^ra[jhur,  M  un 
BEEO  A  B,  propr  City  Hotel,  Western 

aveand  Kentucky 
Reidi  V,  liquors.  Main,  foot  of  English 

REMARQUE  MRS  CH,  midwife  and 

lady  doctor,  Washiiiutoii  and  Liberty 
REMARQUE  JOHN  F,  physician  and 

surgeon,  Washington  and  Liberty 
Ilegner  Frank  A,  barber,  Main 
RIESE  FREDERICK,  furniture   and 

upholst.u'er,  Washington 
RobusonlK'o,  propr  I'etaUuna  Brewery, 

Main 
Rogers  Rlward,  wholesale  liquor  dealer, 

Main 
ROSS  GEO,  phot  >grapher,  'M  Main 
RUPP  &  OSIER,  l)aib.'rd,Waslungton 

nr  Postollice 
RugK  John  T,  bakery,  foot  of  Miin 
San  Fraueiaoo  Stt  inib  >at  Transportation 

Co,  D  Walls  agt,  ottice  foot  B 
Savage  John,  manufrof  jewelry,  NWcor 

Washiugt  )n  and  Main 
Schnitz  X,  t:iilor,  M  lia 
SCUDDER  N  W,  "'tud  estate  ami  in- 

Bur.mce,    N  K   cor    Main    and    Wash- 
ington 
Schniitt  (jieorge,  gua  mlse,  Main  and  B 
Schlosser    'V    C,    stoves    and    tinwaro, 

Main 
SEATON  D  M,  «tty  at  law  and  notary 

public.  Main  and  Western  ave 
SHATTUCK  F  W,  atty   at   law  and 

notary  publio,   N  VV  enr  Wasliington 

and  Main 
SHATTUCK  W  F,  p«opr  "Petahum 

Courier,"  SWeor  Main  and  Washi-.g- 

ton 
Shepherd  J  S,  pres  Sonoma  an  1  M.irin 

Mutual  Beneticial  As^oci  itiou.  Main 
Shirek  &  Co,  dry  goods,  Main 
Show    A   J,    dry  goods   and   clothing, 

Main 

SmOLEY  CHARLES  E,  W  U  Tel 

Co  opr,  depot 

SINGLEy  JAMES,  agt  s  F  &  N  P  K  R, 

depot 
Sloper  &  Fuller,  planing  mills  and  box 

factory.  Third  and  fi 
Smith  John  B,  physician  and  aurgeon, 

WaabingtoQ  and  Howard 


Snow  J,  real  estate,  Main 
Sjuoma  County  Water  Co,  F  W  Lougoe 
8i)oy,  cor  Main  and  Washin:,rtoa 

"S9irOMA    COUHTT  PRESS" 

(weekly),  F  W  Cohnon  pub  and  propr, 
Wuahington  and  Main 

Sonoma  &  Marin  Mutual  Beneficial  As- 
sociation, J  S  Shepherd  pres,  M  H 
Falkuer  secy.  Main 

Soldate  &  Cereghino,  proprs  Washington 
H  )tDl,  Wasliington 

STEARNS  F  R,  jowelar  and  optician, 
Washington  nr  Main 

Steiser  P  J,  gunsinitii,  'M  Main 

StocV.dale  H,  hoti-l.  Main 

Stolk'ir  W,  shoemaker.  Main 

Symonds  &  Lam  )reaux,  gen  mdse, 
Main 

Tharp  T  W,  wood  and  coal.  East  Peta- 
luma 

Towne  Smith  I),  drugs,  Miin 

TRUELSON  CHRISTIAN  C,  watch- 

maker  an  I  jeweler,  ALiin 

Union  Hotel,  Gerokens  &  Pfau  proprs. 
Main 

VAN  DOREN  J  S,  cashier  Bank  of 
Sonoma  County,  Main  and  Washing- 
ton 

VALENTINE  C,  painter  and  grainer. 
City  Hotal 

VealeA  Roach,  grocers,  32  Main 

Walls  I),  a<'t  S  F  T  Co,  foot  B 

Walsh  M,  boots  and  shoes.  Main 

Warnekros  A,  gunsmith.  Main 

WATERS  J  F,  boots  and  shoos.  West- 
ern ave 

Waters  Mrs  S  J,  dressmaker,  foot  of 
Main 

WELLS  THOS  H,  attorney  at  law, 
Main 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  II  B  llig- 
bue  manager.  Western  ave 

WESTON  &  CO,  pn.prs  "Weekly 
Argus,"  NKcor  Main  and  Wasliing- 
ton 

Whitebread  Clias,  barber.  Main 

Wiiitiiey  A  P,  grocer,  Main 

Wickershani  1  (1,  pres  First  National 
(Jold  Bank,    Main 

WIERS    &    SPOTSWOOD.    black- 

smitlis  and  wagonmakers.  East  Peta- 
luma 

WIQAND  TH,  physician,  Kentucky 

Wilson  1)  R,  inanager  Petaluma  Livery 
Stable,  Main 

Wiswell  J  A,  ])aints,  oils,  sash,  blinds, 
etc.  Main  nr  Washington 

Woods  Wm,  bjotmaker, Western  ave 

YOUNO    CHARLES,  grocer,    B  and 

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Young  (jreorgc  C,  gen  ins.  Main  ■ 
Zartman   W   &    Co,   carriage    builders, 

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PETALUMA, 

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CALIFORNIA. 


Best  accommodations   for   the  traveling 
pul)lic. 


FREE  COACH 

To  and  from  this  house  connects  with  all 
trains. 

A.  B.  REED,  Proprietor. 


PEPPERS'  NURSERIES. 

ESTABIilSHED.  1M5S. 

For  sale  a  jfencral  oBsartment  of 

FRUIT  TREES  &  SMALL  FRUITS 

ALSO, 
Choice  Ornamental  Shrubs,   Roses,  etc. 
A  limited  supply  of  Cook's  Seedling  Ap- 
ple, one  and  two  years  old. 

Cata'ogue  and  list  of  jirices  fnriii'fhed  on  ap- 
plication.   Address        W.  H.  PBI'PBR, 
Petalnma,  Sonouia  Co.,  €al. 

CONTRA  COJTA 

Livery,  Sale  I  Boarding  Stable, 

S.  J.  CANEIfASCIMI,  Proprietor. 

Cor.  Wostsm  Ave.  ani  Zslbr,  Sts , 

PKTALVSIA. 


Carriages,  Mm  &  Saddle  Horses 

On  the  Most  itcusonablc  Tonns. 


Particuhr  attention  given  to  Itoardiug  Ilorsee. 


Peter's  Station, 

SAN   JOAQUIN    COUNTY, 

Junction  of  S  and  C  Division  of  the 
Central  Pacitic  Railroad,  where  change 
of  cars  13  made  for  Milton,  Oakdale 
and  iStocktou.     It  has  'i.ti  inhabitants. 


Flarity  P.  hotel 
Webb  T  J,  saloon 


Petrolia, 

HUMBOLDT   COUNTT. 

Macky  Jno,  postmaater 
Rudolph,  Gill  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Sanders,  Tohiil  k  Co,  gen  nidse 


Phoenix  Mine, 

NAPA   COUNTY. 

DaveBport  Ci,  R,  justice  of  the  peace 
Hill  G  P,  gen  m<l8o,  Pope  valley 
Lawlcy  k  Patten,  quicksilver  mine  and 

fen  mdse 
ell  Wm,  /Etnii.  Springs  Hotel 
RhodjM  M  G,  suptNapa  Con  Quicksilver 
Mine 


Standiford  Thos,  gen  mdse,  Popt?  valley 
Wardner  &  Munsen,  gen   mdse.    Pope 
valley 


Picacho, 

SAN    BENITO    COUNTY. 
DOHINICK  JNO.  postmaster 


Pima» 

A  stage  station,  13  miles  N.  of  Maricopa. 

Forbach  Peter,  bootmaker 
OILMEB,  SALISBURY  &  CO,  stage 

station 
Harris  H  H,  Indian  trading  post  and 

stage  Mtation 
Murray  H  B,  liquors 


Pine  Grove, 

AMAOOR  COUNTY, 
Is  8  miles  from  Jackson,  reached  by  stages. 

Emmons  S  W,  hotel 

WHEELER  J  T,  gen  mdse  and  post- 

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Williams  J  J,  blacksmith,  wagonmaker 


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Pino, 


PLACEtt   COUNTY. 

Rinnon  L,  \viiie  grower 

Cook  Will,  qiiarryman 

Ily.'itt  L  1(,  blacksmith 

Ki.iier  John,  wiuo  mower 

Lo.miia  .)    O,  a^t  W,  F  &  Co,  C  P  K  R 

and  p  istiiMRtur 
Rowliiud  (i  W,  blacksmith 

Pinole, 

CONTRA    COSTA   COUNTY, 

Boyd  J  W,  blacksmith 
FERNANDE'2  B,  1> 'atmaster 
Frazer  4  A,  blacksmith 
L:  cko  J  1{,  wheelwiiglit 
O'Brijii  Mi"3  Mary,  liquors 


BERNARDO  FERNANDEZ, 

Wholosale  ami  Ilotail  Dealer  in 

CEIIEmilEECElillDISE, 

GROCERIES,  TAINTS,  OILS, 

Glaiwwarc,  Ilardwnre,  Ktc. 
ALSO. 

WINES,  LiaUORS  &  CIGARS, 

Opiiosilo  Kailioad  Statlun, 

PINOLE,  CAL. 


Pittville, 

SHASTA   COUNTY, 

Is  situited  oil  I'itt  river,  i  i  the  eastern 
liiirtion  of  the   county.      H   bus   stngu 
comiiuiiiic.ition  witli  Redding,  imd  iL 
jtends  on  stock-raising  and  agricuitur 
tor  its  support. 


M  irks  L,  hottil 

PENROSE  C,  gPi>  mdse  and  postmaster 

Youiige  C,  feed  stable 


Placerville, 

EL    DORADO   COUNTY, 


One  at  the  oldest  raininz  towns  in  the 
State,  and  origiiial'y  called  Ilangtown, 
is  the  county  seat  of  ona  of  the  tinost  fruit 
growing  counties  in  tlie  St.ite.  The  inin- 
iiig  iaturostd,  which  have  for  some  tim'3 
boeu  at  low  ebb  here,  are  pickiii;;  up 

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gravel  discovtriea  of  late,  and  prospects 
are  bidding  fair  to  make  this  place  one 
of  the  most  important  of  tlic  inland 
towns  of  Califoriii.i. 


Aldju  S  J  &  Co,  drugs 

Aldersoii  Rich,  li  juors 

Ald>•r.^f>u  R  .Ir,  U  S  gu.aper 

ALDERSON  THOMAS,  g«n  mdso  and 
l).iuk  T 

Allen  II  S,  gunsmith 

Anderson  J  M,  surveyor 

Bailoy  James  (J,  deputy  sherilTand  con- 
stable 

Ball  :r(l  &  Siirimona,  liquors 

BARS3  F  F,  watohin.iker  and   jeweler 

BARTHOLOMEW  &  PRATT,  livery, 

sale  and  feed  stable 

Bella  Augclo,  lii|Uor3  ,  ■ 

Blair  T  &  .1,  lumbar 

Blanchard  <Jeo  (},  attorney  at  law 

Bonney  (iio  J,  ciniiii'itir 

BOWMAN  HOUSE,  R  Yamold  propr 

Brian  Henry,  hotel 

Brown  A  A,  tailor 

Bni'lin"aiiio  E,  misou 

BURNHAM  GEO,  sherilT  and  county 
treasurer 

Butts  Jaini's,  barhor  and  baths 

Carpenter  W  1',  justice  cf  peace  and  no- 
tary j)ublio 

Carthiche  Joiin,  cigars,  tobacco  and  con- 
f  ctioncry 

GARY  HOUSE,  V/  M  Donahue  propr 

CENTRAL  HOUSE,  S  M  VeacU  propr 

Cliichester  B  \V,  lumber 

Cleese  J  ]',  saloon 

C'ohn  A,  t.ailor 

Crawford  J  J,  supt  Park  Canal  &  Min- 
ing Co 

Cripjiin  J,  feed  stable 

Crocker  B  S,  dry  goods,  boots,  etc 

Culbertson   A  T,  furniture  and  undci 
taker 

Darlington  Abraham,  gen  mdse 

D.itjr  i:..b,Tt,  blar'ismith 

DAVIS  B  F,  editor  .m.l  propr  "El  Do- 
rado (Jounty  Republican"- 

Dean  J  E,  laud  attorney 

Degelman  John,  boot  and  shoo  dealer 

Di,:>oh  J  W,  hirnesa,  saddlery,  leather 
findi'ig.-.,  ""v.  lug  machines  and  tire- 
nrms 

Ditson  \Vm,  liquors 

Donahue  Win,  eler'^  Cary  llouao 

DONAHUE  W  M.  propr  Cary  HouRe 

Dunn  I),  blacksmith 

Dunn  Nelioii,  carpenter  and  builder 

Eisni  &  Co,  dry  gootU,  cluthiug  and  no- 
ti')ns 

"EL  DORADO  COUNTY  REPUB- 
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California — PlacervUle. 


ALiniAIIKTICALLY. 


Elliott  Rev  — ,  pastor  Methodist  Church 
FALES  W  M,  painter 
Flashni.in  Mrs  lulln,  milliaery 
J'ox  John,  horseshoer 
Fraser  Thos,  notary  public 
Gallanor  G  \V,  attorney  at  law 
Gait  Thos  A,  r.ssessor  and  collector 
Giobenhi.im  Mrs  M,  brewery 
Gilbert  G  H,  photographer 
Glynn  P  W,  dentist 
Graham  Rev,    elerijyman   (Presbyterian) 
GRAVES  &  HALL,  groceries  aild  pro- 
vision 
Green  Benj,  gunsmith 
GrilHtb  H  .1,  marble  works 
Grubb  Mrs  Thos,  milliiery 
Haunnan  W  IT,  liquors 

HETTICH  FRANK,  butcher 

Hilbert  Charles,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery 

Hoftneiiter  Fredk,  hotel 

Hulburd  Canning  and  Drying  Co,  II  G 
Hulbiird  siipt 

Hull  A  P,  drugs,  books  and  stationery 

HUNGER  FREDERICK,  intcher 

Inch  ?>helley,  st.^tioiiery  and  varieties 

Ingham  (ieo  11,  dist  atty 

Irwin  Clias  F,  atty  at  law 

.Jersey  D,  bill  poster 

Jolinson  W  H,  birlier 

.Jolly  &  MeLure,  drugs  and  druggist  sim- 

dries 
.Jones  Chas  H,  deputy  sheriff  and  deputy 

treasurer 
Keespe  .Jos,  gen  rndse  and  varieties 
Kemjt  Wni,  cooper 

KEMPTHORNE  J  H,  liquors 

Kiene  Mrs  E,  hotel 

Kimble  Geo  N,  county  surveyor 

KENNEDY  A  J,  atty  at  law  and  U  S 
deputy  collector 

Kuhn  .S  \V,  pliysician 

Kunkler  K  \V,  physician 

Landecker  Isaac,  barl)er 

Landecker  L,  groceries  and  {irovisions 

LAHTG  0  D,  proi)r  Placerville  and  Row- 
la  .i  -t;ij-e  Line 

LIKE»8  W  W.  atty  at  law 

l/^»r/  A  .),  postmaster,    fiyt,  W  F&  Co 

Murkhi<ni  ('  K,  supt schools 

M»M"tt  A.  Keed,  geu  nidse 

Mc<'"ar*>n  .1  M,  i»<*la  water  manufr 

Meiig)(*r  Frank,  reataurant 

Mell  John,  liciuors  I 


Merrill  C  E,  coroner  and  public  adminis- 
trator 

METZLER  M  C,  butcher 

Mierson,  Jewell  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and 
bankers  • 

Morey  H  S,  machine  shop  and  foundry 

"MOJNTAIN  DEMOCRAT,"   W  a 

Selkirk  eUicor  rnd  propr 

Mull  M  A,  watchmaker  and  millinery 

Myers  Geo,  li  piors 

O  Keefe  Jos  JS,  bartender  l)on;.liuo  Ex- 
change 

Parkluirst  O  P,  gen  mdse 

Patton  &  Meyer,  blacksmiths 

PHELPS  C  E,  liiuors 

Placer\  ille  Academy,  K  B  Conklin  pmpr 

PLACERVILLE  AND  ROWLAND 

SIAGE  LINE,  t'  i>  Ling  propr 
Placervdli!    and  .Nhin^le  Spriajis    t>cage 

Line,   I  \l  Stephens  projii; 
Polhemus  Eri  •.  clerk  (.'ary  Houae 
Post  li  F,  carpenter 
Proctiir  A  M,   jjhysician 
Rogers  Julius  C,  tailor 
J^ulleri  Jos.   liijuors 
Scott  Mrs,  laundress 
Sciiultz  H.  li  juors 
SELKIRK     W  A,   ecUtor    and    propr 

"Mountain  Democrat  ' 
Sherwood  Biiuj,  justice  peace 
Sieg  Fredk,  liquors 
Sigwart  J  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Simon  M  &  Sou,  gen  mdso 
Simpson  J. as,  bakery 
Spencer  W  E,  dentist 
.S(juires  Ogden,  atty  at    Uiw  and  notary 

pul)lic 
Stepliens   1    R,    propr    Phwjervillo    and 

Sliiiigle  Springs  Stage  Line 
STURGES  J  B,  stives  and  tinwar  > 
Stewart  J  10,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Theiscn  Jolm,  ex-sheriil' 
Tracy  A  N,  boot  and  shoe  dealer 
Tucker  Daniel  S,  constable 
Tyson  C,  dentist 
VEACH  S  M,  l>ropr  Central  House 

W  EATHER  WAX  &  WOOD  WARD, 

hardware,  tin  aiuJ  stoves 
Williams  (ieo  E,  superior  judge 
Witmer  E  W ,  county  clerk  .lud  recorder 
VVonderly    N,  blacksmith    and  v/agou- 

niaker 
Worthen  H  \V  A,  physician 
YARNOLD  R,  groceries  and  hotel 
Zeisz  Jacob,  propr  California  Brewery 


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W.  A.  SELKIRK,  Proprietor. 

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Oldest  DEMOCRATIC  PAPER  in  Caliiornia. 


OFFICIAL  PRESS  OF  EL  DORADO  COUNTY, 

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For  ROWLAND'S,  connectin,t,'  with 

STEAMERS  AT  LAKE  TAHOE, 

Affordinjj  Toiiiists  and  Travelers  a  'Iclii^hlful  trip  tlHou;^h  the  trolhills  and  over  the 
Summit  of  the  Siurr.i  Nevad  is  lo  this  most  l)eiutiful  Lake  ol  the  Co;Uin?nt.  The 
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YOLO     COUNTV. 

Coffinan  A,  blac'vsinitb  nml  wagonmaker 

French  Henry,  school  teacher 

Waldorf  S  W,  gen  intUe  and  postmaster 


Plainsburg, 


MERCED  COUNTV. 
Is  i2  miles  southeast  of  Merced. 


Abbctt  ft  Ross,  saloon 
Abbott  W  W,  hotel,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co  and 
livery  stable 


Albeck  A  J  W,  Ren  mdse 

Baucainpen  &  Heacock,  blaeksmith  and 
wa'^onmakers 

Bdwden  Wm,  hotsl 

Dale  .1,  bottinaker 

Donovan  J3anl,  constable 

Howoth  Nelcou,  saloon 

Jacobs  Abraham,  gen  mdso 

Lander  A  ft  W,  wugonmakers 

l^ander  Andrew,  justice  peace 

MePhtnon  — ,  agt  S  P  R  R  and  W  U 
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McPhcrson  W  B,  agt  C  P  R  R 

McSwain  John  F,  agt  Granger's  Ware- 
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ALPIIAUKTICAI.LY. 


Sage  Chas,  meat  market 

btaiiton  John,  hotel 

Thorup  John,  gen  mJso  and  postmaster 

Van  Camp  &  Hicox,  blackainith     uud 

wagonm.ikers 
Waller  Jiimes,  blacksmith 
Welch  P  Y,  uotary  public 


Piano, 

TULARE    COUNTY. 

Atkinson  &  Hopkins,  groceries 

B.boock  L  B, blacksmith 

BeiblJoscph,  bliicksmith 

Lloyd  J  VV,  m  111  contractor 

EusscH  Gnio  H,  carpenter  and  photo- 
grapher 

RusKoll  P  J  &  J  H,  livery 

Thompson  A  J,  mail  contractor  Tulare 
City  to  Piano 

THOMPSON  WM,  commiision  aud 
po&tmastcr 


Flatea» 


SAN    BENITO    COUNTY. 
PLATEA  P  M,  postmaster 


Pleasant  Grove, 

SUTTER  COUNTY, 
Is  25  miles  southeast  of  Yuba  City. 


Branta  Wm,  physician 

Barrows  O,  contractor  and  builder 

Brouniii;;  FCJ,  hotel 

Donaldson  A,  notary  puhlic 

Phillipps  I,  waponmakcr 

SALISBUfiO  S  A,  gen  mdso  and  post 

muster 
Saunders  I  D,  blacksmith 
iSchnyiKr  A  P,  architect 
Schnyder  &  Phillipps,  blacksmiths 


Fleasanton, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY, 

Is  named  for  its  pleasant  location;  it  is  « 
thriving  village  ou  the  C.  P.  It.  R.,  42 
miles  from  !San  Francisco.  It  has  COO 
inhabitants. 


AKENDT   H,  gen  mdso,   postmaster, 

express  »gt  and  commission  mcrchaut 

ANDERSON  CHAS  A,  barkeeper 

BENETT  JOHN,  aalouu 

Basa  Cyrus,  physician 


BILZ  J  A,    blacksmith    and    carriage 

manufacturer 
Boydston  U  A,  C  P  R  R  agt  and  W  U 

tL'l  opr 
Connor  Jas,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Darcy  M,  saloon 

DEAVELA  S,  boot  and  shoemaker 
DETJENS  H,  Germania  Hotel 

FARMERS'  HOTEL,  Jacob  Johnson 
propi  ijtor 

GERMANIA  HOTEL,  HDetj  ens  pro- 
prietor 

GO  YETTE  JOHN,  saddler  and  hamess- 
maker 

Harris  Wm,  livery  stable 

HARMS  AUGUST,  aaloon  and 
fiiruur 

HERBERT  MRS  M.  dressmaking 

Hewitt  Andrew,  constable  and  collector 

HORTENSTINE  &  STOVER,  gen 

nidse,  dry  goods,  clothing  and  fancy 

goods 
JOHNSON  JACOB,  F.nrmers'  Hotel 
Koib  Philip,  bakery  and  confectionery 
Mark  I  M,  physician 
MORRIS  MRS  H,  dressmaking 
Muipliy  -I no,  hotel 

Myor,    Chadbounie  &   Co,  grain  ware- 
house and  lumber 
Napier  Wm,  saloon 
Nelson  Mrs  Matilda,  restaurant 
PALMER  J  R,  atty  at  law,   notary 

public  and  insurance  agent 
Pleasanton  Hotel,  Wm  llairia  propr 
Pinkney  M,  hardware,  tinware,  stoves 

and  farmers'  tools 
Schwartz  Jacob,  bootmaker 
Silva  M  S,  saloon  and  barber  shop 
•Stoane  C  B,  carriagoamith 
TvansTheo  R,  produce 
WATERMAN  M  &   CO,  grain  deal- 

crs  and  warehouse 
Wellcr  H  0,  agt  for  Waterman  &  Co's 

warehouse 


WHEN  YOU  go  to  PLEASANTON 

DON'T  FAIL  TO  STOP  AT 


Gdoi  Board  and  Hoozns. 

NIaslo  HcalA 3.1  C. 

Iloai-d  uad  Ixtdslnic.  per  day.  #t  OO 
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The  o.d'»t  and  l>e8t  kopt  bouso  in  I'leaatntoD. 

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Plymouth, 

AMADOU   COUNTY, 

Is  reached  v/a  Latrobe,  48  miles  from 
Sacramento.  It  is  supported  chiefly  by 
the  mining  interests  of  the  locality.  It 
has  a  population  of  900. 

BLOWER  JOHN,  bootmaker 
Brace  M  8,  liquors  and  omfectionery 
Coblentz  S  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Coleman  S  C,  hotel 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL,  B  W  Walk- 

er  propr 

Davis  J  D,  tailor 

Davis  Thompson,  livery  strible 

DUNCAN  A  H,  gen  mdso  and  drugs 

Easton  T  W,  propr  Forest  House 

Ekel  J  J,  coiistablo 

Empire  Gold  Mining  Co,  E  L  Montgom- 
ery supt 

Falk  A,  gen  mdse,  agt  W  U  Tol  Co  and 
manager  for  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

French  Uoo,  watchmaker 

(Jazzolo  (}  B,  li(plor.^  and  boarding 

Heilr.ith  J,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 
and  blacksmitliing 

Hiiikson  &  (Jcsslor,  livery 

Irvine  It  C,  harnes-t  and  saddlery 

JACKS3N  JACOB,  barber 

King  Sol,  liquors 

Kliiic  (Jeo,  carpenter 

lA.'onliardt  !•',  liipiors 

LEWIS  MRS  S  G,  postmistross  and 
varioties 

mLLER  W  E  0,  butch  r 

M  >nt4omery  E  L,    supt    Empire   Gold 

Mining  Co 
NEEDHAM  J  E,  uadertikor 

NEEDHAM  &  PEARSON,  cjutrac 

tors  and  biiililers 

Nickolaus  Henry,  butcher 

Norris  Bros,  liquors 

I'eirano  Davcfuio,  winery 

I'otter  K  !S,  phwnber 

licevcs  D  I),  juHtioo  of 'iKiaco  and  deputy 
mine  surveyor 

Heynolds  A  J,  barber 

Kii:li:ir.lson  H  M,  notary  publio  and 
justice  of  pjaco 

.Salmon  Jno,  varieties 

Smitli  A  C,  p'lysici  in 

Stimpsiin  .S  F,  piiysiciin 

T.iylor  Mrs  Mary  J,  dressmaker 

Tiiylor  Wni,  l»arb>ir 

WALKER  D  W,  propr  Commercial 
1I..U1 

Watkina  Thos,  confectionery 

Wenzel  A,  blacksmith  ;uivl  wagon- 
maker 

Weston  W  S,  l)0(>tmakor 

Williams  J  C  &  Co,  geu  mdso 


Point  AreLa, 

MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 

Is  reached  either  by  the  Pacific  coast 
steamers  or  N.  P.  C.  R.  II.  and  connec- 
ting stages;  distant  fr>im  San  Francisco 
140  miles 


Arthur  &  McClurr',  gen  mdso 

Bacon  T  F,  physi  iaii 

B  mrns  R,  i)Jotmaker 

Bowen  A  S,  constublo 

Brelle  F,  tinwiiro 

Chalfant  A,  carpenter 

Cohn  J,  tailor 

Curley  C  M,  livery  stable 

Dillon  Biibt,  piinter 

Fowler  W,  harnessmaker 

<Jrey  N  E,  varii;tii  s 

Haight  W  H,  hot  1 

Hanily  U  D,  constable 

Hausji)  Mrs  P,  dressmaker 

Hazen  E  A,  elerjyuian  M  E  church 

Kolliday  &  Spaulding,  blacksmiths 

Hoyt  Geo  A,  justice  paaco 

Ingranj  A  B,  p  inter 

Iverson  N,  hotel  and  market 

Iverson  S,  blacksmith 

Lane  I'-ter  &  Davidson,  bootmakers 

Lindcroos  (r,  surveyor 

Lyman  C,  hotel 

MeGuire  Mrs  H  X,  dressmaker 

McMullen  S  W,  li  [won 

Morse  L  G,  atty  at  law 

iNfewtield  M,  ge  i  mho 

Neylan  Jan,  suvmill 

Nickerson  &  Co,  sawmill  and  gen  mdso 

O.Xeil  &  Wale,  drugs  and  gon  mJje 

Peterson  X  J,  livery  stible 

PETE8.S  P,  i^"'»  ">  l^ '.  p  >Jtm:i3t3r  and 

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(Juimhy  D  S,  hairdresser 
lli'yiiolds  .F  A,  tannery 
Shcppard  L  F,  i)Uotogr.\pher 
Sp^l  ling  (ten  S,  atty  at  1  iw 
Steiiil>jr:;er  C  If,  physician 
Stevens  S  S,  i':n\)  'ntjr 
Svinoads  II  S,  watelnnakcr 
Warren  J  B,  m  irket 


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Point  of  Timber, 

CONTRA   COSTA     COUNTY. 

Buah  n  inry,  blacksmith 
Carey  J  i^  ^^,  justice  of  peace 
Comiers  Byron,  black'^mith 
(rallapher  H  C  Mineral  springs 
Jaqnillard  Tiieobcld,  blacksmith 
Lipiiiiiu  Jsi.lor,  gcii  imlse 
McCabe  J  P,  pos'.mastor 
Wilkeuiiig  H,  lutel  aiul  liquors 


Fomo, 


MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 

Is  a  small   tradiii'^  pose  iu  Pottor  valley 
16  miles  from  Ukiali.     Puj) illation  5U. 

BRANSFORD    Z    W,   gen    mdse  anil 

postmaster 
Coolley  T  j,  blacksmith 
KiIl)ourii  W  B,  gen  milso 
^'uttiM!,'  H  C,  iiotcl 
PartenMrs  M,  liotel 
Sti'cet  C  \',  boutmukcr 


Redd  II  C,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic 

Sigler  W  L,  constable 

Stolz  Peter,  bootmaker 

Stoneman  V  E,  hotjl 

Williamao:!  (I  A,  juatioo  of  peace  and 
notary  public 


Port  Harford, 

SAN    LUIS    OIJISI'O    COUNTY, 

On  the  Southern  coast,  201    miloa  bclov/ 
San  Francisco. 


Pomona, 

LOS    AN(iEI.ES    COUNTY. 

Alexander  IjU(\  uen  mdse 

lliiusu  P  1*',  8  llimn 

Kirkp.itric!;  \\  (',  pliysician 

-Mills  .1   .1,  ,itty  at  law 

PARKER  J  B,  P">^tm:isti,T  and  justici' 

(if  pe  i(;e 
Uuth  'I'litMi,  yen  mdsu  and  clni^s 
Toanor  P  C.  attv  at  law 


Porterville, 

Tl'I.AIlE    Cdl.N  TV. 

Al)l)v  A  A,  livciv  stalili' 

Alf.-V,!  H  M,  [iliysi.  i.ni 

i5:ikir  ii(ii).  It,  yen  iiid.-tii 

IVIkiiiji  V  (r,  'I'lilr  iiiviT  Indian  agt 

Ht'UiiiLi.slcy  J  1),  livery 

C.iriDll  .l..i'k    "n  :at  m  ir^vot 

(-■hapiriaii  P  il,  !  iiysician  and  druggist 

Ciinnir  .1  !•!,  lienors 

F.iy  &  'i'wi^clK'll,  Itlaeksniith.-i 

Field  .1  T,   ujen  ni<ise 

itvw  (!cii,  ]iliysifian 

GILLIAM  S  M,  varietifrf,   express  agt 

and  pii-tinasttT 
(lorddii  Wni,  c(Mllnli^si(ln  merchant 
If  ininion  I'  O,  Iwirncssinaker 
J"lun(>n  &  Hilton,  llnuring  mill 
Mi^rrii!   K  P,  drujjgiat 
Putnam  II  Porter,  gen  mdse 


Crirrco  A,  hotel 

MANDERSCHEID  GEl,  W  U  Tel  Co 

and  a,t  .S  L  ()  and  S  iM  V  K  It 


Port  Wine, 

SIKllUA    COUNTY. 

Abbott  N  B  saloo-i 

CAYA  M,  hotd,  livery  and  pootmiister 

Isjin  m  •!,  iiotel 

Lowid  .1,  hotid 

Kudu'c  Mr.-',  saloon 

Wollf  M,  brewery 


Potrero, 

SAN    IMK(i()     C0I;NTY. 
^IcAlinond  L"  'J,  pD.stmaster 

Potter  Valley, 

MKM)()(;i.\()   cot  .\r\ , 

Is    a  lively    little    |ilaeo  IS  miles  from 
Ukiah;  p  ipniati.in  7'». 


\\.\kvv  11  \V,  lidtjl 

11  iyl'>r  I'  "-li'',  inidi'rt  ikcr 

B  JYES  W  R,  ii  t.i 

Car  iiT  Ani'irosi',  bootmaker 

(,'i  r.icr  l\iidi.ir.l,  t.cd  mill 

Carne.'  M,  b  i.s'votm  ikcr 

Clark  Pi'V.  cli  r.vnian 

CJMPTON  T   J,    postm:ist'jr  and  gen 

mdse' 
Durd.'ip  Kcv  |{  1{,  eliT.-ynian 
iMi^elman  I*  D.  undertaker 
Fo.ster  .lacob,  Macksmitii 
itader  \\  \\    varieties  and  photographer 
Pidide  K  F,  lii|U(ir.i 
Whitney  B  P,  blacksmith 


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ALPriABRTlCAIiLV. 


Poway, 

8AN  DIEGO  COUNTY. 

Blaiadell  S  G,  horticulturist  and  book 

canvasser 
Chupin  0  S,  nuraeryman 
Dotisoii  N  H,  iitty  at  law 
FEEXCH  E   D,   physician    anil  post 

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Luco  S  C,  groceries 


Princetown, 

COLUSA     COUNTY, 

Is  a  nice  littlo  agricultural  town  of  ."iOi 
iiihabitfint-i;  reached  hy  stages  from  Wil 
Hams;  distant  'J4  miles. 


Aldersloy  &  Bjut,  tlouri  i:^  mill 
Bv-'iitley  D,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  p;)3tmas 

tcr 
Carroll  W  F,  hotel 
Chmller  CIuis,  saloon 
K  gle  Dr,  dru^ji.st 
Kleniur  Tony,  livery  stable 
Fi'lis  .1,  l),irl>jr 
(icdll'irt  A  A,   saloon,   harnesj  and  sad 

dies 
Hilton  &  Covt.'r,  hlaoksmith.sand  wagon 

ni ikers 
MoCollein  1>,   saloon 
.Mni'iihy  Thos,  moat  mirkct 
Uiilnasoii  S  A,  restaur, tilt,  notary  piililic 

aii<l  justi''e  [).'aej 
S!iiilli  .>U'[)ln!.i,  gen  imlse 


Purissima, 

SAN     MAlT.o     ror.NTV. 

Diilurty     llirh.ird,   ptistmasiter   and    sa 

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L  iiniiile  F  (t  I'o,  hi.  eksinitlis 
lihode  (t  Co,  geii  mdso 

Quicksilver, 

(  ;1  Q  S  Mi  1  ( '(),  gen  ind-io 
SMITH  S  E,  po.tmisler 


Quincy, 


and  surrounded  hy  the  Sierra  Xevada 
range.  The  healthfulnesa  of  the  climate 
is  among  its  most  attractive  features. 

Blach  T,  cnunty  assessor 

Byers  Wm,  county  clerk 

Cate  L  F,  physiuian 

Chapman  ■)  M,  ins  agt 

Cheeny  W  A,  judge 

Clough  0  (t,  superior  judge 

Clougli  &  Kellogg,  attys  at  law 

Cohen  A,  gen  mdse 

Dempster  .las,  dentist 

Kdward  .1  E,  liotcl  and  mnrkot 

Fisk  H  \V,  coroner  and  public  atlminis- 

trator 
Coodwiii  .1  r>,  atty  at  law 
Haguard  '1'  ll,  county  treasurer 
Hail  F  (1,  county  siipt  of  schools 
Hall  A,  liijuors 
H.dstead  I'  L,  sheriff 
HapifOdd  X  ir,  justice  of  peace 
Hoadel  C  W',  surveyor 
Hi^yward  1',  li'juor.s 
Hogan  K  T,  atty  at  law 
Hughes  li  15,  varieties 
HundleChiLs,  county  surveyor 
Kcddie  Artlinr  W,  surveyor 
ivellojg  W  W,  atty  at   law  and    notary 

public 
K-teiiuin  .1  A,  cmiuty  recorder 
Kiihn  (icd,  b  idtmaker 
Ijawr.'Hce  C  H,  hotel 
IjCc  C,  gtiii  nidic 
Owens  Criliith  C,  b:irber 
I'oi-ter  ML,  jiistic  of   p'ace 

•'PLUMAS    NATIONAL,"    Wm    E 

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liobiiisoii  iMiucati,  e:ir[iiMiter 
S -hlattT  Will,  bivwcry 
Variel  U  H  F,  varieties,  atty  r.t  law  and 

di.t  atty 
Van  Orl-'i  S  A,  watches  and  jcMclry 
Ward  Win  l],  editor  "  Fhnn.is  N.^tional" 
Wiiitlook  .1  11,  gen  mdse,  agt  W  U  Tcl, 

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I' I. U.MAS   (JUL  NTV, 

I.H  a  mining  and  agricnltur..l  town  and 
ciiiinty  seat,  has  a  weekly  papui',  and  i.s 
reached  by  stages  from  Oroville,  di.stant 
(i."!  miles.  It  is  very  pleasantly  situated 
in  Ameiican  valley,  a  very  fertile  region, 


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aUINCY,       PLUMAS  CO..  CAL. 

Al)-tr;u'ts  >  f  Tltlos  iiiiui(,'  lit  slioit  notice. 


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AI  IMIMIKTIC'AM.V. 


Railroad  Flat, 

CALAVERAS    COUNTY. 


Clnrk  W  V,  siuvniill 
McC'aity  I),  s.iwnull 

TAYLOR  EDWIN, 

postiua.ster 


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Ravenna, 

LOS   ANOELES    COLNTV. 

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Red  Bluff, 

TEHAMA     COLNTV, 

Is  the  county  scat  of  Tcliaina  county, 
and  has  a  inLiiiii'ip  il  form  of  j;i>vornnu'iit 
under  a  cln.rtiT  of  iiieiir|>or.ition.  its 
top(»:;r;i|)liy  iis  desirable  for  the  extensiini 
of  its  limits,  Ihiiii,'  on  ;'■  natural  osplan- 
<■  de  on  tlie  west  l)ank  of  tlie  Sacrani  'uto 
river,  at  the  he;.d  of  navi^'.ition,  and  on 
the  l)re::o:i  Divisimi  of  the  Centi'al  I'a- 
cilic  llailro.-.d,  1M5  miles  from  .Sacra- 
mento, the  State  capital.  Its  natui'l 
i.dvantages  f>ir  a  permanent  and  ste;;dy 
growtii  are  of  such  a  nature  and  so  mul- 
tifarious as  to  warrant  tlio  helijf  tln.t 
tho  place  will  hfconie  a  city  of  ccMisid.r- 
al»!e  imp  irtince  in  a  peri  id  not  very 
'■mote.  It  is  snrroundi'd  l)y  a  very  i-ieh 
iiody  of  agricultural  1  iinl,  and  tlu  op- 
pi'rtnnitie-i  for  devi'lupia^  th^!  stock- 
r  I'iii'j,  horticultur.d  and  cere.-.l-pruihic- 
in^  inter,  sts  are  nianifo'd.  'riuse  fac  tH 
are  l)i.ing  taken  advaiit.ij.;c  of  yearly  l>y 
j).'rsins  wliii  eiiga;4e  in  tlie  pursuits  of 
the  hnshandman.  New  lauds  are  h.ia;,' 
leiifd  up,  ami  an  iiicrease  in  tlie  acre- 
.;e  sown  t>  ;^r  in  and  otliersvioC  cidti- 
v.ited  is  aniuudly  l).'iii'4  ni  ide.  Kver_)- 
thiuu  iudi^'cnous  to  tln^  lititud,;  urows 
luxuri.intly,  and  l:ir.!c  cropi  are  yearly 
harvested,  it  is  m  duly  to  the  a^ricu,- 
tural  iiitercst.s  that  the  rajiid  t;r  iwth  of 
the  place  is  due,  tiiouuh  lund)er  of  splen-j 
did  (juality  is  niaiiuf.icturcfl  i  i  gr^^.t 
<IuantitieM.  It  wtndd  he  an  excellent 
piii.it  for  the  crectio  1  of  cxten-ii>'c 
woolen  mills,  as  the  liaik  of  the  wool 
grown  in  Southern  and  l-^astcrn  ()i-c,'(in 
and  Niuthern  <  '.difornia  (las.ics  throu^jli 
this  place.  'J'he  yearly  pr.iduct  of 
wool  of  Teh.-.nia  county  reaches  aim  ist 
l',000,()00  pmnd.s,  which  is  a  great 
source  of  rovcnue  to  iti  capital.  \Vith 
the  superior  facililijs  for  the  matiufac- 


turo  of  woolen  goods  olTered  by  unexcel- 
led water  privileges  taken  advantage  of, 
we  think  un  investment  in  such  an  on- 
tcrpri.se  would  bo  aproiitable  one.  The 
popuhition  of  the  place  \i  put  down  at 
i<,500  people,  and  it  lias  a  full  coniplo- 
meat  of  f.ictoriea,  mills,  etc.  Its  citi- 
z.'iis  are  endowed  with  a  spirit  of  energy 
ami  public  improvement  that  adds 
gre.itly  to  their  high  recommcudatioii 
of  intelligence  .ind  mor.dity.  The  public 
schools  are  spoken  of  in  the  highest  tjrins, 
a  perfect  system  for  the  education  of 
pupils  seeming  t;)  lo  the  result  most 
sought  aft'jr.  All  the  reli;4ious  d  u.inii- 
nati  Ills  are  r.'pre.sout.'d,  while  a  sub- 
.stanti.l  l)..nk  su[)plics  the  rcsidjuts with 
capiti  1,  ami  two  newspapers  furnish 
them  with  local  news. 


Allbri-ht  FT  M,  bl  ick.smith 
ANDREWS  J,  ptopr  J{ed  Bluff  Hotel 
A.diurst  &  lJ;'ayii.ird,  attys  at  l.iw 
BAHNEY  W^H,   druggist,  st.iticmory, 

wat'jlies  iind  jeivclry 
BAiaD  GEO,  saloon 

BANK  Ox''  TEHAMA  COUNTY,  ^V 

\\  C  ho  nio  c.shii'r 
BiiNKS  JEROME,    atty    at   law   and 

notary  public 
Bi<lwell  lir. ifi  &  Co,  blacksmiihs  and  wa- 

!L:<vim:iki'r.s 
BLACK  SAMUEL,  mr-rchant  tailor 
l5oli'iL;vr  \V  1'",  bre\very 
BRADY  JOHN,  Hmpire  Livery  St  diL- 
BROkVN  J  A,   "The    Ked    lliuil"  .Sa- 

BROWN   JAMES   H,  blacksmith  and 

waii.iiiinaker 
BURGESS  J   W,  proprietor  Trcmont 

II  >trl 

C.idwal.ider  Ch  s,  pres  Bank  of  Teliain.i 

CAH03NE  W  B,  ca.shi<M-  Bank  of  To- 
h  .in  I  L'  lunty  and  agt  \V,  F  &  Co 

C.iniei'  111  .1  S,  piwsjcian 

CHIPMAN  &  GARTER,  atty.s  at  hw 

('111  isti  111  ('  I',  b.iriier 
CHURCH  J  E,  gen  mdse 
CCARK  &  MAYHEW,  gen  mLs. 

CLEMENTS  JOHN,  st  .tioiKry,  bo,,ks 

iic.vs,  V.  I'litiiM  an.l  J)  istm.istci' 
C3MST0CK  C  A,  coUejtor  and  notiry 

public 
Cone  .1    S,    vicj-pres    Bank    of   Tehania 

CONe'&  KIMBALL,  gen  mdse,  a!id 
wlie.t  and  wo  i|   buyers 

COOLEY  R  B,  X  10  U  8  Hestrurant 

Cornell  «&  Alvord,  diy  goods  and  cl.)tli- 
ing 

Cranddl  Mrs  C  (J,  restaurant  and  sa- 
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ALIIIAEKTICitLLr. 


DAVENPORT  J  S,  groceries,  provi- 
a'vme.  confeetimiery,  produce,  etc 

DAWSON  BROS,  carnaso  factory 

DELYECCHIO  C  H,  huii dreader 

Du  iShieUlii  Ed,  atty  at  law 

El>y  .lackson,  comity  asHessor 

EDWARDS  WM,  propr  Littio  Giant 
Saloon 

ELLISON  J  F,  attorney  at  law 

Kppcrdon  Daniel,  wagonmaker 

ESTERLE  A  M,  dentist 
IICKERT    C  W  &  SON,  furniture 

and  niidertakiug,  wall   paper,    paints 

and  oils 
FINCH.  BURTT  &  CO,  «en  m    . 
FISH  C  E,  piopi-  Palace  Salooi 
FOSTER  C  F,  slieritr 
Frank   Samuel  F,  forwarding  and   wool 

buyer 
GARWOOD  WM,  food  stable 

GERSTENBER'GER    &    KUHN, 

watelies  and  jewelry 
Greene  Chas  If,  county  clork   and   re 

eordcr 
GRIMM  J  F,  hainlresscr 
liirkniaii  Klijali,  coroner  and  udminis- 

tr.tiir 
HICKS  MRS  JB,  millinery  and  fanny 

g(joil8;  als  >  ice  cream  parlors  and  lodg- 

iiiii  biiuse 
HOOK  M  R,  real  i state,  insurance,  no- 

t,:ry  public,  justice  of  peace  and  claim 

ilg(!llt 

HUNTER  S  J,  furniture  and  bidiling 

llutcliiiison  l>  1',  cii^armaktr 

Jones   T  .1  &  Co,  liLicksmiths  and  wag 

onmakors 
Kiii.;8lfy's  (ilove  Factory 
Klot/,  If,  nieit  market 
l^aiidis  .hi'),  saloon 
L;inijc  G  W,  liairdresser 
LANGE    L  H   D,   hides,    pelt.«,    furs, 

t»ll()W  and  produeo 
Leonard  it  Siwtfll,  guns  and  gloves 
r^ewis  K  .1,  superior  judge 
Lilian!  Lafayette,  county  surveyor 
l-iugseheiil  A,  boots  and  slioes 
LOGAN  JAS  D,  Ik  iidresscr 
L"iiniis  A  .1,  pork  packer 

MALLERC  WD.s  b.on 

MATLOCK  J   T,  attorney  at   law  and 

ili^triet  attorney 
Mayliew  C  K,  saloon 
Mayliew  F.I,  tlour  mills 
iNLiyliew  (J  II,  gen  mdse 
Ml  Giirtliy  Giias,  lM)otu\aker 

McCarthy  phil  w,  wine  room 


Morris  &  Campbell,  dry  goods  and  mil- 
linery 
Oleadorf  W  D,  physician 
Olmsted  M  L  &  d',  goii  mdso 
Otto  C,  bootmaker 
Owens  A  G,  harness  and  saddles 
PAYNE  J  A.  propr  Wool  Exchange 

"PEOPLES    CAUSE,"    (daily   and 

weekly),  .1  H  I'ryor  propr 
PHILLIPS  L  P,  fruit  dealer 
Piorco  G  W,  livery 
Prater  \Vm,  mo;.t  market 
PRYOR  J  H,  propr  "People's  Cause" 
RANTZ  H  C,  a-ent  Singer  Manuf  Co, 

Mam 
RED   BLUFF    HOTEL,  J    Andrews 

propr 
Jkichart  &  Collino,  harness  and  saddles 
Koberts  J  B,  livery 
ItobinsoM  Ibiiiry,  saloon 
ROBINSON  W  R,  saloon  and  restau- 

rant 

ROSEVEARE  ROBERT,  druggist 

Uyan  T  H,  piupr  gasworks 

SCHOENFELD  S  D, books,  stationery, 
jewelry,  cutlery,  guns,  ammunition, 
music  1  instruments,  toys,  fancy  guoJs 

Schroder  A  ilk  B,  saloon 

Scott  P  G,  county  tr.iasurer 

"SENTINEL,"  (daily  and  weekly),  A 
Town-<cnd  [iropr 

Sbuitz  F  H,  marble  works 

Sl.'cth  G  A,  f.jed  stabb 

"The 


propr 


SMITH  „FRANK  W, 

Led^icr' 

STOLL  PAUL,  harness  ami  saddles 
Taylor   Geo  W,  agent  G  P  11  li  and  W 

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"THE  LEDGER,"   Frank   W  Smith 

pi'Oj.r 
TUWNSEND  A,  propr  "  Sentinel"  and 

eoiinfy  troasurcr 
TREMONT    HOTEL,  J   W    Burgess 

TKIER  THEODOBE,  tailor 

VOLKER   C,   elothin.',    boots,    bIiocs, 

bi.ts,  caps,  I  tc 
VoluMtinu  &  M.inasso,  hardware  and  ag- 

ricultur.l  inipleni'jnts 
VESTAL  GEO   W,   propr  Red   Blufr 

Meat  Market 
Walbridge  E  B,  varieties 
WALLACE  P  T,  confectionery,  fruits, 

nuts,  eti! 
WARD  M,  boots,  shoes  and  clothing 
Weil  Joseph,  fancy  goods 


Went/  Henrv,  saluoii  and  bakery 
McLEAN  ALEXANDER,  contractor,  WIEDEMANN    LOUIS,    bootmaker. 

and  builder  i      opp  Tivniont  House 

MIDDLETON  &  ENDICOTT,  proprs!  WEITf  EC.DT  HENRY  C.horseshoer 


Washington  Meat  Market 
Miller  Henry,  pn  pr  National  Hotel 
Miller  J  M,  saloon 


Winur  S  H,  <lry  goods 
Woithi  igtoii  — ,  photogr;<pher 
Yeagcr  Myron,  county  supt  schools 


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Made  up  of  own  cloth,  and 

A  Perfect  Fit  Guaranteed. 

First- Class  WofUmanshi p. 

Has  on  hand  th:  LATEST  STYLES  of  Goj^s. 


W.  H.  BAHNEY, 


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Drugs,  Medicines,  Paintsif  Oils 

BOOKS  .\:  STATION KRV, 
Clocks,  Watch i:s  and  .Jicwkluy. 

pub: wines ano mmm mwmv  use. 

Cu;it<)mcrM  will  (Itul   inv   Sicick  nf  MKIiI   INEii 

tifiiiiilete,  W'lrriiiitiMl  ;,'riuiiiu^  mid  of 

till;  Ijosl  qilii  ity. 

Main  Street,  Eed  £M. 


Tremont  Hotel, 

Main  S:ro:t,  Red  BlufF, 


J.    W.    DUROKSS,     .     PROl-RIF/rOR. 

Tlii-i  house  has  bcPM  tln^roir.'hly  ruiiovMtCil  ninl 
ii  now  tliu 

LeailiDg  Hotel  in  Norilicru  Califoriiia 


The  Bst  Hotel  in  the  City. 

Free  'Bus  to  ;uul  from  all  tr,uii>;. 


J.  F.  ELLISON, 

COBNER  MAIN  AND  OAK  STREETS, 

RED  BLUFF,  CAL. 


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TRY   MURRAY'S  LUNG  Ali3   LIVER   B/ILSAM. 


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nAILY  AND  WEEKLY. 

ESTABIilSHED   1!V   1800. 

The  Oldest  Newspaper  publiHhed  in  Tehama  County. 


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Published  every  SATURDAY  and  Daily,  at 

RED  B.LUFF,  California,  by  J.  H.  PRYOR. 

BOOK  &  JOB  PRINTING  ESTABLISHMENT 


THE  PEOPLE'S  CAUSE  is  published  in  the  midst  of  the  finest  Agri- 
cultural, Wool-Growing,  Manufacturing,  Lumbering  and  Mining  Region 
in  the  Upper  Sacramento  Valley,  of  wliich  it  is  the  Representative  Journal. 
,  THE  PEOPLE'S  CAUSE  advertising  rates  will  be  furnished  on  ap- 
plication.  J.  H.  PRYOR,  Publisher  and  Proprietor. 

ROBERT  ROSEVEARE, 

DEALKR  IX 

Drugs,  Medicines  $t  Chemicals, 

TOILET  ARTICLES,  PATENT  MEDICINES, 

Pure  Wines  and  Liquors  for  Medicinal  Use, 

IlED  BLVFE,  CAL. 

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Physicians'  Proscriptions  carefully  coinpounded  at  all  hours. 


S.  D.  SCHOENFELD, 


Dl,ALKU 


Booh,  Stationery,  ffatclifis,  Jew  olry, 

Tab!e  and  Pocket  Cutlery,  Guns.  Ammunition, 

Fishing  Tackle,   Cro>;l.-cry,  Glasswnre,   Musicnl    InslrumentF,   Toys,    Perfumery, 
Willow  ware,  Yankee  Ni)tiiins,  etc. 

Arrent  for  Tehamn  Coiiity   lor  Steinway  Pianos.  Mason  A  HamL'n 
Origans,  Ma^Ic  Stop  Or;|^aas,  and  WJson  Sow.nj  Jllaohines. 

MAIN  STREET,  BED  BLUFF,  CAL. 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  Of  ji;::L3>%!^'*.;ds.  315J$t./Sao. 


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AuiilARKTlnAutV. 


C.  VOLKER, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

Clothing.  Ladies'  &  Gents'  Furnisliing  Goods, 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  HATS  &  CAPS, 

JOBACCO,  CIGARS  S  YANKEE  NOTIONS, 
Main  Street,  Red  Bluff, 

One  door  South  of  the  Tremont  HotoL 


Orders  from  the  Country  will  receive  prompt  attention.     CO' 


MRS.  J.  B.  HICKSi 

DEALER  IN 

MILLINEBY  SO  OSS, 

Fanc}  Mh  Ladies'  and  dil'dren's  Ondemear, 

Etc.,    Etc., 

Main  Street,  Il3d  BM,  C&l. 


Ice  Cream  Parlors. 


Redding, 

SHASTA    COUNTY, 

Is  the  northern  terminus  of  the  Oregon 
Division  of  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad, 
and  has  a  population  of  500.  Every- 
thing indicates  a  healthy  growth,  und 
its  destiny  as  a  place  of  commercial  im 
portance  is  assured.  The  country  sur- 
rounding it  is  agricultural  in  its  nature 
and  is  capable  of  supporting  a  dense 
population.  It  is  also  the  southern  tur- 
niinus  of  the  Calit'oruia  and  Oregon  Over- 
land Stage  Co.  It  is  the  entrepot  of  a 
large  area  of  thickly  populated  country 
where  wool  growing  and  stock-raising 
are  extensively  carried  on. 


AVERHL  G  W,  dentist 
Anderson  E  G,  carpenter 
ASmfUSLD  J,  carpenter  and  builder 
Bemis  ft  Whittmore,  saloon 
Berry  0  E,  stoves  and  tinware 
BOISE  ft  BENVIE,  blockMoiths 
BOLTOK  JO,  laundry 
Breslauer  D,  gen  mdso 
Breslauor  N  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
BROWN  M  M,  meat  market 
Bush  C  C,  postmaater 


BTTSH  &  JOHNSON,  oommission  mer- 
ch;mt!J  andfi)rwar<i(:rs 

CAUfORNIA  &  OREGON  STAGE 
COMPANY,  Kodding  and  Ro8ebu:j 

Cainplieil  J  I),  saloon 

CASTLE  A  S>  hotel,  restaurant  and  sa- 
loun 

Chr.ppell  J  N,  agt  Oregon  Division  C  P 
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Close  &  Glaszer,  blacksmiths 

Centner  J,  merchant  tai)or 

Cook  Mrs  E  A,  carpet  weaver 

Craddock  John,  livery 

Curtis  E  D,  physician 

DICKINSON  £,  fruits,  etc 

Eckels  8  A  J,  drayman  and  constablo 

Fader  L  .1,  livery  and  corfal 

GLEAVES  J  M.  di  umst 

GLEAVES  &  LAWRT,  druggists 

Greenwood  Jos,  bootraaker 

GroveH  (ieo,  express 

Groves  Mra  G,  millinery 

Gruttnor  O,  bakery  and  saloon 

Hall  J  1{,  saloon 

Hoff  Peter,  meat  market 

Hyman  M,  watchmaker 

Kauifmann  I,  gen  mdse 

LAWRT  0  J,  physician 

Levy  E,  dry  goods 

Madison  John  H,  barbar 

Major  ft    Culverhouso,  propr   Redding 

and  Alturas  Stage  Line 
McCormick  Jas,  notary,  assist  postmaa- 

ter  and  justice  peace 
McCormick  Soaltzer  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Miller  Frank,  ^eu  mdse 
MORRIS  B  R,  harness  and   saddles, 

Tehama 
Mullen  Bros,  livery  and  feed  stable 

FENNSTLVANIA.  BOARDING 

HOUSE  JAND  CORRAL,  J  George 

propr 
Parker  E  G,  saloon  , 

Powell  ThoB,  iMotmaker 
Quinn  ft  Chmpbell,  restaurant 
BEDDING  HOTEL,  B  Conroy  propr 


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(weekly)  Frank  M  Swasey,  pub 

Scamman  J  F,  wagonmaker 

SCHROTiSt  OC,  harness,  saddles,  sew- 
ing machines,  hides,  pelts,  etc 

Smith  &  Wood,  blacksmiths,  wagonmkrs 

SWASEY  F  M,  pub  "Independent" 

Thompson  F,  hotel 

KogerdJas,  agt  0  &  O  Stage  Co 

Wells  I'argo  &  Co's  J^xpress,  R  G  Dunn 
agent 

W  U  Tel  Co,  H  E  Parker  agt 

WILLABD  &  WIEL,  gen  mdse.  Mar 
ket  Tahame 

Williams  &  Dickenson,  carpenters 

WITZEL  JULIUS,  Empire  Barlier  Shop 


Redwood  City, 

8AN    MATEO    COUNTY, 

Is  a  pleasantly  situated  place  of  1,000  in 
habitants,  on  the  line  of  the  Southern 
Pacific  K  E,  8  miles  from  San  Mateo. 


Allen  J,  carriagemaker  and  blacksmith 

Ayers  Chos,  Tremont  House 

Baker  D,  dry  goods 

Barry  Edward,  dist  atty 

Beals  E,  livery  stable 

Bennett  M,  boarding 

BOTSCH  .  FREDERICK,   boots  and 

shoes^  Main 
Bradbury  Geo  F,  physician 
Buadbury  G  T,  physician 
BUOER  HEBTERY.  Greek's  Tannery 
CHAMBERLAIN  &  WILCOX,  gen 

mdse  antl  iigt  W,  F  &  Co,  Main 
Christ  J  no,  storage 
Cloud  J  J,  county  surveyor      < ' 
Cook  A,  liquors 
Crow  Jas,  undertaker  and  hotel 
Crowley  J  no,  hotel  .. 

Davis  Bros,  butchers 
Doerr  H,  liquor? 
Durkham  T  G,  farmer 

EIKERENEOTTER  C,  liquors 

Eikerenkotter  E,  county  auditor 

ELSTROM  L,  board  and  lodging,  Bridge 

Eureka  Brewery,  C  Uadley 

Fisher  L,  blacksmith 

Fitch  J  S,  stoves  and  hardware 

Fittzpatrick  P  P,  liquors 

Foisse  B  P   tailor 

FORD  D,  olacksmith,  Bridge 

Fox  G  W,  atty  at  law  and  notary  public 

Frank  Brow,  tanners 

FRI8BIE  WILI,  di uggist,  pottmaater, 
coroner  and  public  administrator,  Main 

Gorden  A,  capitalist 

ORAND  HOTEL,  John  Crowley  pro- 
prietor, Bridge  and  Main 

Green  Geo  W,  aheriff  and  collector 

Grimmeiutein  H,  city  marshal 


Gunning  J,  nursery 

Hadler  C,  gen  merchant 

Hannon  Jus,  liquors 

Hanson,  Ackerson  &  Co,  lumber 

HANSuN  £  H,  carriage  painter,  Main 

Hartley  G  P,  county  supt  of  schuola 

Harfcsough  C  W,  county  assessor 

UeadE  !•',  siiperior  j-d.,'e 

HILTON  &  TITUS,  blacksmiths, 
wagoumakcrs  and  mauufra  of  Monitor 
hay  prcds,  Main 

HIHD  T,  butcher.  Main 

Horton  11,  hardware,  stoves,  etc 

Hurd  &  Bunn,  Redwood  City  Mill 

HyndingC  G,  liquors 

Jacobiiou  1>,  gen  merchant 

Jamieson  P,  plumbar 

Kaufman  Mis  li,  fancy  goods 

KENNEDY  MRS  A'  A,  pr.prss  Hotel 
De  Redwood 

Kincaid  H,  dist  atty 

King  H,  hairdresser 

Kirkpatrick  C  A,  physician 

KreijsK,  brewery 

Kuck  K  H,  liquors 

Leary  D  J,  painter 

Loveland  E  W,  physician,  county  coro- 
ner and  public  admini:strator 

McCarthy  P,  boots  and  shoes 

Millikcn  A,  physician 

Mullen  D,  hur.icssniaker 

NEUNKOTTER  C  E,  iquore,  Main 

Nolverta  Mrs  R,  dressmaker 

NUTTING  H  N,  atty  at  law.  Main 

l^frang  J,  bakery,  Bridge 

Phelan  &  Kind,  millinery 

Plump  G,  gen  merchant 

Pool  J  no,  express 

Potter  G  R,  agt  S  P  R  R 

Prebble  G  W,  gen  merchant 

Projonovirt  P,  chop  house 

Rice  Geo  H,  searcher  of  record* 

Robinson  E,  drassmaker 

Robinson  J  L,  boots  and  shoes 

Ross  G  C,  atty  and  notary  public 

ROWLEY  E  0,  atty  at  law  and  pub 
"San  Mateo  Co\mty  Journal" 

"SAN    MATEO    COUNTY    JOUR 

NAL,"  R  G  Rowley  publisher 
Saunders  Bros,  lumber  dealers 
ScoHeld  H  A,  justice  of  peace 
Sertors  F,  liquors 
Shankey  W,  boots  and  shoes 
Smith  T  J,  gen  merchant 
Spinier  J,  hairdresser 
Stattbrd  &  Dugan,  livery  stable 
Stafford  J,  gen  merchant 
Stephans  H,  nursery 
STEWART  WM,  druggist,  Bridge 
Thiol  G  A,  jeweler 
'  'Times  and  Gasette"  (weekly),  San  Mateo 

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Tremont  House,  Chaa  Ayera  propr 


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ALrllAHBTICALLY. 


Underbill  A,  cigars,  fruita,  etc 

Walker  Henry,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 

Walsh  Michael,  ins  agt 

WELCH  R  C,  collector,  police  judge, 
iiisurauce  pnd  real  estate  ag'^.nt 

Whooten  F,  painter 

Wilcox  W  J,  county  treasurer 


Latouratte  P  H,  carpenter 
Kublee  Alfred,  stockraiser 
Whitcomb  Jus,  stockraiser 
Williams  N,  physician       , 


HOTEL  DE  REDWOOD, 

A  Wild  and  Healthful  Mountain  Resort. 

In  the  Santa  Cruz  Mountafiis,  20  mile  <  from  San 

Jode,  15  iniluH  trom  Siinta  Criiz  aiul  10 

iniluii  from  Muiitcrey  Uay. 

Dellghiiul  Camping  and  Reciedion  Grounils. 

mtaic"*!  for  Manta  Cm^.,  connecting  with 

tlio  South  I'uciflc  Cn-.ist  Ktiilrouil,  pass 

the  Hotel  daily. 

Price  per  Week,  -   S7.00 

Table  (jood — proved  by  tryin_;^. 
MRS.  A.  A.  KENNEDY. 


Pioneer  Drug  Store, 

Main  Sti<:et,  Bsiwooi  City. 

Drugs,  Medicines,  Perfumery, 

TOBACCO,  CIGARS, 

School  Books,  Stationery,  &c. 

POST  Ol'  FICE. 

WILL  FRISBIE. 


Rio  Dell 

HUMBOLDT   COUNTY. 

Painter  Mrs  Amy  P,  doctor 
FAINTER  1,  propr  lUo   Dell  House 

aud  postmaster 


Biceville, 

TEHAMA   COUNTY-. 

AITKIN  A  B  &   CO,  postoffice  and 

gen  mdse 
Bonham  B  B,  physician 
Cannon  J  C,  blacksmith 
Davis  Wm,  livery  stable 
Donovan  J  J,  meat  market 
(ranlner  H  S,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Liersch  Wm,  blacksmith 
Lown  M,  carpenter 
Million  Wm,  hotel  and  liqaors 
Sapper  J  B,  bootmaker 


Sichland, 

8A0RAMXKTO   OOUNTT. 

A  postoffice  on  the  Sacramento  river, 
a  1»w  mike  below  Saorameato. 


V,  Ripon, 

SAN   JOAQUIN   COUNTY. 

Dickitiaon  E  C,  school  teacher  , 
Dickinson  S  W,  blacksmith 
Finch—,  MD 
Funk  Jiio,  c  irpentor 
Kiimey  David,  c;irpenter 
Leury  J  O,  section  boss 
Praeter  A,  hotel 
Pygall  Geo,  shoemaker 
Strahle  Jacob,  billiard  manufr 
Swett  Jno,  carpenter 
Wright  1   S,   storage 

merchant 
YAPIE  D  F,  gen  mdse 


storage  and  commission 


Rio  Vista, 

SOLANO    COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  Sacramento  river,  dis- 
tant from  San  Francisco  73  miles.  It  is 
finely  laid  out,  has  a  population  of  500, 
good  public  schools  aud  also  a  young 
ladies'  academy,  (St.  Gertrude's.)  This 
is  quite  an  important  shipping  depot  for 
fruit  from  the  surrounding  country. 
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ALLENDER  &  HORET,  fruit,  vege- 

tiblos  and  confectionery 
Boll  P,  tinsmith 

BROWN  B  B,  propr  Biver  View  Hotel 
Bruniug   Jos,  lumber  dealer  and  ware- 
house 
Calvert  Frederick,  wagonmaker 
CHASE  E  M  &  L>  fruit,  confectionery 

and  iiewH  dealers 
CHRISTENSEN  M,  wharfinger,  wood 
and  coal  dealer 

CLARRIDOE  GEO  A,  propriet  j-  S^ew 

Western  Hotel 
CranalA  H,  gen  mdse 
CRANER  S,  gen  mdse 
Davis  Chas,  planing  mill 
Diusmore  E  F,  pastor  Congregational 
Endicott  R  H,  physician 

ERLANGER  ft   OALINGER,  gen 

mdse  aud  agent  Commercial  Union  in* 
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Fallman  Bros,  blocksmithB  and  wagon- 
makci  8  

FEROTJSOir  WILUAH.  blacksmith 

and  waffonnjaker 
Fiscns  J  Tl,  livery  stable 

FItASER  OEORGE,  butcher 

Gavan  Jiio,  liquors 

Gurnel  Jacob,  liquors 

Hadlpy  S,  blacksmith  and  machinist 

Hench  Mrs  £,  boots  and  shoes 

HoMerbach  Jos,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

IngorsoU  J  D,  justice  of  pence 

Johnson  ft  P]mi^,  warehouses 

KEIBN^N  THOS,  undertaker  and 
picture  frame  maker 

Lawsou  H,  liquors 

Ij<'fl)er  Jiio,  physician 

Mi.lone  Jno,  bootmaker 

Mnrshall  Sl  Smith,  butchen 

McGraygh  Danl,  liquors 

MERKITT  CHAS  ft  CO.  dmga 

HERRITT  CHAS.  manager  Montezu- 
ma Tel  Co  and  notary  public 
Miller  Louis,  painter 
Montezuma  Tel  Co,  Chas  Merritt  man'r 
Nelson  Chas,  liquors 
Norenpcra  M,  liquors 
HEW  WESTERN  HOTEL,  George  A 

Clarridge  propr 
ORTNER  O  P.  tailor 
Parker  Miss  A  E,   millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
PETERSON  ANDREW   H,  livery 

stable 
Randle  P  \V,  physician 
RIVER  VIEW  HOTEL,  B  B  Brown 

propr 
Bol)erts  O  W,  liquori 
Kublo  L  C,  postmaster 
Rutik  Mr'  L  C,  hotel 
SORENSON  S  P,  furniture  dealer  nntj 

propr  iSorcnson's  patent  chair  braces 
Stiill  C  M,  harness  aud  saddlery 
.Stumm  F  J,  jewelry  and  millinery 
THOMPSON  GEO,  liquors 
Wadsworth  Wm,  gen  mdso 
Weslar  Geo,  barlier 

WILCOX,  RUBLE  &  DOZIER. 

mdse  and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Wilson  J  £,  horseshoer 


magnificent  orange  orchards.  It  is  ii  quite 
a  prosperous  condition,  and  its  outlook  is 
decidedly  promising.  It  is  on  the  South- 
em  Pacitic  R.  R.,  7  miles  fiom  Colton. 


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Riverside, 

SAN   BERNARDINO  COUNTY, 

Is  a  new  and  most  delightfully-located 
place  of  1,200  inhabitants,  surrounded 
by  a  rich  agricuUcral  and  fruit-growing 
district.  The  climate  is  8ui>erb,  and  the 
town  is  quite  a  resort  for  tourists,  owing 
to  its  many  natural  features  of  attrac- 
tion.   Among  thtt  most  noted  are  its 


Allen  J,  physician  and  surgeon 

BoydJohn,  saloon 

Brown  E  G,  justice  of  peace  and  ins  agt 

Burt  B  D 1-  Bro,  gen  mdse 

Carroll  C  J,  bakery    and   restaurant 

Conway  E,  atty  at  law 

Craig  Wm,  propr  Riverside  Hotel  and 

justice  of  peace 
Cross  Rev  WmH,  pastor  Congregational 

Chiirch 
Cunningham  G  D,  blacksmith  and  wag- 

onmaker 
Cunningham    R    F,    propr    Riverside 

House,  real  estate  and  ius  agt 
Dickson  &  Preston,  livery  stable 
Gill  C  J,  physician  and  surge<m 
OLENWOOD  COTTAOR  HOTEL  (a 

Sle;.8ant  houie),  Frank  A  Miller  propr, 
Iain  and  Seventh 

Greves  James  P,  postmaster  and  notary 
public 

Hamilton  J  W,  drugs 

Handy  B  B,  county  supervisor 

HOLT  L  M,  publisher  "Press  and  Hor- 
ticulturist," Main 

Jones  Mrs  M  E,  dressmaker 

Keith  ft  Derby,   boot  and  shoemakers 

Kingsley  L  H,  barber 

Luguens  M,  bakery 

Lyon  &  Rosenthal,  gen  mdse  and  agta 
W,  F  &  Co 

Marsh  Isaac,  stoves  and  tinware 

McLeod  D  W,  secy  Riverside  Canal  k 
Irrigating  Co,  ins  agt  and  notary  pub- 
lic   

MTLLER  FRANK  A,  groceries 
propr  Glenwood  Cottage  Hotel 
ms  agt.  Main 

MOOOY  E  P,  furniture,  bedding 
undertaker,  Market 

Musselman  SamI,  dentist 

Nixon  Rev  Wm,  pastor  M  E  Church 

Overton  Miss  K  F,  opr  W  U  Tol 

Perdue  Frank,  barber 

Petchner  &  Alder,  blacksmiths  and  wa- 
gonmakers 

Petton  S  S,  hardware  and  tools 

"PRESS  &  HORTICULTURIST" 

(weekly),  LM  Holt  publisher.  Main 
Reinstein  Philip,   hamees   maker   and 
saddler 

RIVERSIDE  LAND  ft  IRRIOAT- 

INO  CO,  S  C  Evans  pros,  D  W  Mc- 

I^eod  secy.  Main 
Robinson  Henry  W,  Riverside  &  Colton 

Stage  Line 
Roe  &  Co,  druggists 
Rubidoux  Louis,  stable 


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ALHIARRTICALLT. 


Shagarb  K  D,  physician  and  surgeon 
Stoiio  John,  meat  morkut 
Vial  A,  Hilooii 
WiliKr  Chas,  barber 
Wilioii    Rov    Wm,    pastor    Episcopal 
Church 


Boberf  s  Landingf, 

BAN   JOAQUIN    COUNTY. 
ROBERTS  MARTIN,  postmaster 

Bobinson's  Ferry, 

CALAVERAS    COUNTY, 


Is  on  the  Sonora  and  Mokolumne 
Stage  Itoud,  0  miles  from  Suaora. 


Salaro  Peter,  a[.?n  milse 
WOOD   HARVET,    postmaster 
county  suxiervidor  third  district 


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Bock, 

YOLO   COUNTY. 

BEATT  JOHN,  blacksmith  and  post- 
muster 
Cumsjy  D  C,  quicksilver  mine 


Bocklin, 

PLACER  COUNTY, 

Is  the  fl.-iRterii  terminus  of  the  Sacra- 
mento Division  of  the  Caitrid  Panitic 
11.  R.,  2'J  niilea  from  that  city.  Its  lo. 
C!:tiou  in  quitJ  pretty,  and  its  support  is 
derived  cliieily  from  the  mauhiao  shupa 
uf  the  Railroad  Comp:)ny. 


BURCHARD  J  P,  H-inors 
CASSIOY  JAMES,  liquors 
(Jlyilesilale  Joha,  ins  agtaud  collector 
Crocker  L  I>,  groceries 
DERRICK  Wm.  livery  stable 
Dunn  Edsvani,  b>)otmakcr 
JVedorick  fi  F,  tailor 
GOVE  MRS  L,  proprs  Railroad  House 
(inmt  Diial,  liquors 
JOHNSON  OEO,  hairdresser 
LAYENSON  M,gen  mdso 
Lcvison  Dros,  gen  mdse 
McCONVIIjLE  a,  cigars  and  tobacco 
McGREEDY    Q    W,    propr    Trotfs 

Hotel 
MTJIR  J  A,  agt  and  train  master  C  I 

1'  R  and  mannger  W  U  Tal  Co 
PFOSI  JACOB,T>*kery 
EODRICK  FRANK,  hairdresser 


Schle^elmi'Ch  Mrs  Mary,  hotjl 
Schmitt  Adam,  saloon 
Sehnetzc  W  F,  meat  market 
SMITH  B  F,  justice  of  paa^e 
SMITH  L0>  <>ruggist,  st  itinner,  notnry 

public,   pmtmastor,  agt  V7,  F  &;  CV> 

and  iii9  ugt 

S9ULB  OB.  l»l"o'^ 
SWEENEY  JOHN,  liquors' and  groce- 
ries, depot 
Taylor  .J  N,  granite 
Walden  Jamos  M,  constable 
Wood  E  P,  physician 


Bohnerville, 

nUMBOLDT   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  Eureka  and  Clovepdalie 
road,  2*2  miles  south  of  the  former  p^ico. 
Its  main  supports  are  the  lumber,  wonl 
and  agricultural  interests  of  the  locality, 
which  are  very  valuable.  The  town  U 
built  on  a  healtliy  site,  and  is  in  a 
flouridhinqr  condition.  It  posseses  a 
good  hotel,  a  newspaper,  printed  al- 
together ill  the  town,  and  a  grist  nnd 
sawmill,  the  latter  a  cumx)letc  establish- 
ment.' 


Ash  G  O,  pastor  M  E  Church 
Bamum  W  S,  ins  agt  and  atty  at  law 
Bowman  Daniel,  blacksmith 
BREWER  G  H,  blacksmith 
BRIDQES  H  J,  boots  and  shoes  and 

hairdresser 
CRABTREE  S  H,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding nnd  postiniister 
Davis  HAP,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
watchmaker 

"EEL  RIVER  ECHO,"  W  H  Runnels 

publishor 
FEIQENBAUM  J  &  BRO,  gen  mdse 

FELT  T  D,  livery  s.ablo  and  physi^ 

cian 
Fields  J  L,  paator  U  B  Church 
GILL  A  M,  gen  mdse,  hardware  and 

agricultural  implements 
(Jrav  George,  market  * 

KEYSER  &  CO  (Rufus  Kcyser  ^nd'  S> 

H  Little)  hot«-l 

KIMBALL  JOSEPH  B,  grist  and  saw- 
mill < 
IjeachF,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
LEVINOER  M,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co       i 
MIDDLETON  THOMAS,  liquon 
MILLER  JACOB,  cooperage 

PERROTT    MATHEW,   livery   and 

feed  st.'iblo 
Perrv  A  M  Mrs,  millinery 
PEaRY  P,  carriage  maket 
Reynolds  — ,  bootmaker 
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AliPHMmiOAIiLr. 


BXnniELS  W  H.  propr  "Ed  Riverl 
Echo  "  and  dealer  in  varieties 

Siapson  Georse,  harneaa  maker 

Smith  A  I\  blacksmith 

TYBHELL  A  J,  drugs  and  varieties, 
and  a^t  W,  F  &  Co 

Va'i  .Sickle  Thos,  saloon 

WEEKS  TgT.TJATT,  liquors 

White  Emery,  bootmaker 


Roseville, 

PLACER    COUNTY, 

A  small  agricultural  town  at  the  junc 
tiuu  of  the  Oregon  Diviaioa  and  the  muiu 
line  of  the  Central  Pucitic  Kailroad,  18 
miles  from  Sacramento. 


BERBiT  JHO  C,  carriage,  house  and 

sign  painter 
BEART  T  A,  saloon  and  barber 
BLAIR  JESSE,  liquors  and  billiards 
Fitzgerald  J  M,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

Jones  Thos  E,  agt  C  P  R  E,  W,  F  &  Co 
and  VV  U  Tel  Co 

EEEHNER  CHARLES,  blacksmitli 

and  propr  Double  "A"  Hi>rrow 
LEWIS  WMi  blacksmith  and  wagon - 

maker 
Miles  Nathan,  restaurant 
Moore  &  Elliott,  livery  stable  and  sa- 
loon 
NEFF  D  S,  Eoseville  Hotel 
Neher  Si  Co,  harrow  makers 
Niles  Wm  B,  phy&ician 
Pierce  Mrs  M  C,  restaurant  and  varieties 
PRATT  J   D,    gen  mdse    and    post 

master 
Scott  .Tames,  meat  market 
Scott  W,  (i  olden  Kagle  Hotel 
THOMAS  &  SON,  gen  mdso 
WATSON  J  R  &  CO,  liquors 


Aough  and  Ready, 

NEVADA   COCNTT, 

Is  an  agricultural  and  mining  town,  8 
miles  southwest  of  Nevada  City,  on  the 
Marysville  stage  road. 

Crowell  C  H,  school  teacher 
Hill  — ,  shoemaker  and  harness 
Melbourne  E  L,  saloon 
Schlottleaur  E  ti,  gen  mdse 
SCHRODER  JOHN  F,  gen  mdse  and 

postmaster 
Stein  W,  dry  goods 
Single  J,  blacksmith 


J.  F.  SCHRODER, 

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BOUGH  AND  BEAL7, 
Nevada  County  Cal. 

Round  Valley, 


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Routier  Station, 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTY, 
A  postoflSce  on  the  S.  &  P.  K.  E.,  13 
miles  from  Sacramento. 


Bryan  A  W,  stock  dealer 

Carpenter  E  (i,  capitalist 

Dougherty  W  J,  constable  and  collector 

Hicks  G  D,  miller 

Mahew  Leon,  saloon 

Menke  A,  hop  grower 

Patterson  A  D,  justice  of  peace,  post- 
master and  agent  Sacramento  &  Plac- 
erville  K  E 

Routier  James,  fruit  and  wine  raiser 

Schmidt  Herman,  blacksmith 

Taylor  John  B,  stock  raiser 


Rutherford, 

NAPA  COUNTY, 

On  the  California  Pacific  R.  R.,  14  miles 
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Chopson  Thos,  justice  of  the  peace 
Hortop  H,  blacksmith 
Lockwood  F  PJ,  gen  mdse 
ROBERTS  W  B,  postmaster 
Smith  E  B,  hotel 
Wyatt  W  H,  railroad  agent 


TRY    DR.   QUNN'8    RHEUMATISM    KING. 


BUSII^ESS  PENMANSHIP 


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Sacramento, 

SACRAMENTO    COUNTY. 

Situated  on  the  cast  bank  of  the  Sac- 
rnmcnto  river,  in  the  lovely  valley  bear- 
ing the  same  name,  is  the  handsome 
capital  of  the  Golden  State.     Until  the 
year  1870,  she  was  the  western  tirminus 
of  the  Central  Pacific  Railway,  the  na- 
tion's grandest  highway;  but  with   the 
construction  and  immediate  consolida- 
tion of   the  Western  Pacific  with  that 
line,  this   honor  was  surrendered  th  the 
"suburban  city  on   the   bay,''  and  she 
DOW  contents  herself  with  the  title  of   a 
station,    which    that    event    conferred 
upon  her.     However,  the  possession  of 
the  machine  shops  of  the  powerful  cor- 
poration is  a  source  of  great  revenue,  as 
there    arc    constantly   employed    about 
1,000  operatives,  and   through  this  fact 
her  loss  amounts  to  very  little.     Besides 
the  Central   Pacific,    there  are  several 
other  lines  of  railway  which   converge 
and  diverge  from   the  city,    and  they 
must  ever  prove  valuable  factors  in  the 
promotion  of  her  commercial   interests. 
Her  position  geographically  is  decidedly 
favorable,  rendering  the  business  men  of 
the  city  invaluable  aid  in  enlarging  their 
trade,  which,  in  their  absence,  must  be 
circumscribed  to  very  narrow  limits  by 
the  competition  of  >Siin   Frauci«co  mer- 
chants.    By  the   energy  and  enterprise 
of  her  .citizens,  who  have  always  been 
alive  to  the  development  of  their  city, 
slie  has  reached  the   second  place  as  a 
commercial   emporium,  and  we  besjieak 
for  her  u  continued  growth  and  an  hon 
orcd  place  in  the  rank  of   tl  le  most  sub- 
stantial cities  of  the  coast.     Her  many 
avenues  of  trade  are  ornamented  with 
splendid   structures,    well    paved    with 
cobble  stones  and  biilli.nntly  illuudnated 
with  gas,  while  many  of  them  are  tra- 
versecl  by  lines  of  street  railway,  and 
well  drained  by  an  excellent  system  of 
8ewer:igo.     In  the  residence  portions  of 
the  place  the  roomy  yards,  studded  with 
palms  and  ferns,  and   ablaze   in  most 
seasons  of  the  year  with  rare  tiowera, 
there  are   many  objects   of   attraction. 
In  the  possession  of  magnificent  private 
homes,  Sacramento  will   compare  favor- 
ably w  ith  any  city  of  the  same  size  in 
tiie  Union.     The   railroad   depot,  con- 
structed in  the  summer  of  187i^,  and  the 
beautiful  capitol  building  are  features 
of  the  place  that  deserve  special  notice. 
The  former  is  composed  principally  of 
iron  and  glass,  is  upwards  of  SOU  feet  in 
length,  and  is  conveniently  subdivided 
into   compartmeuta  peculiar  to  itself. 


The  latter  is  a  handsome  structure,  very 
commodious  and  attractively  situated  in 
lovely  grounds,  and  surmounted  by  a 
dome,  ISO  feet  in  bight.  Its  cost  was 
in  the  neighborhood  of  $5,000,000.  The 
city  is  also  well  supplied  with  dailv 
and  weekly  newspapers,  the  "Record- 
Union,"  a  morning  piper,  taking  rank 
in  age.  The  "  Bee,  '  an  evening  jour- 
nal, is  a  sprightly  sheet,  and  the  "tState 
Democrat,"  a  Democratic  publication, 
issued  in  the  morning,  and  the  "Jour- 
nal," a  German  semi-weekly,  ably 
represents  the  class  in  whose  interest 
it  is  published.  The  press  of  the  city 
is  a  credit  to  it,  and  the  circulation 
of  the  papers  show  an  appreciation 
that  is  commendable.  The  con- 
struction in  the  past  year  of  many 
substantial  business  houses  and  resi- 
dences, and  the  contemplated  investment 
of   capital  in  similar  improvements  the 

{)rcsent  year,  is  a  happy  commentary  on 
ler  future  growth.     Ihe   population  is 
estimated  at  'J6,000. 


Abramovich  John,  fruits,  nuts,  candies, 
etc.  Third  and  J 

Abrams  &  Tuney,  contractors  and  build- 
ers, 401  M 

AGEERMAN  &  CO,  crockery,  glass- 
ware and  plated  ware,  62t>  J 

ADAMS  C  E,  hay  and  grain,  727  J 

Adams  McNeill  &  Co,  wholesale  grocers, 
Front  and  L 

Agard  J  J,  insurance,  101 1  Fourth 

Agricultural  Park,  Alleu  Roberts  propr. 
Twentieth 

AITKIN  &  FISH,  marble  works, 
lil7K 

ALBERS  CONRAD,  naloon,  rm  K 

Albion  House,  Mrs  R  Mazeaux  proprie- 
tress, 510  K 

ALEXANDER  D  E,  atty  at  law  and 
notary  public,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  J 

Alexander  Mrs  Mary,  tailor,  806  K 

Alexander  S,  clothing,  800  K 

Alfaro  Isidore,  saloon,  cor  Front  and  P 

Allen  David,  agent  VV  U  Tel  Co,  Capitol 

Allen  J  F,  ma«ager  W  U  Tel  Co,  Second 
bet  J  and  K 

Allen  J  H,  bootmaker,  820^  K 

ALLEN  ROBERT,  lessee  Agricultural 
Park  and  liquors.  Twentieth  and  G 

Allmond  John  D,  sewing  machines  and 
cloves,  SOtt  J 

Allmond  Miss  Katie,photograph  colorer, 
806  J. 

ALSIP  E  Ki  secretary  Occidental  and 
Union  Building  and  Loan  Associa- 
tions, 1016  Fourth 

ALTHOUSE  JOSIAH,  Baloon,    lOOS 

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Amnrionn  BiMe  Society,  1023  Ninth 
AMERICAN  EAOLE  HOTEL,  T  S 

Wilkiiisoa  propr,  J  and  Twelfth 
Anderioii  &  Bt>r^,  p  tinters,  810  K 
Anduivon    J,    meichaiit    tuiior,    1018^ 

iSixth 
ANDEBSOK  ft  JOHNSON,  fnaliion- 

ahlu  inon^liant  tailorH,  lUlti  8oveuth 
Anderson  Rev  T  H  B,  clergyman  M  E 

South 
ANDEASON  W  A,  attorney  at  law, 

NE  cor  Thinl  und  J 

ANOBEW    A,  mannger    Continental 

Oil  anil  Trausportutiun  Co,  07  and  OU 

Front 
Andrews  Asa  P,  secretary  Sacramento 

Pioneer   Association,  Seventh  bet  J 

nnd  K 
Annis  'f  hos,  wood  and  coal  yard,  420  K 
Anuido  Hot<'l,  Thomas  Guinoau  propr, 

Se<!ond  l)ot  .1  and  K 
ABMSTRONQ  J  W,  attorney  ct  law, 

ABHSTRONG  THOMAS,  harness  and 

suddl.ry,  1104.1 
ARNOLI)  JACOB,  Second  Street  Meat 

Market,  Second  and  N 
Arnold  J    M,  insurance   broker,   1011 

Fourth 
Arnold  M  R,  restaurant,  1019  Second 
ASHER  J,photo£r!iplicr,  810  J 
ASH  ROBERT  W,  carriage  painter, 

1115J 
Atkin>4on    E  C,   president    Sacramento 

Business  College,  710  I 
AYhtiY  J  M,  president  Capital  Fur 

uitiire  Co,  010  J 

AXTELL    FRANK,    manufr   Goode 

nou;rh  Bed  Sprinif,  622  K 
Buokus  •Samuel    W,  adjutant    general, 

Capitol 

Bailey  Josrph,  agent  for  the.itre,  423  K 
Biiilcy  W  li,  harnesxmuker,  1030  K 
Baker  B,  hotel,  818  K 

BAKER  &   HAMILTON,  hardware, 

n)j!ri>-.ultural  implements,  wagons,  etc, 

10:»,  111,  113  and  115  J 

Baldwin  C  C,  grocer,  NE  cor  Twelfth 

and  (} 
Baldwin  W  H,  physician,  1029  Second 
Baptinte  J  ft  Co,  cigar  mannfa,  320  K 
BAT^IBER  M,  hay  and  grain.  Eleventh 

and  J 
Barnes  Chas,  cigars,  tobacco,  sacks,  etc, 

910  J 
Baron  Chas  L,  barber,  624  K 
BARRT  JNO,  liqnors,  lOS  K 
Bnrtlett  J  A,  manAger  Studebaker  Bros 

Mannfacturing  Co,  217  and  219  J 
WART.TeW.  GEO  A>  propr  Fountain  Liv- 
ery Stiibles,  1004  and  1006  J 
BASLER  MARTIN,  saddler  »nd  bar 
nessmuker,  1003  K 


BATCHELOR,  VAN  OELDER   ^ 

GO, miinufs,  (for  Pucifio Coast),  Spring 
Tooth  Harrows  and  Cultivators,  and 
dealers   in   agricultural    implumoutj 

s;02K 
BATES  GEO  E,  attorney  at  law,  914 

Fifth 
BATES  GEO  0  ft  CO,  hardware  and 

agricultural     implements,    '103    and 

^07  J 
Bauer  Bros,  tinners  and  coppersmithi 

729  K 
Baumle  Frederick,  cooked  meats,  426  J 
Bayer  &  Co,  grocers.  Second  and  0 

BAYER  EMIL,  grocer.  Second  and  0 

Bi*als  H  S,  photographer,  415  J 

Beard  M  li  &  Co,  8tationer>,  news,  etc 
312J 

Bearnson  N,  stoveo,  fumitnre,  crockery, 
glassware,  tinware,  etc,  829  J 

BEATTY  H  0,  receiver  U  S  land 
oHice,  Fourth  and  J 

BEAUMONT  DUNCAN,  land  agent, 
1018  Seventh 

Buckman  VVm,  president  Peoples'  Sav- 
ings Bank,  Fourth  and  J 

BELL  ft  KOLLIKER,  druggists,  SW 

cor  Sixth  and  J 
Bummercr  August,  cutler,  519  K 
BENING   BROS,   furniture,  bedding, 

crockery,  glassware,  (new  and  second 

hand),  etc,  1019  Fourth 

BENNETT  ft  HAftVEY,  propr  Sac- 
ramento Sign  ^Vcrks,  Ws.i  Tenth 

Bennett  Mrs  H.  proprictrAs  Larduer 
building,  Fifth  and  K 

BENNETT  I,  fruit,  candy,  cigars  and 
tobacc,  ".>20  J 

Beniiott  Miss  M,  dressmaker,  I  and  Sev- 
enth 

Bennett  Michael,  saloon,  807  J 

Bontlcy  Rev  Robert,  clergyman,  (Metho- 
dist) 

Berck  L  P,  grocers,  N\V  cor  Thirteenth 
amlK 

Bcrgmann  A,  picklo  and  vinegar  fac- 
tory, L 

Bcrkoy  T  H,  county  clerk,  Court  House 

Bernard  H  M,  blacksmith  and  carriage 
raakera,  L  and  Sixth 

Bertin  Mrs  E,  drossmaker,  919  Fifth 

Bertin  P,  upholsterer,  919  Fifth 

Bcttencourt  J  S  A,  barber,  1031  Front 

Bien  Louis,  dry  goods,  SW  cor  J  and 
Eighth  « 

Biewener  &  Hagemann,  meat  market, 
B'onrth  and  M 

BILLINGS  E  L  ft  CO,  wholesale  li- 
nuors,  417  K 

EILUNGSLEY  ft  CO,  wood  and  wil- 
low ware,  311  and  313  J 

BINOAT  MRS  E  0,  teacher  of  draw- 
ing, Ninth  and  K 


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Ctdifornin — Sacramento. 

Ai.pii^Nin'ioALt.r. 


725 


Bishop  Chai  E,  county  nipt  schools, 
Court  House 
If   BU'^siog  &  Guthria,  propr  Capital  Hotel, 
Suveath  and  K 

Blue  lUnl,  bootblack,  Alo  Vaults  Bar- 
ber Shop,  302  J 

Bohan  J,  rostuurant,  45  Second 

Boeckliott'    O,     dyeiug    and    cloauia;^, 

m  K 

Bohl  Potor,  real  estate  and  ins,  3^5  J 
Bnhror  Josonh,  linuors,  fi*^2  K 
BOND  &  HtJNTSMAN,  millinery  and 
fancy  goods,  523  J 

BOOTH  &  CO,  wholesale  groccrn,  Front 
Tlii«  iii  the  oldest  firm  in  the  city;  flrst 
established  in  the  Spring  of  1850,  und<  r 
the  stylo  of  •'  Forshee,  Booth  &  Co.," 
composed  of  John  Forsbec,  L.  A.  Booth 
and  Job  Dye.  The  tvro  latter  gentle 
men  retiretl  in  the  Spring  of  1851. 
About  the  sauio  period  Chiirtcs  Smitii 
and  Newton  Booih  established  busi- 
ness under  the  namoof  Smith  ft  Booth. 
After  the  tire  of  \!^5J,  L.  A.  Booth 
lH:came  u  meml)er  of  the  tirm,  which 
was  then  known  us  Booth  &  Co. 
Kleinlians  &  Co.,  established  in  1852: 
Theodore  P.  and  D.  Kleinliams,  part- 
ners. The  latter  firm  united  witii  the 
Kleitihans  coii8titutin<{  the  tirm.  The 
KUinhaiiB  retired  in  18tiO,  and  Newton 
l!ooth  again  entered  the  tirm.  L.  A 
Booth  an<l  T.  L.  Barker  retired  from 
the  tirm  in  1802,  and  .1.  T.  (Jli>ver  be- 
came a  member.  This  tirm  still  con- 
tinues, and  that,  too,  with  all  the 
surroundings  of  prosperity.  Its  busi- 
ness relations  extend  not  oaly  through 
the  northern  and  southern  counties  of 
the  State,  but  also  through  the  entire 
State  of  Nevada.  The  tiim  idso  do 
Imsi:ies8  in  San  Francisco,  under  the 
firm  name  of  VV.  W,  Dinlgc  &  Co. 

Borchers  W  F,  brewer,  NE  cor  Twelfth 
anilH 

Bostwick  E  R,  lodgings  and  restaurant, 
1117  Fourth 

Bottoniley  J  M,  Delivery  Co.  820  K 

BOWERS  &  LONOASiAUaH.  Capital 

Ale  Vaults,  302  J 
Bowers  Mrs,  physician,  919  1 
BOTD  MRS  J  W,  dressmaker,  505  J 
BOYD  THOS,  confectioner,  824  J 
Boyle   Miss   Katie,    dressmaker, 

Ei'hth 
Boyiie  Wm,  marble  works,  712  K 
Brag  &  Almond,  pattern  making 

wood  turning,  1107  Ninth 
Brandt  A,  lailies'  underwesir,  507  J 
Brannon  ft  Rooney,   carriage   factory, 

1107  ami  1109  Seventh 
Brenillin  A,  baker,  1128  I  bet  Eleventh 

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BREUNEB  JOHK,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, (i04  to  U08  K. 

BREWER  A,  Eagle  Hotel,  1 J 19  to 
1«2I  Front 

BREWER  B  B,  dentist,  628J  J 

BREWER  U  T  &  GO.  fruit  and  pro- 
duce merchants,  130  and  1^2  J,  cor 
Second 

Brigi'S  \V  A,  physician,  212  J 

BBlGQS  W  E,  oculist  and  aurist, 
42i»i  J 

Brooklyn  Hotel,  J  E  Mooney  propr,  83 
and  87  Frimi 

Brothers  Misses,  millinery,  Gil  J 

Brown  Bros,  bl.icksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers,  9*.0  K 

BROWN  B  F.  propr  Bruce  House, 
1018  J 

Brown  Daniel,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  9i0  K 

Br.)wn  I  S,  atty  at  law,  NE  cor  Third 
and  J 

Brown  Isaac,  s.lloon,  1214  J 

Brown  J  l{.  iusuranc,  l(tO(i  Fourth 

BROWN  MISS  EMMA,  hair  goods 

and  hiiirdresser,  517  K 
Brown   Mrs  V   A,   ludies'  hairdresser, 

1020  Fifth 
BROWN  W  B  C,  atty  at  law  and  not- 
ary public,  IOI8SovHuth 
BRVCE  HOUSE.  B  F  Brown  propr, 

10I8J 
Bmner  Klwood,  ntty  at  law,  G28i  J 
BRYDINO  PETER,  Tremo.it   Hotel, 

112  and  114  J 
Bucikley    Henry    L,    dist   atty,    Court 

House 
Buckley  p. T.  tailor,  716  K 
BUCKOWEJnL  &  CO,  wholesale  11- 

qiiors,  725  K 
Budil  &  Forrest,  fish,  5  Front 
Bull«rd    Ben    Jr,    brass    foundry  and 

finisher.  918  Third 
Bursjhardt  A  1>,  pUbter,  I  and  Seventh 
BURKE  M  A,n"mager  for  Sidsun,VVal- 

liice  &  Co.  129  J 
BURNS   D    M,    secretary    of    state, 

Ci<pitol 
Burr  E  A.  hay  and  grai'i,  815  and  817  -T 
BUSH  EJD  N,  cigars  and  tob.icco,  320  J 

BUSH  OEO  T.  gas  fixtures,  plumbers' 

Wiire  and  sanitary  supplies,  324  J 
Bush  Norton,  artist.  Sixth  and  K 

BUTTERFIEU)  &  WHITE,  grocers, 

J  au<l  Tenth 
Ciiduc   Phil,   coal,   soda,   ale,  etc,  1009 

Third 
Cadwulader    Edward   k    Co,    brokers, 

229  J 
CADWALADER  OEO,  atty  at  law, 

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Califoriiin  House,  Frank  Schurler  propr, 

Front.  Iiet  J  and  K 
Calluhun  D  £,  county  treasurer,  Court 

House 
CALLIHAN  MBS  P  A,  millinerj, 

(il3  J 
Calvyii  ft  Clnpman,  sign  and  ornamental 

pn inters,  I1U7  Second 
Cumphcll  Fred  M,  state  s'lpt  schools, 

Capitol 
Cuniplittll  John,  furnituro,  40S)  K 
Campljoll  M,  grocer,  1312  I'ifth 
Cantwell  W  1{,  utty  at  law,  NE  cor  Third 

and  J         

CAPITAL  FURNITURE  CO,  furni- 
turo, J  M  Ave:';'  pres,  GI(5  J 

Capwfll  H  C  ft  Co,  picture  frames, 
moldintrn,  etc,  728  K 

Capital  Hotel,  Blessing  ft  Guthrie  proprs, 
SW  Seventh  and  K 

Capital  Ice  and  Coal  Co,  920  and  i)2i 
Fourth 

CAPITAL  SOAP  CO.  Withington  & 
Biigley  proprd.  Front  and  O 

Capital  Woolen   Mills,   H  Tryon 
Sixteenth  and  E,  and  822  J 

CARET  JOHN  T,  atty  nt  law,  real 

estate  and  in»  ngt,  lOOU  Fourth 
Carlo  &  Croly,  oarpeat<^rs,  1114  Second 
Carroll  J  H,  warehouse,  NW  cor  Ele- 

ventti  and  B 
Carroll  J  &  Son,   marble   works,  1029 

Sixth 
Cary  VV  W,  watches  and  jewelry,  guns, 

etc.  Second  bet  J  and  K 
CASET  &  CRONAN.wholesale  liquors, 

218  K 
Casselli  A,  bootmaker,  216  J 
Castorf  Mrs  L,  lodging  house,  300  K 
Castro  J  M  ft  Son,  wood  and  coal,  L 

and  Fourth 
Castro  M,  wood,  1617  Front  t 

Caswell  &  Landaborough,  propr  Sacra- 
mento Transfer  Co,  524  K 
Caswell  VVm  A,  city  bill  poster.  524  K 

CATLIN  &  HAMBURGER,  attys  at 

law,  i07  J 
CHADDERDON  J  L,  paints,  oils,  var- 

niith   and   window  glass,  wall  paper, 

etc,  2at  K 
CHANDLER  L  C,  real  estate  and  ins, 

2'/7  J 
CHESLEY  0  W,  wholesale  liquors  and 

groceries,  51  Front 
CHRISTIAN  BROS,  conductors  of  the 

Sacramento  Institute 
Christiansen  ft  Bro,  market,  708  J 
Church  ft  Junes,  orchestra,  812  K 
City  Hotel,  Andrew  Noone  propr,  311  K 
City   Water   Works,    Jusiah    Johnson 

supt,  Front  and  I 
Clark  ft  Venable,  attya  at  law,  Third 

and  J 


CLARK  J  FRANK,  undertaker.  1017 

Fourth 
Clark  J  no  J,  architect,  403  J 
CLARK  ROBERT  C,  superior  judge. 

Court  House 
Clatt  Wm,  bootmaker,  206  K 
Claussonius  ft  Co,  saloon,  914  K 
CLAllTON  M  F,  physician  and  propr 

Pacific  Water  Cure,  Seventh  antl  L 
Clinch  C,  sawHler,  821  K 
Clune«s  W  11,  physician,  1029  Second 
CLUNIE  THUS  J  (Curtis  ft  Clunie) 
COLEMAN  J  0,  exchange  office,  stocks 

bought  and  sold  on  commission,  325  J 
COL^MLAN  L,  fruits,  candies,  cigars, 

etc,  724  J 
Coleman  W  P,  real  estate  and  insurance, 

325  J 
COLES  J  L  &  D  H,  Sacramonto  Ice  Co, 

1018  t"  1024  K 
Cofley   P  J,   blacksmith  and    carriage 

maker,  924  Fourth 
COFFIELD    NICIiES,    Park    Saloou, 

IKKJJ 
Coggins  P  H,  atty  at  law  and  justice  of 

Ijeace,  916  Seventh 
COHEN  BEN,  caq)ets,  oil  cloths,  cur- 
tains, etc,  410  and  421  J 
Cohn  Samuel,  tailor,  1005  K 
COLLA   JULES  P,    Sacramento    Lx- 

change,  lOOS  Seventh 


COMSTOCK  W  D,  furniture  and  l)?d- 
dini;  (wholesale  and  retail),  Fifth 
andK 


Coney  S,  second-hand  goods,  105  K 

Conrad  John,  watches  and  jewelry, 
417  J 

CONRAN  JOHN,  propr  Eldred  House, 
1010  K 

CONSIDINE  D  J,  saloon.  Third  and  K 

Consi^jlire  Louis,  boarding  house,  107 
Front 

CONTINENTAL  OIL  AND  TRANS- 
PORTATION CO,  A  Andrew  mana- 
ger, 67  and  69  Front 

COOK  A  A,  architect,  403  J,  NE  cor 
Fourth 

Cook  T  H,  grocer,  NE  cor  Eighth  and  J 

Cook  Thos,  barber,  926  K 

COOKE  &  SON,  Pioneer  Box  Factory, 
Front  and  M 

Cooksley  -  .  oculist,  O  bet  Ninth  and 
Tenth 

Cooley  8  B,  laundry,  Slater's  Addition 

COOLOT  A,  importing  variety  store  and 
cigars,  tobacco,  books,,  stationery, 
cutlery,  etc,  812  J 


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music,    musical    instruments, 

wools,  J  and  Sixth 
Coojier  Wm  J,  constable,  916  Fifth 
Coppersmith  J  H,  grocer,  SE  cor 

cnth  and  G 
COFFIN   R    ft    CO,    auctioneers   and 
,    dealers  in  secoad-haud  furniture,  727  K 
CORBDT  J  H,  liquors,  218  J 
COBDANO  JOHN,  bootblack,  424  J 
Corrada  B,  hotel,  1225  Front 
Cordes  Ernest,   hotel,   SE  cor  Twelfth 

and  I 
CORRAL  SALOON,  ChasNessel  propr, 

llUH'hird 
CossR,  stair  builder,  1117,  Fourth 
Counts  J  P,  atty  at  law,  I  and  Seventh 
Coy  Z  L,  feed  stable,  1226  J 
Crime  S  S,  physici.ui,  1 101)  Fifth 
CRAVENS  ROBT  0,  state  Librarian. 

Capitol 
Crescent  City  Hotel,  J  E  Dixon  propr, 

U21  and  02:)  J 
Crocker  B  1{,  C  P  R  R  and  P  I  store 

honsp,  101  Front 
CROCKER  H  S  &  CO,  priutcrs  and 

8t:itiouer8,  208  and  210  J 
CRONIN  W  F    propr  Golden  Eagle 

Restaurant,  616  K 

CROSS    SAMUEL,    atty   at  law   and 

searcher  ot  icconU,  421)  J 
Crowell  &  Caverly,   auction  and  com- 
mission, N\V  cor  Fourth  and  J 
Crowley  Juo,  8  dooii,  1410  {"rout 
Cunningham  A  J,  builermaker,  212  and 

214  1 
CUNNINGHAM  J,  carriage  painter, 

lllOK 
Curtis  Mrs  A  C,  school   teacher,   (pri- 
vate), 604  L 
CURTIS  &  CLUNIE,   attys  at  law, 

!»20  Sixth 
CURTIS     N    OREENE,     (Curtis    & 

Clunie) 
Dnhringer  k  Brown,   blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakers,  1 1 1 3  J 
"DAILY  RECORD   UNION"  Sacra 

mcnto  Publishing  Co  proprs.  Third  bet 

J  and  K 
DALE  &    CO.     music,     toys,    zephyr 

wools.,  fancy  g^ods,  etc,  625  J,  twenty 

seventh  year  in  business 
Daly  .1  S,  saloon,  426  K 
DALT  MRS  J  M,  dress    and  cloak 

maker,  1012  Third 
DanG;!er  Chas,  saloon,  1025  T  ird 
DASSONVILLE     FRED,      manager 

Marcus  C  Hawley  &.  Co,  213  J 
DAUOHERTT    &   CO.  grocers,    907 

and  90J  Front 


Davis  k  Hogan,  restauran'ti,  302  K 
DAVIS  J  F  &  SON,  oarriuges,  1013  and 

1016  J 
DAVIS  J  rOi    furniture  and  beddings 

411  K 
DAVIS  RICHMOND,  r«al  estata  aid: 

insurance,  402  J 
DAVIS  S  H,  hardware,  704  J 
DAVIS  ft   SMITH,    stoves,  and"  tin* 

ware,  826  J 
Davis  Wm  J,  official  court  re^iortftr  and, 

notary  public.  Court  House 

DeBARNARDID  ft  CO,  fruitr;  fish. 

vegetubles,  poultry,  fam^  produce,  etc, . 

30^  and  310  K 
De  LONOE  JB.  Diana  Saloon,  521  K 
Dennery   Alphonse    k    Co,    crockery. 

618J 
Denson    S    C,    superior  judge,    Cdnrt. 

^{ouae 
"DENTAL  JAIRUS,"  W  OThrailkiU 

itiitor  iin<l  publisher.  Sixth  and-  K. 
T)£RMAN  ft  ZIEOLER,  Sacramento 

Boer  Hall,  407  K 
Desove  J  B,  b>)otmaker,  1011  Nintb< 
Deuel  S  A,  physician,  407  J 
DEVINE  J  C,  Capital   Marble   Works, 

722  K 
DEVINE  MARTIN,  grocer,  SW  cor 

Sixth  and  N 
Didiou  John,  liquors,  414  J 
Diefeiibacher  k  Newman,    barbers  and 

baths,  223  K 
Dierasen  D,  grocer,  SE  cor  Ninth  and  L 
Diorssen  &  Toland,   groceries,   SW  cor 

Seventh  and  E 
DIETERLE  ED,  Fifth  Avenue  Honse^ 

1015   Fifth 
Dietrich  k  Rump,  pror  Ebner's  Hotol, 

116  and  118  K 
Dingley  N,  coffee  and  spico  mill,    113  I 
Dixon  J  E,  propr  Crescent  City   Hotel. 

621  and  623  J 
DODGE  V   C,    Star   Glove     Factory. 

101)5  K 
Dohn  Charles,  saloon,  90S  K 


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DOLE   NICK,  propr  Oak    Hall,^  four 

miles  from  Sacramento 
Dombrowcr  S,  t  vilor,  203  K 
Donahue  John,  grocery,  NE  corTwelftli 

and  D 
DONOVAN  MISS  E,  dress  and  cloak- 
maker,  1020  Eighth 
I  Donovan   J,    liquors,    SW  cor    !>■  and' 

Third 
Dorney  M  L,  boot  and  shoomaker.^  1305 

Fourth 
DORSET  H  W,  barber,  1319  Front 
Doraey  L  P,  Fountain  Saloon,.  1006.J 
Dough«r^y  Mrs  Ann,  lodgings,.  122  I£ 
Doyle  Jchn,  horseshoer.  1021  K 
Dreman  &  S'liels,  house  paintor..  ITIS  J 
Drew  N  L,  &  Co;  lumber.  Second  and  S£ 


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DUCK  lEWIS,  groceries,  420  K 
DTTCoINa     Eugene,     hairdresser. 

431  K 
Diiif/  Jdim  H,  otty  at    law,   Seventh 

and  J 
DTJNLAP  ISAIAH,  Golden  Eagle  Hair 

drosjing  iSaloon,  621  K 
Duul.ip  I'rcsli'jr,  (Dunlay  &  Van  Fleet) 
Dunli'P  &    Van   Fleet,    uttya    ut    law, 

()03i 
Dwinell  Rev  I  E,  clergyman  (Congrega 

tioiial) 
DWi  ER  M,  lifiuors,  cor  K  and  Eighth 
l>wyer  iS,  gen  mdae,  NE   cor  Sixteenth 

and  J 
Dyer  Bros,  barbers,  1031  Second 

EA£L,D  W  &   CO.  forwarding  and 

ci>mmi3.>ion 
EASTERBROOKS  J  S.  drayman  and 

piuiio  niovtr  ;  furniture    and   piiinos 

moved  with  care ;  order  on  slate  at 

•Singer  oftice,  41 1  J 
EBERHARDT   "WM,    gunsmith   and 

turner,  G02  K 
Ebuit  E  G,  merchant  tail  >r,  529  J 
EBNER  BROS,  wholesale  liquorci,  1009 

i*burth 
Ebiicr's  Hotel,  Dietricli  &  Rumpproprs, 

no  and  118  K 
ECKHARDT  HENRT,  guns,  pistol?, 

it.mmuiiition,  etc,  523  K 
Edaerton  Henry,  atty  at  law,  209  J 
EOL  A,  fruits  and  confectionery,  510  J 
Elder  B.  crocer.  Second  and  N 
EHMAHN  CHRIS,  grocer,  SW  cor  M 

and  Second 
EIGHMAN  &  HOCKEL,  barber3,517  K 
Kilers  D  \V,  (grocer,  Teuih  andO 
ELDRED  £  P,  ctishier  State   House, 

Tenth  and  K 
'RT.'nyRTt  H,  propr  State  House,  Tenth 

and  K 
ELDRED  HOUSE,  John  Conran  pro- 
prietor, 1010  K 
Ei.KXJS  L   &  CO,  whf-lesjde  clothing, 

boots  and  shots,  blankets,  etc.  Front 

.■nd  .r 
Elliot  Archie,  grocer,  o02  L  I 

EIIIOT  C  W,  manager  for  Friend  & 

Terry  Lumber  Cr,  J 310  Second 
El'is  P,  bootmaker.  Fifth 
Emery  E  H,  agt  Wlieeler  &  Wilson  sew- 
ing machine:',  527  J 
Emmons  Miss  I>  H,  millinery,  517  J 

EWERS  NICHOLAS,  grocer,  NE  cor 
Thirteenth  and  H 

EWERS  OTTO,  Bank  Exchange,  Sec- 
ond and  K 

Falrti.n  Bros,  groceries,  8S7  J 

FAIRCHILD  MRS  S  K,  dressmak- 
er, «KH  J 

FAIRFIELD  MRS  CASSIE,  dress 
and  cloak  maker,  8W  cur  fcixth  and  J 


Falkenstc'in  J  A,  bootmaker,  5'J5  K 
Famsworth  W  C,  sujit  city  cemetery, 

804  J 
FarrB  A,  propr  Telegraph  House,  1222  J 
BARREN  JOHN,  hoiseshocr,  blO  K 
FARREN  JOHN,  blacksmitli,  810  K 

FARR  GEO  M,  propr  Mint  Saloon, 
128  K 

FARR  G  W,  (McFarland  &  Furr),  no- 
tary public.  Fourth  and  J 

Felch  \V  C,  real  estate  and  insurance, 
1013  Fourth 

FELDHUSEN  C,  grocoric?.  Eighth 
and  L 

Felter  Jns  I  &  Co,  wholesale  lijuora,  73 
Front  l)et  K  and  L 

FERAUT  B  &  CO,  groceries.  Second 
and  N  • 

FerjiUSi)n  R  C,  whitewashcr,  417  M 

FiUno  1*,  grocer,  Third  andQ 

FISH  &  COLLINS,  drugi,i,t3  and 
uii^nutacturing  chemists,  1007  Fourth 

Fisher  G  S,  frnits,  nuts,  etc,  8i5  J 

FISHER  HFNRY,  c:.n<ly  manufact- 
urer, 508  J 

FISHER  N,  machinist  and  locksmith, 
4-7  K 

FISK  R  A, proprietor  Pacific  Electrical 
Works,  Eiuhtli  hot  I  and  J 

FLAHERTY  PETER,  s  hon,  024  J 

Flemud.ig  Frank,  barber,  1008  K 

FLOHR  A,  guns,  pibtols  and  ammuni- 
tion, 10:4  Sixth  ;  p.ir»soU  and  urn- 
brelliis,  I0-.2  Sixth 

FLOHR  CHAS,  guns,  pistols  and  am- 
munition, 511  K 

FORD  &  CLARKE,  proprs  of  "D:.ily 
btiite  Democrat,"  'Ihird  an<l  J 

Forester  E  H,  manager  fur  Scofitld  & 
Tevis,  07  and  0.)  Front 

Foster  Albert,  nsst  supt  C  P  R  R  Cos 
steomirs 

Foster  A  If,  groceries,  1118  J 

FOSTER  F,  iHx.k  binder,  piper  ruler 
anil  bl.nk  book  mnnufHcturr.  319  .1 

FOUNTAIN   LIVERY   STABLES, 

Geo  A  Baskr  propr.  1001  ind  iOOvi  J 
Fox  John,  liquors,  1110  Fourih 
Fox's  H<  tJ,  F  N  Mertes  propriutor,  1115 

Fourth 
Foy  F  M,  merchant  tailor,  4iTi  J 
PRANK'S  SALOON,  Frank  Ruhstallcr 

proj)!-,  4'i2  K 
Frazer  W  F,  lumber,  Fifth  an    L 
FREEMAN  A  C,  attorney  j.l  law,  914 

Fifth 
FREEM/N  &  BATES,  attys  at  law, 

910  Fifth 
FREES  JACOB,  propr  Belvidcro  HotLl, 

10.3  frixth 
Frieilman  L  E,  hairdresser,  with  Oscar 

Pfotenhauer 
B'riedman  M,  varieties,  2i8  J 


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FBIEND  &  TEBBY  LUMBER  CO, 

C  W  Elliot  matiHger,  1310  fieuoiid  aiicl 
cor  Twelfth  ami  J 
FRITZ     &     MILLER,    undortakera 

liori  K 

Froat  A  L,  U  S  int  rev  collector,  Sixth 

and  K 
Frost  — ,  clerswman  (Baptist) 
FTTCHS   HENRY,  varieties,  piir-has- 

inj{  agency  nud  propr  Fuchs'  Uuir  Be- 

sturative,  o'2d  K 
Fnchs  PottT,  cigai-8,  405  K 
flatos  M  E,  freiulit  agt,  SPUR,  Front 
OATTMi^Jnf  J  M   &  CO.  cigars  and 

tol»'cc(>,  62.'2  K 
GARDNER  D,  wood  and  coal,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  I 
GARDNER  L  &  CO,  wood  and  coal, 

iSixth  liet  K  and  L 
GARDNER  M,  physician,  318  J 
(liihi  iiig  Fred,  hiirncfis  and  saddluH,  912  J 
(Jeoi'ge  F  a,  haiidressar,  1014  J 
Oeorge  M  is  Jos,  groceries,  Fifth  and  N 
do.  r^e  Wilbur  F,  i.tty  at  law,  401  J 
Gerbcr  Bros,  whulcsulo  butchers,  J  and 

Tenth 
GERBER  HENRY,  Plaza  Moat  Mar 

ket,  J  and  Tenth 
Gerber  Win  E,  county  auditor  and  re 

corder,  (.'imrt  House 
GILES  J  W,  hairdresser,  lOt  K 

GIDLUND  &  DALEY,  painters, 
ii;.'G  J 

(Jicbel  Corneliui',  bookbinder  and  paper- 
box  factory.  Eighth  bet  K  and  L, 

Oillitran  Miss,  dresainakcr,  513  J 

Gillis  1),  lively  stable,  917,  919  and  921 
Eighth 

Gill  J  B,  Sacramento  Telephone  Ex- 
chance.  6il7  J 

GILMAN  C  H,  propr  Red  House,  706  J 

OILMAN  J  P  &  CO,  clothing,  (124  J 
GILMER  THOS  W,  justice  of  peace, 

918  Fifth 
(Jiiisbei'gJSninl,  cigars  and  tobacco,  COS  J 
GLASOU  L  J,  >^^cut   Domestic  Sowing 

Machines,  017  J 
GUi.'isiin  J  J,    plumbing  and   gaalittiag 

TOOK 
GluisiHi  Mrs  Ellen,  hotel,  814  J 
(ioepel  H,  bootmaker,  803  J 
(locings  R  E,  dnii;<-i«*t,  Wt  J 

GOU)EN  EAGLE  HOTEL,  F  A  Horn 

l)lower  pn)pr,  N  W  cor  F  and  K 

GOLDEN  EAOLE  RESTAURANT, 

W  PCrouinpn.pr,  010  K 
Goldman  S,  groceries.  Second  and  J 
Gonuet  A,  SE  cor  L  and  Sec  >nd 
600DELL  N  D.  architect,  Seventh  bet 

J  and  K 
GOODHUE  A  P,  manager  Sacramento 

Lumber  Co,  Second  but  L  and  M 
Guusner  B,  billiard  table  manuf,  515  K 


GOTTORSKIW,junk,  sacks,  metal  &c, 

Fifth  and  I 
Gottiiet  S,  meat  market.  Seventh  and  N 
Gouldiu  Thos,  teacher  of  phonography 

and  barber,  804  K 
Grafmiller  A,  feed  stable,  1016  Ninth 
ORAFM,  ivory  turner,  10!i5  Fourth 
Grahler  John,  liquors,  522  J 

GRANGERS'     CO-OPERATIVE 
BUSINESS  ASSOCIATION,  W  H 

Heveuer  manager,  gcu  mdae  aud  agri- 
cultural im|)lemetits,  1000  K 

Grangci's'  Sti^ble,  Robt  Hill  propr,  1117 
Seventh 

(>rant  Mrs,  drc!>8maker,  1015  Sixth 

Gray  C  A  D,  cutler,  319  K 

Greene  S  A,  feed  stable,  1019  J 

Gree'i  k  Traiiior,    meat  market,  124  K 

GREER  E  &  CO,  groceriua,  MW    cor 
Ninth  and  K 

GREGORY  J,  fruit  and  produce,*  1£G 
and  128  J 

Gregory  Rev,  clergyman  (Baptist) 

GREINER  GEO,   piano  tuner  and  re- 
pairer, 1019  Ninth 

ORIESEL  JACOB,  harness  and  saddles, 
10.2  J 

GRIFFITH  S  J,  Pony  Exchange,  75 
Front,  bot  K  &  L 

Gross  Frank  W,  ckrk  of  supreme  court 

GROTH  JAMES  H,  Forest  Saloon, 
415  K 

Gruhler  E  &  Co,  brewery,  SE  cor  Six- 
teenth and  K 

Gruliler  aud  Solli  iger,  ico  and  coal,  91^0 
Fourth 

Guineau  Thos,  propr  Arcade  Hotel,  Sec- 
ond bet  J  aud  K 

Guinn  W  H,  b  .rber,  1010  Fourth 

Gullion  D  H,  grocor,  NW  cor  Twelfth 
and  I 

Gunu  E,  blacksmiUi,  212  and  214  I 

GUTENBEBGER  WM,  Sacr^amento 
Foumlry,  cor  Front  and  N 

Guth  George,  grocer,  1131  Twelfth, 
c<>r  I 

GUTHRIE  BROS,  plumbers,  roofers 
aud  tiunerd,  1'.7  J 

Hale  Bros  &  Co,  dry  goods  812  K 

Habcrkorn  W,  t.'.ilor,  127  J 

HAHN  JNO,  saloon,  924  Second 

HAINES  G,  justice  of  the  peace,  1018 
Fourtli 

Haller  Oinl,  saloon,  1014  Third 

HALL  MRS  J  R,  ladies'  hairdresser, 
5:54  J 

HALL,  LUHRS  &  CO,  importers  and 
wliolesalu  grocers,  228  and  230  K  cor 
Third 

HAMBURGER  A,  dry  goods  (People's 
Storrf),  GOO  J  cor  8ixth 

Hamilton  Ed  R,  cashier  Sacramento  Sav- 
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HAMILTON  W  H,  architect,  627  J 
Hammer  L  K.  music  and  musical  iistru- 

ments,  820  J 
HAMMEA  M  S,  druggist,  Fourth  and  K 
Humm  Mrs  Maggie,  liquors,  313  L 
Hanly  J  W,  Cronk  beer,  Fifth  and  I 
HANNAN  P,  atty  at  law,  625  I 
flanuou  Owen,  saloon,  325  K 
Hanrahan   M,  wood  and  coal,  L    and 

Eitrhth 
HANSON  OTTO,  merchant  tailor,  408  J 
Uardesty  Thos,  fruit  and  confectionery, 

cigars  cand  t!>bacco,  830  K 
HarKins  Juo  P,  poultry,  fruit  &c,  Sixth 

and  K 
HABLET  JAMES,  junk,  metals,  sacks 

etc,  918  K 
HARPER  THOS,  boots  and  shoes,  323  J 
Harris  L  K,  liquors.  Tenth  and  K 
Harrison  T  E,  restaurant,  306  J 
HART  ALBERT,  Governor's  private 

secretary,  Capitol 
Hart  A  L,  atty-general,  Capitol 
HARTMAN  G  PHIL.  Oriental  Mar 

ket,  418  K 

HARTWELL,  HOTCHKISS  & 

STALKER,    Sacramento  Planing 

Mills,  Front  and  Q 
Harvey  Mrs  S  A,  Plaza  Glove  Factory, 

lOOi)  Tenth 
HASTENPLUO  P  J,  saloon,  SE  cor 

Twentieth  and  H 
HASWELL   &  AMSDEN,  Pantheon 

Saloon,  1022  Fourth 
Hatch  F  W,  physician,  318  J 
Hathaway  A,    carpet-beating  machine, 

O  and  Twelfth 
Hawley  Mrs  A  M,  dressmaker,  M   liet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 

HAWLEY  MARCUS  C  &  CO,  hard 

ware  and  agricultural  implements,  21 1 

to  215  J 
Hayden  C  C,  conveyancer,  real  estate, 

fire  and  life  ins,  17  J 
HATFORD  BROS  &  CO,  gen  mdse, 

J  and  Ninth 
Haymond  &  Allen,  attys  at  law.  Fourth 

and  J 
HAYS  BROS,  stoves,  tinware,  plumb- 
ers and  gaaiiltcrs,  1122  J 
Heath  J  15,  watches  and  jewelry,  820  J 
Hector  John,  saloon,  1017  Tenth 
Hector  J  O,  liquors,  314  K 
Heilbron  A,  sheriff.  Court  House 
Heilbrou  Bros,  wholesale  butchers,  G19  J 
Heilbron  Fred,  meat  market,  01 'J  J 
HEINRICH  CHAS,  groceries,  301  L 
HEISEN  C,   Court  Exchange,    I   and 

Seventh 
Hellenize  W,  wood  and  coal,  N  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Hellinge  Wm,  wood,  N  bet  Third  and 

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Henessy  P  J,  grocer,  2330  K 
Henry  A  G,  physician,  Tenth  and  J 
Henschel    J,    carriage    trimmer,    1111 

Eighth 
Hermm  F,  liquors,  708  K 
HERZOQ  PHIL,  City  Meat  Market, 

118J 
HEVENTiR  W  H,  manager  Grangers' 

Co-operative    Business    Association, 

1000  K 
Hey  man  Arnold,  agt   Stein  way  &  Son's 

Pianos,  620  I 
Heyum  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  602  J 
HICKMAN  P  L.  real  estate  and  in- 
surance, 1005  Fourth 
Higgs  Mrs  M  L,  lodjings,  419  J 
Hillard  C,  butcher,  Third  and  L 
Hill  &  Cornell,  grocers,  922  J 
HILL  J  F,  manufr  of   and   dealer   in 

wagons     and    carriages,    Thirteenth 

and  J 
HILL  ROBT,  propr  Grangers'  Stable, 

1117  Seventh 
Hines  E,   varieties,   1028  H  bet  Tenth 

and  Eleventh 
HINKSON  ADD  C,  atty  at  law  and 

notary  public,  627  J 

HIRSH  MARKS,  junk,  8I3  J 

HOBBY  &  HARPER,  white  bronze 
monuments,  filters  and  coolers,  329  J 

HOCKWELL  PETER,  Jersey  Res 
taurant,  1317  Front 

Hodgdon  T  G,  atty  at  law,  625  I 

Hodgdon  W,  propr  Mansion  House, 
Seventh  bet  I  and  J 

HOEHN  JACOB,  coal,  513  and  515  I 

HOFFMANN  A,  boots  and  shoes, 
609  K 

Hoit  N  S,  musician,  1021  Fourth 

Hook  &  Falconer,  contractors  and  car- 
penters. SE  cor  I  r  .d  Seventh 

Hook  Wm,  carpenter,  Fourth  bet  K 
.  and  L 

HOLBROOK,  MERRILL  &  STET- 
SON, stoves,  tinware  and  metals,  221 

and  223  J 
HOLL  S  SOLON,  atty   at   law.  Sixth 

and  I 
Holman,    Stanton    &    Co,    agricultural 

imi)lemcnts    and    hardware.     Second 

and  J    

HOPFE    HENRY,    carriage    painter, 

1013  Ninth 
HOPPER  P  J,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public.  Fourth  and  J 
Hopping    W    C,     postmaster.     Fourth 

and  K  ' 

HORNBLOWER  F  A,   propr  Golden 

Eagle  Hotel,  NW  cor  Seventh  and  K 
HOTJOHTON  W  A  &  C  S,  wholesale 

booksellers  and  stationers,  615  J 
Houston  ft  Co,  employment  olHce,  1112 

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Court  House 
HOVEY  J  J,  jeweler  and  watchmaker, 

1023  Tenth 
Howard  House,  K  bet  Front  and  Second 
Howard    k   Sellers,    grocers,    M     and 

Eighth 
Howe  Mrs  B,  dressmaker,  521  J 
Howe  Mrs    Lowell,   dressmaker,    1107 

Eighth 
Hoyt  VV  H,  plumber,  1010  Third 
HUEBSCHHAN  JKO  B,  Albion  Sa- 
loon. 5IS>  K 
HUGHSON  W  A.  physician,  628  J 

HTTNTINOTON,  HOPKINS  &  CO, 

wliolesale  hardware  and  metals,  2*20 
to  226  K 

HUNT  J  A  &  CO,  M  St  Saw  and 
rianing  Mill,  M  bet  Front  and  Sec- 
ond 

Huntoon  \Vm  F,  cashier  People's  Sav- 
ings Bank,  Fourth  <ind  J 

Hunt  W  S,  young  ladies'  seminary, 
Sixth  and  K 

HYMAN  J  JIl,  watches  and  jewelry, 
506  J 

Hyman  K,  jeweler,  404  J 

Hymm  M,  lamps  and  varieties,  401  J 

INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL,  James 

Lansing  propr,  320  to  3i6  K 

IN  WALL  &  WALDRON  MRS,  dress 

and  cloak  makers,  417  tl 
JACOBS  L.  secimdhand  clothing,  317  K 
Jacobs  N  M,  clothing.  Fifth  and  J 
Jacobs  II   P,    liquorf,    S\V  cor  Second 

and  K 
Jackson  S  J  &  J  M,  t.toves  and  tinware, 

423  J 
JACKSON  W  F,  artist,  429i  J 
JelFery  1',  grvicories,  Front  ami  N 
JELLY  SAMUEL,  watches  and  jew- 

elrv,  422  J 
JENNINGS    E    B,    insurance,     1012 

Fourth 
Jerm.iin   VVm,  harncssmaker,  1113  Sev- 
enth 
Johnson  A  L,  saloon,  904  Second 
JOHNSON  &  BLUE,  carriage  makers, 

iUy  Third 
Johnson  D  A,  hairdresser,  726  J 
JOHNSON  F  W,  livery,  feed  and  sale 

stable,  L  l>et  Sixth  and  Seventh 

JOHNSON  GROVE  L,  attorney  at  law, 
i»20  Fifth 

JOHNSON    &   HIGNETT,  liquors, 

816  K 
Johnson  J,  cutter,  618  J 
Jolmson  Josiah,  supt  City  Water  Works, 

Front  and  I 
JOHNSON  MRS  L  A>  saloon,  804  Sec 

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JOHNSTON  D,  land  attorney,  Fourth 

and  J,  res  SE  cor  Eleventh  and  F 


JOHNSTON  F  H,  coffee  saloon,  617  K 

Jones  C-  T,  (Martin  &  Jones) 

Jones  &  Givens,  general  agents  for  the 

Glidden    Patent    Barb    Wire,   Tenth 

andK 
Jones  &   Ingram,  blacksmiths  and  wag- 

onmakers,  1011  Ninth 

JONES  MISS  L,   straw  works,    1003 

Sixth 
JOSEPH    &  GRIBBLE,  groceries, 

Front  and  I,  liquors.  Second  and  I 
Kaerth  J,  boots  and  shoes,  425  J 
Kaine  Joseph,  agent  Phil  Caduc,   1009 

Third 
KARNOFSKY    &    BURTON,     hair- 
dressers, {at  Capitol  Ale   Vaults),  302 

J  cor  Third 
KATSCHINSKI    B,  hairdresser    and 

baths,  508  K 
Katzenstein  &  Bradley,  millinery,  605  J 
Katzenstein  Geo  B,  G  VV  secretary  I  O 

G  T,  Fourth  and  J 
KAY  SAMUEL  H,  merchant  tailor, 

50'J  K 
Kearney  Mrs  James,  lodginjr,  212  K 
Keating  J  \V,  grocer,  1 731  Eleventh 
Keber  Jno,   grocer,  SE  cor  Fourteenth 

and  G 
Keber    Jacob,   grocer,   NE    cor    Tenth 

and  F 
Keepers  Mrs  J  T,  dressmaker,  flllO  Sixth 
Keller  VV  B  G,  attorney  at  law,  429  J 
Kello;i2    Ljonard,     stoves,     luirdware, 

crockery,  funiiturs,  etc,  819  and  821  J 

KELLOQQ  MISS  L  J,  physician  and 

propr  Electro  Vapjr  Baths,  1  and  Sev- 
enth 
KELLY  MRS  J  M,  dressmaker,  605  J 
Kt;lly  P,  li'iuors.  605  I 
KENDEL  PHILIP,  tarber  and  baths, 

217  K 
KENFIELD    D    M,   state  controller, 

Cipitol 
KENT   MRS   G  F,  boarding,  I    and 

Seventh 
KERTH  J  G,  cigar  m:inuf  and  dealer, 

916  J 
Kerth    k    Nicolaus,   brewers,   NE   cor 

Twelfth  and  I 
KESTNER  P   R.    wholesale  produce, 

fruits,    vegetables,    butter,  e  fgs,   etc, 

322  .) 
KESTLER  MARTIN,  blacksmith  and 

wiigonmiiker,  1012  and  1014  Ninth 
Kiilder  N  A,  harbor  master 
Kili-y  Wm,  shirt  maker,  1010  Sixth 
KILGORE   &  TRACY,  grocers,   913 

and  915  K 
Kimborly  Mrs  D  C,  lodginps,  415^  K 
Kimze  B,  bakery,  M  and  Ninth 
King  M  J,   groceries,   SW  cor  L  and 

Second 
Kinny  Thos,  grocer,  1219  Fourth 


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KIRK  H  C  &  CO.  druigists,  416  J 
KLEBITZ  &  O&EEN,  saloon.  1020 

Fourth 
KLEES  JOHN  &  CO,  mannf^  of  Xasli 

&  Cutt'a  Gr  liu  Sep  irator,  824  K 
Klein  A  R,  saloon,  918  J 
Klink  C  F,  (Inijjgist,  Sixth  an<l  K 
KLTTHE   J  B,  watohua    and  jewelry, 

226.1 
Knauer  Lorenz,  brewery.  Ninth  an/1 1 
KNATJTH  J,  wholesale  wines  and  bran- 
dies, 81 1  .J 
KNIGHTS  W  R,  hides,  pelts,  tallow, 

Fr<>nt  and  L 
Koenii^  K,  groeer,  Fourth  an<l  O 
K<>hne  Henry,  saloon,  lOOti  Fifth 
KORN  LEWIS,  liquors,  5-8  J 
Kozminsky  L.  cigars  and  t'  d»acco,  307  K 
Krebs  C  H  &  Co,  paints,  oils,  glass,  wall 

p.vp(.'r,  etc,  626  .1 
KAEUZBEROER  L.  groceiies,  416  K 
Kripp  Fritz,  b.,rl)er,  126  K 
Kr.iptf  Win,  carriage  painter,  913  Eiglitli 
KUEHNEL  M,  bootmaker,  928  J,  res 

Ninth  and  T 
Kunz  Peter,  propr  Empire  Nursery,  SW 

cor  Third  and  K 
KUHN  WM,  propr  Central  Bjer  Hall, 

604  .J 
Kuhule  Wm,  carriagemaker,  1114  K 
Laml>ert  J  &,  Co,  grocers.  Tenth  and  K 
Liimet  E,  bakery,  910  Fifth 
Landos  F  L,  city  supt  of  schools.  Ninth 

andK 
Lsindrum  Mrs  JT,  boarding  house,  1116 

Third 
L  ind  VVm,  jiropr  Western  Hotel,  203  to 

21l»K 
Luug  (tco  F,  agent  and  collector,  Fourth 

and  L 
LANQ  JACOB,  steam  dyeing  and  clean- 
ing works;   <-ountry   work   promptly 

attended  to,  714  .1 
LANSING    JAS.    propr   Intcr^iational 

Hotel,  .^20,  32'2,  324  ;iiid  326  K 
Liiraway  O  O,  grocerifs,  S-ixth  and  N 

LARKIN    JOHN    N,  proi)r    " Sacra- 
mento Luader, "  20s  and  210  .J 

Lascano   F,  eigarettoj  and  tubacco  fac 
tory,  40i»  M 

Lathrop   H    C,    asrent  C   P   R   R   Co's 
ste.imers,  foot  of  K 

Lanfkotter   C,  1  inner  and  roofer,  1007 
Tenth 

LAVENSON  GUS,    boots    and  shoes, 
Fiftli  and  J 

Lawry  Mr:*  H  T,  dr  .smaker,  027  J 

L  iwsoii  Powell  S,  roofer,  413  K 

Lee  Mrs  F,  dresjuiuker,  1123  Tliird 

lEFAVOR  W  F,  propr  Broom   Fac- 
t  .ry,  10^7  Front 

LEFTWIGH  J  W,  photographer, 
5;:1J 


Lol<)y  Louis,  barber,  liquors,  cigars  and 
tob-iooo,  222  J 

LEONARD  A,  real  estate,  insurance, 
notary  pubic  and  secretary  bacra- 
munto  Building  and  Loan  As^ociatiou, 

1012  Fourt'.i 

L  roy  .T  F,  morohant  tailor,  712  K 
LESLIE  DICK,  liiuors,  S\V  cor  K and 

Fourth 
Ltivy  M,  tailor.  121  K 
LE/Y  R,  tiuit  and  commission,  220  J 
LEWIS  I,  groccrijs  and  liquors,  G  and 

Seventh 
LEWIS  L  L  &  CO,  stoves,   tinware, 

hardware',  g.ia   fixtures,  crockery  and 

p'ated  ware.  Fifth  and  .1 
LIEBRICH  E  F,  physician,  707  J 
LINDLEY   &   CO,  grocers,   212,  214 

and  216  K 
Liiiuro  I'r.ink,  licpiors,  122  K 
LIPMAN  S  &  Ca,  dry  goods,  NE  cor 

Fifth  and  J 

LITHATJER  L  J,  clothing,  418  J 

LitzlKTi;  M,  boots  and  shoes,  314  ,f 

Llewellyn  &  Spoissur,  meat  market,  L 
and  Stventh 

LLOYD  ANDREW,  stoves,  tinware, 
plumber  and  gastitter,  (507  K 

LOCKE  &  LAVENSON,  carin^ts,  oil 
clothe,  tentniiikers,  etc,  318  ■! 

Lm^tiin  &  Antiiony,  proprs  Fulton  Mar- 
ket, 428  and  430  K 

LORYA  S,  clothiiiiT,  furnishing  goods, 
boots  shoes,  bats  etc,  207  K 

LOTHHAMMER  A,  piano  and  organ 
tuner  and  rei)iiirer,  1021   Ninth 

LOTHHAMMER    LOUIS,     saloon, 

716   ,) 
LUCE  ISRAEL  &  CO,  marble  works, 

611  K 
Lueey  B,  liquors,  1 110  Second 
Luebbering.lohn,  insur.ince,I011  Fourth 
Lus:«i  X,  prnpr  Helvetia  House,  1011  and 

1013  hitth 

Lutting  F,  jjrocer,  Seventh  and  N 
LYON  &  BARNES,  wholesale  produce, 
.    123  a.i.l  l-^.)  .J 
LYON  E  &  CO,  dry  goods,  700  J  SE  cor 

MACEWEN  ALEX  W  H,  U  .ivorsity 

i'ubliMliiiig  Co's  agent   for  California 
ami   a^ent  American    Metric  Bure>.u, 
610  J 
Maina  Marco,  Chop   Hous^  lOOt  Third 
MALINM.  blacksmith.  1228.[ 
M  innin'<  A,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic, (Jourt  House 
MANNING  F  M,  Capital  Glovo  Fac- 
tors >ind  liquoff,  cigars  statijuery  &c, 
1007  K 
Mannoiny  F  A,  painting,   glazing  and 

paperliangiiig,  1208  Fourth 
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Mansion  House,  W  Hod^don  propr, 
iSoveiith  bet  I  and  J 

Murkort  &  Driver,  groceries,  Eijhteentli 
and  M 

Marktiwitz  G,  baskets  and  varieties, 
730  J 

Mi  rks  Hnrris,  boots  and  shoes,  722  J 

MAKTIN  ED  M,  (Martin  &  Jonea)  no- 
tary public,  Wj  I  bjt  Sixth  and 
Sevt-nth 

MARTIN  JAM,  hardware,  920  J 

MAKXnr  &  JONES,  attys  at  law,  607 

1  hot  (Sixth  and  iSeventh 
Martin  Josi  h,  second-hand  booki>,605  K 
MASLIN  £  W,  secty  State  Buurd  of 

Equalization,  Capitol 
MuBon   Fred,  shirtniaker,  102-^   Fourth 
Matilda    Madam,    fortune    toller,   1213 

Four>  I 
MAX''  (TELL  GEO  W  &  CO,  mnnagers 

Itetuilers  i'rotactive  Uuiuu  and  cuUec- 

ti»i  ajency,  101 1  Fourth 
McCANN  H,  merchant  tailor,  728  J 
McL'aragherJ,  groceries,  Fifth  and  L 
McCarthy  Michael,  hotel  • 

McCarthy   michael.   saioon, 

615  K 

McCaw  Jcmes,  wood  and  coal.  Second 

l)ct  L  and  M 
MoCLATCHY  J  &  CO,  proprs  "Sacra- 
ment.. Bee,"  Third  bet  J  iind  K 
McCloUun  W  B,  notary  public  and  real 

estate  act,  423  J 
McCRE^Y   C   &   CO,      Sacramento 

Flour  Mills,  1213  to  \'2-23  Front 
McKlaney  M,  horseshoer,   1118  Fourth 
McFadden  W  F,    propr  .Union    House, 

lliuhth  and  J 
McFARLAND  &  FARR,    land  and 

mine  attorneys, Fourth  and  J 
McClee  Bros,  livery,  1118  Second  nr  Tj 
Mcl^iiinisa  C,  groceries,  Eighth  and  0 
MoQUIRE  JAMES,    iron  door    and 

shutter  manufr,  520  K 
McK>.y  D,  harness  and  saddles,  800  J 

McKEE     MAY,    dressmaking,     lOOG 

Seventh 
McKee  S  B,  nssociato  justice 
MOKENNEY  L  M  &  CO,  Directory 
I'liblishers.     Publishers  Pacitic  Coast 
Directory,   including    San   Francisco, 
California,  Nevada,  Oregon,  Wusliiau;- 
ton,   Biitish  Cohunbiu,    Idaho,  Mon- 
tana, Utah  and  Arizona.     PublisihRrs 
Business  Directory  and  Kailroail  <Taz- 
ottoer  of  Utah,  Idaho,  Montana,  Wy- 
oming, Colorado,  Nebraska,  Dakota, 
Ac.     Also  publishers  City,  County  and 
District  Directories  of  Califomi.t.    Of- 
fice, 543  Clay  street,  San  Francisco. 
McKinatiy  E  W,  associate  justice 
McKone  J  H,  atty  at  law,  401  J 
McLaughlin  Chas,  saloon,  1022  Fifth 


McLauglilia  J  C,  saloon,  527  K 

McLAUOHLIN  WM,  dray  and  truck- 
man, 1::3  J 

McManus  M,  groceries,  coffee  and  spice 
milU,  GOJ  J 

McMorry  J  &  Co,  grocerie3,Third  and  M 

MoMOERY  TERRY,  druggist,  718  J 

McSweeny  liev  Thi  m,  cL'rgyiii.i,u  (Cath- 
olic), N  E  Seventh  and  K 

McWILLIAMS  H  H,  foundry  and  ma- 
clii'ie  shop,  i>13  Fi-oiit 

MEBIU3  &  CO,  wholesale  gracers,  109 
to  115  K 

Mechiinijs  Exchange  Hotel,  Jacob 
Schmid  propr,  16,  18,  20  and  22  I 

Mechanics  MilU,  lumber,  Taft,  Totmsn 
&  Farnsworth  proprs,  M  and  Fifth 

MECHANIC'S  STORE.  Weinstock  & 

Lubiii  proprs,   boots,  shoes,  hat-i,  dry 

goods  and  clothing,  400,  402,  404,  406 

and  408  K 
Me.lley  J  C,  constable,  916  Seventh 
MEHARRY  WM,Ophir  Saloon,603  K 
Meierdierk  &  Co,  groceries.  Eighth  and  O 
Mcister  A,  carriage  maker,  Niuth  bet  I 

and  J 
MEISTER  JOHN  R,  druggist,  Ninth 

and  K 
Mendel  C  J  &  J  H,  liquors,  412  K 
Mondel  J  H,  saloon,  1024  J 
Mendel  &  Warren,  litpnrs  206  K 
Merrall  John  II,  tiusn  ith  and  cutler,714 

K 
Merrill  Frank,  fruits  etc,  1028  H 
Merrill  W  C,  merchant  tailor,  516  J 
Mertes   F  N,  propr  Fox's  Hotel,   1115 

Fourth 
METRIC  BUREAU,  (American)   Pa- 

cilic  Coast  Depository,  610  J,  Alex  W 

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Metropolitan  Tiieatre,  421  K 
Miller  Chas,  bootmaker,  1227  J 
Miller  P'rank,    cashier    National    Gold 

Bank  of  DO,  Mills*  Co 
Miller  J  H,  secty  Sacramento  City  Rail- 
way Co,  Twentieth  and  K 
Miller  M,  livory  stable.   Ninth  be*  I 

and  J 
MTrXIgB.  WM  B,  watches  and  jewelry, 

628  J 
MILLIKIN  JNO  M,  wholesale  liquors. 

Third  anil  J 
MINT   SALOON,  Geo  M  Farr  propr. 

128  K 
Mitchel  &  Gilbert,  painters,  518  L 
Mitchell  R  T,  fruits,  1620  Seventh 
MOnR  &  YOERK,  meat  market,  1024 

and  1026  J 
MONNIER  AUGUST,     watchmaker 

and  juwuler.  Fifth  and  K 
MONNIER  MBIE,  milliner,  513  J 

MONTGOMERY  J  F,  physician, 
429  J 


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Mooney  S  E,  propr  Brooklyn  Hotel,  85 

antl  87  Front 
MOORE  OEO  A,  pres  Paci5c  Mutual 

Li!!e  Ins  Co,  Second 
Mooro  a  W,  liquo/8,  820  K 
Morris  Michael,  tailor,  1027  Sixth 
Moreliouso  Goo  W,  butcher,  724  K 
Moriia  H,  bootmaker,  J025  Fourth 
Morrison  R  F,  chief  justice 

MOBRIS  SAMUEL,  new8,books,  sta 

J  til )nery,  varieties  and  fancy  goods, 400  J 

MORSE  0  N,  propr  Morse  House,  Fifth 

iind  K 
MORSE  HOUSE,  O  N    Morse    propr 
Morton  Mrs  Laura  E,  deputy  state  libra 

rian,  Capitol 
MOTT  E  B  JR,  secty  PaciHc  Mutual 

Life  Ins  Co,  Second 
Mott  S  C,  billiards.  Second  bet  J  and  K 
MUDDOX  GEO,  capital    pottery    and 

vlcritied  stoneware,  Twenty-ninth  and 

K 
MUND  CHAS,  Mint  Chop  and  Oyster 

House,  UOS  Second 
Mui-phy  John,  varieties,  G13  K 
Murray  B  F,  carpenter,  1418  Seventh 
Myrick  M  H,  associate  justice 
Nailor  Thos,  bootmaker,  1124  Third 
Nash  H  D  &  Co,  manufr  grain  cloaner, 

906  K 
NATHAN  AARON.'^igii'S  and  tobacco, 

205   K;    (a  specialty  in  photographs 

of  all  leadiuG;  actresses) 
Nathan  C  V,  clothins,  628  J 
NATHAN  S  J&  CO,  clothing,  301,  303 

and  305  K,  NE  cor  TItird 
Nathan  Saml  &  Co,  clothiin,',  519  J 
National  Gold  Bank  of  D  0  Mills  &  Co, 

Frank  Miller  cashier,  J  and  Second 
NEART  FRED,  fashionable  bootmak- 
er, 1010  Seventh 
Ncidliardt   W,   carpenter    and    cabinet 

maker,  612  L  | 

Noilaeii  H  B.  grocericH,  Seventh  .and  N  ! 
NELSON   CLARENCE,  harness    and; 

saddles,  327  K 
Nelson  Geo,  grocer,  Third  .ind  N  ' 

Nelson  H  W,  physician,  407  J  I 

NESSEL  CBLAS,  propr  Corral  Saloon, 

11  lit  Third 
Nessel  k  Garl)c,  tailors,  1008  Third 

NEUBAUER  JACOB,     ladies'    hair- 
<lre88or  and  hair  goods.  413  J 

NEUBOURG   &   LAGES,   Star  Mills 
&  Malt  House,  !0I6  to  1020  Fifth        | 

NEWMAN      PETER,     Philadelphia! 
House,   1015  Eighth  \ 

Newmark  J  S,   cummission  merchant, 
740  J 

NICHOLS  &  CO,  tub,  pail  and  box  fac- 
tory. Second  and  0  i 

NICaOLL  N  H  &  CO,  dry  goods,  N\V| 
cor  J  and  Seventh 


NICOLL  THE  TAILOR,  618  J 

Nixon  A  B,  physician,  D04  J 
Nixon  S  S,  horseshoer,  615  K 
NOACK  CHAS  J,  watches  and  jewelry, 

614  J 
NOBEL  R,  groceries  and  provisions,  I 

and  Tenth 
Nolto  Henry,  pianos  and  organs,  806  J 
Norton  A  H,  saloon,  1208  J 
NOTTINGHAM  J,  commission,    1012 

Fourth 
OAK  HALL,  Nick  Dole  propr,  4  miles 

from  Sacramento 
Oiitman  Ira  E,  physician,  627  J 
O'BRIEN  M  L  G,  atty  at  law,  626  I 

opp  Court  House 
O'Brien  Thos,  inirsery,  721  J  and  Twen- 
ty-sixth and  B 
O'BRIEN  W  J,  hoots  and  shoes,  007  J; 

also  lii)ic,  oOi)  I;  solo  agt  for  Marble 

valley  lime 
Ocha  Mrs,  brewery,  n  s  G  bet  Sixth  and 

Seventh 
OCHSNER  JOHN,  cooper    and   tank 

builder,  721  K 
Odd  Fellows'  Library.  Ninth  and  K 
ODELL  M  F  &  CO,  meat  market.  Tenth 

and  K 
OBELL  M  M  &  SON,  wholesale  and 

retail  butciiers.  Tenth  and  K 
OGDFN  G  W,  Central  Saloon.  316  K 
Ogg  i^^.s  H  \V,  lodgings,  222  L 
Oliver  W  C,  harness  maker,  1015  '"enth 
Olsson  John,  jeweler,  1026  Sixth 
Orcutt  L  J  &  Son,  wool  buyers.  Seventh 

and  K 
O'Rourke  Robt,  bootmaker,  613  K 
Orth  Henry,  barber,  328  K 
Orth  J{,  grocer,  S\V  cor  Twelfth  and  I 
Osborn  H  P,  wood  and  coal,  1  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
OSCHWALD  JOHN,  liquors,  922  Ninth 

bet  I  and  J 
Ostrandcr  C  E,  Travelers'   Supply  De- 
partment, 827  Second 
Ostrander  &  Moberly,  lunch  stand  and 

(toffee  house,  N  F.  cor  Second  and  I 
OTTO  H  0,  saloon,  707  J 

PACIFIC  ELECTRICAL  WORKS, 

R  A  Fisk  propr.  Eighth  bet  1  and  J 
PACIFIC  ICE  Ck),  Jucob  Hoehn  supt, 
513  and  515  I 

PACIFIC  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO,'>»eo  A  Moore  pres.  Second 
PACIFIC  WATER  CURE,  M  F  Clay- 

ton  propr.  Seventh  and  L 

PALMER  E  B,  agt  Singer  Manufactur- 
ing Co,  41 1  .1 

PARKER  J  E,  harness  and  saddlery, 
518  K 

Parker  J  S,  wood  carver,  808  K 

Parker  Richard,  propr  St  George  Lodg- 
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Parke  Mrs  S  S,  restaurant,  Seventh  bet 
I  and  J 

Parsons  James,  boots  and  shoes,  603  J 

Parson  John,  bootmaker,  318^  K 

Parsons,  Kilgour  &  Co,  dry  goods,  630  J, 
SW  cor  Seventh 

FATCHEN  T  A,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, ]023  Ninth 

Paulk  H  hi,  groceries,  814  K 

Pay  en  L,  restaurant,  1120  Second,  cor  L 

PEARSON  AW,  architect  with  N  D 
Goodill,  Seventh  bet  J  and  K 

Pearson  Amsden  &  Burnett,  Telegraph 
Mill,  J  and  Twelfth 

Peltier  A,  butcher,  1131  Second,  cor  L 

Pendery  B  F,  physician,  SW  cor  Fifth 
and  J 

People's  Savings  Bank,  Wm  Beckman 
pres,  Fourth  and  J 

PERKINS  GEO  C.  governor  of  Califor- 
nia, Cfipitol 

PERRY  MRS  HERMON,  principal 

Sacramento    Seminary,    1012     I     bet 

Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Peterson  W  F,  candy  factory,  620  J 
Petrio  Wm  M,  clothing,  622  J 
PETROCCHI  A,  bootmaker,  1 10  K 
PETTIT  R  H,  cigar  factory  and  cigars 

and  tobacco,  225  K 

PFOTENHATJER  OSCAR,  city  baths 

and  hiiirdressing  saloou,  809  K 
PHILIP  ROBERT,  general  engraver, 

Fourth  and  K,  over  Postoffice 
Pichot  &  Andriiit,  grocers,  Second  and  N 
Pieraccini  S,  ornamental  plaster  manufr, 

522  K 
PIERSON  H  H,  dentist,  415  J 
PIERSON  JIM  C,   civil  engiKjcr  and 

county  surveyor.  Court  House 
Pike  .1  T,  groceries,  724  K 
Pike  &  Seaman,  carpenters,  1117  Fourth 
Pike  &  Young,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers.  Fourth  and  L 
PILCOVICH  BARTOLOMEO,  Cosmo 

politan  Kestaurant,  403  K 

PIONEER  BOX  FACTORY,  Cooke  & 

Son  proprs.  Front  and  M 
Pizano  Frank,  liquors.  Third  and  L 
Politz  (j,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing 

goods,  (500  K  cor  Sixth 
Pommer  Chas,  hairdresser,  608  J 
POSKA  SAMUEL,  j>'nk,   rags,  sacks, 

bottles,  metals,  etc,  717  J 
Post  C  N,  deputy  clerk  supremo   court, 

Capitol 
Potter  P,  harness  and  saddlery,  202  K 
POTTER  W  A,  flour   (now  process), 

829  K 
Fowelson  Mrs  J   A,  dressmaker,  M  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Pratt  R  H,  supt  Sac  &  Oregon  Division 

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Pritchard  &  Miller,  Phcjnix  Flour  Mills, 

Thirteenth  and  J 
Pritz  Jno,  liquors,  105  J 
Prytz  Jno,  restaurant,  918  Second 
Pry tz  Jno,  saloon,  908  Second 
Putnam  Geo  E,  grocer,  721  F 
Pyburn  Geo,  physician,  Sixth  and  I 

QUANCHI   &    SIMONI,    restaurant, 
915  Front 

QUINN  &  BURKHARD,  capital  sign 

works,  321  J 
Quinn    D  H,   hatter,   NE  cor   Fourth 

and  J 
Quinn  John,  furniture,  405  J 
RademicherC,  saloon,  1011  Second 
RADONICH    MORRIS,     restaurant, 

1025  Second 
Raetshmer  Wm  &  Co,  plaster  decorators 

and  paper  hangers,  309  J 
RAPP  C  W  &  CO,  sTocers,  511  J 
Have  C  H,  locksmitii,  1010  Sixth 
Raye  B  V,  printer,  1109  Eighth 
Ray  J  R,  surveyor,  429  J 
Red    house,    dry   goods,   clothing, 

shoes,  hats,  caps,  etc,  706  J 
Reeber  Gottlieb,  b;ikery,  823  J 
Reedft  Brown,  barbers,  1027  Sixth 
REED    W,    photographer,     419    and 

421  J 

REIFFARTH  OTTO,    saloon,    1014 

and  1016  Sixth 
Rice  H  H,  clergyman  Westminster  Proa 

Church,  1610  Seventh 
RIDGWAY  S  B,  druggist,  214  J 
RIVETT  E  &  H,  job  printers,    1018 

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Bobbins  N  W,  carriage  trimmj|ig,  800 

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Robin  Chns,  clothing,  702  J 

ROBINSON  EDWARD  J,    atty  at 

law,  628 i  J 
Roddy    James,    boot    and    shoemaker, 

wm  Third 
ROOT,  NEILSON  &  CO,  Union  Iron 

Works,  1405  to  1417  Front 
Rose  M  R,  Capital  Iron  Works,  904  K 
Roscufcid  Samuel,  cigars   and  tobacco, 

304  J 
ROSS  &  ANSEL,  meat  market,  Sev- 
enth bet  U  and  I 
Ross  &  Bauer,  furniture,  315  K 
Ross  E  At,  associate  justice 
ROSS    RUEFF,     whitewasher,     1223 

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Rothfeld  Bros,  dry  goods,  NE  cor  J  and 

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Roth  S,  harness  and  saddles,  619  K 
ROWAN  J  P,  carriage  painter,    1111 

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RUHSTALLER   FRANK,    propr 

Frank's  Saloon,  422  K 
RUSSELL  P  H,  grocer,  719  J 
Ryan  J,  boots  and  shoes,  810  J 


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Kyan  Martin,  liquors  and  lunch  h*uae, 
114  K 

"SACRAMENTO  BEE"  (daily  and 
weekly),  J  McC'latchy  &  Co  proprs, 
'•Bee*^'  building,  Third  bet  J  and  K 

Sacramento  Business  College,  E  C  Atkin- 
son pres,  716  I 

Sacramento  City  Railway  Co,  J  H  Mil- 
ler secy,  Twentieth  and  K 

Sncratnento  Cracker  Co,  83  Front 

SACRAMENTO  mSTITXTTE,  con 

ducted  by  the  Christiim  Brothers 

"SACRAMENTO  JOURNAL."  K  F 

Wiomeyer  &  Co  propr,  305  J 

"SACRAMENTO  LEADER,"  John  N 

Larkin  propr,  20S  and  t>10  J 
Sacramento  I'ree  Liltrary,  Cary  O  Han- 
cock  librarian,    I    bet    Seventh   and 
Kighth 
SACRAMENTO  LUMBER  CO,  0  P 

(iomihuo    manager,    Second     bet     L 
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Sacrnmento  Mechanical  School,  Josiah 
Johnson  trustee,  L  and  Sixth 

SACRAMENTO  NEWS  CO,  wholesale 

news  dealers,  1014  Fourth 

SACRAMENTO  PUBLISHINq  CO. 

proprs  "Daily   Ktcord   Union"  and 
*.'  Weekly  Union,"  Third  l)ot  J  and  K 
Sacramento  Savings  Bank,  Kd  II  Hamil- 
ton cashier,  cor  Fifth  and  .1 

SACRAMENTO  SEMINART,    Mr» 

Hermon  Perry  principal,  101'-2 1 

Sacramento  Tntnsfcr  Co,  Ciiswell  & 
Jjandsbnrough  proprs,  5'24  K 

Sacramento  Wood  Co,  J  11  Roberta 
secy,  165  Front 

SaiTord  W  S,  governor's  executive  secy, 
Capitol 

Saint  Joseph's  Convent,  Sister  Mary  Vin- 
cent sister  superior.  Ninth  and  (r 

SALSBUR7    T  G  &   SON.  wood, 

coal,  hay  and  grain,  depot  H  bet  Sixth 

and  Seventh 

Sanders  A  N,  bootmaker,  802  K 

San  Lung    &   Co,   shirts  and    Chinese 

goods,  5;T6  J 
SANTOS  J  A,  sign  painting  and  adver- 
tiser, 80  J  K 
Sartini  J,  liipiors,  330  L 
Saulsbnry  &  Son,  hay  and  grain,  607  H 
Sawtelle    C  A,    books  and  stationery, 

524  J 
SAYRE  I  B,  Sayre's  Palace,  228  J 
Scanlon  Itev   F,    clergyman   (Catholic) 

Seventh  and  K 
Schaden  A,  grocer,  Sepond  and  M 
Schaden  ft  Kodegerdts,  groceries,  1230 

Fourth 
Schafcr  0,  cooper,  89  Front 
Scheibt.'l  CjI«o  Sr,  saloon,  925  Front 
Schepp  ft  Schaumlaffel,   butohen,  129 
Twel/th  bet  E  and  F 


Sohindler  C,  carpenter,  710  K 

Schiudler  Mrs  H,  cigars  and  tobacco  and 
vaii3ti38,  710  K 

Sehmoelzle  Louis,  barbsr,  620  K 

Schmid  Jacob,  propr  Mechanics'  Ex- 
change Hotel,  16  to  22  I 

Schmidt  Jacob,  saloon,  915  Fifth 

Schmit  Jacob,  liiinors,  730  K 

SCHMIDT  &  MENKEN,  Plaza  Sa- 
loon, \¥28  J 

Schuler  Frank,  hotel,  1023  Front 

Schuler  L,  butcher,  SW  cor  Fourteenth 
and  G 

Schroer  ft  Bros,  Eagle  St^am  Cracker 
Bakery,  718  and  7*^0  K 

Sehroth  ft  Arnold,  proprs  Eaglo  Floor 
Mills,  122  and  124  J 

SCHROTH  GEO,  Pioneer  Bakery,  122 
and  124  J 

SCHWAMB  T  W,  pictures,  framo!., 
moldings,  news,  books,  stationery, 
etc,  804  J 

SCHUMACHER  THEODORE,  hair- 

tlre^aer,  818  J 
SCHURR  C,  Empire  Bakery,  1003  J 
>Schwarz  J,  Imotmaker,  1023  Sec  >nd 
Scotield  ft  Tevis,    oils,    E  U   Forester 

manager,  67  and  6<J  Front 
Scott  B  B  &  Son,  manufr  pure  flavoring 

extracts  and  California  Yeast  Cake, 

Twenty-second  bet  I  and  J 
Scott  Mrs  LP,  drjssmaker,  1018  Eighth 
iScrivor  T  D,  livery.  Fourth  bet  I  and  J 
Soars  Bros,  barbers,  100(>  Third 
SEMENZA   A.    Campi's    Restaurant, 

125  K 
SENATZ    A   J.  City    Hotel   Saloon, 

313  K 
SERMONET  GEO,    groceries,  G    and 

Kighth 
Sevtrncy  Anto.ne.  dyeing,  702  K 
Scydel  K  A,  horsesh'io.r,  1113  Seventh 
SHANKLm   JAMES  W,    surveyor- 

general,  Capitol 
Sharpstein  J  R,  associate  justice 
Shattnck  Wm,  wagonmaker,  1228  J 
Shaw  Mrs  VV  A,  dressmaker,  52;»J  K 
Shear  ft  Brewer,  saloon,  K  and  Front 

SHEARS  CHAS  H.  hotel  at  entrance 
of  Fuir  Grounds,  Twentieth  and  (i 

Sheppard  fieo  W,  whitener,  1022  Eighth 

SHERBURN  &  SMITH,  auotiun  and 
commission,  323  K 

Shields  F  M,dentiat,  S  W  cor  Fifth  and  J 

SHULMEIR  HENRT,  Railroad  Meat 
Market,  Second  and  O 

SICHEL  GUSTAYE,  manufr  celebrat- 
e«l  stomach  bitters — called  the  "Life 
Tonic"  and  "People'a  Favorite,"  for 
coughB,*colds  and  hoarsneu,  and  cock 
tail  hitters  sour;  1016  J 

SIDDONS  W  M,uloon.  Occidental  Ex- 
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8iabenthal«r  P,   saloon,  K  and  Eighth 

and  Tweuti«tU  and  H 
Silva'  D    B,    barber,    Second,    bet    J 

and  K 
SIMMONS  D  J|  general    anctioneere, 

402  J 
Simmons  O  L,  physician,  212  J 
SDOipNS  M  J>  real  estate  and  general 

auctioneers, '4 12  J 
Simon  Mrs  I  H,  ladies  and  children's 

suits  and  droesmakiug,  til?  J 

SXHOER  MANUFACTUBINa  CO, 

KB  Palmer  agent,  411  J 
SIS80H.  WALLACE  &  CO,  g«i  mdse 

and  Cliiuese  supplius,  J  29  J 
Skelton  Jno,  wond  and  coal,  909  Fifth 
SLATER  J  F,  hatter,  409  J 
slaughter  Jesse,  liquors,  1 1 16  Third 
Smethurst  Mrs  K  M,  tlressmaker,  1213 

Seventh 
SMITH  A  M,  plumbing  and  gasfitting, 

610  K 
SMITH  GEO  D,  artist's  matsrials,  pic- 
tures etc,  7'25  J 
SMITH  G  y,    sign    and    ornamental 

painter,  423  K 
SMITH  J  D,   Sacramento  Restaurant 

321  K 
Smith    &    Johnston,    blacksmiths   and 

wagonmakers,  Twelfth  and  J 
Smith    &    Vannatta,    carpenters,    1011 

Ninth 
SMITH  ft  WILSON,  Center  Meat  Mar- 

kct,  1024  Third 
SMITH    W    L,    paper    hanger,    102S 

Fourth 
SMITH  MRS  W  L,  glove  factory,  1023 

Fourth 
SNIDER  T  At  physician,  S£  cor  K  and 

Second 
Sonna  A,  bootmaker,  816  J 
Spencer  J,  watches  and  jewelry,  J  and 

Thirteenth 
Sperry  Wm,  liquors,  1109  Second 
SPIEKER  J  J,  druggist,  N  W  cor  Sixth 

andK 
SPINKS  ft  ACOCK,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance, 402  J 
Stanley  I/ce,  livery  stable,  1017  K 
Starch  J  T,  barber,  828  K 
Starr  Warren,  candy  factory,  428  J 
State  Board  of  Equalisation,  £  W  Mas- 

lin  secty,  Capitol 

•^TATB  DBMOGRAT/'Ford  ft  Clarke 

proprs,  Third  and  J 
STATS    HOUSE,    H   Eldred   propr, 

Teuth  and  K 
Staughter  J,  whitewasher,  Filth  bet  L 

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Steinhardt  F.  dry  goods,  S09  J 
8TEDIAI7HR  B,  propr  Wm  Tell  House, 

900  J  oor  Ninth 
Steinaoer  M,  liquort,  802  K 


Steinmann  H,  jewelry  and  broker,200  K 
Steinmeyer  F  W,  crooeriee.  Fourth  and  P 
Stein  Nathan,  baroer,  704  K 
STEIN  SAMUEL  jnnk  dealer,  SOS  J 
Stephenson  G  A,  artificial  limb  maker, 

51*5  K 
Stevens  C  A,  freight  agt  C  P  R  R  depot 
Stevens  C  H  ft  Co,  dry  goods  and  ladiee 

shoes,  S£  cor  Eighth  and  J 
Stober  Jno,  meat  market,  921  Sixth 
STOLL  JOHN  T,  saddle  and  hamewi 

manufactory,  610  K 
Stoner  W  P,  painter,  1117  Fenrth 

STOlf  E  R  ft  CO,  harness  and  saddles, 
saddlery  hardware,  leather  and  find- 
ings, 520  J 

Strauss  Louis,  Concert  Hall  and  liquors, 
304K 

STROBEL  CARL,  real  estate  andoom- 
uiission  agent  and  mercantile  and  in- 
surance oueut,  321  J,  rea  420  L 

STRONG  W  R  ft  CO.  fruit  »nd  pro- 
duce, 100,  108  and  110  J 

Struts  Julius,  wholesale  liquors,  209  J 

Studtfbaker  Bros,  wagons,  217  and  219  J 

Sullivan  John,  chief  engineer  Sao  F  D, 
1113  Fourth 

Sullivan  P,  bootmaker,  605  K 

SUMMIT  ICE  CO,  Jacob  Uoehn  supt, 
513  and  516  I 

Sweeney  Goo,  gasfitter,  1006 

SWEETSER  ft  AL8IP,  real  estate  and 

iuburiuice,  1015  Fourth 
Swift  Elijah,  real  estate  and  collector, 

210  M 
Swift  C    H,  pres    Sacramento  Savings 

Bank,  Fifth  and  J 
SWIFT     FRANK,     constable,    1018 

Fourth 
Swinerton  G  H,  stoves  and  tinware  J 

and  Seventh 
Thft,  Totman  ft  Famsworth,  proprs  Me- 
chanics Mills,  M  and  Fifth 
Talbot  J,  ticket  agt  C  P  R  R,  depot 
Talibuer  C,  clergyman,  283  I 
Tartas  Louis,  bootmaker,  1025  Tenth 
Tattersalls  — ,  auction  and  commission 

house,  1016  Fourth 
Taylor  Ed  F,  reg  U  S  land  office,  Fourih 

and  J 
Taylor  L  S,  atty  at  law,  628^  J 
Tebbets  F  F,  dentist,  627^  J 
Telegraph  House,  B  AFarr  propr,  1222  J 
Ten  Eyck  Mrs  L,  lodgings.  Third  and  J 
THIELEN   JOSEPH,  Chicago  Hotel. 

310  J 
Thornton  J  D,  associate  justice 
THRAILKILL WO.  D D  8.dentid  de- 

pot  and  pdblisher    "Dental  Jairus," 

Sixth  ana  K 
Tioe  ft  Clements  Mrs,  millineiy,  621  J 
Todd  J  A,  photographer,  318  J 
.  Todd  J  W,  bootmaker,  424  J 


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TOWVSEND  ISADOBB,  propr  Union 

Hotel,  8econd  bet  J  and  K 
Tracy  Felix,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co,  Second  bet 

J  and  K 
Trarbuoh   John    J,    clothing,   NW  cor 

Third  and  K 
Trasic  Mrs  0  M,  dressmaker,  1220 Third 
T&EMONT    HOTEL,  Peter    Bryding 

propr,  112  and  114  J 
Tngg  Wm  E,  fancy  goods,  516  J 

TROMENSGHLAOEB     J  0  SEP  H. 

tuilor,  1U2U  Eighth  , 

Trope  A  A  Jr,  hatter,  427  J 
Trope  Peter,  hatter,  427  J 
T&OWBBIDOE  J  S,  diuggist,  NE  cor 

Second  and  K 
Tryon  S,    supt  Capital    Woolen  Mills, 

8i;2  J 
TTJfiBS  J  C,  attorney    at    law.    Sixth 

and  I 
TUFTS  A  C,  druggist,  J  and  Tenth: 

general  ivgent  fur  Merrell,    Thorp  & 

Lloyd's  Spucitic  Tinctures 
Turner  Bon,  b  irber,  803  J  ' 

Tyrrell  (i  (^  physician,  429  J 
XJflL  FBEDEB.ICK,  Uquora,  210  K 

Underbill  H  J,  physician,  Third  and  K 
UNIOH    HOTEL,    Isadore   Townsend 

propr,  SeC'Mul  but  J  and  K 
VALENTINE  C  B,  (Watt    &  Valen- 
tine)  Golden  Eagle  Saloon,  NW  cor 
Seventh  and  K 
Valleau   Mrs  Belle,  lodging  house  (The 

McC'ormick  House) 
VANCE  C  J,  propr    Sncnimento  Up- 
holstering Munufry,  lOlo  Sixth 
Van  Fleet  W  C,  (Dunlap  &  Van  Fleet) 

also  notary  public 
Van  Heuscu  &  Uuntoon,  furniture,?  12.1 
Van  Orden  .lohn,  merchant  tailor,  1007  J 
Vaughan  Geo  VV,  carpenter,  907  Fifth 
Verm>  la  A  J ,  county  coroner 
Venuble  Abraham  IJ,  editor  "State  Dem- 
ocrat" and  notary.  Third  and  J 
VEBMILTA  A  J,  undertaker,  410  J 
VICE    DAVIO,  Philadelphia  Saloon, 

221  K 
Vickers  Mrs,  ladies  nnrse 
VINNEMYER   JOSEPH,     merchant 

tailor,  808  J 
Voiller  Uennan,  physician.  Ninth  and  K 
Vogel  ft  Maier,  bakery,  1121  Third 
WACHHORST  H,  watches,   jewelry, 

diamonds  and  silverware.  315  J 
Wagner  J,  grocer,  NE  cor  Tenth  and  E 
Wagner  John,  livery  and  feed  stable. 

Ninth  and  I 
Wfunier  M,  Wiloon,  I  and  ^inth 
WAH  SHUNO  &  CO,  shoes  and  slip- 

W»ers.  525  •! 
AIT  0  8>  druggist  SE  cor    K  and 
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Wallace  W  I,  route  agt«'  "Sacramento 
Bee"  and  supt  of  Union  Telegraph  line, 
617  P 

WALLIS  JOSEPH,  attorney  at  law, 
322J 

Wallis  T  H.deputy  state  librarian,  Capi- 
tol 

WARNING  OHAS  A,  utty  at  law, 
027  J 

WASHBXTRNE  ft  REBHAN.atntion- 

ery,   school  books,    fancy  guuds  and 

chiMrens  carriages,  010  J 
WASSMANN   A,      boot     and     shoe 

nianufr,  528  K  cur  Sixth 
Waterhouse  A  ii,  patent  agt,  407  J 

WATERHOUSE  ft  LESTER,  hard 

wood  lumber,  708  and  710  J 

WATT  ft  VALENTINE,  pn.  - Oold- 
en  Eagle  Saloon,  NW  cur  Seventh  and 
K 

WEAVER  H  A,  ^>ook  and  job  printer, 
327  J 

Woblier  K,  butcher,  SW  cor  Eleventh 
an.l  H 

Weber  P  H  L,  grocer,  L  bet  Twelfth 
and  Tinrteoiith 

WEBSTER  J  R,  groceries,  1301  J 

Weil  •lohii,  statu  treasurer,  Capitol 

WEIMANN  D,  stoves  and  tinware, 
914  J 

Wcinreioh  &  Bartels,  wholesale  liquors, 
612  J      

WEINSTEIN  ft  LUBIN,  proprs  Me- 
chanics' Store,  400  to  408  K 

WEISEL  ft  CO,  butchers  and  pork 
packers,  2l8and2'iO  L 

Wtisel  C  ft  Co,  market,  218  and  220  L 

WEIMANN  ft  DAMM,  proprs  Pa- 
cific Oyster  autl  Chop  Houiie,  706  J 

Wells,  Fargo  ft  C<»,  Felix  Tracy  agent, 
Seci»nd  bet  J  an«l  K 

Welty  D  W,  attorney  at  law,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  J 

Werner  C,  bootmaker,  424  K 

Western  Hotel,  Wm  Land  propr,  209  to 
219  K 

WETZEL  M,  groceries,  Fourth  and  N 

WHEELER  J  S,  borseshoer,  1 116  Sec- 
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WHITE  CLINTON  L,  attorney  at 
law,  (5:7  J 

White  I)  C,  feed  and  sale  stables.  Tenth 
bet  H  and  1 

White  tr  A,  physician,  SW  cor  Sixth 
and  J 

White  ft  Spilman,  grocers,  M  and  Sev- 
enth 

WHITMAN  A  T,  insurance,  1005 
Fourth  

WHITTIER,  FTTLLER  ft  00,  pnint!<, 

oils,  glass,  doors,    windows,  wall  pa- 

ipor,  1020  and  1022  Second 
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WHSDMAHV  ft  HEOMADA,  whole 

sttle  OHiiily  nuuivfB,  410  K' 

WIEMBYBA  K   F  ft   00,  propr. 

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WnSSL  J  ft  SOV,  ll6rMshoera,  1024 

Ninth 
WILCOX,  POWERS  ft  CO,  wholesale 

]iqui>ra,  505  K 
WILKE  CHA8,  manufacturing  jewel 

er,  SVVcor  Fitth  and  J 
WILKINSON    T    S,  propr  American 

Uoule  Hotil,  J  and  Twelfth 
WILLEM  J  W,  propr  Central  Meat 

Mitrkot,  410  K 
Williama  T,  bootmaker,  1 10!)  Fifth 
WILLIAH  TELL  HOUSE.  B  Stein- 

Huer  pToyr,  1(00  .1  cor  Ninth 
WILLIAHS  W  0,  ngint  Detroit  Safes, 

with  M  11  Beard  &  Co,  812  J 
Williumatu  k  Co,  proprs  Capital  Nur- 

stTV,  Sixteenth  and  U 

WILLIAMSTON  HENBT,  junk, 
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WilHon  Abe,  barber,  1023  Fourth 
WILSON  J  A,  furniture,  bedding  and 

iipliolatcry,  415  J 
WILSON  J  W.  propr  Central  Stubles, 

318  K 
Wilson  M,  tailor,  618  K 
WILSON  ft  MITCHELL,  pmpr  Gold- 

en  Eagle  curriugud,  stand  Li ulden  Kagle 

Hotel 
Wiukleman  W,  liquors,  loilgings,  50G  K 
Wiseman  &  Ni^wniun,  barbers  and  baths, 

1.1:7  "K 


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Wise  &  MoNair,  black«miths  and  wag* 

onmakers,  J  and  Eleventh 
Wolfe  Jacob,  propr  Poesta  Saloon,  828  J 
WOLFE  8  A,  photographer,  S\V  oor 

Fifth  and  J 
Wollbb  Chas,  notary  public  and  secre- 
tary Oermiinia  B  and  L  Association, 

1005  Fourth 
WOOD  S  H,  manager  for  L  J  Lithauer, 

418  J 
Wo<kI  Wm,  dentist,  317  J  , 

Woods  D  li,  artist,  postoffice 
Woods    Joseph,    cigars    and    tobacco, 

220  K 
Woods  J  S,  liquors,  Seventh  and  K 
WOODWARD, F,  furniture  and  com- 

ini-ision,  82U  K 
Woodward  M,  restaurant,  1021  Fourth 
Woolf  Geo,  tailor,  1021  Second 
Wright  J  B,  supt  Sucramcuto  &  Placor- 

ville  R  R,  «len.>t 
WYMAN  C  H,  land  and  mine  attorney, 

Fourth  and  J 
TOTJNO  J  D,  aupt  state  printing,  Capi- 
tol 
YOUNG  ft  YOUNG,  attorneys  at  law, 

SE  cor  Fifth  and  J 
Yuhre  W'F,  grocer,  L  and  Seventh 
Zaeh  Muthias,  saloon,  BIG  J 
ZIEMER    BROS,    dry    goods,    fancy 

goodti,    liuliuH  and  childrens'    cloaks, 

505  J 
Zinnncrman  C,  grocery,  SE  cor  Twelftli, 

and  E 
Zollur  L,  butcher.  Eighth  and  M 

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Premium  Pioneer 

MAEBLE  WORKS, 

617  K  STREET, 

Between  Sixth  and  Seventh,        SACRAMENTO. 

Monuments,  Tomb  and  Grave  Stones, 

Mantels,  Table  Tops,  Wash  Stands.  Etc. 

All  kinds  of  Work  done  in  Italian  and  Vermont 
Marble.    Scotch  Granite  Monument*. 


PACIFIC  PRESS  mmm  house. 


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SEEDS,   FOREIGN   AND  DOMESTIC  FRUITS,   NUTS. 

AND  GENERAL  AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCE. 

139  and  132  J  Street,  corner  of  Second,  Sacramento  Cal. 

California  purchasing  Agency  for  all  descriptions  of  Mcrchandiie. 

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COLLECnOHS  k  SPECIALn. 

Conyeyanccs  of  all  kinds  Carefully  Prepared. 

Bdal  Estato  and  Insurance  Agency. 

I  have  for  sale  at  all  tiincn  farms  and  farming  lands  in  tho  best 
grain-producing  coun*ies  of  the  Sacramento  Valley.  At  this  time 
I  have  for  sale  several  well  improved  and  highly  cultivated  farms 
in  Sacramento,  Yolo,  Butte  and  Colusa  Counties.  City  property, 
business  and  dwellings  for  nale  and  to  rent.  Rents  collected  and 
taxes  paid  for  non-residents. 


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Agency  of  The  Home  Mutual  of  San  Francisco-  •  •  $591,106 
The  London  &  Lancashire  of  Liverpool,  $1 ,800.000 

The  La  Conflance  of  Paris 5.329.321 

The  La  Caisse  Generals  of  Paris 4,636,302 

I  represent  altoprether  \^  Companies  (Home  and  Foreign),  with  assets  exceeding 
in  the  aggregate  ^27*000*000,  ni.iking  mine  ly  far  the  ,large.<it  agency  in  Sacra- 
mento, and  eaal>ling  me  to  place  the  largest  risk  iu  varlojs  compaiues  w'lh  perfect 
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sold.  Address, 

JOHN  T.  CAREY, 

No.  ioo6  4th  Street,  Sacramento,  Cal. 


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PABTISULA^  ATTSNnOlT  QIVEN  TO  BOABDZNa  HOSSES 


Firet-cTass  Horses  and  Carriages  always  on  hand.     Horses   broken  to  ride 
or  drive  at  reasonable  terms.    Ordent  fur  Hacks  promptly  attended  to. 


EDWIN  MEESE. 


EMIL  EUCKOW. 


EMIL  BUCKOW  «  CO., 

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Importers,  Wholesale  Dealers  and  Jobbers  of     - 

Fordfii  ti  Sieslic  In  s  i  Lip 

No.  725  K  Street,  between  Seventh  and  Eighth, 


So:e  Agent  for  the  CELEBRATED  STOMACH  BITTERS. 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE.  •«''»JK?-p;ISSE;r.?:S 


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principles,  we,  .vith  confidence,  ask  for  public  patronage;,      *.. 

M.  F%>  CLAYTON,  MS.  D«. 

Hedicatel  Batbs  of  all  Descriplious.  Separate  Bai  Booniifer laillcs.. 

BEN  COHEN/ 

Nos.  419  and  421  J  Street,  Sacramcaito. 


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PAPER  HANGINGSr 

UPHOLSTERY  GOODS 
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I  can  offer  unsurpassed  induocinpiits  to  Hotels,  Private  Houpea.,  F.tc. 
gend  your  orders  direct.  The  Freight  is  low  and  shippiug  aiid.  packing 
cast  you  nothing. 

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3IAIX  STREET,         -         -         LAKEPOItT,  CAL 


Subscription,  $3.00  per  Tear,  in  Advance. 

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The  Lakk  Dkmocuat  has  the  largest  circulation  of  any  paper 
published  in  Lake  County,  also  has  a  1'  ;a  circulation  in  adjoin- 
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The  Most  Complete  Job  Office  in  Lake  County. 

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Board  and  Lodging,  per  Week $6  00  to  $12  00 

Board,  per  Week $4  00 

Single  Meals 25 

Family  Rooms $1  00  to  $2  50 

Single  Rooms 50 

FINE  WINES  AT  THE  BAR.    A  BILLIARD  ROOM  AHACHED. 

Street  Cars  pass  ths  door  ovory  Five  Minxitds. 
FREE  OMNIBUS  to  and  from  the  House. 

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ALfflABmCAIXr. 


HENRY   ECKHARDT. 


MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 

Guns.  Rifles,  Pistols,  and  all  idnds  of  Sporting  INaterials 

On  hand  and  sold  at  reaaonable  prices. 

Particular  attention  palJ  to  repairing  ail  kinds 
of  w<jik  en' rusted  to  uie. 

523  K  STREET. 

But.  5ih  ami  6ih,  S.\CRAMENTO. 

New  Rines  Made  to  Order. 


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HENRY  FUCH8' 

PnrcliasiDg  &  Beneral  Business  Agency 

Anything  that  you  wish  to  have  and  do  not  know  where  to  get  if,   may  be  fur- 
nished here,  be  it  Merchandise,  Help,  Work  or  Itifbrmfttion. 

Agencies,  Commissions  and  Correspondence  either  in  English,  French  or  Ger- 
man  respectfully  solicited;  also,  your  Kiisintss  Card,  Cr.talogues  and  Price  List.', 


At  020  K  Street,  Sacramento,  California., 


ALSO  PKOPRIETOR  OF 


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An  Infallible  Hair  Restorative. 


Restores  the  Grayest' Hair  to  its  Natural  Color,  Se- 

moves  Dandruff,  Prevents  or  Stops  the  Hair 

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PAciric  wrsiNEss  college,  "•- ,^js:!^^f%^n^^' 


California — Sacramento. 


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J.  C.  DEyiNE, 

lu. porter  and  Manufacturer  o(  all  kinds  of 
MABIrtii:  AMI*  GRAIKITB 

Uo&uaeatsr,  3«adsto&es, 

Mantle  Pieces,  Furniture  Slabs, 

Etc..    Etc., 

722  E  Street,  bat.  7th  and  8th. 

SACRAMENTO.  '  " 


Country  Orders  Holiclted  Parties  living  me 
orders  from  the  Country  will  buy  80  |>er  cent, 
less  of  me  by  correnpondence  thsn  thsydcan  from 
other  travelinic  a)^ntH. 

!•  Premiums  and  tiold  Medals— 1871  &  1875, 


PETER  HOCKWELL,  ;| 

Jers  ]  Hsiaurai 

1317  FRONT  STREET, 

'^<  - '      Sacramento,  Cal. 


Good  Mealfl,  Reasonable  Charges. 

COME  AND  TRY  HE. 


JACOB  GRIESEL, 

Manufacturer  of  and  dealer  in 

SADDLES,  HARNESS,  COLlkRS, 

Whips,  Curry  Combs,  Brushes,  Etc., 

No.  1022  J  STREET, 

Bet.  lOth  and  11th,   opposite  Central  Hay  Yard. 
t  SACRAMENTO. 


N.  B.— Bspalring  alwaya  well  done. 


SAMUEL  CROSS, 


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nSTABLES, 

if       Bet.  0th  and  7th, 


SEARCHER  Of  RECORDS, 

4^9  J  STREET, 


SACRAMENTO. 


BosineHH  In  all    the   roui*tN  oarc- 
fully  «tt('nilr4l  to. 


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Steam  Sausage  Manufactory. 

418  K  STREET, 

Botween  4th  and  5th,  opp.  Metropolitan  Theatre 

MACRAMKWTO. 


G.PIIIL.  HARTMANN,  rropr, 

Dealer  in  Fresh  Meat8,  all  kinds  of  Sausafrea 
Ilunn,  Baeon,  Etc.  Orders  from  the  country, 
■olioltM  rnni  promptly  attended  to. 


t^acramento. 


F.  W.  JOHNSON,  Prop'r. 

liararest,  Cheapest  and  Healthiest  in  the  City. 
No  underground  Stalls,  plenty  of  ventilation. 
Nit  da>i),'ur  from  fire.    Stalls  for  l.''>0  head  of 
horses.    Larffe  and  commodlouB  corral. 

AUGUST  MONNIER, 

PRACTICAL 
AND  DEALER  IN 

Goli  and  Silver  Watches,  J:wsli7, 

I^iamomlH,  Etc., 

Cor.  Fifth  and  K  Streets, 

SACRAMENTO. 


Jitwclry  repaired  in  the  boat  manner,  and  all 
work  giiilraiitucd  forimo  year.  Watchcii  eleuned 
from  >(l  to  ifi.    Highest  price  paid  for  gold  dutit. 


THE  BAY 


1 026  Second  Street, 

Between  J  and  K,  SAVRAMBKTO. 


En9'?A  and  California  Oysters  in  every  style 
Privu-«  Rooms  for  Ladies  and  Families.  0()eu 
Day  and  Ninht. 

USBSXS  SiSONICH,  Fioplr. 


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H.  frUMEa  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


W»  W.  wONTAGUE  cc  CO.t  T^m^,!^\j^fnt!l^{i»tJl^Sif9i 


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California — Sacramento. 


AT.PHARI(TM1AI.t.r. 


HENRY  FISHER, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

Confectionery,  Foreign  and  Domestic  Nuts, 

S08  jr  STREET,  SACRAMENTO. 


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iCE  CREAM  AND  DINING  SALOON,  Wedding  Cakes.  Etc. 

Party  and  Weflding  Dinners  and  Collations,  supplied  at  short  notice. 


A.  C.  GIDLUND. 


W.  R.  DALEY. 


CIDLUND  dt  DALEY, 


Plain  and  Decorative  Paper  Hangers, 

KALSOMINING,  ETC., 

Sliop.  1126  J  Street  Soutli  Side,  SACRAWIENTO. 

JOBBING  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 


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GUTHRIE   BROS., 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

Tin,  Sheet  Iron  $t|Copper  Ware, 

PLUMBING,  GAS  FITTING  AND  JOB  WORK. 

Special  Attention  Paid  to  Booing.   All  Work  done  ou  Reasonable  terais. 

25  J  Street,  SacracmetitQ),  ©al. 

Ag;ent  for  California  Fire-Proof  Paint  Company. 

JAMES  HARLEY. 

918  K  STREET,  bet.  9th  and  10th,         SACRAMENTO,  Cal. 

HIGHEST  CASH  PRICE  PAID  FOR 

WOOLEN  I  COTTON  M  AGS 

Paper,  Copper,  Bra<8,  Iron,  Zinc,  Lead,  Glass,  Rope,  Bottles,  Etc. 

SECOND-HAITD  BAQS  FOB  SALS.     JUNE  AND  BAa  DEPOT. 


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Tinners'  Stock,  Pumps,  Wire,  Lead  and  Iron  Pipe, 

Plumbers'  and  Gas  Fitters'  Goods,  and  General  House 

Furnishing  Hardware. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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AI.PIUBIiriOALLV. 


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Teacher  of  Wallace's  J\^ew  Systevi, 
606  J  Street,  between  Sixth  and  Seventh, 

SACRAMENTO. 


MRS.  BMW/fcLL  &  W^LQBOPf, 


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Hakirfig  Irt  tKte  Latest  Styles. 

CUTTING  AND  FITTING  ATENDED  TO. 


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HOUSEKEEPING  HARDWARE. 

502  &  504  J  STREET, 


S.  E.  Corner  Fifth, 


SACRAMENTO. 


McCANN,  THE  TAILOR, 


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ALL  GARMENTS  MADE  to  ORDER 

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The  Truest  Test  of  Cheapness 

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WILL   BEAR   THE   TEST 

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ALriUROTIOAI'LT. 


J.  F.  SHEEHAN. 


J.  &  C.  K.  MeCLATCHY. 


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Coast.     lo  lias  now  the 

LARGEST  CIRCtJLATIOlI 

of  any  newspaper  on  the  Pa'^ifn  Coast  outside  of  San  Francisco. 
Special  Agencies  '^f  ^'^''  ^''^'''  ^^'^  established  in  all  t^le  towns 
of  (Jentral  and  Northern  Cfdifoniii  and  Nevada,  where  the  paper 
is  regularly  delivered  to  Subscribers.  It  reaches  every  Hatel  and 
Pleasure  Resort  of  importance  on  the  Coast. 

TWO  EDITIONS  PUBLISHED  DAILY. 

The  Bek  is  the  most  fearless  exponent  of  the  Rights  of  the 
People  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

It  contains  14  columns  of  Reading  Matter  daily,  including 
Spicy  Editorials,  Reliable  Local  Repoits,  Telegrams,  from  all  parts 
of  the  world,  Markets,  Stock  Reports,  etc.,  and  choice  Family 


Reading. 


Terms  of  the  Daily  Be3,  psr  yaar. 
Weekly  Bee,  per  year, 


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Sacramento,  Cal. 


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ALrilA»TICAI.I.V. 


H.  H.  McWILLIAMS, 

FOIMT  k  MACHl  SHOP 

Iron  and  Brass  Castings, 
RIA^QMUNEBY  Q>f  ivery  Q)a3QHptcon. 

Blacksmithing:  in  all  its  Branches. 


AND  SOLE  MANUFACTUKER  OF 


Carlisle's  Patent  Derrick  and  Newell's  Middling  Purifier, 
©IS  FMOKT  S'TMEETn 

Between  I  and  J,  SACRAMENTO. 

JACOB  NEUBAUER, 

LADIES'   HAIR    DRESSER 

AND  MANUFACTUREK  OF  ' 

Wig9,  Toupees,  Braids,  Curls,  Hair  Jewelry, 

DEVICES  AND  EVERY  EIND  OP  HAIS  WORK. 
413  J  STREET, 

Between  Fourth  a-d  Fifth.  SACRAMENTO. 


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Good   Carringes   and   Saddle   Horses 
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Particular  attention  paid  to  Boardingr  Horsca. 

C.  0.  WINQATE,  Prop'r. 
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lias  constantlj  on  hand  all  kinds  of  Beer,  Wine  and  Liquor  Kegs,  made 
of  Eastern  States  Timber.  Also,  all  Sixes  of  Vats  and  Tanks  of  Wood 
or  Galvanized  Iron  for  Water  and  Wine.     Ste:^niin<^'  done  to  order. 


EDWARD  I.  ROBINSON, 

liiloruyaiiil!oms!ls?&tLaw, 

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NOTARY  PUBLIC. 


OPPICE:  No.  628  J  ST3EET, 

SACRAMENTO. 


CHAS.  A.  WARING, 

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No.  627   J  STREET, 


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A.  M.  SMITH, 

|}lmttki!  I  ^as  fitter, 

No.  6IO  K  STREET, 

Sacramsnto,  Cal. 


All  work  in  this  line,  in  city  or  country, 
promptly  attended  to. 


Empire  Bakery. 

0.  SOHURR,  Proprietor. 

DEALER  IN 

Bread,  Fies,  Crackers, 

OAEES  &  CONPECTIONEIIT, 
I003  J  STRZET, 

Two  doors  above  Tenth  St.,  North  Side, 
SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


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PRINCIPAL  OFFICE, 


MANUFACTUniyG  BMANCII, 

Alta,      .      -      Placer  County. 


Branch  at  New  Castle, 


Placer  Comity, 


SAMUI'X   McGAlIAY,  Manager. 

Branch  at  Vacaville,       -       eiolano  County » 

G.  P.  PLAISTED. 


BRANCH   AT   LOS  ANGELES, 

WOODIIEAD  &■  GAY, 


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CHAS.  W.  RAPP. 


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PtrMHIH  PIOUR  "much  in  HtUe." 


FULL  LINE  OF 


Bichardson  &  Bobbms'  Canned  Meats  and  Fruits, 

Rolled  Tcnsuov 

Boned  Chicken  and  Turkey. 
Curried  Fowl, 

Preserved  Fowl  and  Turkey,  &c. 

5t^^  Our  Stock  is  always  fresh  and  complete,  and  selected  with  the 
greattiiit  care. 

C.  W.  RAPP  &  CO.,  511  J  Street  Sacramento. 


H.  KALiiilEK  &  CO.,  Port  Wine  $2.50  per  gal..  *"*  "*^'-  '•*'""•• 


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419  A  421  J  STREET,  SACRAMENTO. 


Crayon  Work,  India  Ink  Work  and  Colored  Work  a  Specialty. 
ARTHUR  HUPMAN,  Artist. 


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SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


PRICES  PtJEUISHEB  OK  APPUCATIOIT. 


Address  P,  O.  Box  403. 


321  J  Street,  Sacramento,  Cal., 

BUTS  AND  SELLS 

leal  |iil9ie  &  ||e7El(a&dl$e  sn  |oiffli$$io!i, 

leaking  Agricnltnral  Implements  and  Hardware  a  Speci.'^lty. 

The  most  desirable  Farming  Lands  and  City  Property  for  sale  or  e5»<  c  ^e  on 
reasonal>le  terms  at  all  times.  Correspondence  solicited  and  purchasers  cordial!/ 
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JF,  ».  SMITH,       - 


PROPRIETOR. 


A  GOOD 

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For 


Soup 5  cts. 

Good  Beefstrak,  with  Coffee 

or  Tea 15  " 

Porterhouse  Steak 30  " 


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Ham  and  Ejigs  and  Coffee.. 25  eta 

Beer'v.-Ith  Meala 5  " 

Liquors 10  " 

Cigars 5  and  10  *' 


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B.  STEINAUEE,  Proprietor. 

The  aboTC  Hotel  is  large,  commodious  and   well  ventilated.      The  Lod^jing  De- 
partment and  Family  Rooms  are  arranged  in  superior  style. 

Tb>i  Table  will  at  all  times  bd  suppUedwlth  the  best  the  market  affords. 
BOARD  AND  LODGING  AT  REASONABLE  RATES. 

The  Bar  la  well  at««ked  with  Choice  lilqnara  and  Clear*. 


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ALrUABBTIOALLT. 


ADOLPH    WASSMANN, 

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All  Work  Warranted. 


AMERICAN  EAGLE  HOTEL, 

Corner  of  Twelfth  and  J  Streets. 

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Those  wishing  a  nice,  quiet  place — with  well-vcntilat"d  room*,  aingle 
or  in  suite — will  find  everything  to  their  convenience  commouly  found  at 
first-cljASH  houses. 

Table  supplied  with  the  delicacies  of  the  season. 


Board  and  Room,  per  Week,   $5.00  to  $7.00 
Meals,      -      -      25  Cents. 


T.  @»  WILIKINSOI^Q  FROFMIETOfi. 


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California — Sacra/mevto-St.  Helena. 


761 


AIiPHAIIBT10AI.IjT. 


J.  W.  WILSON, 


K  Street,  between  Sd  &  4th,  Sacramento. 


WAH  SHUNG  &  CO. 


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625  J  STREET, 

r>otwoeii  Mil   1111(1  (Ith,  2iiil  duor 
above  Si\th, 


s-^c^^.A.:Lvd:E3^To, 


ALL  KINDS  OK 

SHOES  AND  SLlFPZliS 

MADE  TO  OBDEll. 

Measures  taken  to  Order 

Uciiairiiif;  (Ii)iie  nt  short  iiotlct.-. 


St.  Helena, 

NAPA   c()i;ntv, 

A  prosperous  town  of  1,3(H)  inhabitants, 
04  laiKvtfr  mSiin  Friini-isoi',  on  tlioCiili- 
foniia  I'iicitic  li  It.,  in  the  center  of  the 
winegrowing  tlistiiet,  two  niiltinn  giil- 
lons  of  whii  h  :ire  ni.idu  aniiuiilly  in  tlie 
viUey.  Wliito  sulpiiur  sprin^H  in  the 
iicigliborhooil;  agre.t  summer  r^-sort. 

ALBIN  &  MERRIAM,  clothing  an.l 

furnishing  gnods 
Baclius  <i,  station  agent  Ci.lifornia  Pa- 

eihc  K  l\ 
B  ric  I.,  wines,  liiiuora  ami  hiarding 
BA£R  W  G,  IT  pr   I'ahiec  Hotel 
Boach  (t  H,  stationery  and  variety 
B.ringcr  bioJ,  wiao  growers  and  tlijtil- 

lers 
Buck  M  D,  minister  Methodist  Church 
BUSSENIUS  H   B,   «lruggi.st,    paints, 

oi  8,  etc 
Carver  D  B,  gen  mdsonnd  poatinister 
CHILES  W  G,  hardware  i.ud  tinner 
Cia^liorn  John,  narnes.smaker 
Creamer  Junies,  bootmaker 
Dally  F,  tailor 
Dawsou  W  J  O,  physician 


Davis  C  E,  dentist 

De.isey  Win,  barber 

Dickinson  J  .F,  gen  mdse 

Dinsmire  J  P,  liomoepathic  physician 

Klgin  W  A,  livery  stable 

Fautz  Fdward,  brewery 

Fidier(r  W,  butcher 

(ialewski  D,  gen  mdse  ' 

(Jila  Bros,  groceries  and  provisions 

(jooduian  A,  clothing  an(i  dry  goods 

Gordon  Mrs  V  C,  milliner 

HALE  &  BELL,  groceries  and  provi- 
sions 

liaskin  W  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

Haskiu  Joseph,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

HEYMANN  EDWARD,  wine  grower 

ilotiman  F,  liootmaker 

HORTON  GEO,  fumituro  and  under- 
taker 

Jacks  Samuel,  tinsmith 

KETTLEWELL  J  R  &  SON,  hard- 

ware  and  agricultuntl  implciueuta 
Klnit  — ,  li'cry  ntable 
Kohler  J   15,  nurseryman 
Krng  L'h  18,  v,  ine  grt»wor  and  <HstilIcr 
Kurpinsky  T,  harncfs  and  saddlery 
L  iz;tru8  li,  auent  Wells,  Fur;,'o  &  t'o 
liOgan  J  1,  furniture  ami  undertaker 
McCorinaek  II  F,  physician 
Mc'ieor^'e  Miis  K,  milliner 
Mc(jiavin<r,  horsesh»)er  and  wagonraaker 

McLEKNAN  D  R,  wagon  and  car- 
riaiteniaker 

McMillan  J  W,  carpenter  and  wag- 
onmakcr 

McMillan  MRS  M,  dressmaker 
and  agent  tor  Uuttirick's  patterns 

Mitehull  James,  miai:iter  I'resbytuiian 
Church 

Pellet  Frank,  luml)er 

Puget  >Sound  Lumber  Co,  A  Powell 
manager 

Hnhn  Henry,  fish  and  vpgctables 

BAMPENDAHL  OTTO.  I>ropr  Na- 
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ALPHAB«nCALLT. 


Ralmina  Battiata,  liquon 

BCHEFiXEB  W,  wine  grower  and  dia 
tiller 

Schram  Jacob,  wine  grower 

Stamer  O,  winea  and  liquora 

Stevea  J  H,  stoves,  pumps,  eto 

Simmons  K,  blacksmith 

SMITH  W  A  C,  notary  public,  eollec 
tor  and  insurance  agent 

Spurr  &  York,  butchers 

"ST  HELENA  STAR,"  C  A  Gardner 
propr 

Straus  J  E,  geu  merchandise  and  insur- 
ance agent 

TOKOLLA  A,  propr  St  Helena  Hotel 

Ulrich  J,  barber 

Van  Derwerker  W  N,  bootmaker 

Van  Taasell  Theo,  lumber  and  real  es- 
tate 

Weinberger  J  C,  wine  grower 


St.  John, 

COLUSA   COUNTT. 

Halton  A  C,  blaeksmith 
Hinds  James  A,  liijuors 
Millsap  A  J,  stock  raiser 
Papst  C  J  k  A,  geu  mdse 
Reynolds  Alexander,  liquors 
Taylor  Mrs,  hotel 


St.  Louis, 

SIERRA   COUNTT, 

Is  reached  by  stages  from  Oroville,  68 
mile*  distant 


Bmndise  Chas,  saloon 
Carmichael  Alex,  butcher 

CONLAN  DANIEL,    gen 

postmaster 
Swarts  Christian,  hotel 


mdse  and 


Salida, 

STANISLAUS   COUNTT, 

Abbott  Chas  8,  agent  C  P  R  R  and  W 

U  Tel  Co,  depot 
Andrews  A,  postmaster  and  blacksmith 
Elmore  A  H,  secretary  Salida  Grange  Co 

and  insurance  agent 
Elmore  Benjamin  T,  gen  mdse  and  agent 

W,  F  *  Co 
Elmore,  Parks  t  Reybum,  proprs  Ha- 

lida  Feed  Mill 
Fisher  A,  shoemaker 
McHenry  Robert  A,  warehouse 
Meyers  Fred,  hotel 
Murphy  John,  blacksmith  shop,  saloon 

and  farmer  , 


Salida  Feed  Mill,  Elmore,  Parka  ft  R^-  ■ 

burn  proprs 
Salida  (irange  Co,  grain  and  storag  j,  A 

H  Elmore  secretary 


Salinas  City, 

MONTEREY  COUNTT, 

Postoffice  and  county  seat,  is  a  thriving 
and  pniaperous  little  city  of  2,600  inhab- 
itants, situated  on  the  tSouthern  Pacific 
Railroad,  113  miles  from  San  Francisco. 
It  ia  also  reached  by  the  Pacific  Coast 
Steamship  Company's  line  of  elegantly 
appointed  steamers,  whose  docks  at  pres- 
ent are  at  Moss  Landing,  12  miles  dis- 
tant, from  which  they  contemplate  cen- 
structing  a  canal  thut  the  necessity  of 
re-handling  freij-ht  may  be  avoided,  and 
which  will  be  a  great  source  of  conven- 
ience. The  city  is  supplied  with  water 
works;  ia  very  tastily  and  conveniently 
laid  out,  the  streets  running  at  right 
angles  and  being  broad  and  smooth;  and 
has  a  magnificent  new  Court  House, 
which  coat  $(50,000.  The  place  is  alao 
well  supplied  with  excellent  schools  and 
splendid  hotels,  and  is  noted  for  its  high 
order  of  society.  The  flouring  mills  of 
Messrs  Toboy  ft  Hudson  are  very  exten- 
sive, and  the  flour  manufactured  at  them 
is  found  everywhere  on  the  coast.  The 
country  aurrounding  the  city  ia  pictur- 
esque and  presents  a  spectucle  of  luxu- 
riance, comfort  and  ease.  Her  business 
houses  as  a  rule  are  substantial  and  neat 
structures,  while  her  residences  are  mod- 
els of  elegance  »'v.l  architectural  beauty. 

ABBOTT  E  K,  druggist,  physician  and 
s^^ationer 

Abbott  H  E,  market 

ABBOTT  HOUSE,  E  J  Swift  propr 

ABRAHAM  JACOB,  groceries,  furn- 
ishing goods  ftc 

ALEXANDER  J  E,  superior  judge, 
Court  House 

ALLEN  CHAS  C,  horseshoer,  Main 

Ball  H  S,  mayor  and  warehouse  propr 

BARLOOIO&BRESSCHINI,  proprs 

Swiss  Hotel 
BATTLES  W  W,  grain  buyer,  Main 
Beeman  T,  atty  at  law 
BIRLEM  J  F,  Grand  Saloon 

BRANDT  JOSEPH,  Pajaro    Brewery 

depot.  Main 
Brower  J  D,  painter 
BROWN  H  P,  merchant  tailor.  Main 
Carpenter  W  L,  county  assessor 
CARR  J  D|Prei>ident  Salinas  City  Bank 
OOHIIf  LxON.  books,  stationery  and 

varietiea.  Main 


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Concdon  G  W,  groceriei 
Conklin  A:  Samuel*,  gen  mdae 
CONNOR  W  R,  livery  stabl* 
Cunrads  W  G,  bootmaker 

CUTTER  SAMVIL  L,  atty  »t  law 

and  notary  public 

Dean  S  L,  aaloon 

Dexter  M  L,  county  clerk 

DODQX  ft  CLIPPXRTON,  attys  at 
law,  Main 

DORN  N  A,  atty  at  law  and  dist  atty 

Dunham  Fred,  painter 

Duiilap  A  G,  constable 

Eitzert  Peter,  stoves  and  tinware 

Fall  M,  horaeshoer 

FRANKS  CHRIS,  •heriflF,  Court 
Huuao 

Franks  k  Loan,  livery  stable 

OARRIQUS  L  H,  grain  buyer  and  in- 
surance agent 

Gates  Fredk,  gunsmith 

OEIL  S  F,  Atty  at  law,  Main 

Gill  U  J,  huirdresssr 

Gregory  ft  Shipsey,  attys  at  law 

Hagau. fames,  plumber  and  ganfittcr 

Mall  ft  Co,  dry  goods  and  clotliing 

Hamilton  Miss  Dcssie,  dressmaker 

Harris  J  H,  groceries 

Harris  T  (i,  auctioneer 

Hart  W,  varieties 

Hartnell  U,  county  treasurer  and  tax 
collector 

Hay  Jno  F,  groceries 

HEERDT  HARRT,  watches  and  jew- 
elry. Main 

HILL  W  J.  propr  Sali»aB  "Index" 

Uitz  Francis,  paints,  oils,  etc 

HOLZBEROER  0  W,  hairdresser  and 

baths 
HUDSON  ft  HOLLOWAT,  Standard 

Mills 

HUGHES  M,  harness  Kiid  saddles,  Main 
Ingals  F  iS,  county  surveyor 
IvERSON    BROS,     blacksmith     and 

wagon  utakera  and  machinists,  Mun 

terey  and  Gabilan 
Jacoby  Miss  C  E,  dressmaker 
Jeffrey  J,  hotel 
Johnson  Henry,  hairdresser 
JOHNSON  JOSEPH,  Pulace  of  Faahion 

Saloon 
JOHNSON  W  S,  cashier  Salinas   City 

Bank 
Jonas  11 ,  fruit 
Joy  J  G,  county  auditor 
KERNS  p.  saloon,  Main 
King  D  B,  livery  stable 
Lacy  J  V,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
LAPIERRS  0.  French  Hotel  Restau- 
rant and  Oyster  saloon 
Lawrence  F  A,  saloon 
LEIOH  J  W,  propr  "Monterey  Detno- 

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LEMON  G  B,  dentist 
LINB  H  J,  manager  Abbott  House 
Lloyd  D  W,  vaiieties 
LOEWEN  C,  physician,  Main 

LXTRZ  ft  MENKE,  Salinas  Brewery 
Martin  W  J,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 
Mautnor  A,  cigars  and  tobacco 

MAYER  PETER  JOSEPH,  meat  mar- 
ket 
McDougall  J  H.postmaster  and  varieties 
Metcalf  Mrs  S  W,  restaurant 

MATER  ft  FRIEDLANDER,  general 
merchandise 

MILLER  GEO  S,  agt  W.  F  ft  Co, 

Main 

"MONTEREY  DEMOCRAT."  J  W 

Leigh  propr 

Moore  A  •!,  blacksmith 

Nance  C  P,  gen  mdsc 

O'Hare  James,  bootmaker 

Palmtag  G,  saloon 

Parker  J  W  R,  groceries 

PARKER  W  M  R,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 

Peckham  B  A,  agt  S  P  R  R 

Jiaymond  J  P,  grain  buyer 

Reinhardt  E,  bakery 

Renison  Thos,  justice  peace 

Richardson  Mrs  A  E,  varieties 

Richardson  J  A,  saloon 

RIORDAN    MISS  FANNIE,  dress- 

maker 
Rossi  E,  hotel 
Ryan  Thos  hotel 
St  John  E  ft  C  0,  meat  market 
St  John  W,  druggist,   stationer,  sewing 

machines  and  attachments 

SALINAS  CITY  BANK,  W  S  John- 

son  cashier 

"SALINAS  INDEX,"  W  j  Hill  propr 

Schafer  F,  stoves  and  tinware 

Schuchard  C  F,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Scott  J  B,  groceries 

Shearer  S  M,  county  supt  schools 

Sheehy  Edward,  liquors 

Sietfhold  C,  watcht's  and  jewelry 

80PSR  KRSM  A.nullinery  and  dress- 
making, Mrs  M  U  Hessell  manager 

Soto  R  M  F,  atty  at  law 

S{)eegle  M  M,  county  recorder 

Stanley  J  P,  furniture  and  undertaking 

STOKES  JAMES,  merchant  itilor, 
Main 

Stone  ft  Eardley,  real  estate  and  ins 

STRXLLNAUER  R,  groceries,  confec- 
tionery, liquors,  tobacco,  cigars,  sta- 
tionery, toys  etc 

SuBser  Jacob,  bootmaker 

Sweniling  Jno  P,  aaloon 

SWIFT  B  J,  propr  Abbott  House 

8WINNBRT0N  S  M,  »tty  at  law  and 

notary  public 
Tholcke  Julius,  saloon 


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TOBET  &    HUDSON,  Empire   Flour 

Mills 
TOLMAN  0  A,  bnota  and  shoes,  ftf^ain 
TRIMMER  0    S,  physician  and  sur- 

ccon 
TROPE  F  H,  Salinas  Hotel 
Tnttlc  H  P,  physiciiin 
Viindcrhurst,  Sanbora  &  Co,  gen  racUe 
Walker  John,  harness  and  aaddlus 
WALL  J  A,  atty   at   law  and   notary 

public,  Main 
Wallace  Martin,  saloon 
Warren  (iijfi,  groceries 
WEBB  &  WALL,  attys  at  law.  Main 
Wt'bstor  J  A,  st'ivos  and  tiiiwaro 
Wcilcr  C  \i,  hotel 

WETZEL  P,  hairdresser,  Abbott  House 
Whibconib  Bros,  bluoksniitha  and   wag- 

onni.tkers 
WHITE  T  E,  uTidei  taker 
WIEBCKE  HENRY,  bootmaker 
WIi<SONWMM,cari)cnter,  M.iin 
WINHAM  W  PL,  broker,  real  eatute 

and  iisuranco 
Woodbide  P  K,  atty  at  law 


Salmon  Creek, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTV, 
Is  0  miles  south  of  Kureka. 


McNidlj',  Lawrencto  4   Co,  hotel  and  sa- 
loon 


San  Andreas, 

CALAVEllAS   COUNTV, 

Is  centrally  located  in  the  county  of 
which  it  is  the  county  seit;  reached 
from  San  Francisco  via  the  St  )ckt<»n  and 
Copperopolia  Division  of  the  Central 
Pacific  Kj.ilroatl  and  Mr.  U.  W.  Has 
ocll's  stage  line,  from  which  it  idili-ttant 
130  miles.  It  has  a  population  of  l,2()0 
l)eoplf,  whose  intelligence  and  kimlly 
natures  are  retlecte«l  from  frank  and  open 
countenances.  Th<i  Court  Himse  ii  a 
large  and  comfort.. b!e  buildinj,  aid  tlie 
olliLi.ds  in  churge  t.rj  cliici>.'nt  and  pleas 
ant  gentlemen.  It  boasts  an  array  of  le- 
gal representatives  of  which  any  com- 
munity might  feel  proud.  It  wau,  in  an 
eirly  day,  the  ocene  of  excitim;  bustle 
incident  to  the  riciiness  of  the  goM  bear- 
ing loads  in  the  vicinity,  though  nt  pres- 
ent nothing  in  comparison  Cau  be  seen. 
It  depends,  however,  mainly  on  its  lodes 
for  support,  yet  fruit-growing  and  btock- 
n^ising  i^re  important  f.ictors  ia  the 
nourishment  imparted  to  her  growth. 
'Ilie  altitude  is  1,000  feet.  It  is  a  very 
healthy  place. 


Agosti'ii  C,  groceries 

ALLEN  H  0,  pastmastcr  and  W  U  tol 


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AMERICAN    RESTAURANT,    H 

Watson  propr 
Bates  AllH-rt,  meat  market 
Bloom  J  no,  lircwery 
Bode  H,  tin  shop 

"CALAVERAS      ADVERTISER," 

\Vm  O  Sweiison  edii.or 

"CATAVERAS    WEEKLY     CITI- 

ZEN,"  <i  B  Ljavittpr.pr 
Cnllierson  A  J,  harness  and  saddlery 
(,'  .avy  Win,  saloon 
Cassinelli  1).  gen  mdso 
D.'iflso  Jao,  gen  iiid.so 
IX.meaux  Henry,  gunsmith 
DeamiTc  ]',  bakery 
Donnelly  Hugh,  s.doon 
Dri-reiill  I),  conytuble  and  sidoon 
I'',<lm()nds  Ailam,  carptiiitcr  and  builder 
Fletcher  Andrew,  re:itaurant 
Fletcher  Kliz;.betb,  Union  Bukery 
Frei  lb -rf^cr  Arnold,  gen  mlse 
(iottacbalk  C  V^,  superior  judge 
H.dl  .Mrs  Mary,  blacksmith 
Ha  in  Benton,  atty  at  law 
HAWES  B  F,  l»roprietor  Metropolitan 

Hotel 

HOPKINS  MRS  MARY  L,  millinery. 

dressmaker  and  fancy  g  >odd 
Kelloy  W  A,  county  coroner  and  publio 

adiniiiistrator 
I^iwis  W  T,  dist  atty 
Lloyd  C  Iv,  gen  mdse 
li'ive  A,  county  iiasessor 
Ma'^tcr.^on  P,  livery  st  ible  and  snloon 

METROPOLITAN  HOTEL,B  F  Haw- 

es  propr     

MURPHY  WM   M,    physician      and 

surgeon 
Noriega  Miss  Anita,  dressmaker 
Oviiitt  S  M,  dentist 

PEOPLE'S  MARKET,  J  Salcido  pro- 
prietor 
Pfortiier  Wm.  burber 
Keddick  J  B,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
Kedin  nid   II   M,   county  clerk,    auditor 

anil  r  cnler 
REED  JUDQE  IRA  H,  atty   at  law 

and  notary  piibli",  othce  Court  Ilousa 
Rover  ■lohn  Biiptist,  shoemaker 
RUSSELL  R  W,  livery,  feed  and  sale 

Nt.ible  and  gen  stiigc  line  ottic3 
SALCIDO  J.  People's  Market 
SEBREAN  JOHN,  propr    "Calaveras 

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SHINN  J  M,  clerk  Metropolitan  Hotel 
Steel  Jao,  shoemaker 
Swens  >n  Win  O,  atty  at  law 

THORN     BENJAMIN    K,   sherifT. 

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TrMt  J  F,  county  trensurer 
Veniiinr  Louia,  grain,  etc 
Whahbnrii  J  F,  lumber  merchant 
WATSON  H.  restaurant 
WESSON  G  S,  deputy  aheriff 
Whitloeic  &  Koworth,  -^vin  milao 
Wyllie  A  C,  forwarding  and  coiiuniaaion 
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San  Antonio, 

MONTEREY   COUNTY, 

la  80  milca  southeast  of  Monterey,  the 
•onuty  scat. 

If  ast^'rn  Henry,  hlacksinith 

SYLVESTER  FRANCIS,  Rcn  mdso, 

auent  VV,  F  &  C)  and  pudtniiwtor 
Walkor  A  E,  c;ou  nidso 
Warrou  Alfred,  hotel 


San  Benito, 

8AN     TIENITO    COLN'TY. 

BROWN  GEORGE,  poatimistcr 
Ciii-michael  Jim,  shminiikcr 
(roldeii  &  ruririton,  hlaukdiniths 
Iji'oiiiird  A,  hotel 
Schlt'Bi»ijj;er  \,  t{on  mdso 
Willi..nu  W,  liotel 


San  Bernardino^ 

8AN    nEUNARUINO    COUNTY, 

Is  a  place  of  3,0()()  inhalntunta,  heauti- 
fully  situated  in  h  lovoly  valley  Undsur- 
round»'d  by  tlio  most  fertile  u'lil  product- 
ive hoilijH  of  aj;ricultur;d  l.ind  in  the 
Sfcitc.  Its  sehools  and  churehes  nw 
well  Hnpporti'tl,  the  climate  is  ])crfect 
anil  the  s mitary  condition  decidedly  su- 
jwrior.  There  ure  quite  a  numluT  t)f 
nianufacturin  f  and  industri  dentrprisi's 
IKirmmautly  CHtahli.-thed,  and  the  ele- 
ments si>  essential  to  the  8tea<ly  and  snh- 
st.ntial  development  of  a  city  are  found 
in  this  liie.ility  in  tlie  form  of  good  graz- 
ing and  agrieultural  soil,  plenty  of 
water  and  tind>er  ami  a  ])nre,  stimulat- 
ing a(nio8X>here.  It  is  the  county  scat, 
and  is  reached  by  a  stage  drive  of  three 
miles  from  C'oltou,  on  the  iSoutheru  Ta- 
ciQc  Kailr«ud. 


Arkenn.tB  Herman,  restaurant 

Allen  Clias  W,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

Sublic 
ij  k  Cxohran,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Allison  Frank,  dry  goods 
Aaaker  L,  dry  gavda  amd  clothing 


Armentront  E  A ,  planing  mill 
Baca  Bros,  meat  market 
Bailey  Mra  M,  dremmaking 

BANK    OF   SAN    BERNARDINO, 

Lewis  Jacobn  manager,  Third 
Bonninger  Jno,  aaloon 
Blanche  C,  fruits  and  confectionery 
Ulcd8')e  U  E,  atty  at  law 
BLOW  R  T,  agent  VV  U  Tel  Co  »nd 

W,  F  &  C.<  fl  Express,  also  cigura  aud 

tobacco,  Tliird 
Bovanl  Kev  (ieo  F,  pastor  (M  E) 
B4)yer  J  l>,  atty  at  law 
Braunhart  B,  wholesale  and  retail  wines^ 

liquors,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Bright  &  Chute,  blacksmiths  and  wag- 

onmakera 
niinkineyer  II,  suloon 
Brocker  &  Koiuhold,  furniture,  bediliig 

and  undertakers 
Brttwn  Haik,  city  hay  and  feed  yard 
Brown  J  B,  asst  postmaster 
Brown  Jno  Jr,  utty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
Bmnn  I  R,  ins  ngt 
Byrne  M,  gen  mdsc  and  lumber 
Caro  IjCw  is,  lumber  tlealer  and  gen  mdae 
Olio.itp  &  Iatcnn<'llia  S.doon 
CONDEE  &  MITCHELL,  searchers  of 

records,  rj- 1  estate  and  insurauca  agta 

and  notaries  pul)lic,  Third 
Conner  Henry,  gen  mdso 
Craig  Jos,  iiss.iyer  and  gunsmith 
Cr  im  Le^vis  V,  county  supervisjr 
Jurtis  Mrs  K  H,  teacher 
Curtis    \V    J,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
Daley  Ed  v,  county  supervisor 
D'lvies  Win,  Hourmii  mills 
Davis  Mrs  R  A,   milliucry  and  fancy 

goods 
Devil   C.myon  Toll  Road,    Wm  E  Van 

Slyke  prest 
DREW   H   L,  hardware,  agricultnrd 

inqdomeuts,    stoves,     tinware,    iron, 

steel  and  coil,  Third 
E«ldy  Mrs  E  A,  boots,  shoes  and  fancy 

goods 
Ellrington  Thos,  confectionery  and  vari- 
eties 
Kvaus  D  J,  physician  and  surgeon 
Ford  Kev  J  T,  pastor  of  Congregational 
Fox  &  Condeo,  druggists 
Fox  E.  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Fox  VV  R,  pliysician  and  surgeon 
Foy  John  M,  saddle  aud  haracsamakor 

and  ins  agt 
(Fanier  M  1*,  meat  market 
Gates   E    H,  county  superviaor,    (P  O 

Chino) 
Gibson  Jas  A,  atiiy  at  law  and  ooort 

commissioner 
Giffin  VVm,  cigar  maiiufr 


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California — San  Bernardino. 

AtrHAIvriCALLT. 


Goodcell  Henry  Jr,  atty  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 

Gregory  H  S,  atty  at  law- 
Grove  Rov  M  F,  pastor  M  E  Church 

HAILE  SMITH,  groceries  and  agri- 
cultural imploiiienta,  Fourth  and  D 

Hale  &  Keovoj,  watches,  jewelry,  fancy 
goods  and  sowiiii;  machines 

Hall  Ed,  propr  Mammoth  Corral  and 
and  auctioneer 

Harrison  A,  machine  shop 

HASWELL  GEO  F,  attorney  at  law. 
Third 

Hawley  Wm,  saloon 

Hight  &  Tipton,  meat  market 

Horowitz  A,  clothing 

Hughes  &  McFarlane,  auctioii  store 

Jolmson  F  M,  cnuiity  assessor 

KENDALL  T  C,  real  estate  agent.Tliird 
Kcuni.stun  &  iinuelton,  livery  and  feed 

stable 
Kern  Chaa,  saloon 
King  J  no  C,  sheriiF 
King  K  H,  haru-ss  and  saddles 
Kinsky  Marks,  tailor 
Knox  Jno  T,  justice  of  peace 
Kurtz  &  Evans,  proprs  Southern  Hotel 
LamlK'rt  S,  barber 

Lander  Chas  A,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Laurent  Henry,  s  iloon 
Lciwsou  Bros,  cigiira  and  tobicco 
Linvilie  W  J,  sash  and  door  factory  and 

j)?aning  mill 
Littiepage  K  F,  atty  at  law 
Livingstone  Miis  Nellie,  teacher 
Martin  Miss  lulith,  teacher 
Matthews  liouj  F,  llouring  mills 
McOall  Jno,  ho  seshoer 
McCoy  Dennis,  hay  and  feed  yard 

McDOXALD  WM,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, Third 
McKenney  A  F,  county  clerk  and  recor- 
der 
McVicar  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Mee   Bros   &   Kowell,   blncksmitha    and 

wagonmakers 
Meycrstein  &   Co,   dry  goods,  clothing, 

Iniots  and  shoes 
MILLS   MARY,  saloon,  Second 
Moore  C  H,  stationery  and  news  depot 
Morris  Jno  M,  justice  of  jwace 
Newburg  &  Rathbun,  gen  mdso 
Oliver  Harris  m,  groceries 
I'aine  C  J{,  teacher 
Paris  &  Allen,  attys  at  law 
Parker  T  C,  marble  works 
Parsons  B  F,  blacksmitii  and  horseshoer 
Parsons  T  M,  county  surveyor 
Penlew  Mrs  A  L,  board  and  lodging 
PORTER  W  R,  pub  "San  Bernardino 
Valley  Index,"  postmaster  and  notary 
public,  D 
Potter  M,  shoemaker 


Powell  John  G,  dentist, 

Pratt  J  E,  gen  mdse 

Raudle  Mrs  E  A  R,  dressmaker 

Reed  John,  assaver 

Rene  G  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

Reutiui^er    LJ    H,    bakery     and    cotTea 

housa 
Rice    H    W,    physician     and    surgeon, 

(Homoepathic),    coroner     and    public 

administrator 
Rittler  Mnrris,  gen  mdso 
Uoo  C  F,  (Roe  i  Osborne,)  ins  agt 
Uoe  9l  Ojborne,  agricultural  implements 
Roen  Chas,  barber 
Rolfo  H  C,  superior  jud  »e 
Rolf'j      Samuel,      commia<ion      lumber 

dealer 
Rotlie  &  Kurtz,  bakery 
Rousseau   J  A,    county   supt   of   publio 

instruction 
Rowan  (ieo  1),  groceries 
ROWELL  C  W  C,  atty   at  law  and 

dist  atty 
RutL'n  &   Biays,   hardware,    stoves  and 

tinware 
SAIKSEYAIN      PAUL,      wine     and 

li({Uor  manufacturer,  K  and  Third 

SAN  BERNARDINO  BREWERT, 

John  Andreson  pr.ipr.  Third  and  E 
"San  Bernanlino    Times,"    (daily    and 
wetikly.)  Warren  Wilson  propr 

"SAN  BERNARDINO  VALLEY  IN* 

DEX,"  (weekly,)   W    R    i'orter  pub- 
lisher, J) 

SATTERWHITE  &  CURTIS,  atty. 

at  hiw.  Third 
SchyffJ  H,  blacksmith 
Shaber  J  F,    American  Livery  and  Feed 

Stable 
SIMPSON  OLIVER,    sample    roomr. 

Third 
Small    Mrs    J    E,  millinery    and    fancy 

eoods 
STARKE    A,    propr    Starke's     Hotel 

Third  and  C 

STARKE'S  HOTEL,  Ar  Starke  propr, 

Third  and  C 
Stephens  Mrs  M  S,  teacher 
Suhr  F  C,  drugs,    books,  stationery  and 

varieties, 
Sylveria  (ieo,  hnrber 
Talbott  &  Harris,  attys  at  law 
Talbott  L  W,  atty   at  law  and  notary 

public 
Thompson  A,  physician  and   surgeon 
Tittle  Wm  S,  agricultural  implements 
Trask  R  E,  confectionery  and  fruits 
Turner  Robt,  shoemaker 
Vale  W  A,  photographer  and  ins  agt 
Van  Dorin  &,  'Ijehman,  blacksmiths  and 

carriogemakcrs 
Van  Slyke  &  Sommcr,  lumber  and  saw- 
mill 


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BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP 


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atty  at  Uw  and  notary 
(chairman),   county  bu- 


Waters  Byron, 
public 

Waters  J  as  W, 
pervisor 

Wliitlock  A,  dentist 

Wit{siius  W  R,  Krocoriei 

WILLIS  HENRY  M,    atty    at    law, 
Third  and  E 

Wilson  John  H  B,  shoemaker 

Wilson    Warren,   propr,    "San    Bernar- 
dino Times" 

Winklur  August,  saloon 

Wise  A    B,    blacksmith,    wagonmnker, 
livery  and  feed  stable 

Wixon     Chos,    saddler     and    harness- 
maker 

WORTHINGTON  JOHN  G  carriage 
an<l  sign  paintor,  Third 

Wrif;ht   W    (i,     planing  mill  and  box 
factory 

Yaner  Hardin,  county  treasurer 

Zirkel  Frank,  tailor 


Is  situated  14 
wood  City. 


San  Bruno, 

SAN    WATKO    COUNTV, 

milos  northwest   of 


Red- 


FOURTEEN  MILE  HOUSE,  August 

■lenovtin  propr 
SAN  BRUNO  HOUSE.  Richard   Cun- 
ningham a^t  >S  i'  K  li  and   postmastur 


San  Buenaventura, 

VENTURA     CuoNTV, 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Ventura  county, 
pleasantly  situated  on  the  sea  coast  and 
IS  the  principal  point  of  trading  in  the 
county.  It  is  a  place  of  sereral  manu 
facturing  and  industrial  enterprisers, 
chief  uniong  which  ar«  rock  8oai>,  mi  i- 
i:iL;,  coal  oil  ruHniiiir,  grist  and  planing 
mills.  It  boasts  the  largest  furniture 
manufactory  south  of  !San  Francisco.  It 
has  two  weekly  newspapers,  several 
churches  and  schools.  Tho  society  is  of 
a  high  order  and  the  most  attractive 
feature  of  tho  city.  It  is  (juito  a  resort 
for  tourists.  Its  climate  is  unsurpassed 
and  its  healthfulne.s8  is  conceded  to  be 
remarkable. 


BAKER  F  W  JR,  hardware,  tinwar^ 
iron,  stoves,  steei.  and  agricultural  im- 
plements. Main 

Bank  of  Ventura,  P  R  Bard  president, 
Henry  Clay  cashier 

Bard  C  L,  physician 

Bard  P  R,  president  Bank  of  Ventura 

Barlow  Chas    A,   saddles  and   harness 

Barnard  A  D,  land  agt 

Barrows  Thomas,  sewing  machine  agt 

Bartlett  Bros,  watches,  clocks,  jewelry, 
ticket  agt  P  C  S  S  Co,  stationery, 
music  and  scwin;;  machines 

Bennett  Peter,  meat  market 

Bcronio  (I,  groceries 

Berry  Wm  J,  gunsmith 

BLACK  HAWK  LIVERT  STABLE. 

W  S  l{iluy  propr 
Blackstoek  N,  atty  at  law 
Bledsoe  N   C,    atty   at  law  and  notary 

public 
Blumcnthal  J,  tailor 
Boeker  F  H,  carriage  painter 
BOQUIST  C  V,  Ventura  Livery  and  Feed 

.Stable 
Brewster  J  C,  photofrrapher 
Brooki  J  M,  atty  at  law  and  dist  atty 
Burch  J  D,  groceries  and  crockery 
Cagnacci  Jacob,  bootmaker 

CHAFFEE  &  McKEEBT,  genmdse, 
iron,  steel,  wagon  lumber,  agricultural 
implcmcnta  and  agti  Phoenix  and 
Home  Insurance  Co,  Main  and  Palm 

Clay  Henry,  cashier  Bank  of  Ventura 

Cohn  Mrs  H,  gen  mdsc 

Conner  H  \N  &  C\),  groceries 

Conway  J  A,  county  assessor 

Corey  J  A,  groceries 

Daly  &  Rodgers,  lumber 

Daly  T  H,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Delmont    F,     physician,     surgeon 
dru.?gist 

Dc  Nuro  D  D,  county  supt  public  in- 
struction 

Dotr(>y  Josaj»h,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

EASTIN  L  F,  county   clerk,  auditor 


and 


and  reconier,  Court  House 


Arcllanes  Luis,  saloon 

Ayers  Albert,  county  treasurer 

AYERS  HOTEL,    Wm    Ayers 

Main       

AYERS    WM,    propr    Ayers 

stage  agt,   Main 


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Hotel, 


Einstein  &  Bernheim,  gen  mdse  and  agl 

inipts 
Krburn  M,  saloon 
Fcrand  J  ules,  groceries  and  liquors 
Foster  E  R,  supt  Santo  Water  Co 
Franz  E,  saloon  and  variety  store 
(iaudolfo  Alex,  groceries,  liquors,  cigars 

and  produce  shippers 
Glasgow  ft  Stiles,  saloon 
Goodwin  J  W,  watches,  clocks,  jewelry, 

books,     stationery,     cigars,    tobacco, 

fancy  goods  and  postmaster 
Granger  L  C,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
GRANT  &  PETERSON,  blacksmith, 

wagon  and  machine  shop.  Main 


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Gray  T  F,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 
Hall  K  S,  fttty  ut  law  and  notary  pablic 
HARE  ED  T»  general  inmiranco  a({ent 
HMrtmann  V,  saloon  and  brewery 
HAVELOCK  W  A,  dru^^^iat,  Main 
Hill  K    W,  county  coroner  and  publi 

adniiniatrator 
Hinea  J  D,  superior  judge 
Hinchfolder  E,  funiisbiag  goodi,  boots 

and  ah' tea 
Hobson  Mrs  I  J,  rostauranl 
Huebner  0  C,  dentist 
K:<iaer  J  M,  muftt  market 
Kijier  T  C,  homcaopathiu  physician 
Krioij  .Juo,  saloon 

Kuhliiian  Jno  A,  groceries  and  clothing 
Linn  Thos  A,  notary  public 
Los  Augdus  &  Vonturtt  Stage  iria  Huone- 

me 
Lytnan  C  C,  siiddlos  and  harnesa 
McDonell  Bros,  bhickHniiths 

HcDONELL   MRS  H  R,    millinery, 

M.tin 
Mc'-iEAN   &   SONS,    pubs    "Ventura 

Kr<H)  Press,"  Maiji 
MILT  BR  J  M,  propr  Palace  Hotol  and 

8  loon.  Main 
Murray  &  Co,  painters 
No.^uos  Mis  .1,  dj-usamaker 
NordholY  &  Vontura  SJtuge,  oflice  Vcn 

tura  Stihles 
PALACE  HOTEL,  J  M  Miller  propr 
Petti. IDS  lj  V,  atty  at  law 
P>>rt»T  VV.  sprint;  lied  and  cuhiiictmaker 
REVERE  HOUSE,  Wagaer&Co,  pro 

priet'tr.'',  M.iiii  ami  Oak 
Ri"o  W  I,  justiei!  of  jmjucc 

RICHARDSON   JOSEPH,   furniture 


Stuart  Mrs  M,  dreamnaking 

Stuart  8  L,  dentist 

Sudden  Capt  Kobt,  wharf  owner 

Thompson  F  A,  aearoher  of  rocorda  and 

notary  public 
Todd  C  D,  harlware,  tinware  and  stoves 
(Jstusanstegia  Victor,  Santa  Clara  Houso 

"VENTURA  FREE  PRESS,"  Mc- 

Ijomi  &  Sons,  pubM  and  propra.  Main 

VENTURA  LIVERY  &  FEED  STA- 

BLE  C  V  Boquist  propr,  Main 

"VENTURA    SIGNAL"    {weekly). 

Shiridaii  Uri>sput>3  and  propr<i,  Mr.iu 
WAQNER  &  CO.  proprietors  Itcvuru 

Uou^iu,  Main  and  Oak 
Wiigner  .lao  B,  drugs  and  agent  Wells, 

Far^o  &  Co 
W.dton  W  J,  lumber 
Whitchousu  Wni,  restaurant 

WLLLIAVIS  &  WILLIAMS,  attys 

at  law,  Main 

WILLIAMS  W  T,  atty  at  law  and 
notiiry  puhlic 

WithorellK  11,  watchmaker  and  jowtlcr 

WitiieispoDU  M  C,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Wright  &.  Hobson  Misses,  dnasnirtkcrs, 
niilliDory  uud  ugts  New  Home  sewiii" 
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forni.i  and  Main 
Pictzk>)  A  VV,  baths  and  barber 
Hi  ,'h  tM  Francisco,  grocx'ries 
RILEY  WM  S.   Black   H.iwk   Livery 

and  Feed  Stable,  California 
Roth  I  F,  salo  >n 
Koth  .los,  b'lots  and  shoes 
Kulan«l  Mrs  H  A,  candy  maker 
Sanehez  .1  V,  bailn-r 
SANCHEZ  PEDRO,  barl>cr.  Main 
Schell  II,  blacksmith  and  horscsiiovr 
Shaw  F  P,  cii5.ir3  and  tobacco 
Sh'ildon    &    Vicker^,    blacksmiths    and 

wa^onmivkers 
Shejjherd  VV  E,  atty  at  law 
SHEPPARD  S  A,  atty  at  law,  Main 
SHERIDAN  BROS,  pubs  and  proprs 

"V'lutura  Signal,"  Main 
Sheridan  S  N  Sr,  city  marshal  and  con- 

stiible 
Simms  (>hae,  physician  and  surgeon 
Soule  C  K,  ju:itice  of  peace 
Spear  Houry,  saloon 
Stow  Jno  1,  surreyor 


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Is  the  county  !,<':;t  and  is  pleasantly  sit- 
uated on  the  bay  of  thu  same  name.  The 
harlK)r  h  exeelieut;  tho  bust,  in  faet,  on 
the  sou.  hern    coast,    iK-in;^   conipluuOy 
land-locked.     .Sii.n  Uit-j^o   is    notiti  as  a 
hi-alth  resort,  tliJ  climate  Ixjii;.;  the  most 
eijuable  in  iSouthern  Califurnia.     Sha  is 
destined  to  Iw  the  prineipil  sea  port  of 
th.it  section  at  no  distant  day.     Th'To  ia 
a  tine  system  of  water  works,  a  weather 
signal  station,  military  station,  and  eu.s- 
torn  house.     The  Paciiic  tJoast  stoiiuurs 
CJill  regularly  every  live  d;y8,  and   th.To 
iire  daily  stipes    eoimectii»g    wiih    S.ai 
Franci-sco   vitt    Los    Angeles  and   Saiit* 
An  I.     The  stage  Hue  is  under  the  per- 
sonal 8up<'rvisioa  of  the  owner,  Mr.  A.  L. 
Seeley,  a  veteran  stjigiMuan,  and  is  a  Hrst- 
class  line  in  every  respect.     The  Horton 
House,  an  elegiutt  hotel,  under  the  m  oi- 
agement  of   C.     P.    Gerichtcu,    extjiids 
every  comfort  and  luxury  sought  by  the 
tourist  or  business  man.     The  popula- 
tion of  San  Diego  is  estimated  at  3,000. 


Allison  Jos  k  Bro,  meat  market,  I  and 

Fifth 
Arguilaz  Bernard,  hotel,  Fifih  and  I 
Aaher  J  M,  sursery  depot,  Fifth  and  B 


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BAILET  BOE  baIooii,  77  Firth 
Barnes  (I  W,  physician,  Sixth  nr  D 
Barly  H,  propr  8an  Diego  Iron  Works, 

Eighth  and  M 
Bsera  W  A,groc«rieB  and  vaiieties,  Fifth 
Begolo  W  A,  stoves,  tinware,  hardware 

and  roofing,  Fifth 
Bennis  Sam,  chop  house,  Fifth 
Benson  Lieut  H  M,  Seventh   Infantry 

USA,  San  Diego  barracks 
Bidwell  James,  machine  shop  and  feed 

mills.  Eighth  and  L 
BntDSALX  J  D,  propr  Lyon  Hotel, 

Seventh  and  I 
Black  Jno  ,T,  saloon.  City  Brewery 
Booth  Lieut  A  C,  supt  U  S   Military 

Telegraph  Cal  and  Arizona  Division, 

Fifth  and  D 
Borden  O  H,  supervisor 
Bowers  W    W,     collector  of   customs. 

Fifth  and  K 
Boyd  Jno  B,  atty  at  law,  notary  public 

and  abstract  of  titles.  Fourth  and  D 
BRABT  0  0  (B  &  Sons),  notary  pub- 
lic, real  estate  ugent  and  conveyancer. 

Fifth  and  D 
BBADT  &  SONS,    groceries,    liquors, 

cigars  an<l  tobacco.  Fifth  and  D 
Brady  Phil,  Iwots  and  shoes,  Fifth 
Hriant  W  D,  real  estate  agt,  Fift)> 
Brown  H  II,  saloon.  Eighth  and  L 
Brown  k  Terry,  San  Diogo  I'luning  Mill 

Co,  Ninth  and  (i 
Bucll  E  J.  superintendent  of  San  Diego 

Water  Works,  Fifth  and  I) 
Burnes  Tillman  A,  s.il«on,  K  and  Fifth 
Burns  Mrs    I',  boarding   and    lodgings. 

Sixth  and  If 
CANTLIN  MARTIN,   cnrpcntcr  and 

niaiuifr  itf  wiinhnill*,  I'ijjhth 
CARAVIA       GABRIEL,      groceries, 

Eleventh  and  K 
CAVE  D,  <lenti8t.  Fifth  and  (r 

CENTRAL  LIVERY  STABLES  & 

FEED  YARD,  Jones  A  Kanipling 
Itrcipr,  Fourtii  and  F 

CENTRAL  STABLES,  Oeo  Journeay 
propr,  Sixth  but  E  and  F 

Chafie  CluiH  A,  druji^ist,  Fifih  and  F 

CHASE  LEVI,  attorney  at  law.  Fifth 

Cliojitc  I),  postmaster,  Sixth 

CHRISTIAN  H  T,  city  clerk  and  as- 
sessor, (.'ity  Hull 

Church  C  C,  cabinet  maker.  Fourth 
and  II 

Clendenou  W  II,  olwerver  signal  service 
station,  Fifth  and  I) 

Cleveland  Danl,  utty  at  law,  E  and  Sixth 

COAST  MAIL  STAGE  LINE  (see 

advertisement  on  page  772)  to  Santa 
Ana,  A  L  Soeley  propr,  J   W  Thomp- 
son agent,  office  Fifth  and  D 
Cohen  Marcus,  tailor,  Fifth 


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CohnJ  A,  boots  and  shoes,  Fifth 

OONKLIN  N  H,  Atty  at  law  and  court 
commissioner.  Fifth  nr  H 

CONSOLIDATBD  BANK  OF  BAH 
DIEOO.O  U  Witherby  prest,  Fifth 
andG 

Consulate  of  Italjr,  Fileppo  Piazza,  D 

Consulate  of  Mexico,  J  B  Verde,  Con- 
sul, Fifth 

COOK  HENRY,  constable  and  collect- 
or. Fifth 

Cosper  Mrs  A  A,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods,  Fifth 

County  Court  House,  Spring  ave  and 
Front 

County  Hospital,  C  M  Fenn  physician, 
Eighth  and  K 

Coyne  Jos,  sheriff.  Court  Honae 

Curtis  — ,  carpenter,  Fourth 

DALY  JOHN  C.  books  and  novelties, 
Fifth 

DAVIS  H  B,  candy  factory,  Fifth  andO 

Desmond  Jno,  ornamental  shells.  Third 
opp  Horton 

DunnoUs  S  S,  boarding  and  lodgings,  F 
and  State 

Edwards  C  J,  harness  and  saddles.  Fifth 

Foirchild  J  A,  banker,  broker,  notary 
public,  searcher  of  records  and  insur- 
ance agent.  Fifth  and  F 

Fuivro  Jos,  real  estate  and  ins  agt.  Fifth 

Farmer  — ,  saloon,  Tlirteenth 

Farrell  Thos,  tailor.  Fifth 

FASHION  UVERY  ft  FEED  STA- 

BLES,  (««o  advertisement  page  772) 
Hinton  &  (lordon.  Second  and  D 

Fenn  C  M,  physician  and  surgeon  and 
county  physician.  Fifth 

Ferrer  Manuel  A,  saloon,  F 

Fischer  Jno,  saloon.  Fifth 

Fox  Chas  A,  civil  engineer.  Sixth  bet  E 
and  F 

.•"ox  fc  Willcy,  civil  engineers,  Fifth  and  F 

Frick  W  !{,' marble  works.  Fifth 

QASS  A  M,  watchmaker,  jeweler,  sew- 
ing machines  and  fixtures.  Fifth 

(Jutes  Mrs  O  W,  seminary.  Eighth  bet 
C  and  I) 

Clatewood  W  J,  attorney  at  law,  opp 
Court  House 

Gerichten  C  P,  propr  Horton  House,  D 
iHJt  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Ctinoccliio  G  &  Co,  gen  mdse.  Fifth 

Goodall  Abraham,  blacksmith  and  horso- 
shoer,  K  and  Seventh 

Gordon  &  Hazzard,  gen  mdse  and  agri- 
cultural implements.  Sixth  and  H 

Gregg  Robert  J,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Fifth 

Griebnow  F  W,  bakery.  Fifth  and  J 

OUNN  DOUaLAS.  publisher  "San 
Diego  Union,"  (*laily  *"«!  weekly). 
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Uaden  Lieut  J  J,  post  adjutant  Eighth 
Infantry  IJ  8  A,  San  Diego  barracks 

Hamilt  )n  &  Co,  gen  md^e,  agriculturitl 
iinploinents  and  hardware,  Fifth 

Hamilton  Al  D,  county  assessor,  Court 
House 

Hatleberg  J  O,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith. Eighth  and  J 

Heeraniiner  Johp.  michine  shop.,  saw 
and  planing  mill  and  cojpsrjgt,  Sixth 
and  K    

HEINE.ICH  LOUIS,  guns,  pistols,  am- 
munition and  cutlery  manuf,  Seventh 
and  J 

Hendrick  E  W,  attorney  at  law  and  U 
S  court  commissiouer.  Fifth 

Hermann  D  C  lodgings  and  liquor3, 
Fifth 

Higgins  Albert  E,  insurance  agent,  Fifth 

Higgius  &  Ke3d,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agents.  Fifth 

Higgins  TkosJ,  (Hii^gin's  k  Keod),  propr 
Continental  Oil  Store,  Fifth 

HINTON  &  GORDON,  proprs  Fashion 
Livery  and  Feed  Stable,  Second  and  D 

Hiscock  A  H,  mine  owner,  Tiiird  and  D 

HITCHCOCK  GEO  N,  atty  at  law, 
Bupt  public  instrucftioii,  notary  pu'.;lic, 
commissioner  of  deeds  and  land  agent, 
Sixth 

HOLM  &  SURBECK,  barl)ers,  77  Fifth 
I.  ir  G 

Hoi  con  A  E,  real  estate,  D 

HORTON'S  HALL,  J  li  Richardson 
lessee,  F  and  Sixth 

Hortou  House,  C  P  (Jerichtcn  propr,  D 
bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Hotchkiss  A  B,  city  attorney  and  attor- 
ney at  law.  City  Hall 

HOWARD  BRYANT,  cashier  and 
secretary  Consolidated  Bank  of  San 
Diego,  Fifth 

Hylund  A  Ihlstrom,  ebon  house.  Fifth 

JONES  &  KAMPLmO,  propr.  l^en 
tral  Livery  Stables  and  Feed  Yard,  F 
and  Fourth 

Jorres  William,  county  treasurer,  Court 
House 

Josse  Adam,  hair  work  and  barber,  Fifth 

JOURNEAT  GEO,  propr  Central  Liv- 
ery and  Sale  Stable,  Sixth  bet  E  and  F 

Julian  A  H,  stoves,  tinware,  pumps  and 
ban  (ware.  Fifth 

JULIAN  &  B^'^ER,  publishers  "San 
Diego  News,'  Fifth 

JULIAN  STAGE  LINE,  (see  a<lver- 
tising  page),  A  L  Seeley  propr,  J  W 
Thompson  iigent,  Fifth  and  1> 

Keating  M,  notary  public,  conveyancer, 
commisHior.er  of  deeds  and  real  estate 
agent,  Fifth 

Koster  P,  wa|jon  and  carriagemaker  and 

j_  blacksmithing,  Fourth  and  P 


EUHNER  JACOB,   meat    market. 

Fifth 
La'ikershim  I  &  Co,  proprs  San  Di^o 

Flour  Mills,  K  and  Twelfth 
LARSON  THOS,  wood  and  coal  yard, 

Seventh  and  J 
LARSON  &   WESTCOTT,   draymen. 

Seventh  and  J 

LEACH    &   PARKER,   attorneys  at 

law,  Fifth  and  U 
Leavitt  J  B,    carpenter  and  builder,  J 

and  Eighth 
Lehman  'i'heodore,  merchant  tailor.  Fifth 

and  U 
Leonard  Joseph,  justice  of  peace,  insur- 

'ancc  agent  and  cabinetmaker 
Llewelyn  D,  cigars  and  tobacco,  B^ifth 
Llewelyn   \Vm,  notary  public  and  real 

est  ite  agent,  Fifth 
ruckling  L  L,  city  engineer  and  county 

surveyor,  E 
LOUIS    ISIDOR,  cigars    and  tobacco, 

oyster,  (fresh),  saloon,  Fifth 
LUCE  MOSES  A,  atty  at  law.  Fourth 

and  D 
LYON  HOTEL,  J   D  Birdsall  propr, 

Seventli  and  I 
Mackintosh  F  J,  boots,  shoes  and  gro- 
ceries. Fifth 

MACLAGAN  HENRY,  saloon,  F 

Mainassis  J  S  &  Co,  real  estate  and  live 

stock  dealers.  Fifth 
Mantania  J  D,  boots  and  shoes.  Fifth 
Marston  Geo  W,  dry  goods,    clothing, 

carpets  and  oil  cloths,  Fittli 

MASON   W  H,  agent  J   Kuss  &  Co, 

Front  and  J 
May  C   E,   saddles  and  harness,  H  and 

Fifth 
McCanu  Cha«,  horaeshoer,  I 
McCarthy  M  J,  saloon.  Fifth 
McCoy  Frank,  insurance  agent.  Fifth 
McDonahl  (I  \V  B,  lumber  dealer,  L  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
McDowell  S  A,  supervisor 
Mc(iurck    Edward,    second-hand    store 

and  auctioneer,  Fifth  " 
McNealy   W  T,    superior  judge.   Court 

House 
Millard  F   A,   druggist,  physician  and 

surgeon.  Fifth  and  1 
MORGAN    R,    lumber   agent   W   W 

Stewart  A  Co 
Morse  E  \V,  city  treasurer  and  insurance 

agent 
Mott  Lieut  Wallace,  post  quartermaster 

and  ACS,  San  Diego  barracks 
Neal  Chas,  saloon.  Fifth 
Noell  C  P,  notary  public  and  real  eatnto 

agent,  F'ifth 
P  C  S  S  GO'S  warehouse,  wharf  and 

ticket  office,  J  H  Simpson  agent,  foot 

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ALrflABKTICAr.LV. 


P  M S  S  COS  AGESICY,  W  W  Stew- 

art  &  Co,  ageuts,  Fitth  and  K 
Page  Mrs  A  C,  bdard  and  lod..ing,  Fifth 
l'a;j;o  Jiiinea  H,  drayman,  Eifti". 
PAINE  J  0  W,  attorney  at  law.  Fifth 
Palmer  HOUSE.Osoar  Palmer  propr. 

Fifth  l)et  Hand  1 
PALMER  I  L,  fruita    and   groceries, 

Fifth 
PALMER  OSCAR,  propr  Palmer  House 

and  Saloon,  Fiftii  but  H  and  1 
Pauly  A,  real  estate  agent  and  city  tax 

collector,  Sixth  and  (i 
Pearson  A  B,  painter.  Sixth  and  G 
Periuo  \Vm,  saloon.  Fifth  and  E 
PEYSER   M,  dry  goods,  clothing  and 

furiii^hiug  ^joods,  Fifth 
Piazza  Filippi*,  Itnliaucmsul,  D 
I'idgeon  G  S,  groceries,  II  and  Fifth 
Pierce  Jas  M,   supervisor,    Sixth  bat   G 

and  H 
I*ierce  W  \V,  painter,  Fourth  and  E 
Pitcher  J  S,  gun  and  locksmith,  Fifth 
Porter  John  15,  justice  of  peace.  Fifth 
Eaffi  G,  fancy  gonds,  groceries,  candies, 

cigars  and  tobacco.  Fifth 
Reed  D  (',    (Hi^gius  &   Reed),   notary 

l>ublic.  Fifth 
Rennio  tiilbt-rt,  county  recorder,  Court 

House 
RICHARDSON  JOHN  H,  sign  writer, 

upholsterer  and  dealer  iu  paints,  oils, 

glass,  siishea.  doors,    etc,  Sixtli  bet  E 

antl  F,  and  lessee  Ilorton's  Hall 
Robinson  C  B,  dairyman,    First   bet  C 

and  I) 
ROOT  M  S,  watches,  clocks  and  jewel - 

rv,  Fifth 
RD'SS  J   &  CO,  lumber  dealers,  W  H 

Mns«in  anent,  Front  and  J 
RUSSELL  JAS,  deputy  sheriff,    con- 
stable and  collector,  Fifth 
Sau  I)io;;o  Barracks,  U  S  military  post, 

department  of  Arizona,  Col  AT  Smith 

conimantler 
San  Diego  Chamber  of  Commerce,  City 

Hdl 
San  Piego  Fire  Department,  Phillip  Kos- 

ter  cliief  engineer,  Sixth 
Sau  Diego   Flour  Mills,  I   I^ankershim 

propr,  Twelfth  and  H 

"SAN  DIEQO  NEWS,"  (daily  and 

weekly),  Julian  &  Baker  publishers. 
Fifth 
San  Diogo  Planing  Mill,  Terry  &  Brown 
proprs.  Ninth  and  \l    ^ 

"SAN  DIEGO  UNION."  (daily  and 
weekly),  Dougliut  Gunn  jjublisher, 
Sixth,  next  to  postotfice 

San  Diego  Water  Co,  E  J  BuoU  supt, 
Fifth  and  D 

SAUNDERS  CHAB  J  W,  meat  mar- 
ket. Fifth  and  F 


Schiller  H  M,    secretary   for  consul  of 

Mexico,  Fifth 
SCHNEIDER    A,    books,   stationery, 

tiauos  and  organs,  music,   cigari,  to- 
acco,   pictures,    frames,  news  depot, 
wall  paper,  paints  and  glass,  Fifth 
Sihuetter  Henry    C,   suloou    aud  feed 
yard,  K  and  Thirteenth 

SCHWERER  FREDERICK,    batha 

and  barber.  Fifth 
Selwyn  Geo  A  &  Co,  butchers.  Fifth 
Shepard    C   H,  books   and    stationery. 

Fifth  and  G 
SHERRIFF  J  A,  photograph  gallery, 

views  ot  San  Diego,  Fifth 
Signal  Service  U  S  Army,  W  H   Clen- 

dtiuon  observer 
SIMPSON  J  H,  local   agent  P  C  S  S 

Co,  foot  of  Fifth 
Smith  Col  A  T,  commander  U  S  military 

Iiost,  dept  of   Arizona,  Sau  Diego  bur- 
racks 
SMITH  WILL  M,  attorney  at  law  and 

district  artorney,  Court  House 
SNIDER    CHAS.    barber  aud    baths, 

i^'ifth 
Snyder  B  F,  wheelwright,  Fourth  and  F 
Stanovich  John,  chop  house.  Fifth 
Statler  S,  county  clerk.  Court  House 
Steele  S  G,  painter,  whiteiier  and  car- 

oenter.  Fifth 

STEINER,  KLAUBER  &  CO,  gen 

indse  and  agricultural  implements, 
wholesale  liipiors  and  cigars,  H  and 
Fifth,  (S  F  office  312  Sacramento  St) 

Stevens  J,  blacksmivh  and  wagonmakcr. 
Second  and  E 

Stewart  Mrs  Annie,  boarding  and  liq- 
uors Tliird  and  I 

Stewart  E,  stoves  and  tinware.  Fifth 

STEWART  W  W  &  CO,  dealers  i" 
wheat,  wool,  honey,  lumber  and  lime, 
and  agents  P  M  S  S  Co,  Fifth  and  K. 
and  R  Morgan  agent,  Beacii 

Stockton  T  C,  physician  and  suri^on, 
city  health  officer,  county  administra- 
tor aud  cronor,  E  and  Fifth 

STOW  JOHN  P,  saloon,  41)  Fifth 

Switzer  E  D,  watches,  docks,  jewelry 
and  sewing  machines,  F  bjt  Fifth  and 
Sixth 

Tallman  E  H,  carriage  painter  and  build- 
er. Sixth  near  F 

Tasker  Mrs  Mary  M,  millinery,  fancy 
goods  and  dressmaking.,  D 

Terry  &  Brown,  proprs  San  Diego  Plan- 
ing Mill,  Ninth  aud  H 

THOMPSON  J  W,  agent  W,  F  &  Co, 
manager  VV^  U  Tel  Co  and  a^ent  Sau 
Diego  MaitfStage  Co  and  J  ulian  Stage 
Co,  Fifth  aiid  D 

Tighe  Thomas,  aaloon.  Sixth  bet  F  and  G 

Traak  P  H,  barber,  Fifth 


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ALrnABBTICALLT. 


Tremaine  Miss  A  M,  millinery,  Fifth 
Tyler  J  H,  stable  aud  feed  yard,  Eighth 

near  K 
U  S  Collector  of  Customs,  W  W  Bowers, 

Fifth  and  K 
U  S  Military  Telegraph,  California  and 
Arizona  Division,   Lieut  C   A  Booth 
•upt 
Verde  J  B,  consul  of  Mexico,  Fifth 
Verlaque  T,  liquors.  Fifth  and  G 
Von  Poser  Henry,  general  agent 
Walker  W  J,  attorney  at  law.  Fifth 
Wallack    D,    clothing   and    furnishing 

goods,  Fifth 
Weeger  E  H,  groceries,  fruits  and  can- 
dies. Fifth 

WELLS,  FASGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

J  W  Thompson  agent,  Fifth  and  D 

W  TJ  TEL  CO,  J  W  Thompson  mana- 
ger, Fifth  and  D 

WENTSCHER  a,  produce  commission 
merchant.  Fifth 

WILLIAMS  MARCO,  Paris  Chop 
House  aud  Oyster  Saloon,  I  and  Fifth 

WILLIAMS  W  E,  pumps,  stoves  and 
tinware  and  plumbing,  I  and  Fifth 


Winter  L  &  Bro,  bakery,  Fourth  and  H 

WITHERBY  0  S,  pres  Consolidated 
Bank  of  San  Diego,  Fifth 

Wolfsheimer  C,  cigars,  tobacco  aud  can- 
dy, Fifth 

Young  &  Gray,  undertakers,  furniture 
and  bedding.  Fifth 

TOTJNO  JAMES  M>  furniture  andbed- 
<Uug,  Third  and  G 


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COAST  MAIL  STAGE  LINE, 


Sa^n  IDlGgro  a^nd.  Santsi  ^^na 

Makin^,'  close  connections  with  SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  RAILROAD. 

Coaches  of  this  lini:  are  conifortiible  and  the  stock  excellent. 

Olllce  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  San  Dieg^o. 

A.  L.  SEELEY,  Proprietor. 

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nil  IAN  MAII  CTAPC  I  IMC  Tri-wecckly  between  Ban  Diego 
JULIAH  IflAIL  OlAut  Lmt,  andJuUan,  leaving  iSaa  Diego 
Mondays,  WedneHdayn  and  Fridays,  returning  alternate  days. 

OfBce  with  Wella,  Fare^o  &  Co.,  San  Diego. 

A.  L.  SEELEY.  Proprietor. 


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NORTON  HOUSE,  SAN  DIEGO,  GAL. 


This  clejfaiit  house  has  one  hundred  and  ton  rooms,  all  bright  and  airy,  with  pure  spring  water, 
g»H,  iind  c'l  ctriu  bulls  in  every  room  -the  honsc  boinif  iu  tlic  most  complete  ord«r  for  the  accom- 
mmbt'oii  of  i;uest.s  and  tourists,  and  the  traveling  public  will  find  the  bust  accomniodatiuua  and 
IfOSt  KeuMOliablt^  TtfrillM  at  this  house  of  any  simitar  hotel  on  the  coast. 

CHAS.  P.  6ERICHTEN,  Proprietor. 


San  Dieguito, 

BAN  DIEOO  COUNTY, 
Is  22  miles  north  of  San  Diego. 


Crannal  Nicoloa,  upiiu-ist 
Punden  Alfrtd,  postmaster 
Patlen  &  Adams,  gen  mdso 


Shaffer  Fritz,  veterinary  surgeon 
Shang  H  L,  liquors 
Slaughter  Frank,  liquors 
Wright  F  M,  capitalist 
Yanghuus  Fred,  bootmaker 
Yonghuus  J,  shoemaker 


San  Fernanda, 

LOS    ANQKLES    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Southern  Pacific    Railroad,  "20 
milca  from  Los  Angt  les. 

Allen  Daty,  engineer 

Beckett  L  J,  justice  peace 

Cari)enter  .Ino  T,  cnnstiiblc 

Courtney  Wm  ft  D,  gen  mdso 

(ilinri  .),  saloon 

GRISWOLD  H  W,  agent  S  P  Pv  R  and 
W  U  Tel  Co 

Hubhiird  H  C,  blacksmith 

Ijoop  T  M,  hotel 

Lyster  W  (J,  machinist 

Muclay  &  MoAitt,  gen  mdse  nud  agricul- 
tural implements 

Moffitt  A  B,  postmaster,  agt  W,  U  Tel 
Co  an<l  notary 

Mnmane  M,  saloon 

Porter  T  C,  land  agent 

I'rai>ter  A  J,  blacksmith 

Rualdi  C  R,  oonatable 


San  Gabriel, 

LOS  ANGELES  CODNTT, 

Is  on  tlie   Southern  Patilic  Kailroad,  10 
miles  Ironi  Los  Angeles. 


Allen  IVtor,  postni  ister  and  gen  mdse 

Cuneo  ^I,  l);irber 

(fiiioccliid  A,  groceries  and  liquors 

(ilidden  E  C,   machine  a^f 

Orand  \j,  blacksmith 

Hamilton  Ily.  rohard,  capitalist  and 
justice  poac 

Hillard  F  S,  physician 

Kellog  T  I),   physician 

Lasscro  Dominique,  sm'  on 

Mayl)erry  K  L,  cajvit    i.st 

Ponsonnelli  J  &  < '      •akery 

Rebout  Frank,  lii.teksmith 

liobbins  James,  meut  market 

Sevell  S  K, hotel  and  orchard 

Shorb  J  DeBarth.orchardist,  winegrow- 
er and  distiller 

Stephens  W  H,  atty  at  law 

Stoneinan  Gen  Geo,  distillery  and  wine 
grower 

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Calif orn'ui — San  Gabriel-San  Joss. 

Ai.riiAHBric\  '.V. 


Twichell  C  C.  h^cel 
Valencia  C,  saloon 
Wilson  Mrs  B  D 
Winston  W  H,  orcliardist 


San  Gorgonia, 

SAN  BERNARDINO  COUNTY, 
Is  "5  miles  southeast  of  Sa"  Bernarilino, 


E»ia;ar  W  F,  physici  m» 
WESTON  E,  postmaster 


San  Gregoria, 

SAN    MATEO   COUNTV, 

Is  C6  miles  l>y  stat'c  from  San  Mat.o,  on 
the  Southern  Pacific  li.iilroad. 


Day  D  C,  blacksmith 
Keep  E,  s:il()on 
liCvy  — ,  postmaster 
LE  /Y  BROS,  gen  mdsc 
Moore  Alr-s,  saloon 


San  Jacinto, 

SAN     DIKUO     COUNTV, 
Jordan  J  C,  poatin.istcr 


San  Jose, 

SANTA    CLARA    COUNTY. 

More  than  a  century  liaselaps'id  since 
theSpaiish  missiun  iii>;s  scttiol  tlie place 
whose  n.nu',  "Tlie  Iksmtifiil,"  ii  so  well 
applied,  in  point  uf  si/A'  and  wealth  the 
city  ranks  fourtli  ainoiii;  tiiosv;  nf  the 
tSt.t'',  while  in  aiipearaneo  none  are  so 
handsome  "hut  do  it  rv^viT' noi-, "  and 
co.icede  it.ssupiri<Tity  in  it-<  ple;uiinu' at- 
tractivenes.s.  'i'lie  city  ih  embowertd 
ia  a  dense  growth  of  ^hI  ihhcry,  plants 
and  tr^H.'!<,  and  its  homes  oi  c  I'l^rant  arelii- 
tectural  de.-si^u  give  it  an  air  of  comfort, 
luxury  and  I'etirtuient.  Its  stnets  are 
broad  and  smooth,  i'ltei-a'ctiigeiicli  othir 
at  ri^ht  ..nj;los,  i.nd  hii  liantly  illnmiii' 
attid  witli  g.>8.  Its  scho  ils  ami  colie^'  is 
f,rj  of  a  very  hi;;h  ord  r;  iti  eliurche.>< 
are  m  tdelsof  Ijcauty  and  itsCourt  House, 
the  finest  in  tiie  Ntat^',  \^  in  ke<pinu 
with  the  we  Itli,  iutelli),'ence  and  entci-- 
prisj  of  its  citizens.  The  country  m 
inediitely  surroundiug  itprese'uts  as  hue 
a  landscape  ua  ever  formetl  the  suhjc  t 
for  a  sketch  of  the  most  eminent  artis  . 
It  ii  situated  in  the  Santa  Clara   valley, 


famed  alike  for  the  magnificance  of  its 
scenery  and  the  fertility  of  its  soil,  on 
the  lino  of  the  Northern  Division  of  the 
Soutlicm  Pacitic  Uailroad,  50  miles  from 
San  Francisco.  The  ever  changing  and 
ever  beautiful  scenery  aliuig  the  route, 
made  up  of  lovely  hills  and  dales,  dot- 
1 3d  with  charming  country  homes  and 
well  cult  iv.ited  gardens,  makes  the  ride 
fi'om  thi^  city  to  the  Metropolis  one  of 
constant  pliMSure.  Its  p  pulation  is 
placed  at  I'J.OOO  and  its  growth  is  of  a 
steady  and  permanent  nature.  It  is  sup- 
plied with  dai'y  newspapers  and  good 
hotels,  and  all  its  c onveniencies  and  at- 
tractions of  nature  and  art  m.tke  it  em- 
phatically the  "loveliest  city  of  the 
plain. 


ADEL  W  T,  carriage  manufacturer, 
'2«8  First 

AHLERS  HENRY  C,  manufr  jew- 
elry, "^M  Santa  Clara 

ALAMEDA  PALACE,  J  D  Plitt  propr, 

S  PC  i:  K  d'pot 
ALI'^N  G  B,  propr  Novada  House,  SE 

cor  First  autl  St  John 
Allen  Chas  H,  secy  State  Normal  School, 

21>7  First 
Allen  Wi  ey  B,  music,  'J3i>  Santa  Clara 
ALPHA  SALOON,  Second   and   Fouu- 

tait  alley 
Alvord  Henry  B,  hanlware  and  agricul- 
tural implements,  .'WO  First 
AMMEN  R  S,  drug{:i8t,  '-SO  First 
Anderson  Pobt,  chiropodist,  liTOi  Santa 

Clara 
Andrews    &    toykend.ill,    paekera    and 

]irovision.-i,  Central  Market 
Ajipletpii  J,  elothiny,  .XIO  First 
Arelier  L,  atty   at  law  an<l    mayor,  .Sll 

First 
Arias  Je^jus,    cii^ars   and    tob;;cco,    377 

M.irket 
Anustron.'  Mrs  M,  millinery,    ."^lO  Santa 

Ch.ra 
Arpi  I    A,     second  hand    goods,    Santa 

Clara 
Arqnes  laiis,  atty  at  law,  Court  House 
ARTPAIACE,  Crowell    Bros  proprs, 

:{•_'<»  S.iii'a  i'iara 
AUBERT     LOUIS-     mattresses     and 

I'i  >neei      Spring     Beil     Factory,    and 

ste.,m   c.rpet    beating    machini",    '.VJi 

M^;rket  ' 
Anltman  Free?,  miehini-it,  The  Alamoila 

AU2ERAK  HOUSE,  s  W  ChurehiU 

]iropr,  :.lii  Santa  Clari 

AUZERAIS  &  POMEROY.  groccrie.^ 

hardwari-,    crockery   and  agricultural 
implements,  Iltl,')  to.S7I  Market 
BACKESTO  J  P,  phynician.  4:ili  First 
Bac(juie  E,  barbir,  853  Santa  Clara 


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BAILETS  W  R,   Eagle    Bakery,   355 

Siinta  Clara 
Bailey  C  P,  gloves  and  robes,  343  First 
Builty  D  C,  postmaster,  Santa  Clara  and 

Market 
Bailey  J  R,  agt  W  U  Tel   Co  and  A   M 

Dist  Tel  Co,  295  First 
BAI'BACH  JNO.  blacksmith  and  wag- 

onmakcr,  Second  and  Fountain 

BALTZ  PETER,  Eldorado  Bakery,  i:74 

BANK  OFSAN  JOSE,  T  Ellard  Beans 

1  (resident,  NE  cor  First    and    Santa 

Cliir.i 
Barbiire  Mrs  M  C,  hotel,  340  First 
Barker  S  A,  atty  at  law,  2!i7  First 
BARKER  W  0.  propr  New  York  Ex- 

changu  Hdtcl,  First  and  St  John 
Barrett  A  A,  baths,  i;0'.»  Third 
Barntt  M  A,  furnishing  gooda,    Santa 

Clara  bet  Third  und  Fourth 
Barry    Jului,    hotel,  444^  First,  livery, 

440  First 
Barsot  K,  saloon,  377  Santa  Clara 
Baudouin  A,  dyer,  4'J5  Second 

BAUER  L,    cabinetmaker    and    furni- 
ture dealer,  4Ulj  First 
B:y  and    Const    Tel    Co,    Ceo   Cirson 

nianiigcr,  -80  Santa  Clara 
Beach    'I'yler,  iuc,    coal  and  wood,    '281 

St  .lohn 

BEANS  T  ELLARD,  president   Bank 

ot  San  Joae,  N  K  cor  First  and  Sant 

Cliira 

Ik-dwell  W  E,  harnessmakcr,  432  First 

behrciidt  Fdward,  stoves  and   tinware, 

413  First 

BELL  JOHNi  notary  public,  land  loan 

and    insiirance  aut    and    ai.'t    Cuuaid 

(European)     Steamship      Line,      331 

Santa  Clara 

Bflloli  •'  A,    groceries,  Third   and  Sau 

Fernando 
Ik'UKiit  T,    wagonmaker,  ilS2  San  Fer- 
nando 
Beufcy  Miss     Ma  D,    teacher   of    elo- 

ci:ti"n,  'J7(i  Fir.st 
BENOIT   BROS,  merchar  t  t;.ilors,  :i'JL 

I'ir.st 
BENSON  &  LORIGAN.  attys  at  law, 

V7t)  Fir.t 
BENTLEY    G  J,  physician,   54    Santa 

L'l..ri 
Ikrce  ,1  J,  Poultry,  lish,  etc,  *.  ^5  First 
liiTgstrom     C,     blacksmith,     I.S2     San 
Forniiido 

BEBNHARDT  &  REDMOND,   t:ro 

cers,  33;)  and  Mi  Market 
Birastiin  .1,  tailor,  3:i(i  First 
Uurriager  &  Evans,    feeil  mill,    hay  and 

jrraiii,  1 14  Market 
BERRY  R  D,  Garden  City   Feed  Mill, 

H'SJ  and  3VJD  San  Pedro 


Bertelsmann  C,  furniture,  433  First 
BINKS  B  R,    cigars  and  tobacco,  407 

First 
Bishop  Mrs  H,   ladies'  hairdresser,  £04 

Santa  Clara 
BLACK  MRS  B  W,    millinery    and 

fancv  '40ods,  431  First 
Black  J  C,  ^rocer,  280  First 
BLACK   J  C,    atty  at    law,  room   18 

Knox  block 

BLACKFORD  G  W,  atty  at  law  and 
notary  public,  room  8  Knox  block 

BLANCUARD  &  CO,  meat  market, 
133  First  

BLANCH ARD   &  O'NEIL,   granite 

works,  Santa  Clara  and  IJiver 
BLAND  J  C,  notary  public,  auctioneer, 

connnissioa  and  real  estate  agt,  334 

Santa  Clara 
BlauerB,  cooked  meats,  poultry,  etc, 

411   First 
Bloom  Tj,  clothin",  335  ifarket 

BLYTHE  &  MADDOX,  gmin  and 

commission  merchants,  •-:S7  First 
BODLEY    E    C,    coal,   lime,   hay  and 

vrain,  'J71  F'irst 
BOMPARD  &  CO,  grocers,  £08   Santa 

Clara 
P.onetti  Cr,  cutler,  372  Market 
Borin!j  S  \V,  notary,  2iil>  First 
BORING    &  WRIGHT,    real   estate 

and  iiiji,  2110  F'irst 
Bosatino  ti,  barl)er,  33G  First 
Bosohken  J,  hardware,  417  F'irst 
Biadlee  &  (iosbey,  boots  and  shoes,  £51 

Santa  Clur.i 
BRADLEY    C,    West    F:nd    Carriage 

Factory,  White  and   The  Alametlu 

BRADLEY   MARK,  American    Bak- 

eiy,  '.SO  St  .lolm 
BRADLY  MRS  T  S,  dressmaker,  3£7 

Santa  Clara 
BRALY  J  M,  stock  broker,  280  Santa 

Clara  • 

BRASSY    &    CO,    litiuors   (wholesale), 

3(15  Market 
Ibann  C  W,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  402 

1  irst 

BRAZELLE  MRS  A  J  ft  CO,  p  t- 

tern  house  and  dressniaking  establish- 

niiMit.  3i.\S  Santa  Clara 
BRIESEN  A  E,  C.  smopolitan  School, 

Sicond  and  San  Fernando 
BRITTON  JOHN,  box  factory,  Julian 

and  S  ,n  I'cdro 
BROHASKA  J   H,  Opera  House   Sa- 
loon, 31)5  Santa  Ctar.i 
Broon  (iidd,  cigars  and  tobacco,  candy 

and  toys.  '-'.'O  Santa  Clara 
Brown  .laeob  N,  physician,  321   Santa 

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BROWN  J  E,  rcid  estate,  iua  and  notary 
I      public,  28'J  First 


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Brown  John,  saloon  and  restaurant,  260 

Market 
BRUNER  F  H,  atty  at  law,  rooms  17 

and  18  Martin's  block,  276  First 
Brunst  F,  cigar  manufr,  465  First 
Buckner  R  B,  justice  of  peace  of  police 

judge,  290  Market 

BUFFINGTON  &  LANGFORD, 

Junction  Market,  621  First 
BULL  GEO.  agricultural   implements, 

332  Market 
Bull  Geo  P,  groceries,  Market  and  San 

Salvador 
BDNEMANN   F,   cisrar    manufr    and 

dealer,  282  Santa  Clara 

BURNS  MRS  MARY  ANN,  restau 

rant,  2()J  El  Dorado 
BURT  &  PFISTER.  attysat  law,  276 

First 
BYRNE  M,  dry  goods,  317  Santa  Clara 
Cain  Frank,  auction,  312  Market 
CAMPBELL  JAMES   H,  atty  at  law 

and  (list  atty.  Court  House 
CAMPBELL  MILTON,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware, b'irst  and  San  Antonio 
Campiglia  A,  fruit,  353  First 
Canon  A  J,  saloon,  1 1 7  Santa  Clara 
Capt  Gus,  jeweler,  381  Market 
CARFIELD     JNO,     horseshoer,     423 

Santa  Clara 
CARLSON  &  SWANSON,  Scandina 
vian  Exchange  Hotel,  285  El  Dorado 
Carr  Dave,  saloon,  366  First 
Carrol  Wm,  hotel.  Second  and  San  Fer- 
nando 
Carroll    T    A,    horseshoer,    208    Santa 

Clara 
Carson  Geo,  Telephone  Exchange,  280 

Santa  Clara 
CARTER  J  S,  srain  dealer,  293  First 

CASTRO    &  BRO,    muiufr    jewelers. 

Fountain 
Castro  M,  painter,  318  Second 
Central  Market,  373  aid  375  First 
Chaizc  liouis,  brass  foundry,  148  Santa 

Clara 
Chanchut  Jacques,  barber,  376  Market 
Chandler  J  W  &  Co,  photo,  'aphers,  367 

First 
Chappcl     Mrs    S    L,    dressmaker,    276 

First 
CHILDS  T  F,  fruit  and  varieties,  222 

First 
Chipman  L  F,  county  supt  schools 
Christian    Jno,    blacksmith.    First   and 

Wniiam 
CHRISTY  J   E,  carriage    painter    at 

West  End    Carriage    Factory,  White 

and  The  Alametla 
CHURCHILL  S  W,  propr    Auzerais 

House,  275  Santa  Clara 
CITY  OF  SAN  JOSE,  dry  goods,  313 

Santa  Clara 


Clark  James,  harness  and  saddlers,  593 

First 
Clark  S  A,  groceries,  372  First 
Claus  L  F,  carriage  trimmer,  318  Second 
Clauss  George,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  333  to  337  Lightstone 
Clayton  J   A,   real  estate  and  ins,  288 

Santa  Clara 
Cleal  C  A,  cracker  factory,  664  First 
ClelaudT  S,  wood  and  C()al,  St  John 

CLEVENGER  GEO,  job  priater,  367 
S.iut.i  Clara 

CLEVENGER  &  SALISBURY.proprs 

"Town  Talk. "  367  Santa  Clara 
CLOSE    M    C,    groceries,     188    Santa 

Clara 
COCHRANE  A  H,  physician  and  sur- 

ireoii,  284  Santa  Clara 
COGEBURN  GEO   J,  bootmaker,    266 

First 
Coffe  Frank,  bakerv,  241  Market 
Cole  J  L,  lodgings.  328  Market 

COLLEGE  OF  NOTRE  DAME,  Sister 

Mary     Cornelio     superioress,     Santa 

Clara 
Collins  W  T,  blacksmith,  716  First 
COLLINS  R  E,  drugsn^t,  455  First 
COLLINS   W  H,    utty    at     law,    276 

First 
Comins  Cooper,  employment  office,  463 

First 
COMMERCIAL     AND     SAVINGS 

BANK  OF  SAN  JOSE,  H  Hoifmau 

cashier.  First  and  Santa  Clara 
Conistock  Bros,  lumber,  San  Pedro 
Conmy  J  J,  job  pi-iiiter,  384  First 
CONlrpR  PROF  E  P, author  of  "Pro. 

gressive Penmanship  'and  "Connor's 

Compendium  of  Penmanship,"  Garden 

City  Connnorcial  College 
Connor  P,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  491 

First 
Cook  J  W,  dry  gootls,  400  First 
Cook  M  A,  news,  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Market 
Coomb  W  L,  laundry,  Lightstone 
CoomlH!  Jno,  surveyor,  Knox  Mock 

CORCORAN  &  MAGUIRE,  pUunhors' 

and  gastittcrs' pumps,  351  haiit:i  Clara 
Corcoran  T  J,  agtnewCalifornia  Thuater, 

Second 
CORDELL  THOS  H,  searcher  of  rec- 
ords and  notary  public,  room  23,  Knox 

block 
Cordiviola  G,  saloon,  291  Market 
Corkery   Denis    grocery,    Santa    Clara 

and  IMcasant 
Cory  A  J,  physician,  SE  cor  First  and 

Santa  Clara 
CORY   ft    KELLEY,   physician    and 

surgeon,  398  Firdt,  cor  San  Fernando 
Cottle    &    Wright,    job    printers,    338 

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COTTBELL  CHAS  T,  collector,  290 

Market    

COVPIE  PETER,  French- American  Sa- 
loon, 262  Market 
Cox  J  B,   phyuician,  Farmers'   Union 

buildinjc; 
CrandcU  O  L,  capitalist  and  real  estate 

owner,  opp  S  1'  C  11 11  depot 
Crippen  Mrs  M  A,  dressmaker,  315  Santa 

Clara 
Crossett  F  M,  atty  at  law,  276  First 
CROWELL    BROS,    Art   I'alacc,    329 

Suiita  Clara 
Crydenwiso  C  S,  wagon  maker  and  wagon 

material,  314  Second 
CURTIS  C  W,  employment  office  and 

stencil  cutter,  269  First 
CURTIS  H  H,  livery  and  feed  stable, 

264  San  Pedro 
Curtias  Mrs  C  M,  dressmaker,  274  Santa 

Cl.ira 
CUTTER.  HORACE  L,   cashior    San 

Jose  Savings  Bank,  286  Santa  Clara 

"DAILY    TIMES,"    S   W    I)e    Lacy 

propr,  338  Eirst 
DALBY  E  W,  The  Almaden   Saloon, 
276  Santa  Clara 

DAMONTE  A,  Premium  Candy  Fac- 
tory, 264  Market 

Davis  Mrs  C,  furnishing  goods,  441  First 

Davis  Nick  A;  Co,  saloon,  26-4  First 

DE  LACY  S  W, propr  "Daily  Times, " 
338  First 

Delgrosso  L,  bootmaker,  376  Market 

DELLWIO  E,  California  IJcstaurant 
and  Bakery,  281  Santa  Clara 

DELBLAS  JOSEPH,  pork  dealer.  Cen- 
tral Market 

Derieux  J  T,  cigars  and  tobacco,  371 
First 

DESIMONE  J  &  CO,  fmits,  produce, 
etc,  stall  No  1  Central  Market 

Dcvine  .1  J.  groeeriea,  321  Majket 

DEWEY  MRS  J,  dressmaker,  247 
Santa  Clara 

Dit'triek  Miss  A  K,  teacher  of  penman- 
ship anil  drawing.  276  First 

Dilley  James  S,  real  estate  and  ins,  276 
First 

Pittmar  C  E,  saloon,  129  Santa  Clara 

Dittus  &  Toney,  meat  market,  453 
First 

Doermer  Chap,  gunsmith,  251  El  Dorado 

DOERR  CHAS.  New  York  Bakery, 
439  First 

Doerr  Philip,  saloon,  435  First,  and 
brewery,  cor  Fourth  and  William 

Dolan  T,  Omnibus  Line,  stanil  First  and 
Santa  Clara 

DONOVAN  M  Lflrish  American  Hotel, 
273  Market 

Dotta  Bros,  hotel,  San  Pedro  and  El- 
Dorado 


DOUGHERTY  WM  P,  aupt  Santa 
Clara  Valley  Mill  i,  Lumber  Co,Foarth 
and  San  Fernando 

Draiwr  E  W,  feed  mill,  666  First  oor 
Grant  

DREW  CORNELIUS,  contractor  and 
builder,  Santa  Theressa  and  San  Au- 
gustine 

DREW  H  C,  stair  builder  and  turning, 
Fourth  and  San  Fernando 

Dulion  J  B,  meat  market,  278  El  Dorado 

Dunlop  R  B,  groceries.  Market  and  St 
John 

Dunn  James  T,  real  estate,  Knox  block 

Dwyer  \Vm,  saloon,  312  First 

]"]dwards  N  B,  meat  market,  316  Market 

ELITCH  JOHN,  Music  Hall  Oyster  and 

C^hop  House,  281  First 
lilliott   Mrs   Geo  W,  dressmaker,    431 

First 
Ellis  \V  F,  city  assessor  and  clerk,  City 

Hall 
El  wood  J  H,  music  teacher,  303  First 
EMPEY  &   LENNARD.  harness  and 

saildles,  289  First 
ENRIGHT  JOSEPH,     foundry,    ma- 

chine  and  )K)iler  shop.  First  and  Wil- 
liam 
ERKSON  WM  &  CO,  grocers,  352  and 

354  Santa  Clara 
Erie  Fredk,  saloon,  480  First 
Ernst  C  li,  saloon,  385  First 

EWING  &  SPENCER,  Occidental  Liv- 

•ry  Stable,  27i»  to  283  Second 
EYSTER  DAS,  aecty  San  Jose  Water 

Co.  .303  I'irst 
FAIRFIELD  H,  county  assessor,  Court 

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Fanning  Welsey,  commission  house  and 

workshop,  279  St  John 
Farmers  National   Gold  Bank,  John  W, 

Hinds  pres.  First  and  Santa  Clara 
Farmers'  Union,  gen  nidse,  Wm  (Jinty 

manager,  Santa  Clara  and  San  Pedro 
FAULL    WM,     propr     Second-street 

House,  325  Secontl 
FEIST  BROS,  dry  goods  and  carpeta, 

Santa  Clara  and  First 
Fellom  C  J,  saloon,  249  El  Doratlo 
Fetherston  Geo,  cigars  and  tobacco,  290 

First   

FIELD  FREDERICK,  Excelsior  Mar- 
ble Works,  277  Second 
FIKES  J  H,  wood  and  coal   liyery  and 

feeil  stable,  Santa  Clara  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Finch  J  B  city  supt  of  schooU,  297  First 
Finigan  L,  dentist,  255  Santa  Clara 
FISCHER  PETER,  Eintracht  Saloon, 

320  First 
FISCHER  WM»  groceries  and  liquors, 

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FISHER  C  W,  druggist,  322  First 
P'ishcr  Mrs  Eleanor,  dressmaker,  43U 

First 
Fitzgerald  James  &  Edward,  wagonmak- 

er,  li!5  Santa  Clara 
Flack  S,  kalsominer,  287i  St  John 

FORNI  &  BONNETTI,  Swiss  Uotel, 
150  Market 

Fraser  D,  tailor,  266  First 

FREITAG  C  F,  books,  stationery, 
cigms  and  tobacco,  etc,  457  First 

Friiiiit  A  &  Co,  grocers,  423  and  -±'25 
First 

FulKr  A  C,  sewing  machines,  2S9  Sec- 
ond 

FURMAN     &    HUGHES,,    books, 

stiitionery  and  frames,  42'J  1"  irst 
0;ill(i,l>:kcTy,  663  First 
GARAND  MISS   C,    dressmaker,   31! 

Second 

GARDEN    CITY     COMMERCIAI 

COLLEGE,  H  B    Worcester    pr^in-, 

Hiintii  Clar.i  and  8an  IVdro 
Giirditier  i\,  dmguist,  333  First 
Garrison  Mrs  A,  physician,  417  first 
Gash  John,   architect,    248  Santa  Clarr. 
Gaston    A  A,  dentist,  S\V    cor    S.int. 

Clara  and  Fir^t 

GEBHARDT    &    MAGISTRETTI, 

International  Hall  Saloon  i  nd  United 

States  Brewery  depot,  2'.!0  Market 
George  (Jivens,  s.tloon,  '.8(5  First 
GerlKT  Jnlius,  barbjr,  351  Fir.-t 
<JerdeH  J  C,  saloon,  280  Santa  Clara 
Gerstmayr  A,  barlwr,  '-."50  First 
Gifl'ord  Mrs. I  A,  hair  goods,  407  First 
Giliespie  T  J  &   Co,  planing  mill,  San 

I'edro 
Ginty    \Vm,   manager  Farmers'  Union, 

Santa  Clara  and  San  Pedro 

GLIUBETICH  JOHN,   Universal  lies 

taurant,  337  First 
Gliubetich  M,  restaurant,  284  First 
Ciohar  Frfd,  bootmaker,  621  F'irst 
Gfiodrich  L,  architect,  Knok  block 
GORDON  J  A,  clerk   Auzerais  House, 

'.7')  S.-.nt.-v  Clara 
GORR&  KEATON,  plmnlwrs  and  gas- 
fitters, and  a:^ents  Iron  Turbine  Wind- 
mill, 401  First 
Graham  &  Carnrike,  saloon,  264  First 
Grr.ndi  D  S,  barber,  304  Market 
Gravclle    Mrs  M    A,    dressmaker,    255 

Santa  Clara 
GREELY  MRS  N  M,  proprss  Hens 

ley  House,  233  Santa  Clara 
Green  W'm  H,  saloon,  ?.*H  First 

GREENNIGER  &  YOUNG,  painters, 

182  San  Fernando 

Grecnmau  Geo,  feed  stable,  316  San  Fer- 
nando 

Cfregg  N,  blacksmith,  C7G  San  Fernan- 
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GREGORY  FLAT!  &  CO  furniture, 

412  and  414  First 
GRIFFIN  &   BROS,    Omnibus   Line, 

431  Santa  Clara;   stand  cor  First  and 

Santa  Clara 
GRIFFITH  G  R,  physician,  303  First 
Guinnane  J,  crockery  332,  Santa  Clara 
(tunckel  W  F,  dentist,  318  First 
GUPPY  E  H,  books    and  stationery, 

361  First 

HAGAN  JAMES,  gas  fixtures,  and  prea 
San  Jose  Gas  Co,  368  and  370 

Hagerty  Jno,  tailor,  380  Market 

Haight  Frank  M,  secty  San  Jose  Wool- 
en Mills,  276  First 

Ha'e  O  A  &  Co,  dry  goods,  419  and  421 
First 

Hall  J  R,  constable,  2!»0  Market 

Hall  Wm  H,  pros  S  C  V  M  &  L  Co, 
Fourth  and  San  Fernando 

Halsoy  Ed,  searcherof  records,  236  First 

Handltou  A  B,  carpenter  347  Santa 
Clara 

HAMILTON  W  C,  carpenter,  contrac- 
tor and  builder,  361  Santa  Clara 

Hatnm  Mrs  M  A,  music  teacher,  202^ 
Santa  Clara 

HAMMEL  W,  physician  and  surgeon, 
4I3i  First 

HANCHETT  J  E.  livery  stable,  20S) 
Santa  Clara 

HANKS  &  GAY,  Farmers' Meat  Mar- 
ket, First  and  St  John 

Hara  IVdro,  cig.'.rs,  .%6  First 

Harlen  H  .1,  tailor,  266  First 

Hani  J  J  T.  coroner,  public  administra- 
tor and  physician,  408  First 

"' irris  Miss  .Julia,  dressmaker,  317 
Seci  >nd 

Harris  Will  F,  hackman,  stand  210 
Santa  Clara 

Hart  .las,  grocer.  Second  and  San  Fer- 
nando 

Hart  Jas&Sons,  dry  goods,  ,327  and  415 
First 

Harton  Owen,  saloon,  277  First 

HARTZOKE  JOHN,  cigar  factory, 
314  First 

HASKELL  DANIEL  N,  chief  of  po- 
lice. City  Hall 

HATCH  I  C,  harness,  buggies,  carriag- 
es and  robes,  224  Santa  Clara 

HATMAN   &  NORMANDIN.    car- 

riage  factory,  208  Santa  Clara 
Haub  .Jacob,  saloon,  21)6  Market 

HAYDEN  E  B,  liquors,  271  Santa 
Clara 

Hayes  k  Downer,  proprs  Now  Califor- 
nia Theatre,  Second 

Haynes  N,  carpenter,  Santa  Clara  bet 
Third  and  Fourth 

HEGELY  MRS  ROSA,  bakery  and 
saloon,  Santa  Claru  uud  Fourth 


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Helliesen  Chas,  liquors,  270  First 
HENSLEY  C  B,  roal  estate  aiul  insur- 

unuc,  1:83  First 
HENSLEY  HOUSE,  Mrs  N  M  Greely 

propriutressi,  'J33  8uut  i  C'Lira 

"HERALD"  COMPANY,  pubs  "D.uly 

Hrt-uM,"  "Weekly  Herald"  and  "Ar 

gu8,"381  First 
Heruaiulez  M,  horscshocr,  318  San  For- 

iinndo 
HEBOLD    PHIL,    boots,     shoes    and 

leather  Ihidings,  320  Santa  Clara  bet 

First  and  Second  s  s 
Herriniiin  Miss  M,  millinery  and  fancy 

good'*,  274  S;mt.i  Ciarn 

HEREINGTON  D  W,  atty  at  law, 
284  Santa  Clara 

Hermann  Bros,  civil  cnginecra  and  sur- 
veyors, 27(5  First 

Hirtel  Chas  A,  {grocers,  656  First 

Hervey  Will  U,  music  teacher,  Sant.. 
Clara  and  San  I'edro 

Hess  Louis,  dyor,  443  First 

HEYLER  C  J  &  CO,  hats,  gents'  fnr- 
nishiiig  goods  and  sliirts  insulc  to  or- 
der a  spjcialty,  31 1  Santa  Clara 

HEYLER  J,  boots  and  shoes.  Boos' 
Slioe  Nt.ore,  .^Oi)  Santa  Clara 

HIGGINS  R  L.  real  estate,  295  First 

Hill  'I  I',  propr  lack  House,  3i)l  First 

HILTON  W  E  &  CO,  real  estate,  264 
.Santa  Clar^i 

Hindic  \Vm,  feed  stable,  The  Alameda 

Hinds  Jno  W,  i)re8t  Fanners'  National 
(}(ild  Bank,  S\V  cor  Santa  Clara  and 
First 

HINDS  S  J,  i'ttty  at  law,rooms  16  and 
17,  Knox  block 

HINES  &  DAGGETT,  fruit,  456  First 

HINGSBERGEN   H,    marble    works, 

4()4  First 
Hirsch  B  S  &  Co,  millinery,  323  Santa 

Clara 
HOBSON    JACOB,  constable    and  col 

lector,  2liO  First 

HOELBE    RUDOLPH,  Mint   Saloon, 

01  Santa  Clara 
HOF  JOHN,  tlealer    in  liquors,    wines 

and  brandies,  436  First 
HOFFMAN    H,    cabliier    Commercial 

&  Savings  Bank  of  Sau  Jose,  SE  coi 

Fiist  and  Santa  Clara 
HOFFMANN  R  Cwatcbes  and  jewelry, 

.So.")  First 
Ilollis  W  H,  blacksmith,  First  and  Vir 

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Hnlinan  .las,  truckman,  San  Pedro 
liohnes  S  F,  freight  agt  C  V  and  S  P  It 

H.  depot 
Hooker  A  0.  dentist,  220.^  Santa  Clara 
Hoover  H,  livery  stable,  240  First 
HORTON  E  J,  agent  for  D  M  Osborne 

&  Co,  Sautu  Clara  between  3d  and  4th 


HOUGHTON  &  REYNOLDS,  attys 

at  law,  NE  cor  First  and  Santa  Clara 
Howard  Franklin,  barber,  457  First 
Howes  Saml  P,  searcher  of  records,  27& 

First 
HUGHES  P  D,  cooper,  121  Santa  Clara 

HUSING  ALBERT,  propr  "San  Jose 

Courier,"  521  First 
HYDE  M  D  &  C9,  musical  merchan- 
dise and  statioiury,  285  First 
Hyland  &  Maraouder,  Hsh,  poultry,  etc, 

Santa  Clara  and  Second 
INGHAM      JOSEPH,      wagonmaker, 

Firjt  and  Willi  im 
Isaacs  Mendel,  clothing,  325  Market 
Isaacs  M'lses  L,  clothin?,  331  Market 
JACKSDNJR,    agenffor    "rhe    Kl- 
dredge",  "The  Domestic,"  "The  Wil- 
son," and    "The  Davis"   sewing  ma- 
chines and  other  good  machines,  also 
dealer  in  attachments,  321  Second 
Jaeger  Chas  A,  fur.iiturc,  32'.!  First 
Janu.iry  Wm  A,  county  treasurer  and 

colle(  tor.  Court  House 
Jarm  ui  J  1*,  painter,  287i  St  John 
•lensen  k  Moier,  harbors,  326  Saiita  Clara 
Jewell   Kev    F   F,  cler^'ymen,    (Mjtho- 

diat)  284  Second 
Johnsvin  A,  saloon,  216  Santa  Clara 
.lohnson  Jerry,  barber,  320  First 
JOHNSON  JOHN,  propr  Crandall  Ho- 
tel, The  Alameda 
Jolinson    Jos  W,  justice  of  peace,  290 

First 
J  ilinson  L,  m?at  market  347  First 
.Jolinston  li,  meat  market,  342  First 

JOHNSTON  S  N,  lumber  and  building 

m.  tjri  d,  'Tliirtl  nr  Moody's  Mills 
Jnndt  K,  sidoon,  298  Market 
.futh  K,  saloon.  Fountain 
Keiser  P,  harness  and  sadiUes,  322  Market 
Kcllv  Ji  s  V,  int  rev  collector,  303  First 
KENNEDY  W  C,   atty  at   law,  room 

iS  Ivnox  block 
KEY.  J  W,  Park    Livery  Stable,  San 

Fornandi)  l»et  Second  and  Tliirtl 
Kilburn  C.irroll  &  (Jo,  lumber,  463  First 
Kimball  O  B,  wood,  cool  and  hay,  Santa 

Clara  and  Third 
Kimball    Thoo,    p.antcr,   St  Mary  and 

The  Alameda 
Kins'  11  W  (J,  painter,  208  S.anta  Clara 
KLEIN    F,    stoves  and  tinware,    227 

Siinti  Clara 
KLEIN  &  HIGGINS,  insurance,  295 

First 
KLEIN  N,  dentist,  284  Santa  Qara 

KNAPP  J  L,   notary  public  and  con- 
veyancer, room  11  Knox  block 

KNICKERBOCKER  E,  ^vooil,  coal, 

hay,  grai  i  and  lee,  266  First 
Kniwles    Harry,    haruessmaker,    440^ 
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Koch  A  J,  hairdresser,  282  Santa  Clara 
Kocher  &  Blauer,  watches  and  jewelry, 

31  (>  First 
KOENIO  JACOB,  boots  and  shoes,  387 

First 
Koerber  Geo,  wood,  278  St  John 
KOPPEL  J  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  260 

Santa  Clara 
KriegKobt,secty  San  Jose  Savings  Bank, 

28(5  Snnta  Clara 
KRUMB  LOXJIS,  Krumb's   Hall    and 

Brewery,  377  and  37!)  Second 

KUCHENBEISER  F,  iron  door  man- 
ufactures, 370  Third 

Lace  Miss  M  J,  physician,  274  Santa 
Clara 

LAOAHDE  A,  groceries,  crockery  and 
hardware,  3'JO  Market 

LAKE  ALBERT,  box  factory,  146  San 
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LAMB  JAMES,  horscshoer,  San  Pedro 
and  Santa  Clara 

Lamolle  &  Lagrue,  proprs  Tiiimolle 
House,  San  Pedro  and  Santa  Clara 

Lansing  E  D,  jeweler,  457  First 

Larroude  P,  meat  market.  The  Alameda 

Lawrence  J  M,  grocer.  First  and  San 
Antonio 

Lawrence  W  W,  bootmaker,  San  Fer- 
nando 

Lay  ton  P  J,  horscshoer,  657  First 

Lazier  &  Co,  preserved  meats,  236  Santa 
Clara 

T.ATTR'P.  B  Sc  CO,  pickles,  saucr  kraut, 
fruit  ftc.  Central  Slarkct 

Ll^DT  ABRO,  City  Market,  Market 
and  El  Dorado 

LEDYARD  F  K,  dentist,  321  Santa 
Clara 

Lee  &  De  Long,  marble  works,  289  Sec- 
ond 

LefrancChns,  wines,  381  Market 

Leghorn  G  H,  agt  S  P  C  Express  Co,287 
First 

Leib  S  F,  atty  at  law,  276  First 

Lemoine,  Gambert  &  Co,  gen  mdse  359 
Market 

Lendrnm,  Burns  &  Co,  groceries  and 
crockery  291  First 

Lenox  .1  li,  hay  and  feed,  248  First 

Lenz  E,  hairdresser,  382  First 

Lenzen  J  J,  boots  and  shoes,  437   First 

LENZEN  THEO,  architect,  409  Second 
e  s,  2   doors   south  of   San  Fernando 

LEONARD  H  M,  pres  San  Jose  Sav- 
ings Bank,  286  Santa  Clara 

LESTER  &  BTRN,  house  and  sign 
nil  in  tors,  372  Market 

LETTOV  &  ORAT,  meat  market,  375 
Santa  Clara 

Levison  H,  watches  and  jewelry,  259 
Santa  Clara 

Levy  M,  clothing,  293  Santa  Clara 


LEWIS  E  B>  news  agency,  stationery, 
confectionery,   cutlery  &c,  235  Santa 
Clara 
Lick  House,  J  L  Hill  propr,  391  First 
Limerick    P,    wagonmaker  and    black- 
smith, San  Antonio 
Linggi  Chas,  saloon,  451  First 
Lion  (Jus,  fancy  goods,  218  Santa  Clara 
Lion   L,  gloves  and  carpets.  First  and 

San  Fernando 
Lion  &  Stcinbach,   drygoods  and  cloth- 
ing. Market  and  Santa  Clara 
Lopez  Uosn,  restaurant,  281  Market 
Los  Gatos   Four  Mills,  office  296  First 
Lossman  L,  tailor,  445  First 
Lotz  Joseph  A,  city  treasurer  and  collec- 
tor, City  Hall 
Loud  S  D,  boots  and  shoes,  293  El  Do- 
rado   

LOVE  &  MULVENNA,  Bank   Ex- 

cha.ige  Saloon,  322  First 
Lovell  Wm  M,  atty  at  law,  314  First 
Lowe  James  B,  atty  at  law   and  notary 

public,  Knox  block 
LIJSSON  P  M>  lAiysician  and  surgeon, 

247  Santa  Clara 

LUTHER  &  SCHROEDER,  liquors, 

groceries,  cigars  and  tobacci),  SK  cor 

Santa  Clara  and  Second 
Lux  H,  butcher.  Central  Market 
Machefert  L,   watches  and  jewelry,  265 

Santa  Clara 
Maddux  C  H,  capitalist,  285  First 
MaiTre  H,  saloon,  225  Santa  Clara 
MAOUIRE  Pi  propr  Atlantic   House, 

491  and  493  First 
Malone  J  T,  notary  and  atty  at  law,  314 

First 
Malony  John, blacksmith.  El  Dorado  and 

Market 
Mann  &    Merges,    bakery,    373    Santa 

Clara 
Manner  G  C,  hotel,  270  Market 
Mansticld  Jno,  groceries.   The  Alameda 
Martin  Calvin,  capitalist,  276  First 
Martin  C  J,  dry    goods.  First  and  San 

Fernando 
Martin    Edward,  saloon,  267  El  Dorado 
Martin  Geo  N,  livery,  316  Santa  Clara 
MASON  FRED  H,  Magnolia  Saloon, 

351   First 

MASON  H  A,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
public,  room  1  Knox  block 

Muthiot  A,  l>ootmakcr.  The  Alameda 

Matty  A,  meat  market,  330  Market 

Mauvais  K,  agent  sewing  machine,  317 
Second 

Mayer  Mrs,  ladies  hairdresser,  258  Ssn 
Pedro 

MATER  B,  wood  and  coal,  258  San  Pe- 
dro 

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McDonald  A,  aupt  San   Jow   Woolen 

Mills,  27U  First 
McDutT  Peter,  saloon,  The  Alameda 
MoQBEW    W  H,  atty    at   law,   282 

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XoCFREW  WM  K,  atty   at  law.  282 

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McKeu  Geo  B  Sl  Co,  paints,  oils,  etc,  391 

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MoKeeJ  D,  carpenter,  287  i  St  John 
MoKEE  J  0,  architect 
XoKENZIE  J  J),  San  Jose   Foundry, 

First  and  San  Autouio 
MoKISICK  ft  BANKIN.  atty  at  law, 

SE  cor  first  and  Su^ita  Clara 
MoLEOD    M    D,    liquors,    325    Santa 

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MoMahan    M  S,   physician,    290  Santa 

Clara 
McMahon  A,  physician,  341  First 
McN:.lly  Thos,  livery  stable,  2G1  First 
McNEIL  BROS,  druggists'  label  print 

LTS,  Knox  block 
McQuaido  .Tno,  blacksmith,  237  Market 
MEADE  E    S,  phyaician,   325^    Santa 

Clara 

MESSIKQ  H  ft  SON,  saddles  and  har- 
ness, 378  Firat 
Meyer  A,  bootmaker,  513  First 
Michelli  N,  bootmaker,  258  Market 
Milasich  Antone,  chop  house,  IMO  First 
Millard    Levi,    feed    stable,   192  Santa 

Clara 
Miller  W  (!,  atty  at  law,  Knox  block 
Minahan  Jno,  liquorn,  2(59  First 
Minor   F  O,  atty  at    law    and    notary 

public,  Knox  block 
Mioccvich  M  &  C»>,  restaurant,  403  First 
Miotke  Frank,  tailor,  303  First 
M'lllt!  V,  LTocer,  1  SI  Santa  Clnra 
MOLONEY    BROS,  tish  and  .produce, 

i'84  Kl  Dorado 
Moloney    E.lward,    saloon,    282  El   Do- 
rado   

MONTBORNE   H  P,   botanic    physi- 
cian, 331  Stcoiul 
Mont;^omery  &  T ownsond,  real  estate  and 

ina,  279  First 
M30DT  A  £,  insurance,  2!)3  First 
MOODY  &  BRO,  Moody's  Mills,  Santa 
("lani  and  Third 

MOORE,   lAINE^  ft    JOHNSTON, 

attya  at  law,  20-1  Santa  Clara 
Moorehead  J   M,    millinery  and   fancy 

S>o<l8,  204  Santa  Clara 
RRISON  C  A,  dentist,   264  Santa 
Clara 
MORTON  C,  musical  mdse,  books  and 

stationery,  Santa  Clara  and  Second 
MoBconi  (i,  saloon,  244  market 
MOULTRIE  J  A,  atty  at  law,   Knox 
block 


Muller  Alex,  liquors,  360  Pint 
MUNN  E  C,  meat  market,  312   Sant* 

Clara 
MUNOZ  ANTONIO,  barber,  435i  First 
Murgotten  Alex  P,  jpb  printer.  First  and 

Santa  Clara 
Murphy  B    D,   capitalist,  Washington 

block 
Murphy  D    B,    pres    Commercial    and 

Savings  Bank  of  Son    Jose,    SE  cor 

First  and  Santa  Clara 

MURPHY  J  M  ft  SON,  auctioneers, 

real  estate   and  insurance,  248  Santa 

Clara 
MURPHY  WM  B,  atty  at  law,  room 

24  Knox  block 
Murray  Patrick,  blacksmith,  230  First 
Muth\villig    Joseph,   wagonmaker,  San 

Antonio 
Myers  B,  clothing,  236  Santa  Clara 
NEVADA  HOUSE,  B  G  Allen  propr, 

SE  cor  First  and  St  John 
NEWBY  H  C.  wood  coal  and  hay,  430 

First 

NEW  YORK  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

W    O  Barker    propr.    First    and  St 

John 
NicoU  — ,  tailor,  282  First 
NIHILL    MICHAEL,     omnibus  line, 

stand  First  and  Santa  Clara 
O'Banion,    Kent    &    Co,    clothing  and 

tailors,  2(il»  and  2(S8  Santa  Clara 
O'BRIEN  MRS   J  W,  millinery  and 

hiiirdressing,  4'JO  First 
O'BRIEN  MAURICE,  San  Jose  Candy 

Factory,  331  First 

O'DONN^LL   CORNELIUS,    saloon. 

The   Alanii^a 
Orianl  Theodore,  physician,  27  V  Santa 

Clara 
Ortega  Lnz,  restaurant,  257  Market 

OSBORNE  D  M  ft  CO,  agricuUnral  im- 
plements, Santa  Clara  bet  Third  and 
Fourth 

O'Sljanncasy  John,  horseshoer,  257  First 

Oatennan  \V,  boots  and  shoes,  31 1  First 

Ovi-r^hincr  (r  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  Fourth  and  Santa  Clara 

OWEN  J  J,  manager  and  editor  "San 
Jose  Mercury;"  210  Santa  Clara 

Owens  W  H,  confectionery  and  fruits, 
327  Santa  Clara 

PACIFIC  HOTEL,  Chas  M  Schielo  & 
Co  propra,  373  Market 

Panoira  .Ino,  chop  house,  307  Market 

Park  C  T,  casliier  Bank  of  San  Jose,  NE 
cor  First  and  Santa  Clara 

Parker  David,  bootmaker,  343  Santa 
Clara 

PARKHURST  W  A,  real  estate  and 
nf>t:iry  public,  Knox  block^ 

FATZER  L,  Vienna  Chemical  Steam 
Dying  Works,  224  First 


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PAYNE  D  S>  atty  at  law,    room  13 

Knox  block 
Pcckhnm    K    F,     president     San   Jose 

Woolen  Mills,  276  First 
Pcirftno  O,  groceries,  240  Mar'tet 
Pellerivno  Fred,  saloon,  26(5  Market 
PEMBROKE  JAMES  W,  jeweler  288 

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Fene  Joseph,  blacksmith,  San  Pedro  and 

El  Dorado 
PETERS  MATHEW,    Mat's    Bottle 

Beer  depot,  lri\\\  First 
Peterson  August,  junk,  180  Santa  Clara 

PFEFFER  OEO,  iSangcr  Hull   Saloon, 

501  First  cor  San  Carlos 
PFISTER    A,      hardware,      iron    and 

stetil,  850  Santa  Clara 
PFISTER  A  &  CO  grain  and  cnmmin- 

sion  and   proprs   Vineyard  Mills,  856 

Santa  Clara 
Phillips  John,  bootmaker,  274   Market 
Phillips  Mitch,   searcher  of  records,  286 

First 
PIATTI  C,  general  nuenf,  Knox  block 
Piebrach  F,  saloon,  668  First 
Pieper  J  H,  city  surveyor.  City  Hall 
Piessncckcr  H,  Garden  City  D»u^  Store, 

Santa  Clara  and  Second 

PIONEER  MATTRASS  AND 
SPRINO   BED  FACTORT.     and 

steam  Cari)et  Beater,  L  Aubert  propr 
322  Market 

Pitman  William,  bootmaker,  San  Fer- 
nando 

PLATT  W  H,  real  estate  agt,  room  1 
Knox  building 

PLITT  J  D,  propr  Alameda  Palace,  S 
P  C  K  R  »lepot 

Ponti  A,  bootmaker,  268  Market 

POPPELWELL  OEO  B,  The  Old  Bur 
ton  Ale  Saloon,  349  First 

PORTAL  J  B  J,  prest  S  \V  R  R,  gen  ins 
agt  and  money  broker,  247  Santa 
Clara 

Porter  &  Manley,  real  estate  and  ins,  297 
First 

POTTS  &  CALDWELL,  physicians 
and  su  geone,  'A^\  First 

POULAIN  A,  Alameda  Feed  Mill,  The 
Alameda 

Powers  John,  bootmaker,  286  First 

Prevost  A  L,  physician,  308  First 

PRICE  J  J,  upholster  and  cabinet- 
maker, Santa  Clara  bet  Thinl  and 
Fourth 

Prindle  Homer,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  28?  St  John 

PROMIS  ft  LiPSETT,  groceries,  448 
First 

Fryce  Mrs  H  A,  dressmaker,  264  Santa 
Clara 

Pyle  'Mrs  8,  dressmaker,  247  Santa 
C'ara 


Quevedo  A  G,  groceries,  First  and  Wil- 
liam 
Quilty  D,  merclmnt  tailor,  288  First 
Quiniby  F  A  &   Co,  money  brokers,  280 

Santa  Clara 
Quimby  &  Skinner,  real  estate  and  ins, 

280  Santa  Clara 
Raabe  Chas  E,  groceries  and  liquors,  206 

Siuita  Clara 
Radulovich  L  G,  restaurant  452  First 
RAQOIO  0,  groceries,  provisions  and 

pnidueiB    c  tmmission    merchant,    253 

and  255  Market 
Rau8chenl>ach     Louis,     ])inkles,     sauer 

kraut,  etc.  Central  M.irkct 

RAY  &  PARKER,  Avenm-  Meat  Mar- 
ket, Santa  Clara  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
RAY  T  W  &  CO,  insurance.  283  First 
Redmond   C  C,    miiciunist,    860  Santa 

Clara 
Reecc  J  H,  physician,  815  Santa  Clara 
Reed  Elliott,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  JiiS  First 
REED  E   P,    money  broker,   NE    cor 

First  and  Santa  Clara 
REED  &  WELCH,  real  estate  and  ins, 

NE  cor  First  and  Santa  Clara 
Regli  P,  boots  and  slioes,  388  First 
Renzel  Conrad,  groceries,  524  First 
Rhodi's  B  J  k  Co,  driigdsts,  855  First 

RICH  &  BLUMENTHAL,  cl  >thing, 

l'7l»  Santa  Clara 

Richards  — ,  county  surveyor.  Court 
House 

RICHARDSON  &  SON,  fed  stable, 
hay,  grain,  wood  and  coai,  t.  j  i'Mrst 

Richardson  W,  tailor,  818  Santa  Clara 

Ridingcr  Mrs  E  L,  dressmaker,  289  Sec- 
ond 

RINALDO  BROS,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
806  First 

Rinaldo  D,  painter,  347  Santa  Clara 

RIVERS  T  J,  painter,  361  Santa  Clara 

Roberts  Austin,  seoy  Sun  Jose  Gas  Co, 
Tlurd  and  Sun  I'ernaudo 

ROBERTS  RETURN,  Bupt  San  Jose 
Water  Co,  808  First' 

Robinson  F  C,  saloon,  Lightstone 

Rock  John,  nursery,  268  lirst 

Roderick  J  R,  musical  mdse,  220  Santa 
Clara 

Roelir  Henry,  cigar  factory,  385  First 

Ross  C  H,  painter,  St  John 

ROSS  L  &  SON.  fruits,  groceries, 
seetls.  trees,  etc,  381  First 

RUCKER  &  PAGE,  real  estate  and 
fire  ins  agts,  303  First,  over  Commer- 
cial Bank  of  San  Jose 

Ruff  Chas,  shirt  maker,  288  First 

RUSS  JOSEPH,  R  R  Refreshment  Sa- 
loon and  Restaurant,  R  R  depot,  cor 
San  Pedro  and  Dame 

Sage  A  A  &  Co,  grocers,  343  and  345 
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St  Jitmes  Hotel,  232  First 
SAUNDERS  A  &  J  M,  lumber,  Xar. 

row-xaiixi!  (lupot 
"SAN  JOSE  COURIER,"  Albert  Hus- 

li!^  prour,  521  I'irst 

SAN  JOSE  FURNITURE  MANU- 
FACTURING CO,  422  ttii>l  •4-J4  lirat 

SAN  JOSE  GAS  CO,  Jamos  Hugm. 
preit,  Third  au<l  San  liTiiaiulo 

"SAN  JOSE  HERALD,"  Herald  Co 
publidiisrH,  384  i'irst 

SAN  JOSE  INDEPENDENT  MILL 
&  LUMBER  fJO,  «^ii  Pwlro 

San  Joso  Law  Libn.'-y,  282  I'iwt 
San  Joae  Library  Asso^'iution,  U  VV  Fen 
tresa  librarian  2H2  i"  irst 

"SAN  JOSE  MERCURY  "  (a.ily  and 

weekly),  J  J  Owen  manager,  21U  Saiitii 
Clara 

SAN  JOSE  SAVINGS  BANE,  H  M 

L(!oa  inlj)roH,  liSti  Santa  Clara 
SAN  JOSE  WATER  CO,  Ueturn  Ko 

l>erta  siipt, 3U3  i'U'itt 
San  Joso  Woolen  Mills,  II  F  reckhani 

pros,  27H  First 

SANTA  CLARA  VALLEY  MILL 

&  LUMBER  CO,  Win   H  Hall  pros, 

Fourth  and  San  Fernando 
Savidim     J,    veterinary    uurgoon,     212 

Santa  Clara 
Scocchitano  A,  fruits,  46.)  First 
SCHERRER    GEO,    K^glo     Brewery, 

Market  and  Sun  Carlos 

SCHIELE  CHAS  M  ft  CO,  proprs 

Pacific  Hotel,  373  and  375  Market 
Schilling  Frank,  guns,  pistols,  ammuni- 
tion and  gunsmith,  285  Kl  Dorado 
Schlesingcr  M,  varieties,  1*  irdt  and  Santa 

Clara 
Schmidt  (^«co,  saloon,  254  Santa  Clara 
Schneider  I),  saloon,  324  Santa  Clara 
Schoeuheit  A,  druggist,  2(>2  Santa  Cl.ira 
Schroder   C,    candy   factory,  IWK  Santa 

Clara 
Schumacher  1",  bootmaker,  358  First 
Scott  B  F,  groceries,  047  First 
Scott  J  D,  physician,  150  Santa  Cliira 
SCOTT  MISS  N   L,  dressmaker,  321 

Santa  Clara 
Scott  Robt,  wood  and  feed,  588  First 
SEEBACH  HENRY.   New  York  Sa- 
loon, 272  Market 
Senter  Chas  N,  atty  at  law,  Knox  block 
SetU  G,  barber,  2!>4  Market 
Settle  C  T,  pres  Farmers'  Union,  Santa 

Clura  and  San  Pedro 
Settle  Miss  Josie,  teacher  of  elocution, 

Snntii  Clara  and  San  Pedro 
SHARRATT   J    W,    wagon    maker, 

maker.  Third  and  Sant  i  Clara 
Shaw  ti  Callisch,  druggists,  3d2  First 
SHEEHAN  J  M,  gaatixtures,  gasfitter 
and  plumber,  446  First 


Silva  Jno,  saloon.  The  Alamada 
Simindd  A  W,  auction  and  oummiBsion, 

442  I'irst 
Simpson  James,  saloon,  252  First 
Simpson  J  H,  carpenter,  248  First 
Sisk  John,  saUion,  3U'J  First 
Smiih  Miss  E  C,  dressmaker,  276^  Santa 

Clara 
Smith  Frederick,  grocery.  East  and  Tho 

Alamudi 
SMITH  &  RYDER,  watches,  jewelry, 

diamonds  and  silver  ware,  307  First 

SMITH  WM,  U  S  Hotjl,  251)  and  2G1 

San  Pedro 
Sued  iker  E,  ticket  agt  C  P  R  R  4  S  P 

It  R,  depi»t 
SncU  E,  phyaician,  273  Firit 
Solomon  B  &  Bro,  dry  gooils  and  cloth- 

iiU,  413  I'irst 
SONNICHSEN  CHAS,  bookbinder,  311 

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SONTHEIMER   J   J,    county    clerk. 

Court  iiouse 
SOPER  T,  carpenter  and  cabinet  mak- 
er, 410  I  irst 
SOURISSEAU  F,  importer  and  dealer 

in  guns,  piit  >ls,  ammunitiim,  tishin'^ 

tackle,  cutlery,  etc,  'S62  and  3t>t  Fir.jt 
South   Pacific    Coast  FJxprcss  Co,   287 

I' irst 
SPANSWIGK  MRS  A  E,  proprj  Ar- 

guello  Hous'j,  252  First 
SPAW  &  WHIPPLE,  dontista,  SE  cor 

I' irst  and  Santa  Clara 
SPEIGHTS  R,  hairdresser,  365  First 
Spencer   &   Covel,    real   estate  and  ins 

agt,  278  Santi  Clara 
Spoor  Mrs  M  E,  dressmaker,  315  Santa 

Clara 
SPRING  T  W,  dry   goods,    clothing, 

caqjets,  bttots   and  shoes,    etc,    Santa 

Cl.ira  and  Market 
Stebbins  F,  bootmaker,  206  El  Dorado 

STEELE  WM,  books,  stationery  and 

fancy  goods,  274  First 
Steiner  A,  l>oots  and  shoes,  409  First 
STEPHENS  C  C,  attorney  at  law,  Knox 

block 

STEPHENS    H  W,   ounty  recorder 

and  auditor.  Court  House 
Stern  M,  harness  and  saddles,  330  Santa 

Clara 
STEVENS  IRA,  saw  iiUng  and  grind- 
ing, 287  i  St  John 
Stillwell  St,  Son,  bill  poster.  Second 
STOCK  J,  stoves  and  tinware,  376  First 
Stockliu  Juo  B,  carpenter  and  cabinot- 

maker,  248  First 
STR/1.US  L,  grain  dealer,  Fountain 
Straus  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  370 

First 
Studabecker  Wm,  bootmaker,  San  Fer- 
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Tennyson  D  D,  pension  agent, 
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SULLIVAN  F  J  ft  CO,  undertaken, 
Market  and  Santa  Clara 

SULLIVAH  PATRICK,  bootmaker, 
and  boota  and  shoes,  330  ^  First 

SUZZALLO  PETER,  propr  Pacific 
Chop  Honse,  351  Market 

SWADT  R  S,  supt  Sail  Jose  Independ- 
ent Mill  and  Lumber  Co,  San  Pedro 

SWARTHOUT  E   H,  collector,    293 

First 
TABBR  ORRIN,  agricnltural    imple- 

meuts,  283  First 
TEICHNER  ft  WOLFRUM,  dancing 

academy,  '^'^i, Santa  Clara,  Washing 

ton  block 

276  First 
Murgotten 

propr,  First  and  Santa  Clara 
THOMAS  FRANK  H,  fruit  and  con 

fectiouery,  443  First 
Thompson  Mrs  E  R,  lodging  house,  276 

First 
Thorne  W  i.\  physician,  255  Santa  Clara 

THORPE  JAS  M,  secretary  S   C  V  M 

&  L  Coj  Fourth  and  San  Fernando 
Ticlinor  Chas,  barber,  233  Santa  Clara 
Tisdale  W  D,  cashier  Fanners'  National 
Gold  Bank,  SW  cor  Santa  Clara  and 
First 
Tisdall  J  V,  agt  S  P  C  R  R.  The  Alameda 
"TOWN  TALK,"   Clevenger  &   Salis- 
bury propra,  307  Santa  Clara 
Tracy  A,  hotel,  370  Market 
Trevillian   John,    groceries,    137    Santa 

Clara 
TRUEMAN  ft  WOODROW,   under- 
takers, 40«  First 
Tureniaii  W  S,  stocit  broker,  2^-7  First 
Turiier  J,  physician,  419  Second 
Vella  L  &  Co,  saloon,  2i)2  Market 
Veuve  E  L,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

220  Santa  Clara 
Veuve  W  P,  attorney  at  law,  ;W3  First 
Vinter  W   C,  tinner,  Santa   Clara  and 

Third 
Voltz  E,  saloon,  205  El  Dorado 
Voltz  Eugene,  boottnakor,  Lit^htstone 
Voltz  Mrs  Sophie,  baths,  Lightstone 
VoBS  E,  bakery,  528  First 
Waldteufel  A,  music,  books  and  station- 
ery, 315  First 
WALE  ft  BOWEN,    wood   and  coal, 
blacksmiths    and    wagonmakers,   4G7 
First 
WALLACE  R,  propr  Gray  K-Jgle  Liv- 
ery Stable,  386  First 
WALSH  DAVID,  blacksmith,   Third 

and  Santa  Clara 
Walsh  Iratriok,   horseahoer,  176  Santa 

Clara 
Walt  Jno,  blacksmith,  660  First 
Wampach  Chas,  groceries,  623  First 
Wurkentin  P,  saloon,  382  First 


Waters  Wm  E,  livery  stable,  250  Santa 

Clara 
Watson  Mr9   Jennie,  millinery,   dnn- 

making  and  hairdrewiDg,  363  First 

WEIL  EDWARD,  cigan.and  tob»oco, 

285  Santa  aara 
Weiland  F  M,  hotel,  San  Pedro  and  San 

Augustine 

Weiner  M,  clothing,  319  Santa  Clar^ 

WELCH  GEO,  (firm  of  Reed  &  Welch), 
NE  cor  First  and  Santa  Clara 

Welch  Pat,  livery  stable.  275  First 

Wendt  G,  meat  Uiurket,  Market  and  St 
John 

WENSTROM  JNO.  propr  Central  Ho- 
tel, 323  San  Fernando 

WEST  MRS  M,  dressmaker,  328  San- 
ta Clara 

Wheeler  E  W,  fancy  goods,  toys,  etc, 
222  Santa  Clara 

WHITE  A  W,  tinsmith  and  manufr 
of  White's  Patent  Pump  Valve,  3tiO 
Santa  Clara 

WHITE  G  R,  photographer,  359  First 

White  James  J,  stoves  ind  tinware,  428 
First 

White  J  P,  machinist,  119  Santa  Clara 

WHITING  WM,  porter,  267  Santa 
Clara 

Wilcox  Charles  F,  attorney  at  law,  303 
First 

WILCOX  E  J,  boots  and  shoes,  394 
First 

WILCOX  M  W,  clove  and  broom  fac- 
tory, 278  Santa  Clara 

Witkowaky  E,  clothing,  319  Market 

Willard  L,  fancy  goods,  283  Santa 
Clara 

Willr.rd  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  261  San- 
ta Clara 

Willey  C  F,  painter,  2S6  San  Fernando 

Williams  Bros,  hatters,  313  First 

Williams  Ed,  prusiilent  San  Jose  Water 
Co,  303  First 

WILLIAMS  F  E,  sherifT,  Court  House 

WILLIAMS  MRS  M  F,  music  teach- 
er, 276  First 
WILSON  GC,  billiard  saloon,  391  First 
Wise  Mrs  D,  millinery,  367  First 
Wood  k  Brown,  druRuists,  301)  First 
Woods  J  S,  hatter,  277  Santa  Clar;i 
WORCESTER  H  B,  propr  Garden  City 

Commercial  College,  Santa  Clara  and 

San  Pedro 
Worley  M  H,  sowing  machine  agent,  345 

Santa  Clara 
Wri^tht  C  D,  attorney  at  law,  297  First 
WRIGHT  W  F,  agent  Singer  Maiiu- 

facturint;  Co,  329  Santa  Clara 
Wright  W  W,  photographer,  284  Santa 

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Wufltafeld  August,   saloon,  234   Santa 

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TOUKOBERO  C  A,  painta,  paper 
haaginga,  etc,  292  Firat 

Zarcone  G,  barber,  295  El  Dorado 


Zecovich  Antonio,  restaurant,  226  Santa 

Clara 
Zeigler  ft  Althaua,  boots,  shoes,  294  Firat 
Ziegler  Otto,  saloon,  290  San  Fernando 
Zi<4er  Thoa,  aaloon,  SO  Santa  Clara 
ZIHMERER    ANTONE,  bootmaker. 

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ZING6  JOS,  gun  and  Ipcksmith,  346 

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329  Santa  Clara  Street,  San  Jose,  Cal. 


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SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 


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!r/ifs  Institution  is  under  the  Superintendence  of  the 
Sisters  of  J^otre  (Dame,  ivhose  primary  object  ts  to 
instill  into  the  winds  oj  young  girls  a  noble  and 
laudable  ernulation,  to  form  their  hearts  in  virtue,  to 
fit  theni,  to  be  future  ornaments  to  society. 

The  college  was  founded  in  1851.  In  I855  it  was  incorporated  by  the  State 
Legislature,  and  subsequently  the  same  body  so  extended  the  original  charter  as  to 
confer  all  the  rights  and  privileges  of  collegiate  institutions  in  the  United  States. 
It  is  situated  in  the  City  of  San  Jose,  .Santa  Clara  County,  and  is  surrounded  by  a 
be.iutiful  and  extensive  pl.ay  ground,  furnished  with  every  facility  for  the  amusement 
of  the  pupils.  The  building,  of  brick,  is  large,  commodious,  and  well  ventilated. 
The  entire  (ront  is  one  luuulred  and  sixty  feet  long.  The  cast  wing  runs  back  to 
the  depth  of  two  hundred  and  fifty  feet;  the  west  wing  is  one  hundred  and  three 
feet  deep;  the  whole  affording  accommod.itibns  for  a  large  number  of  jiupils. 

Minute  attention  is  paid  to  the  comfort  and  health  of  the  pupils,  and  in  case  of 
sickness,  they  receive  the  most  affectionate  care. 


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LIVERY,  FEED  AND  SALE. 
J.  E.  HANCHETT,       -       -       -      Proprietor. 


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209  Santa  Clara  Street, 


San  Jose,  Cal. 


Elegant  Turnouts  and  Splendid  Teams  furnished  at  all  hours. 

Stock  BoaidfMl  by  tlio  Day,  W(!ek  or  Montli,  at  $16  per  Month. 

ALSO,  THE   FINEST  HEARSE,  at   LOWEST  RATES. 

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GREY  EAGLE  LIVERY  STABLE, 

386  First  Street,  San  Jose. 
R.  WALLACE,  -  Proprietor. 

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224  Santa  Clara  Street, 

WashiiiKton  Rlock,  onjH)sUe  the  Post  office,  I  T       /"^        T-IAT'/^U 

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W.  C.  HAMILTON, 

CABFENTEB&BUILEEB 

361  Santa  Clara  Street, 

Next  door  to  the  Opera  House, 

SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 


estimates  ^iven  on  all  clasBost  and  styles  ot 
work.  General  .lubbinff  promptly  attd.iiled  to. 
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Conducted  an  a  Fintt-C'laHfi  Hotel,  on 

both  the  European  and  Aiucricitn  IMans.  U(K>m8,; 
and  Suits  ot  Itoonis  elegantly  and  comfortably' 
turnliihcd,  suitable  fur  ruiuists,  Tt-avelers, 
Boarders  and  Families.  Terms  moderate,  ao- 
oorUlng  to  the  accommodations  required.  I 


DB.  N.  KLEIN, 

SURGEON  DENTIST, 

Over  San  Jos  3  Savings  Bank, 

Next  to  Wrlshfs  Picture  Gallery, 

SANTA  CLARA  STREET, 

SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 

F.  K.  LEDYARD, 

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Bet.  First  and  Second  Sts., 
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Subscription  to  Daily,  per  annum $6  00 

"  "  Weekly,  per  annum 3  00 

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Hous9  aad  Siga  Fai&ters, 

Paper  Hanging,  Graining, 

ZALSOMINING  &  WHITENIITQ, 
372  3Iarket  Street, 

SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 

WM.  B.  MURPHY, 


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SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 


Practices  in  a!l  the  Courts  in  the  State. 


NEVADA  HOUSE, 

B.  G.  ALLEN,  Frop'r. 

SOUTHEAST  CORNER 

First  and  St.  John  Streets, 

SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 
FirRt-class  Roums  ^ith  board  at  reasonable  ratei. 

Single  Me»ls,  20  cts. 

First  Street  Cars  pass  the  door. 


SUNJOSEWni 

MAURICE  O'BRIEN, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

CANDY  MANUFACTURER, 
No.  331  First  Street, 

SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 

Ise  Cream  and  Soda  in  Season. 


SANTA  CLARA  VALLEY 

ILL  tc  LUMBER   COMPANY, 

DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 
MANl'FACTUKERS  OF 

Sash  Doors,  Blinds   Shutters,  Window  Fram:s,  Mouldings, 

And  Evtry  DcMoription  of  InMidr  FiniMh. 

BRACKET  AND  SCROLL  SAWING,  WOOD  TURNING,  Etc. 

Kxtiaiutui  k,'ivi'n  on  all  kinds  of  work  in  uur  line. 

N.  &  S.  W.  Cors.  San  Fernando  and  Fourth  Sts, 

OFFI€K-Maii  Fernando,  M'eHt  of  Fourtli,  iiiAX  JOSK,  CAL. 

DAILY  TOWN  TALK 

'     ORGAN  OF  AMUSEMENTS. 

One  Thousand  Copies  oirculated  Free  Every  Day 

CLEVENQEE  &  SALISBUB7.  Publishers  &  Proprietors. 

GEO.  CLEVENOER,  Book  and  Job  Printer, 

367  Santa  Clara  Street,  Opera  House  Building,  San  Jose. 


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J.  J.  OWEN,  -  Editor  and  Manager. 


Is  Published  Every  Morning,  Mondays  excepted,  at 

the  following  Rates: 

Per  Annum,  by  mail,  in  advance $fi  00 

Six  Months,  "  '< 3  00 

Three  Months,     "  "  1  50 

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A.  DAMONTE,  Proprietor. 


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No.  264  Market  Street,  San  Jose,  Cal. 
p.  o.  Vox  too. 

Leading  Whalesale  Candy  House  in  San  Jose. 


San  Juan, 

SAN  BENITO   COUNTY, 

Is  92  miles  from  San  Francisco,  86  miles 
via  Southern  Pacific  Kailroad  to  Sar- 
gent's, thence  by  stage  six  miles.  It  is 
one  of  the  oldest  towns  in  the  State — an 
okl  land  mark  in  the  form  of  a  church 
104  years  of  age  contirmiiig  this  state- 
ment. It  haa  a  population  of  500  and 
depends  on  agriculture  and  stock-raising 
for  its  support. 


Allen  J  H,  blacksmith 

Anderson  J,  stoves,   tinware  and  crock- 
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BACHER  F  a,  t'en  mdse 

Beger  Henry,  bootmaker 

BEUTIEK  &  BECK,  San  Juan  Brew 
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BOWIE  JOSEPH  gen  mdse 

Bowman  E  \V   &  Sons,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers 

Bowm.an  W  H,  painter 

BREEN  E  J|  farmer  and  stock-raiser 

Breen  J  F,  superior  judge 

BREITBARTH  JULIUS,  boots  and 

shoes 
BULLIER  LEON,  hairdresser 
CAMOURS    AUGUST,     propr    Plaza 

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CAROILL  C  G,  postmaster,  agt  W,  F 
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CARMEN  ARGELAGA,  sister  super- 
ioress St  John  Institution 

Chalmers  (ieo,  justice  peace 

Chatelieu  Saml,  jeweler 

Duriii  S,  gunsmith,  blacksmith  and  ma- 
chinist 

FILOUCHEAU  M,  drugs,  liquors  and 
gen  mdse 

Gardilla  Marie,  varieties 

(rerl)et  Victor,  wine  munufr 

firaeme  A  L,  meat  market 

(Jross  Chas,  constable 

Harris  S,  varieties 

Heritage  J  O,  saloon  and  justice  peace 

HODGDON  J  R,  carpenter  and  builder 

LacostaJohn,  bakery 

McMahon  J  F,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

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AZA  HOTEL,  August  Camoiirs  pro- 
piietur 
'PulKn  (ieo,  National  Hotel 
REGAN  MARK,  pr^pr  Sargent's  and 
San  Juan,  and  Hollister  and  San  Juan 
Stage  Lines 
I  Roach  James  H,  constable 
I  Royer  Joseph,  carpenter 

ST  JOHN  INSTITUTION,  sister  Car 
I     nion  Argelaga,  superioress 

SCHERRER  LOUIS,  saloon 

Silvas  Leon,  saloon 
Sota  Mariana,  hairdresser 
Stanley  James,  harness  maker 
ZANETTE   ANGELO,    Plaza  Livery 
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AUGUST  CAMOURS Proprietor. 

SAN  JUAN,  SAN  BENITO  CO.,  CAL. 

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San  Leandro, 

ALAMEDA    COUNTY. 

BABB.AOAS  F  D.  barber 

Bauinberger,  F,  liquors 

Clarke  Isaac,  painter 

Dickinson  F  S,  druegist 

Driver  Thos,  commission  merchant 

Eagle  Sample  Rooms,  M  Fraders  propr 

Eber  H  F,  outcher 

Enns  M,  grocer 

ESTUDUiLO  HOTEL,   P  Godchaux 

propr 
Fleming  E  C,  drugs 

Fraders  M,  propr  Eagle  Sample  Rooms 
Gallet  J  A,  livery  stable 
Gannon   &    Gleason,    blacksmiths   and 

wagonmakers 
Garcia  M  J,  dentist  and  barber 
GATES  D  D,  propr  Gem  Saloon 
GEM  SALOON.  D  D  CJates  propr 
OIBLUT  GEO,  Union  House,  Sun  Lean 

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GODCHAUX  P.  proprietor    Estudillo| 

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GORMAN    JOHN,  propr  Old    Corner; 

Saloon,    wholuaalc  and    retail    liijuorj 

dealer 
Hale  HA,  plumber  and  tinsmith 
HANSEN  N  L,  Scandinavian  House 
Hill  Hiram,  pastor  rresbyterian  church 
Hodgkin  .'  \V,  justice  peace 
Hopjioi  &  Larsen,  carriage  builders  and 

liorseshoer 
Johnson  H,  blacksmith 
KAHN  MAURICE,  Kcnoral  store 

KNOWLES  &  BAINBRIBGE,   tin 

and  hardware 
liCvy  Abram,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
MARSHALL  K  A,  editor  "San  Lean- 
dro Reporter" 


MARTIN  JOSEPH  liquors  and    res- 
taurant 
McGladrj  Geo,  boarding  house 
McKinstry  Thos,  liquors 
MEYERS  F,  general  store 
Miller  C,  stationery 
MURPHY  JAS.  grocer 
Musler  L,  bakery 
Niels  Heuricksen,  hotel 

OLD  CORNER  SALOON,  John  Gor- 
man propr 

Olympe  Antono,  bootmaker 

Palmer  C  P,  secty  Sweepstake  Plow  Co 

PARKER  ROBT,blacksmith 

Price  Jacob,  draughtsman  with  Sweep- 
stake Plow  Co  and  manufr  of  baling 
presses 

Rantzan  T  H,,Uquors 

RAWSON  M  L,  town  clerk  and  justice 

peace  of  Eden  township 
Rciclisrath  P,  bootmaker 
Reid  VV  W,  harness  and  saddlery 

RESSER  H,  hotel 

"SAN  LEANDRO  REPORTER,"  R 

A  Marshall  editor 

Schanilvir  Mrs  L  R,  millinery 

SILVAJF  bootmaker 

SMITH  WD,  gen  mdse 

Stratton  Walter  J,  livery  and  sales  sta- 
ble 

STURTEVANT  &  GRAY,  gen  mdse 

Sturtevant  N  (J,  postmaster 

SWEEPSTAKE  PLOW  CO,  F  A  Hill 

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Thpysohn  Adam,  Columbia  Brewery 
URV  DAVID,  butcher 
Wau'uer  Ji>hn,  liquors 
WeblKT  Mrs  M.  hotel 
WHITE  HOUSE,  H   Resser  propr  San 

Leandro  road 


ST.  HELENA  HOTEL 

A.  TONOLLA,  Proprietor, 
St.  Helena,  Napa  County,  California. 


SUFEBIOB  ACCOMMODATIONS  FOB  TOUBISTS. 

One  Block  from  the  Depot.    White  Sulphur  Springs  only  two  miles  away. 

Charges  Moderate. 

Stage  leaves  for  Ailnn  Springs  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday. 
Pope  Valley  and  Walters  Springs. 


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R.  W.  RUSSELL,  Proprietor. 

San  Andreas California. 


First-Class  Turnouts  on  shortest  possible  notice.  Teams  with  or  without  drivers 
can  be  furnished  for  Mountain  Travel.  Special  rates  to  Commercial  Travelers, 
where  team  is  kept  for  any  numlier  of  days. 

TELEGRAPHIC  COMMUNICATIONS  receive  prompt  attention. 

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San  Andreas  and  Sheep  Ranch, 
Also  Mokelumne  Hill  to  Sonora, 

PASSING  THROUGH 

San  Andreas,  Fourth  Crossing, 
Ane:ers  Camp,  Robinson's  Ferry, 

Tuttletown,  Springfield,  Shaw's  Flat, 

Columbia,  arrive  at  Sonora. 


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WHO  CAN  FURNISH 

Single  or  Double  Private  Conveyances. 

ON  SHORTEST  NOTICE. 
PRINCIPAL  OFFICE, 

In  JMetropolitan  Hotel,  San  Andreas,  Calaveras  Co.,  Cal. 

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Al.rilAHKTICALLT. 


METROPOLITAN  HOTEL, 

CORNER  OF  MAIN  AND  COURT  STREETS, 

Smi  Andreas,  Calaveras  Co,,  Cal, 

B  F.  HAWS PROPRIETOK. 


This  Hotel  is  furnisiiccl  throutjlio'.it  in  the  l)est  of  style,  nnd  is  not  only  home- 
like but  is  first-class  in  nil  its  nppuintments.  The  culinary  department  is  in 
charge  of  an  experienced  lady  cook. 

To  pleasure  seekers  this  Hotel  offers  great  inducements. 


SACRAMENTO    PLANINC    MILL, 

HARTWELL,  HOTCHKISS  &  STALKER, 


MANurAcnnKKs  or 


BRACKETS,    SCROLL   SAWING    AND    TURNING, 

Corner  Eront  and  Q  Streets,  Sacramento,  Cal. 


San  Lorenzo, 

ALAMEDA     C&UNTV, 

A  village  IJJ  miles  southeast  of  San  Lc- 
andro,  formerly  the  county  suat. 

Bertram  &  Boesche,  hotel 
Bilger  Wm,  gen  mdso 
Coleman  — ,  physician 
Du  Boys  — ,  physician 
Hanson  Andrew,  hotel 
Roberts  Wm,  lumber 

SHIMAN  JOHN  L,  gen  mdae  and  post- 
master 

Silver  Joe,  shoemaker 

Smyth  Henry,  farming  implements  and 
barnessmaker 


San  Luis  Obispo, 

SAN   LUIS   OBISPO     COUNTY. 

The  town  is  pleasantly  situated,  hav- 
ing ami)lc  drainage  by  the  creek  that 
passes  through  the  entire  length,  thus 
making  it  exceedingly  healthful.  Water 
is  supplied  by  a  splendid  system  of  water 
works,  and  the  streets  and  buildings  are 
lighted  with  gas.  The  first  settlement 
wiia  made  in  177-,  when  the  old  mission 
church,  which  still  stands,  was  built. 
The  county  Court  House  was  erected  in 
1 874  at  a  cost  of  $50,000.  On  the  out- 
skirts of  the  town  is  a  county  hospital, 
built  at  a  cost  of  $10,000.  The  City  Hall, 
built  in  1878,  cost  $8,000.     Besides  the 


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BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP 


PrMtlmlly  tancht  at  PACIFIC  BVMI- 
!f  RMH  VM.tM*iK.  SMI  PMt  Mt..  •.  V. 


Catifomia — San  Luia  Ohiapo, 

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old  miuion  church  there  are  four  (>thers, 
— Epiicopal,  Presbyterian  and  two 
Methodiata;  there  are  two  public  school 
buildings  that  cost  $11,000;  there  is  also 
a  Catholic  Seminary.  The  population 
of  the  town,  estimated  by  the  number 
of  votes  cast  at  the  last  election,  roaches 
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ABADIE  JOSEPH,  French  Bakery 
Abel  Henry,  saddler 

Academy    of  the  Immaculate  Heart  of 

Mary,    sister    Knymunda    Crumadell 

superioress 
Ahrens  W  H,  carpenter 
Andrews  J  P,  pros  Bank  of   San   Luia 

Obispo 
Arana  if,  saddles  and  harness 
Armstrong  J  L  &  Son,  feed  mill 
Armstrong    Wm    M,     (Phillips    k    A) 

"Southern  California  Advocate"  and 

notary 
Bank  of  San  Luia  Obispo,  J  P  Andrews 

pres 
Barneburg  k  Brcgsc,  saloon 
Barnes  (i  W,  justice  peace 
Bayer  Theobold,  blacksmith  and  wagon' 

maker 
Beckett  .Fohn   F,  county  supt  pub  in' 

struction  and  r^ropr  nursery 
Bennett  J  B,  our  W  U  Tel  Co 

BLACKBURN  ft  OODCHAUX,  pro 

prietors  Cosmopolitan  Hotel  and  su 

loon 
BXiATTE  JASB,  agt  Commcrci.'il  Insur- 
ance Co  und  Fire  Association  of  Phila 

delphia 
Blochman  A  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  furniture 

and  carpets 
Boll  M,  slioemaker 
Boll  Mrs  M,  dressmaker 
Booth  A  K,  drugs 
Branch  A  W,  hotel 
Brewster  S  K,  sudilless  and  harness 
Brown  &  C.istro,  livery  stables 
Burks  J  >.l,  dentist 
Byer  Bros,  saloon 
Carman  Mr  and  Mrs  W  L  P,    Commer 

cial  school 
Carpenter  Ezra,  county  surveyor 
Cassuer  Nathan,    wutchmuker,  jewelry, 

cigars  and  tobacco 
Cerioelli  S.    oda  water  works  and  saloon 
Constiue  J.  uis,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Cook  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker 

CORTSSI  D  A,  furniture,   upholsterer 
and  Mattrass  manufr 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  Blackburn 

k  (lodchaux  proprs 
Crepia  E  A,  physician 
DANA  E  0,  county  treararer 


DELEISSIOUEZ  ft  CO,  meat  market 
Dennis  J  D,  drugs,  cutlery,  fancy  goods 

and  news 
Do  .Simoz  Jaun  Jose,  shoemaker 
DEVOTO  0  ft  CO,  gen  mdse,  fruits  and 

candies 
Dillard  k  Spencer,  attys  at  law 
Dillurd  W  B,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
Dorsey  M  F,  painter 
Dughi  Cr,  groceries,  clothing  and  candies 
Dunbar  David,  saloon 
EAGLE  HOTEL,   Stark    k    Cooksey 

proprs 
EAOAN  M,  sccty  and  supt  San  Luis 

Oljispt)  Water  Co 
Kstradiv  Jaun  J,  spur  and  bitmakor 

FASHION  LIVERY  ft  FEED  STA- 
BLE, A  H  Hucox  propr 

Fislicr  J  F,  gunsmith  and  variety  store 

Forrester  P  A,  ins  agt,  notary  and  po- 
lice judjic 

FRENCH  HOTEL,  Louis  Pegot  k  Bro 
proprs 

Gaugler  Bros,  cabinet  makers  and  un- 
dertakers 

GIMBAL  HENRY,  saloon  and  chief 
engineer  S  L  O  Fire  Dept 

GQLBTREE  BROS,  gen  mdse,  agricul 
implts,  furniture,  wool,  hides  and  pro- 
duce 

r.oodman  k  Phillips,  tailors 

GOODRICH  J  A,  books,  stationery, 
fancy  goods,  toy  a,  pictures  and  frames; 
agt  S  F  "Chronicle"  and  "Alta" 

GRAVES  ERNEST,  district  attorney 

(irnvfs  W  J,  atty  at  law 

GREEN  E,  merchant  tailor 

Hardie  A  M,  county  assessor 

Harrington  Dennis,   saddles  and  harness 

Hartnacko  V,  county  coroner  and  pub- 
lic adminstrator 

Hartnacke  k  Kodgers,  undertakers  and 
upholsterers 

Haskin  Ozro,  horseshoer 

Hasse  Clias,  barber 

Hnuaer  F  k  Co,  San  Luis  Brewery 

HAYS  W  W,  physician  and  surgeon 

HECOX  A  H,  Fashion  Livery  and  Feed 
Stable 

Henderson  M,  justice  peace 

Henderson  W  A,  gen  mdse  and  mayor 

Heyd  Louis,  tailor 

llildenbrand  Joseph,  bootmaker 

Huntington  k  Kussell,  lumber,  doors  and 
lime 

Hurdes  John  A,  livery  stable 

Jersey  R  M,  livery  stable 

Jewett  Henry,  constable 

Kalisher  I,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Keller  ft  Wiegrand,  brewery 

King  Nathan,  county  clerk,  recorder  and 
auditor  •    • 

Knap  John  F,  hotel 


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California — San  Luis  Ohispo-San  Luis  Rey. 


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Knight  Saml  C,  painter      ^,:'   .   .     . 

Krebs  E,  druggist  '    ;  v,  i    - 

KUHL  Wt  Wiitchmaker  and  jeweler 

LANGE  W  H,  agt  Singer  Sev.  ing  Ma- 
chine 

Lasar  E,  gen  mdse 

Laughery  H  -nry,  board  and  lodging 

Lawrence  and  (Jaxiula,  barbers 

Lim.*  .1  1',  hotel 

Loewensteiti  J,  tailor 

Loobliner  H  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Loomis  R  A,  real  estate  and  ins  agt 

Mallagh  David,  agt  S  L  0  &  S  M  Valley 
R  R  Co 

MABTIN  L,  saloon 

Matos  J  T,  shoeinak(;r 

Mauk  Geo  W,  real  estate  and  ins  agt 

Maxwell  E  L,  deputy  sherifl" 

Mayers  D  L,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

McCiiffery  T  A,  wine  manufr 

McCONAUGHY  WM,  attyatlaw.city 
atty  and  notary  public 

McMurtry  Louis,  superior  judge 

MedeirosJ  E,  barlwr 

Mchlmann  H,  saloon 

MOTZ  GEO,  furniture  and  bedding 

Motz  Henry,  carpenter  and  upholsterer 

Nelson  W  If,  dentist 

Neabitt  Mrs  J  \V,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Noah  M,  meat  market 

OAKS  W  J,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

ORTEGA  J  C,  agent  Imperial,  London, 
Northern  Queen.  Pha-uix,  Home, 
Ins  Co's,  Western  Assur-nce  Co, 
North  British  and  Mercantile  Ins  Co's, 
Cierman-American  Ins  Co,  Connecti 
cut  Ins  Co  and  Travelers  Accident 
Ins  Co 

Osgood  H  M,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Parker  Courtland,  blacksmith 

Parker  J  M,  wagon  maker 

PARKHURST  RUSSELL,     county 

coroner,  physician  and  druggist 
PATTISON  &   HANSON,  stoves,  tin- 
ware   and    phnnbiug    ul^iiry    work  a 
siKicialty) 
Payne  Geo  M,  livery  stable 
PiGOT  LOUIS  &  BRO,  French  Hotel 

PHILLIPS  &  ARMSTRONG,  p"l>» 

"Soutliern       California     Advocate, 
Monterey 

PHILLIPS  C  H.clitor  "Southern  Cali- 
fornia Advocate,"  real  i-statc  and  agt 
Liverpool.  London  &  (MhImj  Ins  Co 

Pollard  k  James.propr  Eagle  Flour  Mills 

Pollard  Robert,  city  clerk 

PREFUMO  P  B,  gen  mdse  (original 
(jirangiTs'  storj) 

Preston  R  M,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
public 

Rackliffe  L,  gen  mdse 

Ransom  J,  physician 


Ready  Phillip,  horseshoer 
Remick  &  Orr,  meat  market 
RIORDAN  DANIEL,    manager  J    J 

Sullivan's  Shoe  Store 
Robbins  Geo  \V,  city  marshal 
Roderiquez  Frank,  painter 
Sanbrano  Antonio,  l)it  and  spurmaker 
SANDERCOCK     WM,  drayman    and 

wood  yard 
San  Louis  Obispo  FinDept.Henry  Gim- 

b.il  chief  engineer 
SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  GAS  CO,  James  H 

Blackburn  manager 
San  Luis  Obispo  &  Santa  Maria  Valley 

R  R,  David  Mallagh  agt 

SAN  LUIS    OBISPO    'TRIBUNE," 

(weekly)  "Tribune"  Printing  Co  pubs, 
Monterey 

San  Louis  Water  Co,  B  D  Murphy  pres, 
M  Egan  secty  and  supt 

Saner  Andrew,  bakery,  confectionery 
and  grocery 

Schwab  Frederick,  sausage  factory 

Schwarz  Miss  Florence,  millinery 

Schwar/  Gabriel,  candies,  fruits  and  veg- 
etables 

Schwartz,  Harford  &  Co,  lumber 

Seaten  J  H,  physician 

Simmler  J  J,  postmaster 

SINSHEIMER  BROS,  gcu  md  ^c 

Solis  Mrs  B,  restaurant 

Soper  W  H,  gunsmith  and  ammunition 

"SOUTHERN  CALIFORNIA  AD- 
VOCATE," (weekly)  C  H  Phillips  & 
Wni  M  Armstrong  pubs  and  proprs, 
Monterey 


San  Luis  Rey, 

8AN     DIEGO    COUNTV, 
Is  4i)  miles  north  of  San  Diego. 


Alvarado  Thos,  wool  grower 

Ciisson  Jean,  wool  grower 

Couts  Mrs  T  B,  stock  raiser  and  wool 
grower 

Crouch  Herbert,  wool  grower 

Fischer  Henry,  saloon 

Fitts  D  C,  stable 

Forster  .lohn,  stock  and  wool  grower 

Foss  1)  R,  dairyman  and  justice  peace 

Freeman  A  A,  blacksmith  and  gun- 
smith 

GoMbaum  Simon,  gen  mdse,  postmas- 
ter and  hotel 

f^oldbauni  Wm,  opr  W  U  Tel  Co 

Hayes  J  C,  deputy  notary  public 

Merchado  Louis,  wool  grower 

Scott  Chalmcr,  stock -raiser 

Waterman  Walter,  teacher 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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California — San  Marcos-San  Fahlo. 


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ALPIIAnBTICALLY. 


San  Marcos, 

SAN    LUIS  OBISPO  COUNTY, 
Is  20  miles  northwest  of  Santa  Barbara, 


VALENCIA  LEO,  hairdresser 
Vint  S,  confectionery 
Webber  J  S,  tinsmith 
Whitehead  J,  liquors 
^Vilcy  J  S,  house  painter 


Gladhill  Jas,  carpenter 

Goldtree  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Huey  Wm  E,  constable 

Jeffreys  Walter  M,  hotel 

Kelcher  James,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Sittenfeld  A,  saloon 

SPEYER  DAVID,  postmaster 

Turner  Jasper  N,  collector  and  notary 
public 

San  Mateo, 

SAN  MATEO  COUNTY, 

Is  a  pretty  town  of  800  inhabitants, 
pleasantly  situ.ated  on  the  Southern  I'a- 
citic  llailroad,  21  miles  from  San  Fran- 
ciscOk 

Alt  W  C,  boots  and  shoes 
BARTLETT  A  T,  liarness  maker,  real 

estate  and  ins  agt,  li  and  Second  ave 
Bickford  J  11  S,  gen  mdse 
Brown  M,  blacksmith 
Byrnes  James),  liquors  and  livery  stable 
Camplxill  K,  boarding  and  lodging 
Colaman  T,  blacksmith 
CRONINF,  fruit,  tobacco,  etc 
De  Marr  Mrs,  M  dressmaker 
Easton  A  S,  surveyor  and  ins  agt 
Fisher  (J  H,  real  estatti  and  ins  agt 
Goodhue  S  CJ,  dairy  farm 
Goodspectl  J  H,  physician  and  postmas 

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Haver  D,  carpenter 
BUSING  E  A,  grain  and  feed  stv^rc  and 

gen  nivlsc 
Jaszynskv  Louis,  agt  S  P  U  K,  W,  F  & 

Co  and'  P  &  II  M  Bay  Stage  Co 
Lewis  M  J,  livery  stable 
McKernan  H,  liquors 
MORSE  C  M,  'Iruggist 
Morse  L  D,  pliysieian 

PLOUFF  GEO,  li'iuors 

Pope  S,  Uailroatl  House 

Price  W  C,  butcher 

PROCTOR  CHAS  E,  house  i>aintcr 

ST  MATHEWS  RALL,  Kev  A   L 

Brewer  principal 
SAN  MATEO  HOTEL,  K  Walker  pro 

prietttr 
Segee  D,  liquors 
Tatfl  A,  Stage  from  San  Mateo  to  Santa 

Cruz 
Til  ton  A  M,  boarding  and  lodging 
Truman  T  C,  butcher 


San  Miguel, 

SAN    LUIS    OBISPO   COUNTY, 
(Postoffice  San  Marcos.) 
Is  30  miles  north  of  San  Luis  Obispo. 

GOLDTREE  &  CO,  gen  mdse,  a>^8  W, 
F  &  Co,  W  U  Tel  Co  and  postoffice 

Jefferies  Walter  M,  hotel 

Kelleher  James,  blacksmith 

Sittenfeld  A,  saloon 

Speyer  David,  (Goldtree  &  Co)  postmas- 
ter 


San  Pablo, 

CONTRA   COSTA   COUNTY, 

la  pleasantly  situ.ited  near  San  Pablo 
Bay,  15  miles  southwest  of  Martinez  and 
0  miles  north  of  Oakhmd. 


Androda  .1,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Antoni  A,  hotel 

Bouquet  F,  saloon 

Chevesich  C,  saloon 

Dixon  A  F,  teacher 

Doran  P,  hotel 

Dyer  A  F,  wagonmakcr  and  blacksmith 

Greenhood  Bros,  gen  mdse 

.Tacob  D,  gon  mdse 

STEWART  JOSEPH  JR,  agt  N  P  C 

11  II  and  \V  U  Tel  opr 
Stone  &  Hay  den,  harness 
Lee  .J  W,  agt  C  P  K  K  and  W,  F  &  Co's 

Express 
Marich  K,  saloon 
May  W  li,  ;itty  at  law 
McMannis  E,  blacksmith 
Quillnian  E,  iiotel 
Uomor  J,  bulilier 
Hose  Bros,  saloon 
Ram  rill  A^cr.i,  justice  of  the  i)eace 
Silva  F,  saloon 

Tennon  &  Mniholland,  butchers 
Tillotson  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
TILLOTSON  H  I,  postmaster,  notary 

])ublic  and  W  U  Tel  opr 
Tillotson  F  L,  livery 
N'alencia  M  E,  bootmaker 
Ware  John,  painter 
Wellemlortf  L,  physician 
Wilcox  John,  uonstablc 
Young  Mrs  Thos,  saloon 


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ALPnABmOALLT. 


San  Quentin, 

MARIN    COUNTY. 

Ames  J  P,  prison  wiarden 

Arms  &  Dallam,  woodeuware 

Balink  Mrs  H,  boarding 

(Jal  Door  Co,  doors,  sash,  etc 

Cal  Furniture  Manufr  Co,  furniture 

Chambers  B,  prison  captain  1st  night 
watch 

Gorbon  J  J  C,  prison  gate  keeper 

Edger  J  C,  prison  gate  keeper 

Ellis  J,  prisoh  clerk 

Farrell  J  I),  propr  Point  Ho-^se  and  post 
master 

Johnson  J  C  &  Co,  harness 

McKae  John,  hotel 

Schumann  Joseph,  feed  stable 

Shepard  Hotel,  John  McRae 

Sherman  <Teo,  liquors 

Squme  E  il,  clerk  commissary  depart- 
ment 


San  Rafael, 

MARIN    COUNTY, 

On  the  N.  P.  C.  Railroad,  15  miles  from 
San  Francisco,  is  a  place  of  1,500  inha- 
bitants, and  one  of  the  most  pleasing 
ia  appearance.  Its  residences  are  quite 
handsume,  and  its  places  of  business  are 
tastily  arranged. 

ANDERSON  CHRIS,  carriage  painter 
San  Kafael  Carnage  Manufactory 

Anderson  W  N,  marketing,  tine  groce- 
ries, etc 

Anioudts  C,  painter 

Augustine  S  M,  supt  public  instruction 

Austin  H   surveyor 

BARNARD  MRS  M  E,  Ddmonico 

iit^Ht.iur.tiit 

BAY  VIEW  HOUSE,  llugene  Geary 
propr 

Bowers  T  J,  judge  superior  court 

HntliT  ( 'ook,  i>lioto!4r,'vnht'r 

BUTTERWORTH  E,  Mechanics'  Sa- 
loon 

Hriuii*  *i  *  J.  restaurant 

Brouiif  Win,  f.moy  [,'oods 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  M  0  Connor 
propr 

("UfA  t  (i,  hay  ftnd  grain 

Ooss  Wm,   ri:»taurant 

Corry  'J\  harness  maker 

/>kmpi«T  Wm,  treasurer 

Drtviij^ieo  W,  clerk  and  recorder 

i>odtir^  <  Jeo  M,  county  surveyor 

Donnelly  k  Dunley,  plumber 

DXJLXz   M,  Magnolia  Restaurant 

Duparque  L,  tailor 


Spinar  F  G,  hardware 
Dymodd  J,  boots  and  shoes 
EDEN  E,  coroner  and  public  adminis- 
trator 
Fagan  J,  bootmaker 
Fisher  F  A,  bakery 

GERMAN  HOTEL,  Mrs  H  Mahnken 

i>ropr 
ESKE  J  C  ft  SON,  groceries 
GILBERT  HOUSE,  S  C  Edwards  propr 
Gordon  U  M  &  Co,  bankers 
Green  J  J,  auctioneer 
Grosjeau  C,  grocers 
Guffoz  J  J,  stationery 
Hanson  T  H.  lawyer 
Harding  &  Mclson,  blacksmiths 
Haskell  &  Co,  grocers  and  gen  mdse 
Heilfrom  B,  butcher 
Heuny  A  J,  grocer  and  gen  mdse 
Herzog  M,  butcher 
Hichheimer  S,  butcher 
Hiorson  H,  wood  and  coal 
Hoxie  J,  liquors 

HUGHES  WM  S,  justice  of  the  peace 
Irwin  O,  savin^is  bank 
Johnson  J  T,  physician 
King  F  C,  li(|uors 
Kinsella  Johnson,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Kinsella    Richard,    plumber,    tinware, 

stoves,  etc 
Konstand  J,  tailor 

LAFLEURE  JOSEPH,  boarding  house 
Landgraf  Uolwrt,  jeweler 
Loweufeld  Wm,  hairdresser 
Magncs  liros,  boots  and  shoes 
MAHON  E  B,  atty  at  1  .7 
Mahon  T  J,  Muhon  Hous- 

"MARIN  COUNTY  JOURNAL,"  T 

liaratow  propr 
Mi'rtin  (t,  fruits 
Mayer  L  &  Co,  dry  goods 
McLain  A  F,  dentist 
MILLER  WM  J,  real  estate 
Murrey  M,  livery  stable 
Murry  A,  lumber  and  cement 
Olin  I'eater,  carriage  manufr 
Parisian  House,  Ktienne  Sivierou  propr 
Parry  J,  fruits 
Pirkius  Howard,  express  agt 
Peter  S,  tailor 
Pratt  F  H,  postmaster 
Pulsom  L,  iK^uors 
Ramor  M  B,  restaurant 
Rotche  R  A,  assessor 
SALE  WM,  furniture,  upholstery,  otn 
Sandord  &  Jacol)s,  plumbers 
San    Rafael    French    Bakery,    ^idrerr 

(J Olin  propr 
Schneider  J  J,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc 
SCHWIESAN  £,  grocer 
SHAVER  ISAAC,  planing  mills  aud 

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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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Spinar  F  G,  hardware 

Sprague  A  A,  station  agt 

Taylor  W  O,  physician 

Thompson  L  H,  druggist 

THOMAS  J  W,  house  painter 

Towuseud  James,  sheriff  and  tr.x  oollectr 


ALVA  JEWELL. 


Towle  G  M,  dist  atty 
Tumpertz  H,  merchant  tailor 
Walmsley  D  H  Jr,  upholsterers 
Walsh  F  S,  liquors 
WILKINS  H,  atty  at  law 
WOLF  JOHN,  druggist 

W.  H.  JEWELL. 


SAN  RAFAEL  LIVERY  STABLE 


Corner  4th  and  B  Streets. 


The  oldest  Stand  in  the  County  and  the  best  Stock. 


Elfgant  Tiirnoiitiii,  I>oiil>l('  and  t^iii^sle, 
of  Every  f>«'>»<Tiption. 

SADDLE  HORSES. 

Spft'i;il  attention  (iiiid  to  Roarding  Stock. 

JEWELL  BROTilERS,  Proprietors. 


San  Ramoon, 

CONTRA    COSTA    COINTV, 
Is  18  miles  southeast  of  Martinez. 


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Barrett  .las,  hotel 

]<ii!«ir  M,  hlacksmith  and  wagoumakt" 

BRIGHAM  L  B,  liq"<»sj      , 

Crab  \V  H,  pastor  M  K  church 
Dorn  li  NV,  gen  nulse 
<;iass  &  Ivory,  gcii  nulse 
lIoi-MU  1',  hotel 

McPHEETERS  GEO  W,  blacksmith 

and  wa!,'onmak('r 
Miadle  .(osepli,  barlH.r 
Niirris  .Fas,  liijuoi-s 
THORP  P  A,  bootmaker 


Santa  Ana, 

LOS    ANUELE.S    COUNTY  , 

Is  the  second  city  in  every  respect  in  the 
county,  having  a  population  of  3,000. 
The  Iandsca[)i3  of  the  section  is  incom- 
parably beautiful  and  the  climatic  feat- 
'ires  are  superior.  It  is  10  miles  from 
thr"  sea,  and  ilepenils  on  tlio  agricultural 
interests  for  its  sui)port.  It  is  a  pros- 
perous place  and  is  well  supplied  with 
good  schools,  churches  and  society. 

Andrews  C  N,  teacher 

Buley  .1  (r,  physician 

Hethuno  J  li,  atty  at  law 

Bowers  .1  C,  agt  for  J  M  Grithth  &  Co 

Brown  \Vm  T,  ai,'t,S  P  K  II 

Bunily  &  McFadtlen,   hardware,    paints, 

oils  ami  wag  )n  lumber 
Butler  Rev   (t  E,  pastor  M   E  Church, 

South 
Calloway  Rov  .1  B,  pastor  M  E  Church 
Chandler  &.  (iarnsjy  Mrs  and  Miss,  mil- 
linery :ind  driissmaking 

Is  a  poatoffice  on  tlie  sea  coast,  45  miles  CHANDLER  IRA,  groceries,   notions 

from  San   Luis  Obispo.     Chief   landing!      boots  and  slioes 

for  Cambria  freight.  Cliristiau  Church,  Rev  H.  C  Lyle  pas- 


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San  Simeon, 

SAN    LI  IS    OUISl'O    COINTY, 


Bowles  Calcl),  justice  of  peace 

Clark  Josepli,  whaling  station 

Fraiikle  Leopold,  gen  nidse,  postmiwter, 
P  C  S  S  agt,  wiiarfinger  and  ware- 
houseman 

Paclieco  Bros,  liotel,  saloon  ami  Paso 
Uobles  Stage  proprs 

Paso  P.oblos  Stage  (tri-weekly),  Pacheeo 
iros  proprs 


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COBLER    FRANK,  editor  and  propr 

"Santa  Ana   Weekly  Times,"  Fourth 
Crane  ^  A,  pliysician 
Dawson  k  l\)well,  me:it  m  irket 
I>ibble  H  B,  druggist  and  cigars 
DIBBLE   R   H,    stoves,    tinware 

iilumbing 
iTjI3  T  J,  surveyor.  Sycamore 
Inundorf  Wm,  dentist 


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ALPHABWnCAI.I<T. 


ETJBEKA  LIVERY  &  FEED  STA- 
BLE. H  Neill  propr 
ET  EBANK,  billiards  and  liquors 

FASHION  LIVERY  &  FEED  STA 

BLE,  Hickey  k  Dawsun  proprs 
Faulkner  Danl,  board  and  lodging 
Fint  Keuben,  sewing  machine  repairer 
Ford  G  W,  nursery 
Forster  Adam,  barber 
Garnsey  Jas,  brick  manufr 
Gildmacher  L  &  D,  gen  mdse  and  agl 

impts 
Goldsmith  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Gray  D  B,  manager  of  saloon  for  Noel 

&Felt 
Griffith  J  M  &  Co,  lumber  dealers,  A  C 

Bowers  agt 
Grossmayer  &  Co,  gen  mdso 
Hamilton  R  F,  groceries 
Harlin  T  J,  gen  mdse 
Haywood  J   S  &  Co,  hardware,  stoves 

and  tinware 
Heathman  W  F,  atty  at  law 
HICKEY    &    DAWSON,   proprietors 

Fashion  Livery  &  Feed  Stable 
Hoge  T  M,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 
Holzgrnfo  Ferdinand,  wheelwright 
Howe  P^physician  and  surgeon 
HUMPBlREYS  C  W,  justice  of 

peace,   notary  public,   real  estate 

insurance  agent 
Isbell  J  F,  constable  and  collector 
JESSEN  HENRY,  blacksmith 
JONES   M   S,  physician,    oculist 

111  1*1  S^ 

LAYMAN  J  W,  propr  Santa  Ana  Ho 

tel  and  pub  "Santa  Ana  (weekly)  Her 

aid" 
Lowe  Jno,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
LYLE    HENE  Y  C,  M  D,  dentist  and 

pastor  of  (,'hristian  Church 
Miller  &  Eichlcr,  i)rnprs  Santa  Ana  Val 

ley  Flour  Mills 
Montgomery  Victor,  atty  at  law 
Mosher  C  A,  druj^gidt  and  ins  ajt 
NEILL  HENRY,   propr   Eureka  Liv- 

ery  &  Feed  Stable 
NEWMAN  H  A,  saddles  and  harness 
Nichols  &  Kell,   furniture,  bedding  and 

undertaking 
Noel  &  Felt,  saloon,  D  B  Gray  manager 
PARISH  W  B,  merchant  tailor 
Parker  Uev  H  I,  pastor  Baptist  Church 
PAUL  JOHN  R,  undertaking 
Pellegrin  A  L,  photographer 
Pellegrin  E  J,  watches  and  jewelry 
Renter  BroH,  saloon  and  public  hall 
Ritchey  Wni,  constable 
ROWE  B  N,  books,  stationery,  notions 

and  news  depot 
Rubottom  ChasE,  watchmaker  and  je^ 

eler 
Ryel  P  G,  hotel  ^ 


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Sackman  Jno,  blacksmith 

"SANTA  ANA  HERALD"  (weekly). 

J  W  Layman  pub  and  propr 
SANTA  ANA  SOTEL,  J  W  Layman 

propr 
Santa  Ana  Valley  Flour  Milla.  Miller  & 

Eichler  proprs 

"SANTA  ANA  WEEKLY  TIMES," 

Frank  Cobler  editor  and  propr 

Saulisbury  B  J,  real  estate  and  sewing 
machine  agt 

Schirm  Geo.  bakery  and  confectionery 

Schrode  W  W,  meat  market 

Souther  Asa  F,  bootmaker 

SPUROEON  W  H,  gen  mdse,  agent 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  postmaster 

SYCAMORE  HALL,  Renter  Bros 
proprs 

Thelan  C,  saddles  and  harness 

Thompson  Jacob,  guns,  pistols  and  am- 
nunition 

Tucker  W  A,  saloon 

TURNER  E,  city  scales,  cigars,  tobac- 
co und  varieties 

United  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  T  J 
C  Webster  pastor 

Watson  P,  barber 

Webster  Rev  T  J  C,  pastor  Presbyter- 
ian Church 

Yost  Isaac,  blacksmith  and  gunsmith 


Santa  Barbara, 

SANTA   BARBARA  COUNTV, 

The  county  seat,  is  easily  reached 
by  P.  C.  steamers,  sailing  every  five 
days  from  San  Francisco,  or  C.  P. 
and  S.  P.  K.  R.  fr(>m  San  Francisco 
or  Los  Angeles  to  Newhall,  and  Ttjle- 
graph  Stage  thence,  78  miles.  The 
town  is  delightfully  situated  in  a  smooth 
valley  sloping  from  the  high  mountains 
on  the  north  to  the  sunny  beach  on  tlie 
south.  Tlit'se  mountains  ofroetually 
shut  off  all  north  winds,  and  make  tiic 
town-site  one  of  tlio  finest  imaginable. 
The  eiVeot  and  contrast  formed  by  tlios-j 
nigged  barriers  iu  the  background  rising 
so  abruptly  from  an  evergreen  and  ftrti''^' 
val'ey  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciate 
The  climate  of  Santa  Barbara  is  quiti 
mild,  and  is  beneficial  for  .avalids  ami 
persons  having  weak  lungs.  The  ^lo 's- 
urcii  of  Santa  Barbara  consist .  .  'nving, 
horse-back  riding,  hunting,  nahing  and 
bathing,  for  the  enjoyment  f  all  which 
she  affords  the  beat  facilities.  The  im- 
provements of  the  town  are  very  c  i- 
aiderablc.  There  are  eight  chuiclics, 
besides  the  old  Mission,  that  Mas  built 
over  one  hundred  years  ago;  one  college 
one  academy,  besides  a  fine  public  school 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


Th«*  M«tl«I  Cemmerelal  C^Ilei 
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California — Santa  Barbara. 


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ADAMS  ASA,  pork  packer,  State 
Adler  E  H,  junk  store 
Ahem    Miasea,    millinery    and    fancy 
joods 

AFOTHSCABIES'  HALL,  B  Gutier- 
rez, cor  State,  and  Ortega 

AEHBGTON  HOTEI.,  D  W  Thomp- 

sou  manager.  State 
ABIINOTON  STABLES,  I>W  Thomp- 
son 
Austin  N  P  &  Co,  gen  mdsc  ' 
Barker  J  L,  surveyor 
Barth  P  J,  auctioneer 
Bates  C  B,  physician 
BELL  &  HUNT,  boots  and  shoes,  676 

State 
Birabent  J  M,  hotel 
Blood  James  A  Jr,  undertaking,  carpets 

and  furnitu  e 
B0S80&  Ferreratt,  bakery 
Bovard  — ,  pastor  M  E  church 
Brecht  August,  barber 
Briiikerhoff  (1  B,  physician 
BrinkerhoflFS  B,  physiciiin 
Burdick  F  H,  clergyman  Congregational 

church 
Cantield  A,  aupt  Mission  Water  Works 
Canrield  R  B,  atty  at  law 
Castanio  Michael,  saloon 
Chambers  E  B,    watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 
Chard  k  Higgins,  meat  market 
CHASE,  ^RREN  &  CO,  publishers 

"Santa  Burharii  ludcpiBndeut " 
CHASE  WARBEN,  state  senator  third 

district  and  oJitor    ".Santa   Barbara 

Independent 
Childs   Mrs  (i,  librarian  Odd   Fellows' 

Library 
Clcale  J  A,  painter 
Collins  (<eo   N,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

maker 
Coniitilly  Daniel,  tailor 
Cook  Mortimiir,  agt  North   British   and 

Mercantile  luj  Co 
Cooper  A  S,  city  surveyor,  notary  pub 

lie  and  conveyancer 
Coviirrubias  N  A,  livery  anil  feed  stable 
Crabb  C'has,  livery  and  feed  stable 

CRANE  ALPHONSE,  books,  station 

cry,   nnisic  and  toys,  a^t  "S  V  Call," 

"Ciinmicle,"  "Alta  "  and  "Post" 
Crane  H  C,  justice  of  pcaeo 
Crane's  Hall 

Curley  T  B,  express  wiigon 
Davis  A,  meat  market 
DILLARD  R   M,  atty  at  law  and  not 

ary  public 
Doulton  Josiah,  superior  court  reporter 
Dunshee    John,     wagon     and    carriage 

builder 
Eddy  Wm  M,  pres  Santa  Barbara  County 

Bank 


Edwards  &  Boeseke,   hardware  stoves, 
agricultural  implements  and  tinware 
Emers'^n  Sc  Co,  beots  and  shoes  and  sew- 
ing machines,  etc 
Fast  S,  groceries,  provisions  and  produce 
Ferioli  Medardo,  groceries 
Fernald  Chas,  counsellor  at  law 
Finger  H  J,  drugs  and  coroner 
IIRST  NATIONAL  GOLD  BANK 

OF   SANTA   BARBARA,    Russel 

Heath  pres,  A  L  Lincoln  cashier,  cor 

State  and  Canyon  Perdido 
Fisher  I  K,  meat  market 
Fluehe  A,  merchant  tailor,  furnishing 

goods  and  hats 
Forbush  B,  uuderiaker  and  furniture 
Ford  H  C,  studio 
FRISIUS  &  HEUSTER,  liquors,  cor 

State  and  Cota 
Froom  A  W,  books  cand  stationery  and 

agt  New  Zealand  Ins  Co  and  P  G  S  S 

Co 
Frost  F  W,  dry  goods  and  clothing  ' 
GARCIA  M  F,  barber,  State 
liarland  &  Noble,  gen  mdse 
Garretson  J  M,  county  assessor  (incum- 
bent) 
Gore  J  B,  dentist 

Gorham  &  Co,  lumber,  doors,   lime,  ce- 
ment and  brick 
Goss  \V  F  M,  bootmaker 
Gourley   E  T,    freight    clerk    Steam's 

Wharf 
GOTJX  J  E,  saloon,  Morris  House 
Gray  C,  atty  at  law 
Cicenlce  D  M,  express  wagon 
Guiiiaud  B,  watches  and  jewelry 
GUTIERREZ  BENIGNO,  apothecary 

and  ilruggist,  cor  State  and  Ortega 
Haboriitz  August,  bakery 
HALL  &  HATCH,  attorneys  at  law. 

State 
Hamer  Airs  M  F,  millinery   and  fancy 

gooila 
HANAUER    M,      furnishing     goods, 

Stiite 
Harrison  C  M,   b;irber 
Harrison  Mrs  C  M,  drossniaking 
HASKELL  A  E,  supt  Telegraph  Co, 

State 
ll.ivwanl  A-  Miizzall,pliot.)'4raph  gallery 
H£AC0CK  E  H,  superi.  /judge,  Court 

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l!e..se  Bros,  tailors 
Heath  Bussel,  pres  First  National  Gold 

Bank 
lltliner  k  Silva,  barbers 
Hill  Anton,  saloon 
Hitciiiooek  Mrs  E  A,  dressmaker 

HOLLISTER  COL  W  W  farmer  and 
vice  pres  First  Nat  Gold  Bank,  10  0 
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Hubel  John,  saloon 


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ALPIIABETrCALIiT. 


Hunt  &  Bates,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers  and  agts  Studebaker  wagons 
HUNT    C  C|  groceries,    crockery   and 

glassware,  (570  State 
HUNT    &    MOORE,    book    and    job 

printing 
Hunter    John      M,      supervisor     first 

township 
Hunter  W'm,  agt  sewing  machines 
Jack  Misri  S,  watches  and  jewelry 
Jamison  T  B,  supervisor  third  township 
Johnson  Geo  N,   musical  instruments, 

cutlery  and  candy  mauufr 
JOHNSON  J  N,  Victoria  Feed  and  li- 
very stable,  Victoria 
Kaeding  &  Covarrubias,  saloon 
Kingsbury  Frank,  opr  W  U  Tel  Co 
Kimlierly  Mrs  J  A,  private  boarding 
KINCAID  J  H,  dist  atty.  State 
KNOX  S  B  F,  physician  and  surgeon, 

cor  State  and  Carillo 
Lee  D  B,  dentist 
Lehner  Saml,  meat  market 
Iceland  (Jeo  VV,  livery  and  feed  stable 
LEVY  CERF,  wines  and  liquors.  State 
Levy  J,  cigars,  tohacco,  fruits,  candies 
Lincoln  A  L,    cashier   First  Nat  (>old 

Bank 
LINDEN  J  T,  oyster  saloon,  liquors  and 

cigars,  State 
Lobero's  Theater,  Anacapa  and  Canyon 

Perdido 
Logan  I)  |),  physician 
Longawa  .lohii,  carriage  and  sign  painter 
Loomis  S,  saddles  and  liarncss 
Maguire  .1  A,  ciuars  and  tobacco 
Maltby  Clias,  collector  U  S  internal  re- 
venue 
McNeiiy  C  H,  agt  Fireman's   Fund    Ins 
Co,    California     Ins    Co,    Commercial 
Union  Assurance  Co  and    Travelers' 
Acciileiit  Ins  Co 
McNulta  Tlmmas,  atty  at  law 
Mcl'hail  H  A  C,  hunks,  statidncry,  music 
and  fancy  goods 

McPHAIL  &  SON.  furniture  and  Ad- 
ding, titl-t  St:ite 

Meany  .Inlin,  uasiittcr  and'])lunil)er 

Miller  Israel,  watclies,  clocks  and  jew- 
elry 

Mi.sfiion    Water   C<i,    A      Cantield    supt 

Moby  \  J,  'nciriiant  tailor- 
Monti  jn  Florcncio,  saddle-tree  maker 

Mofirc  r  L,  cigar  inannfr 

MOORE  ST,  Santa  Barbara  Marble  and 
Stunc  W'rirks 

More  Ill-OS,  (M  II  &  .1  F),  stock-raisers 
and  i-cal  (state  owners 

Moreno  l''raiicisco,  saddler 

.Morris  .las  F,  hotel 

.Mailer  II  ("t  Ilro,  brewery 

MUNROE  JAMES.  I'n.pr  Occidental 
llotcl,  cor  State  and  Cota 


Murat  Mrs  J,  restaurant 

Naponio  Peter,  groceries 

Nebel  Chas,  carriage  trimmer 

Newell  P  N,  groceries,  crockery  and 
woodenware 

Nickson  Thomas,  architect  and  builder 

Norcross  Miss  J,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

Obando  J  M,  baths  and  barber 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,  James  Mun- 
roe  propr,  cor  State  and  Cota 

Odd  Fellows  Public  Library,  Mrs  G 
Childs  librarian 

OGLESBY  A  A  JR,  attorney  at  law, 
State 

Orena  Gasper,  capitalist 

Otis  H  G,  special  agt  U  S  Treas  Dept 
Alaska,  res  Santa  Barbara 

Packard  A,  atty  at  law 

I'arma  G  B,  groceries,  fruits  and  can- 
dies 

Parma  Vincent,  saloon 

Pendola  (i   B,  groceries 

Perham  1)  B,  State  Street  Market 

Perkins  A  O,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  Ex 

Perkey  I)  .1,  carpenter 

PETERS  GEO  S,  saloon.  State 

Phillips  A  \V,  constable 

Pierce  Charles,  lundx-r  and  building  ma- 
terial 

Balfour  Mis  J,  restaurant 

lUch  .1  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

RICHARDS  &  BOYCE,  attys  at  law, 

state 
Bichardson       Wm      T,    carpenter     and 

builder 
Iiios  Frank,  livery  .stable 
Boeder   &     Ott,    hardware,    stoves    and 

tinware 
Bogers  Hro.s  &  Co,   groceries,   provi.sions 

and  agts  South  Hriti.sli   and    National 

Ins  Co 
Bossi  Angilo,    groceries,   fruits,  candies, 

cigars  and  tobaccf) 
Bossi  \',  jewelry  mauufr 
liuiz  \  .Nl,  dnius  and  toilet  articles 
RUNDELL  ELI,  agt  Tel   stage  Co,  V 

O  building 
Russell  l>  If,  sccond-h;ind  furniture 

RUTHERFORD  GEO,  borseshoer. 
(  'aii\  on   I'ei'dido 

RYNJERSON  C  C  &  SON,  Santa  H;u- 
liara  Flour  .Mills,   Cliapala 

St  \  iiicent  School,  conducted  by  daugh- 
ters of  ( 'liarity 

Santa  Barbara  Colleu'e,  conducted  By 
Mr.s  Flwood  ( 'ooper 

Santa  Barbara  County  Bank,  Wm  .M 
Fildy  i)resident 

SANTA  BARBARA  FLOUR  MILLS. 

C    C    Kyncrsoa    &    Son    proprs,  Clia- 
pala 
Santa  Barbara   Gas  Works,    Wni  Tomp- 
kins supt 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE/ «^-s„!:«r.,«;^ri„re°;r' 


California — Santa  Barbara. 

ALFIIAUKTICAIjLY. 


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Santa  Barbara  Hot  Springs,  L  Stark 
propr,  five  miles  NE  of  town 

"SANTA  BARBARA  INDEPEND- 
ENT," (weekly),  F  A  Moore  publish- 
er and  propr.    State 

SANTA  BARBARA  MARBLE  AND 

STONE  WORKS,  S  T  Moore  propr, 
State  bet  Ortega  and  Deloijara 

"SANTA  BARBARA  PRESS, "  (daily 

and  weekly),  H  O  Otis   publisher  and 

proprietor.  State 
Scarzolo  Jo,s,  meat  market 
SCRIMINGER  E  M,     constable  and 

collector,  State 
Sexton  Joseph,  Santa  Barbara  Nursery 

Depot,  Geo  H  Wyatt  managar 
Shaw  J  B,  physician 
Sheffield    E    S,   cashier  Santa    Barbara 

County  Bank 
Shepard  H  T,  planing  mill  and  feed  mill 
Sherman  Chas  E,  siieriff 
Short  .las  M,  supervisor  second  townshii) 
Simon  Silvian,  bakery 
SING    CHUNG,     Chinese     morchaut. 

Canyon  IV-rdido 
Smallwood  A  B,  city  tax  collector 
Smith  E.I,  stoves  and  tinware 
Smith  F  L,  blacksmith 
Spaulding  Miss  .J    E,    pliysiciaii,    (Hom- 

(I'jiathic) 
Spc'iicc  .lolin,  nurseryman  and  tlorist 
Si)roul  Wni,  drayman 
S(|uire  Bros,  marble  works 
Stafford  \V  H,  city  liill  poster 
Staijicr  .J  .1,    manager   Steele    Bros  meat 

market 
Stauiford  Ceo  B,  "Tribune  I'riiitiiiL' Co," 

ai.'t  W,  F  i*t  Co's  Fx,  Coast  IMh-  Stage 

( 'i>  and  Tel  St.i'ji' '  '<> 
STARK   &  COOKSEY.   l  r  pr^    i:agie 

Mole! 
Stark    L,    Santa    Barl)ara  Hot    Springs, 

five  miles  N  1-]  of   tow  n 
Sti'i'le  liros,  meat  market 

STEARNS  JOHN  P,  St.arns'  wharf 
:iiid    warrhousc 

STEPHENS  WML.  am'tio,u.,.r,  con- 
st,ilile,  lollcctoi',  leccl  stablisind  board- 
iiii:  house 

Stew  art  \\  F,  casliicr  Tlie  Kauk  of  S;in 
Luis  Oliispo 

Stnild.inl  Henry,  [)ostmaster 

STORKE  C  A,  atty  at  law    and   notary 
jiulilie,   State 
\  Stratton  W  C,  atty  at  law 
I  Streetei'  Wm,   carpenter 

Sti'iedl  Mil  heal,  boots  and  sliois 

StriiiLitieid  A  M,  |ihoto;;raph  ;;allery 


TELEGRAPH  STAGE  CO,  A  E  Has- 

kell  supt,  P  0  building 

THE  ORIGINAL  GRANGERS 

STORE.  P  B  Prefumo  propr 

Thomas  B  F,  atty  at  law 

Thomas  (i  W,  toys,  candy,  cigars,  tobacco 

Thompkins  Wm,  supt  S  B  Gas  Works 

Thompson  C  A,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

Thompson  Carl,  saloon 

THOMPSON  DW,  The  Arlington  Hotel 
and  stables 

Thornton  O  F,  city  assessor 

Thurman  (1  E,  county  supt  public  in- 
struction 

Tilley  W  J  &  Son,  groceries,  crockery 
and  glassware 

Tomassini  Jas  &  Co,   saloon 

Tones  August,  restaurant 

Trew  A  C  L,  rector  (Episcopal)  Trinity 
Church 

"Tribune  Printiu!,'  Co,"  J  K  Tuley,  W 
\V  Waters  .and  C  B  Staniford 

Tuley  .1  K,  "Tribune  Printing  Co" 

Turner  S  M,  stoves  and  tinwaie 

UNG  HI,  laundry,  Victoria 

Valenznela  ( luadalupe,  saddler 

Van  Valkenbur^  Fdiiar,   s;doon 

VENABLE  McDowell  R,  atty  at 

law  and  notary  [tublic 

Verlaijue  .S;  groceries 

Vila  James,  priest.  Church  Virgin 
Mary,    (Catlu)lic) 

Vogt  Carl,  physician 

^Valcott  J,  groceries,  crockery,  glassware 

Warn  I  C,   blacksmith 

Warn  T  F,  wheelwright 

Waters  W  W,  "Tribune  Printing  Co" 

Wtals  Thomas,   bakery 

Wethered  Lewiu,  a^t  Tyson  Manu- 
facturing' Ci),  Maltimore 

U'lieatou  W  11,  soap  factory 

Wiieaton  Wm,  lodging  iiouse 

WILCOXON  JM,  atty    at  law  and  no- 
tary public 
Williims  A  B,  c(nuity  clerk 
'  Williams  Henry,   restaurant 
'  Williams  N  W,  ins  agt 
]  Winehe.sti'r  H  K,    propr  Santa    Barbara 
!      Street  K  Iv 
Winchester  K  F,  physician 
WINTONN    W,     real    estate,     agent 
I'liuMiix    aiul    Home     Insurance     Co, 
.Etna  Ins  Co,  lioyal.    Norwudi,  Union 
ami    Faneashire    '\\h    Cos' and  notary 
public.  Cold  Hardv  building 
Wood  I''  A,  |)hysi<i:in 
Woodbridee  W  11,  real  estate  and  insagt 
WRIGHT  PAUL  R     atty  at  law  and 
searcher  of  rei-ords,  State 


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Stuart  A  M  (1.  physician  and  surgeon 

Sullivan  &   Hogaii,  iilacksruitlis,  paiutersj  Vane/.  Matilda,  groceries 

SULLIVAN   J   J,  l^x'ts  and    sho»,'s,  l),  Ybarra  It,  saloon 

Kiordan  manager  ^'oung  Mrs.l  W,  millinery,  fancy  gooda 

Summers  Mrs  E.I,    varieties,   stationery!  Vndart  N,  county  treasurer 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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California — Santa  Barbara-Santa  Clara. 


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This  House  is  the  most  elegantly  arranged  Hotel  in  Southern  Califor- 
nia and  oilers  superior  accommodations  to  families  and  tourists. 


Santa  Clara, 

BANTA    CLARA    COLNTY, 

Is  a  pretty  little  town  of  1,200  inhabi- 
tants situated  four  miles  from  Sau  Joso, 
with  which  it  is  connected  by  horse  and 
Bteum  cars. 


Aberduner  M,  druguist 
Allen  A  L,  ilrcssmaker 
Bergen  &  Co,  dry  goods 
Billings  J  M,  postmaster  and  varieties 
Bossert  Chas,  bakery 
Brackctt  (J  T,  painter 
Bradbury  E  C,  blacksmith  and   wagon- 
maker 


Burk  E  E,  constable 

Clencay  V  W,  justice  peace 

COLEMAN  THEO,  editor  "Santa  Clara 
Journal" 

Collin  1  J,  teacher 

Cramer  K,  feed,  wood  and  coal 

Davies  E  H  1>,  machine  shop 

Davis  J  K,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Dibbla  J  H,  hardwiirc,  stoves,  etc 

Dickson  John,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 

Dinegan  J  H,  merchant  tailor 

Donovan  R  B,  butcher 

Duncan  L,  gen  mdse 

Eberhardt  Jacob,  tannery 

Elliott  S  A  &  Co,  stoves  and  tinware 


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California — Santa  Clara-Santa  Cruz. 


807 


ALrilABCTICALLr. 


EITTEPRISE  MILL  ft  LUMBER 

CO,  J  P  Pierce  prest  and  J  P  Finley 

BUpt 

Fatjo  Ant,  gjrocer 
Fitta  Wm,  city  marshal 
Fljrnn  P  H,  blacksmith 
Guiraud  Louia,  ^ocer 
Goldbuch  J  K,  liquors 
Gosbey  J  F,  boots  and  shoes 
Gummer  8  P,  carpenter 
Habich  Aug,  grocer 
Ham  K  K,  livery  stable 
Hart  L,  dry  goods 
Hicks  H,  boots  and  shoes 

JENKINS  0  C,  notary      blic,  real  es- 
tate and  insurance  a^eui, 
Kingsbury  VV  B,  dentist 
Knowlea  J,  fruit  and  varieties 
LAM9BY  E,  grocer   wholesale  and  re 

tail,  Franklin 
Lanch  (Jeo,  brewery 
Ledgurd  J,  butcher 
Lick  Paper  Mill,  A  D  Remington  and  F 

Ainsworth  proprs 
Madan  A,  hardware,  paints  and  oils 
M;uUlen  E,  millinery  and  dre83making 
Menzel  li,  tinware,  stoves,  etc 
Michiil  Jno,  liquors 
Moulin  J  B,  confectioner 
Mueich  F  W,  blacksmith 
Nacc  J  A,  books,  news  depot  and  agent 

^Vell^  Fargo  &  Co 
Nelson  M,  supt  Pacific  Manufacturing  Co 
Pacific    Manufacturing  Co,    coffins,    M 

Nelson  sunt 
PASCHOLY   JOSEPH,  Valley  House 

and  Ucst  lurint 
PATERSON  W    T,    house    and    sign 

painter 
Rube  L,  jeweler 
Ruh  A,  liiiuors 
Saitit  Palais  H,  butcher 
SANDL  H,  li<luor8 

SANTA  CLARA  BREWERY,  Geo 

Lauck  propr 
Sauta  Clara  Fh)ur  Mill,  M  B   French  & 

Co  proprs 
Santa  Clara  Free  Reading  Room,  C  B 

TurruT  prest 

"SANTA      CLARA      JOURNAL" 

(weekly),  Tiieo  Coleman  propr 

SANTA  CLARA  TANNERY,  J-icob 

tl)crhardt  propr 
Schni'ickert  H,  harness 
Schrell'  V,  licjuors 
Snitliphine  P.  hainlresser 
STEWART  JOSEPH,  hairdresser  and 

cigars,  Main 
Stiles  E  B,  justice  of  peace 
Talbot  D  J,  furniture 

THE  BANK  OF  SANTA  CLARA 
CO, 

Thunipson  L  R,  blacksmith 


Turner  C  B,  president  Santa  Clara  Free 

Reading  Room 
Turney  C  B,  baker 
Walsh  P,  liquors 
Wanderer  H,  liquors 
Warburton  H  H,  physician 
Wassman  G,  boots  and  shoes 
WELTI  CHAS,  liquors 
Werner  C  W,  hairdresser 
Widney  Jno,  grocer 
Withrow  A  A,  harness 
Wright  G  W  &  Sou,  news  agents 
Willmeier  S,  liquors 


Santa  Cruz, 

SANTA   CaUZ   COUNTY, 

"The  Long  Branch  of  the  Pacific"',  is 
a  seaport  and  watering  place  situated  on 
Monterey  Bay,  78  miles  south  of  San 
Franci3cobyco;i8tline.  The  growth  of  the 
city  has  been  very  rapid,  chiefly  through 
the  lieauties  of  its  genial  climate  and 
picturesque  situation  becoming  known 
to  the  outside  world  as  well  as  to  the 
establidiment  of  many  social  and  busi- 
nessinstitutions  and  industries.  Increas- 
ed facilities  for  communicating  with  ev- 
ery part  of  the  State  have  also  contrib- 
uted to  this  end.  Besides  the  railroad 
connecting  Santa  Cruz  with  the  South- 
ern Paciiic  at  Pajaro,  completed  three 
years  ago,  she  has  now  a  direct  road  to 
San  Francisco.  Great  praise  is  due  the 
South  Pacific  Coast  Railroad  Company 
for  this  enterprise.  They  have  sur- 
mounted many  (litticultics  at  an  enorm- 
ous cost  in  making  a  route  through  the 
formidable  Santa  Cruz  mountains,  which 
have  seemed  to  defy  railroad  construc- 
tion heretofore.  No  less  than  seven 
tunnels,  bored  through  rock  sometimes 
as  hanl  as  adamant,  and  aggregating  3i 
miles  in  length,  were  fouml  necessary  in 
the  last  '20  miles.  The  indefatigable 
projectors  are  to  be  congratulaU'd  on  the 
success  of  their  scheme,  for  it  is,  with 
a  few  exceptiims,  the  greatest  work  of 
the  kind  in  America.  The  scenery  along 
the  new  route,  from  bay  to  bay,  w  a  se- 
ries of  agreeable  and  picturesi|ue  sur- 
prises, and  the  solidity  of  its  construc- 
tion ensures  speed  and  comfort  to 
travelers.  Santa  Cruz  is  well  supplied 
in  the  matter  of  schools  and  churches, 
newspapers,  etc.  Her  hotels  are  quite 
adeijnate  for  the  accommoilation  of  her 
sojourners,  although  during  the  Summer 
m(mths  she  has  tliousands  of  visitors. 
The  Pacific  Ocean  House  ranks  with  the 
leading  hotels  of  the  State  in  the  many 
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to  the  tourist  and  business  man.  The 
house  contains  100  rooms,  handsomely 
furnished,  and  all  the  modern  appurte- 
nances. Mr.  Fargo,  the  gentlemanly 
clerk,  is  possessed  of  the  information  of 
a  directory  for  strangers;  and  Mr.  E.  J. 
Swift,  the  worthy  landlord,  is  ever  ouj 
the  alert  to  the  wants  of  the  most  ex- 
acting. The  city  is  lighted  with  gas,' 
has  an  excellent  water  supply  l>y  two 
companies,  and  a  line  of  street  cars,  run- 
ning from  the  Mission  to  the  ocean  beach. 
Bowman's  carriage  factory,  the  most  ex- 
tensive in  the  county,  and  employing  a 
number  of  men,  is  located  here.  Keal] 
estate  in  Santa  Cruz  has  not  escaped  the' 
general  depression  of  tiie  last  two  years,  j 
but  judicious  investinunts  have  been 
steadily  advancing  in  value  becaus's  of; 
the  solid  attracti(<ns  of  the  place,  con-j 
veiiiont  location,  perfect  climate,  sea 
bathing,  beautiful  scenery,  nnmorousj 
water  powers,  and  ciiarmingly  joeated' 
building  situs.  At  tlie  real  estate  "Ex- 
change  and  Mart, "  Me<srs.  Meyiick  &i 
C"o.  gladly  supply  iufonnatinn  i>y  mail 
or  otherwise.  The  drives  of  this  vicinity 
are  as  enjoyable  as  they  are  inuuerous  ; 
tliat  along  the  bay  sliore  to  Aptos  is  not 
surj)asscd  anywhere.  Securing  a  spank-' 
ingteam  at  iiincola'.s  we  have  driven  it,' 
and  know  whercDf  we  speak.  For  de-| 
scription  of  Aptos  see  elsewhere.  A; 
favorite  route  ill  returning  to  San  Fran- 
cisco from  Santa  Cruz  is  that  by  stage  r/W 
I'escadero  and  Half  Moon  Bay,  which 
connects  with  the  Southirn  Pacilie  J{.  W. 
at  San  Mat.o.  Tlie  trip  is  made  ;ihnost' 
entiri.ly  alonj;  the  eoa.st,  in  the  sight  of 
ohl  Oci-'an,  and  i.s  replete  with  .scenes  of 
interest  ami  deligiitiul  pro.spects.  Stages' 
run  re,adarly.  Through  fare  to  San' 
Francisco,  live  doUar-s. 


AMNER  THOMAS,  Santa  Cruz  Foun- 
dry and  Mac.'hiae  .shojt,  IJiver 
Archer  &  Conner,  fancy  goods 
Armstrong  Thos,  linuors,  Pacitic  ave 
Aston  Frank,  assessor,  Court  House 
AUGSTEIN  HENRY,  barber,  Front 
BAILEY  F  E,  physician.  Bridge 
Baih-y  J    H,  agt  W   U  Tel  Co,  Pacific 

avenue 
Bailey  S   H,  watches  and  jewelry.  Pa- 
cific ave 
Baldwin  A,  bootmaker,  Mission 
Baldwin  J  E  I),   pliotograplier,    Pacific 

BANK.  EXCHANGE,    H  H  Clement, 

BANK  OF  SANTA  CRUZ  COUNTY, 

Elbert  Austin  president,  S  J    Eyuch 
vice-president,  E  J  Cox  cashier 


BABBIERI  J>  propr  French  Restaurant 
and  Hotel,  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Mission, 
(sec  advertisement) 
Barnct  S,  clothing,  Pacific  ave 
Bausch  Henry,  propr  Santa  Cruz  Brew- 
ery 
Becker  F  M,  painter.  Pacific  ave 
Beck  &  Koelin,  proprs  Pacific  Brewery, 

Mission 
Bennett  M  V,  surveyor,  Park  place 

BERNHEIM  J  &  CO,  gen  mdse.  Pa. 
eific  ave,  ojjp  postottice 

Bird  vSamuel,  bootmaker,  Laurel 

BIRKENSEER  GEO,  city  bill  poster, 
propr  of  stands  in  all  the  principal 
parts  of  town,  office  Ocean  House,  (see 
advertisement) 

Bliss  F  W,  dentist.  Pacific  ave 

Bolton  A  E,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public 

BOWMAN  EDWARD,  carriage  fac- 
tory. Front 

BOWMAN  G,  stoves,  tinware,  hard- 
ware and  crockery.  Pacific  ave 

Braser  J,  postmaster  and  books  and  sta- 
tionery, Pacific  ave 

Brioily  Edward,  groceries.  Pacific  ave 

BRUNI  J,  propr  New  French  Li(iuor 
Store,  Pacific  ave 

Bueb  l>,  saloon,  Front 

Butler  .)  E,  flouring  mill 

Butterficlil  Charles  H,  groceries  ami  pro- 
visions, I'acific  ave 

California  Powtler  Works,  Bernard  Pay- 
ton  supt 

Cappelmann  C,  li(|Uors,  Pacific  ave 

Carro  A,  bo(jtniaker,  Front 

Chaee  H  C,  clothing,  i'acifie  ave 

Chace  J  I),  meat  market,  Pacific  ave 

Chamberlain  W  W,  saloon,  cor  Pacific 
ave  and  JiOeust 

Christal  J  F,  druggist.  Pacific  ave 

CLEMENT  H  H.  propr  Bank  Exchange 
Saloon,  Pacilie  ave 

COFFIN H,  publisher  "Local  Item" 

Cohen  Emanuel,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Pa- 
cific ave 

Con  art  J!,  attorney  at  law.  Pacific  ave 

Cooper  &  Co,  groceries.  Front 

Cope  Jesse,  groceries  and  liiiuors,  Front 

COFE  W  T,  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements.  Pacific  ave 

Craig  . I  limes  A,  agent  Pajaro  Nursery, 
Pacific  avi^ 

CREAM  BAKERY,  Stillman  &  Pvan- 
eer  proprs.  Pacific  ave 

CRISTOFANINI  ANT,  li<luors.  Front 
near  W  ater 

Culverwell  Mrs  E  A,  dressmaker.  Pa- 
cific ave 

Currier  Frank,  plumber.  Pacific  ave 

CURTIS  L,  police  judge  and  justice  of 
the  peace.  Front 


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Dakcu  Elmer,  aheritf,  Court  Houso 
Duniols  L  A,  propr  Transfer  Express 
Dftvcnport  J  I*,  justice  of  the  peace 
Delahunty  John,  bootmaker,  Pacific  avo 
De  Lamater  G  B  V,  geu  milse 
De  Voll    P  H,  agent   sewing  machines 

and  paper  patterns 
De  Wolfe  Mrs  E  A,  books  and  station- 
ery, Pacific  ave 
DiesincrO,  beer  depot.  Pacific  ave 
DOELTZ   LOUIS,  nursery,  Bridge 
Downing  Wni,  litjuors,  Front 
DONOVAN  NEAL,  bootmaker,  Locust 
Duke  W  H,  manager  Santa  Cruz  Water 

Co 
Efley  Win,  watches  and  jewelery,    Pa- 
cific ave 
ELY  F  Wi  furniture  and  bedding,  Pa- 
cific ave 
England  W  P,  machinist  and  gunsmith, 

Park  place 
Ernst  (Jeorge  C,  licjuors.  Pacific  ave 
Evans  (Jeorge,  litjuors,  Pacific  ave 
FAGEN  P  B,  pliysician  and   surgeon, 
ofHce  Pacific    ave   near  Pacific   Ocean 
House,  res  Union  near  Mission 
Farnham  11  (»,  hay  and  grain,  Water 
Fainham  E,  justice  of  the  peace 
Fay  P  &  Co,  druggists,  Mission 
Felkcr  Wni,  undertaker,  Water 
Field  &  Son,  groceries.  I'acificave 
Fitch  &  Co,  market,  Pacific  ave 
Fitzjiibbons  >I,  market,  Pacilic  avo 
Flagg  D  S,  maible  works,  I'acific  ave 
FlintofT.Ioscpli,  blacksmith,  Front 
I'Vistcr  Edvvar<l,  blacksmith,  Front 
Francis  H  C,  barber.  Front 
(Jadsby  B  C,  painter,  Pacific  ave 
Gaicelon  C  C,  assistant  supt  Santa  Cruz 

K  II  Co 
(liirratt  J{  M,  supt  Santa  Cruz  &  Fel- 

toii  K  K  Co 
GINOCCHIO  L,  maccaroui,    California 
wiAes,    liiiuors  and  groceries,    Pacific 
ave  near  Ocean  House 

60LDSBY  Z  N,  attorney   at  law   and 
notary  public,  Pacilic  avt; 
!  (Icmlon    O    L,    dentist,     l>e    Lamater 's 
building 

Gosh  Carrie  A,    liomupathic  physician, 
Pacific  ave 

Goss  Cieo  W,  produce,  conunission,  boot- 
maker and  broom  maker,  I'ark 

Grindley  T  R,  physician,  Pacific  ave 

Groonie  T  B,  liquors,  Pacific  ave 

H;;udley  Miss  K,  millinery 

It.iiTington  M,  gen  mdso 

}1;  ug  Christ,  liquors.  River 

HAZELS   J   T,  druggist,    Pacific   ave, 
;iext  to  Ocean  House 

Heacock  E  G,  insurance  agt,  I'acific  ave 

Heath  &  Byrne,  stoves  and  tinwai*e.  Pa- 
cific ave 


Heitmann  Henry,  tailor,  Front 

Hicks  A  8,  saddlery  and  harness,  Pacific 

ave 
HIHN  F  A,  ro.il  estate  dealer,  propr 
Santa  Cruz  Water  Works  and  presi- 
dent Santa  Cruz  R  R  Co,  ofliee  and  res 
Locust 
Hinds  A  J,  real  estate  agent,  Pacific  ave 
Hobbs  W  H,  supt  of  schools  and  book- 
seller, Pacific  ave 
Hodson  J  R,  photographer,  Pacific  ave 
Horn  W  H,  groceries,  Water 
Hughes  David  P,  merchant  tailor,  Pa- 
cific ave 
Hunter  Wm,  blacksmith,  Mission 
James  Theo,  wagonmaker.  Front 
Jarvis  (Jeorge  M,  groceries,  Pacific  ave 
Johnson  T  B,  liijuors 
Kelly  Jeremiah,  boarding,  Front 
Knight  M  D,  pliysician,  Water 
Kobcr  F,  bootmaker,  Pacific  avo 
Kroepflie  Jacob,  liquors  and  boarding 
Lake  (J  P.  wagonmaker,  Front 
Langenbeck  J  F,  bootmaker.  Front 
Langdon  Jno  W,  blacksmitli,  Pacific  ave 
lx!il>randt  — ,  bath  houses 
Leor.cbacker    Miss   &    Mrs     Eastlack's 
^'oung  Ladies'  School,  Pacific  ave 

LESSER  J  M,  attorney  at  law,  Pacific 

ave 
LEVY  M  &  SON,  dry  goods,  clothing, 

Ijoots  and    shoes,   coi'  Pacific  ave  and 

Church 
Liddell  Wm,  bath  houses  and  boarding 
LINCOLN  &  CO,  propr   San    Lorenzo 

Stables,  Pacific  ave  near  Ocean  House 
Lindler  Edward,  bootmaker.  Front 
Lindsey  David  M,  carriagcmaker.  Water 
Littlcficld  &  Co,  expressmen.  Pacific  ave 
Littkticld  li  C  &  Co,  groceries,  Pacific 

avenue 
Logan  J  H,  superior  judge,  Court  House 
Longley  O  A,  painter.  Locust 
Lukcns  Evan,  wagonmaker,  Park 
Lyman  Joseph,  bootmaker,  Pacific  ave 
Ijynch  S  .1,    vice-president   Santa  Cruz 

Savings  Bank  and  Bank  of  Santa  Cruz 

County 
MaKiiiney  H  E,  county   clerk  and  re- 
corder. Court  House 
^LlIlor  .1  H,  groceries.  Pacific  ave 
^Llrion  &(ianlner,  groceries,  Pacific  ave 
Martin  C  C,  propr  Santa  Cruz  House, 

Front 
^L'trtin  &  Goodwin,  livery  stable,  Front 
Martin  Mrs  &  Kooser  Mrs,  milliners  and 

dressmakers,  Pacific  ave 
Martin  W  H,  foundry,  River 
McCann   F  J,  attorney  at  law,  Pacific 

ave 
McMenomy  J  J,  liquors.  Locust 

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Merrill  Mrs  J  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Pa- 
cific ave 
Merrill  ft  Toll,  livery  stables.  Water 
Mette  C  A,  blacksmith.  Water 

ME7BICK  &  CO,  real  estate  exchange 

and  mart,  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Lincoln 
Miller  Frank,  cooper,  River 
Mitchell  Israel,  barber,  Pacific  ave 
Molitor  k  Ley,  snloon,  Miasion 
Morris  S  I,  furniture  aad  bedding,  Pacific 

avo 
Morrow  E  Miss,  varieties.  Pacific  ave 
Mozzini  Paolo,  boarding,  Water 
Neary  &  Hand'ley,  groceries.  Mission 
Henry  MisseR  K  &  M,  millinery.  Pacific 

ave 
Odd  Fellows'  Library,  George  H  Sagar 

secy 
Olive  neorge,  lumber 
O'Neil  Mrs  M  J,  millinery.  Pacific  ave 
O'Reardon  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker,  Paci 

fie  ave 
Osterhus  J  A,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Pacific 

ave 
PACIFIC  COAST  S  S  CO,  George   H 

Sagar  agt 

PACIFIC  OCEAN  HOUSE,  E  J  Swift 

propr,  Pacific  ave 

PATRICK  H  C,  editor  and  propr 
"Santa  Cruz  Weekly  Courier  " 

Patterson  E  R,  deputy  U  S  marshal  with 
E  L  Williams 

Payton  Bernard,  supt  California  Powder 
Works 

^eck  N  T,  constable 

PETERS  &  CURTIS,  cigars,  tobacco, 
candies,  etc.  Pacific  ave 

Peterson  A  M,  harncssmakei^  Pacific 
ave 

Pierrugue  J  &  Co,  varieties.  Pacific  ave 
and  Mission 

PLACE  GEORGE  W,  dry  goods.  Paci- 
fic ave 

Poggi  George,  boarding.  Front 

Pray  A  Drennan,  real  estate  and  ins 
agts.  Park  place 

Proctor  F  C,  clothing,  Front 

Randall  Horace,  boots  and  shoes 

Reynolds  W  W,  cabinet  maker.  Park 
place 

Rhodes  W  H,  gunsmith.  Pacific  ave 

Robertson  S  L,  coroner  and  public  ad- 
ministrator, Court  House 

SAGAR  GEORGE  H,  agt  P  C  s  s  Co 

Sanford  G  W,  hairdresser.  Pacific  ave 
San   Lorenzo  Flume  &,  Transportation 
Co,  R  M  Garratt  supt 

SAN  LORENZO  STABLES,  Lincoln 

&  Co  proprs.   Pacific  ave  nr  Ocean 
House 

SANTA  CRUZ  BANK  OF  SAVINGS 

&  LOAN,  Elbert  Austin  pres,    S  J 
Lynch  vice-pres,  E  S  Cox  cashier 


Santa  Cruz  &  Felton  R  R  Co,  A  E  Davis 

Sres,  R  M  Garratt  supt,  S  H  Willey 
r  clerk  

SANTA  CRUZ  FOUNDRY,  Thomaa 
Amner  propr.  River 

"SANTA  CRUZ   LOCAL   ITEM" 

(weekly),  H  Coffin  propr 

Santa  Cruz  liumber  Association,  planing 
mill 

SANTA  CRUZ  R  R  CO.  F  A  Hihn 
pres  and  supt,  C  C  Garcelon  asst  supt, 
office  and  depot  Park 

SANTA  CRUZ  &  SAN  MATEO 
STAGE  LINE,  via  Pescadero,  ofiice 
Ocean  House 

"SANTA  CRUZ  SENTINEL"  (week- 
ly), McPherson  ft  Waldron  pubs; 
Duncan  McPherson  editor,  office  cor 
Pacific  ave  and  Locust 

Santa  Cruz  Water  Co,W  H  Duke  man- 
ager 

"SANTA  CRUZ  WEEKLY  COUR- 
IER," H  C  Patrick  editor  and  propr, 
ofiice  cor  Pacific  and  Locust 

Schilling  Henry,  laundry 

Scott  &  Jones,  city-  stables.  Pacific  ave 
opp  Walnut 

Sheramske  M,  tailor,  ^acific  ave 

Simpson  James  F,  feed  mill,  cor  Mission 
and  Laurel 

Smallwood,  Joseph,  barber.  Mission 

Staiger  R,  bakery,  cor  Bridge  and  Pacific 
ave 

Stefflor  George,  furniture  and  undertak- 
er, Pacific  ave 

Steinmetz  Chas,  county  treasurer  and 
tax  collector 

STILLMAN  &  RANGER,  groceries 

and  bakery,  Pacific  ave 
STOREY  W  D,  dist  atty  and  atty  at 

law,  Court  House 
Sweeny  T  A,  barber.  Ocean  House 

SWIFT    E    J,    propr    Pacific    Ocean 

House 
Tanner  J  G,  druggist.  Pacific  ave  and 

Front 
Tuylor  A  A,  news  agent,  Pacific  ave 
Thompson  Richard,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co  and 

notary  public,  Pacific  ave 
Thurber  I  L,  stonecutter,  contractor  and 

maso.i,  Pacific  ave 
Tihado  E  W,  liquors.  Pacific  avo 
Tilden  P  E,  blacksmith, Water 
Trefry  J  H,  hotel,  Fiont 
Trefry  Stephen,  livery  stable,  Front 
Tscheinen  C  Mme,  dressmaker.  Pacific 

ave 
Van  Guelder  A  A,  atty  at  law.  Front 
Vaux  E  F,  physician,  Pacific  ave 
Walker  Thomas,   constable,  office  with 

Judge  Curtis.  Front 
Waterman  W  F,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker.  Pacific  ave 


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Codifomia — Santa  Cruz. 

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Weber  H,  saloon,  Front 

Weber  &  Pratschner,  Germania  Hotel, 

cor  Locust  and  Vine 
Wente  Daniel,  boarding.  Front 
WERNER  CHRIS  F,  Arion  Saloon, 

agent  Philadelphia  Brewery  (S  F),  cor 

Front  and  Pacific  ave 
Werner  John,   harness  maker,   Pacific 

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Wheeler  T  A,  agt  Singer  Manufg  Co 
Wilkins  House,  P  V  Wilkins,  Paci 


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Wiiley  Her.ry,  hardware.  Pacific  ave 
Williams  E  L,  deputy  clerk  of  internal 

revenue 
WILLIAMS    RICHARD,    tinner, 

plumber  and  roofer,  Pacific  ave 
Williamson  k  Garrett,  groceries 
Wright  T  W^,  county  surveyor.  Court 

House 
Wulbecke  H,  locksmith,  Locust 
Young  Miss  Lydie,  dressmaker.  Water 


Young  M,  confectionery.  Pacific  ave 
Young  W  P,  butcher,  Pacific  ave 
Younger  Charles  B,  atty  at  law,  cor  Pa- 
cific ave  and  Front 
Zaro  M,  restaurant  and  oyster  saloon, 
Pacific  ave 


GEO.  BIRKENSEER, 

BILL  POSTER 

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DISTRIBUTOR, 

Pacific  Ocean  House  BoolacUtanl, 

SANTA  CRUZ,  CAL. 


FRENCH  RESTAURANT  AND  HOTEL, 


( PARIS  STYEiG. ) 
SANTA.    CRUZ,    CALIFORNIA.. 


J.  BARBIERI, 


Proprietor. 


This  Restaurant  is  supplied  with  the  best  the  Market  affords. 
Will  be  furnished  in  flrst-class  s'^yle  at  the  Lowest  Rites. 


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Private  Dining  Rooms  ITp  Stairs  for  Families. 

Iiadies'  and  Qentlempn's  Private  Dinins  Room  Down  Stairs. 

SAN  LORENZO 

LIVERY,  BOARDING  AND  SALE  STABLES, 

Pacific  Avsnue,  adjoining  Ocean  Hous3,  Santa  Qnz,  Cal. 


FI(IST-@L/^SS  TIGRIS  I  TUGlMi^UITS 

At  Lower  Prices  than  any  ether  stable  in  the  City. 

HORSES  BOARDED  AT  THE  LOWEST  RATES. 


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SANTA  CBUZ,  CALIFORNIA, 


E.  J.  SWIFT,  Proprietor. 


STRICTI^Y    FIRST-CLASS 


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RATES   REASONABLE. 


Santa  Maria, 

SANTA   BARBARA    COUNTY. 

GM)ODWIN  &  BRYANT,  gen  mdse 

GOODWIN  J  F,  postmaster 

Jones  T  &  Son,  undertaker,  oils,  paints, 

hardware,  stationery,  etc 
Kreidel  &  Fleislies,  gen  mdse 
Miller  J  T,  pliyi^ician 


Santa  Monica, 

LOS     ANGELES     COUNTY, 

Is  a  resort  for  tourists  and  pleasure- 1 
seekers  on  the  ocean  bead'.,  15  miles 
from  Los  Angeles,  with  which  it  is  con- 1 
nected  by  a  narrow-gauge  railroad.  Tlie 
climate  is  very  line,  and  the  country  is 
picturesque.  It  has  a  population  of  800, 
and  is  in  a  prosperous  condition. 


BASSETT  RALPH,  gen  mdse.  Third 
Beeler  Mrs  A  J,  candy  factory 
Bohme  Geo,  stoves  and  tinware 
BOYCE  M  B,  atty  at  law,  postmaster, 

ins  agt  and  notary  public.  Third 
CHAFINE  K,  justice  of  peace.  Third 


Cudehy  John,  saloon 

Donald  John,  agt  Santa   Monica  Land 

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Downs  Miss  Blanche,  teacher 
Elliott  — ,  physician 
daddy  M  K,  livery  stable 
( Jiroux  H  &  Bro,  groceries 
Hart  Miss  Jennie,  teacher 
Huie  J  M,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Jefferics  J  P,  physician 
Johnson  M  D,  hotel 
Morgan  John  C,  atty  at  law 
Niudecken  A  H,  groceries 
OLMSTED  JOHN  C,  books,  stationery 

and  varieties,   and  agt  W,   F  &  Co.'s 

Express,  Third 
O'Melveny  E  H,  agt  L  A  &  I  R  R  ami 

manager  W  U  Tel  Co 

PERKINS  HOUSE,  Joseph  Perkins 
propr,  Third  and  Oregon  ave 

PERKINS  JOSEPH,  propr  Perkins 
House,  Third  and  Oregon  ave 

Perry  Franklin,  barlwr 

Rogers  Geo  I,  constable  and  collector 

Sadlier  Francis  A,  saloon 

Santa  Monica  Bath  House,  Chas  Waller 


propr 
Santa    Monica   Hotel, 


M    D   Johnson 


propr 
Santa  Monica  Land  Co,  John  Donald 

VAWTER  W  D,  gen  mdse.  Third 


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Blanchard  &  Bradley,  flour  mil' 

Boor  E,  teacher 

Brown  W,  blacksmith 

Cohn  M  &  S,  gen  mdae 

Everman  B  W,  teacher 

Gordon  W  A,  liquors 

Guiberson  Dr  S  P,  drugs 

Hector  Z,  blacksmith 

McLean  D,  teacher 

McMillan  P,  livery  stable 

Scott  John,  gen  mdse 

SHEPARD  A  H,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co,  W, 

F  &  Co  and  postmaster 
Skinner  &  Dobbins,  gen  mdse 
Tanner  R  R,  constable 
Wilkerson  S,  blacksmith 


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Santa  Paula,  California. 

Keeps  a  |j;cneral  assortment  of 

Cutlery,  Stationery,  Etc. 

Also,  a  splendid  stock  of 

TOBACCO    AND    CICARS 

Constantly  on  hand 
AT  THt:  POS^T  OFFICE. 

Santa  Rita, 

MONTEREY     COUNTY, 
On  a  stage  road,  3  miles  from  Salinas. 

Archer  S  M,  physician  and  surgeon 
Castro  M  A,  liquors 
Cohn  M,  groceries 
Hubbard  P  (I,  blacksmith 
IRVINE  SAJHUEL,  groceries  and  post- 
master 
Sota  R  M  F,  atty  at  law 


associates  in  1852,  on  the  north  side  of 
Santa  Rosa  creek,  and  about  two  miles 
from  the  foothills.  To  the  south,  west 
aud  north  lie  the  splendid  valleys  of 
Petaluma,  Santa  Rosa  and  Russian  riv- 
er, unexcelled  for  productiveness  in  the 
State,  and  filled  with  a  prosperous  popu- 
lation. The  climate  is  mild  and  equa- 
ble, and  the  soil  produces  crops  every 
year — the  dry  seasons  being  the  best  in 
this  valley.  The  public  schools  have 
two  commodious  buildings,  with  a  nu- 
merous corps  of  j  teachers.  Therej  are 
also  two  fine  collegiate  buildings,  eight 
churches,  one  foundry  and  machine 
shop,  one  iirst-class  woolen  mill,  two 
tanneries,  two  flouring  mills,  one 
planing  mill,  and  numerous  carriage  and 
smith  shops.  De  Turks'  winery  and  dis- 
tillery, one  of  the  largest  on  the  coast,  is 
located  here,  and  crushes  over  one 
thousand  tons  of  grapes  yearly.  There 
are  other  wineries  in  the  neighborhood, 
which  are  noted  for  their  large  production 
of  grapes.  The  "Santa  Rosa  Republi- 
can," the  "Sonoma  Democrat,"  and  the 
"Daily  Republican,"  newspapers,  are 
published  hore.  The  plaza  is  one  of  the 
finest  in  the  State,  and  the  location  of 
the  city  is  unexcelled  for  beauty.  Its 
main  trade  is  derived  from  the  vineyard 
and  agricultural  interests  of  the  locaility. 


Santa  Rosa, 

SONOMA   COUNTY, 

Santa  Rosa,  the  county  seat  of  Sono- 
ma county,  contains  a  population  of 
about  5,000.  The  town  was  laid  out  by 
F.  G.  Hahman,  Julio  Carrillo  and  their 


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ACTON  WILLIAM,  notary  public 
and  reporter  "Sonoma  Democrat"  w 
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Aickman  .1  W,  expressman,  College  ave 

Aikin  Matthew,  county  treasurer.  Court 
House 

Anderson  James,  deputy.  Court  House 

Atkins  W  G,  liquors,  corMain  and  Sec- 
ond 

ATTERBURY  W  B,  cashier  Santa 
Rosa  Bank 

Bilker  &  Ross,  blacksmiths  and  carriage 
builders,  1)  Alain 

Baylon  H,  second-hand  furniture,  Men- 
docino 

Bean  A  A,  supt  S  F  &  N  P  R  R, 
depot 

Beckner  W  S,  city  marshal,  cor  Fourth 
and  Mendocino 

Behmer  Danl,  gunsmith,  NE  cor  Main 
and  Third 

BERKA  JOHN,  agent  for  Heald  & 
Guerne,  F  Korbel  &  Bros  and  W  Mur- 
phy, cor  Fourth  and  Willson 

Bew  George,  grocer.  Fourth  nr  Washing- 
ton 

Bloomington  Louis,  tailor,  195  Fourth 
I  Boyce  J  F,  physician,  214  Third 


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ALPHABItTICAM.T. 


BOYD  JAMES*  propr  Grand  Hotel, 
cor  Main  and  Third 

Brown  Felix  G,  opr  W  U  Tel  Co,  221 
Fourth        

BROWN  JOHN,  atty  at  law  and  jus- 
tice peace,  Mendoclao 

Buckland  L  H,  harness  and  saddlery, 
Third  opp  Plaza 

Burbank  Luther,  nurseryman,  cor  Park 
and  Tupper 

Burger  ft  Allen,  butchers,  235  Fourth 

Bnrkhalter  J,  atty  at  law,  cor  Fourth  and 
Mendocino 

BTINOTON  H  W,  livery  and  sale  sta- 
ble, 149,  151  and  153  Fourth 

BTINOTON  WALTER,  cashier  Occi- 
dental Hotel 
Byne  M,  propi  Byne's  Hotel,  opp  depot 
Caldwell  F  M,  dentist,  203  Fourth 
Campbell  J  J,  confectionery,  Thinl  opp 

Plaza 
Campbell  J  T,  atty  at  law,  Mendocino 
Carithers  D  N,  dry  goods,  clothing  and 

gen  mdse,  185  Fourtli 
Clark  J  L,  blacksmith,  cor  Third  and 

e  s  Plaza 
CLARK  J  P,  livery  stable,  15  Main 
Clausen  N,  grocer,  Mendocino 
Clifford  &   Gregg,  butchers,  cor  Fourth 

and  Davis 
Cole  H,  dentist,  19;.J  Fourth 
Colemun  John,  grocer,  cor  Band  Fourth 
Conrad  Chas,  restaurant  and  bakery,  171 

Fourth 
Cowen  Phillip,  books    and  music,  221 

Fourth 
Cox  A  L,  county,  surveyorB  bet  Fourth 

and  Fifth 
CREAOH    M,    boots  and    shoes,   184 

Fourth 
Creighton    Thos,    tinwoi'c,    Mendocino, 

above  Fifth 
CRUTHERS  B,  furniture  and  bedding, 

Masonic  block 
CUPF  &  MTJLLER,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, under  (iraud  Hotel 
Curry    J   L,     tobacco   and    cigars,   187 

Fourth 
Dannigan  &  Wright,  liqours,  Mendocino 
Davia  Giles,   liquors,     Mendocino    and 

Fiftli 
Davis  &  Roller,  undertakers,  152  Fourth 
Davisson  DD,  real  estate  agt,217  Fourth 

DENISON  A  G,  barber 

De  Turk  Isaac,  wine  and  brandy  manu- 
facturer. Railroad  ave 

Dinwiddie  J  L,  sheriff,  Court  House 

Doran  M  M,  confectionery  and  varieties, 
1S2  Fourth 

Doychart  J,  manager  \V  U  Tei  Co,  221 
Fourth 

DOZIER  &  HALL,  drugs,  cor  Fourth 
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Drever  Mrs  Harriet,    boarding    house, 

cor  Fourth  and  Mendocino 
DUFFT  T,  gen  mdse  S  Santa  Rosa 
Duparque  L  J,  barber  and  wigmaker, 

218  Third 
EMPIRE  FLOUR  MILLS,  J  Mather 

&  Co  proprs,  Willson  bet  Sixth  and 

Seventh 
Evans  W  M,  ins  agt,  183  Front 
FARMER    E    T.    prest    Santa   Rosa 

Bank 
Fick  Frederick,  liquors,  190  Fourth 
Finlew  \Vm,  physician  and  surgeon,  217 

Fourth 
Fisher  &  Kinslow,  proprs  Santa  Rosa 

Marble  Works,  cor  Fourth  and  Davis 
Fox  C  M,  dry  goods,  237  Fourth 

FRAZEE  C  D,  druggist,  223  Fourth 
Frehe  L,  bootmaker,  191  Fourth 
GAMBLE    &     BRYANT    groceries, 

provisions,    crockery    and  glassware, 

cor  Fourth  and  B 
Gardner  L  B,  jeweler,  189  Fourth 
Gerken  Jno,  liciuors,  150  Fourth 
GERMANIA  HOTEL,  Jno  Haas  pro- 
prietor, 25  and  27  Fourth 
GLENN   J    H,  gen  mdse,   22  and  24 

Fourth 
Goodwin  Chas  B,  hairdresser.  Main 
Goss  John,  atty  at  law,  203  Fourth 
GRAND  HOTEL,  James  Boyd  propr, 

J  H   Lafferty   cashier;  SE  cor  Maia 

and  Third 
Gray  &  Prindle,  bulchers,  197  Fourth 
Greathouso  k  Proctor,  agts  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co,  225  Fourth 
Grigsby  M  E,  grocer,  174  Fourth 
GRISSIM  W  H,  bartender  in  Palace 

Saloon,  177  Fourth 
GITERNE  &   LUDWI6,  contractors 

and  builders,  opp  Railroad  depot 
HAAS  JOHN,  propr  Gennania  Hotel, 

25  and  27  Fourth 
Hahman  Henry  C!,  salesman  with  P  Co- 

weii,  221  Fourth 
Hall  (ieo,  e  s  Plaza 
HALL  J  E,  deputy  recorder.   Hall  of 

liecords 
Ham  E   I),   atty  at  law,  cor  Fourth  and 

Mendocino 
Heisel  P,  bootmaker.  Fourth 
Heitz  Jos  &  Son,  restiurant  and  bakery, 

3  Ridgway  block.  Third 

HENLEY   BARCLAY,  atty  at  law, 

Kohlc's  building,  w  s  Plaza 
HENLEY  D  &  CO,  liquors,  Main 
Hcmsworth    Mrs    T   W,    coffee  house, 

Mendocino  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
HESSE  FRED  &  CO,  gunsmith,   154 

Fourth 
Hirsch  S,  prof  of  music,  187i  Fourth 
Hirth  F,   butcher,   4  Ridgway   block, 

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Hoag  k  Whim>le,   uttya    at    law,  cor 

Fourth  and  Memlociuo 
HODGSON  RICHARD,  tailor,  B  bet 
Fourth  und  Fifth 

HOFF^SR  FREDERICK,  bakery,  199 

Fourth 
HOLMAN  J  H,  canvasser,  55  B 
Hood  Geo,  jeweler  and  watchmaker,  25 

Main 
Hood  T  B,  grocer.  Third,  opp  Plaza 
Hudson  T  F,  drugs  and  stationery,  6 

Rklgway  block,  opp  Plaza 
Jacobs  M  &  A,  tailors,  177  Fourth 
Jamieson  E,   physician,  B  bet    Fourth 

and  Fifth 
JOHHSON  0  A,  atty  at  law,  Kohle's 

buildini!  w  s  Plaza 
JOHNSON  P,  prbpr  Santa  Rosa  Hotel, 

Main  nr  Briclge 
JOOST   JACOB,  liquors,   Fourth  near 

depot 
JUD  CHRISTIAN,  liquors,  cor  Fourth 

and  Davis 
Justice  A  L,  physician,  Ridgway  Hall 
KELLY   FRANK,  billiards   and  liq 

uors,  Grand  Exchange,  cor  Main  and 

Third 
Kerr  R  A,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Third 

opp  Plaza 
Kcser  Louis  Jr,  harness  and  saddlery, 

181  "ourth 
Kcssing  C,  gen  store,  Main 
Kirsch  J,  barljer,  Main  nr  Grand  Hotel 
KOCS     AUGUST, '.  hairdresser,     cor 

Fourth  and  Mendocino 
KOHLE  AUGUST,  liquors,  w  s  Plaza 

KORBEL  F  &  BROS,  lumber  and 
planing  mill,  cor  Fourth  and  VVillson 

Kraft  Edwards,  gen  store,  e  s  Plaza 

ZUPF  &  MQLLER.  furniture  and 
beddinj.',  (irand  Hotel 

Kurlahandur  Jos,  tobacco  and  cigar  man 
nfacturer,  183  Fourth 

LftBET'  &  BRO,  propr  Pinafore  Cigar 
Store,  17.')^  Fourth 

LABEL  H,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 
173  Fourth 

Liiijidon  C  VV,  real  estate,  188  Fourth 

LAUGHLIN  A  D,  atty  at  law,  notary 
public  and  justice  of  peace,  Kohle's 
old!/,  w  s  Plaza 

Lee  Bros,  express  and  draymen,  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 

Letold  J  G,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware, 
28  Fourth 

LIEBMAN  L>  dry  goods,  clothing, 
carpets,  boots  and  shoes,  w  s  Plaza 

Lohrman  J,  fruits  and  produce,  1  Ridg- 
way block.  Third 

LOUCKS  A  H,  dealer  ir  the  finest 
brands  of  imported  wines  and  brand- 
ies, 43  Mendocino 

Lyford  W  G,  liquors,  170  Fourth 


MMOon  H  K  &  Co,  real  estate  agts,  197 

Fourth 
Matern  F,  grocer,  189  Fourth 

MATHER  J  ft  CO,  proprs  Empire 
Flour  Mills,  Willson  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh 

Matthes  Wm,  butcher,  160  Fourth 

McAnalTy  VV  W,  physician  and  surgeon, 
B  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

HoBREEN  T,  groceries  and  country 
produce,  168  Fourth 

McConnell  W  E,  attorney  at  law,  Mendo- 
cino 

McGee  J  H,  atty  at  law,  cor  Fourth  and 
Mendocino 

McGEORGE  ROBT,  back  driver.  Oc- 
cidental Hotel 

McGregor  R,  livery  stable,  Fifth  nr 
Mendocino 

Mcllmoil  Miss  N.dressmaker  and  millin- 
er, B  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Metcalf  &  McMinn,  blacksmiths,  car- 
riage builders  and  agents  for  Stude- 
baker  wagons,  Mendocino 

METZGER  &  HOLTINNER.  proprs 
Santa  Rosa  Brewery,  foot  of  Willson 

Miller  Jno,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith, 41  and  43  Foui-th 

MILTZ  ft  SWART,  photographer, 
184  Fourth 

Mohr  Henry,  bootmaker,  Main 

MOLLER  HENRY,  billiard  parior 
and  reading  room,  203  Fourth 

MORAL  N  &  BRO,  dry  goods,  cloth- 
ing, carpets,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  Third 
and  B 

MORRIS  W  H,  propr  Palace  Saloon, 
177  Fourth 

Morrison  Bros,  gen  mdse,  4  and  5  Ridg- 
way block,  opp  Plaza 

Morrow  James  Jr,  stoves,  tin  and  hard- 
ware, 1!>5  Fourth 

Moxon  W  H,  gen  mdse.  Main 

MULLEN  A  J,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 201  Fourth 
MURPHY  WYMAN,  lumber.  Grand 

Hotel 
MUTHERS  FRANK,  cigars  and  to- 

biicco,  218  Third 
Nagle  J    L,   searcher    of   records,  203 

Fourth 
Neeco  Abram,   postmaster.    Third  opp 

Plaza 
NEYCE    J   H.    searcher    of    records, 

cor  Fourth  and  Mendocino 
NOONAN    GEO    P,    cashier    Savings 

Bank  of  Santa  Rosa 
OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL.  O  A  Tupper 

propr,  cor  Fourth  and  B 
O'Rear  &  Smith,  grocers,  cor  Mendocino 

and  Fifth 
OVERTON  A  P,  pres  Savings  Bank  of 

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PALACE  SALOON,  billiards  ami  liq- 
uors, W  H  Morris  propr,  W  H  Gris- 
sim  bar-tender,  177  Fourth 

Patterson  L  C,  pianos,  music,  &c,  201 
Fourth 

Patterson  Wm,  propr  Empire  House, 
cor  Sixth  and  Adams 

Peery  Thos  E,  grocer,  172^  Fourth 

PEUGH  T  il,  real  estate.  Occidental 
Hotel 

Pilgor  W  &  Co,  steam  dying  and  clean 
ing  works,  245  Fourth 

PmAFORE  CIOAR  STORE,  Label 

&  Bro  propr,  1754  Fourth 
Pressley  J  G,  superior  judge.  Fourth 
Prince  M,  furniture,  158  Fourth 
Proctor  &  Reynolds,  real  estate  and  ins, 

185.\  Fourth 
Rea  T  L,  photographer,  Third  opp  Plaza 
Reed  W  C,  druggist,  225  Fourth 

ROXET  &  PRINCE,  wholesale  liquor 

dealers,  175  Fourth 
Roney  &  Wood,  liquors,  cor  Fourth  and 

Mendocino 
Rose  &   Hillis,  real  estate  and  ins,  203 

Fourth 
Rons  H  J,  livery  stable,  Mendocino 
Royal  J  E,  harnessmaker,  37  Fourth 
Runsheimer  John,  liquors, 
RUSSILL    H    D,  marble    works,    cor 

Fourth  and  Wasliington 
Rutledge  Thos,  atty  at  law,  cor  Fourth 

and  Mendocino 
Sacry  D  S,  groceries  and  varieties,  21  ti 

Third 
SANTA  ROSA  BANK,  E   T   Farmer 

pres,  W  B  Atterbury,  w  s  Pl.iza 

SANTA  ROSA  BREWERY,  Metz 

ger  &  Holtinner  projirs,  foot  of   Will- 
son 
SANTA  ROSA   HOTEL,    P    Johnson 

propr.  Main  nr  Bridge 
Santa   Rosa    Marble  Works,   Fisher  & 

Kinslow  proprs,  cor  Fourth  and  Davis 
Santa  Rosa  Soda  Works,  P  J  Sullivan 

propr,  100  Third 
Santa  Rosa  Temperance  Reform  Club,  S 

Allen  pres,  A  Shepard  secty.  Main 
Santa  Rosa  Water  Works,  Fourth 
Savage  C  W,  dentist,  217  Fourth 
Savage  G  N,  boots,  shoes  and   clothing, 

217  and  219  Fourth 
Savage  S  L,  dentist,  217  Fourth 

SAVINGS  BANK  OF  SANTA  ROSA, 

A  P  Overton  pres,  George  B  Noonan 

cashier,  w  s  Plaza 
Schmitt  C  H.  barlier,  45  Fourth 
SEEOELKEN  A  p  &  BRO,    wines, 

liquors  and  groceries,  cor  Fourth  and 

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Shane  A,  grocer.  Third  opp  Plaza 
SHANNON  A  G,  atty  at  law,  cor  Fourth 

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Shattuck  A  E,  deputy,  Court  House 
Smith  &  Colgan,  blacksmiths  and  car- 
carriage  builders,  Main 
Smith  J,  supt  pub  schools,  Fourth 
Smith    Mrs    W    R,  ladies,  and     chil- 
dren's underwear  and  dressmaker,  6 
Ridgway  block 
Smyth  E  H,  paints,  oils,  wall-paper  and 

nursery,  w  s  Plaza 
Sonnois  E,  liquors,  cor  Willson  and  Sev- 
enth 

"SONOMA  DEMOCRAT,"     Tlios  L 

Tliompson  pub  and  propr,  w   s  Plaza 
Southard  J  B,  atty  at  law,  203  Fourth 
Sparks  G  W,     comity    assessor.  Court 

House 
Spencer  &  Armstrong,  grocers,  231   and 

233  Fourth 
Sproehnle  F  A,  liquors,  Main 
Stewart  Mrs  G  W,  millinery  and  dress- 
making, 243  F^ourth 
Struckmann  Mrs  F,  hotel,  86  Fourth 
Sullivan   P  J,  propr  Santa   Rosa  Soda 

Works,  IGO  Third 
Swett  Frank  H,  ins  and  collections,  w  s 

Plaza 
Taylor  &  Mc<tregor,  blacksmiths,  Men- 
docino 
Temple  Jackson,  superior  jiulge 
Thonias  A,  atty  at  law,  cor  Fourth  and 

Mendocnio 
Tliompson  C  H,  physician,  152  Third 

THOMPSON  G  W,  hardware  and  ag- 
ricultural  inipts,  227  and  220  Fourth 

Thompson  R  H,  county  clerk.  Court 
House 

THOMPSON  THOS  L,  pub  and  propr 
"Sonoma  Democrat" 

Tighe  Kelly,  county  coroner  and  public 
administrator 

Tripp  H  L,  clothing,  231)  Fourth 

Tucker  A  F,  Horist,  138  Third 

TUPPER  G  A,  propr  Occidental  Ho- 
tel, cor  Fourth  and  B 

Vanderhoof  Mrs  Zella,  millinery,  241 
Fourth 

WARD  C  E,  agent  Singer  Manufr  Co, 
Occidental  block,  Fourth 

Ware  A  B,  atty  at  law  anddist  atty,203 
Fourth 

Weinstein  M,  tailor,  15)9  Fourth 

Welch  Mrs  M  T,  millinery  and  dress- 
making, 5  Ridgway  block.  Third 

Weller  S,  blacksmith,  cor  Fifth  and 
Mendocino 

Williams  J  M  &  Son,  grocers,  183 
Fourth 

Willson  H  S,  atty  at  law,  cor  Fourth  and 
Mendocino 

Willy  J  M,  dentist,  e  s  Plaza 

Wise  &  Goldfish,  gen  mdse.  Main 

WOOD  BEN  S,  county  recorder  and  ex 
officio  auditor.  Hall  of  Records 


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Searcber  of  Becorls  &  Coayeyancer, 

Office,  opposite  Court  House, 

Corner  of  Fourth  and  Mendocino  Streets, 
8AXTA  ROSA,  CALi. 


OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL, 

Cotaer  Fouith  aod  B  Streets,  Santa  Bosa. 
FIRST-CLASS  IN  EVERT  RESPECT. 

Free  'Bus  to  and  from  Hotel. 

C.  A.  TUPPER,  Proprietor. 
WALTER  BYINCTON,  Cashier. 


Saratoga, 

SANTA   CLARA    COUNTY, 

Is  12  miles  south weat  of  San  Jose.     It  i 
a  great  rv-'sort  for  invalids  who  are  drawn 
hither  on  account  of  the  Pacitic  Cou'^ess 
Springs,  whose   moJiciual  and  curative 
properties  are  widely  known. 

Blabon  Oticc  Jr,  livery 
Brewer  W  S,  groceries 
Brown  Bros,  straw  board  manufrs 
Eastin  Terry,  blacksmith 
Jolnison  .1  E,  marble  cutter 
King  K  T,8traw  wrapping  paper  manufr 
McWilliam  J,  blacksmith 
Saratoga  Paper  Mfg  Co 
Shirley  W  M,  saloon 
Smith  A  K,  carpenter  and  builder 
Whi[tple  Frank  E,  saloon 
Whipple  .1  M,  phy-jician  and  druggist 
Whipple  V  M,    stationery,  'school 
bjoks,  fancy  goods,  etc;  postmaster 


V.  M.  WHIPPLE, 

General  News  Agent 

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Stationerj,  School  Boob, 

Fancy  Goods,  Etc., 

SASATQBA,  CAL. 


Sargents, 

SANTA   CLARA    COUNTY. 

A  st^ition  on  the  Southern  Pacific 
Railroad,  G  miles  from  Gilroy,  aud  the 
stivge  station  for  San  .Tuan. 


Chappel  Frank,  farmer 

Foster  J  H,  agt  S  PUR  and  W  U  Tel 

Co 
OOpDHUE  C  H,  hotel 
Miiic  FJ,  farmer 
Ui>ss  B,  trader 

S^JIOEXT  BR03,  stock -raisers 
Sh  Ado  Cr  \V,  farmer 


Saticoy, 


VENTURA  COUNTY, 

QTJE3XEL  J  P,  postmaster,  carpenter 

and  builder 
Rolslcr  G  F,  blacksmith 


Saucelito, 


MARIN   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  N.  P.  C.  R.  R.,  15  miles  south 
of  San  Rafael.  Communication  with  San 
Francisco  is  had  by  Bay  steamers. 


Allison  P,  carpenter 
Baraty  J  B,  butcher 
KiUrude  J  S,  gen  mdsfl 
Broderiuk  J,  grocer 
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ALrilABVnOALLV. 


CENTBAL  HOTEL,  Jamea  HHussey 
Colman  T,  fruits 
CoBta  J.  grocer 

CBANE  PETER,  restaurant  and  liq- 
uors 
Enas  Geo,  dairyman 
Faucia  L,  bakery 
Forrest  C,  constable 
Gamalpais,  livery  stable 
Gingg  .f,  butcher 
Kennedy  E  H,  harness  maker 


Kennedy  E  Ij 


blacksmith 


Lauriano  Jos,  grocer 
Leaze  N,  liquors 

MABIN  BOAT  HOUSE,  L  Johnson 

propr 
McLeod  A,  carriage  maker 
Nickles  A,  liquors 
Pearson  6  P,  postmaster 
Rety  fi  Mrs,  hotel 
Kise  F,  hairdresser 
Kyan  J  H,  liquors 
Schnell  Jacob,  lumber 
Severance  Chas,  justice  of  peace 


SAUCELITO  MARINE  BOAT  HOUSE 

L.  JOHNSON,  Proprietor. 

Constantly  on  hand  to  let  at  Reasonable  Rates. 

REFRESHMENTS  SUPPLIED  AT  SHORT  NOTICE. 

Oysters  fresh  from  the  Water.    Give  me  a  call. 

L.  JOHNSON,  Saucelito,  Cal. 


Savannah, 

LOS    ANGELES    COUNTY, 

station  on  the  S.  P.  R.  R.,  11  miles 
suuth  of  Los  Angeles. 

Bennett  S,  hotel  and  saloon 

Bodkin  J  J,  teacher 

Breeden  L,  agt  S  P  R  R  and  W  U  Tel 

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Snyder  D,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Soward  C,  teacher 


Sawyer's  Bar, 

SISKIYOU    COUNTY, 

Is  a  mining  camp  40  miles  southeast  of 
Orleans. 


Bathnrst  E  W,  physician 
Bigelow  Geo  W,  blacksmith  and  saw- 
mill 
Birdsall  S  H,  gen  mdse 
DORAN  R,  postmaster 
Dunphy  P  F,  gen  mdse 
Eldridge  H  J,  gen  mdse 
Grant  &  Nally,  butchers 
Grant  &  Patton,  hotel 
Hughes  ft  Bro,  sawmill 
Jencks  B  W,  atty  at  law 
McNUlis  Wm,  liquors 


Morrow  L,  tinsmith 
Nally  James,  hotel 
Robinson  Henry  P,  liquors 
Sheffield  S  R,  atty  at  law 


Scenega, 


VENTURA   COUNTY. 

Postmaster  aud 


HAINES  HEEMON, 

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School  House  Station, 

SAN  MATEO  COUNTY. 

Brown  John,  liquors 

Bryant  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Collopy  Geo  M,  liquors 

Pasiaque  A,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Sebastopol, 

SONOMA   COUNTY, 

Is  6  miles  distant  from  Santa  Rosa,  on 
the  stage  road  and  in  a  rich  agricultural 
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Briggs  Geo  S,  gen  mdse 
Campbell  ft  Dunwoody,  blacksmiths 
DoughertyBeni  G,  saloon 
DOlfOHERTT  JOHN,  postmaster 


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Dougherty  h  Pasaons,  gen  mdso 
Morris  J  H  P,  market 
VVadworth  C  C,  physician 
Wiley  Alix,  real  estate  and  collector 
Wilson  Mrs  E,  hotel 
Wilton  &  AndrewBigen  nidse  and  agt  W, 
F&Co 


Seiad  Valley, 

SISKIYOU     COUNTY. 
BAILET  C  M,  gen  mdae  and  postmas 

Grider  W,  hotel 
Lowden  J  S,  hotel 
Phillips  M  B,  blacksmith 
Wood  J  C,  blacksmith 


Shasta, 

SHASTA   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  at  thu  base  of  the  majcHtic 
peak  bearing  the  same  name,  in  a  rich 
mining  district.  Tlie  country  in  the  im- 
mediate vicinity  is  also  very  heavily 
timbered  witii  spruce  and  pine  of  ma;i;ni- 
ticent  growth.  It  is  located  on  the  line 
of  the  C.  &  O.  Coast  Overland  Stage 
Road,  6  miles  north  of  Redding,  at  the 
head  of  Sacramento  valley;  altitude, 
1,160  feet  above  the  sea-level.  It  is  a 
well-built  and  prosperous  town  of  1,000 
inhabitants,  and  has  an  outlook  emphati- 
cally promising.  It  is  the  county  seat, 
also,  and  has  a  splendid  weekly  newa- 
pai»er. 

BEHBLE  &  LITSCH,  proprs  Wash- 
ton  Brewery 
Bell  Aaron,  superior  judge 
Blumb  H,  bakery 
BOELL  C,  bakery  and  saloon 
Briceland  M,  physician 
BYSTLE  D  r,  furniture,  wagonmaker, 

undertaker,  county  coroner  and  public 

administrator 
Carter  W  L,  pub  "Courier  " 
Coleman  A  &  Co,  hardware 
Coleman  Mrs  D  M,  county  supt  schools 
CRAODOCK  J.  livery  and  feed  stable 
DOBROWSKT  ADOLPH.  U  S  receiver 

and  ''eweler 
Dobrr  wsky  E,  gunsmith  and  sewing  ma 

chine  agt 
DABIiDfG    C    H,    Darling's    Patent 

Washing  Fluid 
EAMES  C  W.  blacksmith 
EMPIRE  HOTEL,  John  V  Scott  propr, 

Main 
GARTER  E,  attorney 
ORAT  C  R,  attorney 


GREENE  MRS  H  L,  restaurant  and' 
hotel 

GROVES  G,  Redding  and  Shasta  Ex 

Hartmunn  W  P,  barber 

Hoif  &  Brakel,  meat  market 

HOPPING  WM  E,  U  S  register 

Hull  S,  sheritf  and  tax  collector 

ISAACKS  S,  blacksmith 

Isaacs  J  E,  justice  of  peace 

KltMBT-T'i  I),  groceries 

Kidder  W  S,  county  assessor 

KNOX  G  Ri  saloon,  billiard  and  read- 
ing-room and  notary  public 

Tjciter  Julius,  gen  mdse 

Ticwin  £  &  Co,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Litsch  F,  gen  mdse 

Lynch  O,  groceries 

Markert  C,  merchant  tailor 

McDonald  C,  saloon 

MEAGHER  &  SCHELER,  saloon 

O'Connor  M  J,  ppinter 

PAIGE  C  L.  druggist,  cigars  and  tobac- 
co and  T:,istmaster 

PREHN*  F,  varieties,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco and  glassware 

RARHNE&  J  G,  wagonmaker 

Ripley  R,  inmnty  treasurer 

Sehroter  (.i  C,  harness  and  saddles 

SCOTT  JOHN  V,  Empire  Hotel 

SCOTT  W  A,  bi)otmaker  and  Singer 
Sewing  Macliine  agt 

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L  Carter  editor  and  pub 

Stockton  J  E,  county  surveyor 

TAYLOR  CLAY  W,  atty  at  law,  dist 
atty  and  notary  public 

Tiffin  F  C,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 
recorder 

Voluntine  E,  tin  and  sheet-iron 

WASHINGTON  BREWERY,  Behrle 

&  Litsch  proprs 
Weil  &  Bros,  dry  gouds  and  clothing 


Shaw's  Flat, 

TUOLUMNE      COUNTY, 

Is  2  miles  from  Sonora,  on  the  Coppero- 
polis  Stage  Road. 

BULLERDIECK  A,  drugs,  groceries, 
liciuors,  cigars  and  tobacco,  postmaster 
and  notary  public 


Sheep  Ranch, 

CALAVERAS  COUNTY. 

Is  155  miles  from  San  Francisco,  via 
Stockton  and  Copperopolis  Division  of 
the  C.  P.  R.  R.  and  Milton,  the  ter- 
minus, and  R.  W.  Russell's  and  B.  W. 
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W.  W.  MONTAGUE  A  CO.,  V.r^|y'^„^T,^Jg:M°oVV'>g^:'.oV.^V^ 

820  California — Sheep  Ranch-Sherwood  Valley. 

AI.PIIARRTICAM.Y. 


daily  mails  and  express.  Ifc  is  spokon 
of  as  a  prospcrnus  place,  whose  lively 
appearance  at  tiie  time  of  our  visit  wnr- 
ruutod  such  a  bcliof  It  depends  on  the 
mining  interests  solely  for  its  support, 
havinjt  four  stamp  mills  always  in  active 
operation,  givin5{  employment  to  250 
men.  It  has  a  population  r{  800.  The 
scenery  is  picturesque,  the  water  splen- 
did and  the  sanitary  condition  of  the 
place  is  excellent. 

Anderson  Charles,  livery  stable 
ANDERSON  S   HOTEL,  Charles  An- 

derson  propr 
ANDRE  \¥S  E  J,  propr  Central  Hotel 
Bassett  II  W,  barber 


CENTRAL  »H0TEL;  E    J  Andrews 

propr        ■*"" 
Dagos  W,  blacksmith 
Davis  V  N,  blacksmith 
f  )eKauna  C,  hotel       w« 
DoTan  A  Gove,  gen  mdse 
Freidberger  A,  gen  mdse 
Hughes  D  8,  hotel 
I  X  L  Store,  gen  mdse 
Kean  P  H,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 

public 
AIcKjiy  .Fames,  saloon 
MINUUS  JOHN  A,  deputy  sheriff  and 

constable 
Pendola  1\,  meat  market 
Swan  .1  S,  druggist 
Smith  Wm,  saloon 


E.  J.  ANDREWS, 


IMlOrUIKTOR 


AND  STABLES, 

Shsep  Banch,  Calaveras  County,  Cal 

SUPERIOR  ACCOMMODATIONS  fand  Moderate  Charges. 

Miimnioth  Corral  attached  for  convenience  of  Large  Tearai. 


Sheridan, 


PLAOEK     COUNTY, 
Is  23  miles  west  of  Auburn. 


Ackcrman  Anna,  liquors 
Adams  W  N,  hotel 
Clock  Daniel,  flour  mills 
Davis  Mrs  M  L,  varieties 
Frichett  I'cter,  blacksmith 
Kcnncritz  Mrs  M  V,  liquors 
Ijong  •)  M,  druggi.'^t  and  physician 
Long  W  H,  agt  VV  U  Tel  Co 
Murphy  C  W,  agt  C  P  U  U 
Pcrrott  B  R,  hotel 
liichardson  &  Sparks,  gen  mdse 
Kobertson  .Ino,  liquors 
BOOGERS  E  C,  postmaster 
Scwalbe  Joseph,  gen  mdse 


Sherwood  Valley, 

MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 
Is  35  miles  northwest  of  Ukiah. 


Burnett  Mat,  atty  at  law 


DECKER  0  A,  poBtmastcr,  hotel,  gen 

md^e  and  feed  stable 
Disher  (feo,  road  overseer 
Hatch  H  T,  sawmill  and  lumber 
I^igh  A  U,  shoem-iker 
Parson  A  O,  saddler  and  humeps  maker 
Sherwood  A  E,  importer  and  raiser  of 

Angora  goats 
Snell  J  O,  clergyman  (M  E  church) 
Tuttle  L  C,  importer  and  raiser  of  fine 

sheep 


G.  A.  DECKER, 

Sherwood  Valleyi  MeniJocino  County,  Cilifornli. 

PROl'ltlKTOR 

SHERWOOD  VAllEY  HOTEL 

And  Dealer  in 

Groseries,  Hay,  Feai,  Et:. 

Office  of  Slag;o  Lino  runnin(r  to  Eureka  and  Clo- 
verdulu,  in  '.  ho  Hotel. 

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Shing^le  Springs, 

EL   DOllADO   COUNTY, 

The  present  termir  iis  of  the  S.  &  P.  II.  li. 
11  inilus  Houthwestof  I'lucervilie. 


Berry  U  K,  agt  S  &  P  R  R,  VV,  F  dt  Co 

and  W  U  Tol  Co 
Brown  \V  H,  Hour  ond  grain 
BURDIS  JNO,  gen  mdsu 
(iufney  Junius,  uutciior 
OBAHAM  J  A,  liquors 

HALL  T  D,  hotel 

Hunter  M  A,  geu  mdse  and  physician 
LEAHEY  DONALS,  liquors 
Meyer  Frunz,  hotol 

FIliRCE  S  0,  postmaster,  notary  pub- 
lic and  dry  goods 
Schtnitgen  Bernard,  liquors 
White  T  U,  geu  mdse 


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Sierra  City, 

SIERUA   COUNTy. 

Abbe  G  H,  livery 

Bjckwith  Junies,  carpenter 

Bigelow  H  H,  hotel 

Bunker  K  H,  blacksmith 

BUSCH  L  C>  postmaster 

BUSCH  A  C  &  CO,  geu  milse,  express, 

postollicc  and  gea  i:is  agt 
Gark  8  L,  watchmaker 
Contar  John,  hotel 
Freeman  &  Uuthieson,  m&it  market 
Giuorvich  Joseph,  saloon 
Goff  Peter,  livery 
<jorham  J  M,  blacksmith 
KerbyJame^,  sawmill 
Kramer  Krust,  hairdresser 
Lauiar  Joseph,  hotel 
Lawrence  Ed,  saloon 
Martiuotti  1  &  Co,  dry  goods 
Nessler  L,  gen  mdse 
Piers  M  F,  Itootmaker 
Ketallech  Wm,  hairdi-esscr 
liose  John,  saloon 
Sawyer  J  J,  physician 
Scott  John  A,  hotel 
Shaliine  tloaeph,  gen  mdse 
Stewart  David,  saloon 
Whitney  D  L,  sawmill 


Sierra  Valley, 

SIERRA   COUNTY. 

Atwood  A,  bootmaker 
Blatchley  W  L,  blacksmith 
BVRTEN  S  T,  postmaster 
Buxton  GQ,  hotel 
Darius  C,  harnessmaker 


Darling  C  C,  blacksmith 
Donn  M,  hotel 
Dolly  !>,  gen  mdse 
Olsen  J,  gen  mdso 
Rowland  F  M,  grn  mdse 
Smith  A  S,  tinsmith 
Stewart  T  J,  saloon 
Vandevere  S  V,  hotel 
Winthrop  H,  bootmaker 
Wood  Geo,  drugs 


A.  C.  BUSCH  &  CO., 

DEALER.)  IN 

General  Merchandise. 

E.  C,  V,  STORE, 
No.  lOOl  Main  Street, 

SIERRA  CITY,  CAL. 

EXPEESS  AN.!)  POST  OFFICE. 

Ueiieral  Insiurunce  AK«u«y, 


Silverado, 

L08   ANOELKS   COUNTY, 

A  postofBce  and  mining  town,  25  miles 
east  of  Santa  Aaa,  present  terminus  of 
the  Southern  Paciiiu  R.  R.  Altitude, 
4,000  feet. 


Anderson  D,  saioon 

Block  Star  Coal  Mining  Co,  B  F  Seibert 

secy 
Blue  G  4  S  M  Co  of   Los  Angeles,  W  7 

Lawton  pres 
CLARK  F  A,  notary  public  and  post- 
master 
Harvey  Cash,  hotel 
Harvey  Thoa,  muson 
Hawkms  G  W,  blacksmith 
Hill  Juo  C  k,  Son,  painters 
Kneel  F  M,  atty  at  law 
^'^eel  H,  propr  ailverado  and  Santa  Ana 

jtage  Line 

ears.m  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
i:*earson  P,  justice  of  p^oco 
Pickering  W,  hotel 
Pullen  E  A,  constable 
Rasey  &  Harvey,  livery  stable 
Santa  Clara  Coul  Mine,  Cassida  &  Curry 

proprs 
Santa  Rosa  M  &  M  Co  of  New  York,  H 

S  Knap  pres 
Santu'^o  G  &  S  M  Co  of  Anaheim,  T 

Bo  jjd  pres 
Smith  B,  apiarist 


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ALnUBinOALLT. 


Skaggs*  springs, 

SONOMA   COUNTY, 
Is  SO'iniles  nurthwest  of  Santa  Rosa. 


SEAOOS   A,    propr    Skaggs'    Springs 
Hotel 


Slack's  Canyon, 

MONTEREY      COUNTY. 

Alesworth  J  W,    butcher  apiarist  and 

justice  peace 
Moore  E  h,  gunsmith 
MOBOAN  E  H,   hotel,    atty  at   law 

notary  public  and  deputy  postmaster 
Taylor  Alex  J,  saddles 


Slide, 


HUMBOLDT    OOUNTT. 

Emmerson  B  N,  tanner 

Greig  T  G,  livery 

Gulligan  L,  liquors 

Hafner  J,  bick smith 

Masson  A,  lumber 

Kobben  B,  bootmaker 

Rolley  Joseph,  m.inufr' sheep  dip 

SWOORTZEL  W    J,   gen    mdse 

postmaster 
Tuttle  T  G,  hotel 


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Slippery  Ford, 

EL  DORADO  COUNTY, 

Is   forty-six    miles   northeast  of  Placer- 
ville. 


Fitch  Geo,  dairyman 

Fountain  G,  hotel 

Johnstone  Dennis,  toll-keeper  and  stock 

raiser 
Lyans  Wm,  dairyman 
McCoy  — ,  hotel 
Moore  Mrs  Ma  y,    hotel 
Palmer  \V,  stock  raiser 
PEARSON  WM,  postmaatcr 
Watson  Mrs  Chas,  hotel 
Wilson  E,  dairyman 
Windmiiler  — ,  stock  raiser 
Wright  W,  dairyman 


Smartsville, 

YUBA   COUNTY. 

Beatty  John  Jr,  opr 
Berry  Mrs  C,  school  teacher 
Bowman  Alex,  wagonmaker 
Bradford  N  D,  painter 


Butler  P,  liquors,  cigars,  etc 

Carr  T  H,  school  teacher 

Cassidey  H,  capitalist 

Caughie  John  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

Chamberlain  Wm,  liquors 

Coleman  Rev  W,pastor  Catholic  Church 

Conlin  Thomas,   livery,   sale  and    feed 
stable 

Cory  D,  carpenter 

Co8i,'rovc  .loiin,  gen  mdse 

Crawford  M  .F,  ins  agt 

Crawford  W  D,  barber 

Davis  A  Henry,  plumber  and  gas  fitter 

Davis  E  M,  blacksmith 

Davis  Reuben,  blacksmith 

Deuahy  J,  liquors 

Dougherty  Daniel,  gen  md^ 

Duham  C  C,  gen  mdse 

Excelsior  Store,  gen  mdse 

Excelsior  Water  &   Mining  Co,    Daniel 
McOanny  supt 

Farley  H  D,  carpenter 

Flint  Joseph  A,  water  agt  and  <;ounty 
supervisor  fourth  district 

Foust  L  P,  blacksmith 

Frazier  Benj,  bootmaker 

Gratiot  Henry,  orchardist 

Jeffrey  Geo,     blacksmith    and    wagon- 
maker 

Jewell  E  H,  atty  at  law 

Karr  Miss  Anna  Bell,  school  teacher 

Kelley  M  J,  bootmaker 

Kennedy  Thomas,  bootmaker 

Kerri(;an  Mrs  P,  board  and  lodging 

Mahoney  John,  butcher 

McConnell  Mrs  M,  drugs  and  stationery 

McConnell  T  J,  druggist 

McC'racken  James,  carpenter 

McKce  Alfred,  blacksmith 

McMcnamin  Miss  Mary,  school  teacher 

McNutt  John  F,  justice  peace 

Mooney  Thomas,  hotel  propr 

Murray  Thos,  stable  keeper 

Nevada  Reservoir  and  Ditch  Co 

Peardon  John,  hotel  propr 

Pearl  Wm  M,  druggist 

Petit  N  J,  gen  mdse 

Slattery   C  C,   meats  wholesale  and  re- 
tail 

Smith  Barney,  hotel 

Smith  &  Murray,  livery  stable 

Symons  Geo,  bootmaker 

Tharp  A  W,  liquors 

Tifft  R  W,  physician 

Ward  W  W,  liquors 

Welsh  John,  stock  ranch 


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Caaeras  C,  livery 

Fay  E  C,  hotel 

Goodman  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Goodman  L  8,  liquors 

Hackett  John  J,  physician 

McCAUQHAT  &  CO,  gen  mdse, 
master  and  agt  VV,  F  &  Go's  Ex 

McLaughlin  R  M,  boots  and  shoes 

Murray  Thomas,  hotel  and  butcher 

Piggott  A  K,  physician 

Robinson  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Samuel  &  Co,  saloon 

Stewart  Wm,  b>iots  and  shoes 

Stump  James,  liquors 


Smith  River, 

DEL  NORTE  COUNTY, 

Is  fifteen  miles   northeast   of    Crescent' 
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Anthony  J  (J,  jurist  mill 
Bledsoe  Anthony,  blacksmith 
RR.OOKING  JAS,  hotel,  justice   peace, 

notary  public  uiul  postuiixster 
CotTman  Wm,  siwmill 
Crautz  C,  cooper 
Crusuis  Louia,  butcher 
(toodliri  Jas,  cooper 
Hiiight  Daniel,  gen  mdse 
Johnson  Peter,  cooper 
Keen  S  J,  cooper 
Lake  J  C,  gen  mdse 
McFayJ  A  J,  butcher 
Mooney  &  Ilaiiies,  blacksmiths 
Simsou  Henry,  saddler 
Tack  &  Crook,  saloon 
Thorworth  .1  F,  physician 
Umphlett  Alonzo,  livery  stable 
Van  I'elt,  Thos.  Hawmill 
Weutz.I  P,  saloon 
Westbrook  Airs  C,  gen  nulse 


Snelling, 


Cox  J  G,  manufr  of  fruit  drier»  and 
dealer  in  preserved  fruits 

Halstead  Geo  W,  blacksmith,  and  wagon- 
maker 

Harrelson  J  A,  atty  at  law 

HORSLET  J  R,  hotel,  postmaster,  jus- 
tice peace  and  notary 

Russell  Geo,  meat  market 

Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co,  gen  mdae 

Truesdale  &  Halstead,  livery  stable 

Witherspoon  VV  D,  physician 


M  EllCED  COUNTY, 

Is  delightfully  situated  on  the  Merced 
river,  in  MtTced  vallty,  one  of  the  most 
fertile  in  the  State.  Its  settlement  dates 
from  18,51,  tliough  the  town  was  not 
regularly  Jaid  out  until  ISSli,  when  it 
became  the  county  seat,  but  which  has 
since  been  removed  to  Mcrcjil.  It  is  on 
the  Stocktoi:  road  leading  to  Mariposa 
It  is  a  promising  place. 

Anderson  Mrs  A  B,  hotel 
Bertrandias  A,  saloon 
Canevaro  A,  gen  mdsa 
Cauity  P  F,  physician 


Soda  Bay, 


LAKE    COUNTY. 
Soda  Bay  Hotel,  A  K  Gregg  propr 


Soledad, 


MONTEREY  COUNTY, 
Is  35  miles  southeast  of  Monterey. 


Beard  Chas,  hotel 

BREEN  E  J,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Day  &  Sobiiranas,  saloon 

Everett  A  E,  gen  mdse 

Goldwater  — ,  gen  mdse 

Riley  John,  school  teacher 

Seeverscrop  Peter,  hotel  andlivery  stable 


Somersviller 

CONTRA    COSTA    COUNTY, 

Is  six  miles  from  Antioch,  and  situated 
on  San  J  oaquin  river.  It  depends  on  the 
coal  mining  interests  of  tlje  locality  for 
its  support. 

Baker  Samuel,  secretary  Pittsbur^kCoal 
Miniu,:;  Co 

Brown  P,  liquors 

HUGHES  W  J,  gen  mdse 

Lando  .loseph,  gen  mdse 

Pinkorton  J  W,  supt  Pittsburgh  Coal 
Mining  Co 

Pittsburgh  Coal  Mining  Co,  Lavi  Stev- 
ens president,  Samuel  Biker  secretary, 
J  W  Pinkerton  8Ui»t 

PITTSBURGH  HOTEL,  I  E  Scam- 

mon  propr 

Pittsburgh  R  11  Co.  Levi  Stevens  presi- 
dent, Satnuel  Baker  secretary,  J  W 
Pinkerton  supt 

SCAMMON  G  H,  postmoater 

SCAHUON  J  E,  propr  Pittsburgh  Ho- 
tel 

SPOWART  DAVID,  liquors 
Stevens  Levi,  president  Pittsburgh  Coal 
Mining  Co 


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Sonoma, 


SONOMA   COUNTY, 

Is  most  chcirmingly  situated  in  the  pic- 
turesque valley  ot  the  same  name,  where 
the  luscious  graj)e  is  extensively  grown 
and  where  wine  is  manufactured  in 
abundance.  It  is  at  the  head  of  navij^a- 
tion  on  iSonoma  Creek,  18  miles  from 
S.'tn  Pablo  Bay.  As  a  place  of  residence 
it  is  unrivalled,  for  every  feature  that  is 
necessary  to  make  it  attractive  is  found 
here. 


Adler  Louis,  liquors) 

Aguillon  O,  wine  cellar 

Beauvuis  A  li,  surveyor 

BISHOfij'  VALENTINE,  barber,  e  s 

Plaza 
Buchan  Edward,  blacksmith 
Caldwell  II  G,  dentist 
Clark  Geo  W,  bontniaker 
CONVERSE  ALLEN  A,  carpenter  and 

builder,  cor  Second  and  West 
Corbaly  &  Carrigan,  livery  stable 
Cornelius  Louis  &  Levy,  butchers 
DBAHMS  A,  publisher  "The  Sonoma 

Index,  "c  s  i'laza 
Duhring  F  &  Co,  general  store 
Dunbar  Mrs  M,  dressmaker 
OAFFNEY    JOHN,  propr   Travelers' 

Home,  United  8tutes 
Gilbert  E,  cooper 
l-oethe  A,  cooper 
GOLDEN    &    HUNTER,    bakers, 

cor  United  States  and  Broadway 
Hester  M,  shoemaker 
Hope  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Hubsch  A  J,  liquors 
Jacobs  C,  tailor 
Laux  Hermann,  li(iuor8 
Litzius  r^ouis,  liquors 
LYON  R  B,  blacksmith,  BroadwFy 
Lyons  Miss  >«'ellie,  telcgr.iph  oi)erator 
Martin  Janice,  blacksmith 
McDonald  11  A,  litjuors 
McLean  D,  county  treasurer 
Monahan  .1,  assessor 
MIJLDRY  MARTIN,  Hquors,  Broad- 
way 
Murnan  J  T,  supt  of  schools 
Puuli  G  T,  gen  mdse 
Pauli  K  ■),  insurance  agent 
Pi'ppe  Mrs  J  A,  general  store 
POTTER  I  J,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor 
PRINCE  D  S,  dry  goods,  Broadway 
Kooney  .1  1',  superior  judge 
Kuffnal  Jiimes,  varieties 
Schmiilt  Kol)ert,  harness  and  saddlery 
SCH03KEN  S,  «cn  mdee,  Vallejo 
SMITH  C  R,  liquors,  United  states 
Sonoma  House,  Mrs  E(ilyun  propr 


"  SONOMA  INDEX,"  A  Drahms  propr 

and  publisher,  e  s  I'laza 
Sonoma    Valley    Bank,    David    Burris 

president,  Jesse  Burris  cashier 
Sonoma  Valley  K  K,  J  T  Peters  agent 
Taroai  A,  propr  Tecino  Hotel 
'i'eciao  Hotel,  A  Taroni  propr 
TIVNEN  JOHN,  nf)iary   public,    cor 

United  States  and  Broadway 
TRAVELERS'  HOME,  John  Gaffuoy 

propr.  United  States 
Union  Hotel,  F  Oettl  propr 
Van  Harlingen  J,  county  coroner  and 

public  administriitor 
VonGeldern  Clias,  ithysician 
Von  Geldcrn  Miss  M,  music  teacher 
Waters  James,  tinsmith 
Webb  C  A,  attorney  at  law 

WEGNEtt   EDWARD,    grocer,    w  8 

Plaza 
WHITE  J  P,  mMon,  Sonoma  House 

WILSON  W  P,  painter,  Broadway  near 

Plaza 
Wilt  T  J,  district  attorney 
Wooster  Mrs  Martha,  po8tinistres.<t 
Yancey  F  M,  county  sheriif 


Sonora, 

TUOLUMNE   COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  seat,  and  distant  from 
San  Francisco,  vin  Stockton  and  Cop- 
peropolis  Division  of  the  Central  Paeitic 
Uiiilroi.d,  and  Mattison  &  Co's  stage 
line,  150  miles.  It  is  in  a  pretty  basin 
of  tiie  i^iorra  Nevadas,  where  placer 
mining  was  carrie«l  on  quite  extensively, 
and  where  in  early  times,  scenes  of  ex- 
citement were  often  witnessed.  It  boasts 
a  p<q)ulation  of  l.',i!00,  and  its  pHitude  is 
nearly  1?,0(X)  feet  above  the  sea  level.  It 
is  a  well  built  place,  and  its  climatic  fea- 
tures arc  attractive,  l)eing  quite  a  resort 
for  invalids,  who  soon  find  restoration 
from  all  physical  ailments.  The  schools 
are  good,  the  churches  well  atteuJixi, 
and  the  society  is  very  fine. 

Atchison  W  H,  restaurant 

Bacht!  .loseph,  blacksmith,  gun  and  lock- 
smith 

Bacitj;alu|)i  L,  saloon 

Baer  Mayur,  dry  goods,  etc 

HARLOW  &  BEN  AS,  dry  gnoda, 
clothing,  boots,  shoes,  hats,  caps, 
gents'  furnishin;.;  goods,  etc,  Wu^hiug- 
ton 

Bauman  J,  brewery 

Beauvais  A  B,  county  surveyor 

Bell  James,  Houring  mills 

BEMIS  0  L,  propr  City  Hotel,  Wash- 
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Binder  Jacob,  saloon 

Bimnefoy  Joseph,  hairdressing  and  shav- 
ing siiloon 

B>iyd  Ben,  saloon 

Boyd  Mrs  B,  dressmaker 

BOYD  EOSERT,  propr  Pioneer  Livery 
Stable,  Wasliinj^ton 

BRADf  OBD  S  S,  planinz  mill,  lum- 
ber yard,  box  factory  and  barley  giiad- 
ing 

BRAT  JOSEPH,  propr  Star  Mills 

Brcsciii  J  B,  groceries,  etc 

Britton  J  \V,  agent  isiager  Sewing  Ma- 
chine   

BURDEN    CFAS,    furniture,    picture 
frumiis,  mirrurs,  undertaker,  etc,  Wash 
ington 

Burk  1*,  wheelwright 

BUSH  GEO  C,  saddlery  and  harness 
Wiishiigton 

BUTLER  BEN  F,  propr  Bodie  Ex 
eh  inge  Saluou,  Washington 

CADT  J  S,  paints,  oil,  glass,  paper 
hangings,  etc,  Washington 

Carkeok  Andrew,  boots  and  shoes 

Cavesut  J  M,  restaurant 

CENTRAL  DRUG  STORE,  S  Crich- 

ton  propr,  Washington 
Chamberlain  W  H,  groceries 
CITY  HOTEL,  0  L  Bemis  propr 
Coadit  J    11,  hardware,  Giiiut  powder, 

groceries,  glassware,  etc 
Cojarretto  B,  saloon 
Connolly  James,  city  marshal 
Conrad  F,  barber 
Conrad  Samuel,  saloon 
Coo^wr  W  S,  civil  engineer 
COYLE  HUGH,  marble  works,  Wash- 
ington 
Crepin  H,  jrroceries  and  saloon 
CRICHTON  S>   physician  and  surgeon, 
ottice  Central  Drug  Store,  Washington 
Dart  J  P,  mining  engineer 
DIVOLL  J  G,  propr  Star  Mills 
DIVOLL  A  M,  propr  Star  Mills 

DIVOLL,  BRAY   &   CO,  proprs  star 

Flouring  Millit,  lower  end  Washington 
Diiraey  Culeb,  attorney  at  law 
DUCHOW  BROS,  (J  C,  W  A  and  H  F), 

proprs  "Tuolumne  Independent" 
Duchow  W  A,  notary  public 
EICHELROTH  WM  £,  physician  and 

surgeon,  Washington 
Faxon  John  T,  constable 
FREUND  F  At  propr  Yosemite  House, 

VVasliiugton 
Gallut  V,  stoves  and  tinware 
Galvin  E  K,   attorney   at  law,    notary 

public  and  district  attorney 
Gidt  Mrs  M  A,  school  teacher 
Grahiim  Mrs  A,  dressmaker 
Gray  Mrs  Josephine,  dressmaker 
Uaag  A,  queen?ware,  confectionery,  etc 


Haag  &  Klefeker,  saloon  and  groceries 
Hall  Josiah,  groceries 
Hall  J,  city  treasurer 
Hartvig  Wm,  painter 
ilennessy    Mrs  Ellon,    dress  and    mil- 
linery goods 
Hennessy  Miss  Margaret,  milliner 
Hennessy  Mias  Sar>ih,  dressmaker 
Hosking  J  L,  shoemaker 
Hughs  Mark  E,  blacksmith 
Jalumstein  Z,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

JOHNSON  JOHN  &  ANDY,  proprs 

Turn  Vereiu  Hall,  finest  wines,  liquors 
and  cigars  always  on  hand,  Washing- 
ton 

Keil  Edward,  saloon 

Kelly  Miis  Kate  &  Co,  dressmakers 

Lang  C  E,  proi)r  Union  Bakery 

LEONARD  THOS,  soda  works,  saloon 
and  county  supervisor,  Washington 

Ijcon  Sanmel,  tailor 

Lertora  (i,  s:tloon 

Lick  Mrs  John,  restaurant 

LIVINurSTON  A  C,  boots  and  shoes  to 
order,  and  dealer  in  leather  and  shoe 
findings,  Washington 

Lonj' W  (It,  supt  Hunter  Mine 

MADSON  B  i,  (Smith,  Madson  &  Ma- 
8  m) 

MADSON  J  G,  dealer  in  gold  aust, 
groceries  and  provisions,  Wash'agton 

Marble  D  N,  lodging  house  and  restau- 
rant 

MARKLEY  R,  clerk  with  Benjamin  F 
Butler,  Washirigton 

MASON  LYSANDER,  (Smith,  Madson 
&,  Muson) 

Matsou  E  A^hysician 

MATTESON  &  CO,  stage  office,  City 
Hotel,  SVashington 

McCORMIGK  MRS  M,  groceries,  etc, 
North  Washington 

McLean,  Kelly  &  Co,  livery  stables 

McLEON  DONALD,  county  treasurer 

MuQuadc  (ieo,  deputy  sherill' 

Menendez  .1,  dentist 

Miller  J  L,  justice  of  the  peace  and  city 
assessor 

Ml  lek  A,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Monahan  John,  county  assessor 

MOORE  A  A,  with  W  K  Moore,  Waah- 
ington 

MOORE  WM  K,  hardware,  stoves,  etc, 
Washington 

Mouron  Julius,  druggist  and  physician 

MUNDORF  JOHN,  hardware,  grocer- 
ies, books  and  stationery,  toys,  no- 
tions, etc,  Washington 

Mumau  .Ino  T,  county  supt  of  schools 

Nicol  F  D,  atti'rney  at  law 

O'BRIEN  J  J,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
gents'  furnishing  goods,  boots,  shoes, 
etc,  cor  Washington  and  Stockton 


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OFFENHEIMEB  H.  groceries,  crock- 
ery, books  and  stationery,  hardware, 
queensware,  toys,  notions,  cigars,  to- 
bacco, musical  instruments,  etc,  etc, 
Washincton 

PABSONS  EDMOXD.  propr  Union  Sa- 
loon and  Billiard  Hall,  Washington 

Phelps,  Shepard  &  Cowie,  foundry 

Pioneer  Stage  Line,  Parsons,  Vnssalo  & 
Lick  proprs 

Pitts  Abner,  watchmaker 

POTTER  I  J.  county  clerk,  ex-ofRcio 
recorder  and  auditor 

Randall  Clias  H,  insurance  agent 

RAXDALL    &    ROBERTS. 

"Union  Democriit" 

Redmond  •^  D,  attorney  at  law 

REEB  M,   dry  goo«ls,  cl  Miing, 
shoes,  etc,  Washington 

Reid  A  (r,  saddler  and  harnesam.iker 

RIORDAX  MRS  D  F,  millinery  and 
fancy  goods,  Washington 

Roberts  .1  L.  carpenter 

R0D6ERS  E  A,  attorney  at  law  an<l 
notary  public,  postoffice  l)ox  22 

RODNlSY  J  F,  superior  judsre,  Wash- 
ington 

Rosenbloom  M,  fancy  goods,  clothing, 
boots  and  shoes 

Rother  Wm,  grocaries  and  provisions 

Rndorff  Wm  G,  restaurant  and  lodging 

Ryan  Dennis,  saloon 

Sarilla  W,  aalooii  an<l  billiards 

SEARS  CHAS  L,  photographer,  Wash- 
ington 

SEARS  W  L,  physician  ami  surgeon. 
Washington 

Negret  H,  watchmaker 

■^hawJohn.  drugs 

*JHIN?  J  H,  (of  the  firm  of  Mattcson 
&  Co),  stage  line,  office  City  Hotel, 
Washington 

Sierra  H,  tailor 

SLOCUIO  JOHN  C,  propr  Cosmopcli- 
tan  Saloon,  Washington 

Smith  Edward,  Imotmakor 

SMITH,  MADSON  &  MASON,  proprs 

Snnora  City    Flouring    and    I'laning, 
Mills,  west  end  Stockton 
Smith  S  H,  feed  and  sale  stable 


SMITH  SIDNEY,  (Smith,  Madson  & 

Mason) 
SONORA  MARKET.  McCormicks 

proprs,  Washington 

Starbird  R  J,  blncksmitb,  vagonmaker 

Stcinmetz  Mrs  E,  restaurant 

Steinfelder  A  W,  saloon 

St  James  Episcopal  Church 

STREET  CHAS  E,  tel  operator  and 
agent  W,  F  &  Co,  Washington 

Street  C  u,  ivttorney  at  law  and  notary 

STREET  H  L,  books  and  stationery, 
and  insurance  agent,  Washington 

SUTHERLAND  J  A  &  SON,  general 
blacksmith,  horseshoeing  aud  pick- 
makers,  Washington 

Thomjis  John,  saloon 

Thomas  Steve,  saloon 

TOWLE  R  H,  watchmaker  aufl  jeweler; 
repairing  neatly  done,  Washington  opp 

1>oatnffice 
TUOLUMNE  INDEPENDENT," 

Duchow  Bros  editors  and  proprietors, 
Washington 

"UNION  DEMOCRAT,"  Randall  & 

Roberts  proprs 
Van  Harlingcn  John,  public  administra- 
tor and  coroner 
Walker  J,  drugirist  and  physician 
WELLS    &  SEARS,   proprs  Sewall's 

Arfc(}idlerv,  Washinijton 
WELLS  TfiOMAS  W.  photographer, 

Washinirton 
Wetmore  H  G,  mining  snpt 
White  J.'uncs  J,  saloon 
Whitto  Thos,  mining 
Williams  Miss  J  A,  dressmaker 
Wilziuski  T  &  Son,  dry  goods,  etc 
Winzel  F  A,  wagonmaker,  blacksmith 
Witt  N  B,  attorney  at  law 
Witt  T  J,  <listrict  atty 

WOLFLING    JOHN   &    CO,     Centre 

Market,  ehoicpst  meats 
WVKOFF  WILLIAM,  groceries  and 

provisions 
YANCEY  T  M.  sherifT 
YO  SEMITE  HOUSE,  is  the  only  fire 

proof  liotel  in  tiie  place,  F    A  Freiiud 

propr 
Zimmermin  Mrs  J,  groceries  and  saloon 


F.  A.  FREUND, 

Manufacturer  and  Dca'er  in 

PAINTS,  OILS,  WALF.  PAPKR, 

DOORS,  SASH,  BLINDS,  PICTURE  FRAMES,  ETC. 

Undertaking  in  all  its  branches. 

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Sonora.  Tuolumne  County,  California. 


This  lioiiso  lias  just,  hoen  tlioroujiflily  renovated  and  fiirnishod 
tluonghout  with  F.  A.  Fieund's  Ix-st  make  of  Spiinii:  Mattresses, 
thereby  havinji;  tlie  most  conitbrtabh;  beds  tliere  is  in  any  hotel  in  the 
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Good  Feed  Stable  connected  with  the  house. 

F.  A.  FREUND,  Proprietor. 

Pioneer  Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stable, 

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Tuolumne  County,  California. 


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We  make  the  best  Granulated  Flour 

Graham  Shorts,  Corn  Meal,  Ground  Barley,  &c. 

We  pay  the  Highest  Prise  in  the  Market  for  No.  I  Wheat. 


Soquel, 

SANTA  CttUZ   COL'NTV, 

la  situated  on  Monterey  Bny,  four  and 
one-half  miles  from  Suuta  Cruz.  I'opu- 
lation  about  200.  Stage;:!  utup  at  Mann's 
Hotel. 


South  Butte. 

SUTTEtt   COUNTY, 

BLISS    W,  hotul  and    assiatant    post- 
master 


Bennett  J  F  J,  liijuors  and  justice  peace 
Bostwick  &  Dickens,  market 
Bowtuan  John,  stoves  and  tinware 
Brown  John  A,  varieties 
Cumming  1)  J,  gen   mdse,  agt  W,  F  & 

Co  and  ins  agt 
Msmore  L  V,  feed  mill 
Floidig  I,  gen  mdse 
OETZSGHMANN  A,  Park  House 
Hall  C  H,  blacksmith 
Kropf  \Vm(jr,  barlx-'r 

MANN  T  W.  hotel 

Meachen   D  ./,    blacksmith  and  wngon- 

maker 
O'Neill  Bros,  South  Coast  Paper  Mill 
PARK  HOUSE,  (b  )ard  and  lodging  at 

reason  riblc      terms),    A    (>etz.schman 

prupr 
Porter  Edward,   gen    mdse,    and  post 

master 
Shields  Wm,  bootmaker 
West  J  E,  livery  stable 
Wheaton  W  E,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 


South  Fork, 

MODOC     COUNTY. 

BERGSTROM  JOHN,  postmaster 
Jackson  H,  ])hysiciau 
Marsh  Mrs  E,  hotel 


South  VaUejo, 

80LAN0  COUNTY. 
(See  Vallejo.) 


Barnes  I>  <<  &  Co,  planing  mills 
Brennun  D  J,  bootmaker 
D.inoen  P,  lifjuora 
DARE  JOHN,  gen  mdso 
DunphyS  F,  buotmakir 
'l>yar  Mrs  H  E,  propr  Frisbio  Hotuo 
Eaton  C  H,  liquors 
Egery  &  Iiamont,  groceries 
Liona  A  T  ile  F,  barber 
Pope  &  Talbot,  lumber 


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FUOET  SOUND  LUMBEB  CO,  A 

Powell  manager 
Reeng  J,  liquors 

KeyiioUlB  Chas,  hotel,  wines  and  liquors 
Shelling  F  A,  W  U  tel  opr 
Stnrr  &  Co,  Houring  mills 
StcflF.in  J  k  1',  butchers 
Sheridan  D,  liquors 
Trahy  Wm,  liquors 
Tyrrell  B,  livery  stable 
Watson  Mrs  I,  hotel 
\Villiams  A  L,  agt  Cal  P  R  R 


Spadra, 


BAN  BEUNAKDINO  COUNTY. 

Is  a  station  on  the  S.  P.  R.  I{.,  twenty 
nine  miles  south  of  Los  Angclea. 

Bowers  Geo  M,  a^t  S  P  R  «,  W  U  Tel 

Co  and  \V,  V  &  Co 
CALDWELL  A  B,  gen  mdso  and  post 

iiiaHter 
Clcinonta  Oliver,  druggist 
EADS  JAMES  M,  assistant  postmaster 
KganJohn  R,  blacksmith 
CJrcon  J  D,  gen  nidao 
Kiikpntrick  R  C,  physicinn 
MaLott  Joseph  A,  gen  mdso 
Jtubottom  W  W,  hotel 
SCOTT  WHH,  saloon 
Thompson  Joseph,  saloon 


Springfield, 

TUOLUMNE  COUNTY, 

Is  three  miles  from  Sonora,  on  the  C<)p- 
peropolis  Stage  road,  33  miles  from 
Milton. 


HENDERSON  EDWABD,  saloon  and 

place  of  entertainment 


Springville, 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY, 

Is  i;0  mill's  south   of    Eureka,  on   the 
Eureka  and  Cloverdale  Sta^e  road. 


Spanish  Dry  Diggings 

EL    DORADO    COUNTY. 
Bucknam  VV  A,  gen  mdse 


Spanish  Flat, 

EL  DORADO  COUNTY. 
Lewis  T  1'',  gen  mdso 


Spanish  Ranch, 

SONOMA  COUNTY. 

THOMPSON  &  KELLOGG,  gen  mdse 


Spenceville, 

NEVADA   COUNTY. 

BargcrC  supt  San  Franrisco  Cooper  Co 
HYMER  JOHN,  gon  mdse  and  post 

muster 
Payn  W  H,  machinist 
Sherman  I>,  blacksmith 
Stiner  ft  Waterman,  gen  mdso 
Tearby  Jno,  hotel 
Tearby  Wm,  liquors 


GILLIGAN  L,  liquors 

(Jreiy  Thomas  ti,  livery 
Hafuer  JoHopli,  blncksmith 
Mason  &  Co,  ttouring  and  sawmill 
Rc.bhon  Bernanl,  bootmaker 
Rollcy  Joseph,  nianufr  sheep  dip 
Spiiiigv  illo  Siiw  and  Flour  Mills', 
S  WORTZEL  W  J,  gen  mddc  and  post- 
master 
Tuttlc  T  G,  hotel 

Squaw  Valley, 

FUE.SNO  COUNTY, 
DOWNING  JOSEPH,  poetmaatcr 


Still  Water  Cove, 

KONOMA  COUNTY. 

1.  ".)cy  F,  gen  mdse 
Roult  Mra  — ,  lauding 


Stockton,     > 


SAN   JOAQUIN    COUNTY, 

Is  the  county  scat  and  situated  on  tho 
Western  Divison  of  the  Central  Pacitio 
Railroad,  lU  miles  from  San  Francisco, 
and  48  miles  south  of  .Sacramento.  It  is 
iiLio  at  the  head  of  navigation  on  the 
Stockton  Slough,  an  arm  of  the  Sau 
Joaquin  river,  and  a  terminus  of  the 
CopiR-'ropolia  Division  of  the  Central 
Pacific  Railroad.  It  is  the  chief  com- 
mercial city  of  the  San  Joaquin  valley, 
and  tho  country  lying  contiguous  to  it 
within  a  radius  of  several  miles  contrib- 
utes largely  to  its  support  in  its  demand 
for  supplies.  Tlie  city  is  widely  known  as 
an  entrepiit  for  tho  deposit  of  vast  quanti- 
ties of  grain  from  many  sections  of  the 
State,  and  is  the  site  of  numerous  exten- 
sivo  warehouses.    The  country  immodi- 


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ately  surrounding  the  city  is  pictnreaque 
and  remarkably  fertile,  and  statistics 
show  it  to  he  second  to  no  other  section, 
in  point  of  agricultural  productions,  in 
the  State.  The  soil  is  a  dark,  sandy  loam, 
very  porous  an  1  i-asily  cultivated.  The 
streets  of  the  city  are  broad  and  smooth, 
and  run  at  right  an^jlus.  The  privat 
residences  are  generally  neat  and  hand- 
some, the  churches  are  numerous,  well 
built  and  well  attended:  while  the  many 
blocks  of  elegant  buildiu'^s  of  tratlic  arc 
in  keeping  with  the  intelligence  and  en- 
terprise of  its  residents.  There  are  sev- 
eral foundries,  planing  and  Houring  mills, 
furniture  factories,  tanneries  and  other 
places  of  industry.  The  Public  S((uare, 
in  the  heart  of  the  city,  is  very  pretty,  be- 
ing set  with  8hruhl)ury  and  plants.  It  is 
also  the  site  of  the  Mtcitc  Insane  Asylum 
and  the  Nevada  Asylum  for  the  insanu. 
It  is  in  a  prosjH'rous  condition,  has  a 
population  of  lo,U(K)  and  two  tl.kily 
papers. 

Abemathy  J,  saloon,  180  Main 
Abramsky  M  L,  real  estate  agt,  McKee's 

block 
/VPAMf^  A  Ji  clerk  Stockton  Laundry, 
184  (>rant  bet  Main  and    Wabcr  ave 
Aditms  J  F,  saloon,  cor  San  Joaquin  and 

Weber  ave 
Adams  S,  blacksmith,  California 
ALEGBETTI  G,  wholesale  and  retail 

groceries,    provisions,   wines  and  licj 

uors,  cor  ^V  ashington  ami  Center 
Allen  E  H,  assessor.  Court  House 
ALLEN  E  H,  propr  Eagle  Hotel,  •27:i 

Wel)er  ave 
AHender  Wm  F,  horseshoeing.  Main  bet 

California  and  American 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

Ranselor  Tuttle   propr,  '2'.V.i,   •_•."{.')  auil 

'-'87  Ctenter 
Amyx  H,  attorney  at  law,  Milco  block 
Anaya  Frank,  b.nber,  Hunter  and  Main 
Andrews  J  H,  siuldle.s,  harnesa,  etc,  'JOli 

Center 
Arendt  M,    dry    goods    and  furnishing 

goods*,  1!H)  Main 
Arnold  Fred,  boots  and  shoes, I'Jl  Main, 

cor  Main  and  Eldorado 
Arrivey  L,   junk  store.  Center  between 

VVashingtoti  and  Market 
ATJST  JOnN  G,  carriage  manufactur- 
ing, horseshoeing  and  general  black 

smithing,   California   bet    Main    and 

Market  

AUSTIN  BROTHERS,  dealers  in  iron, 

steel,  lead  and  iron  pipe,  Hunter  bet 

Main  and  Market 
Austin  O  A  &  Co,  fancy  goods,  etc,  Main 

and  Eldorado 


Avenue  Hotel,  Owen  Fallen  propr,  Web- 
er ave  bet  California  and  American 

fiachinann  C,  wagon  factory,  cor  Chan- 
nel and  American 

Badger  Bros,  paints,  200  Main 

Baggs  W  M  &  Son,  grain  and  storage 
cammission,  102  Lovee 

Baggs  W  T,  bookkeeper  at  paper  mills, 
Tule,  Stockton  P  O,  box  B 

Baird  E  A,  musical  instruments,  179 
Main 

Baker  M  I),  ins  a^^t,  notary  public  and 
secy  Stockton  Budding  and  Loan  As- 
sociation, 18:^  Hunter 

Baldeck  I,  boots  and  shoes,  155  Hunter 

B.ddwin  F  T,  atty  at  law,  Main 

Baldwin  H,  books  and  stationery,  '20i 
Main 

Balthis  Jno  A,  horseshoeing,  cor  Weber 
ave  and  Sutttr 

Bank  of  Stockton,  H  W  Tully  cashier, 
cor  Main  and  Center 

Barkliorn  &  Tous,  agents  Phihidolphia 
Brewery,  Levee 

BARLOW  F  N.p-wturof  First  Baptist 
Church,  cor  Hunter  and  Lindscy 

BARNEY  J  H,  commission  and  grain 

dealer,  I7'.>.\  Center 
Barricklo  D  D.millinery  and  fancy  goods, 

cor  Sntter  and  WcIm-t  ave 
Basilio  L,  groceries,  Flunter  and  Market 
BATCHELDER   B   P,    photograplicr, 

ISS  El  Dorado 
Beardsley  W  1),  livery  stable,  cor  Chan- 
nel and  American 
Beasley  C,  architect.  Hook's  bldg,  Main 
Bfhrman  Henry,  restaurant.  Hunter 
BEHRNS  C,  crockery,  glass  and  china 

ware,  177  El  Do  ratio 
Beiso  ( t,  groceries,  cor  Center  and  Church 
Btlding  Chas,   mainifr  soda  water,  cor 

San  .Jo mniii  and  Weber  ave 
Bt'lding  W  J,  dry  goods,  180  El  Dorado 
Berdine   D  H,  steam  job  printing,  etc, 

Eldridge  l)lock 
Bertrcnd   L,  merchant  tailor,  258   Main 
Boswick  Frank,  livery  stable,  cor  Center 

and  Washington 
Bircli  T  W,  carpenter  ami  builder,  Web- 
er ave  nr  California 

BIRDSALL  REV  E,  rector  St  John's 

Episcopal  Church,  cor  Miner  ave  and 

Lindsey 
Black  &  Bro,  staple  and  fancy  groceries, 

cor  Main  and  Center 
Blair  N  J,    dressmaker,  room  2  Hook's 

bldg 
Blake  A  N,  undertaker,  Hunter 
Block  D,  dry  goods,  202  Main 
Block  E,  cigars  and  tobacco,  203  Main 
BlumenthalL,  clothing,  224  Main 
Boepple  F,  bootmaker,  Main  nr  Califor 

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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


Th«  nodel  Commercial  Colle« 
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BOEBNER  &  WIRTH,  proprs  San 
Joaquin  Brewery,  cor  American  and 
Weber  ave 

BOISSELIER  H  0,  grocoricH,  provis- 
ions and  yeast  powdur  manul'r,  174  EL 
Dorado 

BOND  M  H,  undertaker,  ready  made 
coliius  and  caskets  always  on  hand, 
21)5  Weber  ave  above  Calil'ornia 

Boscher  EH,  druggist,  101)  Main 

Bostwick  1  8,  grain  and  commission 
merchant,  171  Center 

Boswell  Sam,  saloon.  Market  nr  depot 

Bouche  Nelson,  gen  blacksmith.  Center 
bet  Washington  and  La  Fayette 

Bowen  8    B,  agricultural   implta.  Main 

Bricdenbach  Joseph,  i-ropr  Philadelphia 
House,  15  Bridge 

Breith  Chas,  What  Cheer  8aloon,  Levee 

Brown  &,  Co,  produce  and  feed  store,  17S 
.  Levee 

Brown  Phil  T,  plumber  and  gastitter 
Water  Works  bld^.  Hunter 

Bucklej-  W  8,  sujHinor  judge.  Main 

BUDD  &  CORCORAN;   attys  at  law, 
rooms  '2,  W  and  4,  Eldriilge  block,  opp 
Court  House 
BUDD  J  H  &  J  £,  attys  at  law.   El 

dridge  block,  room  I 
BTJLI^RD  JOHN  C,  clerk    Yosemite 

House,  8tockton 
.  Burns  John,    gen    blacksmithing,    'J31 
Center 
Burton  &  MeseroU,  dentist,  cor  Main  and 

El  Dorado 
BTERS&  ELLIOTT,  attys  at  law.JJO 
Main,  Eldiidge  block  opposite  Court 
House 
BTERS  J  C,  attorney,  •J'JG  Main 
Cadieu  &   Bagley,  clothing,  -'52  Main 
Chahill  8,  cigars  and  tobacco,  18U  Center 
California  I'aper  Co,  Egljert  Judsoni)re8, 
and  Eugene  T  Coo^wr  secty,  U  B  Lane 
manager,  Stockton 
CanipbmCeorge,  saloon,   17'J  Center 
CAMPBELL  J  C,  district  atty  andatty 
at  law,  Odd  Fellow's  building,  rooms 
2  and  4 
Caples  &  Brannen,  granite  works.  Main 

nr  American 
Caragnaw  F,   Farmers'    Union    saloon, 

cor  Levee  and  Center 
Carlon  (i  C,  propr  bonded  warehouse  No 

3,  cor  Market  and  Sutter 
GARO  MORRIS,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc, 

257  Main 
CARROLL  JAMES,  barley   mill   and 
feed  depot,  Hunter  bet  Market  and 
Washington 
Carter  J  8,  carpenter,  203  Main 
Carters  L,  city  atty,  McKee's block 
Carter  Stanton  L,  city  atty, 
building,  Main 


saloon,      369 
Cool  Comer 


CASTELU  FRANK, 

Center 

CASTELLI  &  WEBER, 

Saloon,  301)  Center 
CAVEN      JAMES,     propr  Yosemite 

House,  251,  253,  2u5  and  257  Main 
Cavis  Joseph  M,  postmaster.  Center 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  John  Henderson 
propr,  cor  California  and  Channel 

Chalmers  Alex,  dry  goods,  etc,  11)4  and 
11)0  Main 

CHALMERS  OEO,  staple  and  fancy 
dry  goods,  carpets,  etc,  178  El  Dorado 

Chambers  Mrs  U  L,  dresdmaking,  Main 
bet  Stanislaus  and  American 

Chicard,  Sperry  &  Worth,  wood,  182 
Center 

City  Brewery,  Levee  and  Elk 

Clark  A,  physician,  191  Hunter 

Clark  F  K,  principal  Stockton  Business 
Colleiie 

Clark  Z  P,  ins  agt,  Odd  Fellows'  build- 
ing 

Clayes  J  B,  ins  agt,  McKee's  building 

CLOSE  0  H,  variety  house,  186  El 
Dorado 

COLUMBIA  HOUSE,  Alois  Lutz  propr, 
San  Joa(|uin  and  Channel 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL,  F  C  Hahn 

propr,  273  to  27S>  Main 
Compton    H    T    Jr,    county  surveyor, 

Court  House 
Compton    Wm   T,  gen  ins  agt,  cor  San 

Joaquin  and  Weber  ave 

CONDIT  J  H  &  CO,  agricultural   im- 
plements, builders  and  farmers  hard- 
ware,   rope,    twines,  giant  and  black 
powder,  sporting  goods,  garden  seed% 
etc,  181)  Hunter 
Condy  Madam  E  V,  dressmaker,  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Weber  ave 
CONDY  R,  merchant  tailor  and  musi- 
cian,  185  Main 
Cornwall  Arthur,    owner  and  manager 
Steamboit    Line  and  coal  tlealer,    15 
Channel 
Couturier  Nicholas,  hair  store  and  hair- 
dressing,  cor  Weber  ave  and  California 
Covington   E    H,      carriage    trimming, 

cor  California  and  Weber  ave 
Coyle  Kev  John,    pastor  M  E  Church, 
San  Joaquin  bet  Main  and  Weber  ave 
Crawford  S  P.physician,  cor  San  Joaquin 

and  Main 
Crawford  T  A,  commission  and  general 
agency.  Levee 

CROSS  JAMES    H, 

House,  cor  Hunter  anil 
Cross  L  E  &  S  N,  physicians.  Hunter 
CUNNINGHAM  T,  sheriff,  San  Joa- 
quin 
McKee's,  Curtis  C,  piano  tuner  and  repairer,  249 
Main 


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Curtis  W  G,  assistant  supt  S  and  C  H 
K  office,  depot  on  Lovoo 

CTJTTINO  L  M,  'ire,  marine,   life  and 
nccideiitul  ins,  rcul  estate  and  notary 
pulilic,  C'himnol 
Czartoryski  M,  physician.  Hunter 
DagKctt  William  C,  City  Mdit  Market, 
i!58  Mnin 

"DAILY    EVENING     HERALD.' 

I'retiton  ft  KM  proprs,  JIuntcr  l)ot 
Mil  in  iind  Market 

Dnrcy  &,  (iall,  saloon,  cor  Main  and  ¥A 
I).»r;ido 

DARCT  PETER,  Sample  Room,  Con- 
tur  and  Mnin 

Davenport  A  C,  dentist.  Center 

Daves  Mrs  Jenni",  drissmalier,  cor  Web- 
er iivo  and  Califnrnia 

DeLANO  &  DOUGLASS,  barbers,  ir»i 

M'lin 
DENIG  WILLIAM M,  pnblidvr  "The 

Commercial  Uooord,"   I8.'l  Kl  Dorado 
D^'V'illidon  Isabel,  restaurant,  cor  Hun- 
ter and  Marktt 
Devoll  H  H,  sewing  machine  agt,  Weber 

ave 
Devoll  William,  cigars  and  tobacco,  180 

Main 
Ditz  <},  gunsmith,  18(5  Main 
Doak  &   Dunning,    Main  Street  T.ivery 

Stable,    San   Joaquin    bet  Main   and 

Market 
Dodge   D  F  &  Co,    notions   and  fancy 

jroodi,  180  El  Dorado 
Doherty  Danl,  boot  and  shoemaker,  178 

Main 
Dohrm.tn  Charles  W,  ins  agt,  203  Main 
Diihnnann  Julius,  hairdn^sm'r,  'JOU  Main 
DORRANCE  H  T,  saddlery,  harness, 

saddlery  hardware,    leather,     collars, 

etc,  185  Hunter 
DOUGLASS    J    B,   Yosemito    Billiard 

Pailor  and  Saloon,  'Jii?  Maiii 

DRASCOVICH  &DUDICH,  National 

]vestaurant   and  Saloon,    Center    bet 

Main  and  Market 
DiMscovich  M,  saloon,  158  I^vco 
DUDLEY  W   L,  atty   at  law,  room  6, 

Odd  Fellows  bnildinc; 
EAGLE  HOTEL,  K  H  Allen  propr,  27:5 

W'-lHjr  ave 
EASTON  A,  furniture,  El  Dorado  near 

Main 
EASTON    A,    upholstery   manufr.    El 

Dorudu  near  Maiit 
Eckstrom  A,  hairdressing,   202  Tjevoe 
Eckstrom  Albert,  upholstery,  254  Main 
Eckstrom  Miss    Emmr,  millinery,   254 

Main 
Eckstrom  Geo  F,  agt  Davis  Sewing  Ma- 
chine, 254  Mnin 
ECKSTROM  MRS  THOMAS,  millin- 
ery and  fancy  goods,  254  Main  ' 


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181 


Eddy  O  J,  physici  m  and  lurgeon,  cor 

Main  and  El  Dorado 
Etlwards    James    &    Son,     contractors, 

McKee's  building 
Eldred    &  Koberts,  marble  works,  269 

Mai'i 
ELLIOTT  A  T,  grain  and  wool  broker, 

Center  bet  Main  and  Leveo 
ELLIOTT  LW,  atty,  220  Main 
Elliott  L  W,  homtupathic  physician 

ENGELHARDT  A,  proi)r  Wehcr 
House,  cor  Ceitter  and  Main 

Englaiul  J  W,  foreign  and  domestic 
fruits,  2^7  Main 

ERNEST  CHARLES  L,hnnlwan>,  tin- 
ware and  criickery.  ISU  Main 

Eshltach    Mr^i  C  &   Ci>,   millinery  cooda 
I8:«  El  I)(.rado  ' 

ESHBACH   &  HAMILTON,  job 

priiitini:  tifHce,  183  El  Dorado 

FARMERS'  CO-OPERATIVE 
UNION  OF  SAN  JOAQUIN  YAL- 

LEY,    Eureka   Warehouse,   I,  '2,  3,  4 
and  5  I/evec,  I  R  Wilbur  secy 
FARRINGTON  H   L,   Stockton 

FARiamGTON  H  S,  Stockton 

W'orks 

FARRINGTON,    HYATT    & 

Stockton    Iron    Works,    177,170, 

and  183  C.difornia 
FEE  PATRICK,  propr  Avenue  Stable, 

Wi'luT    avo   b-'twoen    California    and 

Americai? 
Fw'ley  J,  boot  and  shoemaker,  20^4  Ijcvoo 
Feri;n8c»ii   John,     merchant  Uilor,    181 

Main 
Ferguson  Mrs  P  M,  millinery,  181  Main 
Finnan  John,  hackman  Yosemitc  House, 

Stockton 
Finnegan    M,   groceries,  cor  Orora  and 

Channel 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK  OF 

STOCKTON,   H    H   Ifewlett  cisl.ier 

and  manager,  cor  Main  and  Hunter 
Fisher  M  C,  capitalist  and  land  owner, 

ofiice  ABC  and  D  McKee's  building, 

Muiii 
Fisher  W  R,  agt  M  C  Fisher  capitalist, 

Main 

FISK     &    STROMEIMER,  Eureka 

B.ikery,  50  Ch  annel 

FITZERALD    &    HENDERSON, 

planing  mill.  Main  and  California 
FORD    JAMES,  propr  United  States 

Stable,  225  Center 
For<l  W  B,   produce,   Center  bet  Levee 

and  Main  * 

Fowler  W  S,  saloon  Commercial  Hotel, 

Main 
Fraukenheimcr  B,  clothing,  208  Main 
FRASER  P    B,  notary    public,  offio* 

First  National  Bank,  191  Hunter 


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FHirry  L,  carp<;nter,  Cliannol 

Oulgitini    V,    Halt  and   vegetables,    188 

lioveo 
Oall  A,  hakeiy,  170  El  Dorado 
(iazznlo  Aiiiii J,  groceries,  etc,  cor  £1  Do- 
rado and  Lafavetto 
Gerlach  Louis,  til  Dorado   Market,    IT2 

El  Dorado 
Gliilliazza  U  &  Bros,  groceries,  cor  San 

Joa(iuin  antl  Lafayette 
Gianclli  ( t,  inanuf  wines  and  brandies, 

cor  (Jalifornia  anil  Fremont 
Gianelli  l!  B&  Bros,  groceries,  California 

and  Fremont 
OIBBON  WM  Ml  'ktty  and  notary  pub 

lie,  Odd  Fellows'  building,  room  0 
Gillivaud  N,  barlxT,  Main 
Giovanessi   Frank,  toys  and  fruits,  170 

El  Dorado 
Giranl  Miss  Emma,   millinery  and  fancy 

goods,  187  El  Dorndo 
Givanovieh  A,  Tourist  Restaurant,  '2(il 

Main 
Glaser   Adolpli,    propr    "Tlie  Stockton 

Banner"  (Uermaii  and  Eiiyliili   paper) 
OLICK    J,     watclunaker  and  jewelry, 

p.H)  Kl  Dorndo 
GLOBE  IRON  W0RK3,   .T<'h;i    Caine 

propr,  cor  Main  and  Cmnnierce 

GOAD  &SHERWIN.  gen  advertisin 
a^ts,  C'eutor  nr  Stockton  and  (.'opiKr 
(Jrahani    Wm,    builder-*'    hartlware,    'JOi) 

GRANGERS'  UNION  OF  SAN  JOA 

ftUIN     VALLEY.     An.lrew    Wolf 
l)rest,    John    X  Wood   secy,    'J80   and 
'JS'i  Main  and  California 
Cira»bur>,'er  &  Simon,  saloon,  Hunter 
Gritlin  Mrs  L,  dressmaker,  18  Sutter 
(iriH«im  Harry,  lienors,  18()  Center 
Gross  C   A,    i)verall   niaunuf.    Main  i)et 

Stanislaus  and  Amcrioan 
fiross  &  Greenwood,  market,  Center 
tiruusky  Ciiarles,  county  recorder.  Court 

House 
Guernsey    &    Allen,  books,    stationery, 
picture  frames,    musical  instruments, 
etc,  184  El  Dora<lo 
GunnHjrt   E,  li<iuors   and    tobacco,    2'2G 

Main 
GUNE  ATJCX,  cigar  manufactory,  184 

Lovee 
Ua;i8  Clias  &,   Son,    watchmakers    and 

jewelers,  20-t  ^Llin 
Haas  H  O,  licpior  stand,  194  Main 
Hacket  James,  tailor.  Main 
HAHN  A  J.    clerk  Commercial  Hotel, 

'm,  275,  277  and  270  Main 
HAHN  F  C,  propr  Commercial  Hotel, 

273  to  279  Main 
Haiues  N  J,  dentist,  185  El  Dorado 
Haines  Mrs  S  B,  dreaamaker,  185  El  Do- 
rado 


Hainea  &  Snider,   livery  atable,  Main, 

Market,  Sutter  and  California 
Hale  Joseph,  agt  Cul  Steam  Navigation 

Co,  1«2  Lovee 
Hamlet  &  Freeman,  aoap  factory,  Center 

nr  Anderson 
Hamman  J  C,  groceries,  California 
Hammond,  Moore  &  Yardley,  wholesale 

grocers,  Welwr  av  nr  Hunter 
Hampton  Geo,  mjat  shop  and  groceries, 

Center  and  Lafayetto 
Hansel    J,    carriage    factory    and    gen 

blaeksinithing,  etc.  Hunter  bet  Minor 


cor    Hunter  and 
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and  Linilsey 
Hansel    L,   groceries, 

Channel 
Harris  Charles,   dyeing 

173  El  Dorado 

HARRIS  HENRY,  new  and  second- 
hand wagons,  l)ugi^ies,  junk,  old  iron, 
brass,  copper,  lead,  zinc,  bottles,  glass, 
rag-t,  etc,  154  Hunter 

Harris  Mrs  L  J,  dressmaking.  Main  bst 
Stanislaus  ann  American 

ILirt  James  N,  ear|Kiiiter,  Channel 

HART  &  THRIFT,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail  grocorius,  Sntt"r  and  Weber  ave 

HARTLEY  C  F,  wood  and  coal,  cor 
Hunter  and  Bridt^e 

Hasson  James,  shoemaker,  Weber  ave 
\n'.t  San  Joaipiin  ami   Hunter 

Hatch  F  S,  horseshoeing,  272  Webor  ave 

Haushaccius  II,  barber,  Ijeveo 

Haycox  T  J,  painter,  cjr  California  and 
Weber  ave 

Hodges  9i  Buck,  grocers,  cor  Main  and 
San  .loaquin 

Hoinjaim  (J  II,  gen  blacksmithing, 
Weln-T  ave  nr  California 

Heinzc  Josiiph,  furniture,  etc,  183  Main 

Heitman  Mrs  E,  hotel,  cor  California  and 
Wulier  ave 

Henderson  C  U,  agt  C  P  U  R 

HENDERSON  JOHN,  propr  Central 
Hotel,  cor  California  and  Channel 

Henderson  M  P,  carriage  manufr,  cor 
M;iin  and  American 

HENDERSON  R  W,  dentist,  cor  Hun- 
ter and  Main,  McKee's  building 

llotidersvm  Walter  R,  dentist  with  R  W 
Henderson 

Herrmann  Bros,  saloon,  cor  Main  and 
California 

Hersey  Thos  E,  boot  manufr,  207  Mi 

Hess  Henry,  steam  dyeing  works,  cor 
Main  nr  California 

HEWLETT  HENRY  H,  cashier  and 
manager  of  The  First  National  Bank 
of  Stockton,  cor  Main  and  Hunter 

mCK  NBOTHAM  MRS  E,  dreaamak- 
in/.  305  Market 

HICKINBOTHAM  J  T,  wagon    and 
carriage  lumber,  etc,  271  Main 
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HICKMAN  E,  ilry  goods,  iiilka,  ilomea- 

ticH,     cuipcta,     funcy    and    niillinory 

goods,  etc,  i.00  Main 
Hickmun  Wm  M,  druggist,  21*2  Main 
Hilkc  N   t',   iKirnessmakur,  Sutter  but 

Main  and  Webir  nvo 
Hinifs  Mrs  M  J,  dressmaker,  198  Main 
JBOLDEN I  D.  druggist  andapotlicuury, 

cor  Main  aiui  El  Dorado 
Uocrr  John,  dealer  in   boots  and  shoes, 

188  EI  Dorado 
Hogan  Howard,    hardware,  stoves,  etc, 

cor  San  Joa(j':in  and  Main 
Hogan  .1  M,  atty  at  law,  Odd   Tcllows' 

building 
Hogan    W    C,    inn   agt,    Odd    Fellows' 

building 
Hoisholt    V  &    Hro,   watchmakers  and 

jewelers,  171  El  Dorado 

HOLMAN  H   C.  propr  U  S  Hotel,  cor 

Market  and  Center 
HOOD   £  E,    reporter  superior  court, 

KkXiX  Fellows'  building,  room  G 
Horwijiski    M,  cijii^rs   aiul   tobacco,  I8.T 

Main 
Ho.smer  J  A,  atty  at  law.  Main 
Houdman  Ed  K,  lodgingbousc,  20.")  Main 
HUDSON  A  S,  physician  and  surgeon, 

182  Main 
HUDSON  A  T,  physician  and  surgeon, 

182  Main 
Huffman  D    If,   attv   at   law,  Eldridgc 

block 
HUGHES  H  Ji  manager  White  House 

staple  and   fancy  dry  goo<ls,   241   and 

24:{  Main 
HUMPHREY    T    G,    drapers,    gram 

carriers,  straw  forks,  etc,  at  the  old 

stand,  cor  Main  and  California 
HYATT   G   C,  Stockton  Iron  Works, 

and  niaj  or 
Hyers  Wm,  biirber,  M'A^i  El  Dorado 
Inglia  Wm,  b;ihcry,  222  Center 
Isaacs  Henry,  clotliing,  etc,  I'Jti  Ixivee 
Isaacs  L  &  W,  hairdrcssing,  Main 
ISRAEL   G  C,  atty  at  la\r,  Oild  Fel- 
lows' building 
Jackson   (i  W,    music  teacher,   SK  cor 

Center  and  Flora 
Jackson  J  A,  livery  stable,  22(5  Center 
Jackson  .lohn,  hardware,  stoves,  pumps, 

etc,  lit?  Main 
Jackson   O  W,   music  teacher,    SE   cor 

Center  and  Flora 
Jacobs  H,  Paris  Ljicc  Store,  188  M  lin 

JOB  PRINTING  OFFICE,  l^shl  ad.  & 

Hamilton  proprs,  183  El  l)orudo 
Johnson  11  S,  livery  stable,  Weber  ave 

and  San  .loaiiuin 
Kaiser  M  Ti,  saloon,  Hunoer 
KAISER  Si  boots  and   shoes  made  to 

order  on   shortest  notice,  Weber  ave 
r-    and  Hunter 


Kanky  <!,  clothing,  etc,  238  Main 
Koeler  W  11,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

24<J  Main 
Koniston  C  M,  county  sunt  schools 

KENNEDY  &  MILLER,  junk,  now 

and    secondhand     furniture,     under 
Weber  House,  cor  Main  and  Center 
Kidd  James  E,  painter,  178  Main 
Kies  O  D,  agt  Wheeler  k  Wilson  Sowing 
Machines,  245  Main 

KINDERMANN   0.    Humboldt  Hall 

and     (.'osmopolitan    Kustaurant,    cor 

Weber  ave  and  Sutter 
King  Barney,  hackmun,  Yosemito  House, 

Main 
Klipplu    Mrs    Rose,     dressmaker,     174 

Main 
Kohlbcrg  A,  cigars,  etc,  cor  Wobor  ave 

and  Hunter 
Kobll)erg   15en    F,    constable,    Eldridgo 

lilock  opp  Court  House 
Kon/ehnann    Kev    A,    pastor   (icrmun 

Methodist  Church,  Sutter 
Kraft  H,  groceries,  Stanislaus  and  Park 
Kuim  Frank,  watchmaker,  200  Main 

KULLMAN,  WAGNER  &  CO,  pr.>pr3 

T'acilic  Tannery, eor  Oak  and  El  Dorado 

La  Miss  J   C,   dressmaker.    Hook's 

b        ,  Main 

LA  .J2  E  J,  cfintractor  and  builder, 
Sutter.  Everthing  pertaining  to  his 
trade  witii  neatness  and  dispatch 

LANE  HARRY,  Bonanza  Hoot  block, 
'S.W  Main 

LANE  R  B.  Lane's  Mills,  25i3  to  2')') 
VVel)cr  ave 

Langdon  &  Clark,  physicians,  I  111 
Hunter 

Lanjidon  Samuel,  physician,  lill  Hunter 

Lan^mack  H.  watchmaker,  \\)\  El  Do- 
rado 

Liui^m::id  O  (I,  chief  police 

LAUMEISTER    LEWIS,    groceries, 

provisions,  wines,  etc,   cor  Miner  ave 
and  Sacramento 
Lelnjuder  &  Stalling,  Levee  Saloon 

LERCHER&BRO,  Tyrolean  Hall,  I'.l!) 

Hunter 
Lertora    P,    groceries,  cor    Washington 

and  Aurora 
Lesher  Peter,  saloon,  17")  Hunter 
Ijcsher  Wm,  saloon,  11)8  I^vec 
Levy   T    1,  produce    and  poultry,    ISO 

Ijcvce 
Licginger  H  &  Son,  boots  and  shoes,  259 

Main 
LISSENDEN  G  &  CO,  proprs  Pacific 

Agricultural  \*  orks 
Long  E  O,  agt  impts 
Looncy  Thomas,  saddlery  and  harness, 

cor  Chatinel  and  Hunter 
Lothrop  &  Noble,  hats,  caps,   etc,  247 

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LOUTTIT  JAMES  A,  atty  at 

Odd  I'ullows'  building',  rouiii  4 

LOUTTIT  W  R,  HDcciul  ugt   "S  V 

Chronicle,"  *'Alta,''  "Uecord-Union," 

lUittrick'a  PattMriia,   etc,  173  Huiitur 

tir  old  Postortice       

LOVROVICH     FRANK.     SteninLoat 

Luiidiiig  Ucataurnut,   18H  Lovi^e 
Liisignau   T,    bootmaker,    EUlorudo   iir 

Main 
LUTJE  &  GROSS,  candy  tnimufra  and 

confi!Ctioni)-8,  17'.*  El  Dorado 

LUTZ  ALOIS,  propr  Columbia  House, 
cor  Man  Joaquin  and  Chiinnul 

Lyon  li  K,  roiil  estate  nnd  ins  agt,  Me- 
Kee's  building 

MACKENZIE  REV  ROBERT,  paxto, 

Presbyterian  church,  >San  .loaquin  but 

Mikin  and  Market 
MAOER  ADAM,   old    Lodge   Saloon, 

'I'M  Main 
MAONER  MAX,  propr  Bonanza  Sa, 

loon,  'I'M)  Main 
Magtiire  Andrew,  tailor,  cor  Channel  and 

El  Dorad  > 

MAIL  PUBLISHING  CO,  Hardin. 

Colnoh  &  Nunian  proprs,  'I'lA  Main 
Mallon  T  (",  real  cHtato  agt  and   notary 

puMic,  176  Main 
MANSION   HOUSE,    'an.es    H   Cross 

])ropr,  cor  Hunter  and  WuIht  ave 
Marble  &  Alders,  Eureka  IJeer  Hall,  'J(17 

Main 
Marks  H,  merchant  tailor,  'J.IO  Main 
Marks  M,  cigars  and  tol)accti,  Ijcvee  and 

El  Do.ailo 
MARSTERS    E    J,     self-feoderH     for 

threshing     machines,     self-regulatirif.- 

windmills,    portalilo   grain    elevattirs, 

cor  California  an<l  Wasiiiiigton 

MATHEWS  H  0,  wholesale  an<l  retail 
li(in(irrt,  IS! ( Center 

MATTESON   &   GARLAND,  stag. 

line  from  Milton  to  Calaverai^,  "  Hiy 
Trees,"  Yosemite 

MATTESON  &  WILLIAMSON, 

manufr  tanning  implements,  Main  and 
California;  Star  Foundry,  cor  Aurora 
and  Market 

Maxwell  (ieo  W  &  Co,  managers  Retail- 
ers' Protective  Union,  cor  Main  and 
Hunter 

McCarty  .las  M,  notary  public  and  in? 
aiit,  '1()\  Main 

McCARTY    MATHEW,    canjcntcr 

and  builder,  Sutter  t-r  Main 
McCloud  Mrs  Ida,  dressmaker,  174  Main 
McConnick  M,    boot    and    shoemaker. 

Main  bet  Sutter  and  California 
McCurdy  W,  apothecary,  cor  Main  and 

Sutter 
McKenzie  G  A,  reg  land  office,  Odd  Fel 

lows'  block 


MoKINNE    BARNA,  atty    at   law, 

cor  Main  and  Saa  Joaquin 
McStay  O  E,  attorney  at  law,  Eldridge 

blocK,  opp  Court  House 
Meader  1)  A,  deputy  col  int  rev  and  ina 

agt 
Meehan  Miss  C  &  Co,  droaamaker,    170 

and  IHI  Main 
MELONE  G  A,    auctioneer  nnd  com- 

miision   merchant  and  dealer    in  dry 

goods,    clothing,    boots,    shoes,    hats, 

furnishing  goods,    furniture,  etc,    181 

Hunter 
MELONE  G  W,  Mutual  Trade  Union, 

181  Hunter 
Menyel  Peter,  Ixiots  and  ahoea,  185  Main 
MERSFELDER  L.   Stockton  Bakery 

and  l{estaur;int.  Levee  nr  Center 

MIESELL    FRED,     hairdresser    and 

manufr  of  human  hair  switches,  uurla, 

etc,  IHH  Main 
Milco  Jno  &  Co,  fruits,  etc,  liif)  Main 
Miller  .Faeob,  1)  lUei-y,  Main  nr  California 
MILLER  GEN  J  F  .res  Palace  H..tel, 

otiii.'u  Alaska    Fur  Co,    Sansome,  San 

Francisco 
MILLER,  GEN  J  F  &  W  ,C,  storage 

and  grain  meroliants,  Scott's    ave  and 

Commerce 
Milhr  M, physician,  cor  Main  and  Center 
Miller  O,  artist,  Hook's  bldg,  Main 
MILLER  WM  P,  carriage  repository, 

cor  California  and  Channel 
Mills  J  as  T,  hardware,  stoves,   tinware, 

etc,  I!l8  Main 
MILNE  A  0,  t'litor   "Stockton  Inde- 
pendent,"' c(U'  El  Dorado  and  Levee 
MINTA  WESLEY,    attorney   at  law 

ami  justiei  of  pcce.  Mam  opp  Court 

HouHe 
Mitrovieh  M  &  C",  restaurant,  200  Levee 

MOLLEUHAUER  L,  ataplo  and  fancy 

groceri.'s,  wines  and  liquors,  cor  Weber 

ave  an<l  Annrican 

Monotti  A,  produce,  lish,  etc,  182  Levee 

Moody   \\   (',  carpenter,  cor  Main  and 

American 
Morning   Star  Lodge  No  GS,  F  &  A  M, 

M  H  Bond  secy 
Morris  &  Beldcn,  livery  stable,  Center 
Morrissey  Jus  A,  collector,  2:i()  Main 
Moss  Frank,  saloon,  204  Levee 
MOWBRAY  J  L,  collection  and  loan 
agency,  EUlridge  block  opposite  Court 
House 
Musto  L,  groceries,  cor  Main  and  Amer- 
ican 
MUSTO  P,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer- 
ies and  provisions,  cor  Market  and  El 
Dorado 
Myer  B,  French  physiciati,  254  Main 
Myrick  II  L,  ticket  and  freight  agent  S 
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Near  G  W,  grain  merchant,  Levee  and 
Center 

Newell  Sidney,  capitalist,  P  O  box  21 

Newell  T  W,  caiiitalist,  V  O  box  125,  of- 
fice 202  Main 

Newman  Chas,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 
Hunter  nr  Levee 

Nichols  &  Horton,  agts  Chicago  Screw 
Harrow,  102  I^evee 

Nicola  Milco  &  Co,  fruits,  etc,  205 
Main 

Nunan  Jno  J,  business  agency.  Hunter 
nr  Weber  ave 

O'BRIEN  JOHN  H,  wholesale    wines 

and  liijuors,  222  Main 
O'Conner  Kev  Father,St  Mary's  Church, 

Washington 
Offer  &  Friedman,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc, 

203  Main 
OKEFIJE    P„K    &    BRO,   Cliarter 

OuK  Saloon,  170  Levee 
Olmstcad   Mrs   F,  glove  mannfr.    Main 

bet  Sutter  and  California 
OTJLLAHAN  D  J,    wholesale    liquors 

and  c.gJir.s,  177  M.iin 
Overton  F,  lodging   house  and   saloon, 

cor  Center  and  Marlict 
Owen  Chas  E,  musical  instrument?,  24',t 

Main 

PACIFIC       AGRICULTURAL 

WORKS,  Lissendc'i  (i  &  Co  propria, 
cor  California  .'uui  [jafayette 

PACIFIC  TANNERY.  Kullman,  Wag- 
ner &  Co  proprd,  cor  Oak  and  LI  Do- 
rado 

Patten  R  C,  agt  Sonera,  Murphy's  and 
San  Audroaa  Stage  Linos,  ottico  Yo- 
Semite  House,  Main 

Patei'sou  A  V  H,  superior  judge 

PARKER  R  B  &  CO,  wholesale  and 
retiil  grocer.  Hunter  bet  Main  and 
Market 

Paulk  C  C,  police  judge,  opposite  Court 
House 

PAULSELL  A  C,  president  of  Eureka 
Waroiiouses,  1,  2,  3,  4  and  5  Levee 

Peckler  Chas,  bakery,  cor  Weljer  and 
California 

Perkins  Bros,  groceries,  etc,  1S7  Hunter 

Perrin  Otis,  roc  U  S  land  oilioe  and  prest 
Stockton  Ice  Co,  Odd  Fellows'  bldg 

PERRY  GEORGE,  collecting,  real  es 
tate  and  insurance  agent,  234  Main 
opt)  Court  House 

PETERS  J  D,  grain  and  wool  mer- 
chat,  154  Ijevee 

Peyser  Albert,  barber.  Commercial  Ho- 
tel, Main 

Peyton  Setb,  saloon,  228  Main 

Pierce  &  Smith,  restaurant,  El  Dorado 
l)et  Washington  and  Market 

Piser  S,  merchant  tailor,  cor  Main  and 
Sutter 


PIXLEY  W  B,  druggist  and  apothe- 
cary, 176  Main 

Plumer  W  P,  stair  builder.  Commerce 
bet  Levee  and  Main 

POLYMATH   ANDREW,    practical 

watchmaker,  jeweler  and  optician,  17i) 
and  181  Main 

Quinn  Jno,  painter.  Main  bet  California 
and  Anil  rican 

Quinii  cfe  McDoug.ald,  painters.  Main 
bet  California  and  American 

Kaab  &  Miller,  proprs  What  Cheer 
House,  cor  Center  and  Levee 

Kalpli  C  R,  county  assessor.  Court  House 

llapiiael  .),  clothing,  187  Main 

Kead  T  Y,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  182 
Main 

Ileichlein  Mrs,  midwife,  bleeding,  cup- 
ping and  leeching,  cor  Weber  ave 
and  Sutter 

llenland  M,  saloon,  Weber  ave  bet  Cal- 
ifornia and  American 

Reynolds  Menick,  grain  buyer,  corner 
Levee  and  Commerce 

Lihodos  Alonzo,  r;ial  estate  and  insur- 
ance agt,  231)  Main 

Rider  A  S,  hack  business,  Yosemite 
House,  I^Iain 

RiefFel  Louis,  bakery,  cor  San  Joaquin 
and  Washington 

Riuaro  A,  groci^ries.  Hunter  bet  Miner 
ave  and  Lindsey 

RingC  IJ,  auctioneer  and  coroner,  Main 

Kink  L  S,  saloon,  cor  Center  and  Main 

RIORDAN  DANIEL,  saddlery  and 
hariu'ss,  1S!>  Main 

Ritter  C  M,    principal  L'lfayette  School 

IJobinson  H  (J,  builder,  I'^l  Dorado 

ROBINSON  JERRY,  architect  and 
builder,  L03  Main 

Robison  W  M,  express  messenger  W^, 
F  &  Co 

nodonbush  — ,  saloon,  next  to  postofEce 
on  ( 'enter 

ROGERS  &  WILLOWS,  coal,  wo(kI 

au(i  ice,  200  Kl  Dorado 
Rohbecker  &  Roerner,  saloon,  cor  Hun- 
ter and  Ciiannel 

ROHRMCHER    &   MAGER,  Old 

Lodge  Saloon,  23i  Main 

ROHRBACHER  PHILIP,  Old  Lodge 

Saloon,  234  Main 
ROLAND  A,  Depot  Saloon  C  P  R  R 
Rosenbaum  D  S,  clothing,  240  Main 
Jiosenl)lum  M,  clothing,  173  Main 
Rothonbush  D,  brewery,  cor  Stanislaus 

and  Park 
ROWE  ROBERT,    hanlware,  stoves, 

tin,  sheet  inm,  copperware,  builders' 

hardware   and  mechanica'  tools,  200 

Main 
Rossi  Antonio,  propr  Colombo  House, 

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Ruggles  C  A,  physician 

BTJHL  &  ITLOYD,  stoves,  ranges, 
pumps,  tinware,  etc,  183  Hunter 

RuoiT  Airs  C,  niillin«ry,  245  Main 

RTJFERT  GEO,  Weber  House  Saloon 

(t>pen  (lay  and  night).  Center 
Safferhill  David,  saloon,  cor  Hunter  and 

Levee 
St  Mary's  Catholic  Church,  Washington 

bet  Hunter  and  San  Joaquin 
Sampson  &  Gray,     meat  market,    1258 

Cjuifoinia 

SAN  JOAQUIN  BREWERY,  Boer- 

ner  k  Wirtli  proprs,  oor  Anuricun  and 

WebiT  avo 
SAN  JOAQUIN  HOTEL,   F    Stoetzer 

propr,  cor  San  Joatpiin  and  Weber  av 
San   Joaquin   Lodge   No   It)   F&  AM, 

Chas  A  liugsles  secy 
San  Joaquin  Valley  Bank,  F  J  Huggins 

casiiier,  210  Miiin 
Scalerandi  Mrs  M,  restaurant,  174  Mail 

SCHMIEDER  C&HOLMAN,  proprs 

United  States  Hotel,    eor   Center  and 

Market 
SCHMITT  PHILLIP,  staple  and  fancy 

firoceries,      fresh    meats,    wines    and 

liquors,  cor  Main  and  (jrant 
Schrack  Mrs  S  l\,  hainlressing,  stamping 

nnd  pinking,  Mdn  bet  Californi '.  and 

American 
Schulz    '.{,    wagonmakcr,    cor  California 

and  Wel>er  ave 
ScuttHB&  Co,  manufr  barbed   fence 

wire,  cor  Califoruia  and  Lafiiyette 
Seavers  F,  meat  market,  cor  Channel  and 

Hunter 
iSeick  J,  hai.  dresser  and  shaving  saloon. 

Center  bet  Main  and  Market 
Seilnacht  F,  bootmaker,  186  Levee 
Severy  M,  real  estate,  108  Main 
Shaver  John  1',  s.doon,  Miiin 
Shaw  H  C,   manufacturing   works,   201 

and  i:o:<  I'll  Dorado 
SHEARER  BEN,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co, 

'jm  Main 
SHEPHERD  &  BRO,  bides,  pelts  and 

l)r<Hluee,    e  a   Center    Ijet    Alain    and 

Market 
SHEPHERD   D  C  &  BRO,  groceries, 

provisions,    hides,     pelts    and     wool, 

cor  C'enter  and  Market 
Slieridau  &  Anderson,  tailors,  Main 
Sherwin    &   (ioad,    advertising    agents, 

Center  In't  Main  and  Levee 
iShurtlefl'  Dr  (J  A,   supt   Stockton    Asy 

lum  for  tiie  Insane 
Simpson  ftdr  ',  lumber,  Levee 

SmOER  MANUFACTURING    CO, 


(branch),  J 
Main 


J  Wright    manager,    175 


Smith  Ansel,  atty  at  law.  Odd  Fellows, 
building 

Smith  &  Collins,  carpenters,  183  Com- 
merce 

Smith  Frank  E,  saloon,  eor  Market  and 
El  Dorado 

Smith  &  Hargrave,  Metropolitan  Saloon, 
259  Main 

Smith  Thon.a),  cigars,  tobacco,  etc. 
Hunter 

Southerland  &  Dillon,  marble  works, 
Alain 

Southworth  &  Grattan,  gen  mdse.  Main 
and  Hunter 

Sperry  A  B,  confectionery,   192  Main 

Spurry  &  Co,  millers  and  commission 
merchants,  cor  Beaver  and  Levee 

Si)i)onor  J  I'itcher,  photographist,  171, 
173  and  175  Alain 

Sprague  Z,  gunsmith,  etc,  Main  bet  Com- 
merce and  Center 

STAMPER  ISAAC,  clothing  and  gents 
furaiahing  goods,  232  Alain 

STEAMBOAT  LANDING  RESTAU- 
RANT, me;il.s  ut  all  hours,  F  i^ovro- 
vich  propr.  Levee 

Stainhard  Bros,  clothing,  204  Alain 

Stelling  F,  painter,  Hunter  bet  Aliuer  ave 
and  Lindsey 

Stevenson  James,  plaster,  Channel  bet 
Hunter  and  El  Dorado 

STEWART  FRANK,  president  of  The 
First  National  Bank  of  Stockton, 
cor  Alain  and  Hunter 

Ste^  art  ^  Smith,  grain,  wool  and  com- 
K.ission  merchants,  101  Levee 

STOCKTON  AGRICULTURAL 

WAREHOUSE,  201  and  203  Jvl  Do- 
rado, i'  O  box  95,  John  Caine  pr^^pr 

STOCKTON  BAKERY  AND  RES- 
TAURANT, li  Alorwfelder  propr 
STOCKTON  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 

F  H  Clarke  principal,  cor  Hu/iter  ana 
Weber  ave 

"STOCKTON  BUSINESS  COLLEGE 

JOURNAL,"  F  K  Clarke  editor  and 
proprietor,  cor  Webta'  ave  and  Hunter 

"STOCKTON  DAILY  AND 
WEEKLY  INDEPENDENT,"  A  E 

T  Worlcy  and  A  O  Alilne  proprs,  oor  El 

Dorado  and  Levee  (up  stairs) 
Stockton  Furniture  Alanufactory,   Alain 

and  Stanislaus 
Stockton  (ias  C'ompany,  cor  Center  and 

Alornian   ave,  Henry  Adams  manager 
Stockton   Ice     Company,    Oti^    I'erriu 

president 

STOCKTON  IRON  WORKS,  177,  179, 

181   and  183,  California 
STOCKTON  LAUNDRY,  L  Sellman 

propr,  184  (Jrant  bet  Alain  and  Weber 
Stockton  LumlKT  Yard,  A   D   Moore  & 

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California — Stockton. 

ALPIIARKTICALLV. 


Stockton  &  Phillips,  physicians,  Main 
Stockton  11  A,  Chapter  No  28,  secy  L  E 

Lyons 
Stockton  Savings  &  Loan  Society,   L  U 

Shippee  pres,  cor  Hunter  and  Main 
Stockton    Street    Railroad    Co,     depot 

Main  bet  Stanislaus  and  American 
Stockton  Warehouse  Co,  John  Ducker 

Kres,    C    Denervand    secy,   postotiice 
ox  31,  cor  (Jhnrih  and  Cumuierce 
Stockton     Woolen    Mill,     Doughty     & 

Tatterson  proprit.  Otter 
Stock  well  E  11,  clothing,  etc 

STOETZER  F,  propr  San  Jouquin  Ho- 
tel, cor  Weber  ave  and  San  Joaquiu 

Stowe  E  B,  clerk,  Eldridge  block 

Stowell.Tohn,  windmill  munufr,  cor  Cal- 
ifornia aikd  Main 

Straus  D,  tobacco  and  cigars.  El  Dorado 
and  Levee 

Streichan  W,  bsots  and  shoes,  207  Main 

Stroeter  H  W,  cigar  manufr,  cor  Market 
and  San  Jouquin 

Somerville  James,  horseshoeing.  Center 
bet  Washington  and  Lafayette 

Sutherland,  Chostnutwood  &  Moore, 
provisions,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc, 
cor  Main  and  Center 

Sylvester  &  Moye,  furniture.  Main 

TEERY  JUDGE  DAVID  S.  atty  at 

law,  over  cor  Main  and  ^^an  Joaquin 
TERRY  &  McKINNE,  attys  at  law, 

over  cor  Main  and  .San  J»i;quin 
TERRY  SL,   atty  at  law 
THOMPSON  C  V,  wholesale  and  retail 

produce,  cor  Levee  and  El  Dorado  (I'JO 

Levee  and  !(i".)  and  171  El  Dorado) 
THRESHER   M    S,    hardwar.-,    iron, 

steel,  etc,  1S4  Main 
TINKHAM    H,     meat     market,    '20G 

Todd  H  W,  physician,  180  Main 

Treadwell  A  D,  linguist,  Main 

Tripp  K,  saddlery  and  hann  ss,  cor  Center 
and  XV'iishington 

Truscott  A  &  J,  blacksmiths  andwagon- 
niakors,  cur  Hunter  and  I'reinont 

TULLY  JOHN,  real  estate  and  money 
broker,  '22o  Mniii 

TUTTLE  RANSELOR,  propr  Ameri- 
can 'Ixchange  Hotel,  'zXi  to  237 
Center 

TYROLEAN  HALL,  Lercher  &  Bro, 
proprs,  lli'J  Hunter.  Concert  even- 
ings 

Udell  &  Class,  furnishing  goods,  shoes, 
etc,  26")  Main 

UNITED  STATES  HOTEL.Schmeidor 

&   Holmau  proprs,   cor   Market   and 
Center 

UNITED   STATES   LIVERY 


STABLE, 

Center 


Jaiiies    Ford    propr,   215 


Upchurch  S  &  Sister,  dressmakers,  190 

Main 
Urquhart  Miss   Kittie,  dressmaker,  cor 

El  Dorado  and  Main 
Van  Vlear  W  H,  gunsmith.  El  Dorado 

nr  Main 
VASQUEZ  M,  halrdressing  and  shav- 
ing saloon,  208  Weber  ave 
Verckler  J  J,  carpenter,  cor  Main  and 

Anicrioan 
Vingli  John,  shoemaker,  cor  Center  and 

Market 
Vizelich  Nicholas,  hotel,  cor  Market  and 

Sacramento 
Wagner  J,  Avenue  Market,  cor  Weber 

ave  and  American 
Wallace  John,  secy  Stockton  Ice  Co 
Wallace  W  G,  dentist,  cor  Main  and  San 

Joaquin 

WEAVER  H  W,  county  clerk,  office 
Court  House 

WEAVER  J  A,  Palacade  Saloon, 
Haines  &  Snider's  building.    Main 

Weber  Capt  Chas  M,  pioneer  and  capi- 
talist, office  cor  Channel  and  Bridge 

We»)er  E  C,  t;iilor,  236  Main 

WEBER  HOUSE,  A  Engelhardt  propr. 
Main  and  Center  » 

WEBER  J  K,  saloon,  369  Center 

Weber  Mrs  S  A,  millinery.  Center 

WEBSTER  JOHN  H,  notary  public, 
conveyancer  and  searcher  of  records, 
Kldridge  building 

WEBSTER  JOSHUA  B,  Pacific  Coast 
Law  and  Business  Agency,  patotits 
l)rocurL'd,  caveats  filed,  suits  for  in- 
friiignieat  of  patents  prosecutod,  and 
sales  of  patents  negotiated,  room  1 
Eldridge  block,  Main 

Webster  Saml  B,  collector,  Eldridge 
block 

WEDEKIND  F,  Albany  Saloon,  Main 
and  ."Suttor 

Welkr  Ceo  E,  boots,  shoes,  etc,  201 
Main 

Wenk  T  B,  painter,  81  Channel 

WEST    FRED  M,    county    treasurer, 

('i)urt  House 
WEST    GEO  &    CO,    wholesale  wines 

and   licpiors.    Hunter  bjt    Main    and 

Market 
WHITE   &  THOMAS,  planing    mill, 

Hunter  bet  Main  an     Nlarket 
WiKler  Augustus,    el.  i.r  manufr,  Main 

l>et  Caliiiirnia  and  American 
Wilhoit  It  E,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer. Court  House 
Wilkes  P  S,  atty  at  law,  Eldridge  block 

oi)p  Court  House 
WILLIAMS  JOHN  R,    jobbing    and 

retail  druggist,   manufr  Dr    Elliott's 

Great  Discovery  and  National  Cough 

Syrup,  Main 


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WILLIAMS  C  E  &  CO,  wool  and  com- 
mission merchants,  2  doors  from  P  0, 
Center 

Williams  Mrs  Katie,  bearding  hoiise, 
cor  Grant  and  Main 

Williams  &  Moor'',  druggists.  220  Main 

Willow  Lodge  K  P,  L«roy  S  Atwood 
keeper  records  and  seal 

Wilson  Henry,  carpenter,  Channel  bet 
Hunter  and  El  Dorado 

Winter  R,  bootmaker,  under  Weber 
House 

Wiuterscheid  W  H,  sewing  machine  agt, 
I7i)  Main 

Wood  J  E,  manager  White,  Eldredge 
and  New  Home  Sewing  Machine  and 
musical  instruments,  cor  Weber  ave 
and  Sutter 

Wood  &  White,  dressmakers,  cor  Sutter 
and  Weber  ave 

Wootlman  J  L,  book  binder.  Independ- 
ent block 


Woodcjon  J  M,  saloon,  279  Main 

Woolsey  Wm,  groceries,  cor  Main  and 
California 

Woolfe  Lewis,  watches  and  jewelry,  182 
El  Dorado 

WoUner  if'red,  groceries,  NE  cor  Chan- 
nel and  Huntei- 

WORLEY  A  E  T,  editor  "Stock- 
ton  Independent,"  cor  El  Dorado  and 
Levee 

Wright  H  E,  grain.  Center  bat  Lovee 
and  Main 

Wright  John,  harnesaniaker 

Yates  L  E,  livery  stable,  Aurora  bet 
Main  and  Market 

YO  SEMITE  HOUSE,  251,  253,  255 
and  257  M  lin,  James  Caven  propr 

Zignego  J  Z,  furniture  store.  El  Dorado 
near  Main 

Zignego  M  A,  millinery,  180  El  Do- 
rado 

Zingg  C  E,  shooting  gallery,  236  Main 


JAMES  HEUBKUT  Bl'DI), 


HUGH  J.  ORCORAN.  Atfy, 
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EXCHANGE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Correspondence,  \  f,*^^^  National  Bank   New  York 

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New  York  Reference, — J.  D.  Jones,  Esq.,  President  Atlantic  Mutual 
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Partable  Griiin  Elevators, 

Models  for  Patent  Office,  Etc., 

Corner  of  California  and  Washington  Streets, 


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FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  FRUITS, 

FLOWER,  FIELD  AND  GARDEN  SEEDS. 

Agent  for  Santa  Clara  Cheese.     Choice  Potatoes  a  specialty. 

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S'X'OCK'X'ON,    CALIFORNIA. 

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256  Main  Street,  Stockion,  Cal. 

Roofing  and  Johhinff  ilone  to  order. 


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Valley,  B<tdie,  and  Cfeneral  Stage  Office  for  all  the  Southern  Mountain 
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ALPIIAHETICALLV. 


Stockton  AOSICniTlTRAL  Warehouse, 

JOHN   CAINE,   successar  to   H.    C.  Shaw,   Astricultural  Ware- 
house, 801  and  203  El  Dorado  Street,  Stockton. 

E.  HCOTT.  C^aMhltM-.  p.  o.  Uox  98. 

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GLOBE    IRON    WORKS. 

Foandry.    Iron   and    llraMH   4'aMtinteH,    and 
Work  in  all  Itranclii-H. 


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steamboat,  Miiiiniraiid  Ajfrioiiltural  .Machinerv,  riinips,  Horse  I'owjrs, 
House  Fronts.  Stockton  (imjr.  Sulky  and  Sin>;lj  Plows,  Kxtras  of  cverv 
deticription.  Kastern  t  hillt'd  I'oints,  Molds  and  Liiidsidcs,  l,ar(,'e  htock  o'f 
reversible  Steei  .Moldf.alw.i.\s  in  stuck,  at  wholesale  and  retail,  Iluckuvc 
and  Woods  Mowers  and  Koapers  for  It-SO,  Portable  Derricks  to  set  on 
Wa;.'ons  to  hoist  Derrick  Forks,  Steel  Harb  Fence  Wire,  wholesale  and  re- 
tall.  Farm  and  Header  Wajjons,  Holt  .t  Youmj's  omblntd  Head«  '  md 
Threshers,  KcHtt'H  Ulowers  for  ventllalinj,'  iniups,  and  a  larjfe  slock  of 
Mixed  Paintv  at  cost.  Oils,  Ropes,  Beltj*.  Nails,  Hardware,  Ac,,  &c.  All 
the  above  will  be  sold  at  tjreatlj  reduced  prices,  to  make  room  for  our 
large  stock  to  arrive  and  in  cour.Je  of  construction. 

AddrcHM        JOHN  CAINE,  Globe  Iron  Works, 

Comer  of  Main   and   Cominerce  Streets,  ne-ir  the  Steamboat  Landinir, 


8tooK  on,  San  Joarjuin  County,  Cal. 
K.  Scott.  Ca.shier. 


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Stockton  (iang  Plows  a  specialty  -  2  to  8  pi  iws  uie  1  i\  these  ^mj^s,  Oin,  Sin  and  lOin  standards 
with  rever.-ihie  or  stationary  molds,  all  width  and  thickuem,  with  front  or  reir  Seeders, --r),rjOO 
have  been  sold  and  warranted  a  success.  A  large  sotck  of  reversible  Molds,  Standatds  and  Wheels, 
all  kinds,  uliolesale  and  retail.  Land^^,  Points  and  Molds  f  ir  cast  and  steel  plows,  viz.,  2K,  IH,  81, 
3.S,  li>,  lO.J,  Vio.  '21,  XI,  .\IJ,  X'i,  X8j  P.ows.  C0III1.H,  Moline.  Puford.  (Jolorado  audall  otlierstyles 
of  steel  and  oa.st  Plows.  Harrowi,  all  sizes.  All  kinds  of  KaH'.ern  chilled  Plow  Casting;  extras. 
Special  notice  is  directed  to  my  lartje  Htock  of  Studebaker  Improve  1  Farm  and  Sprini^  Wagons  aud 
HujfU'es,  Header  Trncks,  warranted,  and  If  not  perfect,  money  will  be  returned.  Improved  Kan- 
dolpb  H  ader  for  1880  and  other  improved  Kastern  and  Stockton  Hcadors.  Huckeye  Harvesters 
and  Mowers.  Ini|iroved  Wood's  Mowers  and  other  brands  of  Mowers.  Horse  Kukes,  Tlire.shin|r 
Derricks  run  by  belt  from  threshing  enj^'iue  to  hoist  derrick  fork.  Lurtce  lot  of  mixed  Paints  ajid 
Oils,  KoiK's,  Helta  and  Hardware.  1  have  patterns  for  extra  costing's  used  in  this  valley  for  the 
last  22  years.     Hev<dvinn  Ciiltivitor  Castings,  llarb  Fence  Wire    all  st'Cl.     All  at  reduced  jiriccs. 

LAf^erhauRe  fuer  landwirthschaftlischu  (Jeniethe  zn  Stockton.  .lOHN  C.VINE,  Nachfolger  von 
H.  C.  Shaw.  Farmer  Handwerk/.cuK'e  inul  alle  Sorten  von  Farm-MaHchinen,  Eiscnw.iare,  Karben 
und  Oe!e,  Piluege  und  Kifgen,  etc.  Ifcrde-Kraft  Maehinon  und  Pampen,  Man  schrelbe  an  Juhn 
Ouinc,  201  und  203  KI  Dorado  StraMc,  Stockton.     V.  O.  box  95. 


H.  WACHHORST.  Importer  of  ji:»S^^5};SSl;d. 


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(Kormcrly  with  11.  C.  Shaw  Plow  Company.) 

Pacific  Coast  Law  and  Business  Agency. 

Collections  and  Business  Law  a  Specialty, 

And  curefully  attcn>I>  I  to  in  all  part^  of  this  State  anil  of  the  United  States. 


PRlKCIPAIi  OFFI€K, 


Bcom  No.  1  Eliriigo  Building,  (up  stairs)  opposita  ths  Court  Houso, 

SXOCICTON-,    C^AT.riroUTsriA. 

Residence  278  Li ndsny  Street. 

PateiitM  Proi'uroil,  C'av«>atM    Fih'tl,   MuitM   for   Inl'rinffPinciit  of  Patcnti* 
ProMi><<ut(Ml.    Main  or  PiitoiitM  X«>eotiat«Ml. 


fv?' InvoMtniontN  niailr  in  1>4'Mirahl«>  <'it,v  aii«l  Coniitry  Propi'rty. 
9Ioii4'.v  IjOukoiI  ii|ion  Nort|{aK>'M  uiitl  FirHt-ClaNN  Mi'«*iii'itit>M  at  tli**  best 
pri'vailiiiK  rate  of  intt'i-cHt. 


MATTESON  &  WILLIAMSON, 
IRON  FOUNDERS  AgricultuTaiTm^^^^^^ 

Foundry  located  on  Aurora  Mtrcct,  l>*'t.  Xnin  and  Market. 
Office  and  Axrieultural  WorkM,   Corner  Main   and   (California  titreetM. 

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other  Works,  wo  are  now  preparod  to  do  all  muiuier  of  work  iu  that  line  promptly, 
in  the  l)est  manner,  ami  at  moderate  prices. 

Our  usual  Bii])i>ly  of  Afg^ricultural  Implements  kept  constantly  on  hand, 
consisting  of  tlie  Richard's  Improved  Header,  "Stockton  Chief." 
Threshing;  and  Stacking  Derricks  and  Forks,  Ploivs  of  variinis  construc- 
tion, including;  the  colubrated  Sulky  Gang  Plo^,  "  American  Chief,"  uow« 
by  recent  improvements,  brought  to  the  standard  of  perfection,  being  adapted  to 
all  kinds  and  conditions  of  soil;  the  Patent  Diamond,  or  t^iro-edged 
Ganes,  Singrle,  Tule,  Railroad  and  other  Plows,  Steel-bottomed 
Road  Scrapers — a  superior  article,  Patent  Chisel  Cultivators  •  Grain 
Trucks,  etc.,  etc. 

Heavy  Forgrm^,  Machine  Work  and  General  Jobbing  promptly  and 
neatly  done. 

Liberal  discounts  mado  to  the  Trade.     Send  forCatalogucs  and  Price  List. 

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(TEMPERANCE  HOUSE.) 

WEBER  AVENUE,   between  Sutter  and  California  Streets, 


STOCKTON,    C-A.L.. 


E.  H.  ALLEN, 


PROPRIETOR. 


Board  per  Week-S4  GDI  Single  Meals  26  cts. 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  day $1  OOto9l  26 


JERRY  ROBINSON, 


Plans  drawn,  Kstimatcs  made  and  Buildings  erected  on  abort  notice  and 

and  at  lletsonuble  Katod. 


OfSLce,    203    ^vCain    Street, 

Next  door  to  Western  Union  Telegraph  Oliice,  STOCKTON,  CAL. 


STOCKTON  STEAM  LAUNDRY 

No.  184   Grant  Street, 
Between  IVIain  Street  and  Weber  Avenue,        STOCKTON. 

L.  SELLMAN,  Proprietor. 

Laundry  Worl<  called  for  and  delivered  to  all  parts  of  the 
City,  and  done  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch. 

Palace  of  Fashion.  254  Main  Street,  opp.  Yo  Semite  House. 
MRS.  THOS.  E.  ECKSTROM, 


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on  hand.     Ladies'  Underwear,  Laces,  Kid  Gloves, 

Pinking  and  Stamping. 

Agency  for  Mme  Demorest's  Reliable  Patterns. 

STOCKTON,  CAL. 


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ALrilARRTIOALLY. 


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£.  T.  LAKE, 

CONTRACTOR  AND  BUILDER 

And  General  Carpenter, 

Sutter  Street,  near  Web:r  Avenue, 

lAtocktoii,  Calllteinin. 


Stony  Point, 

SONOMA     COUNTS. 

Hflinim  H,  butcher 

HOLLY.Sn)NYB,geii  nulse,  agricul- 
tural iniplenients,  hardware,  glass, 
paints,  oils,  etc,  and  postmaster 

Lewis  S  F,  hotel 

Mayson  W  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 


Strawberry, 

YUHA    COUNTY. 

!>rakeJ  H,  merchant 
Knierson  K  A,  butcher 
I'rindle  C  T,  blacksmith 
Ikobertson  .1  H,  (.olumbus  House 
YOULEN  WM,  postmaster 


Suisun, 

SOLANO  COUNTY, 

Is  on  tiio  California  I'aeitic  Railroad, 
4',t  mill's  from  .San  Francisco  and  one 
mill'  from  Fairlii'ld,  the  county  seat.  It 
is  also  situated  on  an  arm  of  Suisun 
liiiy,  at  the  head  of  navi^'ation.  The 
country  surnmndiiig  it  is  rich  a;,Ticul- 
turally  ami  an  abundance  of  fruit  and 
iicrries  is  ^a-own  in  the  locality.  It  has 
a  population  of  <S()0  and  growing. 


ALDEN  £  B  &  CO,  clothing,  furnish- 
ing goods,  cigars,  tobacco,  imots  and 
i-lioes,  lints  and  cans 

BANK  OF  SUISUX,  Wm  Wolf  cashier 

BARRETT  JAMES,  K  R  House 

BRECK  &  COSTIGAN,  gen  m.lse 

Cerkel  W,  gen  mdse 

CHRISLER  A,  French  Bakery  and  res- 
taurant 

CHRISLER  F  J,  lumber,  ins  and  sew- 
ing machines 

Cockern  J  P,  saloon 


COGHLANO  R.  propr  "Solano  Repub- 
lican" 

COHN  J,  g()n  mdse 

Crocker  Asa,  saloon 

Crowley  Jamca,  saloon 

Downing  W  (1    physician 

RTZFATRIOk  MISS  HE,  millinery 
and  dressmaking 

Frank  J  &  Son,  gon  mdse 

GOLDEN  MARK,  carriage,  sign  and 
house  painter 

HARRIS  HENRY,  merchant  tailor 

Henry  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Hilborn  E  P,  Hour  mill 

Hoxio  B  V,  constable 

HUBBARD  H,  justice  peace 

Jaeck  Adam,  hairdresser 

Kennedy  W  T,  varieties  and  saloon 

KERNS  J  W,  stoves,  tinware,  paints 
and  oils 

KRATJSE  JNO,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Lark  A  E,  stoves,  tinware,  crockery, 
paints  and  oils 

Leake  W  8,  agt  W,  F  '&  Co  and  W  U 
Tel  Co 

Maxwell  J  C,  agent  C  P  U  R 

McDonald  &  CO,  Sulsun  Livery 
Stalde 

McKay  A  S,  boot  maker 

Miller  John,  bakery 

Muirhcail  A,  jeweler  . 

MURRAY  A,  bootmaker 

PALMER  S  G,  books,  stationery,  news, 
tobacco,  cigars  and  music 

Rice  H,  meat  market 

ROBBINS  R  D,  president  Baidc  of 
Suisun  and  lumber  dealer 

ROBINSON  W  H,  D  D  S  dentist 

ROGEL  FRANK  M,  watchmaker  and 

jeweler 
Ryan  John,  saloon 
Shields  .Joiin,  horseshoer 
Silva  Frank,  hotel 

"SOLANO  REPUBLICAN,"     O     R 

("oghlan  propr 
SOUZA  J  J,  I'reniier  Hotel 
Speni'i!  A  F,  pliysician 
STOCKMON  D   M,  <lrugs,    stationery 

and  vai'ieties 
TRAINOR  JAMES,  carriage  maker 
VANCE  J  M  physician 
VANCE  &  TAYLOR,  gen   mdse  and 

drugs 
VEST  JOHN,  propr  Roberts  Hotel 

WAGNER     JOHN,    hairdresser    and 

batlis 
WEINBERGER  M,  gen  mdse 
Wills  .Fames  T,  constable 
W^hite  A  L,  coroner 
WOLF  WM,  cashier  Bank  of  Suisun 
WOOD  A  C,  harness  and  saddles 


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California — Sulphur  Creek-SusanvUle. 


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Sulphur  Creek, 

COLIJ8A  COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  stage  via  Williams,   dis 
taut  40  miles. 


BLANK  MRS  LOTTIE,  gon  mdse, 
postotlice  and  Clark's  Uut  Sulphur 
Sprinj/8 
Brame  .7  S,  propr  Wilbcr  Springs 
Cherry  Wm,  propr  Ceiitnil  (rold  Mine 
Disturnell  Bros,   propr  Excelsior  Quick 

Silver  Mine 
Hughes  D,  propr  Manzanita  CSold  Mine 
IlobcrtsJohn  L,  stage 


Summit, 

I'LITMAS   C01;NTY. 

Bobo  B  F,  farmer 

Ede  Walter,  farmer 

Geigeutash  — ,  shoemaker 

J(mes  &  Co,  hotel 

Moffatt  Jas,  farmer 

Fanzero  D,  blacksmith 

Peyser  Abe,  wholesale  butter  dealer 

F£YS£B  OAVE,  postmaster 

Peyser  Samuel,  geii  mdao 

Wiltsio  B>  stockman 


Sumner, 

KEIIN    COUNTY. 

Alphonse  P,  saloon  oi)posite  II  R 
AMY  &  ARDIZZI,    gen    mdse    and 

wagons 
AMY  VICTOR,  postmistor 
Buttum  (Jeo  D,  Everett  House 
Chittenden  J  C,  justice  peace 
Felice  Miss  Victoria,  saloon 
Griffith  .[ohn,  blacksmith 
La  Fontain   Jbldward,    hotel,    saloon  and 

feed  yard 
Le  Moyne  Wm  J,  constfable 
Miller  1)  K,  propr  Central  Hotel 
Mills  E,  propr  Brewery  Depot 
Murphy  J  J,  gen  mdse 
Sampson  J  A,  agt  S  P  R  R,  W,   F  &  Co 

and  W  U  Tel  Co 
Sauches  Miss  Silva,  saloon 


Sunolglen, 


ALAMEDA   COUNTY. 
Batchelder — ,  atty 


Susanville, 

LA88EN    COUNTY, 

Is  situated  in  Honey  Lake  valley,  east 
of  the  Sierra  Nevada  Mountains,  and 
the  country  surrounding  it  is  (juite  fer- 
tile though  irrigation  is  found  necessary 
to  iusure  crops.  It  is  the  county  seat, 
and  is  reached  via  Reno  and  Chico  also, 
<li8tance  from  cither  place  to  bu  traveled 
by  stage  being  abmit  85  miles.  It  has  a 
weekly  paper  and  is  a  healthful  place. 


Biebcr  N   &  Co,   gon  mdse,  hides  and 

grain 
Blake  J  C,  justice  of  peace 
Branham  Jas,  dist  attorney 
Cain  J  R,  constable 
Chamborl.iin  M  P,  physician 
Cole  William,  saloon 
Garlxjr  Simeon,  propr  Oroville  and  Su- 
sanville stage  line 
Goo«lwia  and  Harstow,  attys  at  law 
Grabel  S  W  &  Co,  hardware,  stove   and 

tinware 
Greehn   &   Asher,   groceries,  boots  and 

shoes,  hardwiirc,  cigars 
Gross  &  Hunsiiiger,  hotel 
Ifall  W  P,  county  clerk  and  recorder 
Harris  I'^dward  A,  county  assessor 
Hendrick  James  W,  superior  judge 
Hurley  &  Groton,  physicians 
Hyer  I)  C,  county  treasurer 
James  &  liong,    dry  go(Mls,  fancy  gooilu, 

groceries,   cigarji  and   tobacco,   boots 

and  shoes 
Johnson  Robt,  public  administrator  and 

coroner 
Kingsbury  Frank  E,  barber 

"LASSEN  ADVOCATE," 

propr 

LASSEN  LODGE,  Hit  F  & 

Lock  wood  J  R,  register  U  S  land  office 

]jon<x  Allen  J,  saloon 

Lord  James  H,  marble  worble  works 

McClaskey  Calvin,  atty  at  law 

McKlnseyNS,  pictures,  frames,  etc 

Moody  R  F,  drugs 

Moseley  A  B,  livery 

Moseley  &  Skadan,  livery  ond  feed 
stable 

Nathan  M,  dry  poods,  clothing,  station- 
ery, cigars  and  tob.icco,  banking  agt 

Norboe  P  M,  county  surveyor 

Otto  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmakcr 

Partridge  John  C,  ins  agt 

Partridge  &  Hyer,  gen  mdse^ 

Raker  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker 

Sanders  T  B,  carpenter 

Schooler  W  R,  county  supt  schools 

Skadan  H  N,  sheriff 

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Worm  A  W,  hmu 
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Wynn  &  Forkner, 

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Amador  Canal   and 
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A.iKwIor  Mining  Co, 

AMERICAN  EXC; 

A  K  Dudley  propr 

BawdenJos,  genmds 
Bird  W  H,  hiirlKir 

BISBEE  aOBT  T.  I 

Boro  A,  litpiors 
Bri!,'noli  B,  gen  mdse 

Brmn  M  A  firo,  gen  n 
BrwiekMrsH,  restaui 
Brown  J  A,  county  si 
Brown  W  H,  constal.l 
Biirlingham  Rev,  clert 
Byrne  Jas,  liquors 
Callaway  &   Mitchell, 

hardware 
Coblentz  G,  ge„  nulse 
Look  Albert,  barber 
Eraser  E    A,    blacksn 

maker 
Danielewicz  G,   dry  go. 
iJavios  David  T,  supt  A 
Dennis  Jackson,  postm 
Dodge  Rev  E,  clergynia 

Donnelly  D&  Co,  tLn 
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DUpxjiY  A  K,  proi 

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Dunlap  &  Dennis,  drug, 
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ALriUBItTICALLY. 


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Smith  A  A,  land  ngt'nnd  conveyancnr 
Hinith  John,  uiirpuuter,    liuililcr,    luulur- 

tikker  and  furniture  doivler 
Soulo  E  1',  wdgonmukcr 
Spauldinu  Z  M,  drugH 
Spencer  h  V,  iitty  iit  law 
.Stinaon  L  J,  photograplier 
Van  Niirdeii  T  A,  watchmaker 
WEED  E  A,  prcipr"  Lassen  Advocate" 
Wliite  A  I',  clergyman  (Metliodist) 
White  John    N,    pro^tr   Sunanvillc  and 

Altnrns  staue  lino 
Worm  A  W,  Loots  and  shoes 
Wortiunuton  &  Yawgcr,  blacksmiths 
Wynn  &  Forkner,  livery  stable 


Sutter  Creek, 

AMADOU    COUNTY, 

Is  a  mining  town  of  1,200  inliabitants, 
I'J  miles  from  lone  City,  tlie  t>!rniinus  of 
tlie  Amador  branch  of  the  Central  I'a- 
citie  Itailroad.  Tliere  are  several  good 
mines  in  tlic  vicinity  tliat  are  being 
prutitably  worked,  employing  a  large 
munbcr  of  operatives.  Its  social  features 
are  superior  and  it  is  a  promising,  thrifty 
place. 

Amador  Canal   and   Mining  Co,   II   H 

Towns  gen  manager 
Amador  Minim,'  Co,  I)  T  Oaviea  sunt 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL. 

A  K  Dudley  propr 

Bawden  Jos,  gen  mdso 

Bird  W  H,  barlKir 

BISBEE  EOBT  T,  Hquora 

Boro  A,  li(iuora 

Brignoli  B,  gen  mdse 

Brian  M  A  Bro,  gen  mdse  and  ins  agta 

Brodek  Mrs  H,  restaurant 

Brown  J  A,  county  surveyor 

Brown  W  H,  constable 

Bvirlingham  llev,  clergyman  (Ca^-'.-olic) 

Byrne  Jas,  li<iuor3 

Callaway  &  Mitchell,  tin  stoves  and 
hardware 

CoblentzU,  gen  mdse 

Cook  Albert,  barber 

Fraser  E  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Danielewicz  G,   dry  goods  and  clothing 

Davios  David  T,  supt  Amiulor  Mining  Co 

Dennis  Jackson,  postmaster 

Dodge  Rev  E,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Donnelly  D  &  Co,  foundry  and  machine 
shop 

DUDLEY  A  K,  propr  American  Ex- 
change Hotel 

Dunlap  &  Deiinis,  drugs  ami  stationery 

Dunlap  T,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co  and 
notary  public 


EUREKA  SALOON,  Chaa  E  Richards 

propr,    dealer  in    wines,    liquors   and 

cij.'ars  of  choice  branda 
FAOAN  P,  propr  Sutter  Crook  Stables 

and  liarnessmaKer 
Fontairirose  Mrs,  lodging  house 
OABBS  E  S.  dentist 
(iibbins  W  E,  physician 
(tiles  J  H,  physician 
(Jilmcr  Isaiah,  confectionery 
llayden  J  H,  undertaker 
HOWARD    F  A,    liiiuors    and  propr 

Town  Hall 
.lones  T  E,  painter  and  constable 
Katsuiiinski  B,  dry  goods 
Kiefer  J  M,  bootmaker 
Lincoln  Mining  Co,  S  D  R  Stewart  supt 
Lithgow  Jno,  varieties 
Lntnesky  V,  watclimaker  and  jowclor 
Mails  Mrs  M  A,  millinery 
Maxey  J  B,  justice  of  peace 
MYRES  D,  liquors 

PAYNE  &BREEDLOVE,  liquors 

Peiser  1'  &  Co,  tail»n-s  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods 

Porter  J  S,  justice  of  peace 

liandolph  I  N",  atty  at  law  and  ins  agt 

RICHARDS  CHAS  E,  propr  Eureka 
Saloon 

Rubolt  L,  brewery 

Ryan  k  Corbutt,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 

Schwenn  Adolph,  biikery 

Soracco  C  gen  mdso 

SUTTER  CREEK  LIVERY  STA- 
BLES, P  Fasran  propr 

VERSALOVICH  A  liquors 

VERSALOVICH  MRS  A,  millinery 

Versalovich  V,  varieties 

VicinKJ  B,  boots  and  shoes  harness  and 
saddlery 

Werner  &  Sutherland,  butchers 

Wildman  W  J,  gen  mdse  and  agt  W,  F 
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AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL; 

Sutter  Creek,  Amador  Co.,  Cal. 

First-Class  in  E^ery  Kospsct. 

SS"  stupes  from  Jackson  and  Litrobe  stop  here. 

A.  K.  DUDLEY.  Prop'r. 


Sutterville, 

SACRAMENTO   COUNTY, 

About  three  miles  south  of  Sacramento. 
Population  250. 


Aschenaur  Geo,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
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ALPIIARRTICAIibY. 


DeLange  6  B,  liquors 

Forsman  J   G,  blacksmith   and  wagon 

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GEOENEVEID  M  F,  propr  Sutter 

ville  Hotel 
Lincoln  J  M,  justice  of  peace 
Morlath  P,  hotel 
Silvers  Wm,  Halfwny  House  and  liquors 

StiTTERVILLE  HOTEL,  M  F  Gro- 

eneveld  propr 
Thielen  N,  brewery 


Sweetland, 

NEVADA   COUNTY. 
Graham  Peter,  liquors 
Patton  K  B,  justice  of  peace 
Warner  Wm,  groceri''s 
Wood  J  ames,  groceries  and  postmaster 


Sycamore, 

COLUSA    COUNTY. 

Ashley  J  S,  ha.  --.f^iismaker 

Brown  VV  H,  oc-nool  teacher 

Comer  Jno,  carpenter 

Crese  J  no,  carpenter 

Davis  Howell,  gen  mdse,  agricultural  im 

pigments,  grain  buyer  and  positmaster 
Dunlap  L  S,  carpenter 
Luckenbill  John,  school  teacher 
Nelson  W  L,  justice  of  peace 
Peterson  Frederick,  liquors 
Price  J  D,  machinist 
Eeavis  H  M,  M;  >^ksmith 
Kippey  Wr.i,  engineer 
.'•hoemate  J  P,  licjuors 
Smith   Jasper  (J,  machinist  and  boiler 

maker 
Wise  Chas,  school  teacher 


Table  Bluff, 

nUMHOLDT    COUNTY, 

Is  on  a  stage  road,  leading  from  Eureka, 
12  miles  distant. 


Kinman  &  Hollaml,  blacRsmitha 
McNaughtoi'.  I'lielau,  hotel 

McNULTY  JEREMIAH,  pon  mdse, 

/^'tmaster  and  agent  W   U  Tel  Co 
C^^  oseph,  bootmaker 
Pav  :ck  ABA;  Co,  gen  mdse 
Quiur.  W^Ack,  liquors 


Table  Rock, 


SIERRA   COUNTY. 
Becker  Frank  H,  hotel 
Brown  W  A,  bootmaker 
Carmichacl  A,  butcher 


Casker  Mrs  C,  hotel 
Haley  C  W,  saloon 
Hitsman  M,  bla.  ksmith 
McFARLAND    T    A,  fren  mdso  and 

postmaster 
Prasoas  W  H,  attornc  at  law 
Small  Jacob,  gen  mdf .« 
Stout  H  C,  hardware  and  groceriea 
Tharp  J  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
White  &  Sciiwering,  saloon 


Tahoe, 

PLACER    COUNTY, 

Is  distant  from  Truckeo,  on  the  C.  P. 
K.,  14  miles,  reached  by  stages. 


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Avery  D  W,  captain  stmr  Niagara 

Bayley  A  Q,  hotel 

Burton  H  \i,  boaiding 

CAMPBELL  &  FORBES,  propr  Tahoe 
Custom  House,  otoragc  and  forward- 
ing 

CAMPBELL  IB,  deputy  postmaster 

Huntington  Louis,  livery 

Hurley  John,  lishery 

Morgan  ^V  VV,  captain  stmr  Hy  Yr.h 

Pomin  J  H,  captain  stmr  Gov  Stanford 

Poniin  Wm,  hotel 

Sexton  11  H,  lumber 

Williams  John  M,  carpenter 


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MARIN     COUNTY. 

Pioneer  Boarding   House,    S    P  Taylor 

propr 
Pioneer  Pr.per  Mill,  S  P  Taylor  propr 


Tehichipa, 

KERN    COUNTY, 

On  the  Southern  Pacific  E.  R.,  45  miles 
from  Bakerstiuld. 


Baker  Wm,  fiour  mills 
Boden  Fred,  blacksmith 
Dcirnal  &  Spence,  hotel 
Eastwood  Vf  S,  liotel 
Ellington  Thos,  livery  stablo 
Hall  A  T,  druggist 

HIRSHFELD^M,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 
Murphy  J  J,  gen  miso 
Ilisou  A  R.  saloon 
f'poncer  k  Durnal,  hotel 
Taylor  &  Glonn,  blackamiths 
Thomas  J  A,  wagoumakur 


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Tehama, 

TEHAMA    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Sacrameuto  river  and  the  line 
of  the  Oregon  Division  of  the  Central  Pa- 
cific K.  R.,  12  miles  south  of  Red  Bluff; 
is  in  a  pleasant  locality,  and  supported 
by  an  excellent  farming  and  stock  rais- 
ing section.  It  is  at  the  head  of  navi^^a- 
tion  on  the  Sacramento  river,  and  is  the 
most  northerly  of  the  agricultural  towns 
Its  outlook  is  decidedly  briyht,  and  the 
present  condition  indicates  a  thrilty  and 
substantial  growth. 


AHRENS  FRED,  bootmaker 
AZTKEN  J  S,  meat  m;irket 
AITKEN  R  B,  drug^^nst,  stiitioner,  jew- 
eler and  postmaster 
Brachman  S,  groocries  and  dry  goods 
BRIOGS  IRA  J,  warehouse  and  stor- 
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HARRINGTON  &  MOSES,  proprs 

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Hnrvey  Chasten  mdse 
HEIDER  CB^IS,  propr  Heider  House 
HOY  CHAS  A,  agent  C   P  R  R,   W 

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KARMELENSKI   J,  hairdresser    and 

propr  Karmelcnski's  Hair  Tonic  and 

Dandruff  Eradicator 
Kelly  J  R,  blacksmith 
LAGES  LOUIS,  merchant  tailor 
MARLEY  L  H,  propr  Tehama  Hotel 
Matlicws  W  :n  P,  physician 
Merrill  S  M,  lawyer 
Nanglc  C,  bootmaker 
S  "*" jy  PSON    JNO,    hardware,    stoves, 
i^^^^icry  and  agricultural   implements 
Swi.ii  David,  constable 
Small  &  Hobson,  livery  stable 
SPRAGTJE  A,  physician  an. I  surgeon 
TAIT  CHi^S,   P^'opr  Tait   House  and 

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TESREAU      V      T,     carpenter    and 

builder 
WILLIAMS  R  L,  saddler  and  harness- 
maker,  anil  justice  of  the  peace 


R.  L.  WILLIAMS, 

SADDLER  &  HARNESS  MAKER 


TEHAMA,   CAL. 


Bridles,  Whips,  Spurs,  Blankets,  Robes, 

Etc.,     Ktc,    Eto. 

Job  Work  ani  Eopairing  a  Spscialty. 

2^/'  Curritige  Triinniiiig  in  all  its  branches. 


Temecula, 


BAN    DIEGO   COUNTY, 
Is  G5  miles  northeast  of  San  Diego. 


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Wolf  Louis,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Temescal» 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY, 

Is  a  small  place,  about  1 1  milea  north- 
west of  San  Leandro. 


Barii  A,  roetauraut 
Bauter  Christ,  saloon 


Oilliland  Mrs  Isabella,  fancy  goods  and 

toys 
Harliourne  &   Cassin,  propr  Bay  View 

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Humboldt  Park   Hotel,   H   C   Babcock 

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Larkiu  &  Harrington,  butchers 
Lusk  L  r,  hi'y,  grain,  wood  and  coal 
Miller  J  A,  physician  and  druggist 

NORRIS  C  R>  postmaster  and  general 

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FEDRINI  C,  gen  mdse 
Pinkham  Geo,  groceries 
Saver  Alfred,  boot  and  harnessmaker 
Solomon  Mrs  Mary  A,  toys  and  bakt.y 
Stewart  &  Kingston,  butchers 


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California — TViree  Rivers-Tracy. 


ALPHABKTICALLY. 


Three  Rivers, 

TULARE   COUNTY. 

CLODFELTER  D.  hotel 

Grove  F  N,  gen  mdse 

Grove  Henry  P,  saloon 

OROVE  L  E>  millinery  and  postmaster 

I'ague  — ,  hotel 

Kedfield  — ,  sawyer 

Thorp  II,  stock  dealer 


Tia  Juana, 

SAN    DIEGO   COUNTY. 

DRANGA  N  G  0,  postmaster 
Laue  \Vm,  gen  mdse 


Timber  Cove, 

SONOMA    COUNTY, 

Is  45  miles  northwest  of  Santa  Rosa, 
reached  by  stages. 

Anderson  John,  blacksmith 
Blanchard  — ,  hotel 
C'olman  &  Kenney,  dairymen 
Gibbs  E,  school  master 
Tomasini  Ji  iian,  gen  mdse 


Timbuctoo, 

YUBA   COUNTY, 

Reached  by   stage  from  Marysville,  18 
miles  distant. 


THORP  A  W,  tobacco  and  confection 
ery,  postmaster  and  saloon 


Toll  House, 


FRESNO   COUNTY, 
Thirty-five  miles  east  of  Fresno. 


Tipton, 

TULARE  COUNTY. 

Feary  Mrs  Annie,  postmistress 
Todd  &  Treybal,  yen  mdse 

VAN  VALKENBERG  CHAS  C,  phy 

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Todd's  Valley, 

PLACER   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the   Auburn  stage  road,  18  miles 
from  that  place. 

Page  J  H,  blacksmith 
Quivolo  N,  saloon 
Stone  Peter,  saloon 
Turlcy  John,  shoemaker 


ADAMS  WM,  gen  mdse  and  postmas- 
ter 
Bennett  C  M,  machinist 
Bering  A  T,  gen  mdse 
Don:ilioo  M  •!,  lumber 
Donoiioe  P  P-,  blacksmith 
Henderson  &  Combs,  gen  mdse 
Taggart  D,  saloon 
Yancey  C  A,  hi)tel 


Tomales, 

MARIN     COUNTY, 

Thirty-live  miles  northwest  of  San  Ra- 
fael. 


Bank  of  Tomales,  T  J  Abies  cashier 
Bonnuau  T  C,  hairdresser 
Dutton  G  VV,  physician  and  dn  g  ^:.u 
(iuay  .Jolin.  livury  stable 

GULDAGER  LOUIS,  blacksmith 

Hagerty  M,  hotel 
Knhn  A.  gen  mdse 
King  D,  liquors 
Kowalsky  &  Co,  gen  tadse 
LANG  F  H,  cheese  factory 
Miistoff  Nelson,  liciuors 
McGintv  iJohn,  tinsmith 
MURPHY  M  L,  wagonmaker 
MULVAY  P,  liquors 
P.atten  Jolm,  harnessmakcr 
Hank  F  A,  hotel 

Thompson  C  T,  butcher  and  farm  pro- 
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Townsend, 

TULARE    COUNTY. 


TOWNSEND  H 

and  blacksmith 


C,  postmaster,  hotel 


Tracy, 


SAN   JOAQUIN   COUNTY, 

Is  situated  on  the  C.  P.  R.  R.,  where  the 
Livermore  and  Martinez  branches  meet, 
83  miles  from  San  Francisco  and  1 9  from 
Stockton.  The  site  is  a  favorable  one, 
and  the  town  commands  a  considerable 
share  of  the  trade  of  the  surrouuding 
country.  The  business  formerly  done 
at  Ellis',  3  miles  distant,  has  been  trans- 
ferred to  this  place.    Tlie  Odd  Fellows 


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dioua  hall,  where  they  meet  once  a  week. 

AGLER  JAMES,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  W 

U  Tel  Co  and  C  P  R  11,  real  estate, 
ins  agt  and  collector 

BUSCHKE  GAD,  harnessmaker  and 
saddler 

FABIAN  P,  postmaster 

FABIAN  P  &  CO,  gen  mdse  aiu!  agri- 
cultural impts  (branch  of  Byron,  Con- 
tra Costa  county) 

FINCK  HENRY,  butcher,  route  bet 
Tracy  anil  liantas 

Hay  Jolin,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

HAY  WM  P.  justice  of  the  peace 

LANDGRAF  CHAS  L,    blacksmith 

and  wagonmaker,  pumps  and  wind- 
mills repaired 

LEWIS  P  H,  constable 

LUDWIG  CHRIST,  San  Joa(iuin  Ho- 
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MATIVIA  JOSEPH,  livery  stable  and 
saloon  (ste  advt) 

McLean  Joseph,  liquors  and  hairdresser 

NORERO  G  B,  gen  mdse 

I'cck  James  A,  carpenter 

SAN  JOAQUIN  HOTEL,  Christ  Lud- 

wig  propr  (sec  advt) 
Sohn  I'cter,  bootmaker 
TRACY  HOTEL,  Edward  Wacksmuth 
WACKSMUTH    EDWARD,    Tracy 

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Tres  Finos, 

SAN    BENITO    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the   Southern   Pacific  R.  R.,  100 
miles  from  San  Francisco. 


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C.  LUDWIG,  J'roprietor, 

Opiiositt"  the  S.  and  V,.  V.  W.  R.  Deiiot, 

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County,  and  tan  tlierufore  offer  superior  nei'oni 
modatinns  to  the  truvuling  publie  at  tlie  t'othiw- 
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Rceiilai'  ]fl(>nl>4  'i^  and  Rxtru  MealM 

50  to  75  4'<>iitM. 

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TRACY 

Livery  and  Feed  Stable 

JOSEPH  MATIVIA,  Prop'r. 


Bonnell  B  F,  tinsmith 

Cornitios  E,  wagonmaker 

Darby  L,  atty  at  law 

Guest  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Ilerrera  V,  liquors 

Hooper  J,  hotel  and  stable 

Kelly  R  T,  blacksnuth 

Larius  M  1',  meat  market 

Marchetti  Joe,  fruits  and  coffee  house 

Peek  C,  bootmaker 

]{a>as  .T,  saddler  and  barber 

Schceline  B,  gen  mdse 

Severa  F,  hotel 

Silva  H  r,  watches 


Trinidad, 

HUMBOLDT    COUNTY. 

Situated  on  the  coast,  25  miles  north 
of  Eureka,  Trinidad  depends  upon  the 
extensive  lumber  claims  which  surround 
her.  Population  about  300,  There  is  a 
liolit-house  on  the  headland  a  little  way 
from  town. 


Childs  Wm,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Fitch  Thomas,  blncksmith 

Flaherty  .lohn,  livery 

(iastman  Henry,  carpenter 

Kilcr  .reremiah,  lioht-house  keeper 

MILLjiR  &  PHILLIPS,  liquors   and 

billiards 
Neidey  N  F,  meat  market 
Thomas  William,  r.iner 
Trinidad    Mill   Co,  F  P  &  J  A  Hooper 

proitrs 
WATKINS    WARREN,     Occidental 

Hntcl 

XiaUES    FRANK    Hi,    iiquors    and 
barber  shop 


Trinity  Centre, 

TIUNITV    COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  stages  from  Redding,  51 
miles  distant. 


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Hall  &  Murray,  saloon 

Larsen  J,  blacksmith 

Maxwell  &  Williams,  sawmill  and  lum- 
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RUMfELT  A,  gt^n  nidso  and  post- 
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California —  TrucJcee. 


Al.rilARKTICALLT. 


Truckee, 

NEVADA     COUNTY, 

Is  a  thriving  and  pretty  town  of  2,000 
inhabitants,  situated  in  the  Sierra  Ne- 
vada mountains  on  the  line  of  the  Cen- 
tral I'acilic  Railroad,  119  miles  from 
Sacramento.  It  depends  mainly  on  the 
lumberinu  interests  of  the  locality  for  its 
support,  though  the  railroad  is  a  source 
of  revenue  that  contributes  very  materi- 
ally to  its  growth.  It  is  the  terminus 
of  a  line  of  stages  running  to  Lakes 
Tahoe  and  Doiiuer,  whose  beauties  are 
spoken  of  in  terms  of  greatest  and  sin- 
cere ccstacy.  The  trout  caught  from 
the  river  of  the  same  name,  only  a  short 
distance  from  the  town,  are  very  fine, 
and  during  the  summer  season  anglers 
are  seeniu  gre  i  i  umbers  trolling  for  the 
wary  beauties.  .''  p^odIs  of  tlu;  place 
rre  good,  and  tn  iry  condition  of 

the  place  is  excellei  , 

ADOLFH    JULIUS,  clothing,    boots, 

shoes,  h.its,  etc 
Bittoncourt  T  M,  s:doon 
Bort  Miss  Emma  C,  niilliMcry 

BRICKELL    &    KRUGER,    proprs 

Truekee  Lumber  Co 

BURCKHALTER  F  &  CO,  gen  mdse 
and  bankers 

Cbism  Mrs  (r  C,  dressmaker 

CURLESS  W  M,  pliysieian  and  sur- 
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CURLESS  W  M  &  BRO,  .lruggis<s 

DAVIS  HAMLET,  groceries,  frui^ 
and  vegetal)les 

Dunster  U  W,  justice  of  peace  and  bar- 
ber 

Dunio  Mrs  \V  C,  dry  goods  and  mil- 
linery 

Ellen  Elle,  lumber  mar.ufr 

Ealoonbridge  .),  painter 

Foi<l  'I'  S,  atty  :it  law 

FORREST  W  W  &  CO,  Eureka  Saloon 

FRITCHIE  M,  niiMcliant  tailor 

(»a:e  11  K,  photogr,  plier 

Gillc!!  (i  \V,  agt  (J  1'  U  R 

Goss  K  J,  pliysician 

(jlriiy  Joseph,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

ORAZER  &  STOLL,  brew  ery  and  Ba 
loon 

GREELEY  H  H,  constable 

Hamilton  N'lali,  restaurant 

HARRISON  G  W,  stationery,  news 
depot,  fruits,  vegetables,  groceries, 
cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  32  Front 

Hirscli  P  S,  saloon 

HURO  W  H,  saloon 

IRWIN  WM,  Truckee  Livery  Stable 


JOHNSON  ANDREW,  Andy's  Saloon 
JONES  LEE,  groceries,  crockery  and 

hardware 
Kciser  John,  justice  of  peace  and  capi- 
talist 
Koch  August,  bootmaker 
KONDA  JOSEPH,  Boca  Beer  Saloon 
LANAHAN  M,  Essex  Saloon 
LA  PIERRE  T  A,  hairdresser 
LEWISON  J  L  &  CO,  dry  goods  and 

elotliini;- 
MARZEN  JOSEPH,  Truckee  Market 
McQLASHAN  C  F,  atty  at  law  .-md 

propr  "Truckee  Republican" 
McKays  — ,  steward  American  Hotel 
Menk  P;uil,  brewery  and  saloon 
Millet  John,  blacksmith 
MOODY  JNO  F,  propr  Truckee  Hotel 
O^ilvie  Divid,  druggi-st 
PASCHEN  R  D,  City  Meat  Market 
Rabel  I'rauU,  liquors 
Reed  .lames,  cojiatable 
RICHARDSON  BROS,  lumber  manufrs 

and  dealers 
Ridley  J,  watches  and  jcw<!lrv 
ROBERTS  H  W,  manager  for  Sisson, 

Wallace  &  Co 
Sch'.ffjr  (Jeo,  Inmbor 
SHERIDAN  P,  boots,  shoes,  clothing 

and  harness 
SHERRITT  J,  Truckee    Bakery  aud 

Restaurant 

SISSON,  WALLACE  &  CO,  gen  mdsc 

an. I  a-ts  W,  K  &  Co 
STEVENS  F  P,  stoves  and  tinware 
TAYLOR  H  A,  hairdresser 
'I'owntT  l>  B,  postmaster 
TRUCKEE   HOTEL,  Jno    F   Moody 

tKkEE    lumber    CO,    lumber 
niannfis  and  dealers 

"TRUCKEE  REPUBLICAN,"  C  F 

iMctJlaslian  propr 
Van  Vleet  H,  manager  W  U  lei  Co 
Welkr  8  B,  tlry  goods  and  clothing 
Whitney  Tlios,  saloon 
Wybaille  Alexis  H,  bootmaker 
YOUNG  C  W,  watches  and  jewelry 


LEE  JONES, 


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CEDCSHIES,  FEOflSlS, 

WINES,  AND  LIQUORS, 
Cigars,      Tobacco, 

Croskery,  Hardware,  et:. 

Front  Street,  Truckee,  Cal. 


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ROUGH  AND  CLEAR  DRESSED  LUMBER, 

RUSTIC  AND  BEVEL  EDGED  SIPING,  LATH,", 

SHINGLES,  DOORS,  WINDOWS,  PICKETS,  Etc. 


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San  Francisco  Office,  320  Kin^  Street. 

In  Our  FURNITURE  Department 

Will  lie  found  constantly  on  hand,  anil  for  sale  at  lowest  rates, 

BED  ROOM  SETS,  BEDSTEADS,  TABLES, 

DESKS,  CRIBS,  MEAT  SAFES,  BOOK  CASES, 

Of  Latest  Patterns,  manufactured  from  best  material  and  furnished  in  the 

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At  OUE  SUPPLY  STOKE 

We  are  constantly  rcceivinjj  and  have  for  sale 

MILLMEN'S   SUPPLIES,   such   as   RUBBER   AND    LEATHER  BELTING, 
Lack  Lkatukr,  Br.i.r  Smns,  Rivins,  Files,  Lcmricatini;  Oil,  eic. 

Also  a  full  supply  of 

Plain  and  Fancy  Groceries,  Choice  Tea,  Coff3e  and  Tobacco, 
Crockery,  Common  Clothing,  Boots  land  Sh03s. 


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Soap  from  the  celebrated  Standard  Soap  Co.,  and  other  mimufactarers. 

BRICKELL  &  KRUCER, 

Truckee,  California. 
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THE  TRUK  RMBLICi 

C.  F.  MsGLASHAN,  Publisher  and  Proprietor. 


*  Leafc  Jomal  i  Sierra  i?aJa. 


The  Best  Advertising  Medium  in  Eastern  California, 


Published  Semi-Weekly— Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 


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Address  C.  F.  McGLASHAN,  Author  and  Publisher, 
Truckee,  Nevada  County,  Cal. 


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PACIFIC    BUSINESS   COLLFRE     Opp.  union  square,  H.  F. 
rftUiriU    DUOintOO    UULLCUC,       "^  koi-iiirnr.  Penmanship.  Telcjp 


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The  only  point  lor  Tonnsta  going  Last  or  West  wishing 

To  Visit  Lalte  Tahoe  M  k  Pleasure  Resorts  of  tiie  Sierras. 

This,  the  only  Fii>i  cl;iss  Ikiiclin  '["nicUef,  is  coiivciiicnily  located  for  Tourists 
wlio  desire  to  visit  the  "  Gem  (if  l!ie  Sierras,"  Lake  Tahoe.  Tiie  accominodaliuns 
are  excellent,  and  every  attention  will  be  shown  j;iii'sts  to  make  tliein  comfortable 
and  llieir  trip  a  |)leas;int  one.  Tiu-  lioii^e  has  a  Sia;,'e  Line  connecting'  with  Mr. 
Moody's  Cir. Old  Central    Iloiel  at  Lake  T.ihoe. 

Leave  the  Hotel  ilaily  for  T.ihoe  Ciiy,  15  miles,  connectin.;  with  steamer  A'iagara 
across  ihe  lake  lo  (llenlirook,  there  coiipectinL;  with  15eiiton\  Stai;e  1/ine  ior  Carbon 
City  and  the  V.  and  T.  \\.  R.  lor  Vinjinia,  (Jold  Ilili,  iVc. 

Stai;es  leave  for  Sierraville,  2S  miles;  Loyallou,  2S  miles;  ICiiieka  Mills,  48  miles. 


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ASHER  JACOB,  propr  Funeh  Hotel 
liiii'kland   (ieo,    bhieksniitli    and    liorse- 

8hoer 
Hiieknnui  J'^  T,  ina  ayt 
Ciirnenti'r  ^Vln,  w;ii;onin:iker 

CHATEATJVERT  LOUIS,  salooa 

Cotton  A  '1',  stovt.'s,    tinware,  hardware, 

crockery,  paints  and  oils 
])urii>  Hrt)*!,  yea  nidso 
l""lannayaii  T  .1,  l{  it  en>.;ineer 

FRENCH  HOTEL,  .laeob  A.sher  propr, 

(ipp  depot 
(iarrison  V.  1*,  drayman 
(iohlman.r  &  Co,  yen  indse  j 

Herini;  .lohnd,  i)arl)er 
lldlcoinb.Suml  F,  yrocories  | 

.liiuchiiis  Henno  \V,  saloon  j 

Jiiinistou  Seymour,  master  meehanic  S  P 

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Kulsey  Harland,  meat  market 
Lovejoy  .1    O,    justice   of    peace,  notary 

public  and  ins  ayt 
MADDEN  D  W,  propr   I'aeitic  llotel 

opp  depot 
Moore  Nathaniel    VV,     carpenter     and 

painter 
Morris  &  Michael,  gen  nulsa 


Murphy  L    1),   physician,   druggist  and 

groceries 
Nelson    Mrs   J,    millinery    and    fancy 

yooda 
PACIFIC  HOTEL,  DW  Madden  propr, 

opp  depot 
FILE  J  R,  shoemaker 
I'lotts  &  Cill,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Postithee,  Sis.sou, Wallace  &  Co 
PRATT  L   A,  upholsterer,   carpenter, 

undertaker  and  ins  agt,  Tulare  and  H 
Sissiin,  Wallace  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  agri- 
cultural imolta,  and  agts  W',  F  &  Co 
Taylor  Frank  E,  saloon 
Taylor  W  A,  agt  S  P  U  It  and  W  U  Tel 

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Treadwell     Herbert,     librarian     Tulare 

Library  Assu 
W^ard  Miss,  teacher 


Turlock, 


STANISLAUS   COUNTY, 

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Coulthard  Sc  Bro,  bootmaker 

Dimick  Mrs  M,  restaurant 

Donovan  W,  blacksmith 

Giddings  I  D,  grain 

Hnmmcltenberg  Chas,  hotel 

Kittrclle  M  B,  meat  market 

Lauder  I  C,  guu  mdso  and  postmaster 

Lane  A  F,  carpenter 

Mitchell  .Folin   \V,    warehouse,    farmer 

and  stock-raiser 
Punly  J  C,  saloon 
lioss  Jnmus  M,  restaurant 
Russell  Henry  C,  storage,  shipping  and 

ins  iigt 
Shaver  &  Bradford,  blacksmiths 
Tanebium  Samuel,  cigars,  tobacco  and 

vjirieties 
TURLOCK  HOTEL,  James   M  Allen 

propr 
Vary  Michael,  barber 
WARD  JOSEPH  F,  justice  of  iwace, 

not.try  puldic  and  ins  agt 
WARD  ISAAC,  geii  nidsc 
Weakley  &  Koss,  varieties  and  fruits 


Tuttletown, 

TUOLUMNE       COUNTY. 

I'ostofHce   addrcs=<,    Columbia,    G    miles 
northwest  of  Sonora. 


Boyhaut  E,  rostaurar-t 
GROSS  F  J.  saloon  and  billiard  hall 
MATTESON  &  CO,  stage   stables  and 
oihco 


Tustin  City, 

LOS   ANGELES   COUNTY, 

Is  reached  by  stages  from  Anaheim,  7 
miles  distant. 


EDDY  SAMUEL  L,  blacksmith,  C 

HeweSiN,  teacher 

Tustin  Columbus,  postmaster 

UTT  L,  gen  mdse  and  ins  agt,  Main 


Tyrone, 

SONOMA    COUNTY. 

FIELD  C  E,  postmaster 

Uussinn  Jiiver  Land  &  Luml)er  Co,  gen 

mdse,  sawmill,  express  and  telegraph 

olhce 


Ukiah, 


MENDOCINO    COUNTY, 

Is  one  of  the  oldest  towns  in  the  State, 
having  been  Lid  out  in  185G  and  select- 


ed as  the  county  seat  three  years  after- 
ward. Geographically  it  is  in  the  center 
of  the  county,  thus  making  it  the  most 
desirable  for  the  honor  it  bears.  It  is 
a  prosperous  town  of  1,500  inhabitants, 
well  built  and  pleasantly  h)catud.  Its 
Court  Mouse  and  jail  cost,  in  1872,  up- 
wards of  $40,000.  It  is  the  distributing 
point  of  mail  matter  for  a  largo  section 
of  country,  five  routes  terminating  here. 
There  are  a  number  of  springs,  both  hot 
and  cold,  possessing  mcilicinal  properties 
that  arc  hi;4hly  prized  by  invalids,  es- 
pecially those  troubled  with  rheumatism. 
I'ersons  afllicted  with  cutaneous  erup- 
tions find  a  remedy  in  these  waters  that 
entirely  remove  them  from  theif  skin. 
It  is  in  the  heart  of  a  rich  agricultural 
and  pastoral  region  the  productions  of 
which  contribute  lar.'cly  towards  swell- 
ing tlie  exports  of  the  State.  The  secret 
orders  are  all  in  a  flourishing  condition, 
and  all  the  religi(ms  denominations  are 
iei)re.sented.  It  has  two  weekly  news- 
p.iper.s.  The  sanitary  condition  of  the 
place  is  very  good. 

Ackerman  C  H,  harness  and  saddlery 

Alans '11  J  M,  pastor  M  E  Church 

All)ertson  &  Cunningham,  undertakers 
and  cabinet  makers 

Ambrose  &  Malony,  gen  mdse 

B.ink  of  Ukiah,  It  Mcliarvey  prest, 
Saml  Wheeler  cashier 

Barnes  1-  M,  atty  at  law 

liarn;'.s  Mrs  K  M,  dressmaker 

Barnes  T  L,  justice  of  peace 

B  tteman  Cephas,   pastor  Baptist  Church 

Bluett  .)  W,  pastor  M  E  Cnurcli 

Bond  Thos  B,  atty  at  law 

Bransfonl  W  L,  county  clerk 

Hti.'gs  M  C,  propr  Arcad'  Saloon 

Hrown  .luliiis  &  ("o,  geii  mdse 

Bruiiner  F,  niatuilrand  dealer  in  stoves, 
tin  and  li  rdware 

BUCHNER  GEORGE,  furniture  deal- 
er. State 

CAROTHERS  THOS  L,  attorney  at 
law  and  notary  public,  fetate 

CARPENTER     A    0,    photoprapi.er. 

State 

CARPENTER  &  CO,  proprs  "Ukiah 
City  Press,"  Stat  J 

Cave  ]{,  hott.-l 

CHARLTON  THOS,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker,  State 

ClilT  &  Metzger,  stoves,  tin  and  hard- 
ware 

COLSON  R  W,  boot  and  shoe  dealer, 
State 

Coop  r  J  A,  atty  at  law 

Cunnintrham  W  W,  justice  of  peace 

Day  L  T,  county  assessor 


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Seftou  pr.ipr 
Donohoe  J  H,  sheriflF 
Dozier  B  irton,  physician  Jind  drugcfist 
FoMO  W  H,  propr  Ukiah  &  CloverJale 

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Fowger  Jas,  county  treasurer 
(lihson  A  .1,  livery  and  sale  stable 
OILLASPIE  H  L,  «itty  at  law,  Perkins 
GILLASPIE   &   ROGERS,  attorneys 

at  law,  I'erkins 
OILMOR  R  S)  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, Stanley 
Grey  .Fas  M,  ntty  at  law 
flwinn  &  BraiiuTd,  harness  and  saddlery 
HAAS  MISSES,  f^vncy  goods  'State 
HAGANS  W    A,  propr    Ukiah   City 

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ITa;,'aii3  W  M,  liquors 
Hiiile  &  Ferral,  attys  at  law 
HarlKirson  T  \V,  oimty  asi.'ssor 
HarnH;>n  Thoa,  county  aurvoyor 
HART  J  S,  opr  \V  U  Tol  Co,  St  uilcy 

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Heucr  Jacob,  tailor 
HENRY  PURD,  liquors,  state 
Hcrrick  A  1>,  liquors 
Hocker  (i  A,  groceries  and  crockery 
H  itrin m  \V  A,  drugs  and  gen  mdao 
HOFMAN  C,  g'en  mdsc,  Stato 
Holdeu  \V,  atty  at  law 
Holliilay  \V  F,  carpenter 
Hudson  &  R2  tver,  restaurant  and  bakery 
Johnston  Mrs  S  A,  niillinerv 

KINGSBURY  &  TUCKER,  grocers, 

state 
MARKS  A  &  CO,  gen  mdsc,  State 
MARTS  &  COHN,  gen  m  Is.,-,  State 
Martin  t>,  b xitni  ikor 
Mason  (J  T,  county  coroner  and  public 

mhniuistr.itor 
McBride    11     B,    pastor    Presbyterian 

Church 
McGOWEN  GEO,  D  D  S.  dentist,  State 
MclJarvey  IJ,  superior  judge 
MoKindley  U,  feedstiblo 

"MENDOCINO  DEMOCRAT,"  Alex 

M  •ntt^omery  pub.  Church 

Mitchell  H  H.  dentist 

MONTGOMERY  ALEX,  pub  "Men- 
docino Democrat,"  Church 

Moiitgoin  'ry  &  Ilolden,  nsal  estate  agts 

MORGAN  R  H  &  CO,  gen  mds.-, 
Statj 

Morris  J  W,  butcher 

Morrow  .T  J,  county  rocorder 

NELSON  CHAS,  barber,  State 

Page  J,  barber 

Page  II  H,  baths  and  barber 

Perkins  J  F,  blacksmith 

Perry  &  Hinshaw,  livery  and  sale  stable 

Phelps  &  Dicks,  bor£;^hoerr,  and  black- 
Bmiths 


PHILIPS  J  G  &  F,  gen  mdse,  State 

Pressey  Mrs  H  S,  dressmaking  and  milli- 
nery 

Price  H,  pastor  Christian  Church 

Riley  A  P,  saloon 

ROGERS  J  T,  notary  public,  Per- 
kins 

Scliaat  Andrew,  bof>tmaker 

SGHLARBAUM  JOHN  C,  gunsmith. 

Studey 
SEFTON   A  W,   propr    "Democratic 

Dispatch" 
SMITH  A  J,  watchmaker  and  manufr 

of  the  American  Spring  Socket  Caudle 

Stick  ,N\V  State  and  Smith 
Smith  &  Haskill,  butchers 
Tanner  D,  propr  People's  Hotel 
Tlioni  IS  J  1{,  school  supt 
Tlionipson  A  W,  postmaster 
TnruerCJ  I,  b  ikery  and  confectionery 
UKIAH  CITY  HOTEL,  W  A  Hagans 

pr(q)i',  St.itf 
•UKIAH  CITY   PRESS."    Cari>enter 

&  Co  proprs  and  publishers,  State 
Ukiah  &  Cloverdale   Stage  Line,  NV   H 

Forse  prijpr 
WALLACE  W  H,  boot  and  shoemak- 

or,  Stat.! 
Wheeler  Samuel,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 

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WHELAN  JOHN  G,  Whelan's  Sam- 
ple Koonis,  li  juors,  a  a  Plaza 
White  W  H,  tailor 
Wise  Mori-i.s,  liquors 
Yell  A,  dist  atty 


YELLOW  SHOE  STORE. 

R.  W.  COLSON,  Proprietor. 

PRIZE  BOOT  AND  SHOEMAKER 

WiioIet;ale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Boots  &  Shoos. 
State  St.,  Ukiah,  Mendocino  Co.,  Cat. 


R.  H.  MORGAN  &  CO., 

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General  Merchandise, 

Wmss,  Liquors,  Stc, 

Ukiah,  Mendosino  Co., 

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THE  POPULARITY  QF  THIS  PAPER 

Makes   it    welcome    in    most   of    the   Families   of   this   County, 


IT  IS  AMONG  THE  BE.ST. 


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Ukiah  City  Hotel 

A  FirMt-ClaMH  llouHe  in  Kvery  lCt'M|ieot. 

WM.  A.  HACANS Proprietor. 

OPPOIilTR  TIIR  COURT  II01JHE. 


A  Palace  Saloon  and  Barbor  Shop  conncctsd  with  the  Hotel. 


mtojct'M  for  <;iov«>i'(lale,  lliiiiil»nl<lt,  linkt'pnrt,  Mc>n<locino,  Round  Talley, 

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Every  uttciitlim  pnid  to  thu  comfort  of  f^iests.    None  but  coiirtu oub  itttendniits  employed. 

Ukiah,  Mendocino  County,  Cal. 


Uncle  Sam. 

(Sue   Kelaeyville.) 


Union  House, 

8ACKAMENTO   COUNTY. 

Braiiiard  (t,  postmaster  and  saloon 
Harrison  Jno  1',  liotel  and  blacksmith 


Upper  River  Gulch, 

CALAVEllAS    COUNTY. 

Blay  Peter,  blacksmith 
Hoey  J  L,  hotel 


Upper  Lake, 

LAKE    COUNTY. 

Is  reached  viti  California  Pacific  Kailroad 
to  Calistoga,  tlience  to  Lower  Lake  byi 
stage,  thence  by  steamer;  distance  froini 
Kan  Francisco,  l'2',i  miles;  faro,  $7.50. 


Allen  T  G,  notary  imblic  and  justice   of 

peace 
Asher  Wm,  gen  mdsc 
Briukman  Jno,  hotel 
BuckutU  K,  meat  market   and  constable 
Cox  &  Cyrus,  blacksmitlis 
(iraham  Bros,  livery  stable 
Kerr  Wm,  wagonmaker 
League  J  N,  g(!n  mdse 
Keynolds  K  G,  pliysician 
Kidgway  Jerry,  hotel 

SCUDAMORE,    REYNOLDS  &  CO, 

gen  mdse  and  drugs 
Seigler  &  Howard,  blacksmiths 
Thompson  D  K,  justice  of  peace  and  no- 
tary puHic 
Woodard  W  H,  hotel 

Upper  Mattole, 

HUMBOLDT   COUNTY. 

Dudley  &  Miaor,  saw  and  Houring  mill 
Hadley  A  A,  justice  of  peace 
SINQLET  OEO  H,  postmaster 


Vacaville, 

SOLANO   COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  Vaca  Valley  and  Clear  Lake 
Kailroad,  about  6  miles  from  Elmira,the 
junction  of  the  above  named  road  with 
tlie  California  Pacific.  It  has  a  popula- 
tion of  500  and  has  quite  a  reputation 
on  account  of  its  excellent  schools.  The 
country  surrounding  the  place  is  rich 
agriculturally,  and  tlepends  on  the  farm- 
ing interests  for  its  support.  The  Wil- 
son Hotel,  kept  by  a  very  genial  and  hos- 
pitable gentleman  by  the  name  of  I.  F. 
Davis,  is  a  very  pleasant  one  and  the 
host  knows  how  to  cater  to  his  guests. 
Fine  croquet  grounds  and  drives  are  fea- 
tures that  are  at  once  made  attractive  to 
the  tourist  or  visitor.  As  a  Summer  re- 
treat it  is  very  fine  for  families.  Fruit 
is  grown  in  the  vicinity  in  abuudauce. 
There  is  also  a  college  here  under  the 
management  of  the  Baptist  church. 


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Barr  H,  glovemaker 
BENNETT  B  C,  B  &  P  Saloon 
BLUM  M,  gen  mdse,  grain  and 

sacks  and  postmaster 
BROWN  J  R,  hairdresser 
CORN  D  K,  lumber  and  livery 
Cunningham  J  S,  physician 
DAVIS  I  F,  propr  Davis  Hotel 

DUTTON  &  CORN,  blacksmiths  and 
horseshoers,  wagoumakers  and  general 
jobbers 

ElSLE  HENRY,  hairdresser 


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Al.ritABRTICAKliV. 


EVERSOLE  HENKT,car])tinter  build 
cr  and  iindertiiker 

FEROTJSON  JNO,  saloon 

frreK'iry  IJev  U,  pres  Cal  Collego 
HOLT  NATHAN',  dray  and  general  ex 

pressman 
Kinsniill  T  K,  li.irnessmakcr 

LAMBERT  GS,l>li>ck8mitii 

LAWRENCE  MRS  L    M.  millinery 

and  dressmaker 
LAWRENCE  W  E,  jeweler  and  gun 

smith 
Merchant  &  Cernon,  blackamitha 
Miller  J  M,  druggist 
Morgansteiu  &  Milzuer,  gen  mdso 
Keyiiolds  J  W  B,  physician 
RICH  W  W,  bootnmker 

STEVENSON  A  M,i>'os  W  &  C  L  II 11 

Stevenson   (1  H,    supt    Vaca  Valley    & 

Clear  Lake  K  11. 
Stevenson  W  T.a'^i;  Vaoa  Valley  t  Clear 

LakeK   R 
Stone  a  A,  agent  \V,  F  &  Co  and  W   U 

Tel  Co 
Wartl  J  1*,  justice  i>eaco 

WHEELER  WM,  saloon 

AVooderson  &  Scarlett,  moat  markcti 
Wynne  Owen,  tailor 


Vallejo, 

SOLANO    COUNTY, 

With  a  population  of  about  (5,000,  lies  in 
a  northeasterly  ilirection  across  the  Bay 
from  San  Francisco,  distance  -8  miles 
It  was  originally  founded  by  <ien.  V.il 
lejo,  but  it  was  n<it  till  1850  that  tlie 
town  began  to  assume  anytiiing  like 
form.  It  is  the  terminus  of  the  Califor- 
nia Pacilic  Ii.  H.  but  is  mainly  depend- 
ant upon  tlie  United  States  Navy  Yanl 
(situated  on  Mare  Island)  and  sbippinj; 
for  support.  A  stage  runs  daily  to 
Benieia. 


Aden  Bros,  lumlKr  w  liarf,  Vallejo 

Anderson  WD,  pliysician,  ];(8  York 

Arnold  Dr  J  T,  minister  Baptist  churcli 

Asjjenall  W,  justice  peace,  cor  Virginia 
.ind  Santa  Clara 

BAKER  FRANK,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 191  (ieorgia 

Bank  of  Vallejo,  W  C  TJ  raves  pros,  J  K 
Abbott  casliier,  15!)  Georgia 

Barloggi  &  Maillard,  laundry,  214  Geor- 
gia 

Benam  B,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  134 
Georgia 

BERG  W  ALL  MRS  L,  dry  and  fancy 
lioods,  Virginia 

BERO  A  &  SON,  watchmakers  and 
jewelers,  242  Georgia 


Beresford  James,  bootmaker,  121   Geor- 
gia 
Blank  Mrs  A,  candy  manufr,  174  Geor- 
gia 
Blackman  H,   real  estate,  ins  agt  and 
notary  public,  cor  Georgia  aud  Sacra- 
mento 
Blum  John,  shooting  gallery,  125  Geor- 
gia 
Blogg  Henry,  bootmaker,  Georgia 
Bliven  &  Co,  groceries,  113  Georgia 
Brown  Thos,   liquors,  cor  Virginia  and 

Santa  Clara 
Brown  D  T,  baker,  237  Virginia 
Brown  Sam!,  butcher,  Virginii 
Brownlit!  A  J,  city  clerk,  City  Hall 
Brownlie  Jas,  groicrius,  Georgia 
Browulio  .lohn,  livery  stable,  Virginia 
Buljrly  Cliiis,  biuber,  122  Georgia 
BURTIN  &  NAGLE,    'vines'  and  liq. 

uors,  l!(2  (icorgia 
Buxton  (i  A,  bill  poster,  Farnigut  Hall 
BUSSER.  soap  manufr,  211»  Miiin 
Callendcr  John,    livery  stable,  Virginia 
Caj)rini  A,  fruit  and  vegetables,  85  ({eor- 

CALIFORNIA  IRON  SHIP  BTHLD- 

ING  YARD,  Burgiss &  Secor  proprs, 
W  W  Vaiidc'rl)ilt,  supt 
Carey  J  C,  grocers,  Marin 
Clarke  Sr,  barl)er,  I  S3  Georgia 
COLEMAN  RICHARD,  wines  and  liq- 
uors, cor  Virginia  and  Sacramento 
Cochran   IJev   Mr,     minister   t*   scopal 

church 
Cohen  B,  dry  goods,  J  35  Geor 
Connolly   Henry,  licjuors,  liv    _      .Jl)h 
and    undertaker,     cur     Georgia    and 
Santa  Clara 
COX  W  R  JR,  insurance  agent  and  no- 
tary public,  lGS(<eorgia 
CrellmJ,  painter  and  glazier,  Pennsyl- 
vania 
Crowe  Bobt,  lifpuprs  and  Vwotmakcr,  cor 

(jeorvHa  ami  Sonoma 
'.^'ryan  'i'hoi,  l)onrdint;,  Cieorgia 
DALLYN  &  SKIRLS,  wagon  makers, 

cor  Miiriu  and  York 
Dannenbitum  S,    dry  goods,  1{')7  Georgia 
Daiio  k  Travers,  blacksmith,  Vii-ginia 

DARRIMAN  &  MITCHELL,  wines 

aiul  lii|Uors,  (Georgia 

DANIEL  JNO  LOUIS.  0  P,  rector  St 

Vincent  Ii  C  Church,  Florida 
Davis  E  S  &  Co,  junk,  308  Marin 
Dawson  John,  tailor 
Deininger  F,  brewery,  South  Vallejo  and 

Marin,  North  Vallejo 
DERWIN  &  McCUDDEN,  groceries, 

75  Georgia 
Doan  J  S,  oyster  saloon,  192  Georgia 
DOAN  J  P,  physician,   cor  York  and 

Sacramento 


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Domingo  Sivn  Frisco,  liquors,  Virginia 
Doylo  J  &  Hon,  marble   works,  NE   cor 

Sonoma  and  Florida 
DUNCAN  J  K,  president  and  secretary 

V'ullejo  (itts  Co 
Duncan  Samuel,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

14*2  (rcorgia 
Dunno  (r  J,  tishmongur,  Georgia 
Edgar  (ran,    auctioneer   and   furniture, 

187  and  189  Georgia 
Emerson  Jas,   carriage  painter,    Marin 

cor  Virginia 
FAGAN  P  B,  supt  Vallejo  Gaa  Works, 

171  Marin 
Farragiit  Hall,  132  Georgia 
Farnham  &  Co,  clothing,  1(5!)  Georgia 
Faust  John,  b  iker,  Santa  Clara 

FEBOUSON  J  N,  wines  and   liquors, 

cor  Georgia  and  Sacramento 
Fitzmaurioo  10,  butcher,  (Jeorgia 
Fay. John,    jeweler,    stationer,   etc,   184 

(ieorgia 
Frisbic  J,  liiuors,  125  Georgia 
FROST  JAS,  pliysician   and  druggist, 

IT.'l  (ieorifia 
OAFFNEY  B,  saloon,  07  (;e()rgia 
Gannon  Tlios,  licjuors,  7!f  Georgia 
Greener  .lohn,  tinsmith,  1  111  Georgia 
Grincs  P,  blacksmitii,  Marin 
GILBERT    T  S,   candy    manufr. 


Holland  &,  Smith,  junk,  2G5  Marin 
llultog  J  J  &  Bros,  wood  and  coal,  Marin 

nr  railroad  crossing 
HOWARD  HOUSE.  R  J  Harrington 


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HUBBS  CHAS   H,   agent 

Tel  Co,   insurance   agent 

public,  183  (jeorgia 
Hubner  Wni,  barber,  Georgia 
Irizar  A  X,  oyster  saloon,  150  Georgia 
Jenkins  John,  bootmaker,  117  Georgia 

JOHNSON  Lt    restaurant,  05  Georgi;i 
Joselyn  Mrs  L,  milliner,  23!)  Virginia 
Kelly  &  Mclnnis,  grocers,  122  Georgia 
Kelly  W  S,  ciijars   and  tobncco,  Georgia 
Kennedy  J  E,  dry  goods,  178  (ieorgia 
Kennedy  P  J,  boot  and  shoe  manufr,  101 
,  (Jeorgia 

Kirkup  E,  physician  and   U  S  examin- 
ing surgeon,  Georgia 
Klink  Kov  N  B,  minister  (Presbyterian), 

Sixth 
Lamb  Mrs  M,  milliner,  215  Virginia 
Leo  Mrs  John,  Golden  Eagle  Hotel,  cor 

Virginia  and  Sacramento 
Len  V,  gunsmith  and  sewing  machines, 

181  (Jeorgia 
Lyford  J  S,  lime  and  cement,  Vallejo 
Lynch  Edward,  li((Uora,  (Jeoraia 
102j  Lynch  P  C,  groceries,  237  and  23!)  Vir- 
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GOOD  &  RONET,  groceries  and  pro-'  Lynch  P  B,  grf^ccries,  Georgia 

visiouH,  and  proprs   Vallejo   and  SanI  LTlONS  JEREBHAH,  wines 

Francisco  Express,  17!)  (Jeorgia  I      uors,  (Jeorgia 

llalsey   1   S,    dentist,    cor  Georgia  and  MALONEY    & 

Sacramento 
llalliii  ('  T  B,  liijuors,   cor  Virginia  and 

Santa  Clara 
Ilathiiwiiy   S   F,    sewing  machine  and 

pattern  agent,  270  Caititol 
Haiulforth  John,  barber,  145  (Jeorgia 
Haniiil  &  Connolly,  undurtakers.Georgia 
HAMELL  J,   furniture  and  crockery, 

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HARRIER    D   W,    groceries,    wines. 

liiiu'irs,  etc,  130  Georgia 

HARRINGTON  JNO  E,  0  P,  assist- 

ant  St  N'incent  R  C  Church.  Florida 

HARRINGTON  R  J,  Howard  House, 

(Jeorgia 
Hayes    John,    wines    and   li(pior3,    10!) 

Geor;'ia 
Heald  J  S,    Vallejo  Foundry   and  Ma- 
chine Works,  railroad  crossing 
Henderson  O  L,  wagonraaker,  Marin  bet 

Virttinia  and  (ieorgia 
HILilARp    £    M    &    CO,  groceries 

and    provisions,     cor    Virginia    oud 

Marin 
Hilborn  S  G,  atty  at  law 
Hirschfeld  S,  stationery,  tobacco,  cigars, 

etc,  cor  Georgia  and  Marin 
Higsott  G  A,  livery  stable,  Georgia 


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Mahoney   Miss  N,    millinery   and  fancy 

goods,  Georgia  nr  Marin 
McCuddan    Jas,    lumber,     wood,    coal, 

and  liquors,  ferry  wharf 
MoElron  P,  news,  140  Georgia 

MICHAELIS  F,  (Jermau  Hotel,  wines 

and  licpiors,    agt  for  ale,    porter,    etc, 

150  (Jeorgia 
Mc(Jill  J  F,  butcher,  212  Georgia 
Mc(iill  T  F,  butcher,  Sacramento 
McAuliffe  John,  propr  Mechanics  Hotel, 

Virginia 
McManniss  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker, Geor- 
gia 
HcPIKEAJ,  sunt  Vallejo  Water  Co 

and  ins  atrt,  cor  ^larin  and  Georgia 
McCJinnis  Thos.  tannerj',  Vallejo 
McSORLEY  CHAS,   tailor,  105  Gcor- 

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I02EK  B  E,    expressman,   attend  all 

trains  and  boats,  Georgia 
HINAHAN  JOHN  wines  and  liquors, 

cor  Virginia  and  Marin 
MOORE    WM,  hackmau,   attend    all 

trains  and  boats 
Moran  J,  groceries  and  liquors,  Virginia 


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California —  Vallejo. 

ALniAHRTICALLT. 


Murray  Mrs  — ,  Capital  Hotel,  Virginia 
Munroe  (4,    justice  peace,    cor   Virginia 

and  Sacramento 
Newcomb  C  A,   cigars  and   tobacco,  192 

Georgia 
Newconib  L  S,  propr  Benicia  Stage,  192 

Georgia 
Nicholson  W  T,  cigars  and  tobacco,  164 

Georgia 
Noonan  John,  wines  and  liquors,  railroad 

cr.issing 
North  John,  groceries,  244  Georgia 
Odd  I'ellows'  Hall,  12ii  (ieorgia 
O'GRADY   F,    Empire     Soda    Works, 

wholesale  and  retail  wines  and  liquors, 

cor  Sonoma  and  1'  lorida 
Orphans'  Home,  Dr  Halscy  treasurer 
Pelhani  Alex,  bootmaker,  804  Marin 

PENDLETON  &  VOORHEES,  den 

tistH,    i'Mh  (ieorgia 
Peyser  N,  tailor  Sacramento 

PLUMMER  &  ROBINSON,  clothing, 

gents   furnishing    goods,    cigars,    etc, 

151  (ieorgia 
HAINES  THOS,  house,    sign  and  car- 
riage painter,  Alarin  near  York 
Kadke  P,  propr  Bernard  House,  (ieorgia 
Redding  liev  A  S,  minister,  (Metliodist) 
Reinquin  P  L,  tailor,  217  Santa  Clara 
Richart  (i  B,  harness,  saddles,   etc,    172 

Georgia 
Riley  (i    W,   jus     e   ixiace   and    notary 

public,  V^irginia 
Roberts  T  W,  liquors,  63  Georgia 
Rogers   Thos,    wines    and   liquors,   164 

Georgia 
Roe  Geo,    propr    "Solano  Times,"    177 

Georgia 
Rodgers  J,  barber,  105  (ieorgia 
Rowland  H,  Eti'tioa  master  North  Vallejo 
Sancts  J   N,  wood  and   coal,  Virginia 

Wharf 
SAIINUERS  W  G,  pianos,  organs  and 

nuisic,  26r)  Capital 
SCHROTH   GEO,   wines   and   liquors, 

i;j7(reorgia 
Seabury  C  A,  milliner,  Sacramento 
Silvey  T  H,  restaurant,  123  (ieorgia 
Smith  (J    Ryerson,  liquors,  cor  Georgia 

and  ^^arin 
Skinner  W  W,  butcher,  Georgia 

SLATTERY   WM  H,  wines   and    li 

(juors,  cor  (ieorgia  and  Sacramento 
Smith  Van    B,    constable,    c-.r  Virginia 

and  Santa  Clara 
Smith  J  (i,  photographs,  164  Georgia 
SMITH  F  &  J,    Pioneer   Brewery,  cor 

Marin  and  Carolina 
Smith  C  F,  barber.  192  Georgia 
SNOW  &  PETTIS,  Ken  nulse  and  ins 

agts,  cor  (ieorgia  and  Santa  Clara 
SNOW  H  H,  real  estate  ugt  and  ins 

broker,  (ieorgia 


"SOIANO  TIMES"  (daily  and  week- 
ly),  Geo  Roe  propr,  177  Georgia 

Shiliingsburg  Wm,  nurseryman,  65 
Main 

Steften  &  Co,  butchers,  cor  Georgia  and 
Marin 

Stewart  Robert,  upholsterer,  300  Marin 

ST  VINCENT'S  BENEVOLENT  SO- 
CIETY, P  C  Lynch  pros 
ST  VINCENT'S  CONVENT  SCHOOL, 

Dominican  Sisters,  Floriila 
TAYLOR  W  E,  physician,  144  Georgia 
TopK-y  James,  ilruggist,  160  (ieorgia 
Thompson  J  D,  express,  (ieorgia 
Tobin  J  F,  butcher,  71  Georgia 
Towle  C  B,  principal  of  sciiools 
Vallejo  A  A,  professor  of  music 

"VALLEJO  CHRONICLE'  PUB- 
LISHING CO,  A  J  Brownlie  &  O  il 
Hilton  directors,  A  J  McKnight  socy, 
10!  (ieorL'ia 

"VALLEJO  CHRONICLE"  (evening), 

H  P  'J'aylor  managing  editor,  Toi 
(ieorgia 

V^allejo  Library  Association,  Jas  Pliillips 
secy  and  librarian,  Sacramento 

Vallejo  Savings  and  Commercial  Bank, 
E  J  V'ilson  pres,  J  R  Englisii  cashier, 
cor  Georgia  and  Sacramento 

Vanderlip  O  W,  watchmaker  and  jewel- 
er, UiO  (ieorgia 

Vallejo  Water  Works,  A  Chabot  pres, 
A  J  Mcl'ike  supt 

Walker  Wm,  luml>er,  Vallejo 

Waltenbaugh  J  B,  carpet  manufr,  412 
Georgia 

Walsh  P  R,  stoves,  tin  and  hardware, 
1 80  <  ieorgia 

WARD  &  McDonald,  wines,  liquors 

and  billiards,  155  Georgia 
WEILL  BROS,   boots  and  shoes,  175 

(iecryia 
WILSON  HENRY,  wines  and  liquors, 

cor  (ieorgia  and  Marin 
Wilzinski   A,   dry  goods  and  clothing, 

136  Georgia 
Widenmaiin  &    Kothcnbusch,  brewery, 

Marin 
Woods    George,    salooil  and    boarding, 

(ieorgia 
Wood  (ieorge,  locksmith,  saw-liling  and 

guns,  etc,  Sacramento 
Wright  M  J,  stoves,  tin,  hardware,  etc, 

and  postmaster,  186  Georgia 


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DAILY  AND  WEEKLY  EDITIONS. 

JYo.  177  Georgia  Street,  Vallejo,  Cal. 

GEORGE  ROE,  Publisher. 


The  TIMES  is  the  only  Democratic  Paper  in  Solano  County. 
It  circulates  largely  among  an  industrious  and  enterprising  class 
— mechanic,  business  man  and  farmer — and  its  excellence  as  an 
advertising  medium  is  generally  acknowledged. 


THE  TIMES  OFFICE 


For  executing  Job  Work  of  all  kinds  at  bottoin  figures. 

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Valley  Centre, 

SAN    DIEOO   COUNTY, 
40  miles  northeast  of  Saii  Diego. 


Bearel  A  S,  justice  of  peace 
Heuelilon  Oeo,  road  nutstur 

KITCHING  A  C,  gen  nulse  and  post- 
master 
Shelling  J  T,  blacksmith 


Valley  Ford, 

SONOMA    COLNTV, 

Is  a  place  of  100  inhabitants,  on  the  N, 
V.  V  Ik.  I{,  04  miles  from  San  Francisco. 


Brown  &  LeBaron,  gen  mdae 
Cota  A  (',  boots  an<l  siiues 
Curry  .lohn,  liijuors 
Dowling  .James,  blacksmith 
Fowler  .1  K,  Hvery  stable 
Fowler  B,  station  agt 
Hampton  .1  K,  physician 
Huntley  &  Cook,  flour  mills 
Merritt  P  E,  lumber 
I'almer  E  !>,  undertaker 
Parry  Isaac,  tinsmith 
lUen  Mrs  Ann  l\,  hotel 


Vallicita, 


CALAVERAS    COUNTY, 

Is   J!)  miles  southeast  of  San  Andreas, 
on  the  Milton  stage  road. 


Arata  .1,  gen  nulse 

Bacigalupi  V,  gen  mdse,  postmaster,  agt 

W,  F  &  Co 
(Jreenwold  K;  hiacksmith 
Kohler  Chas,  Union  Hotel 
Mitcliell  A  M,  gen  mdse 
Mitchell  A  M,  livery  stable 
Monteverilc  .1,  saloon 
Kufe  <!,  meat  market 
TUCHSEN  H,  Vallicita  Brewery,  Post- 

ollice   N'allii'ita 

VALLICITA    BREWERY,    ehnico 

i)eer  put    uj»   in  bottles  and  kcg.s,   H 

Tuchsen  propr 
V^allieita  (J  A,  gen  mdse 
Williams  I),  livery  stable 

Viejas, 

BAN    DIEUO    COUNTY. 

Bosscrman  S,  apiarist 

CLENDENIN   W  S,    postmaster  aiid 
j      justice  of  peace 
1  Cox  A  W,  apiarist 
,  Harbison  J  S,  apiarist 


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Vina, 

TEHAMA    COUNTY. 

Allen  N,  fancy  goods 

Barkley  J  F,  meat  market 

Becker  J  (i,  bootmaker 

Crabb  J  N,  physician 

Crabb  Joe,  hotel 

Grouse  Chas,  liquors 

Devin  VVm,  blacksmith 

DIGITS  S  C,  gen  mdse,  postmaster  and 

ugt  VV,  F  &  Co 
Hilderbrand  K,  hotel 
Linden  S  D,  livery 
Yager  Mrs  M,  dressmaker 


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AGOSTA  FRANK,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Main 
Arkle  Bros,  boots  and  shoes 
Asay  C  V.  &  .1  \,,  ilcntists 

ATWELL  &  BEADLEY,  nttys 

law.  Church 
Bacigiilupi  T,  .saloon 
Biier  B,  stoves  and  tinware 
Baker  M,  physician  and  surgeon 
Balaam   Alfred,    deputy   slii-ritf.    Court 

House 
Bank  of  Visalia,    II    i)    Hyde   pros,  .1  J 

Mack  cashier 
Barr  Alex,  cigars  and  t  )l)acc() 
Barr  &  llarter,  .saloon 
BEAL    &   BEATTIE,    pr.-prs  Tulare 
V'alUy     I'louriug    Mill.i     (water    and 
steam).  Main 
Bulz  Audicw,    hlacksmitli  and  wagon- 
maker 
Ik'nn  John,  ph\sician 
BISHOP  &  CO,   druggi.^ts   aiul  propr.s 
Bishop's   C(nigh    and    Lung    Balsam, 
Main 
Bliiii  Wni.  meat  market 
BRADLEY  N  0,  atty  at  law  and  not 

ary  puhli<'.  Church 
BRAVERMAN   M,  watchmaker   and 

jeweler,  Main 
Bioder  &  Harland,  proprs  City  Stables 
BUTZ    M,C    &  BRO,    P"hs  "Tulare 

Weekly  Times,''   Main 
Canty  J  M,  livery  and  feed  stable 
COHN  H  &  CO,  gen  mdse.  Main 
I'oughran  W  \V,    propr  Visalia   Livery 

and  Feed  Stables 
Creighton  Thomas,  sewing-machine  and 

ills  agt 
Cross  A  Jay,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Cross    W    W,    superior    judge,    Court 

House 
Crowley  J  \V,  under  sheriff 


Cullom  W  B,   atty  at  law  and  notary 

public 
DAILEY  J  R,  propr  Exchange   Hote', 

cor  Garden  and  Main 
Denny  H  N,  undertaker 
Dineley  Samuel,  barber  and  varieties 

DOUGLASS  BROS  &  CO,  gen  mdse, 
agricultural  implements  and  hardware, 
cor  Cliurch  and  Main 

DRAIS  A  S,  saloon  and  chop  house, 
Main 

EAGLE  FLOURING  MILLS,  L  A 

Johnson  propr.  Main 

EDWARDS  E  J,  dist  atty,  atty  at  law 
and  notary  public.  Court  House 

EITEL  &  SCHMID,  proprs  Farmers' 
Home,  Main 

ELLIS  W  J,  county  supt  public  in- 
struction. Court  House 

.Esteven  Wcnn,  restaurant  and  saloon 

EXCHANGE  HOTEL,  J   R  Dailey 

propr,  cor  tiarden  and  Main 
FARMERS'  HOME,  Eitel  &   Schmid 

propi'.s.  Main 
Fowler  Thos,  geu  mdse 
Gassenbcr^er  Ch;.s,  tailor 
GIDDINGS   C  J,  searcher  of  records, 

real  estate   and   ins   agt   and   notary 

public.  Court  House 
(Joar  J  C,  dtputy  shtirilF,  Court  House 
(irant  It  1',  fruit  and  confectionery 


(treen  H,  gen  iinlse 

Crimshy   John   H,    county   supervisor 

(i.'haiiirianl.  Court  House 
Hall  A  v.,  physici.in  and  surgeon 
Hall  &  (  nwiiii,  blacksmiths   and  wagon- 

maki'is 
Main,  s  1  11,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 
'  '    :ikaii  Win,  sah'on 
-     'RTER   IKE.  I'n'pr    Palace    Hotel, 

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Hcring  ( ieo,  barbii-, 
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Hullaker.l   \',    propr   Oviiland    Li\    ly 

Stables 
Hvde  J  I),  .egister  U  S  land  olHce 
Hyde  1!  K,  pivs   The    B  ,ni;   of   Visalia, 

lumber (lealcr and  pres  Visalia  UK  Co 
Jacob  E,  gen  mdse 
Jell'erds   K  M,  deputy  county  ssor, 

Court  House 
Jeilerds    F  C,    county   as.s.       i.    Court 

Hou.se 
JOHNSON  L   A,  ,«en  nulse  and  propr 

Visalia   House   and    Eagle    Flouring 

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Jordan  John  F,  county  auditor.  Court 

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Keener    Henry    A,    county    treasurer, 

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KERN    FREDERICK,     sad  iles    and 

harness  (denier  and  miikf>r),  Main 
KEYES  JOHN  A,  nor,i,mii8ter,  Church 
KIMBALL  &  JACKSON,  liouse,  sign 

and  carri.ige  painters,  Main  and  Court 
KNOX  JOHN   G,  county  clerk,  Court 

House 
Kroehle  Jacob,  bakery 
Laugrick  &  Hall,  meat  market 
Lovinger  Ike,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Levy  Julius,  notary  public,  ins  agt  and 

collector 
Lieves  Philip,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Lindsfy  Tipton,  receiver  U   S  land  office 
Luce  L  A,  stoves,  tinware,  woodenware 
Mack  Addlph,  driij.'gist  and  assayer 
Mack  J  J,  cashier  Bank  of  X'isalia 
Midloch  1),  livery  and  feed  stable 
Mason  Mrs  Mary  C,  millinery 
McNAMARA  T  M,   atty   at  law  and 

notary  public,   (,'liiirch 
Miekley  .)    J,  watchmaker  and  jewelry 
Milkr  Henry,  sewing  machine  agt  and 

merchant  tailor 
Mooney  M,  l)rewery  and  soda  factory 
Morris  H,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
O -Bannoii  U  S,  county  recorder 
Osborne  W  T,  county  supervisor 
Owen  Bros,  blacksmiths  aiul  wagonmak- 

crs 
PALACE  HOTEL,  ike  Harter  propr. 

Main 
Pendergrass  T  \V,  physician  and  surgeon 
Pratt  J  B,  barlK!r 
l{eyncrson  Jacob,  justioeof  peace 
llussell  &  (.'rannis,  pliy  ici.uis  and  sur- 
geons 
Salazar  .1,  saddk'ry 
Sanders  ( ►,  atty  at  law 
Sayle  it  (irady,  attysat  law 
.Seli^Miau  Louis,  cigars,  tobaccf>  and  va 

rii'ties 
iSellick     l>,    propr  City    \Vater    Work^ 
Sli^ire    .bJiii,    county   supervisor 
SHUHAM  &  CO,  saddles  and  harness 

Main 


SLOCOMB  HENRY,  barber,  Main 

Smith    Seth,   county   surveyor 

Spangler&  Co,  painters 

Stanton  M  E,  shoemaker 

Steuben  Zane,    agt   Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Stevens  &  Wilcox,  gen  mdse,  agl  impts 
and  sewing  machines 

Stewart  W  C,  drayman 

Sweet  S,  secy  Visalia  11  R  Co 

SWEET  S  &  CO,  gen  m.lsc,  hardware, 
iron,  steel,  furniture,  agl  impts,  grain 
and  wool,  Miiin 

Tauscher  (ieo  M,  fi-uits 

Thompson  A  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

TULARE  VALLEY  FLOURING 

MILLS,    (steam  and  watei-),   Boal   & 
Beattie  proprs.  Main 

"TULARE  WEEKLY  TIMES,"  M 

C  Butz  &  Bro  pubs,  Main 

Tun/e  0,  furniture,  mattresses  and  bed- 
ding 

U  S  Land  OfHce,  J  D  Hyde  reg,  Tipton 
Lindsey  rec 

Van  Valer  Peter,  deputy  colUSiutrev 

VISALIA  HOUSE,  h  A  Johuson  pro- 
prietor. Main 

Visalia  U  11  Co,  R  E  Hyde  prest,  S 
Sweet  secy 

"VISALLA  WEEKLY  DELTA,"  F 

.1  Walker  &  Co  pui)s.  Main 
Walker  \)  K,  saddles  and  harness 
WALKER  F  J  &  CO,  pubs  "Visalia 

Weekly  J)elt::,"  Main 
Ward  J  C,  books,    stationery,  toys  and 

musical  :nstrunients 
Wati'ous  S  W,  photographer 
Weislier  Augti>t,  carpenter   and  Iniildor 
WELLS  M  J,  sheritl'and  tax  coUuctor, 

Court  House 
Williams  Jno  W,  city  marshal 
Wren  J  N,  saloiin 

ZUMWALT  D  K,  searclierof  rrcords, 
ab^itraet  otfii'e,  notary  public,  r.;d  es- 
tate;   and  insurance  ai^eiit    and  local 
I      agent  of  S  P  R  R  lands.  Coiiit 


J.  V.  HUFFAKER'S 

LIVERY,  FEED  JL  SALE 
STABLES, 

Court  Street,  Visalia. 


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California —  Volcano-  Wa  Inut  Creek. 


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ALPIlABRriCAUiV. 


Volcano, 

AiJADOR   COUNTY. 

A  mining  town  12  milos  northeast  of 
Jaekson;  has  a  population  of  700  and  is 
reached  by  stages. 


Adnms  J,  livery  stable 
Bibbeiis  (>  W,  mine  supt 
Boydstone  E  S,  druggist  and  photogra- 
pher 
Brandon  A,  sawmill 
Campi  (lioranni,  shoemaker 
Campi  ■'no,  shoemaker 
Cassi'ioili  L,  postmaster 
Cassiiielli  L  &  Bro,  gen  mdae 
Carpenter  Thos,  gen  mdse 
Ciute  P  A,  gen  mdse 
Coleman  J,  gen  mdso 
Consoliilatcd    Amador   Hydraulic  Gold 

Mining  &  I^and  Co 
Deiuizer  I',  liquors 
Pt'vitt  k  Provis,  liquors 
Friar  K  F,  blacksmith 
Frye  &  (ioodrioh,  blacksmith 
(loodrich  C  15,  blacksmith 
(Iraves  — ,  teamster 
Hall  .Fuuua,  IjlacUsmith 
lluey  E   \S\  billiard  saloon  and  justice 

of  peace 
Jerome  Alex,  liquors 
Jimas  Peter,  hotel 
Ktlley  Deiuiis,  lumber 
Kessi'lcr  A,  j)hy>ii(ian  aiid  surgeon 
Laj;lagoiiar  Ciiio,  liquors 
U^lic  ,las,  lumber 
liipp  .1  B,  teamster 
liUCot  Hui,'en(',  liquors 
Lucdt  Nicholas,  liquors 
MoCuuy  .bmatiiati,  teamster 
McLaiiie  [;aiu;hliu,   l)aiiker   and  supt  of 
Amador  Canal  and  V^olcauo  Ditch  Ci 
Miller  .las,  butcher 
Miller  I,,  county  supt  of  schools 
Mcran  Uobt,  liquors 
Petty  .\,  county  assessor 
Petty  Solomon,  iuveutor 
Provis  .las  V.,  liquors 
lliclianls  Walter,  lii[uors 
Rddrick  Uobt,  teamster 
Hose  Hoiiry  T,  sawyer 
Kossi  Augelo,  gen  mdse 
Street  Isiac  N,  sawyer 
Sturinau  I  N,  constable 
Tmiu  Orsiui,  liquors 
Walleiiburg  C,  hnnber 
Whitinore  F  \V,  sawmill 


population  estimated  at  about  15.  It  is 
a  shipping  point  for  fruit. 

ALLENDER  A  T  &  CO,  gen  mdse, 
postmaster  and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co 


Walker's   Landing, 

SACRAMENTO   COUNTY, 
Is  distant  from  San  Francisco  78  miles 


Walnut  Creek, 

CONTRA     COSTA      COUNTY, 

Is  a  handsome  little  place  at  the  base  of 
Mount  Diablo,  distant  from  Oakland  17 
miles.  The  drive  to  this  place  is  un- 
surjiassod  for  beauty.  It  is  reached  by 
Moore's  Oakland  and  Walnut  Creek  Stage 
f.ine.  Sulphur  springs  in  the  vicinity  of- 
fer a  most  attrictive  feature.  A  fine  ho- 
tel, kept  by  \V.  B.  Rogers  &  Son,  is  a 
source  of  great  convenience.  Popula- 
tion 400. 


Annis  Alex,  stoves  and  tinware 

Avery  H  1\,  pnstor,  Presbyterian 

BURPEE  W  S,  li(|nors 

GRIfiB  E  C,  stationery,  notions,  gents 
furuistiing  goods,  school  supplies  and 
a  perfect  line  of  cigars  ami  tobaccos; 
postotlice  and  \V,  F  &  Co's  agt,  agri- 
cultural implts 

Dustau  .las,  tailor 

Hook  \V  K,  iiliysieian 

HUNTINGTON  &  GRABER,  black- 

siuiths  and  wagonmakers 
.loliiisou  S  I'',  millinery 
KIRSGH  M,   blacksmith    and    wagon- 

m-iker 
MOORE  E  S  &BRO,?r(>pr  Oakland  and 

W'ahiut  CrcokSt.igi!  Liiie 
MORENO  F  E.  harness  and  sadillery 
Niicr  (has,  wjitchmaki^r  and  jeweler 

OAKLAND  &  WALNUT  CREEK 
STAGE  LINE,  l'^  -"^  M"'>ie  &  ''^'^  Y^^- 

priutors 
Pearson  .Joseph    Vj,  physician  and  drug- 

ROGERS  HOTEL,  W  B  Rogers  &  Son 

ROGERS  W  B  &  SON,  proprs   Rogers 

Hotel 

SANFORD  FARMER,  Uvery  stable 
SCHUPBACH  JACOB,  liquors 

SHUEYHS.geumdso 

SHUEY  M  M.  uvu  m  Ise 

SMITH   FRANK  C,  bookkeeper  E  C 

Cribb 
Stow  .las  M,  notary   public,  gen    mdse 

andj)ostmaster 
TURNER  M  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Urney  \V  S,  pistorM  E  church 

WILSON  &GAMBS.  yon  mdse 

Wilson  &  Stow,  insurance 
Yoakum  &  Co,  butchers 


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ROGERS'  HOTEL, 

W.  B.  ROGERS  &  SON PROPRIETORS 

Walnut  Greek,  Contra  Costa  Co.,  Gal. 

Fitted  up  ni'l  c  )n  lime  1  as  lir-it  cla-;s  in  every  res|)-^:l,  Coiitainin;^  a  line  hall  for 
balls  or  parties.  Fine  drives  in  all  directions.  The  Sulphur  Sprin;^s  are  in  the 
immediate  neii^hborhood.  This  is  the  most  desirable  resort  for  families  wishing  to 
spend  a  few  weeks  of  recreation. 


Walnut  Grove, 

SACRAMENTO    COUNTY. 

Alder  Joseph,  harnessmaker 

Bradt  &  Corbin,  carpenters 

Brown  A,  liotcl 

Holttum  W,  agt  Cal  Transportation  Co 

Maack  H  Z,  blacksmith 

RADQESKY  L,  g»  n   mdsc,  postma.stcr 

and  W,  F  &  Co  and  ins  agt 
SHARP  J  W,  postmaster 
SUMMERS  H  A.  physician 
Town  &  Wickers,  butcliers 


Walsh's, 

SACKAMENTO    COUNTY. 

Patton  .Tas, blacksmith  and  wagonmakcr 
WALSH  J  M>  groceries,   liquors   and 
postmaster 


Washington, 

NEVADA     COUNTY. 

BUISMAN  H,  liotel  and  postmastc. 

Ely  &  Dooso,  butchers 

Grissel  C,  lu.tel 

Heigeson  O  C,  elotliing 

JansenJ,  shoemaker 

Kohler  H,  gen  nulse 

MaloneT,  shoemaker 


Washington, 

YOLO  COUNTY. 

(Postoffice  Sacramento  City.) 

Bell  fieo  W,  justice  peace 

Brooks  Wm  N,  carpenter,  boat-buildcr 

Buckingham  Kobt,  justice  peace 

Conrad  Mrs  L,  boarding  house 

Dewey  VV  A,  contractor  and  builder 

Green  W  M,  liquors 

Hanson  C  0,  hotel 


Hanser  J  &  V,  butchers 
Hess  .Ino,  tinsmith 

LYNCH  PATRICK,  bootmaker 
Millard  T,  blacksmiti) 
Murray  Kobt,  liquors 
Kol)erts  D,  boarding  and  liquors 
Smith  J  B,  grocer  and  liquors 
Yager  Peter,  brewery  and  liquors 


Washington  Corners, 

ALAMEDA     COUNTY, 

Is  a  small  town  and  statiim  on  the  San 
Jose  branch  of  the  C.  P.  1{.  K.,  27  miles 
from  Oakland;  population  HOO.  The 
^Vashin,i;ton  College,  one  of  the  best 
schools  in  the  State,  is  located  here,  also 
•m  Odd  Fellows'  and  (!ood  Templars' 
Lodge. 

"ALAMEDA    COUNTY     REPOR 

TER,"  Kvorell  F  Calkin  proi)r 

CALKIN  EVERELL  F,  propr    "Ala- 

iNt'da  County  Reporter' ' 

CLARK  BROS,  gen  m.lsc 

CONNER  D  M,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
attorney 

Covert  K,  druggist 

CROWELL  H,  carriage,  wagonmaker 
and  blacksmith 

Foster  Therony,  hotel  and  livery 

HARMON  S  S,  propr  Washington 
CoUe-e 

HIRSH  JOSEPH,  gen  mdse 

KEANY  PATRICK,  Horist  and  nur- 
seryman 

Mack  Wm  H,  dnigs  and  stationery  and 
postmaster 

McLachlan  — ,  saloon 

Thompson  A  C,  boot  and  shoemaker 

WAMSLEY  J  E,  agt  c  P  K  i{,  W,  v& 

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T'Az's  Institution  occupies  a  commanding  site  adjoin- 
ing the  Village  of  Washington,  Alameda  County,  Cat. 
It  is  in  the  center  of  a  rich  agricultural  district,  oc= 
cupied  by  an  intelligent  and  enterprising  community. 
The  view  from  the  grounds  extends  m,any  miles  rJong 
the  San  Jose  Valley,  and  embraces  the  larger  part  of 
the  (Bay  of  San  Francisco,  and  the  shores  and  villages 
beyond.  In  the  background,  at  a  distance  of  two  miles, 
rises  the  mountain  range  which  forms  the  eastern 
boundary  of  the  valley.  A  tnore  inviting  and  appro= 
priate  location,  with  a  range  of  scenery  so  wide  and 
varied,  cannot  be  found  in  the  State. 

The  Location  of  Washington  College 

Is  witliin  two  luindred  yards  of  the  Washinj;ton  Station  of  the  San  Jose 
branch  of  the  C.  i*.  It.  It.,  and  may  be  reached  in  an  hour  and  a  half  from 
San  Francisco. 

It  is  easily  accessible  from  all  parts  of  the  State, 

By  railway  from  San  Jose,  Hollister,  Santa  Cruz  and  the  Sa1ina«»  Valley, 
and  from  the  great  San  Joacjuin  and  Sacramento  Valleys,  hy  the  Southern 
Pacific  and  the  Central  Pacific  Itailroads. 

It  has  a  large  corps  of  expcrienc  d  and  most  efficient  teachers. 

On  January  8lh.  1880.  it  commenced  its  sixteenth  Se^ion.  The  pres- 
ent term  will  close  May  2Gtli.  The  next  Term  will  commence  on  Thurs- 
day, July  20th,  1880. 

For  further  information,  or  for  circulars,  address, 

S.  S.  HARMON,  Principal. 
Washington,  Alameda  Countv,  Cal. 


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ALL  KINDS  OF  JOB  PRINTING  DONE  AT  CITY  PRICES, 

And  Satisfaction  guaranteed. 
POSTER  WORK   A   SPECIALTY. 


Waterford, 


STANISLAUS   COUNTY. 

Curtzwaler  Chas,  saloon 

Davis  .Janus,  hotel 

Fauro  A,  uen  iiulse  and  postmaster 

Greysuu  W,  blaeksniith 


Watsonville, 

SANTA    CRUZ    COUNTY,  j 

Is  a  pretty  and  prosperous  town,  situa-j 
ted  on  tlie  Soutluru  Paeifio  Hailroad,' 
100  miles  fiMm  San  Francisco.  Tliu; 
I'ajaro  valley,  of  wliich  Watsonville  is! 
the  ei  mniertial  emporium,  is  one  of  tliei 
richest,  aL;ricnlturally  s))eaking,  in  the 
State,  and  conseijuently  the  place  looks 
to  the  interests  of  graziit;;  an<l  fajniing 
for  its  support.  Its  ])ul)lic  schools  are 
well  miiintained  and  it  business  houses 
and  private  residences  are  tastily  builtj 
and  quite  handsome.  It  has  a  ])opula 
tion  of  4,000. 


Alexander  Abnim,  tailor  and  clothing 
Alexander  D,  (.'en  mdse 
ALEXANDER  T  D,  real  estate  agent 
Arnold  — ,  upholsterer 


Attcridge  &  She<'hy,  groceries 

BANK    OF  WATSONVILLE.  J  N 

BENJAMIN  CHAS  W,  stationery  no- 
tions.  cigars  and  tobacco 

BESSE  J  N,  cashier  Bank  of  Watson- 
ville 

BOWIE  ADAM.  Xew  ^ork  Bakery 

Hrasscl  li     ,  blacksmith 

BREEN  EDWARD,  saloon 

Brown  &  Libbey,  dentist 
I^yrd  Win.  saloon 

"  C  A  L I FORNIA    TRANSCRIPT," 

Wm  M  WheeK'r  propr 
CHAPMAN  J  S,  watches  and  jewelry 

CHURCHILL    C    C,    blacksmith  and 

wai^oiimakcr 
Conlan  S,  ^^'roccries 
Cooper  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Cox  C  .1,  stoves  and  tinware 
Cummin^^s  C  O,  postmaster 

CUMMINGS  &  RADCLIFF,  proprs 

"Watsonville  I'ajaronian  " 

DAVIS  T  M,  justice  of  peace  and  no- 
tary public 

Deal  Ilev  David,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

DeAvila  G,  varieties 

DeSt  Paul  (!,  li(juors 

DODSON  S  T,  wagonniaker 


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DOILARD    MES    M    E,    stationery, 

fancy  goods  and  news 
Dougherty  J  F,  hatter 
Drussel  Daniel,  meat  market 
Duulup  Saml  B,  constable 
Eaton  II  W,  wagonniaker 
Fletcher  Sibley,  agt  S  0  R  R 
Folger  Mrs,  varietirs 
Folger  Peter,  skatiii^^  rink 
FONTANA  &  DEKAHTINI.  irroce- 

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FORD  CHAS  u  :i  mlsj 

FREIERMUTH    GEO  A,   luir.lware. 

stoves,  tinware  and  crockery 
Grant  Misa  E  V,  nitinayor  \V  U  'I'cl  (Jo 
Grant  II  T.  livery  stable 
HAMILTON  G  S,  harness  and  saddles 
Harris  1  VV,  harnessniaker 
Hechcrin<,'ton  If,  bootmaker 
HOLBROOK  L  D,  justice  of  peace,  no 

tiiry  public  and  iiisiinmce 
HOLBROOK  MRS  L  D,  millinery 
Howaril  .lolin,  machinist 
Ingham  James,  blacksmith,  wagonmakcr 
Itelan  L,  iihysici.ui 

JACKSON  HENRY,  grain  dealer  and 
■•en  commission    mercliaiit,    and    a.^t 
ComniL'reiid  Assurance  Co 
JESSEN   CONRAD,    pr^.pr   Scandina- 
vian Hotel,  constable  and  eullector 
Jones  C  I',  watclies  and  jewelry 
Joseiih  H  M,  h!iirdrcsser 
KENNEDY  THOS,  livery  stable 
Larkin  J'atrii'k,  saloon 
LAURITZEN  P,  groceries,    crockery, 

liiiots  anil  slides 
LEE    JULIUS,   attorney  at   law   and 

uotaiy  public 
LEWIS  A  &  CO,  general  mercliandise 
LEWIS  HOUSE,  A  Lewis  propr 
Lcilies  M  S,  LfPdeeiieS 

LORENZEN  LORENZ.Westcrn  Hotel 
Luiiil  fl  J,  jeweler 
LYNAM  JNO,  boots  and  shoes,  dealer 

and  maiiut.ieturer 
LYNAM  MRS   M,  milli.ury 
MANSION  HOUSE,.'  M  Staples  propr 
Manlucrd  I'eter,  restaurant 
MARTIN  ED,   books,    stationery 

faiiey  yoods 
MARTIN  E  J,  pliysieian  and  surgeon 
Maulbateh  S,  bootmaker 
McADAM  A,  blacksmith,  wagonmakcr 
McLEAN  N,   blacksmith    and    wagon- 
maker  and  manufacturer  of  all  kinds 
of  cylindi-r  teeth 
Mooney  James,  lu)tel 
Morey  David,  gunsmith 
Morris  M,  clothing 

O'CONNOR    &    TURNER,   meat 

mivrket 
O'Neill  Chas,  furniture 
OTTENBERG  J,  hairdresser 


FALMTAG  C,  Pajaro  Brewery 
Pardee  Geo,  commission  merchant 
Patterson  W  A,  druggist  and  physician 
Peckham  Geo  W,  job  printer 
PECKHAM  P  a,  paints,  oils,    glass, 

wall  paper,  etc 
Perret  Francis  Gay,  groceries 
POPwTER  J   T  &  CO,  agents  W,  F  & 

( ">,  and  real  estate,  insurance  and  com- 

iniu-iioii 
PORTER  JEROME,  notary  public 
Putnam  l>  1,,  restiuranc 
iiiebanU  W  S,  uroeerie.i 
RODGERS  WD,  physician,  surgeon 
ROGGEWM,  bootmaker 

RUDEBECK  I  PETER,  saloon 
SCHNEIDER    KASPER,    m^M-chant 
'•SEMI-WEEKLY  TRANSCRIPT," 

Wm  H  Wheeler  propr 
Seevers  0  W,  clothing  and  dry  goods 
Sheppard  Mrs,  millinery 
Sinunons  S  S,  druguist  and  physician 
Slight  E  T,  candy  factory  and  bakery 
Smith  Car!,  saloon 
Smitli  J  H,  saloon 

Siiodu'rass  Tlios,  harness  and  saddles 
STAPLES  J  M,  propr  Mansion  House 
Steen  A,  barber 

Stewart  J  \V,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Stoef-Sir  Otto,  h-irdware  and  groceries 
Swasey  &  Peckham,  painters 
Taylor  C  E,  lilacksmith 
I'liomas  Clias  Ij,  tlour  mills 
TODD  &  SON,  carriage,  sign  and  house 

painters 
Tuck  Isaac  A,  groeeries 

••WATSONVILLE  PAJARONIAN," 

Cunnnings  &  Uadclill' proprs 
Werner  Fri'd   bootmaker 
WHEELER     WM   H,  propr    "Semi- 

weekly  and  California  Transcript" 
Wichman  C,  hairdresser 
Wiener  Albert,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Wilcox  O  I',  jeweler 
Williams  . I  (',  borseshoer 
WILLIAMSON  J  N,  hotel,  feed  stable 

WRIGHT  &  SEWELL  MRS,  millin- 

ery  and  dres:,making 
audi  Voacham  &  Tuttle,  meat  market 
I  Zi'igle  &  Co,  mark(;t 
Zmiidowaki  Martin,  bootmaker 


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Weaverville, 

TRINITY    COUNTY, 

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A  county  aoat  and  pnstofficc,  40  miles 
from  Keddini; ;  re.ichcd  Ijy  stages.  It 
is  a  well  ami  tastily  built  place,  and  is 
supported  by  the  mining,  stock-raising 
and  agricultural  interests  of  the  locality. 


Balch  .J  R,  clothing 

Barnikel  .1,  drugs  and  stationery 

Benner  H  W,  liijuors 

Condon  Wm,  hotel 

Craig  C  W,  insurance  agent  and   propr 

"Trinity  Journal" 
Estes  Jno  M,  county  clerk,  reconler  and 

auditor 
Grady  J  F,  dentist 
firilHn  M  F,  county  treasurer 
Hansen  1),  cigars  and  tobacco 
H.aynes  C  VV,  dentist 
HeiLsley  S  J,  liijuors 
Hocker  Henry,  provisions 
Irwin  John  G,  atty  at  law  and  dist  atty 
Jones  T  E,  county  judge 
Karsky  &  Abrahams,    dry  goods    and 

clothing 
Lang  M,  groceries 
Lord  John,  physician 


Fjove  Alex  N,  litpiors 
Tjoveridge  0  M,  county  surveyor 
Lowden  W  S,  U  S  di-puty  assessor  and 

county  surveyor 
Marshall  A  H,  county  assessor 
Martin  J<ihii,  Hour  and  grain 
McCausland  K  T,  watchmaker 
Montague  J  C,  county  physician 
Morris  &  Kule,  hotel 
Noonan  <teo  E,  county  school  supt 
Paulsen  Jact)b,  county  assessor 
Philbrnok  Jno  W,  district  atty 
I'incus  I  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Koshorough   A   M,    judge  Uth   judicial 

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Schall  Louis,  boots  and  shoes 
Smiley  J  \V,  sherifJ'and  tax  collector 
Taylor  Daniel,  county  coroner  and  pub- 
lic administrator 
Taylor  Asa,  county  clerk        •'«'"' 
Thomas  Chas,  coroner   and  public  ad- 
ministrator 
Timmerman  Bros,  furniture 
To(hl  Wm,  butcher 
"Trinity  Journal,"  C  W  Craig  propr 
Vollmers  &  I'aulsen,  hotel 
Wadleigh    Miss   Mary  N,   supt  public 

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Williams  C  E,  atty  at  law 
Young  Frank  W,   notary  public  and  ini 
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California — Weldonr-West  Oakland. 


875 


ALPIIABRTICALLY  . 


Weldon, 

KERN    COUNTY. 

Brown  Andrew,  gun  mdse  and  flouring 

mill 
Scodie  William,  gen  mdse 
TAYLOR  C  J  £,  asst  postmaster 


West  Butte, 

SUTTER   COUNTY. 

BEATY  &  JONES,  gen  mdae 
Cope  J  M,  bluckHmith 


Westminster, 

LOS   ANGELES   COUNTY, 
Eight  miles  southwest  from  Anaheim. 

Flem  — ,  harness  and  saddles 
Hull  T  C,  i)ostniaster 
Hull  T  C  &  C),  gen  mdse 
McCoy  .las,  phyaieian  and  surgeon 
McFadden  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
Steinhart  .1  H,  gen  mdse 
.Strong  Kohert  nurseryman 


West  Oakland, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY, 

Is  within  the  corporate   limits   of  Oak 
laud,  though  it  has  a  distinct  postortice 
It  comprises  all  that  part  of  the  city  ly 
ing  west  of  Center  street  and  as  an  aux 
ilury  in  the  creation  of  funds  contiibu- 
te<l  to  the  su[)port  of   the  city's  institu- 
tions   is  a  factor  of  some   importance. 
There  are  quite  a  numlx-r  of  substantial 
business  houses  and  handsome  residences, 
several  schools  and   elegant  churches,  in 
this  (piarter  of  the  city.      Communica- 
tion is  had  by  horse  and  steam  cars  with 
Oakland    and    East   Oakland,     another 
division  of  the  city. 


Aker  Christ,  bakery,  1 836  Seventh 
Albroecht  I'Ved'k,  liquors,  cor  Thirteenth 

and  Center 
Aldis    Elizabeth,      fancy     goods,     1GG9 

Eighth 
Alexander  Henry,  clothing  and  furnish 

ing  goods,  1754  Seventh 
Anderson  J  P,  liquors,  191  Seventh 
Anthony  A  G,  physician 
Bailey  James,  nurseryman,    1161    Sev 

enth 
Barker  Alfred  Z  T,  painter,  1712  Seventh 
Baseizza  G,  restaurant,    1516  Seventh 


Belden  E  E,  real  estate,  1504  Seventh 
BLTJEWIND  CHOP    HOUSE,   B  J 

Donahue  propr,  1707  Seventh 
Bridgman  C   B,  carpenter,  SE  cor  Fil- 

br  •+,  and  Third 
Brown  Francis,  fruits  and  confectionery, 

1456  Seventh 
Brown   W  M,    physician   and  surgeon, 

1702  Seventh 
BUHSEN  DEDRICH,  grocer,  SW  cor 

Seventh  and  Pine 
Bullock  John  C,  tinware,  1706  Seventh 
Bunker  J,  litpiors,  1805  Seventh 
Bush  &  VVheeler,  butchers,  867  Wood 
Callaghan  Chas,  liquors,  1851  Seventh 
Caviero  (i,  grocer,  1)25  Third 
Cloony  &  O  Brien,  wood,    coal,  hay  and 

grain,  155'J  Seventh 

CLOUDMAN  C    H,    boots  and   shoes, 
11557  Peralta 

CLOUDMAN  MRS  N  M,  f^ncy  goods, 

l.'?57  Peralta 
COATES  EDWARD  J,  grocer,  NEcor 

Adeline  autl  Fourteenth 
Cohen      &     Ambrosa,      liquors,      1725 

Seventh 
Cohen  .Fohn,  butcher,  181.3  Seventh 
Cohen  Mrs  15,  school  books  and  notions, 

1 666  Seventh 
Colburn  J    S   &   Co,    real  estate,    1736 

Seventh 
Collens  H  M,  grocer,  1766  Seventh 
Collins    Patricli    M,     real    estate,     954 

Sevcntli 
COMER   J  H.   propr    Seventh   Street 

House,  ISO-*  Seventh 
Contra  Costa  Laundry  Association,  G  H 

Hallett,  P  Bartlett,  B   V.   Dalton,  cor 

I'ourteenth  and  Kirkham 
Crossey    Mr,  confectionery    and     fruit, 

loOi  Seventh 
Crowley  Cornelius,   liquors,    1833   Sev- 
enth 
CUSICK  RICHARD,  restaurant,  1838 

Seventh 
Cutting  &  Baker,  confectionery  .ind  sta- 
tionery, NE  cor  Pine  and  Seventh 
Dabney    Mrs    N    K,    dressmaker,   1646 

Seventh 
Dailey  P  .1,  cigars,   tobacco   and  fancy 

goods,  1762  Seventh 
Detel   J  F  W,  grocer,  16<)0  Ei^dith 
Dunbar  John,  g.-ocer,  851  Myrtle 
Eiben  &  Nor,  grocers,  NW  cor  Seventh 

and  Campbell 
El  wood  \V  B,  liquors,  SE  cor  Kirkham 

and  Fourteenth 
Farrell  Mrs  Jane,  grocer,  1700  Eighth 
Farrell  Michael,  liquors,  1855  Seventh 
Fick  Mrs  A,  dry  goods  and  fancy  goods, 

1761  Seventh 

ilNCH&BARNHISEL,  wood,  coal, 

hay  and  grain,  1664  Seventh 


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Fisher  k  Morison,   cigars  and  tobacco, 

1802  Seventh 

Fisk  L,  grocer,  07 1  Adeline 
Flaherty  Timothy,  carpenter   and  build- 
er, ir>l  1  Seventh 
Flint  L,  bootmaker,  1785)  Seventh 
Fn'v  John,  jeweler,  1708  Seventh 
FUCHSP,  coal  dealer,  1-244  and  1240 

Center 
Oet)rge  Joseph,  bootmaker,  183!)  Seventh 

OERNREICH    &     THORNBURG, 

grocers,  NE  cor  Eightli  and  Center 
Gibbons  &  Conan,  grooers,  1529  Seventh 
Gibson  Alexander,  picture  frames,  1708 

Seventli 
Giese  Louis,  li(iuor8,  17;")!  Seventh 
Ginu'w  Ulrich,  barber,  1508  Seventh 
Grabs  August,  butcher,  I78;{  Seventh 
Gray  Mrs  M,  i)akery,  1)15  Seventh 
Haar  Henry  &    Bro,  grocers,  1472  Sev- 
enth 
Halloran  Michael,  boots  and  shoes,  1710 

Seventh 
Hall  Wm  M,  liotel,  1703  Seventh 
Haiiley  MieUai'l,  lifjuors,  1507  Seventh 
HANSA  HOTEL,    Hennaua  Kirchner 

17:.'5  Seventh 
Hansen  A  H,  liquors,  871  Wood 
Harding  Frank,  lii|uors,  tobacco  and  no- 
tions, ISOS  Suventli 
Heckman  F  C,  bootmaker,  \v  s  Wood  nr 

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Henniu^er  Jolin,  hotel,  1750  Seventh 
Hefhicr  Fred,  Ijiirbor,  834  Wood 
Ht'iniieo,  eiijiir  nianufi-,  1 520  Seventh 
Heine  A.nroetr  and  nianufr  of  windmills, 
SE  cor  Kiglith  and  ('liester  j 

JEMERY  JOSEPH,  barber,  80!)  Wood 
JcnnigG  I),  t:iilor,  175!)  Soveuth  "         i 
Joyce  Martin,  liijuois,  1837  Seventh 
Jukes  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  !U  1  Seventh     | 
KEYES   JAMES,   butcher,    1407    Sev- 
enth 
K oilier  10  F,  lifjuors,  1502  Seventh 
Kri^   Fred,   fruits  and   vegetables,    1809 
Seventh  I 

Lant;tord    Thomas,  cigars  and  tobacco,! 
1708  Seventh  \ 

Lawless  James,  licjuors,  1815  Seventh       i 

LAWRENCE    DEWITT    C,    propr 

''Oaklaiiil  l'ress,"aiid    notary  public, 
SE  cfr  Seventh  and  Willow  I 

Lay  ton  Mrs  J  H,  boarding   and  lodging, 

1803  Seventh 

Legler  Dr  H  T,  physician  and  surgeon. 

Market 
Lehrbass  llichard,  Iii|uors,  919   Seventh 
Levy  Wolir,  tailor,  913  Seventh 
Long  Wm,  l)utcher,  1753  Seventh  | 

Lort'h    Matthew,  boots  and  shoe",  1453 

Seventh 
Loud  W,  liquors,  1730  Seventh 
Lynch  John,  licjuors,  1457  Seventh  ' 


MacLoan  D,  physician  and  surgeon,  1702 

Seventh 
Magner     Michael,      restaurant,      1787 

Seventh 
Marlett  Mrs  Mary,  bakory  and  notions, 

904  Seventh 
Martens  C,  licpiors,  1840  Seventh 

MARTIN  &  SANDELIN,  druggist, 

1702  Seventh 

McKay  Edward,  bootmaker,  832  Market 

McLaughlin  M, fruits  and  confectionery, 
w  8  Wood  nr  11  R  ave 

McMillan  &  cox,  grocers,  837  Mar- 
ket 

MeNamara  Mrs  M,  groceries,  951  Third 

Meyer  Mrs  F  H,  fancy  goods,  1452 
Seventh 

MEYER  F  H,  drugs,  1450  Seventh  cor 
Center 

Miller  Frank,  butcher,  SE  cor  Peralta 
and  Seventh 

Miller  &  Hanlen,  druggist  and  apothe- 
caries, 1700   Seventh 

Moran  &  (talavan,  plumbing  and  gas- 
fitting,  801  Wood 

Murphy  Daniel,  liquors,  1841  Seventh 

Musselman  David,  bootmaker,  UOi)  Sev- 
enth 

Naismith  Geo  S,  grocer,  SE  cor  Eighth 
and  Myrtle 

Naismitii  Mrs  G,  fancy  goods,  1701 
Kightii 

Nash  P  E,  hardware,  1704  Seventh 

Niemann  Mis  C,  fruit  ami  vegetables, 
1400  Seventh 

Nor  Chris  H,  livery  stable,  1734  Sev- 
enth 

NUGENT  JAMES,  wines,  licjuors,  etc, 
140:)  Seventh 

Parker  Joseph,  furniture,  etc,  907  Sev- 
enth 

Perdue  T,  boots  and  shoes,  1733  Seventh 

Preuer  Antone,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery, 1054  Seventh 

Querolo  James,  liquors,  1802  Seventh 

aUINLAN  JAMES   G,  liquors,    1454 

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RAMIREZ  J  R,  fruit  and  vegetables, 

1781  Seventli 
Reek  Wm,  liquors,  1105  Seventh 
Uogovieh  L,  fruit   and  vegetables,  1757 

Seventh 
ROSE  J  M,  barber,  835  Market 
U   K   Exchange,  H  Markwalder  propr, 

1880  Seventli 
Pudolph  G  II,  restaurant,  1811  Seventh 
Samson  M,  butcher,  1301  Peralta 
Sanders  Henry,  grocer,  1 101  Seventh 
Scheiding  T  H,  litjuors,  1810  Seventh 
Scherrer  John,    boots  and  shoes,    iCGS 

Seventh 
Schuler  F,  hardware,  1 720  Scv»»nth 
Seadler  Jas,  architect,  1500  Seventh 


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1804  Seventh 
Shannon  k  Hooncy,  pluinl)era  and  gnsiit- 

tors,  ".too  Seventh 
Shftw  C  K,  furniture,  808  Willow 
Shaw  .lolui.  cr«;ccr,  !>51  Fifth 
Shirrott  E,  vivnoiy  store,  1514i  Seventh 
Sicotto  Ferdinantl,  oarriiigu  und   wagon- 
maker,  o  s  Wood  lAoar  11  U  ave 
Smith  A  W  S,  groceries  and  provisions, 

NW  cor  I'lighth  an  I  CiimplHjll 
STOCKY  J,  liquors,  1774  Seventh,  res 

I()(>l  Kighth 
Stowell  &  Driver,  grocers,  1G5»'  Suvontli 
Stu!z  &  Schi'Uo,  b.irhur  sliop  anlhttl'i, 

17»i'J  Seventh 
SUNOL  J  D,  wood  and  coo,l,  1733  Sev 

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Sweeny    Miss    Kate,  fanry  goods,  1510 

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Taller  Isaac,  M  D,  physician,  1506  Sev 

enth 
Thaler  Conrad,  hukor,  NW  cor  Eighth 

and  ( 'enter 
VANE  JAMES  F,  plumbing  and  gas- 

tittini,',  HWO  Seventh 
Venaglia   E,  propr  J{ailroad   House,  SE 

cor  Seventh  and  Bay 
Von  (ilahn  J    Frederielc,   grocer,    1451 

Seventh 
Wagner  W   S,   real  estate  and  notary 

W)'.it)lic,  ITOCi'.  Seventh 
ALSH  WM.   li'px"-'*,   13'^'0  Peralta, 

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Wist  Oakland  Free  Heading  Room,  S  M 

l>ay  curator,  1704  Seventh 
Wilkins  Mrs   F    II,  millinery  and  dress- 
making, I71'S  Si'ventli 
Wilson  .las  A  k  W  S,  priiprs  Star  system 

(if  niwasurcnu'iit   for   ladies'  clothing', 

ilO'J  Sfvt.iitli 
Wilson  Wni,  grocer,  8G3  Wood 
Winn  A,  ^jrocer.  \'i~'.\  Third 
WulilMohii,  bakery,  1810  Seventh 
Zeiss  Harry  A,  butcher,  SW  cor  Eighth 

and  Chester 
Zuliiisky  &  Trumbley,  grocers,   NE  cor 

Seventh  and  Willow 
Ziinniernian  W    H,  fruit  and  produce, 

8G5  Wood 


Kutnno  S,  gen  mdso  and  postmaster 
Schenaker  A,  saloon 
Smith  John,  blacksmith 
Z  ivalla  J  &  C,  butchers 
Zavalli  Joe,  saloon 


8.  RUFFINO, 

WEST  POINT,  CALIFORNIA, 

Uuiieral  Dealer  in 

Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 

Pat«'iit   niodivint'M, 

Boots,  Shoes  Hardw:r\  CroDkery^ 

I'ailltH,   OilN,   Ill'IIB'M, 

Fancy  Goods,  Hats  aiul  Caps, 

Anil  all   oth«'r  uooiIm  iiMiially  kept 
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Wheatland, 

YUBA    COUNTY, 

Is  on  the  line  of  the  Oregon  Division 
of  the  Central  Pacific  Kailroad,  forty 
miles  from  Sacramento,  having  a  popu- 
lation of  450.  The  Orders  of  Odd  Fel- 
lows, Masons,  (irangers  and  IT.  O.  W. 
have  lodges  here.  It  is  beautifully  situ- 
ated, has  three  churches  and  a  public 
sciiool  buildinjr,  in  which  an  ellicient 
pedago'_nie  teaches  the  "youn^  idea  how 
to  shoot,"  ten  niDiiths  in  the  year,  and 
which  coat  «:4,000. 


West  Point, 

CALAVERAS  COUNTY. 

Baccigaluppi  R,  gen  mdse 
Cavalli.los,  saloon 
Kckert  M,  restaurant 
Flanders  Samuel  S,  livery  stable 
Hepburn  Mrs  W,  hotel 
Hoskins  Mrs  Samuel,  hotel 
Novilla  T,  gen  mdse 
Pacheco  Peter,  gen  mdse 


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BEAY    &   LOWE,  propra   Bank   Ex- 

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BHAY  P   M,  justice  of  pc'ice 
Calincs  &  Hoss,  harness  and  saddles 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  M  M  >.eustadt 

cilLSON  &  REYNOLDS,  milliners 
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COOPER  T  F.  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

DALBEY  F,  hamoKs  and  saddles,  car- 
riage trimmer  and  upholsterer 

Dcwane  M  I),  wagonmaker 

DUPLEX  EDWAED  P,  hairdresser 
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Duplex  Mrs  S  E,  lad"es'  hairdresser 

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FAEMERS'  BANK  OF  WHEAT 

LAND,  W  W  Holland  cashier 

FBANCEE  CHAS,  house,  sign  and 
carriaj^e  painter 

HAMILTON  J  T,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

Harvey  Geo  W,  saloon 

HOLLAND  W  W,  cashier  Farmers' 
Bank  of  Wheatland 

Humphreys  llev  G  W,  clergyman, 
(Methodist) 

IRWIN  DAVID,  supt  Towle  &  Cos 
lumber  yard 

JXJSTIS  L  M,  meat  market  and  groceries 

LANDIS    &    GOODKINL,  gen  mdse, 
furniture  and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co 
LANDIS  JOHN,  postmaster 
Lipp    A   r,    varieties,    (refused   to   give 
name,  probably  not  wishing  creditord 
to  know  of  liis  whereabouts) 
Lofton  F  K,  supt  Wlieutland  Mill  Co 
McFee  W  J,  agent  ('  i'  .'i  R  and  W  U 

Tel  Co 
MELTON  T.,  physician  rad  surgeon 
NEUSTADT  M!  M,  propr  Central  Ho- 

tel 
SCOTT  M  A,  druggist 
SEIBOLD  E  J,  pi-"pr  American  Hotel 
.Shields  Thos,  stoves  and  tinware 
SPENCER  E  W,  bootmaker 
TOWLE  &  CO,  proprs  Wheatland  Lum- 
ber Yard 
Trimmer  Mrs  Joseph,  bakery  cand  hotel 
Waddle  C  l>,  constable 


Walker  J  F,  dentist 

Wheatland  Mill  Co,  F  R  Lofton  supt 

Wilson  J  L,  saloon 

WOLF  SIMON  &  CO,  gen  mdse 


L.  M.  JUSTIS, 

Dealer  in 

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CITY  M14T  MAEIST, 

WHEATLAND, 

Yuba  County,  California. 


CENTRAL  HOTEL. 

M.  M.  Neuatait,     -     Proprietor, 

WHEATLAND, 

V'uba  County,  California. 


Also  Proprietor 


Wheatlantilivery  I  Feed  Stable 


MATHEW  A.  SCOTT, 

Front  Street,  Wheatland,  Cal. 

Proprietor  of  Scott's  Elixir  Tar,  Liquorice  and  Honey  (for  the  cure  of 
Couglis  Jind  Coldrt),  and  Scott'd  Anti-Billious<  Pills,  (sure  and  never-failing 
remedies).  Sample  boxes  of  the  Pills  mailed  to  any  address  upon  receipt 
of  price,  25et.s  (in  stamps),  or  a  bottle  of  the  Elixir  Tar  to  any  place  in 
the  State,  by  express  (pre-paid)  for  .^L25. 


White's  Bridge, 

FRESNO   COUNTY. 

BURCKHALTER  A,  postmaster 
White  J  li,  gen  mdse 


Wild  Flower. 

Jones    P   D,  gen   mdse,  postmaster  and 

agent  W,  F  &  Co 
Potts  J  L,  hotel 


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COLUSA   COUNTY, 

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pends  entirely  on  the  agricultural  inter- 
ests for  its  support.  It  is  on  the 
California  Pacitic  and  Northern  Railway, 
10  miles  from  the  Coast  Kange  of  moun- 
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CHAMBERLAIN     P     B,      varieties, 

books,    stationery,     cigars,    tobacco, 

etc 
Cole  &  Peters,  blacksmiths 
Connelly  Thns,  saddles  and  harness 

CRUTOHER  &  MANOR,  gon  mdse 

Ualman  Sclig,  saloon 

FOUCH  BROS,  druggists,  toilet  articles 

and  cigars  and  tobacco 
iJlovcr  1),  harness  and  saddles 
HARVEY   L  S,    propr    Cosmopolitan 

House 
HYMANM&CO.genmdse 
Kiml);dl  K  N,  tinner 
LONG  M  A   &  SON,  Central    Livery 

Stable  and  Saloon 
Matlu'son  D;i.vid,  saloon 
?»IellJiio,  bootmaker 

MILLER  ALEXANDER,  saloon  and 

I'iirnier 
.Miller  it  ('i>,  lively  stable  and  stage  line 

MORRISON  SMITH,  saloon 

Nelk  N,  wa'.{i>umaker 
Newman  A  &  Co,  gon  mdse 
Noon  A,  car[)eiiter  and  lumber 
Iviekey  &  Crowder,  pbysicians 
Kiddcil  i;    i:,  lihicksmitli 
RUMMERSBURG  H    hairdresser 

RYDER  &  CHAMBERLAIN,  ai,^^ 

\V,  V  &  Co  and   ins 
Kyder  .F  S,  teK';;r.iph  opr 
Smitli  W  A,  blaeksmitli 
Stovidl  .1  C,  scales  and  warehouse 
WILLIAMS    W  H,   propr  \Villiams 

Hotel  and  postin.'istiT 
WILSEY  CHARLES,  constable 
WILSEY  R  A,  justice  of  peace 


Willows, 

COLCSA   COUNTY, 


A  1)1.  CO  of  000  inhabitants,  on  the  line 
ot  the  projected  Northern  Calitoriiia 
I'ailn  al.  It  is  beautifully  situated  in  a 
rich  ;  gricultural  district,  and  promises 
to  be  an  important  point  of  supplies. 


Barry  Jno,  bootmaker 

Bass  John,  undertaker  and  agt   Paget 

Sound  Lumber  Co 
Bates  Z,  auctioneer  and  saloon 
Batz  Z,  saloon 
Baylor  &  Tooley,  physicians 
Baylor  W  C,  physician 
Bridges  H  ^V,  saloon 
BROOKS  P  P,  constable 
Calhoun  Jas  (I,  physician 
CARMODY  &  i?ARR,  meat  market 

CAROLOFF  ALICK,  atty  at  law,  jus- 
tice of  peace  and  notary  public 
CENTRAL  HOTEL,  (^  W  Williams 

propr 
Culver  &  Richardson,  saloon 
Culver  Sam,  saloon 
Dress  J  A,  R  I!  agt 

I'Veemp  i  &  Klemmer,  hardware  and  agri- 
cultural implts 
(i  rover  Bros,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 
Halet  &  Loy,  furniture 
Hanson  Bros,  druggists 
HART  ELIJAH   C,  propr  "The  Wil- 

lows  .lournul" 
Hill  W  W,  warehouse 
Hochheimer  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  agt  W, 

1''  &  Co 
Jackson  A  A,  hotel  and  manager  Colusa 

Lumber  Co 
Johnston  .1  O,  livery  and  sale  stable  and 
propr  Wi  lows  and  Orland  Stage  Line 
Johnston  Wm,  postmaster 
.Jones  Tlios,  warelKuise 
.lones    Mrs   Z   C,    dressmaker  and   mil- 
liner 
Kaha  &  Col)l('ntz,  watches  and  jewelry, 
\  arieties,   tobacco  and    agt  W  U  Tel 
Kyes  &  Brower,  soda  manufrs 
LiJielle  (),  barber 
Marko  &  Bender,  bakery 
Mar.shall  N  B,  livery  and  feed  stal)le 

MARSHALL  W  W,  livery,  feed  and 
s.ile  stiibk' 

Me(  line  M  \',  atty  at  law 

McN'ortiin  Frank,  notiiry  public  and 
conveyancer 

Miller  (Jc(,rge,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Millinuton  Setli,  school  teacher 

M  umoii   !■],  saloon 

MURDOCK  W  C  &  CO,  bankers,  real 
estate,  insurance,  commission  and 
wool  merchants 

Newman  Clias,  gen  mdse 

Ojjle  1".,  harness  and  saddles 

PARK  W  J,  atty  at  law 

I'attoii  .1  A,  gen  mdse  and  agricultural 
impJH 

I'ricc  Will,  hotel 

I'liget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  A  Powell  agt 

Putnam  J  C,  druggist 


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ALFIIARBTICALLT. 


RAINVILLE    JOSEPH,    blacksmith, 

wiij^onmaker  and  painter 
Rathbun  E,  contractor  and  builder 
Saunders  Jno  S,  atty  at  law 
Schultz  F,  tailor 
Scott  Thoa,  barber 
Shinn  Mrs,  restaurant 
Stone  F  \V,  watches  and  jewelry 
Thomas  A  B,  geu  mdse 
Thomas  E  B,  groceries  and  fruit 
Todley  Tj  P,  physician  and  coroner 
TOOMEY  J  B,  harness  and  saddlery 
Ward  Jos,   hotel 
VVegan  Chas,  saloon 
Wegaii  W  K,  brewery 
WILLIAMS  G  W,  Central  Hotel 
Wilson  Wm,  physician 
Youut  G  W,  photoo;r;ipher 


Wilmington, 

LOS    ANUELES    COUNTY. 

Anderson  &  Jorgenson,  saloon 

Baniiiuj;  Phineas,  storage,  commission 
and  lumber 

Boushoy  S  &  A,  mining,  Santa  Catalina 
Island 

B  ial  L  B,  barber 

Burklo  F,  saloon 

Carey  Mrs  Mary  E,  boarding  and  lodg- 
ing 

Crowley  Tirnotliy,  blacksmith 

Deaber  Col  (!i'o,  saloon 

D.nvning  Major  P  H,  collector  of  cus- 
toms 

Frazcr  Thos,  bootmaker 

(Jarratt  Hobt,  wagonnuiker 

(ioiiiotti  .lohn,  saloon 

(Jreen  Mis  If,  varieties 

H.iwkiiis  Will,  b  lUory 

HoiFiicr  <  loo,  saloon 

HOLTON  G  M,  atty  i>t  law,  Canal 

Jaeoby  lionnaii,  gen  mdse,  ins  agt  and 
siiippitig 

KeiuR'tly  Jolin,     stoves,     tinware     and 

LAuisERSHEIMER  A,   druggist  and 

postmaster,  Caii.il 
Maldiiii  Antonio,  li(juors  and  tobacco 
Morrison  .Fohn,  gen  mdse 
Poggi  Itiifael,  saloon  and  l)oarding 

RAILROAB  LODGING  HOUSE,  s  a 

Tliompson,  Canal 
Rios  P,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Roiiaii  Timothy,  i>lack8mith 
Salazar  A,  fruits  and  tobacco 
Sarraro  .lohn,  l).irber 
SAVAGE  W  H,  atty  at  law.  Canal 
Seyler  Chas,  agt  S  P  R   R,  W.  F  A  Co 

and  W  U  Tel  Co 
Silva  Joseph  k  Ikn,  restaurant 
^)ilva  Siiml,  saloon 


SYLVA  J  P.  groceries  and  saloon,  Ca- 
nal 

THOMPSON  S  G,  saloon  and  lodgings, 
Canal 

Van  Valkeuburg  Henry,  saddles  and 
harness 

Vickery  &  Hinds,  meat  market 

Wildman  Mrs  Mury  A,  fancy  goods 


Windsor, 

SONOMA     COUNTY. 

Bixley  Walter,  gen  mdse 
Chrishobn  &  Bro,  painters 
Davis  L  T,  physician 
(iraham  .fames,  blacksmith 
.fekonie  Thos,  gen  mdse 

LINDSEY  &  CLARK,  gen  mdse  and 

postolKce 
Luther  lj,  physician 
Maekender  t!eo,  blacksmith 
Martin  Hyram,  gen  mdse 
Morgan  Bros,  butchers 
Sliuier  Ceo,  blacksmith 


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YOLO     COUNTY. 

Antonc  &  Co,  barbers 

BELL  BROS,  dru^'gists  and  phyaiciaos 

BELL  H  R,  physician 

BELL  W  T,  physician 

Bibli  L,  varieties 

BOWEN  BROS,  Hvery   stable 

Brock  .t  i'ritehott,  blacksmith 

CJflANDLER  F  B,  lumber  and  build- 
ing materials 

Clark  1{,  atty  at  law 

D.iwiiey  &  W^eaver,  blacksmiths 

i:.i\vard  1)  P,  hotel 

1011  iott  *  Co,  groceries 

Kitzjerald  It  1),  bootmaker 

l'"it/.rer.ild  Mis  It  l>,  millinery 

GREGORY  J   D,  druggist  and 
oiaii 

Hill  Bros,  warehouse 

HULSE  J  C,  j''stit;e  peace  and  notary 
public 

Iliiniplir'v  E  A,  harnessmaker 

IRE  LAND  E,  wagonmaker 

.lames  .le{itiia,  meat  market 

.leans  .1,  butcher 

KAUFFMAN  L  &  CO,  gen  mdse 

LATON  M  F,  Parker  Plouse 

liOgan  JOlder  J,  clergyman  (Christian) 

Massa  Antone,  hairdresser 

McARTHUR  J  B.  agt  Vaca  Vailey  ft 
Clear  Lake  R  R,  VV,  F  A  Co  aud  W  U 
Tel  Co 

Mc(<rath  P,  earpe'itor 

MOODY  LORENZO,  postmaster  and 
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Murray  Josepli,  painter 

Pipkiu  J,  constable 

Keardon  James,  saloon 

Rice  A  K,  salouu 

Shaw  if  M,  wagonmaker 

Shaw  W,  b  )otmaker 

SPAULDINQ  &   HARLAN,  generJ 

miTchaiulise 
STEWARD  J  P,  carpenter,  constable 

and  collector 
Ward  F,  carpenter 
Willis  T  W,  tinner 
VViUon  Mrs  D,  millinory 
WILSON  &  HACKE,  Brick  Saloon 
Wolfe  C  H,  carpenter 


Witter's  Springs, 

LAKE    COUNTY. 

RadnlilTJ  O,  livery  stable 
WITTER  D,  hotel  and  postmaater 


Woodbridge, 

SAN  JOAQUIN  COUNTY, 

Is  situat3<l  3  miles  from  L'hU  by  st;i<;e 
and  17   miles  from   Stoektou.     i'opula 
tion  300. 


Alvares  Joseph,  hairdresser 

Beiitlty  H,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  stoves 
and  tinware 

Bentloy  H  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Cope  lliohard,  iiarnessmaker 

Dayton  Kli,  physician 

Elliot'.  W  C,  livery  stable 

GERARD  JAMES  S,  postmaster,  agt 
VV  U  Tel  Co  and  «lealer  in  pictures 
and    frames,     watches    and  jewelry, 

'  books  and  stationery,  musical  instru- 
ments find  notions 

Greon  L  D,  tlour  mill 

HcCORMACK  &  PLUMMER,  aa- 

loon 
Neil  T  H,  bootmaker 
I'arr  A  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
PtTiott  tJeo,  market 

PLUMMER  EH,  hotel 

Ifohinett.lohn,  liquors 

RUTLEDGE    &    MoLERRAN,  gen 

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Woodland, 

YOLO   COUNTY. 

The  pretty  little  city  of  Woodland, 
with  a  population  of  4,000,  will  com- 
pare very  favorably  with  the  handsom- 
est citie<  of  the  State.  Her  location  on 
the  Kui^lit's  Lmding  branch  of  the  Cal- 
ifornia Pacific  lliiilroad,  in  a  section  re- 
markable alike  for  its  fertility  of  soil 
and  equable  climate,  is  an  assurance  of 
her  future  importance.  She  has  quite  a 
number  of  splendid  business  blocks  and 
ma^^nitieent  private  residences,  and  is 
supported  by  a  wealthy  fai-ming  commu- 
nity. Her  PuWic  Square,  studded  with 
slirubbsry,  rare  plants,  palms  and  furns, 
is  a  very  attractive  featurj  of  the  place. 
Her  Court  House  and  jail,  combined,  is 
a  well  constructed  building  and  an  or- 
nament to  the  place.  Tha  society  is 
excellent,  schools  superior  and  health 
good. 


Woodford, 

ALPINE     COUNTY. 

MERRILL  W  P«  gen  mdse  and  post 

master 
Martinsen  H,  hotel 
Field  Z,  blacksmith 
Beinis  £,  sawmill 


AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

M  H  Torrance  propr.  Main 
B/^KEE  B,  saloon,  Main 
BAKER  F   E,  atty  at  law,  Main 
Ball  .1  C,  atty  at  law  and  notary  public 

BANK  OF  WOODLAND,  C  W  Bush 

cashier 
B.irclav  J  A,  watches  and  jewelry 
BARNES  &  CO,  proprs  of  Woodland 

Mwit  Market 
BARR  C,  Craft  Hotel  Saloon 
lieat'h  Kros,  proprs    •'Woodland  Repub- 
lican" 
Bentley  (Jeo  W,  saloon 
Herg  K,  news  agent 
Brendel  F  W,  varieties 
lirunner  Chus,  stlooii 
BURGE  FRANK,  Helvetia  Hotel 
BUSH  C  W,  cashier  Bank  of  Wood- 
land 
BUSH  E  R,  superior  judge  and  search- 
er of  records 
BUTZ  I  A,  merchant  tailor,  Main 
CALDWELL  Spinning  mill 
CAPITAL    HOTEL,    Matt    Tackney 

propr 
Card  W  D,  pn  inter 
Carso'i  — ,  oarptuiter 
CASLER  &  CO,  druggists.  Mtin 
CHARMAK  CIlAS,ei^'«rs  andtob.acco 
Charniak&  Levy,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Clark  J  (i  A,  wines 
COHEN  M,  dry   goods  and  clothing, 

Main 
Congravc  Wm,  supt  gas  works 
'CRAFT  HOTEL.  Jiio  Gassner  propr 
CRAIG  &  ORANT,  attys  at  law 
Culver  C  B,  groceries 
Curtis  Mrs  H,  varieties 


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Davidson  Mrs,  Menee  Restaurant 

Dehler  Auton,  saloon 

Denzler  Adam,  restaurant 

Dick  AN,  deutist 

SIETZ  L,  harness  and  saddles,  Main 

Dingier  Emil,  hairdresser 

Dry  f us  L,  liquors 

Dumphey    &    Knox,    blacksmiths    and 

wajfomnakers 
DTJRSTON  FRANK,  bill  poster  and 

advertising  agent 
Eaton  J  H,  groceries,  crockery,  etc 
Eaton  J  I,  groceries 
ELLIOTT  0,  photographer 
ELSTON  J  B,  drugs  and  books,  Main 
Everett  L  P,  county  surveyor 
Fiske  Iteo  1),  real  estate  and  ins  agt 
Fitzgerald  Peter,  blacksmith 
Fitzgerald  11  A,  aat  W  U  Tel  Co 
FBAZER  &  CO,  tresli  meats   and  live 

stock,  Main 
FREEMAN  F  S  &  CO,  hardware  and 

agricultural  iin[jleinunts 
Frost  C  S,  atty  at  law  and  notary  public 
Garoutte  0  H,  dist  atty 
GASSNER  JOHN,  l»ropr  Craft  Hotel 
Gilmoro  Mrs  il  L,  shirt  maker 
GLENDINNING    E,      confectionery, 

fruit,  etc 
GOIN  G  Wi  county  supt  of  schools 
GRANT  HUDSON,   atty  at   law  and 

notary  public 
GREENE  G  W,  jewelry  and   station- 
ery. Main 
drey  C  S,  watches  and  jewelry 
GRISWOLD  C  F,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Main 
Hofky  Mrs  P,  varieties 
Harris  Frank,  hairdresser 
Hodgen  f  N,  deutist 
HOEMLEIN  E   G,  carriage  and  sign 

painter,  cor  Mdii  and  Fourth 
Holcom  \V  D,  county  recorder 
HOLMES  L  B,  <lentist,  Bank  buildinj; 
JACKSON  G  H,  pliysician,  Main 
Johnson  K    li,  blacksmith  and   wagon- 
maker 
Kean  A  C,  county  treasurer 
KELLER  W  W,  furniture.  Main 
Keller  Wni,  bootmaker 
King  — ,  windmills 
King  J  W,  photographer 
KNOX  WM,    hairdresser    and    baths. 
Main 

KRELLENBERG  PETER,  furniture, 

untk'rt:;king  and  coroner 
Kuhn  H  &  Bro,  stoves  and  tinware 
La  Bousier  .Jos,  varieties 
LAMBERT  J.  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public,  Main 
Lasky  M,  saloon 

Laugenour  &  BrowncU,  grain  buyers 
Lemieux  P,  bootmaker 


Locher  E  K,  saloon 

Lyford  G  W,  lumber 

Mardis  &  Lawson,  livery  stable 

Martin    &    Rogers,    stone   and    marblt 

works 
McDonald  L  W,  propr  YoI©  Hotel, 

formerly  Lackney  House 
Michael  M  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing,  &c 
MOORE  JOHN,  saloon 
Morin  C  D,  stoves  and  tinware 
MOSES  W  F,  agt    Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

and  insurance  a^^t.  Main 
Myrick  (Jeo,  carpe.iter 
Nettltship  .1,  soiii)  f;iotorv 

NIGKELSBTJRG  A  &  BRO,    general 

merchandise 
O'Connor  J  C,  varieties 
Ogburn  Mrs  H  U,  millinery 
Parramore  E  L,  physician 
Pendergast  S  T,  boots  and  shoes 

FERRY    &,  HARRIS,     blacksmitlis 

and  machinists 
Phillip  Frank,  bootmaker 

PIERCE  THOMAS,  saloon 

Pinkham  Chas  K,  physician 

POCKMANJB,  livery,  feed  and  sale 
stable 

I'orter  &  Co,  groceries 

Porter  Mrs  VV  VV  &  Co,  millinery 

powers  Warren,  constable 

PRIOR  T  M,  harness  and  saddles, 
Main 

Putnam  Miss  &  Davidson  Mrs,  dress- 
makers 

Quilty  .John,  liotel 

J{ahm  F  M,  sheriff 

Ready  B  F,  blacksmith 

REL  X  £A  S  B,  carriage  trimmer,  Main 

RUGGLES  A  C,  justici;  peace  and  ins 

St  Louis  ( leo  C,  varieties 

SAUNDERS  WM,  prop;-  '"S'olo  Demo- 
crat' and  "Woiidland  Daily  Demo- 
crat" 

Schliman  F,  <^i)tinty  treasurer 

SCHLUjBROTTO,  \yo()dlan<l    Bakery 

Schwalm  .1  (i,  groceries 

Scott  .lake,  barber 

Shryock  Samuel,  hotel 

Sibley  P  H   atty  at  law 

SIEBER  CHRIS.  Pacific  .Saloon,  Main 

SMITH  J  K,  county  clerk  and  under- 

SMITHLW,  Eagle  Saloon 

Smith  &  White,  City  Livery  Stable 

.Sovereign  .loshua,  blacksmith  and  wag- 
onmaker 

.Spraguc  ('  .S,  lawyer 

Stampehl  A,  bootmaker 

.Stegall  H,  saloon 

Stephens  .J  D,  president  Bank  of  Wood- 
land 

Stockton  &  Crane,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers 


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TACKNE7    MATT,     propr     Capital 

Hotel 
THEOBALDS  W    W,    propr    "Yolo 

Mail" 
Thomas  C  F,  notary  public,   Bank    of 

Woodland 
TIPTON  J   E,  Woodland  Restauraut, 

meals  25  cts 
Tobias  D  &  Bro,  harness  and  saddles 
TORRANCE  M  H,    propr  American 

Exchange  Hotel 
Tucker  A  W,  public  administrator 
Turner  &  Whitmore,    feed  and  training 

stable 
Valentino  E,  agent  Cal  P  R  R 
Van  Diveer  W  J,  photographer 
Voorhec  &  Berry,  saloon 
Walker  L,  postmaster 

WEAVER   ANDREW,    blacksmitii 

and  waironmaker 
WEBB    BROS,   dry    goods,    clothin, 
hats,  caps  and  fiiruisliing  goods 


WEBBER    MRS  JNO,     dressmaker, 

Main 
Whittemore  &  Higginson,  druggists 
WILLIAMS    0    M,    Union     Bakery. 

Main 
Williams  Wm,  bootmaker 
WINNE  W  H.  contractor  and  builder 
WOOD  HENRY  B,  hardware,  agricul- 
tural   implements,    paints    and    oils, 
Main 

"WOODLAND     DAILY     DEMO- 

ORAT,"  Wm  Sauuders  propr 
V/oodland    Gas    Works,    J    Q    Brown 
[>ropr 

"WOODLAND  REPUBLiCA N," 

Beach  Bros  proprs 
Woo-iu  \V  VV,  s.Ui.on 
"YOLO  DEMOCRAT,"   Wm  Saunders 


propr 

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OLO  MAIL,"  ^V  W  Theobalds  propr 
Zeclior  .[no,  l)()otmaker 
Zirker  L,  tailor 


LIVERY,  FEED  &  SALE  STABLE, 

First  Street,  bet.  'Main  and  Court, 

WOODLAND,  CAL. 

THE  BEST  IIVERY  TURNOUTS 

Kiirnishni  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 

J.    B.  POCKMAN. 


Woodside, 

SAN  MATEO  COUNTY. 

Phiiris  S  P,  shingle  mill 
fSaundery  A  &  J  N,  lumber 
TRIPP  R  0,  groceries,  hardware, 

inn  •""'  postinastor 
Winkler  .lohn,  wagonmaker 


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Wrights, 

SANTA  CLAKA    COUNTY, 

la  situated  in  the  Santa  Cruz  Range,  at 
the  entrance  of  tunnel  No.  ;i,  of  tlie  8. 
P.  C.  R.  R.,  18  miles  from  San  Jose.  At 
present  writing  work  is  progressing  at  a 
rapid  rate  in  this  tunnel,  which  is  a  lit- 
tle over  a  milo  in  length.  It  is  the  last 
of  a  series  of  seven   between  this  place 


and  Santa  Cruz.  Thi!  system,  when  com- 
pleted, will  represent  three  and  one-half 
miles  of  ditliiult  boring  and  is  one  of  the 
greatest  worlcs  in  America.  It  is  expected 
tiiat  the  mad  will  be  in  operation  to 
Monterey  Bay  when  tiiis  work  is  pub- 
limned.  C).  ii.  (:a.stle  of  the  hotel  at 
W'rigiit's  will  make  sacrifices  for  the 
comtort  of  his  guests 


Aram  Josopli,  agt  S  P  C  R  R 
CASTLE  0  B,  hotel  and  saloon 

CLELAND  &   CO,  (T  S  Cleland  and  R 

H  Mowbray,)  gen  mdso 
C'omstock  Bros,  sawmill 
Lawrence  D  M,  blacksmith 
Morrel!  Bms,  sawmill 

MOWBRAY  R    H,  (Cleland    &    Co), 

postmaster 
Rud  S  W,  Iic-tel 
Slaughter  Thos,  hotel 
Wright  J  R,  hotel 


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Largest  and  Most  Centrally  located  Hotel  In  the  City. 


NEWLY  RENOVATED  AND  RE-FURNISHED  THROUGHOUT. 


THE  BEST  of  BOARD  I  ROOMS 


AT  REASONABLE  RATES. 


First-Class  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars 

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It  stands  first  in  Yolo  County,  and  is  supported  hy  all  who  take  a  deep 

iutcroiit  in  home  allaira. 


The  MAIL  has  a  very  large  circulation  in  Yolo  County,  and  Advertisers 
will  do  well  to  consult  iUi  Proprietors  before  making  contracts. 


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886  California — Yankee  HUl-Yountville. 


ALPHA  BBTICALLY. 


Yankee  Hill, 

BUTTE  COUNTY. 

Forty-nine  and  Fifty-six  Quartz  Mine 

Miller  Bros,  butchers 

Sugar  Pine  Lumber  Co 

Venus  Quartz  Mine 

WELLS  M  H,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Yankee  Jim's, 

PLACER  COUNTY. 

DONELINMW,  postmaster 
Doneliii  Timothy,  gen  mdse 
Hurleman  Jnhu,  hotel 
Lord  David  W,  carpenter 
Orr  Diivitl,  saloon 
Scliultz  [>avid,  pen  muse 
Trafton  Chas,  pliysician 


Yocumville, 

SISKIYOU  COUNTY. 

FYFIELD  J  T  P,  gen  mdse  and  post 

m:ister 
Orcutt  A,  sawmill 


Yolo, 

YOLO  COUNTY. 

BORACHJ,  Kcnmdse 
BRADSHA  W  R  M,  bootmaker 
Bryan  .In<>,  saloon 
CLARK  J,  physician 
Cramer  Fiouis,  market 
DODGE  E  0,  gen  mdse 
Button  Oscar,  tinner 
Fox  (i  W,  saloon 
GREEN  GEO,  saloon 

GRIFFITH  &  BURKE,  ngts  Randall 
rulverizing  Harrow  and  Warrior 
Mower 

Kast  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Knight  Leonard,  hotel 

Krause  Fred,  saddler 

Mering  S  N,  flour  mills 

Mullen  M  F,  agt  Northern  Railway,  W, 
F  &  Co  and  W  U  Tel  Co 

PETTIT  ASA,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Powers  J  W,  saloon 

ReidJno  D.  hotel 

WHERRT  G  F,  postmaster,  grain 
and  storage 

WHERRT  &  SAFFORD,  gen  mdse 


Yo  Semite, 

MARIPOSA   COUNTY. 

Bernard  John  K,  hotel  and  postmaster 

Flores  M,  laundry 

Drew  Colville,  meat  market 

Harris  A,  gen  mdse 

Hedges  Marcus,  livery  stable 

Kinney  &  Hro,  livery  stable 

Ijcidig  Frederick,  hotel 

May  Ali)ert,  carpenter 

Sinning  Adolph,  cabinet  maker 

Smith  &  Hayes,  saloon  and  baths 

Snow  Albert,  hotel 

Steamiu   &  Son,   livery  stable  and  agt 

W, F  &  Co 
Tiscornia  A,  gen  mdse 


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NEVADA   COUNTY. 

Barker  W  C,  mining  claim 

BroM  11  <}  S,  milling  claims 

Kastern  Mining  Co,  A  (J  Turner  agt 

Hankins  C  H,  mining  claim 

Hunsen  .lolin,  saloon 

.leffers  Frank,  mining  claim 

.Tones  W  H,  milling  claims 

Kiiiuht   H,    mining    claims  and  water 

ditches 
Lawrence  &  .Jordan,  mining  claims 
McDonnell  D,  mining  claim  and  water 

ditch 
Meyers  Henry,  mining  claim 
Poor  Bros,  milling  claim 
Siiell  &  .lordan,  gen  milse 
Staley  A  J,  mining  claim 

Yountville, 

NAPA    COUNTY, 

A  small  town  of  about  fSO  inhabitants, 
48  miles  from  San  Francisco  and  10  from 
Napa,  on  the  California  Pacific  IX.  R., 
siipportetl  iiy  agriculture. 


Allan  .lohn,  bootmaker 

Davis  J  R,  butcher 

firiftin  F,  justice  of  peace 

(iroe/inger  (J,  wine  manufr 

Haskiii  D  C,  station  agt  Cal  P  R  II  and 
agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Howe  Nelson,  blacksmith  and  wagou- 
maker 

Huff  J,  saddler 

.Jolinson  R  I  &  J  W,  hotel 

Lambert  C,  gen  mdse 

McDonald  D  W,  liquors 

McGillis  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Moore  S  D,  soap  manufr 


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J.  otts  Thos,  blacksmitn 
Uttiug  H  N,  hotel 


Treka, 

SISKIYOU    COUNTY, 

Is  ono  of  the  oldest  and  most  important 
places  in  that  section  of  the  State,  the 
town-site  having  been  laid  out  as  early 
as  ISiil.  The  richness  of  the  placer  dig- 
gings at  that  time  brought  the  locivlity 
into  favorable  notice,  antl  consequent 
on  the  announcements  of  "rich  finds 
the  papulation  increased  with  remarkable 
rapidity.  It  is  on  the  line  of  the  Over- 
land .Stage  road,  1 15  miles  from  Redding, 
situated  in  the  Shasta  valley,  on  the 
west  bank  of  Yreka  creek,  whose  supply 
of  water  is  sufiiuienc;  to  drive  the  ma- 
cliinery  of  the  State,  and  which  contains 
some  of  the  finest  fish  in  tlie  world.  Its 
mines  are  still  being  profitably  worked, 
and  the  pursuit  of  stock-raising  is  en- 
gagetl  in.  it  is  the  nniin  point  of  sup- 
plies for  that  region,  the  county  seat, 
tlie  head-cjuarters  of  the  Overland  Stfij;e 
Co.,  and  contains  a  population  of  '2,WM 


Allen  C,  harbor 

Antenrieth  &  Co.propra  Yreka  O  as  Works 
Bratten  C,  gen  mdsu 
Brown  Mrs  H,  groceries 
BURROWS  A  H.  ;,''neral  agent  Cal  & 
(*r.'f;<in  Staye  Co  and  county  tre:iHurt'r 

CALIFORNIA  &  OREaOif  STAGE 

CO,  i$arh>w  &  Sanderson  proprs,  W  S 
Stone  supt 

CARRICK  E,  blacksmith  and  agricul- 
tural inipk'inents 

Clarkson  J,  blacksmith 

Cleland  &  Ijchnors,  gen  mdse 

Cooley  Wm,  county  coroner  and  public 
administrator 

BeWitt  Elisha,  county  assessor 

DeWitt  R  O,  druggist 

DUElfKEL  H,  saloon 

Foil  .lohn,  meat  niarkot 

FRANCO  AMERICAN  HOTEI.Tohn 

B  Kohrcr  &  Co  propr 
Fried  (1,  livery 
(iillis  H  B,  (list  atty 
Hager  .1 ,  shoemaker 
H.OI^SEN  J,  photographer.  Miner 
Harvvood  S  S,  physician 
Herzog  C\\u^  Jr,  meat  market 
Heybrook  D,  furniture  and  notions 
IFFLEND  MRS  C.  millinery 
luuker  Chas,  Bella  Union  Saloon 
JACKSON  G  S  &  BRO,  furniture,  pic 

ture  frames,  mouldings  and  upholstery 
JENSEN  &  RILEY.    United    Stat-s 

Bakery  and  cracker  manufr 


Kessler  Joseph,  gen  mdse 

King  F  J,  gen  mase 

Kinir  W  H,  physician 

Klinge  Mrs  A,  |^en  mdse 

Lash  D  N,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

LAWTON  &  SKINNER,  iron  works 

and  planing  mill 
MAIRS  THOS.  merchant  tailor 
MARTIN  &  IRWIN,  livery  and  feed 

stable 
McManus  P  F,  gen     mdse 
MILLER  HUGO,  stoves  and  tinware 
Miner  M,  gen  mdse 
Morse  H  A,  county  school  supt 
Myers  M,  tailor 

NJ^RBASS     &    HARMON,    black- 
smiths and  wagonmakers,  agricultural 
implts  and  hardware 
Nichal  A,  livery 
NIXON  R,  propr  "Oregon  Journal" 

Nordheiin  <  1  A,  srunsmith 

"OREGON  JOURNAL,"    (weekly)   R 

Nixon  editor  and  propr 
Owens  .1,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Paine  A  E.  jeweler  and  watchmaker 

Pitsberg  .r,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Potters  Chas,  saloon 

Poland  P,  watchmaker 

Kammers  .lohn  H,  furniture 

Uaynes  A  E,  postmaster 

Kayuus  &  Pyl*'.  furnishing  goods  and 
clothincr 

RANOUS  E,  carpenter 

l{i!Miifr  M,  saloo.i 

REPP  H,  blacksmith 

Kice  .1,  county  clirk,  recorder,  auditor 

IJichards  A  D,  restaurant 

RIDDLE  J  W,  contractor  and  builder 
and  saloon 

Riniie  F,  harness  and  saddles 

ROGLER  FERNANDO,  druggist 

Slicarer  E,  atty  at  law 

Steele  Elijah,  superior  judge 

Stiinmel  H  E,  stoves  and  hardware 

STONE  W  S,  general  supt  Cal  &  Oregon 
Stage  Co 

SWAN  S,  groceries  and  agricultural  im- 
plements ' 

Tcsh  D,  saloon 

Vance  &  Wall)rid!:e,  gen  mdse 

Varniim  L  H,  county  surveyor 

WADSWORTH  E  H,  bunker,  agt  VV, 
F  &  Co  and  insurance 

Wallis  W  J,  agt  \V  U  Tel  Co 

Watson  W  E,  watchmaker 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  office 

Wetzel  A,  barbjr 

AVinckler  A,  gen  mdse 

Young  T,  saloon 

Yreka  Oas  Works,     Antenreith  &  Co 


proi»rs 
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CALIFOHmA  AKB  OUm 

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BARLOW  &  SANDERSON,  Proprietors. 


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IJETVVKEN 

ROSEBURG,  Oregon  and  REDDING,  Cal, 

MAKING  CLOSK  CONNECTIONS  WJTH 

Trains  of  C.  P.  R.  R.,  at  Redding,  and  0.  &  C.  R.  R.  at  Roseburg. 


Speed,  Safety  and  Comfort  Assured. 

Passengers  have  chuice  of  Scott  Mountain  and  Sacramento  River 
Route  between  ReJding  and  Yreka,  Cal. 

ALSO, 

Daily  Lino  of  Stages  between  Redding  arul  VV^eaverville,  Cal. 

W.  S.  STONE,  Gen1  Sup't. 
A.  H.  BURROWS,  Gen'l  Agent,  Yreka,  Cal. 


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BUTTER    OOUNTY^, 
Albert!  G  W,  public  administrator  and 


coroner 


McMillan  J  O,  county  surveyor 

Peck  W  F,  county  assessor 

Van  Arsdale  A  B,  county  treasurer 


Biirney  M  C,  dist  atty 

BINGHAM  W  W,dentisit,  fruit,  candy, 

notions  &c  ' 

Graves  O  E,  county  supt  of  schools 
Hurkey  AV  1',  Hhcrill'  and   t.ix  cullLctor 
Keyser  Phil  W,  superior  ,ju.l.;u 
LI!E  W  H,  county  cluik,  auditor  and  OWEN  J  C,  po.stimi.ster  and  hotel 

recorder  i  Owen  L  F,  st'ick-raiaor 


Zem  Zem, 

LAKR    COUNTY. 

Adams  Jno,  stockr;  iser] 
Ml  tore  Cha»,  butehoi' 


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ALAMEDA    ARGUS, 

THE    CHEi^I^EST,    BEST, 


— A  N  D — 


MOST    CIRCULATED    PAPER    IN    ALAMEDA* 


PUBLISHED    THURSDAYS. 


$3.00  per  year.   75  cents  for  three  months.     25  cents  per  month. 

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890  Calif wnia — M'lHcellaneoua, 


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SMITH  AMERICAN  ORGANS. 


Sheet  Music  iind  Musical  Goods  a  sjxicialty.     Latest  Music  furiiishecl  nn 
application.     2^'/''Seiid  for  Price  List  and  Catalogue. 

A.  BRUENN,  91  I  Washington  St. 


TRY    DR.    GUNN'8    RHEUMATISM    KING. 


RII^INF^Q    PFNMAN^HIP    Prartlmlly  tHiisht  at  PAriPIO  lirML 


California — Miscdlaneous. 


891 


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F.    IF.    BLAKE,   Proprietor, 

(ESTABLISHKl)  1808), 

Gilroy,  Santa  Clarrx  County,  California. 


Published  in  a  flourishing  Agricultural  locality,  has  a  large  ciroula* 

tion,  and  is  an 

EXCELLENT    MEDIUM    FOR   ADVERTISING. 


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RATES    REASONABLE. 


All   Kinds  of  Job  Work   Neatly  Executed. 

THE  HOLUSTER  ENTERPRISE. 

PUBLISHED    EVERY    SATURDAY, 

— AT — 

HoUister,    San    Benito  County,    California. 


THE  ENTERPRISE  will  be  rcndablu,  inturcstiii!;,  and  devoted  to  the  material  interests  of  th« 

coiiiiuunily  in  which  it  is  publiHlied. 

Subscriptions  Itespcctfully  Solicited, 

RATES    OF    SUUSCUIP'riON  : 
One  year,  payable  in  advance $3.oo 


We  have  a  new  Quarto  Metlium  Nonp  ircil  Job  Press,  and  other  New  Material,  and 

are  prepared  to  do 

Job  Printing  of   all  Kinds^ 

IN  THE  NEATEST  MANNER. 
Bill  Heads,  Letter  Heads,  Envelopes,  Posters,  Proj^rammes,  Circulars,  Cards,  and 

All  Zinis  of  Plain  and  Ornamental  Printing.   . 

JOHN    MvGONlCiKii:,    Proprietor. 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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PUBLISHED    EYERY    WEDNESDAY 


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PUBLISHERS   AND    rUOl'BIETOBS. 


BEST  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM  IN  AMADOR  COUNTY. 


CIRCULATION 900 

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OOHDUOTBD  ON  THE  SUROPEAH  AND  AMERICAN  PLAN. 


First-class  in  every  respect.     A  three-story  brick,  fire-proof  building.     All  modern 
improvements  and  best  family  hotel  in  Sonoma  County. 


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EHtabliNhed  1S71.  IIOLLISTER,  CAIi. 


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popular  paper  in  its  locality.  The  locality  is  one  of  the  most  flourish- 
ing in  the  Stat ',  making  the  Advance  an  excellent  medium  of  advertis- 
ing for  business  men. 

BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTING  ATTENDED  TO  IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES. 


CONNECTS  MORNING  AND  AFTERNOON, 

Fm  San  Francisco  =,ft  San  JMfl 

86r  stages  Daily  to  and  from   Hollister.  «^(r 

Tourists  ought  to  visit  .San  Juan,  it  bcin .;  an  old  and  beautiful   town  with  a  lovely 

climate. 


MACLAY  &  MOFFITT, 

AjenU  for  Baker  &  Hamilton,  San  Francisco 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Groceries,  Provisions,  Hartee 

Grocery  Wars,  Dry  Goods, 

Clothing,  Drugs,  and  Patent  Medicines, 
Paints,  DyeH,  Etc. 

SAN  FERNANDO, 

Los  Angeles  Co.,  Cal. 


CEO.  WEBER'S 

Yolo    Saloon, 


DAVISVILLE. 


The  Finest  Wines, 

Liquors  and  Cigars. 

A  FINE  BILLIABDITABLE.  ; 


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California — Miscellaneous. 


ALPHABKTICAijLY. 


TO    1?^nEi 


MRS.  JOHN  WEBBER, 


AT  THK  %VHITi:  HOVSE, 

Has  just  received  the 

Latest  Spring  Style  Patterns, 

And  is  ]>re])ared  to  make  Dresses  on  short  iintic'e 
and  at  reasunat)Ie  rates.  Dresses  (Jut,  Fitted  and 
Made,  and  satisfaction  warranted. 

WertdiiiK  OutiitM  a  Specialty. 

I  am  constantly  in  reoeij)t  of  advanced  pat- 
terns for  seasonable  styles,  and  employ  none 
but  the  very  best  nssistaiieo  to  do  the  work. 

H.  Jl.  GODFREY, 

DKALER  IN 

DRY  GOODS, 

GROCERIES, 

I1EI7SS  MD  HOTIOIS, 

At  Lowest  Prices  for  Cash. 

LIVE  OAK.  CAL. 
C.  CROSBY  JR., 

Dealer  in 

General  Merchandise, 

Centreville  Station,  N.  F.  H.  B., 

Lewis  County,  Wash.  Ter. 


C.  W.  COPELAND, 

DEALER  IN 

FAMILY    GROCERIES, 

TOBACCO,  CIGARS, 

CONPECTIONEIiY  AND  FRUIT. 

ALSO, 

looks,  Sta.tioiieF7  mi  Fancj-  4rti:cle9. 
Main  St.,  Le.mookk,  Cal. 

S.  T.  BURTON, 

I)i:,\lvKK  IN 


COUNTRY  PRODUCE 

L')Ujjl»t  and  Hold  on  Commission  or  taken 
in  -rxchanue  lor  .lOods, 


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BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

lats,  Hardware,  Crackery,  Gracsries, 

I'AINT.S  AND  OILS, 
Yankee  Notions,  Fancy  Goods.  &c. 

A<,'*'nt  for  all  kinds  of 
.\<>iRIC'UliTlIKAIi  IMI>LRnEXT!4, 

Siorraville,  Sierra  Valley. 


N.  COLOMBO, 

Dealer  in 

ALL  KINDS  OF  FISH, 

Pickled  and  Salted  Salmoii, 
Sardines.  Etc. 

GRAND  OPERA  MARKET 

Mission  Strcit,  bet.  Third  and  Fourth, 

Sun  Fraii«'iH<w. 

(ioods  delivered  free  to  any  part  of  the  City. 


TABER,  HARKER  &  CO., 

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See  also,  List  of  Towns  Received  too  Late  for  Regular  Inseortioo. 


ABSTRACT     OFFICES.         !  «mith  &  Baxter.  Gilroy 

hcliwartz  B,  (irani;eville 

FAYMONVILLE  BERNARD, Fresno!  KNAPP  R  I,  (manufr  patent  side- 
Jud>on  (iillette  &  (Jibson,  Los  Angeles       hill  plows),  Half  Moon  Bay 

Bates  &  Hamilton,  Merced  OppunlicinKT  &  Co,  Han  ford 

HARKNESSED,  Oroville  SHARP  CHAS  &  CO, 

Boyd  John  B,  San  Diego  MYLEg 'W  C,  Jersey  Landing 

GILROY  L,  Lenioore 

ADVERTISING  AGENTS,     comegys  black  &  co,  Livermore 

Oakland  IKsJeys  1*  L',  (a-l  works),  " 

"    I  CLUfF  &  SMITH,  Lodi 

San  Jose  Frank  Bros,  TjOS  Angeles 

Stockton  GIESE  HENRY, 

Woodland  Hanna  F(i,  " 

I  Si'ynMur  &  (Jo,  " 

RiEDFIELD  0  T,  Madera 

I  WHITE,  COOLEY  &     CUTTS, 

(See  Insurance  Agents.  Railroad  Agents,  JSLirysville 

Heal    Fstate     Agents  and    Telegrapli  WIGHTMAN&  HAMPTON, 


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rounstoue  A  L, 
iSantos   J, 
Ueod  iniiott, 

GOAD  &  SHERWIN, 
DURSTON  FRANK, 

AGENTS. 


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AGRICULTURAL  IMPLE- 
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(See  also  Hardware.) 

Cahen  Hippolyte, 
Davis  P  &  uro, 
Langoiiberger  A, 

GALTESPAUL, 

Murpliy  ■!  .1, 

WEILL  BROS, 

Wlierltr  (ico   \\, 

TITUS  SAMUEL, 
GRANT,  LULL  &  CO, 
CASS.  JAMES  &C0. 
HAWLEY  M  C  &  CO, 

Hul.l);inl  &  Karl!, 

REILLY&  HUBBARD, 
SWAIN  C  B, 
SHAW  ISAAC  E, 

Winters  .1  1>,  (derricks), 


GOLJ}MAN  M, 

KocIk  r  .; 

OLCESE  d  GARABALDI, 

Simon,  .laci'lw  &  Co, 
Buisie  Jas, 
I'crkius  Isaac, 
WoO'l  &  Turner, 


AnahoinJ  CLARK  AG&CO, 
,,       Kdwarils  S  &  Co, 


Merced 


Modesto 


Napa 


Bakerstield 


Biggs 
Cand)ria 
Cayucas 

Ciiieo 


North  San  Juan 
Oakdale 
Orange 


Cloverdale 
Davis 
Downey  City 


Mcnncr  &  W'liito, 

KERR  JOHN  S, 

Beach  .los, 

McClelland  a  h, 

CORDY  GEORGE  H,  Oroville 

BARTNETT  D  G,  I'acheco 

DALTON  H    M,    (Pachcco    Plow 

works),  " 

BAUER  L,  Tetaluma 

Vohiutiuc  it  Manassp,  Ked  Biutl" 

GILL  A  M,  llohnerville 

KEEHNER  CHAS,  (harrows), 

Hoseville 
Neher  &  Co,  (harrows),  " 

BAKER  &  HAMILTON,  Sacramento 


.-    FRANKEL  BROS,         -         .    -. 

^    BIGELOW  C  E,  (plow  manurr)j:ureka  BATCHELOR,  VAN   GELDER 

(J)    BUHNS  H  H  &  CO,  "     I      &  CO,  (manufrs  for  Pac  Coast  of 

C  I  FERNEALE     GRANGE  BUSI-  spring  tooth  harrows  and  cultiva- 

NESS  ASSOCIATION,         Forndalc  _  t'JI^l  'I'sojl^'ilt-rs  in  agl  impts), 


to 


DONAHOO  J  M, 
EINSTEIN  LOUIS  &  CO. 
KUTNER  «  GOLDSTEIN, 


Fresno 


BATES  GEO  0  &  CO, 
HAWLEY  MARCUS  C  & 

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Holtnan,  Stanton  &  Co,  Sncramento 

KLEES  JOHN  &  CO,  (manufrs  of 

Nash  &  Cutts'  gmin  aepanitor),      " 
Nash  H  D  &  Co,   (manufrd  of  grain 

cleaners),  " 

KETTLEWELL  J  £  &  SON. 

St  Helena 
DREW  H  I,  San  Bernardino 

HAILE  SMITH, 

Koe  &  Osbvirne,  " 

Tittle  \Vm  S, 

BAKER  F  W  JR,  San  Buenaventura 

CHAFFEE  &  McKEEBY. 

Einstein  &  liernheim,  " 

(lordon  &  Hazzard,  San  Diego 

Hamilton  &  Co, 

STEINER,  KLATJBER  &    CO, 

(Siui  Francisco  office  312  Sac  st),    " 
Miicliiy  &  Moflitt,  San  Fernando 

Alvord  Henry  B,  Sun  Jose 

AUZERAIS  &  FOMEROT, 
BULL  GEO, 

HORTON  E  J,fagt  Osborne  &  Co), 
OSBORNE  D  M, 
TABER  ORRIN, 
SWEEPSTAKE  PLOW  CO, 

(plows,  F  A  Hill  supt),     Man  Leandro 
Smyth  Henry,  San  Lorenzo 

60LDTREE  BROS,     San  Lnis  Obispo 
(jildmacher  L  &  D, 
Edwjirds  &  Boeske, 

COPE  W  T, 
THOMPSON  Q  W, 

Bo  we  11  S  B, 

CONDIT  J  H  &  CO, 
HUMPHREY  T  G, 

Long  E  (), 
MARSTERS  E  J,  (threshing  ma 
chines*,  " 

MATTESON  &:WILLIAMSON, 

(mnnufrs),  " 

Nichols  &  Horton,  " 

PACIFIC  AGRICULTURAL 

WORKS,  (Lissenden  G  &  Co  pro- 
prietors), 
Shiiw  H  C,  (manufrs), 
HOLLY  SIDNY  B,  Stony  Point 

Diivis  Howell,  Sycamore 

SIMPSON  JOHN,  Tehama 

DOUGLASS  BROS  &  CO,        Visviia 

Stevens  &  Wilcox, 

SWEET  S  &  CO, 
CRIBB  E  C. 

Freeman  &  Klemmer, 

FREEMAN  F  S  & 
WOOD  HENRY  B, 
GRIFFITH  &  BURKE,  (apt  Ran- 

dall's  pulverizing  harrow  and  War- 
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CARRACK  E,                               Yreka 

SWANL, 


Santa  Ana 
Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Kosa 
Stockton 


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Ely  0  P, 

Fox  Chas, 

HILL  &  DEAN, 

La  »alle  Chas, 
Stone  L, 

Crannel  Nicholas 
Smith  B, 
Alesworth  J  W, 
Bosserman  S, 
Cox  A  W, 
Harbison  J  S, 


Fall  Brook 
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Lompoc 
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San  Dicguito 

Silverado 

Slack's  Canyon 

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APOTHECARIES. 

(See  Druggists. ) 


ARCHITECTS. 


Walnut  Creek 

Willows 

CO,        Woodland 


Cox  R  S, 
Folsom  W  D, 
Beers  W  J, 
Buchmnan  S  IT, 

DAVIS  CHAS  W, 

Kysor  &  Hennessy, 
B.ibson  &  Seadler, 
Day  Clint  m, 
(ruthbertson  W  J, 
Kirk  Wm, 
Man  Chas, 
Mathews  J  C  &  Son, 
Stokes  W, 

SOVEREIGN  GEO  W, 

Ackermuun  &  Hunter, 
Schnyder  A  P, 
Clark  J  no  J, 

COOK  A  A, 
GOODELL  N  D, 
HAMILTON  W  H, 
PEARSON  A  W, 

(rash  John, 
(Joddrioh  L, 

LEUZEN  THEO, 
McKEE  J  0, 

Nixon  Thomas, 
lieaslcv  C, 
ROBINSON  JERRY, 

Seadler  James, 


Alameda 

College  City 

Fresno 

LoB  Angeles 


Oakland 


Oroville 

Petaluma 

Pleasant  Urove 

Sacramento 


San  Jose 


Santa  Barbara) 

Stockton 
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West  Oakland 


ARTIFICIAL  LIMBS. 


REED  ROBERT, 

StcpheuBou  G  A, 


Oakland 
Sacramento 


ARTISTS. 

(See  also  PhoUigmphers,) 
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Bebee  Follen, 
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Bush  Richard, 


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ASSAYERS. 


LUTHER  T  M  &  CO. 
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Burlinghan  N  D, 
Woodhull  S  D, 
Goldsworthy  John, 
Edly  &  Shaw, 
B  ikcr  P  Y, 
Puck*  y  C  O, 

BICHARD  TOM, 

Ott  James, 
Craig  Josuph, 
Beud  John, 
Mack  A, 


Bodie 


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Independence 

Los  Angt  les 

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Skinner  J  VV, 

Turner  E, 

Miintgcniery  Victor,  Anahi  iin 

Scott  ii  W,  " 

Ciuiksh.uik  Jas  T,  Antioch 

W'olcott  Oliver, 

V,.ugliaa  C  L  M,  Arlmckle 

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Biilloik  W  H,  Auburn 

Lruig  E  L, 

Fitoli  J  Ives, 

Fiilweiler  J  M, 

lliile  J  E, 

li.'iviiiit'in  Joe, 

Kiuki  .io  .1  T, 

LARliNER  W  B, 

Sp..i  r  D  W, 

Ar.cic  U  ]•;,  Bakersfiold 

C.lt.y  1'  T, 

fow^iill  C  C, 

FREEMAN  J  W, 

llar.lsou  John  A, 

RAOilES  THOillAS. 
SMITH  GEO  YENABLE, 

Wilcox  J. u>  W,  BearValloy 

Smith  EC,  Buckwiti 

LYNCH  JOHN,  H^m.  i. 
MLNER  LB, 

EMMSON  D  L  &  L  H,  Berkeley 

CAUNDDfT  FRANK  k\  lt'«i;'^ 


Drake  F  V, 
Furguson  R  D, 
G  orham  Geo  C  Jr, 
(ireeley  J  L, 
Hetzel  Selden, 
liove  &  Whilehill, 
McDonald  O  C, 
McQuaid  J  A, 
Mirier  RS, 
Red.ly  P, 
Ryan  T  P, 

STEPHENS  T  A. 

Davis  &  Murphy, 
Whitman  G  N, 
Batts  (ieorge, 
Hill  E  K, 
Kains'vT.T, 

TURNER  J  N, 

Hnxley  T  C, 

GIFFORD  A  J, 

HENSHAW  PARK, 

Ludk  F  C, 
Spurr  Daniel  F, 
Grecnrv  Henry  S, 

BAYNE  RICHARD, 

DEUEL  J  C, 

DYAS  &  BRIDGFORD, 

FRAZIER  WM. 

GOAD.  ALBERY  &  GOAD, 

GOAD  W  F. 

HARRINGTON  JOHN  T, 

HART  &  MeKAIG, 

HART  T  J 

HATCH  JACKSON, 

M-KAIG  W  W, 

Swiiiford  E, 
Wharton  J  F, 
fihinshaw  W  R  Sr, 
Henry  Samuel  H, 
Aiken  Charles, 
S[>;.l:ibiiry  liklgar, 
Ku'X  &  Kisten, 

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Cowdun  D  H, 
David^iin  S  B, 
Farley  M, 
Osgood  li  FI, 
Sniitli  S  A, 
Sow  I  111  !-'  D, 

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Cunningham  E, 
Dudley  C  'J, 
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Camiuetti  A, 
Eagon  J  A, 
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Hall  E  S, 
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Moore  Geo, 
Penry  Silas, 
Phelps  T  J, 
Porter  J  M, 
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Turner  J  W, 
Gray  W  A, 
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Austin  II  C, 
Bareay  &  Wilson, 
Bell  Horace. 
Biekuell  &  White, 
Blanchurd  J  H, 
Brossenu  Julius, 

BROWN  THOMAS  B, 
BURNSON  &  WELLS, 

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Chapman  R  II, 
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Mitchell  H  M, 
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Sentt  Jonathan  R, 

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Smith  Thomas  H, 
Ste^ihens  Wm  D, 
Stephenson  Walter  D, 
Stump  J  W, 
Thorn  &  Stephens, 
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WHITE  C, 

White  tSttnjheu  M, 

WHITNEY  B  C, 

Wicks  AWicks, 

WIDNEY  R  M, 

Miiuson  D  H, 
Hodgess  John, 

REOFIELD  0  T, 

Bennett  Paul  W, 
Bequette  &  Snedon, 
McQuaid  Jno, 
Heddy  P, 
Tubbs  L  E, 
licvnolds  A, 

BOWIE  GW, 

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Turner  Wm  E, 

WRIGHT  G  C, 

Boucher  W  K, 

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Biearby  Frank  J, 

BROWN  HIRAM  F, 

Carr  L  T, 
(.'astello  Aestas  E, 
Foote  W  W, 

FOWLER  W  W. 

French  W  H 
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GRAHAM  W  H. 

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HARRISON  M  B, 

Havens  J  V, 

JENHS  C  G, 

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M;irt;ii  James  C, 
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Moore  A  A, 

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FLUNKETT  J  C, 
REDMAN  R  A, 
RICHARDSON  J  B, 

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Coggiiis  P  H, 
Counts  J  P, 

CROSS  SAMUEL. 
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Dufty  JohnH, 
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Edgerton  Henry, 

FREEMAN  AC, 
FREEMAN  &  BATES, 

Gi'oi'ue  Wilhur  F, 

HANNAN  P, 

Hart  A  L, 

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HOPPER  P  J, 

JOHNSON D,  (land), 
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JONES  C  T, 

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TUBES  J  C, 

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Brooks  J  M, 

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PAYNE  D  S. 

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Stephens  C  C, 
Veuve  W  P, 
Wilcox  Charles  P, 
Wri,'lit  C  D, 
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YOELL  J  ALEX, 

Dillard  &  Spencer, 
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Preston  II  M, 

VENABLE  MoDOWELL  R, 
WILCOXON  J  M. 

May  W  B, 
Hanson  T  H, 

MAHON  E  B, 
WILKINS  H, 

Bethuae  J  B, 
Hfiithman  W  F, 
Montiiomery  Victor, 
C  iiifiuld  H  B, 

DILLARD  R  M, 

Furniild  Chas, 
Gray  V, 

HALL  &  HATCH, 

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Stritton  W  C, 
Thomas  B  F, 
Thoiii])3nn  C  A, 

WRIGHT  PAUL  R. 

Boltmi  A  E, 
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Goss  John, 
Ham  E  D, 

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Kneel  F  M, 

MORGAN  E  M, 

Jewell  E  H, 
Harrdson  J  A, 
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Galvin  E  R, 
Nicol  F  D, 
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Norton  W  H, 

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COPPIN  R  &  CO,  Sacramento 

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SIMMONS  M  J, 

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CLAHBiriRn. 


BAK 


903 


Cnin  Frank,  San  Jose 

MUAPHY  J  M  &  SON, 

JSimniids  A  W,  *• 
STEPHENS  WM  L,    San  Luis  Obispo 

(Jruoa  J  J,  San  Riifuel 

Biirth  P  J,  Santa  Biirbar.i 

MELONS  0  W,  Stockton 
King  C  B, 

Eilgtir  (leo,  Vnllejo 

Bates  Z,  Willows 

BAG  FACTORIES. 

WOOD  ROTAL  JR,  (grain  sacks), 

Bantas 
Pierce  A,  Murysvillo 

Pacitic  Jute  Mill,  East  Oaklaml 


BAKERIES. 


Alameda 


(lodfrey  Mrs, 
Koch  Adam, 
Probst  Louis, 
HewT  August, 
KnehlerU.I, 

HILLE  CHAS. 

Cr.iwford  Mrs  J, 
.Schorli,'  L  E, 
Holle  E  F, 

WALTER  JACOB, 

H.iuk  John, 

Striiniietz  &  Lux  A  &  G, 

Wrij;ht  Jonathan  (i, 

Wilms  &  Co, 

(Iniuaa  Joaoph, 

Walton  J  H, 

Buss  S  C, 

Synioud  Geo, 

Siubort  A, 

MANN  FT, 

liewl  J  W, 
(!rueni<{  Geo, 
Capitani  F, 
Houipel  C  F, 
HogiirtyJ  B, 
Johnson  Mrs  A, 
Scliley  Bros, 

BOSSONQ  HENRY  G, 
HAENSEL  &  ANDERSON, 

Kluuipi)  Jacob, 

Miilvesin  E, 

Furriiigton  G, 

Martin  Chas  Stanley, 

lugitt  &  Mitchell, 

CoiTuge  I'eter, 

Hoxett  &  Weymouth, 

Hertwick  Jos, 

Krai)k  Ja  >, 

Freemi  a  Bros, 

FreemniE, 

Ruck  Aj' 'one, 

Knopp  Michl,  Half  Moon  Bay 

Carpenter  G  P,  Hay  wards 


Alvnrado 

Amador 

Anaheim 

Angel's  Camp 

Areata 

Auburn 

Bakerstield 

B.nici.i 

Berki'li'y 
i( 

Bodie 

Calistoga 

Camptonville 

Cliico 

Colfax 

Columbia 

Colusa 

Coulterville 

Dixon 

Downey  City 

East  Oakland 


Eureka 


French  Corral 
Fresno 

Gait 
Gilrny 

Graniteville 
Grass  Valley 


Turner  G  J,  Healdaburg 
VelieAT, 

ManpieMrsS,  Jackson 

Inland  G  A,  Jamcstowa 

Beach  Mrs  J,  Lakeport 
Bray  Mrs  A, 

HOPFERT  C  H,  Lincoln 

Aiigelopula  P  H,  Livermore 

Watteran  Simon,            *  " 

Bertrand  C  H,  Los  Angeles 

Ciipitani  F.  " 

Crump&  Young,  " 

Davis  Wm,  " 

Dubourdien  Bernard,  " 

I'lbiuger  Louis,  " 

Lnmoreaux  C  L,  " 

Olmcda  Fabiana,  *' 

Pelletier  &  Co,  " 

Puisaegur  Padro,  " 
Kowan  T  E, 

SCHUMACHER  H, 

Thiele  W  C,  Martinez 

Knorsa  J,  Marysville 
Mehl  Mrs  C, 

WATSON  THOMAS. 

Diacomber  A,  Mayfield 
Ondet  J, 

Imfeld  Louis,  Merced 

Christ  Herman,  Modeato 

SIORIST    MAXIMILIAN, 

Mission  San  Jose 
McClain  John,  Mokelumne  Hill 


(iiovanini  &  Nichilini, 
Fisk  F  W, 
Begclspacher  Max, 
Mason  James, 
Murphy  J  B, 
Dreyfuss  Loias  W, 

GAtJLT  ALEX, 

Hurst  Jno, 
Schenerman  Chas, 
Aker  Christ, 
Bonnemazou  &  Bidache, 
Gniy  Mrs  M, 
.<i  Udell  B, 
Hi.'gs  L  Mrs, 
Jukes  Mrs  Mary, 
Longe  &  Baliram, 
Mandler  F, 
May  L, 

McKcnzie  &  Co, 
Paul  John  A  &  Son, 
Schinkler  H, 
Thomson  VVm, 
Weis  &  Umlauf, 
Williams  N, 

HANBY  J  W, 

Reich  G  A, 
Pondiere  Philibert, 
Rugg  JohnT, 
Hilbert  Chas, 
Simpson  Jas, 
I  Kolb  Phillip, 


Monterey 
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Sacramento 


Wentz  Henry,  Bed  Bluff 

Gmttaer  O,  Redding 

Pfrang  J,  Redwotjd  City 
Carroll  C  J,  Kiversidc 

La^ens  M,  " 

PibSIJACOB, 

Brendlia  A, 

Kimze  B, 

Lainet  E,  •• 

Reeber  Gottlieb,  " 

Sacramento  Crack;ir  Co,  " 

Schroer  &  Bros,  (£agle  Cracker  Co),  " 

SCHBOTHOm 

SGHWEBO, 

Vok{el  &  Miiier, 
Rcinhardt  E, 
Deamere  P, 
Fletcher  Elizabeth, 
Reutinger  U  H, 
Rothe  &  Kurtz, 
Griebnon  F  W, 
Winter  L  &  Bro, 
j^oasounelli  J  &  Co, 
Mualer  L, 


Salinas  City 

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San  Gabriel 
San  Leaudro 


ABADIE  JOSEPH,  (French), 

San  Luis  Obispo 
Saner  Andrew,  " 

BAIIETS  W  R,  (Eagle).         San  Jose 
B'lLTZ  FETm.  (Eldorado), 
BRADLEY  MASK,  (American), 
Cleal  C  A,  (cracker), 
Cofte  Frank, 

BELLWIOE, 

DOERR  CHAS,  (New  York), 

<JalHi, 

HEGELTMRS  ROSA, 

Mann  &  Merges, 

V08S  ]-;, 

Lacosta  John,  San  Juan 

Fisher  F  A,  San  Rufael 

(aouiii  Andrews,  " 

.'chirm  Geo,  Santa  Ana 

Basso  k  Ferreratt,  Santa  Barbara 

Hiiberlitz  August, 
Simon  fSilvian, 
Weals  Thos, 
Possert  Chns, 
Turney  C  B, 
St  isfer  R, 

STIIlMAN  &  RANGER, 

Conrad  Chas, 

HOFFER  FREDERICK, 

Franciu  L, 
Eltimb  H, 

BOELL  C, 

LansT  C  E, 

iBK&STROMEIMER. 

Gall  A, 
Invlis  Wm, 

MERSFELDER  L, 

Miller  Jacob,  . 

Teckler  Chas,  ' 

Reiffel  Louis, 


Santa  Claru 
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Santa  Cruz 
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Saucelito 

Shasta 
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Sonora 
Stockton 


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Suisun 


Sutter  Creek 

Temescal 
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Ukiah 
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Vallejo 
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Visidia 

Watsonville 
II 

West  Oakland 


Wheatland 

Willows 

Wilmi.is>t()ti 


CHRISLERA,  (French). 
Miller  John, 
Schwenn  A, 
Mulier  Fred, 
Solomon  Mrs  Mary  A, 

SHERRITTJ, 

Hudson  &  Beaver, 

Turner  G  I, 

Brown  D  I, 

Faust  John, 

Kroehle  Jacob, 

BOWIE  ADAM, 

Slight  E  T, 

Miirlett  Mrs  Mary, 

I'reuer  Antoni, 

Thaler  Conrad, 

WulffJohn, 

Trimmer  Mrs  Joseph, 

M.irks  &  Bender, 

Hawkins  Wm, 

SCHLUER  OTTO,  (Union),  Woodland 

WILUAMSCM, 

JENSEN  &  RILET.  (United 

states),  Yreka 

BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

FIRST   NATIONAL  BANK  OF 

ALAMEDA,  (J  E  Baker  cashier), 

Alimeda 
BANK  OF  ANAHEIM,  (B  F  Scib- 

ort  cashier),  Anah'sim 

Davis  P  &  Bro, 

ANDREWS  &HOLENBECK. 

Aul)urn 

KERN  VALLEY  BANK,  (S  Jew 

ett  pres,  C  W  Fore  cashier), 

i3i)ker8field 
BODIE    BANK,  (W  H  Pope  cash- 
ier*, Bodie 
MONO  CO  BANK,  (R  Barton  pres)," 
Br^dway  H  S,                             Boouville 

Brown  J  P  &  Co,  Camptonville 

BANK  OF  BUTTE  CO,(Chas  Faulk 

ner  cashier),  Ohioo 

BANK  OF  CHICO,(A  H  Crew  cash- 
ier), 
COLUSA  CO  BANK,(W  P  Harrinc?- 

ton  cashier),  Colusa 

Bank  of  Dixon,  (R  Harkinson  cash- 
ier), Dixon 
Scannnan  H,                           Dr)wnieville 
McClure  E  L,                          Dutch  Flat 
NioholsW&P,  " 
HUMBOLDT  CO  BANK,  (W  M 

Huntoon  cashier),  Eureka 

Burnham  J  H,  Folsom 

HeiiitZ' ;i  Chas,  Forest  City 

Cowden  M  H,  Forest  Hill 

Curlock  A  B,  Fort  Jones 

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CLAHBiriKD. 


BAN 


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Wfiabeinn  Bros  ft  Co,         Grass  Valley 
BANK  OF  HEALDSBTJBO.C Jonas 

Bloom  pres),  Healdsburg 

Farmers   and   Mechanics   Bank   of 

Healdsburg,  (D  H  Barnes  pres),     " 
Bank  of  Holliater,  (T   S   Hawkins 

pres,  J  J  Bowen  cashier),        Hollister 
Harris  &  Khine,  Ind  ;pendence 

BANK  OF    LAKE.  (Alex  F  Tate 

pros),  Lakeport 

FARMER'S  SAVINGS  BANK, 

(H  U  Bogg  pres), 
Bank  of  La  Porte,   (Dixon  Brabbon 

prf"<,  La  Porte 

HACK  S  L.  Lemoore 

COHHERCIAL  BANK,    (E    F 

^pence  cashier),  Los  Angeles 

ELUOTT  J  M,  (cashier), 
FARMERS'     AND     MERCH- 
ANTS'   BANK.    (John  Miluer 
secretnry), 

LOS  ANGELES  COTJNTT  BANK. 

(J  M  Elliott  cashier), 

SLATJSON  I  S.  (pres  Los  Angeles 
County  Bank), 

Temple  &  Workman,  (Geo  E  Long 
asiiipiee). 

Bank  of  Martinez,  (W  M  Halo  cash- 
ier), Martinez 

DECKER  &  JEWETT,      MarysviUe 

MARYSVILIE    SAV    NGS 

BANE,  (M  Marcuse  pres),  " 

RIDEOTJT&  SMITH, 

MERCED  BANK,   (Saml  C  Bates 

I  pjs),  Merced 

MERCED  SECITRITT  SAVINGS 

BANK,  (tlias  Perkins  pres,)  " 

Moiletito    Bank,      (Robt    McHenry 

Ciiwhier),  Modesto 

Bank  uf  Napa,  (WC  Watson  pres) 

Napa 

GOODMAN  JAMES  H  &  CO,      " 
SEEIEY  &  BICKFORD. 

CITIZENS  BANK,  (JuoT  Morgan 
cashier),  Nevada  City 

First  National  Gold  Bank  of  Oak- 
land, (V  D  Moody  pres),  Oakland 

Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  (C  E  Ses- 
sions pres),  " 

Palmer  H  A,  '' 

Union  National  Gold  Bank,  (A  E 
Henry  pres),  " 

Union  Havings  Bank,  (J  West  pres),  " 

RIDEODT,  SMITH,  &  CO      Or  jviUe 
BANK  OF  SONOSfA  COUNTY, 

(Wm  Hill  pres)  Petuluma 

First  National  Gold  Bank, 

PETALDMA  SAVINGS  BANK, 

(H  T  Fairbanks^ pres) 
ALDER80N  THOS,  Placerville 

Wierson  Jewell  &  Co, 

BANK  OF  TEHAMA  COTJNTT, 

(W  B  Cahoone  cashirr),        Red  Bluff| 


National  Gold  Bank,  (D  O  Mills  & 
Co  proprs),  Sacramento 

People's  Saving  Bank,  (W  Beckman 
pres),  " 

Sacramento  Savings  Bank,  (0  H 
Swift  pres),  " 

SALINAS  CITY  BANK,  (W  S 
Johnson  cashier),  Salinas  City 

BANK  OF  SAN  BERNAR- 
DINO, (Lewis  Jacobs  manager), 

San  Bernardino 

Bank  of  Ventura,  (Henry  Clay  cash- 
ier), San  Buenaventura 

BnrdPR.(pres), 

Clay  Henry,  (cashier),  " 

CONSOLIDATED  BANK  OF 
SAN  DIEGO,  (0  S  Witherby 
pres),  San  Diego 

Fairchild  J  A, 

BANK  OF  SAN  JOSE.  (T  Ellard 
B  an,  pre  ),  San  Jose 

COMMEKCiAL  AND  SAVINGS 
BANK  OF  SAN  JOSE,  (H  Hoff- 

man  cashier),  *' 

Farmers'  National  Gold  Bank,  (Jno 
W  Hinds  pres),  " 

SAN  JOSE  SAVINGS  BANK,  (H 

Al  Leonard  pres),  " 

Bank  of  San  Imis  Obispo,  (J  P  An- 
drews pres),  San  Luis  Obispo 
Stewart  W  E,  (cashier),  " 
Gordon  U  M  &  Co,                  San  Rafael 
Irwin  O,                                               " 
FIRST     NATIONAL      GOLD 
BANK    OF    SANTA    BAR- 

BARA,   (A   L   Lincoln   cashier), 

Santa  Barbara 
HOLLISTER  COL  W  W, 

Santa  Barbara  County  Bank,  (W  M 
Eddy  pres),  " 

THE  BANK  OF  SANTA  CLARA 
COUNTY.  Santa  Clara 

BANK  OF  SANTA  CRUZ, 
COUNTY,  (Elbert  Austin  pres), 

Santa  Cruz 

SANTA  ROSA  BANK.  (E  T 
Farmer  pres),  Santa  Rosa 

SAVINGS  BANK  OF   SANTA 

ROSA,  (A  P  Overton  nres)  " 

BISHOFF  VALENTINE,       Sonoma 
Sonoma  Valley  Bank,  (David  Burris 

pros),  " 

Bank  of  Stockton,  Stockton 

First  National  Bank  of  Stockton        •' 
San  Joaquin  Valley  Bank,  " 

Stockton  Savings  r.nd  Loan  Society,  " 
BANK  OF  SUISUN.  (Wm  Wolf 

cashier),  Suisun 
Nathan  M,                                Susanville 
Bank  of  Tomales,  (T  J  Abies  cash- 
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Bank  of  Ukiah,  (R  McGarvey  pres), 

Ukiah 

Bank  of  Vallejo,  (W  C  Graves 
pres),  Vallejo 

Vallejo  Savings  &  Commercial  Bank, 
(E  J  Wilson  pres,  J  K  English 
cashier),  " 

Bank  of  Visalia,  (J  J  Mack  cashier), 

Visalia 

McLaine  Lanchlin,  Volcano 

BANK  OF  WATSOmnLLE,  (J 

N  Besse  cashier)  Watsonville 

Durst  D  P,  (Farmers'),  Wheatland 

FARMERS'  BANE  OF  WHEAT- 
LAND, (W  W  Holland  cashier), 

Wheatland 
Murdock  W  C  &  Co,  Willows 

BANK  OF  WOODLAND,  (C  W 

Bush  cashier),  Woodland 

WADSWORTHEH,  Yreka 

BARBERS. 

.;  (See  Hairdressers.) 

BASKET  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See  Wood  and  Willow  Ware.) 


BATHS. 


Alameda 


Cook  — , 

Oilman  Jno  T,  " 

HALET  &  EDSON,  (Terrace), 
Johnson  James,  " 

Pearson    John    W,     I^ong    Branch 

Buthing  Association,  " 

Traim  Geo  W. 

WONDERUCH  &  BR  TAN, 

(Newport),  " 

Dean  J  H  I,  Anaheim 

TABOR  MRS  F  C.  (medical),       Lodi 
HUGHES  ROBERT,  (Kussian), 

Los  Angeles 
Hovey  D  H,  Modesto 

FACIFIC  WATER  CURE,  (M  F 

Clayton  propr),  Sacramento 

Barrett  A  A,  San  Jose 

Leibrandt  — ,  Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Monica  Bath  House,  Santa  Monica 
Smith  &  Hayes,  Yo  Semite 

BILL  POSTERS. 


SANKS  ISAAC 
JONES  C  ED, 

StiUwell  &  Sun, 
Brush  G  M, 
Jersey  D, 
Caswell  Wm  A, 
StiUwell  &Son, 
Stafford  W  H, 


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Healdsburg 

Oakland 

Petaluma 

Placerville 

Sacramento 

San  Jose 

Santa  Barbara 


BIRKENSEER  GEO>  Santa  Crnz 

Buxton  G  A,  Vallejo 

DURSTON  FRANK,  Woodland 


BLACKSMITHS. 


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OLASSII'IRD. 


BLA 


911 


Bledsoe  Anthony, 
Mooney  &  Haines, 
Halstead  Geo  W, 
Buchan  Edward, 
Hope  &,  Co, 

LYON  R  B. 

Martin  James,  ' 

Bache  Joseph, 
Hughes  Mark  E, 

SUTHERLAND  J  A  &  SON, 

Hall  C  H, 
Dorsey  K  H, 
Eean  Jno  R, 

THOMPSON 


Smith  River 


Snelling 
Sonoma 


Sonora 


Soquel 
Spaidra 


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KELLOOO. 

Spanish  Ranch 

Spenceville 

Springfield 

Strawberry  Valley 

Stockton 


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Sherman  D, 
Hafner  Joseph, 
Prindle  C  T, 
Adams  S  S, 
Allender  VVm  F, 

ATTST  JNO  G, 

Balthia  Jno  A, 
Bouche  Nelson, 
Burns  Jno, 
Hatch  F  S, 
Hvimann  G  H, 
Sumerville  Jas, 
Truscott  A  &  J, 

Panie/o  D,  Summit 

Griffith  John,  Sumner 

Reavis  H  M,  Sycamore 

Kinman  &  Holland,  Table  Bluif 

Hitsman  M,  Table  Rock 

Boden  Fred,  Tehichipa 

Taylor  &  Glenn,  " 

Anderson  John,  Timber  Cove 

Page  J  H,  Todd's  Valley 

Doiiohoe  P  B,  Toll  House 

GULDAOER  LOUIS,  Tomales 
Thrasher  D, 

TOWNSEND  H  C,  Townsend 

Kelly  R  T,  Tres  Pinos 

Fitch  Thomas,  Tri  iida<l 

Larsen  J,  Trinity  Center 

Millet  John,  Truckee 

Buckland  Geo,  Tulare 

Donovan  Wm,  Turlock 

Shaver  &  Bradford,  " 

EDDY  SAML  L.  Tustin  City 

Pelpa&Dick,  Ukiah 
Perkins  J  F, 

Harrison  Jno  P,  Union  House 

Cox  4;  Cyrus,  Upper  Lake 

Siegler  &  Howard,  " 
Blay  Pete,                  Upper  River  Gulch 

Merchant  ft  Cemon,  Vacaville 


I)ano  k  Travers, 
Grimes  P, 
Shelling  J  T, 
Dowling  James, 
Greenwold  R, 
Devin  Wm, 
Belz  Andrew, 


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Valley  Ford 

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Thompson  A  A, 
Friar  R  F, 
Frye  8t  Goodrich, 
Goodrich  C  B, 
Hall  James, 
Maack  H  J, 
Millward  T, 
Gregsun  — , 
Brassel  W  P, 
Taylor  C  E, 
Williams  J  C, 
Cope  J  M, 
Smith  John, 
Cole  &  Peters, 
Riddell  R  E, 
Smith  W  A, 
Ruinville  Joseph, 
Crowley  Timothy, 
Ronan  Timothy, 
Graham  James, 
Mackender  Geo, 
Shuler  Geo, 
Brock  &  Pritchard, 
Downey  &  Weave, 
Field  Z, 
Fitzzerald  Peter, 

FERRY  ft  HARRIS, 

Ready  B  F, 
Ijawrence  D  M, 
PARKESBROS, 

Potts  Thos, 

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Clarkson  J, 

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Washington 

Waterford 

Wataonville 


West  Butte 

West  Point 

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Woodford 
Woodland 


Wrights 

Yountville 
Yreka 


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Striplin  A  J, 
Ackley  &  Harter, 
Hartwick  A  S, 
McKeown  Joseph, 
McDermott  Henry  J, 
Morison  VV  A, 
STOUGH  H  A. 
Matson  James, 
Peterson  Ned, 
Kauman  J, 
Danning  B, 
White  &  Hinkle, 
Denver  Wm, 

MORGAN  J  D. 

Smith  A  E,  

McARDLE  EUGENE. 

SMITH  M  J. 

HUTCaiNGS  JAMES  0, 

LA  SHELLS  A  F, 

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SMITH  WH,  Binghampton 


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Alvarado 
Anaheim 


Angel's  Camp 

Antioch 

Areata 
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Auburn 
Bakersfield 


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Beuicia 

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Smart  Chas  H, 
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Fttneuf  E  K, 
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ItobiuKon  Wm, 
BUTLER  WILSON, 
CAMPBELL  JM. 
DREW  &  GIVEN. 
FORREST  THOS  M, 
Puulutte  (too, 
Kobson  Wm  &  Co, 

AduiiiB  S  S, 
Dunncu  E, 
ProHser  K, 
Pugh  S  H, 
Ohnatead  I  M, 
So..y  C, 


Bird's  Landing 

Blacks  Station 
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Blanco 

Bloomfluia 

B.tdega 

Bonio 


Brid^eville 
Brighton 


Brown's  Valley 
«oi>y  C,  Brownsvillu 

STJMIIERS  &  HACKNET,   Cmibi  ia 

i.'ivell  &  Purker,  Ciijjiiy 

Morter  &  Mosher.  Centreville 
Ki«er  &  Smith, 

Averill  Mros,  Ce  es 

SHERWOOD  W  H,  Chic« 

Egling  L,  Chinese  Cump 

G  rant  &  Bently,  Clovtrilale 

WAITE  Sc  FRENCH. 

Culver  J  A,  Colfax 

SWANK  C,  Colusa 

Jaquith  E  .1,  Concord 

Russell  John,  Cosuuine 

Close  J  E,  Danville 

COLLINS  &  CAMERON,  Davis 

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Hiimpel  Henry, 
Kantze  Jos, 
Ye.uUm  Joshua, 
Chianick  J  T, 
McCullock  J  W, 
Chopj  A  &  Son, 
Kotennund  H  H  Jr, 

ROWE  &  HOLMES, 

Barton  Wm  K, 
Pij^eon  Alfred, 

NADEATJ  JOSEPH  F, 

Vaudermark  A, 
I/ee  &  Kirkland, 
Henry  S  W, 

ROBERTSON  WM. 
SIMPSON  T  S. 

Evans  Evan, 
Sparks  &  Baker, 
FeiiW  &  Phillips, 
WHITNEY  DS, 
SELDEN  A  F, 


Dublin 

East  Oakland 

Ed'^wood 

El  Dorado 

Elk  Grove 

Elliott 

Eureka 


Evergreen 

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Florence 

Folsoni 

Freepoit 

Fresno 


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Gilroy 

Grangevillu 


CODE  J  K. 
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Hart  Thos, 
Hatch  *  Co, 

KNOPPRI, 

Blosser  L  W, 

FULLER  JAMES. 
EOOERT  HENRY, 
MEYERSFL 

Buruette  J  J, 

HOLLOWAYftSON, 

Sherman  J  S, 
Wells  S  T, 
Bass  Robt, 
drowning  Jno, 
Draper  &  Keetz, 
(liiigras  A, 
Plumer  J, 
Bates  Mrs  M  J, 
Coakley  Caleb, 
Jenkins  C  C, 
|{o88  (>eo, 
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Bennett  Henry, 

ELDER  SR, 
HAENNYL, 

Hie  key  L, 
Holmes  N  B, 
(irant  Jas  P, 
Stacy  Ben  j, 
Ames  J  P, 
Ci>i)e  Robert, 

SMITH  HARVEY, 

Harvey  A  C, 
Bath  A  L, 
Grand  R, 

MeCiarvin  &  White, 
Pray  John  M, 
Raynol  A, 
Soulage  B, 
Wilson  John, 
Huyck  R  A, 

EDWARDS  D  F, 

Bradley  S  H  A  Co, 
Kaston  &  White, 

KATZNER,  RUSSELL 

CHASE, 
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Ruish  Chas, 
^n'xjd  Jas  A, 

SUBERS  &  CUTTS, 
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Di>nohue  F, 
Ponce  J  P, 
Stanley  James, 
Davis  &  Cilley, 
P'reenim  Mia.'s, 

LAMBO  W. 

Stocking  J  C, 
Whelan  D, 
Meisinger  U, 


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Seaman  Wm,  Nevada  City 

Abbott  A  O,  Newcaatie 

Seitz  &  Manwr,  Oakland 

Merrow  W  C,  Ophir 

HUKT  W  B,  Orange 

GOBDT  GEO  H,  Oroville 

LAUER  FRANK, 

Whittook  &  Coburn, 
Qoulson  John, 

KOSTER  FREDERICK, 

Hiirter  B, 

HOPES  &  CAMERON, 

Loranger  John, 

WioRS  &  SFOTSWOOD, 

Williams  J  J, 
Wonderly  N, 
Baucampen  &  Heacock, 
Van  Camp  k  Hicox, 
Coffman  A, 
BUZ  J  A, 
Wenzel  A, 
Hutou  &  Cover, 
Lemlie  &  Tiedmau, 
Bidwell  Bros  &  Co, 

BROWN  JAS  H, 

Jones  T  J  &  Co, 
Allen  J,  

HILTON  TITTia 

Ferguson  Wm, 
Holderbach  J  oseph, 
Cunningham  6  D, 
Petcherer  &  Alder, 
Leach  Frederick, 
Fitzgerald  J  M, 

KElmiER  CHAS, 


Paskenta 

Pescadero 
II 

Petaluma 
11 


Pine  Grove 

Placerville 

Plainsburg 
II 

Plainfield 

Pleasanton 

Plymouth 

Princeton 

Puriasama 

Red  Blutl 
II 


Bowman  E  W  ft  Sons, 
Gannon  &  Gleason, 
Flopper  St,  Larsen, 
Bnyer  Theobold, 
Dyer  A, 

ANDERSON  CHRIS, 

Brewer  M, 


San  Juan 

San  Leandro 
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San  Publo 

San  Rafael 

San  Ramon 


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Roseville 
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Sacramento 


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Brown  Bros, 
Brown  Daniel, 
Coffey  P  J, 
Dahnnger  &  Brown, 

JONES  &  INGRAM, 
KESTLER  MARTIN, 

Pike  &  Young, 
Smith  k  Johnston, 
Wise  &  McNair, 
Huskin  Joseph, 

IVERSON  BROS, 

Whitcomb  Bros, 
Bright  &  Chute, 
Mee  Bros  &  Rowell, 
Van  Dorin  &  Lehman, 
Wise  A  B, 

GRANT    &   PETERSON, 

San  Buenaventura 
Sheldon  k  Vickers, 

Hatleberg  J  O,  San  Diego 

KosterP, 
Stevens  J, 

BALBACH  JNO, 


MoPHEETERS  GEO  W. 

Low  John, 
Hunt  k  Bates, 
Bratlbury  E  C, 
Davis  J  K, 
Dickson  John, 
Waterman  W  F, 
Huie  J  M, 
Baker  k  Ross, 
Metcalf  k  McMinn, 
Miller  John, 
Smith  k  Colgan, 
Jetlrey  Geo, 
Wiuzel  Ferdinand, 
Meachen  D  J, 
Hansel  J, 
Mayson  W  H, 
Henry  John, 

KRAUSE  JNO, 

otto  A, 
Frazer  E  A, 
AschenaarGeo, 
Forsman  J  G, 
Hay  Jno, 

LANDGRAF  CHAS  L, 

Gray  Joseph, 

CHARLTON  T, 
DTJTTON  &  CORN. 

Owen  Bros, 

HUNTINGTON  & 


Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Clara 
II 

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Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Monica 

Santa  Rosa 


Smartsville 

Sonora 

Soquel 

Stockton 

Stony  Point 
Suisun 

Susanville 

Sutter  Creek 

Sutterville 


Tracy 


KIRSCHM, 

Patton  Jas, 

CROWELL  H, 


Truckee 

Ukiah 

Vacaville 

Visalia 

GRABER. 

Walnut  Creek 


St.  Helena 
Salinas  City 
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San  Bernardino 


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Walsh's 
Washington  Corners 


ClauBs  Geo, 
Prindle  Homer, ' 

WALE  ft  BOWEN. 


San  Jose 
II 


CHURCHILL  C  C,  WatsonviUe 

McADAM  A 

McLEAN  N, 

Ingham  James, 
BAUN  J  F, 
BEVAN  &  SWIFT. 

Miller  (ieo, 
Uaiuville  Joseph, 
Parr  A  A, 
Dumphey  k  Knox, 
Johnson  R  B, 
Sovereign  Joshua, 
Stockton  k  Crane,     

WEAVER  ANDREW, 

Kast  Henry, 

PETTIT  ASA, 

Howe  Nelson, 

McGillis  H, 

NEHRBASS  &  HARMON, 

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Woodbridge 
Woodland 


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Gundy  Mrs  M,  Amador 

McDonald  James,  Boca 

McKeiuiey  C  ¥,  Bmiie 

Sersanous  M, 

Bernard  Mrs  C, 

McUregor  Mrs  R, 

Morriasey  P  T, 

Frazior  P  B, 

Bice  Mrs  M, 

Vunalsine  W  D, 

Ryan  Mrs  Mike, 

Fisher  (}  \j, 

Kelsey  D  B, 

Trevana  Mrs  N, 

Orelli  A, 

8chrepfer  Bros, 

Carter  K, 

Parr  Mrs  L  P, 

McClellen  — , 

Lark  in  M, 

Uusmussen  Carl, 

Sorensen  Hans, 

Frazior  Joseph, 

Love  Mrs  Margaret, 

Burdge  S  D, 

Cussidy  Mrs  Jennie, 

Brown  Austin, 

Alward  W  VV, 

Beck  J  V, 

Forgues  Jacob, 

Greoe  Joseph, 

Gritlith  Mra  Nancy, 

Pellegrin  <r, 

Roattino  G, 

AULMANHSSAG 
POSTDY, 
MoFEELT  JOHN. 

Rolfc  Nelson, 

Nichols  L  P, 

Craig  Mts  F, 

Reiser  Mrs  A, 

Baker  Geo, 

Wood  Jeremiah, 

Elliott  W  W,  Oakland 

McCarthy  Miss  Mary, 

NichoU  John  H, 

Ruck  F  R, 

Wilson  M  R, 

Hutchinson  John,  Ophir 

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Pillow  Wm, 

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Burns  Mrs  P, 
Uunnclls  S  8, 
Pago  Mrs  A  C, 
Stewart  Mrs  Annie, 
Mc(>ludry  Geo, 


Son  Bernardino 
San  Diego 


San  Leandro 
San  Luis  Obispo 


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Downey  City  I^FLBURE  JOSj^H,        San  Rafael 

Duncan's  Milia  Faulkner  Danl,  Sunta  Ana 

El  Dorado  ^♦''•ly  Jeremiah,  Santa  Cruz 

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HoJlister'  Conrad  Mrs  L,  Washington 

Judsouville!  Layton  Mrs  J  H,  West  Oakland 

Lincoln  Caroy  Mrs  Mary  E,  Wilmington 

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Modesto 

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North  Columbia 


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BOOK  BINDERS. 


Miller  Fred  J, 
PACIFIC  PBESS, 
FOSTER  F, 

<>iebel  Cornelius, 

SONNICHSEN  CHAS, 

Woodman  J  L, 
Allan  John, 


Oakland 
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Sacramento 

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Stockton 

Yountville 


BOOKS  AND   STATIONERY. 


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Alameda 


Knowlton  Mrs 
I'orter  B  B, 
McCabe  Edward, 

ERICSONAW, 

Willis  J  K, 
Coons  Alonzo, 
Scribner  W  H, 
Kuhland  W, 
Landers  S  Mrs, 
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CALDWELL  &  FALEIimAM. 

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MURRAY  A, 

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Kieter  J  M, 
Otto  Jos, 
Brown  W  A, 

AHRENS  FRED, 

Nangle  C, 
Sayer  Alfred, 
Tnrley  John, 
Ehlinger  P, 
Sohn  P,  t 

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Koch  August, 
Wyhiille  Alexia  H, 

PtLE  J  R, 

Ciinlthard  i  Bro, 
Martin  D, 


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San  Ramoon 

Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbar; 

Santa  Cruz 
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Sherwood  Valley 

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Sierra  Valley 
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South  Vallpjo 


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Berisford  James, 
Blogg  Henry, 
Crowe  John, 
Jenkins  John, 
Kennedy  P  J, 
Pelham  Alex, 

RICH  WW, 

Becker  J  G, 
Stanton  M  E, 
Campi  Giovanni, 
Canipi  John, 
Janaen  J, 
Lynch  Patrick, 
M  alone  T, 
Thompson  A  C, 
Hetherin£[tou  H^ 

LYMAN  JOHN, 

Maulbiitch  S, 

ROOGE  WM, 

Werner  Fred, 
Zrnndowski  Martin,. 
Flint  L, 

McKay  Edward, 
SPENC^  E  W, 

M ell  Jno, 
Barry  Jno, 
Frazer  Thomas, 
Fitzgerald  R  D» 
Shaw  W, 
Neil  T  H, 
Keller  Wm, 
Lemieux  P, 
Phillip  Frank, 
St  impehl  A, 
Williams  Wm, 


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Washington  Coroer» 
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Wilmington 

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Woodland 
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Table  Rock 

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Todd's  Valley 

Tom  ales 

Tracy 

Tres  Pinos 

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Turlock 

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VAN  DER  VAART  H  W,^ 
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BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

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Miller  &  Ross,  Aidin 

Carbral  Alex,  Alameda 

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O'Brien  Dennis, 
PBOBST  B 
Meyer  E  &  Co, 
Latreille  B, 
Johnson  John, 
Dressier  Gustare, 
O'Keofe  Dan, 
DEVLIN  C  L, 

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Cobb  R, 

Einfalt  8c  Hoslinger, 
Henderson  J  H, 
Heyman  Jacob, 

SANDERS  J, 

Vogelnian  H, 
Buckley  V  J, 
Olsen  S, 
Weisman  J, 

ZAMBEISKT  PETER, 

Ryan  Patrick, 
Coleman  R, 
Werz  Anton, 
Myers  W  H, 
McNeill  H, 
Mack  M  F, 
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TURNER  GEO  S, 

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East  Oakland 

Eureka 

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Guerneville 

Hanford 

Haywards 

Healdsburg 

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Iowa  Hill 

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Los  A\.iigles 


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Martinez 

Marysville 


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Alexander  Isidor, 
Barrett  A, 

BROAD  C  A. 
Bro'vn  k  Violich, 
Elkan  A, 
Fitzgerald  E, 
Green  J, 
Greiser  Jno, 
Hauschildt  Henry, 
Houghton  M  K, 
Incapie  R. 
Kouecke  H, 
Lemoge  J, 
Lorch  Matthews, 
Moxley  Miles, 
MuUhaupt, 
Nordhausen  A, 
Outram  D  J, 
Senram  F, 
Stevenson  &  Ware, 
Stuart  D 
Thorn  John, 
HaggF, 

HECKER  FRED, 
MATHEWS  &  IRVINE, 
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Campbell  Joseph, 
Hale  Bros  &  Co, 
Karev  G, 
Walsh  M, 
WATERS  J  F, 

Degelman  John, 
Tracy  A  N, 
Lingsclicid  A, 

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BOTSCH  FkEDRICK,  Redwood  City 

McCarthy  P, . 

Hencli  Mrs  E,  Rio  Vista 

Keith  &  Derby,  Riverside 

HOFFMAN  A,  Sacramento 

ELKUS  L  &  CO.  (wholesale), 

HARPER  THOS, 

Kaerth  J,  " 

LAVENSON  GTJS, 

Litzberg  M, 

Marks  Harris,  " 

MECHANICS'  STORE, 
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Parsons  James,  " 

RED  HOUSE,  (CH  Gilmanpropr), 
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Petalunia 


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San  Buenaventura 


San  Diego 


San  Jose 


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Meyerstein  ft  Co, 
Hirschfelder  E, 
Roth  Joseph, 
Brady  Phil, 
Cohn  J  A, 
Mackintosh  F  J, 
MantaniaJ  D, 
Bradlee  &  Gosbey, 

HEROLD  PHIL, 
HETLEB  J, 
KOENIOJACOE 

Lenzen  J  J, 
Loud  S  D, 
Osterman  Wm, 
Redi  P, 

sFsmo  T  w. 

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SULUVANFATBICFv 
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Alt  VV  C,  San  Mateo 
Dymodd  J.  San  Rafael 
Magnes  Bros, 
CHANDLER  IRA, 
BELL  &  HUNT, 

Emerson  &  (Jo, 
Strieal  Michael, 
Gosbey  J  F, 
Hicks  B, 
N;ice  J  A, 
Wiissman  G, 
Kaiulall  Horace, 

LEVY  M  &  SON. 
OLMSTED  JNO  C, 
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MORAL  N  &  BROS, 

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Carkeek  Andrew, 
Arnold  Fred, 
Baldeck  I, 
Dohcrty  Danl, 
Hersey  Thos  E, 
Hoerr  Jno, 
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Santa  Ana 
Santa  Barbara 


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Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Monica 
Santa  Rosa 


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Susanville 


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SHERIDAN  P, 
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WALLACE  W  H, 
WEILL  BROS, 

Cota  A  C, 
Arkle  Bros, 
LAU^ITZEN  P, 
LYMAN  JNO, 

Schall  Louis, 

CLOUDMAN  C  H, 

Halloran  Michael, 
Perdue  T, 
Scherrer  John, 
Pendegast  ST, 
Owens  J, 


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Valley  Ford 

Visalia 

Watsonville 
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West  Oakland 
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Yreka 


BOX  FACTORIES. 

*  (See  also  Planing  Mills. ) 

ALTA  BRANCH  PIONEER 
BOX  FACTORY, 

propr), 
Beane  J  R, 
HALL  GEO  W, 

Mason  W  VV, 
Truckee  Box  Factory, 
McINTIRE  J  J, 

Sloper  &  Fuller, 

COOKE  &  SON 

NICHOLS  &  CO, 

Wriuht  WG, 

BRITTONJOHN, 

LAKE  ALBERT, 

BRADFORD  S  S.  Sonora 


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Alta 

Beuicia 

Columbia 

Cordelia 

East  Oakland 

Oakland 

'         Petal  uma 

Sacramento 
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San  Bemardin' 
San  Jose 


BREWERIES. 

Bofinger  &  Bedford,  Adin ' 

RUTHARDT  VICTOR,  Alame<la 

Baker  John,  Altaville 

Conrad  Frederick,  Anaheim 

Hinde  T  P,  (International),  " 

OROHS  F,  (Auburn),  Auburn 
MILLER  &  MASSE,          Bakersfield 

MASSLE  &  ONANCK,  Benicia 
Boca    Brewery  Co,    (W    M    Hease 

8upt),  Boca 

CARION  &  ERNST,  Bodie 

Fahey  P,  " 

FRANKENBURGER    &  DA- 
VISON, 
MEINKE  &  ROBEET. 
VOGEL  R, 
CROISSANT  CHAS,  Chico 

Gunley  Andrew,  Christine 

Robreckt  Frank,  Clayton 

Cloverdale  Brewery,  (Schafer  &  An- 
ker propr),  Cloverdale 

SEIBER  &  OBERHOLZER,    Dixon 

Bosch  Ferdinand,  Downieville 

Nessler  L,  " 

Wolscher  &  Westerman,      East  Oakland 


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HABPEB  JAMES,  (beer  and  ale), 

Eureka 
Hnk  ft  Co. 
Schroder  Henry, 
Anders  J, 

Vulchor  ft  Weildman, 
Erpeldiug  Mrs  J  L, 
Matzen  P  ft  C, 
HERALD  ADAM, 
Hartinan  Wm, 
Biukelman  D, 
Frank  John, 
Fritz  ChiiB, 
H»>d«e  Thos, 
Muhlbach  ft  Albrecht, 
Tugniiii  ft  Tomassiui, 
Schubert  Edward, 
Netf  B, 

Paliiitiig  l<ecpold, 
Heuldaburg  Brewery,  (Carl  Mullor), 

Ilealdsburg 

VERCOE  HENRy, 

Ferubach  Jos, 

Walter  C  A, 

Kobb  Conrad,  lone  City 

iSchmitt  J,  Iowa  Hill 

Bciser  Andrew  ft  Co,  Jucksoa 

Dook  Win,  Kemville 

C<»lling  Victor, Knight's  Ferry 

JORDAN  WENDELL,  Livermoie 

L  luth  Phil,  Los  Angeles 

MahlstedtD, 

South  Phil, 

Matlier  ft  Linck, 

Becker  ft  Craytor, 

Seltert  C, 

Dufker  LMstel, 

DELON  H. 

Muntz  ft  Scott, 

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Fiddletown 

Forest  Hill 

Fort  Bidwell 

Fresno 

Gcrmantown 

Gilroy 

(irantville 

Grass  Valley 
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Guadaloupe 

Half  Moon  Bay 

HavilaU 

Haywaixls 


Hollister 
Independence 


Lower  T^ake 

Mammoth  City 

Marysville 

May  field 

Merced 

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Brauu  Mike, 
Sorensen  ft  Peterson, 
Di throw  ft  Co,  Mokelumne  Hill 

Himmi^hofen  ft  Suessilorf, 


Pfeitfer  P, 

Bias  luf  Mrs  Jno, 

Fogeli  Caspar, 

WEISS  E, 

Koch  G  VV, 
Deininger  F 


Napa 
Nevada  City 


North  San  Junn 
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OAKLAND  BREWERY  (Krumm 

ft  Ditives,  prDpra),  Oakland 

Giitzwiller  Henry,  *' 

Scrodn  H,  Oleta 

Schneider  Wm,  Oroville 
BONZANI  M  (agent  Philadelphia 

Brewery),  Pacheco 
Miller  Henry, 

Bobinson  Geo,  Fetaluma 

(iiebeiibaim  Mrs  M,  Flacervillc 

Zeisz  Jacob,  " 


WollfM,  Port  Wine 

Schlatter  Wm,  Quiucy 

Bofinger  W  F,  Red  Bluff 

Eureka  Brewery  (C  Hadlew,  propr), 

Redwood  City 


Sacramento 


LAOES   (Malt 


Kr'ess  — , 
Borehers  W  F, 
Gruhlcr  E  ft  C, 
Kertli  ft  Nicolas, 
Kiiauer  Lorenz, 
NEUBOURO  & 

House), 

Ochs  Mrs,  '< 

Fautz  Edward    (propr    St    Helena 

Brewery),  St  Helena 

BRANDT  JOSEPH  (Pajaro  Brew- 
ery Depot),  Saliuas  City 
LVKZ  &  MENKE  (Salinas), 
Bloom  Jolm,  San  Andrsas 
ANDERSON  JOHN,  San  Bernardino 
Hurtman  F,  San  Buenaventura 
GEBHARDT  &  MAOISTRETti 

(United  States  Brewery  Depot), 

Sau  Jose 

KRTJMB  LOUIS    (Krumb's   Hull 

and  Brewery)  •' 

SCHERRER  GEO  (Eagle  Brewery)  " 

BEUTLER  &  BECK  (San  Juan 
Brewery),  San  Juan 

THETSUN   ADAM    (Columiia 

Brewery),  yan  Lsandro 

Huuser  x  ft  Co  (San  Luis  Brewery), 

San  Luis  Obisoo 
Keller  ft  Wiegand,  " 

Muller  H&  Bro,  Santa  Barbara 

SANTA    CLARA   BREWERY 

((ieo  Lunck,  pres),  Santa  Clara 

Bausch  Henry  (Santa  Cruz),   Santa  Cruz 
Beck  &  Knehn  (Pacific  Brewery),   " 

WERNER  CHRIS  F  (agent  Piiil- 

jidchthia  Brewery,  S  F),  •' 

SANTA    ROSA    BREWERY 

(Wetzger  Holtinner),  Santa  Rosa 

WASHINGTON  BREWERY 

( Behrle  ft  Litach  propa),  Shasta 

Baumun  J,  Sonora 

Boernerft  Wirth,  Stockton 

Harrmann  Bros,  " 
Rotherbush  D, 

Mills  E,  Sumner 

Rub..ltL,  Sutter  Creek 

Tliielen  N,  Sutterville 

GRAZER  ft  STOLL,  Tmckee 
Menk  Paul, 

SMITH  P  ft  J  (Pioneer),  Vallejo 

Widenmann  ft  Rothenbusch,  " 

TUCHSEN  H.  Vallicita 

Moouey  M,  Visalia 
Folsom     Brewery     (Peter    Yager, 

propr),  Washington 

PALMTAO  C,  Watsonvjlle 

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Lakeport 
Los  Angeles 


Weidemann  Otto, 
Gobs  Thos, 
Mullally  Jos, 
Conneau  Ernest, 
Bouman  A, 
CLiy  J  P, 
NagleOeoD, 


Moilesto 

Mountain  View 

New  Hope 

Oakland 


BEMILLARD  BRICK  CO  (P  N 

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Garnaey  James,  Santa  Ana 


Bodie 

Dixon 

Los  Angt^les 


'  BROKERS. 

Ephaim  &  Trapp  (loan), 

\i^EIH£  EDWARD, 

Cabauis  Lowis  G  (money), 
Feiier  Simon  (pawn), 

GRAHAM  D  M  (loan), 

Richards  P  (money),  Nevada  City 

Boyce  S  B  (stock),  Oakland 

Fowler  Jefferson  (exchange),  ** 

Levy  M  &  Co  (pawn),  ** 

Arnold  J  M  (insurance),  Sacramento 

C.idwolader  Edw  t  Co,  " 

COLEMAN  JO, 

Steinman  U,  " 
WINHAM  W  P  L,            Salinas  City 

BRALY  J  M  (stock),  8an  Jode 
PORTAL  J  B  J  (money), 

Quinby  F  A  &  Co  (money),  " 

REED  EP  (money),  " 

Turemaii  W  S  (stock)  " 

MADSONJO,  Sonora 

TOLLY  JNO  (money),  Stockton 

BROOM  FACTORIES. 

Blood  A  F,  Chico 

LE  FAVOR  W  F,  Marys viUe 
DUNNE  THOMAS  S,  Los  Angeles 
LUDEMAN    OTTO     (brush    and 

broom  factory),  Oakland 

LEFAVORW  F,  Sacramento 

WILCOX  M  W,  San  Jose 

Giosa  Geo  W,  Santa  Cruz 

BUTCHERS. 

(See  meat  markets). 

CABINET  MAKERS. 


HILDER  CHARLES, 

Swift  1  G, 
Hill  Milton, 
Dryden  DA, 
Bremer  Louis, 

KEYMERHJ, 

VVohler  H, 
Crevling  D  H, 

STUART  J  M. 

Clinton  &  Finley, 
Bank  Hermann, 
WILLIAMS  J  E  P. 

Wilson  Charles, 
Clayton  &  Kirk, 
VVemmer  Jno, 
Weidhardt  W, 
Porter  W, 
Church  C  C, 
Leonard  Joseph, 
BAUER  L, 
PRICE  J  J, 

SOPER  T, 

Stocklin  Jno  B, 
Gaugler  Bros, 
Reynolds  W  W, 
Morrissey  P, 

Albertsou  &  Cunningham, 
Sinning  Adolph, 


Eureka 

Geo  "getown 

Geyserville 

Gilroy 

Grass  Valley 


Hollister 

Lakeport 

Ijcmoore 

Los  Angeles 

Merced 

Norman 

Oakland 

^acramento 

San  Buenaventura 

San  Diego 
11 

San  Jose 


San  Luis  Obispo 

Santa  Cruz 

Tomales 

Ukiah 

Yo  Semite 


Hawkms  A, 
Averan  J, 

JANSSEN  J  H, 
WOODS  F  H. 

Sinning  A, 
Jonaon  Max, 
Frautz  &  Wallis, 
Smith  J  M, 
Allen  D  B, 


Areata 

BakersHeld 

Cambria 
II 

Coulterville 

Downey  City 

Etna 
II 

Eureka 


CANDIES. 

(Sec  Fruits,  Candies,  etc. ;  also  Confec- 
tioneries; also  Varieties.) 

CANDY  FACTORIES. 

(See  also  Confectioners.) 

^ARREN  R  E.  Chicc 

Kirt-hheiner  J  H,  East  Oakland 

Seeba  Chas  F,  Grass  Valley 

Merriam  A,  Los  Angeles 

Hardwick  Edgar,  Marysville 

Volks  Wm  J,  Napa 

Eckart  Mrs  E  J,  Nevada  City 

Blank  G  A,  Oakland 

Kirchhcimer  H,  " 

FISHER  HENRY,  Sacramento 
Peterson  VV  F, 

Starr  Warren,  " 

WIEDMAN  &   HROMADA.  " 

Buenaventura 

San  Diego 

San  Jose 


San 


Ruland  Mrs  H  A, 
DAVIS  HB, 
DAMONTE  A, 
O'BRIEN  MAURICE, 

Schroder  C, 
Johnson  Geo  N, 
Beeler  Mrs  A  J, 

LUTJE  &  GROSS, 

Blank  A  Mrs, 

GILBERT  T  S, 

Slight  £  T, 


Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Monica 

Stockton 

Vallejo 
II 

Watsonville 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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Pond,    Leveridge     ft     Co,     (fish), 

Bird's  Landing 
Sacramento  River  Packing  Co,  (A 

Booth  supt),  CoUinsville 

Taylor  &  McDowell,  Courtland 

Deuiorest    ft    O'Connor,     (fruits), 

Los  Angeles 
Newcastle  Fruit  Growers'  Shipping 

ft  Preserving  Association,  (i*)  B  Silva 

manager),  Newcastle 

Hubbard  Canning  and  Drying  Co, 

(H  G  Hubbard  supt),  Placerville 


CARPENTERS. 

(See  Contractors  and  Builders. ) 


CARPETS. 


NIEDERATJB  JACOB,       Bakersfield 
OBEY  J  P,  Grass  Valley 

Novitzky  Sam, 
Dotter  &  Bradley, 
Sharp  A  Bloser, 

COHNJG, 

Odum  W  VV, 

GILES  JAMES  &  CO, 

MELIOR  &  SONS, 

Blumenthal  A, 

Eisen  A, 

Hook  E. 

SOHREIBE&  CHRISTIAN, 

starkweather  &  Son, 

TAYLOR  CHAS  L, 

Johnson  Adolph, 

COHEN  BEN, 
LOCKE  &  LAVENSON, 

Marston  Geo  W, 

FEIST  BROS, 

Lion  L, 

SPRINO  T  W. 

Bloclunan  A  ft  C, 
Blood  Jas  A  Jr, 

LIEBMAN  L, 
MORAL  N  &  BROS, 


Los  Angeles 
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Marysville 
Modesto 
Napa 
<< 

Nevada  City 
t< 

Oakland 
<< 


Petaluma 
Sacramento 
it 

San  Diego 
San  Jose 


San  Luis  Obispo 

Santa  Barbura 

Santa  Rosa 


CARPET  BEATING. 

Conklin  Bros,  Oakland 

HICKEY  &  BOWLINO, 

Kobinson  A,  " 

Hathaway  A,  Sacramento 

AVBERi'  LOinS  (steam),        San  Jose 

CARPET  FACTORIES. 

BRUCE  H,  (manufr),  Marysville 

Waltenbaugh  J  B,  (manufr),        Vallejo 


CARRIAGE  TRIMMERS. 


Scherer  Louis 

ROBERTSON  CH, 
FISHER  AMOS, 

Mashmeyer  J  A, 
Frank  Theodore, 

CORDYJJ, 

Henschel  J, 
Bobbins  N  W, 
Clans  L  P, 
Nebcl  Chas, 
Covington  E  H, 
Schuiz  R, 
DALBEYF, 
Kelyea  S  B, 


Hollister 

Martinez 

Marysville 

Merced 

Oakland 

Oroville 

Sacramento 
i< 

San  Jose 

Santa  Barbara 

Stockton 
<< 

Wheatland 
Woodland 


CARRIAGES,  CARRIAGE 
MAKERS  AND  CARRIAGE 
FACTORIES. 

(See  Wagons^and  Carriages.) 

CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 


ORIPP  HENRY, 

Perkins  F  J, 
Ey  Frank, 
Hulmsen  Mrs  E, 

LOBREEA, 

Calli  P, 
Hotfman  A  S, 
Durner  Chus, 


Alameda 
'  II 

Anaheim 
II 

Antioch 

Bakersfield 
•I 

Bcnicia 


CALDWELL  ft  FALKINQHAM, 

Bodio 

ELLIS  W  H, 
GILLESPIE  MM, 
HYMAN  I. 

James  J  &  Co,  " 

LOBDELLF, 
MOLINELLIPP. 
PHELEGAR  ft  SULLIVAN, 
SIEGEL  ft  CO, 


Weiler  A  1, 

WALSH  MF, 

Beatson  Jas, 

CANFIELD  £  E, 

Neubarth  John  G, 

PILLOTFA, 

Thiel  A  L, 
Mitchell  Bros, 

BROOKS  GEO  G. 
JONES  J  H  ft  SON, 
MANN  F  F, 
SALLADY  0, 
HONEY  MILTON. 


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Cherokee 
Chico 


Cloverdale 
Colusa 


Copperopolis 


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FLAirr  L  J,  Davis 

WEIHE  EDWARD,  Dixon 

Orear  J  W,  Downieville 

Eckman  T,  East  Oakland 

WARKEHANEDOAB, 
CHRISTENSON  C, 

Domingo  M, 
Hadley  Wm, 

JOKES  WABBEN, 

Loheide  k  Sanders, 
Reilincer  Henry, 
STEWABT  E  J, 
ALFOBD  W  B, 

Dahlberg  A  R, 

MATEB  SAMUEL, 
BEESE  JW, 
SHANKim  J  T, 
THOMPSON  &  SATEB, 

Castro  Y, 


Ferndale 

French  Corral 

Fresno 


Gilroy 


II 


Glencoe 
Graniteville 


Grass  Valley 
II 

II 

Gridley 

Half  Moon  Bay 
II 

Hanford 
HoUister 


Kisner  M, 

BUBTJ, 

Bohanan  M, 
Ellis  (ieo, 
Kolirig  Gustave, 
Walker  F  E, 
Heyman  Jacob, 
Novitzky  H, 
Tietien  A  P, 

FBICEJM. 
BOITANO  &  BBOS, 

Pitcher  H  S, 

SIMON  K 

Couutney  Wm, 

Fairchild  E  W, 

Graves  G  H, 

Harris  S,  Jackson 

CHBESEBBOUGH  CHAS,Los  Angeles 

Deinorest  &  O'Connor, 

Edelman  Benj  W, 

Greenbaum  E, 

Hess  J  H, 

Johnson  Mrs  P  F, 

KWONO,  HINQ  &  CO, 

Lawrence  A  M, 
Leon  Ralph, 
Levy  Micheal, 
Merriam  A, 

MEYBUBOBBOS, 
NOEL  &  FELT. 
STBAUSB. 
WTJLFF  F  M. 
LANOBEIN  OSCAB, 

Block  D, 
Douglas  W  J, 
Gill  &  Brown, 
Brass  Joseph, 
Kettnauer  Phil, 

KUHNLEOFOLD, 
HARCUSEM&CO. 
HcCABTTDAN. 
MEEK  &  DICSXY, 
MOSEB  LOUIS, 


Madera 

Mammoth  City 

Martinez 
II 

Marysville 


STBATTON  C  A  ft  CO.    (whole- 
sale), Marysville 

WOODWABDJC. 

Browning  W  J,  Merced 

HABBmOTON  ft  MoEBLAlTE. 

Jacob  Joseph,  " 

Oppenheim  Benj,  " 

Zirker  M,  " 

Clayos  S  R,  Modesto 

OBOS  GEO  ft  CO. 

MEDLEY  F  H, 

SUBBAUOH  J  T. 

WOLLNEB  JACOB 

BOBDEN  J  B,  Monterey 

SNIVELYJB. 

Weiaer  A, 

MEBBILL  D  F« 
HAMMOND  E, 
JACKSON  MABTIN. 

Dulion  E, 
Fibush  Brot, 
Gray  D  T, 
Harding  Frank, 
Keating  Wm  J, 
King  A  P, 
Maleton  E, 
Montgomery  Ed  A, 
Palm  C, 
Puniyea  V  D, 
Rosenberg  L, 
Rosenberg  N, 
Ruth  J  no, 
Schamian  M, 

TICHENOB  ft  CONBADI, 
WEIDEB  FBANK  B, 
BOYNTON  S  S. 
FEBKINSLOGANftCO, 
BEYMAN  M. 
SILVEBSTEIN  IKE, 

Eraser.  I  K  &  Co, 
Haas  D  L, 
Newkorn  S, 
Reed  A  K, 
Jack  John, 
Nivens  A, 

BASCHM. 

Horstmann  A, 
Carthicke  John, 

DICKINSON  E, 

Underbill  A, 

McCONYILLEA. 

Barnes  Chas, 

BENNETT  I, 
BUSH  ED  N, 
COLEMAN  L, 
COOLOTA, 

Fuchs  Peter, 

GATTMANNJMftCO, 

Ginsberg  Saml, 
Heyum  H, 

KEBTHJG, 

Kozminsky  B, 
Leloy  Louis, 


Moore's  Flat 
Moore's  Station 

Oakdale 
II 

Oakland 
II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

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II 


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II 


Oroville 


II 
II 


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Napa 
11 

II 

II 

Nevada  City 
II 

Fetaluma 
II 

Placerville 

Redding 

Redwood  City 

Rocklin 

Sacramento 
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II 

II 

II 

II 

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CIO 


KANKmOFM, 
PETIT  R  H. 
NATHAN  AARON, 

Kosonfvld  Saml, 
SchiiuUer  Mrs  H, 
VVowIa  Joaeph, 
Mautncr  A, 
Schuchard  C  F, 

STRELLNAUER  R, 
BLOW  R  T. 

Goodwin  J  \V, 
8haw  F  P, 

BRADT  ft  SONS, 
Llewelyn  D, 

LOIJISISIDOR, 
SCHNEIDER  A, 

Wolfsheimer  C, 
Arias  Jesus, 
Broon  Gold, 

SINKS  B  R, 
BUNEHANNF, 

Durienx  J  T, 
Fetherston  (ieo, 

FREITAO  C  F, 

Hani  Pedro, 

XOFPEL  J  C.  _ 

LUTHER  ft  SCHROEDER, 

MORTON  C, 
RINALDO  BROS. 
WEIL  EDWARD, 

Willard  M, 
Cassncr  Nathan, 
Kalisher  J, 

CRONIN  P, 

Schneider  J  J, 
Dibble  H  B, 

TURNER  E, 

Levy  .(, 
Maguire  J  A, 
Rossi  Angelo, 
Thomas  Geo  W, 

STEWART  JOSEPH. 

Colien  Emanuel, 
Merrill  Mrs  .1  L, 
Osterhns  J  A, 

PETERS  ft  CURTIS, 

Curry  J  L, 
Kurlahnnder  Jos, 

MUTHERS  FRANK, 
PINAFORE  CIOAR  STORE, 

(Label  &  Bros), 

PAIOE  C  L, 
PREHN  F, 

Butler  P, 
Block  Emanuel, 
CahiU  S, 

CARO  MORRIS, 

DevoU  Wm, 
Gumpert  K, 

OUNE  AUCK, 

Haas  H  O, 
Horwinski  M, 


Sacramento 


Salinas  City 


San  Bernardino 
San  Buonaventuru 

San  Diego 

t4 


San  Jose 


II 


II 
II 
II 

San  Luis  Obispo 

II 

San  Mateo 

San  Rafael 

Santa  Ana 
II 

Santa  Barbara 


Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 
II 

II 

II 

Santa  Rosa 


Shasta 
II 

Smartsville 

Stockton 
II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

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Stockton 
II 


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II 
II 
II 


Kohlberff  A, 

Marks  M, 

OlTer  ft  Friedman, 

OULLAHAN  D  J, 

Smi^Ji  Thos, 

Straus  D, 

ALDEN  E  B  ft  CO, 

PALMER  S  0, 

Greehn  &  Asher, 

James  ft  Longj 

Nathan  M, 

THORP  A  W, 

HARRISON  6  W, 

Tautsbaum  bamual,^ 

Hirschfeld  S,  ^ 

Kelly  W  S, 

Nowcomb  C  A, 

NicholsK.n  W  T, 

PLUMMER  ft  ROBINSON, 
ACOSTA  FRANK, 

Biirr  A,  " 

Lcvinger  Ike,  " 

Lieves  Philip,  " 

SoliKmnn  Louis,  •' 

CRIBB  E  C,  Walnut  Creek 

BENJAMIN  CHAS  W,    Watsonvillu 

Stewart  J  \V, 
Hanson  D, 
Diiiley  P  J. 
Fisher  ft  Moriaon, 
lioniiford  Tlios, 

CHAMBERLAIN  P  B, 
FOUCH  BROS. 


Suisun 
•I 

Susanville 
II 

II 

Timbnctoo 

Truckco 

Turlock 

Vallejo 
•« 

II 

11 


Visidia 


Weaverville 

West  Oakland 
II 


Maldtr>j  Antonio, 
Salaziir  A, 
Kahn  ft  Coblentz, 
Charmak  Chas, 
P.isberg  J, 


WilUnras 
II 

Wilmin}{ton 


Willows 

Woodland 

Yreka 


CIGAR  MANUFACTURERS. 

(Sec  also  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 

BaumI  W  L,  Berkeley 

Ijevi  ]j  Los  Angeles 

Zech  Henry  A,  " 

Breen  Jno,  (Pioneer),  Oakland 

Hcin  Geo  " 

OAKLAND  WHITE  LABOR  CI- 
OAR FACTORY, 

Opitz  B, 

Hutchinson  B  P, 
Bnptiste  J  ft  Co, 

KERTH  J  0, 

Lascano  F, 

PETTIT  R  H, 

Girtin  Wm, 
Brunst  F, 

BUNEMANN  F, 
HARTZOKE  JOHN, 

Roehr  Henry, 
Moore  P  L, 
Stroeter  H  W, 


Red  Bluff 
Sacramento 


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II 


San  Bernardino 
San  Jose 


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11 


Santa  Barbara 
Stockton 


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PALMJm  N  w, 

and  collector, 
Bailey  Alox,  city  jmlae, 
Melrose  \\,  town  clerk, 
Payne  I>  K,  city  marshal, 
Seibert  B  F,  town  trustee, 

ABBUCKLE  T  B,  city 


treasurer 
Alamecl 
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marshal, 
Arbuckl 
Chico 


Crew  A  H,  city  treasurer, 
LUCAS  A  J,  police  judge, 
Rundell  U  Y,  city  marshal  and  as- 
sessor, " 
WnrreiiCO,  city  clerk  and  recorder, " 
Wescott  Henry,  town  marshal,  Colusn 
Dickson  It  B,  police  judge,  Eureka 
Christy  L  M,  city  marshal,  Gilroy 
Satter white  Thos  D,  city  olerk,         " 

BETNOLDS    WM,  city   marshal, 

Grass  Valley 
Hilbon  Gilley,  marshal,  Livermore 

Toberman  .1  It,  city  mayor,    lios  Angeles 
King  Henry,  chief  •£  police, 
Robinson  W  VV,   city  clerk  of  city 

council, 
Robinson  W  W,  city  auditor, 
Bilderrain  K,  city  assessor, 
Krimer  M,  city  tax  collector,  *' 

CAS^J)  M  B,  city  morshal,  Marysville 
Gridley  E  S,   city  treasurer,  Nnpii 

Casper  K,  city  clerk,         Nevada  City 
Drey  fuss  L  W,   city  treasurer,  " 

luing  \V  S,  c  ity  assessor  ,  " 

Blevjn  — ,  mayor,  Oakland 

FLETCHEBWF,  capt  of  police  " 
DODS  JAMES,  city  cKrk  and  treas  , " 
Mori?an  (i  L,  city  atty,  " 

DELLON  J  M.  city  assessor,  '* 

CUTTING  JAS  BjCity  marshal,  " 
By^iLABD  JAS  W,  license  col,  " 
MORGAN  T  W,  city  ensineer,      " 

LUTHER  H  GARY,  health  offiV,  " 
JENKINS  T  F,  sanitary  inspuc'r,  " 
WELCH  R  C,  police  jud!,'P, 

Redwood  City 
Grimmenstein  H,  city  marshal,  " 

Turner  Jabez,  mayor,  Sacramento 

Henry  W  A,  police  judge,  " 

Karcher  M;\t,    chief  of  police,  " 

Chamberlain  Wm,  city  treasurer,  " 
Cog>4n8  Paschal.court  commission 'r," 
Anderson  W  A,  city  atty,  " 

McKee  Ed  H,   auditor,  " 

Spinks  Alf,   city  clerk,  " 

Putman  Geo  A,   city  collector,  " 

Shepherd  F  A,   city  assessor,  " 

Bassett  L  F,   city  surveyor,  " 

LandesFL,   snpt  of  schools,  '' 

Kidder  N  A,   harbor  master,  " 

Phillips  F  D,  health  officer,  " 

Sullivan  Con,   chief  engineer  of  fire 
Department,  " 


Cunningham  John  A,    engineer  of 

water  works,  Huoramento 

Sheriden  8  N  8r,   city  marshal, 

San  Buenaventura 

CHRISTIAN  H  T,  city  clerk  and 

assessor,  San  Diego 

Hotchkiss  A  B,  city  atty,  " 

Lockling  \,  L,  city  eugiiieer,  " 

Stockton  T  C,  city  health  officer,       " 

Archer  L,  mayorj San  Jose 

HASKELL  DANIEL,  chief  of  po- 
lice, " 
Ellis  \V  F,  city  assessor  and  clerk,     " 
Lotz    Josepha,  city  treasurer  and 

collector,  •* 

Pieper  J  H,  city  surveyor,  " 

Finch  J  B,  city  supt  schools,  " 

Henderson  W  A,  mayor,  San  Luis  Obispo 
Forrester  P  A,  police  judge,  ** 

MoCONAUGHEY  WM.oity  atty,   ' ' 

Thornton  O  F,  city  assessor,  " 
Small  wo(kI  A  B,  city  tax  collector,    " 
Rdbbinn  Geo  \V,  city  marshal,  " 
OIMBALL    HENRY,  chief  engi- 
neer,      " 

FITTS  WM,  marshal,         Santa  Clara 
CURTIS  L,  police  judge,     Santa  Cruz 
Ikckner  \V  S,  city  marshal,  Santa  Rosa 
Mcllmoil  John,  street  commissioner,  " 
Ball  H  S,  mayor,  Salinas  City 

Miller  J  L,  city  assessor,  Sonora 

Hall  J,  city  treasurer  and  trustee,     " 
Coimclly  .lames,  city  marshal,  " 

Hyatt  G  C,  mayor,  Stockton 

Paulk  C  C,  police  judge,  '• 

Fiangmaid  O  G,  chief  police,  " 

Carter  S  L,  city  atty.  •• 

Allen  E  H,  city  assessor,  " 

Brownlie  A  J,  city  clerk,  Vallejo 

Spangler  Jno  W,  city  marshal,     Visalia 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS. 

(See  Surveyors.) 


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Newton  Rev  Geo,  (M  E),  " 

Priddy  Rev  W  B,  (M  E),  Amador  City 
Carrington  John,  (Congreg'l),      Antioch 

Chilson  — ,  (M  E),  Areata 

Todd  S  H,  (M  E),  Auburn 

Peters  Rev  J  H,  (M  E),  BakersHeld 

Adams  Rev  Geo,  (M  E),  Bi<rgs 

Milnes  Rev  C  G,  (M  E),  Bloomfield 

Cassin  Father.  (R  C),  Bodio 
HinkleGB,  (ME), 

(Jafney  Rev  Wm,  Brentwood 

Kinsey  Rev  S,  (M  E),  Brownsville 
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Bland  Rev  H  J,  (M  E),  Cacheville 

Bnck  Rev  M  D,  (M  E),  Calistoga 


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Sheriff  Rov  A  R,  (M  E),  Ceres 

Holbrook  Rev  A,  (M  E),  Chico 

Conway  Rev  J  M,  (Catholic),  Cloverdale 
Sheltou  Rev  J  (i,  (M  E),  " 

Whitney  Rev  S  P,  (Congregutional)  " 
Stanley  Rev  O  R,  (M  E),  Colfax 

Martin  Rev  W  H,  (Christian),  Colusa 
Barchard  Rev  J  L,  (M  E),  Cordelia 

Fisher  Rev  .Ino  S,  (M  E),  Covelo 

Sheldon  Rev  H  B,  (M  E), 
Taylor  Rev  B  F,  (M  E),     Crescent  City 
Woodward  Rev  T  H,  (M  E),  Dixon 

Appletou  Rev  Jno,  (M  E),  Downiovillc 
Law  Rev  M,  (M  E),  Downey  City 

Moores  Wm  (M  E), 
Settle  M  G  (M  E), 

Bander  T  J,  Dunnigan 

King  Rev  E  H,  (M  E),  Dutch  Flat 

Nales  F  W, 

Augwin  Rev  W,  (M  E),  East  Oakland 
Crawford  Rev  A  K,  (M  E),  Elk  Grovo 
Kinkade  G  H,  Elinira 

Hancock  Rev  L  M,  (M  E),  Eureka 

Lynch  C  N,  (Catholic),  " 

Kuykendall  Rev  J  W,  (M  E),  J:tna 
Dexter  G  M,  (Congregational),  Ferndalc 
Kennedy  Rev,  (Catholic),  '' 

Palmer  Rev  T  B,  (M  E), 
Jewell  Rev  J  B,  (Presby'n),    Fiddleto' 
Wible  Rev  E  A,  (M  E),  Folsr 

Curry  Rev  W  C,  )M  E),  French  C«mi 
Dooley  Rov  L,  (Presbyterian),  Fresno 
Hopkins  Rev  I  L,  (M  E),  " 

Kelley  Rev  D  O,  (thjiscopal), 
Corwin  Rev  W  S,  (M  E),      Georgetown 
Atkinson  T  A  (M  E),  Gilroy 

Britton  R  J  B,  (Episcopal),  " 

Bryant  Rev  J  W,  (M  E),  " 

Dryden  D  A,  (M  E), 
Hudson  Rev  Thos,  (Catholic), 
Dolten  Father,  (Catholic),    Grass  Valley 
Gober  Rev  W  R,  (Methodist), 

Perkins  Rev  F  B,  (Congregational),    " 
Powell  Rev  W  C,  (Episcopal),  " 

Hubbard  Rev  J  N,  (Presny'),  Grayson 
Jones  Rev  J  H,  (M  E),  Half  Moon  Bay 
Duncan  Rev  — ,  (Congrega'l),  Hay  wardw 
Mayne  Rev  W  T,  (M  E), 
Tallman  Rev  H  C,  (M  E),  Healdsburg 
Reems  Rev  — ,  Hioksville 

Jones  Rev  S,  (M  E),  Hollister 

Willis  Rev  F  M,  (M  E),  Independence 
Rhoades  Rev  B  F,  (M  E),  Indian  Springs 
Sterrett  Rev  S  L,  (M  E),  lone  City 

Buchannan  Rev  P  G,  (M  E),  Jackson 
Fox  Rev  B,  Kelseyville 

Jones  Rev  C  P, 
Mitchell  Rev  J  A, 

Burris  Rev  B  F,  (Methodist).  Lakeport 
Lillard  Rev  G  H, 

Cheivers  Rev  Thos,  (M  E),         Lemoore 
Featherston  Rev  E  F,  (M  E  South),   " 
Scott  Rev  G  W,  (Baptist), 


Winning  Rev  E  A,  (M  E),  Linden 

Ross  Rov  O  A,  (Congrega'l),  Little  Luke 
Poroer  Rev  F  E,  (Catholic),    Liverinore 
Pascoe  Rev  W  H,  (Congre'l)'  Lockeford 
Smith  Rev  E,  (M  E), 
Haswell  Rev  C  S,  (M  E),  L,Kli 

Steward  Rev  WC,  (Congregatioral),  " 
Bollinger  Rev  G  H,  (ME),    Los  Angeles 
Mohoouey  Rev  M,  (St  Vibiani  Cathe- 
dral), '" 

VEBDAOUER  REV  PETER, 

(Catholic), 
Miller  Rov  Martin,  (M  E),      Marysville 
McCrackon  Rov  Geo  H,  (M  E),  Mnvtield 
Kirkland  Rev  — ,  (M  E),  Merced 

McLean  Rev  E  (r,  (Presbyterian),  " 
Peck  Rev  H  P,  (First  Presbyterian),  " 
Price  Rev  Jas  K  P,  (M  E  South),  " 
VVilliamson    Rev  R  W,    (M  E), 

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Clifford  Rev  (Jeo,  (M  E),  N 

Damon  Rev  W  C, 

Slattery  Rev  M  I),  (Catholic), 

Todd  Rev  E  S,  (M  E), 

Maclay  Rev  W  J,  (M  E), 

Wylie  Rev  R,  (Presbvterian),  " 

Mann  Rev  J  L,  (M  E),        Nevada  City 

Meagher  Father,  (Catholic),  " 

Powell  Rev  Mr,  (Episcopal),  " 

Simms  Rev  J  J,  (Congregational),      " 

Beatty  Rev  G  W,  (M  E),  New  Almmlen 

Larkin  Rev  Geo,  (M  E),  Newcastle 

Trowbridge  Edwanl,  (M  E),        Oakdale 

Abbott  Rov   G   S,  (First  Baptist), 

Oakland 
Afferbach  Rev  C  H,  (M  E), 
Thompson  Rev  Jno,  (M  E),  " 

Wythe  Rev  J  H,  (M  E), 
Peck  Rev  N  R,  (M  E),  Ophir 

(ireen  John  B,  (M  E),  Orange 

Hill  Rev  Patrick,  (Catholic),    Ortigalito 
Clinse  Rev  O  S,  (Methodist),      Pasadena 
Noble  Rev  W  F_P,  (Presbyterian),   " 
"    "   '        ~  Pescadero 


Fish  Rev  I  B,  (M  E), 

Strong  Rev  J  H,  " 

Burton  Rev  Noah,  (M  E),  Petaluma 

Dille  Rev  E  R,  (M  E), 

Elliott  Rev  S  C,  (M  E),  Placerville 

(iraham  Rev  — ,  (Presbyterian),        " 

Hazen  Rev  E  A,  (M  E),        Point  Arena 

(Jafney  Rev  W,  (M  E),  Point  of  Timber 

Clark  Rev  — ,  Potter  Valley 

DunlapRevRR, 

Rhoades  Rev  S  H,  (M  E),         Red  Bluff 

Woodward  Rev  M,  (M  E),  " 

Bruner  Rev  J  A,  (M  E),  Richland 

Dinsmore  Rev  E  F, (Congre'l),   Rio  Vista 

Cross  Rev  Wm  H,  (Congre'l),   Riverside 

Nixon  Rev  Wm,  (M  E), 

Wilson  Rev  Wm,  (Episcopal),  " 

Ash  Rev  Geo  0,  (M  E),         Rohnerville 

Fields  Rev  J  L,  (lTnit«d  Brethren), 


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Andenon  Rev  T  H  B,  (M  E  South), 

Sacramento 
Bentlev  Rev  Robert.  (Methodiat).      " 
Dwinoll  Uev  I  E,  (Congregational),    " 
Froat  Rev  — ,  (Buntiat),  " 

Orecory  Rev  — ,  (Baptiat), 
McSweeny  Rev  Thoa,  " 

Rice  Rev  H  H,  (Weatminster  Prea- 

byterian),  " 

Scanlon  Rev  P,  (Catholic),  " 

Talibnor  Rov  C,  " 

Wickea  Rev  J  E,  (Metliodist), 
Bovard  iieo  F,  (M  E),      San  Bernardino 
Fonl  J  T,  (Congregational),  " 

fJrove  Rev  M  F\  (M  E  South),  " 

Bailey  Rev  A  M,  (M  E),  San  Joae 

(JeorgeRevTC,  (M  E),       , 
HopkiiiH  Rov  T  B,  (M  E), 
Jewell  Rov  F  F,  M  E), 
Martin  Rev  J  N,  (If  E), 
Strotton  Rev  C  C,  (M  E),  " 

Harris  Rev  J  J,  (M  E),  dan  Juan 

Cleveland  Rov  J  J,  (M  E),   San  Tjcandro 
Hill  Rev  Hiram,  (Presbyterian), 
Hulbert  Rev  VV,  (M  E), 
Husk  Rev  B  W,  (M  E),  San  Luis  Obispo 
Woodward  Rev  W  M,  (M  E),  SanRufael 
Criib  Rev  H  B,  (M  E),  San  Itamon 

Butler  Rev  — ,  (M  E  South),  Santa  Ana 
Calcvay  Rev  — ,  (M  E), 
LYLE  HSNBY  C,  M  D,   (Chris- 
tian Cliurch), 
Piirker  Rev  — ,  (Baptiat), 
Webster  Rev  T  J  C,  (Presbyterion), 
Bovurd  Rev  — ,  Santa  Barbara 

Trew  Rev  A  (I  L,  (Episcopal), 
Vila  Rev  James,  (Catholic), 


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Collin  Rev  Q  J,  (M  E),  Santa  Clara 

Dennett  Rov  W,  (M  E), 
Ross  Rev  J  W,  (M  E), 
Sinex  Rev  T  H,  (M  E), 
Trufren  Rev  J  L,  (M  E),         Santa  Cruz 
Jones  Rev  E  I,  (M  E),  Santa  Rosa 

Burchard  Rev  J  L,  (M  E),  Sebastopol 
Snell  Rev  J  0,  (M  E),  Sherwood  Valley 
Coleman  Rov  N,  (Catholic),  Smartsville 
Hazzard  Rev  A  C,  (M  E),  Sonora 

Wythe  Rev  J  H  Jr,  (M  E),  Sonoma 

Jacka  Rev  Elias,  (M  E),  South  Butte 
BARLOV  F  N,  (Baptist),      Stockton 

BIRDSALL  REV  E,  (Episcopal),  " 
Coyle  Rev  Jno,  (Methodist),  " 

Konzelman  Rev  A,  (M  E), 

MACKENZIE  REV  R. 

Osconon  Rev  — ,  (Catholic),  " 

VVenk  Rev  R  E,  (M  E),  Suisun 

White  Rev  A  P,  Susanville 

Burliughom  Rev  — ,  Sutter  Creek 

Dmlge  Rev  E  E,  (M  E), 
Dinsmrre  I  M.  (Presby'), 


Alanson  Rev  J  M,  (M  E  South), 
Bateman  Rev  Cephas,  (Baptist), 
Bluett  Rev  J  W,  (ME), 


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McBride  Rev  H  B,  (Preabyterian)  Ukiah 
Price  Rev  H,  (Christian),  " 

Jones  Rev  C  P,  (M  E),  Uncle  Sam 

Arnold  Dr  J  T,  Vallejo 

Cochran  Rev  — ,  " 

DAHIEL  KSi  J  LOUIS, 
HARRINOTOH  REV  JHO  B,    " 

Kliuk  Rev  N  B,  •• 

Redding  Rev  S  A,  (M  E), 
Avery  H  R,  (Presby').      Walnut  Creek 
Urmy  Rev  W  S,  (M  E),  " 

Deal  Rev  David,  Wataonville 

Humphreys  Rev  G  W,  (M  E),  Wheatland 
Hertel  Rev  C  A  F,  (M  E),  Willows 

Logan  Elder  J,  (Christian),         Winters 
Stuart  Rev  E  M,  (M  E),  Woodland 

Fowler  Rev  — ,  Wriuhts 

PETERSON  AEV  P, 

Smith  Rev  Jesse,  ,  " 

CLOTHING. 

(See  alao  General  Merchandise;  also  Dry 
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Mendelson  MA,  Anaheim 

Barron  K  N,  Bodie 

Cohn  J,  " 

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Rich  Br(»s, 

SCHWARTZ  M. 

Breslauer  H,  Chioo 

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HACHMANN  HENRT,  (second 
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WOODS  ft  WALKER, 

Nickell  ft  Plark,  Colfax 

Borland  Alex,  Coloma 

BGEOEFELJD'JOS,  Colusa 

Lutreille  B,  Downieville 

Loeweuthal  Jacob,  Eureka 

Loheide  ft  Sanders,  * 

McNamara  W  J,  •« 

Ephraim  M,  Forest  Hill 

BURNIE  A,  Grass  Valley 

Ferrell  ft  Harris,  " 

Novitzky  S,  " 

Peyser  W,  " 

SANDERS  J, 

Bernstein  ft  Co,  Los  Angeles 
Harris  L,  •• 

Jacoby  L,  " 

Norton  Mrs  A, " 

SVSSKIND  HENRY,  " 

WEIL  J, 

EgeuholfD,  Mariposa 

Cohn  E, Marysville 

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Worms  Julius, 

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Goldstein  A, 
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Bloch  M, 
Van  Baaren  John, 
Casper  K, 
Hyman  Bros, 
Miller  BH, 
Furth  Daniel, 
Kozminsky  S, 
Bernstein  &  Co, 
Brown  &  Violich, 
CaroS, 
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Greeuhood  &  Moran, 
Harris  Bros, 
Jonas  A  &  Bros, 
Letter  J, 
Nordliausen  A, 
Solomon  Aaron, 
Dzertfowski  N, 

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Bemhard  Isaac, 

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SLKTJS  L  &  CO  (wholesale), 

OILMAN  J  F  &  CO, 

JACOBS  L  (second  hand  clothing),  " 

Jacobs  N  M,  " 

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NATHANS  J  &C0. 

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Trarbach  J  no  J,  " 

ALDEN  &  MTi!P.WTAM,        St  Helena 

Horowitz  A,  8an  Bernardino 

Kuhlman  John  A,       San  Buenaventura 

Walluck  D,  San  Die,$o 

Appleton  J,  San  Jose 

Bloom  L, 

Isaacs  Mendel, 

Isaiujs  Moses  L, 

Jjovy  M, 

Myers  B, 

O  Bunion,  Kent  &  Co, 

RICH  &  BLUMENTHAL, 

Weiucr  M, 
Witkowsky  E, 
Levy  Abraham,  San  Leandro 

Dugbi  (r,  San  Luis  Obispo 

Frost  F  W,  Santa  Barbara 

.  Baniet  S,  Santa  Cruz 

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Monterey  Weil  D  ft  Bro, 
Napa  Blumenthal  L, 

Cadien  &  Bagley, 
Frankenheimer  B, 
Isaacs  Henry, 
Karsky  G, 
MELONEOW, 

Raphael  J, 
Rosenbaum  D  S, 
Rosenblum  M, 

STAMPER  ISAAC, 
Steiithard  Bros, 
Stockwell  E  R, 
ALDEN  EB&CO, 
ADOLPH  JULIUS, 
LEWISON  J  L  &  CO. 
SHERIDAN  P, 

Farnham  &  Co, 

PLUMMER  &  ROBINSON, 


Santa  Rosa 


Shasta 
Stockton 


Suisun 
Truckee 


Vallejo 


Helgeson  O  C, 
Alexander  Abram, 
Morris  M, 
Balch  J  R, 
Alexander  Henry, 

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COAL 

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COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS. 

Casenave  P  &  Co,  Los  Angeles 

Ghirardelli  &  Petor  (wholesale), 

Oakland 
Dingley  H,  Sacramento 

McManns  M,  " 

WHYTE  J  F  &  CO,  (agents) 

COLLECTORS. 

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ARBUCKLETR, 
DEMING  B, 
Wilkinson  N  R, 
Congdon  J  R, 
Lopera  C, 

LMNINOJNOH, 
FULLER  JOHN, 

Meyer  J  no, 

BARRETT  J  H. 

Barbero  Chas, 

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PHILIP  P, 
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Coe  John  T, 
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Parke  -J  V,  Oroville 

Bristol  A  O  Pasadena 

LANDRUM  H  L,  (collecting  agt), 

Peach  Tree 
Hewitt  Andrew,  Pleaaanton 

COMSTOCK  G  A,  Hed  Bluff 

WEL^  R  C.  Redwood  City 

Dougherty  W  J,  Routier 

Lang  Ceo  F,  Sacramento 

Swift  Elijah, 

SMITH  WAG. 
GOOK  HENRY. 

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RUSSELL  JAS. 

GOTTRELL  GHAS  T, 

HOBSON  JAGOB, 

SWARTHOUT  EH, 

STEPHENS  WM  L,    San  Luis  Obispo 


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Sun  Diego 


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Isabell  J  F, 
Rogers  Geo  I., 
Swett  Frank  H, 
Wiley  Alex, 
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MOWBRAY  J  L. 
PERRY  GEO. 

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AOLER  JAS. 

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Santa  Monica 

Santa  Rosa 

Sebastopol 

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Watson  ville 

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Lewis  M  A,  Oakdale 

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Babbit  Manuel  Gelpin,        ^      Oakland 
Bankhead  &  Co, 

BARNARD  W  E, 

Beach  J  6, 

Rouse  Warren  A  &  Co, 
WHARTON.  BOYD  &  CO. 
THOMSON  WM.  Piano 

ARENDT  H.  Plcasanton 

Cordon  Wm,  Porters  ville 

Wright  IS,  Ripon 

LEV Y  Ri  Sacramento 

Newmark  J  S, 

NOTTINGHAM  J. 
SHERBURN&  SMITH. 
STROBEL  CARL 

Wyllie  O  C,  San  Andreas 

HITCHGOCK  GEO  N.  San  Diego 

Keating  M, 

WENTSCHER  A. 

BLYTHE  &  MADDOX,        San  Jose 

Fanning  Wesley,  '* 

RAGGI;>  G, 

Driver  Thos, 
Baggs  W  M  &  Son, 
BAOEY  JH. 

Bostwick  I  S, 
Crawford  T  A, 

MELONS  G  W. 

Sperry  &  Co, 
Stewart  &  Smith, 

williams  c  e  &  go. 
j/aGfjon  henry, 

F  ardee  Geo, 

PORTER  J  T  &  CO. 

Murdock  W  C  A.  Co, 
Banning  Phineas, 
Jacoby  Herman, 


San  Leandro 
Stockton 


COMMISSION    MERCHANTS. 

Miller  I)  E,  Anaheim 

Hoadley  J  F.,  Cloverdale 

Murphy  M  A,  Colton 

BELL  FRED  W,  Eureka 

KINGSTON  HENRY,  (produce),  " 

Leveutht.l  A,  *' 

BAIE  THOS.  Hoopa  Valley 

Tuipin  W  M  k  Co,  Lompoc 

BRADSHAW  T  &  CO.    Los  Angeles 
Germain  E&  Co,  " 

MAXWELL  WALTON  S. 

Northcraft  W  H,  4  Co,        ,  " 

PHIIJPP. 

ROWAN  T  A  , 

HARDEN  ^OS,  Maxwell 

BuysserL,  Milton 


Watsonville 


Willows 
Wilmington 


CONFECTIONERS, 

(See  also  Candy  Factories.) 


Durncr  Chas, 
Manning;  Mrs  Mary, 

SWANN  MRS  F, 

Knowls  M, 
Mitchell  Bros, 

BROOKS  GEO  G. 
JONES  BROS, 
MANN  F  T, 
SALLADY  0, 

Punly  H  H, 

JONES  WARREN, 

DahllKirg  A  H, 

MAYER  SAMUEL, 
REESE  J  W. 
SHANKLINJT. 

Castro  Y  — , 
Freeman  Bros, 
Pitcher  H  S, 

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Cherokee 

Cloverdale 

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KayW, 

Jackson 

Bicharda  W, 

Aqueduct 

Versteagg  P, 

Junction  City 

Clapp  S, 
McCtirmick  Jas  Jr, 

Auburn 

Gelich  Pasquale, 
Dinwiddie  J  F, 

Livermore 

II 

Lompoc 

WILLIAMS  JNOO, 

Ashley  Danl,              .     . 

Banta 

Rothschild  &  Leiss, 

Los  Angeles 

Benton 

Small  Geo  W, 

Martinez 

Morris  A  R,              '       ' 

Berkeley 

Peri  A, 

Marysville 

Smith  M  G, 

Biel)er 

PERT  E. 
W0LC3TT  OSCAR. 

<i 

FLINT  JC, 

Smith  MG,                     ; 

Bi^gs 

Milton 

Big  Valley 

Sweet  J  J, 

Napa 

Harrington  Jas,      ,  '. , ; ; . 

Bodie 

SAITGUINETTE  B, 

Nevada  City 

StebbinsS'G,            •       '' 

'  •'<              ,1 

Tarn  A, 

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Apsey  Job  E, 

Cambria 

JACKSON  HAKTIN, 

Oakdale 

Brown  Edwin, 

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Anderson  Wm, 

Oakland 

Congdon  J  R,                   ' 

Capistrano 

Bacon  •Ino  U, 

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Lopera  C, 

II 

3at«8JW, 

-  ■  :  ' 

Benn  John, 

Carponteria 

Brandstaater  Joseph, 

II 

Winters  WW, 

Clayton 

Bruniug  Bros, 

II 

Boyrie  J, 

Clinton 

Cutting  &  Baker 

•1 

Webster  E, 

Colfax 

Hickethier  H, 

<l 

Brewer  H  H, 

Coloma 

Paul  John  A  &  Son, 

II 

Davis  J, 

Columbia 

Glich  P. 

Oroville 

Jamison  I  S, 

Colusa 

Brush  E  B, 

Petaluma 

Ping  W  J, 
Harlow  G  W, 

tt 

Carthicke  John, 

Placerville 

Coulterville 

Hilbert  Chas, 

II 

HoilonGeo, 

11 

Brace  M  S, 

Plymouth 

Murphy  Jno, 

II 

Watkins  Thos, 

II 

Barnes  T  B, 

Dixon 

OAVENFOBT  J  S, 

Red  Bluff 

Martin  J  P, 

<• 

WALLACE  PT, 

II 

FULLER  JOHN, 

Downey  City 

ALLENDER&MOREY.    Rio  Vista 

Tarwater  B  W, 

It 

Bennett  I, 

Sacramento 

Burchell  H, 

Drytown 

BOTD  THOS, 

II 

French  C  L, 

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Miilson  A, 

(( 

EGLA. 

II 

METER  JOHN, 

Dutch  Flat 

STRELLNAXJER  R, 

Salinas  City 

Grider  C  E, 

Eagleville 

Ellrington  Thos, 
Wolf  sneimer  C, 

San  Bernardino 

Gilardin  Alex, 

East  Oakland 

San  Diego 

Green  A, 

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LEWIS  E  B, 

San  Jose 

Warf  A  J, 

EI  Dorado 

Oweiis  W  H, 

II 

Kennad  Cyrus  B, 

Elk  Grovo 

THOMAS  FRANK  H, 

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Bows  Mat, 

Felton 

Schwartz  Gabriel, 

San  Luis  Obispo 

Slittings  D, 
StrobelWm  A, 

Ferndale 

VintS, 

San  Mateo 

Folsom 

Schirm  Geo, 

Santa  Ana 

Pierce  J  K, 

Fort  Ross 

PETERS  &  CURTIS, 

Santa  Cruz 

SAMPSON  G  W, 

French  Camp 

Young  M, 

II 

McAndle  James, 

FresiiD 

Campbell  J  J, 

Santa  Rosa 

Figitt  C  C, 

(ialt 

Haag  Adam, 

LTJTJE  &  GROSS, 

Sonora 

EppsTB, 

Georgetown 

Stockton 

Hinman  A  G, 

(iilroy 

Sperry  A  B, 

II 

Barbero  Chas, 

Grangeville 

Gilmer  Isaiah, 

Sutter  Creek 

REYNOLDS  WM, 

Grass  Valley 

THORP  A  W, 

Timbuctoo 

Peters  James, 

11 

Turner  G  I, 

Ukiah 

Finch  Geo, 

Grayson 

Grant  R  P, 

Visalia 

McCann  W     ,, 

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GLENDINNING  E, 

Woodland 

Cole  Ben, 

Oridley 

Avery  Lyman, 

Wrights 

Stule  Wm, 

Griz«ly  Flat 

House  A  D, 

Hanfoni 

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Honiitos 
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Moulton  Garry  H, 

Alameda 

Coombs  W  S, 

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Iowa  Hill 

Payton  W, 

Amador  City 

Hursley  J  D, 

KELLY  P, 

Snodgruss  B  J, 

Anaheim 

Jaclcson 

Elmore  W  W,      j  Kf  c 
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Jamesville 

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Dean  Geo,    , 
Koelkis  G  H, 
Welsh  Jno  B, 
McAlister  S, 
LovelHce  M  H, 

NOONAN  DENinS, 

HiuKer  Geo, 
Curley  J  E, 
Hare  M  D, 
Lockwood  G  N, 
Lewis  Jno, 
PattieJohn, 
Staker  Danl, 
Wade  J  B, 
Dou  Joseph, 
Brow  E, 
Leeson  Joseph, 
Ross  W  G, 
Greening  David, 
Scott  VVm, 
Northnp  E, 
Birdo  liovi, 
TilleyG  H, 
Gray  J  T, 
Isliell  J  F, 
Brown  — , 

PARKS  J  V, 
HEMMING  BB, 

West  Henry  E, 
Bristol  AG, 
Ciunins  M, 
Bailey  Jas  G, 
Tucker  Danl  S, 
Donovan  Danl, 
Ross  A  H, 
Hewitt  Andrew, 
Ekel  J  J, 
SijrU'r  W  L, 
Boweu  A  S, 
Handy  It  D, 
Eckels  S  A  J, 
Waldeu  James  M, 
Dougherty  W  J, 
Ciioper  VVm  J, 
Medley  .J  C, 

SWIi'T  FBANK, 

Lu.diip  AG, 
DriscoU  D, 

COOKHENBT, 
RUSSEL  JAMES, 

Carpenter  Jno  T, 
RiualdiCR, 
Hall  J  K, 

HOBSON  JACOB, 

tjross  Chas, 
Roach  James  H, 
Jewett  Henry, 

STEPHENS  WML, 

Huey  Wm  R, 
Wilcox  John, 
Isaliell  J  F, 
Ritchey  Wm, 
Phillips  A  W, 


Julian  City 

Kelsey 

Kingsburg 

itnight's  Ferry 

Lemoore 

Livermore 

Lockeford 

Los  Angeles 


Maine  Prairie 

Mammoth  City 

Markleeville 
i( 

Mariposa 

Marysville 

Merced 

Modesto 

Moro 

Nevada  City 

North  San  Jauu 

Oakdale 

Oakland 

Oleta 

Orange 

Orland 

Oroville 

Pacheco 

Pajaro 

Pasadena 

Pescadero 

Placerville 
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Plainsburg 
<( 

Pleasanton 

Plymouth 

Portersville 

Point  Arena 

Redding 

Rocklin 

Routior 

Sacramento 


SCBINNINOEB  E  M, 

Bruk  E  E, 
Peck  N  T, 
Walker  Thos, 
Rogers  Geo  I, 
Tanner  R  R, 
Forrest  C, 

MINOTJSJOHNA, 
PuUen  E  A, 
Taxon  John  T, 
Kohlberg  Ben  F, 
Roheberg  Ben  F, 
Tie  Moyne  Wm  J, 
Hoxie  B  F, 
Well  James  T, 
Cain  J  R, 
Brown  M  H, 
Jones  T  E, 

LEWIS  PH. 
OBEELEYHH, 

Reed  James, 
Small  David, 
Kittrelle  M  B, 
Bucknell  R, 
Smith  Van  B, 
Richards  Walter, 
Sturman  I  N, 
Diuiliip  Saml  B, 

JESSEN  CONRAD, 

Bevan  T  E, 
VViiddle  C  D, 

WILSET  CHAS, 

Brooks  P  P, 
Pipkin  J, 

STEWARD  J  F, 

Powers  Warren, 


Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 
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Santa  Monica 

Santa  Paula 

Saucelito 

Sheep  Ranch 

Silverado 

Sonora 

Stockton 
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Sumner 

Suisun 
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Susanville 

Sutter  Creek 
<< 

Tracy 

Truckee 
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Tehama 

Turlock 

Upper  Lake 

Vallejo 

Volcano 
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Watsonville 
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Wheatland 

Williams 

Willows 

Winter 
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Woodland 


CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD 
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Salinas  City 

San  Andre<i8 

San  Dieg< 

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San  Fernando 

San  Jose 
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San  Juan 
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San  Luis  Obispo 

San  Marcos 

San  Pablo 

Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbara 


Babcock  W  B, 
Moore  G  B, 
Quirk  &;  Kemp, 
Kteero  C  W, 
Hardy  Jas, 
Young  F  E, 
Emmett  Elias, 
Kellogg  E  M, 
Lindley  Wm, 
Monday  D  L, 
Nichols  R  F, 
Thompson  A  E, 

Emerson  Austin, 

Howard  VVm, 

Fletcher  J  C, 

Bruster  D  D, 

Brewer  H  W, 

Burlingame  J  G, 

Reeves  E  J, 

Anderson  Chas, 

Davis  Chas, 

Goodyear  Andrew, 

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Alleghany 

Alma 

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Anaheim 

Angel's  Camp 

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Bunoe  H  A, 
Myers  J  W, 
Junto  Roscoe,  (boat), 
Van  Dom  H, 
Wolf  John, 
HABDENH, 
Howarth  &  Shaw, 
Morria  H  D, 
Johnson  W,  (ship) 
CredifordWS. 
Peery  J  A, 
Meeker  O  8, 
Hopkins  S, 
Harlow  Jno, 
Gilbert  James, 
Harriman  J  F, 
Palmer  O  S, 
Baker  J  W, 
Marrow  &,  Verrell, 
Brocksieb  Chas, 
Tony  G  S, 

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Williams  C  A, 
Delmonte  Frank, 
Storer  Jno  H, 
Folhemus  Wm, 
Pope  R  P  S, 
Rice  M  L, 
Leavens  Peter, 
Norris  — , 
Siebe  Claus, 
Siebe  John, 
Rod^rs  M  N, 
Murray  Robt, 
Dennett  C  E, 
Johnson  Max, 
McGiiire  A  J, 
Wilson  Frank, 
Rawling  N  W, 
Stewart  S  C, 
Mitchell  L  T, 
Hay  Jno, 
Missen  R  B, 

CLOSE  &MEBCER; 

Bendixon  H  D,  (ship), 
Hopkins  J  P, 
Heuley  Wm, 

FROST  &KnrzEL, 

Grinsell  &  Whitman, 
Rackhif  ft  Colburn, 
Gilmau  Jno, 
Bickford  H  P, 
Haskins  Wm, 
Allen  E, 
Marks  Peter, 
Miller  Heary, 
Stetson  Josiah, 
Jefferson  W, 
Wantlin  Clinton, 
Miller  C  R, 
Bolton  John, 
Griffith  E, 


Berkeley 

Biggs 

Black  Diamond 
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Black  Station 
Bodie 


Bolinas 

Boulder  Creek 
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Brentwood 

'  Bridgeport 

Brihgton 

Butcher  Ranch 

Cambria 
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Camptonville 

Cayucos 
Clarksburg 
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Cloverdale 

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Collinsville 

Coloma 

Colton 

Columbia 

Colusa 

Cordelia 


Courtland 

Cuffey's  Cove 

Decoto 

Downey  City 

Downieville 

Duncan's  Mill 

Elk  Grove 
<< 

Elliott 

Elmira 
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Eureka 


Evergreen 
Fcrndale 


Folsom 
Forest  City 

Forest  Hill 


Fort  Bidwell 

Franklin 

Freeport 

French  Corral 


Seze  Pascal, 

Beers  W  J, 

Burch  J  W,  (mason), 

Cunningham  J  A,  Z^ 

McDONOTJOH  &  HTDE, 

Bauty  F, 

DainsH  M  &  Son, 
DAINES  ft  SON. 

Smieder  F, 
Swift  I  G, 
Brown  A  M, 
Danna  M  D  W, 
Harris  W  F, 
Hill  R  M  C, 
Uhlenkamp  Conrad, 
Uhlenkamp  Martin, 
Brown  J  \V,  ^_- 

DUSTIN  &!COLE. 

Porter  &  Bro, 
Stare  Saml, 
Morse  Jas, 
Hoy  P  A. 
Lan  D, 
Shoemaker  A, 

JOHNSON  JAMES, 

Webber  W  J. 
Boyce  W  J, 
McConnell  Gibson, 
Stecker  A, 
Bumham  L  P, 
Cook  J  M, 
Fitzer  S  C, 
Wilcox  C  H, 
Sullivan  G  M, 
Harter  D, 
Williams  J, 
Ingram  Robert, 
Franklin  James, 

BUNDY  T,  (boat), 

Kennedy  R, 
Brewster  S  G, 
Clinton  &  Finley, 
Davidson  R  C, 
Buel  E  C, 
Dennen  J  N, 
Coil  Jas, 
Cudner  A  A, 
Wagner  R  O, 
Clapp  Thos  J, 
Comstock  N  A, 
Boggs  &  Ripley, 
Corwin  &  Caldwell, 
Devine  Martin, 
Falvey  — , 
Har(j>itt  Godfrey, 
HiJdreth  J, 
Hubbell'Geo, 
Lloyd  Wm, 

MASSHALL&SON, 

Lee  G  R, 
Paine  A  S,       ^ 
Sandy  John, 
Wilber  John, 


Frvuch  Creek 
Fresno 


Lower  Lake 
Madison 


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Geyserville 
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Grangeville 
Green  Valley 

Greenwood 
Gridley 
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Grizzly  Flat 

Guadaloupe 

Han  ford 

Happy  Camp 
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HoUister 
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Hoopa  Valley 

Imsdale 

Independence 

Iowa  Hill 


Jacinto 

Jackson 
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Lakeport 

Lemoore 


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Little  River 

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Monroe  S,    

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Laulor  T  H, 
Smith  C  £, 
Breen  N, 
Oliver  W  0, 
Bleaks  John, 
Hurd  E  D, 
Snedscau  S  T, 
Glascock  T  J, 
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Wolever  D, 
Wright  J  A, 

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Marysville 


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Milford 

Millville 
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Monterey 

Monticello 
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Oroville 

Ortigalito 

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Lineger  M  D, 
Martin  J  F, 
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Schmitt  George, 
Banbury  Jabez, 
Blatenberg  J, 
Leg;ge  Chas, 
Millanl  E, 
Ridgway  H, 
Squires' J  B, 
Ackermann  &  Hunter,. 
Kingery  S  S, 
Dunn  Nelson, 
Post  B  F. 

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Nicasjo 

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Oakdale 
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Oakland 


Copeland  Fred,  National  City 

Delavan  L,  Nelson 

BLOSS  A  A.  Nevada  City 

Dickerman  J  C, 

Smith  Jos, 

Huff  A, 

Wentworth  J  E, 

Anderson  Peter, 

Halliker  John, 

Jones  T  G  H, 

Cain  Charles  E, 

Weston  Geo  B, 

Hanson  N  T, 

Mann  M  V, 

Allen  William 

Beyer  A, 

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Higas  Henry,  " 

JORDAN  BROS, 

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Sears  Edwin  B  &  Co,  " 

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Waite  Cornelius, 

Watts  S, 

Welch  Walter, 

McCrellis  J  W,  Occidental 

Meeker  S  A, 

Sutton  W, 

Anderson  N  O, 


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Stevens  S  S, 
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Anderson  E  G, 

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Lown  M, 
Latouratte  P  H, 
Funk  Jno, 
Kinney  David, 
Swett  Jno, 
Abrams  4  Tuney, 
Carle  &  Croly, 
Coss  R, 
Hook  Wm, 
Hook  &  Falconer, 

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Murray  B  F, 
Neidhardt  W, 
Pike  &  Seaman, 
Schindler  C, 
Smith  &  Vannatta, 
Vaughan  Geo  W, 

WILSON  WM  M, 

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CANTLIN  MARTIN,. 

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HAMILTON  W  C, 


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Haver  D,  San  Mateo 

Peikey  D  J,  Santa  Barbara 

Nixon  Thomas, 
Richardson  Wm  T, 
Streeter  Wm, 
Gninnaer  S  P, 
Moulin  J  B, 
Thurober  I  L, 

OUEBHE  &  LUDWia, 

Smith  A  K, 

OUESNEL  J  P. 

Allison  P, 
Beckwith  James, 
Farley  H  D, 

McCracken  James, 

CSONVEBSE  ALLEN, 

WHITE  J  F, 

Boberta  J  L, 

Birch  T  W, 

Carter  J  S, 

Edwards  Jas  &  Son, 

Furry  L, 

Hart  J  N, 

LAKE  E  J, 

MoCABTY  MATHEW, 

Moody  W  C, 

Plumer  W  P,  (stair  builder), 

Bobiiisou  H  G, 

Bosmsoir  jerbt. 

Smith  &  Collins, 
Verckler  J  J, 
Wilson  Henry, 
Sanders  T  6, 
Smith  John, 
Comer  Jno^ 
Crese  Jno, 
Dunliip  L  S, 
Williams  John  M, 

TESREAU  V  T. 

Bijuneau  T  S, 
Peek  Jas  A, 
Gastinaii  Ucury, 
Moore  N  W, 

FBATT  L  A. 

Lane  A  F, 
HoUiday  Wm  F, 
SVERSOLE  HENRY, 

California  Iron  Ship  Building  Yards, 

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Tahoe 

Tehama 

Tumales 

Tracy 

Trinidad 

Tulare 

Turlock 

Ukiah 

Vacaville 


Weisher  A, 
Bradt  ft  Corbiii, 
Brooks  Wm  N, 
Dnrey  W  A, 
Bridgman  C  B, 
Noon  A, 
Kathburn  E, 
McGrath  P, 
Ward  F, 
Wolfe  C  H, 
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President. 


M.  E.  Rtan, 

Secretary. 


California  Building  Company, 

or  Oakland,  California. 

Contractors  and  Builders  of  all  klnda  o(  Wood, 
Iron  and  Sui^penxloii  RridKes,  Pile  Drivlnif,  Wharf 
Biiildini;,  and  ali  kinds  of  Heavy  Frame  Work. 

Surveys,  Plans  and  Gstimates  furnished. 

Onii*«  at  RiiterprlMP  Mllln,  cor.  2d 
and  Urovo  Sts,  Uakland,  near  Overland  Depot. 


CONVEYANCERS. 

(See  Searchers  of  Records,) 

COOPERS. 

Willie  C,  Anaheim 

Feeney  P,  Bolinas 

Tcuscher  .Ino,  Coloma 

Hibhard  C  W,  Feltoii 
REINERT  EDWARD,      Los  Angeles 

.Summers  W  P,  Merrillville 
White  O, 

PfeiflFer  P,  Napa 

Fuller  Isaac,  Petalunia 

KempWm,  Placurville 

MILLER  JACOB,  RohnerviUe 

OCHSNER  JNO,  Sacramento 

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Heerandner  John,  San  Dietro 

HUGHES  P  D,  San  lose 

Miller  Frank,           ^  Santa  Cruz 

Crantz  C,  Smith  Uitjer 

Goodlin  Jas,  " 

Johnson  Peter,  " 

Keen  S  J,  " 

(xilbert  E,  Sonoma 

Goethe  A,  " 
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ALAMEDA  COUNTY 

Crane  A  M,  superior  judge,        Oakland 
Greene  W  E,  superior  judge,  " 

Tyrrel  Jeremiah,  shcrin',  " 

Ryder  Andrew,   county  clerk  and 

auditor,  " 

Borein  P  R,  county  recorder,  " 

Gibson  E  M,  dist  atty,  '• 

Palmer  Chas  E,  treas  and  tax  col,  " 
Boardman  W  F,  assessor  Ist  dist,  " 
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Hull  A  B,  auesaor  4th  dist,  Ilay  wards 
Osgood  L  E,  assessor  5th  dist,  Ceiitreville 
McLeod  A  J,a8ses8or  6th  dist,Liverinore 
Gilson  J  C,  supt  of  schools,  Oakland 
Castro  L,  county  surveyor, 
Hamilton  W  T,  county  coroner, 
Marston  S  J,  public  administrator, 

ALPINE  COUNTY. 

Amot  N  D  Jr,  superior  judge, 

Markleeville 
Scott  J  B,  sheriff  and  tax  collector, 
Harvey  W  W,county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor, 
Griffith  S  W,  dist  atty, 
Cronkite  Jno,  treasurer. 
Wade  Jas  H,  assessor, 
Parker  P  W,  supt  of  schools,  ' 

Hawkins  D  &,  surveyor,  ' 

Bolton  C  F,  county  coroner  and  pub- 
lic admiuiatrator,  ' 

AMASOB  COUNTT. 

Moore  Geo,  superior  judge,        Jackson 
Vogan  Jno,  sheriff,  " 

Fontenrose  L  J,  clerk  and  recorder,  " 
Meehun  Jas,  treasurer,  " 

Caminetti  A,  dist  atty,  " 

Petty  A,  assessor.  Volcano 

Miller  L,  supt  of  schools, 
Brown  J  A,  surveyor,  Sutter  Creek 

Schacht  B  H,   coroner  and  public 
administrator.  Volcano 

BUTTE  COUNTY. 

Hmulley  P  O,  superior  judge,     Oroville 
SPRAUUE  F  A,  sheriff, 
GREEN  JAMEStCouuty  clerk,      " 
OSGOOD   OABBNEB,   county  re- 
corder,      " 

GALE  JOHN,  dist  atty, 

Del.iiicy  Kichd,  county  treixsurer,       " 

McCLELLAN  SAMUEL,  asacsbor. " 

Le  Laucie  K,  tax  collector,  " 

Wood  Jesse,  county  supt  schools,      " 
Knowlton  A  L,  county  surveyor,   Chico 
Washburn  W  A,  coroner  audx>ublic 
administrator,  Orovillo 

CALAVEBAS  COUNTY. 

Gottschalk  C  V,  superior  judge, 

San  Andreas 
THORN  BEN  J  K.  county  sheriff, 
Uedmoud  K  M,  county  clerk,  audit- 
or and  recorder,  " 
Lewis  W  T,  dist  attorney,  ** 
Treat  J  F,  county  treasurer,  " 
Love  A,  county  assessor,  " 
Peachey  Thos  G,  supt  of  schools. 

Angel's  Camp 
Kelley  W  A,  county  coroner  and 
public  administrator,        San  Andreas 


COLUSA  COUNTY. 


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HATCH  F  L,  superior  judge, 

Steele  Jno  M,  sheriff, 

De  JABNATT  J  B,  county  clerk, 

auditor  and  recorder,  " 

HABT  T  J,  dist  atty,  i' 

Barnett  Robt,  county  treasurer,  " 
Houchins  Saml,  county  supt  schools," 

CONTBA  COSTA  COUNTY. 

Brown  Thos  \,  superior  judge,  Martinez 
MAHAN  D  P,  sheriJ, 
Wittenniyre  L  C,  county  clerk. 
Miller  C  Ed,  recorder, 
Darby  J  VV,  county  auditor, 
CHASE  E  B,  dist  atty, 
Hathaway  R  B,  county  treasurer,     " 
Stow  J  M,  county  assessor,  " 

Shuey  Wm,  tax  collector,  " 

McMahon  T  A,  county  surveyor,  " 
Bailey  A  A,  county  supt  of  schools, 

and  coroner,  ** 

Guy  Jno  W,  pub  administrator,        " 

DEL  NOBTE  COUNTY. 

Murphy  J  E,  superior  judge, 

Crescent  City 
Hughes  Chas  L,  sheriff  and  tax  col,  '* 
Peveler  P  H,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor,  " 

Mason  Ed^ar,  dist  atty,  " 

Saville  Wm,  county  treasurer,  " 

Woodhurii  VV  H,  county  assessor,  " 
Miller  Jno,  county  supt  of  schools,  " 
Cleveland  A  H,  county  surveyor,  *' 
Fruiitz    J  F,   county  coroner  and 

public  admtuistator,  " 

EL  DOBADO  COUNTY. 

Williams  Goo  E,  superior  judge, 

Placerville 
BUBNHAM  GEO,  sheriff, 

Witmer  E  VV,  county  clerk,  record- 
er and  auditor,  " 
Iiigham  Geo  H,  dist  atty,  " 
BUBNHAK  OEO.county  treasurer, " 
(ialt  Thoa  A,  assessor  and  collector,  '* 
Mark  ham  C  E,  supt  of  schools,  " 
Kimble  Geo  N,  county  surveyor,  " 
Merrill  C  E,  coroner.  " 
Merrill  C  E,  public  administrator,     '* 


FBESNO  COUNTY. 


Fresno 


Holmes  S  A,  superior  judge, 

HALL  EZEKIEL,  sheriff, 

CLABK    A    H,  county  clerk  and 

recorder,  " 

Bramlet  R  H,  auditor,  " 

ThomA  J,  county  treasurer,  " 
McXENZIE  W  H,  assessor, 
Bramlet  R  H,supt public  instruction," 

Davis  C  D,  county  surveyor,  " 


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HATNES   JOHN  F,    Ruperior 

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BROWN  THOS,«heriff. 
Thomson  Juo  8,  clerk,  recorder  and 

auditor,  " 

WILSON  E  W,  diatatty, 
Kiuaey  LT,  treasurer,  " 

Shaw  <>eo  H,  assessor,  " 

Casterlin  J  B,  supt  of  schools,  " 

Spring  O  H,   public  administrator 
and  coroner,  " 


INYO  COUNTY. 

Hanna    John    A,    superior    judge, 

Independence 

CROUOH  JOHN,  county  clerk,  au- 
ditor and  recorder,  '* 
Lnird  John  W  1*,  district  attorney,    " 
HARDY  GEO  H,  treasurer. 
Smith  Jas  W,  sheritTand  collector,    " 
May  Thos,  assessor,  " 
Symes  J  W,  county  supt,  " 
Seeley  Jos,  county  surveyor,  " 
Thompson   V  G,  coroner  and  ad- 
ministrator,                                      " 

KERN  COUNTY. 

Brundage  B,  superior  judge,  Bakersfield 

Bower  W  K,  sheriff, 

LIOHTNER  A  T,  county  clerk  and 

recorder,  " 

Wilkes  W  P,  county  auditor,  " 

SMITH  GEO  VIABLE,  district 

attorney,  ' ' 
Beruani  A  P,  county  treasurer,  " 
Harding  T  E,  county  assessor,  " 
Bower  W  K,  tax  collector,  " 
WALLACE  F  S,  supt  public  in- 
struction, " 
Burnap  S  A,  county  coroner,  " 
Burnap  S  A,  pub  administrator,  " 

LAKE  COUNTY. 

Hudson  Rodney  J,  superior  judge, 

,   Lakeport 
Burtnett  Peter,  sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, " 
Oliver  H  A,   county  clerk  and  re- 
corder and  auditor,                            " 
Crump  R  W,  dist  atty, 
Williams  David,  county  treasurer,     " 
Phelan  Nicholas,  assessor,                   " 
Kelley  J  A,  county  surveyor,            " 
Male  James,  coroner  and  public  ad- 
ministrator,                                      " 

LASSEN  COUNTY. 

Hendrick  J  W,  superior  judge, 

Susanville 
Skandan  H  N,   sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, " 


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ditor, Susanville 
BranhaKi  James,  dist  atty,  " 
Hyer  D  C,  treasurer,  " 
Harris  Edward,  assessor,  " 
Schooler  W  R,  supt  of  schools,           " 
Norboe  P  M,  county  surveyor,  •' 
Johnson  Robt,  county  coroner  and 
public  administrator,  " 

LOS  ANQELES  COUNTY. 

Howard  Volney  E,  superior  judge, 
Los  Angeles 

ROWLAND  WM  R,  sheriff, 

FOTTS  A  W,  county  clerk,  " 

Lamb  C  C,  county  recorder,  " 
YORBA  B  A,  county  auditor, 
BROWN  THOSE, dist  atty. 

Potts  J  W,  public  administrator,  " 

Liidley  Milton,  county  treasurer,  " 

Venable  J  W,  county  assessor,  " 

Cullen  W  B,  county  tax  collector,  " 
Hinton  J  W,  county  supt  of  public 

instruction,  '' 

WRIGHT  £  T,  county  surveyor  " 

Nadeuu  H,  county  coroner,  " 

MARIN  COUNTY. 

Bowers  T  J,  superior  judge,     San  Rafael 
Townsend  James,   sheriff  and    tax 

collector,  " 

Davis  Geo  W,  'lerk,  recorder  and 

auditor, 
Towle  G  M,  dist  atty, 
Dampier  Wm,  treasurer,  " 

Rotche  R  A,  asiwssor,  " 

Augustine  S  M,  supt  public  instruc- 
tion, 
Dodsfe  Geo  M,  county  surveyor,        " 
ESIN  E,    coroner   and  public  ad- 
ministrator, " 

MARIPOSA  COUNTY. 

Corcoran  J  M,  superior  judge, 

Mariposa 
Clarke  John  F,  sheriff  and  tax  col 
lector, 

STREETER   JARYIS,    county 

clerk,  recorder  and  auditor,  " 
Goucher  G  G,  dist  atty. 

Counts  Geo,  treasurer,  " 

Newman  M.  county  assessor,  " 
P2genhoff  W  D,  county  supt  schools,  " 

Thomas  R  B,  county  surveyor,  " 

Kavanough  W  S,  coroner,  " 

MENDOCINO  COUNTY. 

Mc(Tarvey  R,  superior  judge,        Ukiah 
Donohoe  J  H,   sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, " 
.Bransford  W  L,  county  clerk  and 
auditor,  " 


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Morr>>w  J  J,  county  recorder, 
Yell  A.  dist  atty, 
Fowzor  Jaa,  county  treasurer, 
Day  L  T,  county  aasesaor,  " 

Thomna  J  R,  county  auptschoola,       " 
Hurriaon  Thoa,  county  surveyor,         " 
Maaon  G   T,    county    coroner  and 
public  aduiiniatrutor,  " 

MERCED  COUNTT. 

Marka  Chas  H,  auperior  judge,     Merced 
Meany  A  J,  Hluriff  and  tax  collector,  " 
SimouBonJuhn  U,  county  clerk,         " 
Quigley  VV  J,  county  treiiaurer,  " 

Hamilton  E  J,  county  auditor  and 
recorder,  " 

FARRAB  FRANK  H,  dist  atty,  " 

Aiken  VV  B,  county  assessor,  " 

Dixon  E  T,  supt  pub  instruction,       '• 
Bost  John  W,  county  surveyor,         " 
Kucker  H  N,   county  coroner    and 
public  administrator,  " 


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VVeller  O  D,  slieriff, 

WELCH  GEORGE  W,  clerk  and 

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Ewin((  F  W,  dist  atty, 
Riiie  N  B,  county  treasurer, 
Howiird  Jaa  W,  county  nsttessor, 
(lru1il)8  E  P,  county  supt  of  schools, 
StiUiIey  J,  public  administrator  and 

coroner, 

MONO  COUNTT. 

Briggs  R  M,  superior  judge,    Bridgeport 

iSIk  > wers  J  ua.  sheri  ff, 

]KfTTJ.Ti1l  BEN  H.  county  clerk, 

ruconler  and  auditor, 
Piirker  Wm  O,  dist  atty, 
Tiukum  Z  B,  treasurer, 
Welch  J  J,  aasesaor, 
Sulhvau  Mrs  C  \V,  supt  school, 
Thompson  J  (J,  county  surveyor. 
Deal  Dr  D  L,   public  administrator 

and  coronor, 

MONTERET  COUNTT. 

ALEXANDER    J    K,     superior 

judge,  Salinas  City 

FRANKS  CHRIS,  sheriff. 

Dexter  M  L,  county  clerk, 
Speegle  M  M,  county  recorder, 
Joy  J  <},  county  auditor, 
DORNNA.  distatty, 
Hartnt'll  U,    county  treasurer  and 

tax  collector, 
Carpenter  W  L,  county  assessor. 
Shearer  S  M,  comty  supt  schools, 
Ingals  F  S,  county  surveyor, 
Trimmer  Dr  O  H,   county  coroner 

and  public  administritor, 


Wallace  Wm  C,  auperior  judge, 
Bennett  James,  sheriff,  " 

Neilson  L  N,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor,  " 

Coombs  F  L,  diet  atty,  " 

Henry  Joanph,  treasurer  and  tax  col- 
lector, " 
Kean  John,  assessor,  " 
Walker  C  M,  supt  of  schools,  '* 
De  Woody  T  J,  county  surveyors,  " 
Coleman  F  W,  county  coroner  and 
public  administrator,                        " 

NEVADA  COUNTT. 

Caldwell     John,     superior     judge, 

Nevada  City 
Tompkins  E  0,  sheriff,  " 

Carr  J  E,  county  clerk  and  auditor,  " 
Rapp  John  A,  county  recorder,  " 

(JaylordE  H,  distatty,  *• 

Schmittburg  (t  Von,  cjunty  treas- 
urer and  collector,  '■ 
Collins  D,  county  asscBsor,  ** 
Wickea  John  T,  supt  schools,  " 
Hart  well  A  G,  county  surveyor,  " 
Huss  Frank,  county  coroner,  " 
iShr  <  Alex  Jr,  public  administrator,  " 

PLACER  COUNTT. 

Myres  B  F,  sui)erior  judge.  Auburn 

B(>^gs  J  C,  sheriff  and  tax  collector, 
Nichols  T  J,  county  clerk, 
Adams  FD,  auditor  and  recorder, 

LARDNER  W  B.  dist  atty, 

Bisbae  J  (S,  county  treasurer, 
Mitchell  J  no  H,  aasesaor  dist  No  1, 
Muuson  W  L,  ita^iessor  dist  No  2, 
McKinley  J,  assessor  diat  No  3, 
Van  Eiion  James  A,  dist  assesssor,  Bath 
SEAVT  0  F,  county   supt   schools 

Auburn 

PLUMAS  COUNTT. 

Clough  G  (t,  superior  judge,  Quincy 

Halstead  P  L,  slieriff' aud  tax  collec- 
tor, " 
WH'TING  F  B,  county  clerk  and 

auditor,  " 

Ketchum  J  A,  ♦• 

Variel  R  H  F,  dist  atty,  " 

Haggard  Thos  L,  •• 

Black  Thos,  iissesaor,  " 

Hiill  F  (t,  county  supt  schools,  •* 

Heudel  C  W,  county  surveyor,  *' 

Fiak     H   W,    coroner    and    public 
administrator,  ■' 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTT. 

Denson  S  C,  superior  judge,  Sacramento 
CLARK  ROBT  C,  superior  judge    •» 
Heilbron  A,  sheriff  and  tax  collector," 


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Oerber  Wm  E,  couuty  auditor  and 

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Buckley  Henry  L,  diat  atty, 
Callahan  D  E,  county  treasurer,        " 
Houston  Joseph  W,  county  aaBessor," 
Bishop  Chas  K,  county  supt  scliool,  " 
PIEKSON  JIM  C,  county  Burveyor, 
Vermyla  Abrain  J,  county  coronor, 
Bronue  (ieo  F,  pub  administrator 

SAN  BENITO  COUNTY. 

Broen  Jas  F,  superior  judge      San  Juan 
Brown  Wm  T,  sheriff  and  tax  col 

lector,  Hollister 

Harris  H  B,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor  " 

May  JJ,  distatty, 
Baldwin  T  L,  county  treosurer, 
Dowdy  H,  county  assessor, 
Thompson  J  S,  county  supt  schools,  " 
Tullaran  M,  county  surveyor,  " 

Howard  Dr  li  R,  couuty  coroner  and 

public  administrator.  " 

SAN  BERNABDINO  COUNTY. 

Rolfe  H  C,  superior  judge, 

San  Bernardino 
King  Jno  C,  sheriff  and  collector, 
McKenney  A  F,  county  clerk,  recor- 
der and  auditor, 
Rowell  C  W,  dist  atty. 
Yager  Hardin,  county  treasurer, 
Johnson  F  M,  county  assessor, 
Rousseau  J   A,  county  supt  public 

instruction. 
Parsons  T  M,  county  surveyor. 
Rice  H  W,  county  coroner  and   pub 
administrator, 

SAN  DIEQO  COUNTY. 

McNealy  W  T,  superior  judge, 

San  Diego 
Coyne  Joseph,  sheriff  and  collector 
STATLER  S,  county  clerk, 
Remm  liilliert,  county  recorder  and 

auditor,  " 

SMITH  WILL  M,  «li8t  atty, 
Jorrt'S  Wm,  county  treasurer,  ** 

Hamilton  M  D,  county  assessor,         " 

HITCHCpCK  GEO  W,  "upt  public 

instruction,  " 

Locklin  L  L,  county  surveyor,  " 
Stockton  T  C,  public  administrator 

•     and  coroner,  " 

SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  COUNTY. 

McMurtry  Louis,  superior  judge, 

San  Luis  Obispo 
OAKES  W  J,  sheriff  and  collector. 
King  Nathan,  county  clerk,  recor 
der, 

GRAVES  ERNEST,  dist  atty. 


DANA  E  G,  oouaty  treaauror, 

San  Luia  Obispo 
Hardie  A  M,  county  aaaeuor,  " 

Beckett  John  F,  county  aupt  public 

instruction,  " 

Carpenter  Ezra,  county  aurveyor,  " 
Hartnacke  F,  county  coroner  and 

pub  administrator,  " 

PAi^HURST  RUSSELL,  county 

physician,  " 

SAN  JOAQUIN  COUNTY. 

Bucklny  W  S,  superior  judge,  Stockton 
Pttterson  A  V  R,  superior  judge,        " 

CUNNINGHAM  THOS,  sheriff,      •• 

Weaver  H  W,  county  clerk,  '• 

(Jrunsky  Chaa,  county  recorder  and 

auditor, 
CAMPBELL  J  C.  dist  atty, 
WEST  FRED  M.  county  treasurer 

and  tax  collector,  " 

Ralph  C  R,  county  assessor,  " 

Keniston  C  M,  county  supt  schools,"" 
Compton  H  T  Jr,  county  surveyor,  " 
Ring  C  B,  coroner,  " 

Ruibensteiu  R  R,  pub  administrator," 

SA^  MATEO  COUNTY. 

Head  E  F,  superior  judge, Redwood  City 
(Jreen  Geo  \V,  sheriti  and  colleclo.-,  " 
Walker  Henry,  clerk  and  recorder,     " 
Eikerenkotter  E,  auditor,  " 

Barry  Edward,  dist  atty, 
Wilcox  W  J,  treasurer, 
Hartsough  C'  W,  assessor, 
Hartley  (r  P,  «upt  schools  " 

Cloud  J  .r,  county  surveyor,  " 

Loveland  E  W,  county  coroner  and 
administrator,  " 

SANTA  BARBARA  COUNTY. 

HEACOCK  E  H,  superior  judge, 

Santa  Barbara 
Sherman  Chos  E,  sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, " 
Williams  A  B,  county  clerk,  record- 
er and  auditor,  " 
KINCAID  J  H,  dist  atty, 
Yudart  N,  county  treasurer,  " 
Ciarretson  J  M,  assessor,  " 
Thurman  H  E,  county  supt  public 

instruction,  " 

Barker  J  L,  surveyor,  " 

Finger  H  J,    county   coroner  and 
public  administrator,  " 

SANTA  CLARA  COUNTY. 

Belden  David,  San  Jose 

Spencer  Francis  E,  " 

WILLIAMS  FE,  sheriff, 

SONTHEIMER  J  J,  county  clerk,  " 
STEPHENS  H  W,  county  record- 
er and  auditor,  " 


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attorney, 
January   Wm  A,  county  treaauror 

and  collector, 
FAIRFIELD  H>  county  asseuor, 
Chiijman  L  F,  county  supt  schools, 
Kiohanls  — ,  county  surveyor, 
Harris  J  T,  coroner  and  public  ad- 
ministrator, 

SANTA  CBT7Z  COUNTY. 

Logan  J  H,  superior  judge,    Santa  Cruz 

Daken  Elmer,  slieritf, 

Makiniiey  U  E,  county  clerk,  record- 
er and  auditor, 

STOEEY  W  D,  dist  atty, 

Stciiimetz  Ch.irlcH,  county  treasurer 
and  tiix  collector,  .]'■. 

Aston  Frank,  assesssor, 

Hobbs  \V  H,  supt  schools, 

Wright  T  VV,  county  surveyor,  " 

Kobcrtiion  8  L,  county  coroner  and 
public  admiuintrator,  " 

SHASTA  COUNTY. 

Bell  Aaron,  superior  judge,  Shasta 

Hull  S,  sheriff  and  tax  collector,  " 
Tiffin  F  C,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 

recorder,  " 

Taylor  Clay  W,  dist  atty,  " 

Ripley  R,  county  treasurer,  " 

Kidder  VV  S,  county  assessor,  " 

Coleman  Mrs  D  M,  supt  schools,  " 
Stockton  J  E,  county  surveyor,  '* 
Bystte  D  P,    county  coroner  and 

public  administrutor,  " 

SIERRA  COUNTY. 

Howe  A  .1,  superior  judge,     Downieville 

Fish  W  B,  sheriff, 

8TRAN0E  H,  clerk,  recorder  and 

auditor, 
Howard  F  D,  dist  atty^ 
Scott  John,  county  treasurer, 
Luther  W  T,  county  assessor, 
Jones  Isaac  G,  county  surveyor, 
Mixsun  J  S,  supt  schools, 
McKinsey  A  .1,  public  administrator 

and  coroner, 

bISKIYOU  COUNTY. 

Steele  Elijah,  superior  judge,         Yreka 
Lash  D  N,  sheriff  and  tax  collector, 
Rice  Joseph,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor, 
Gillia  H  B,  dist  atty. 
Burrows  A  H,  county  treasurer, 
De  VVitt  Elisha,  county  assessor, 
Morst;  H  A,  county  supt  schools, 
Varnum  L  H,  county  surveyor, 
Cooley  Wm,  county  coroner  and 

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SOLANO  COUNTY. 

Farnham  Jno,  sheriff,  Fairflsld 

HARVEY  JOEL  A,  county  clerk, 
Weinmann  F  P,  couuty  recorder, 
BUCKLES  A  J,  dist  atty, 
Hoyt  W  K,  county  treasurer. 
Chamberlain  T  W,  county  asseaaor, 
Sutphen  A  W,  county  supt  schools,   " 
FITCH  WM  W,  county  surveyor,  " 
Sanborn  L  D,  county  coroner  and 
public  administrator,  " 

SONOMA  COUNTY. 

Temple    Jackson,    superior   judge, 

Santa  Rosa 
Pressley  J  G,  superior  judge,  " 

Dinwiddle  J  L,  sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, " 
Thompson  R  H,  county  clerk,  " 
WOOD   B(EN   S>   county   recorder 

and  auditor. 
Ware  Allison  B,  dist  atty, 
Aiken  Muthew,  county  treasurer. 
Sparks  (r  W,  county  assessor. 
Smith  J,  supt  public  schools. 
Cox  A  L,  county  surveyor, 
Tighe   Kelly,   county  coroner  and 
public  administrator,  " 

STANISLAUS  COUNTY. 

Hewell  A,  superior  judge,  Modesto 

Fulkerth  A  S,  sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, *' 

McCarthy  john  w,  county 

clerk,  " 

MoCOY    JOHN*    county  recorder 

and  auditor. 
Minor  W  O,  dist  atty, 
Hall  M  H,  county  treasurer. 
Tucker  J  F,  county  assessor, 
Robinson  W  H  J,  supt  schools,  pub- 
lic administrator  and  coroner,        " 
Robinson  R  B,  county  surveyor,        " 

SUTTER  COUNTY. 

Keyser    Phil   W,    superior    judge, 

Yuba  City 

Harkey  W  P,  sheriff  and  tax  collec- 
tor, 

LEE  H  W,  clerk,  auditor  and  rec 
order, 

Barney  M  C,  dist  atty, 

Van  Arsdale  A  B, 

Peck  W  F,  county  assessor, 

Graves  O  E,  supt  schools, 

McMillan  J  G,  county  surveyor,        " 

Alberti  G  W,  public  administrator 
and  coroner,  '  " 

TEHAMA  COUNTY. 

Lewis  E  J,  superior  judge,        Red  Bluff 
FOSTER  C  F,  sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, *' 


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MATTOCK  J  T.  diit  atty, 

Soott  P  C,  treasurer, 

Ely  Jaokaon,  asaesaor, 

Yea^er  Myron,  Mtipt  achoola, 

Lilliard  L,  surveyor, 

Hickman  Elijah,  coroner  and  ad 
ministrator, 

TBINITT  COUNTY. 

Jones  T  £,  supnrior  judge,    Weavervillo 
Smiley  J  \V,  sheriff  and  tax  collec- 
tor 
Esfces  Jno  M,  eouuty  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor, 
Philbrook  Jno  W,  dist  atty, 
Oritfiu  M  F,  county  trousurer, 
Marshidl  A  H,  county  aasuasor, 
Noonan  Geo  K,  i-ounty  school  aupt, 
Lowden  VV  S,  county  aurveyor, 
Taylor  Daniel,  county  coroner  and 
public  adminiatrator, 

TULARE  COUNTY. 

Cross  Wra  W,  superior  judge,      Visalin 
WELLS  M  J,  ahoritf  and  tax  col- 
lector, 
KNOX  JNO  G,  county  clerk, 
O'Bauuon  (J  S,  county  recorder, 
Jordon  Jno  P,  county  auditor, 
EDWARDS  E  J,  district  atty. 
Keener  Henry  A,  county  treasurer, 
Jetferds  F  G,  county  assBasor. 
ELLIS  W  J|  county  supt   public 

instruction, 
Lovelace  L  M,  county  coroner  and 

public  adminiatrator,  Leinoorc 

Smith  Setb,  county  asaoaaor,         Viaalia 

TUOLUMNE  COUNTY. 

ROONEY  J  F»  superior  judge,    Soiiora 
YANCEY    F  M,   sheriff  and   tax 

collector, 
POTTER  I  J,  clerk,  recorder  and 

auditor, 
Witt  Thos  J,  district  iittonicy, 
McLeon  Donald,  county  treu.surer, 
Monahan  John,  county  usacssor, 
Muriian  Jno  T,  county  aupt  Hchool.i, 
Beanvuis  A  B,  county  surveyor. 
Van  Harlirigcn  John,  public  auinni 

istrator  and  coroner, 

VENTURA  COUNTY. 

Hines    J    D,    superior  juiige, 

•San  Buenaventura 

Detroy  Joseph,  sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector, '  " 

EASTON  L  F,  ^l^rk,  auditor  and 
recorder,  " 

Brooks  J  M,  district  attorney,  " 

Ayers  Alliert,  county  treasurer,         " 


Conoway  J  A,  MMMor, 

San  Buenaventura 

De  Mure  D  D,  county  supt  of  public 
instruction,  " 

Hill  U  W,  county  ooronor  and  pub- 
lic adminiatrator,  " 

YOLO  COUNTY. 

Bush  E  R,  superior  judge.        Woodland 
Rahm  F  M,  sheriff, 
SMITH  J  K,  county  clerk  and  au- 
ditor, " 
Holcom  W  D,  county  recorder,  " 
Garoutte  C  H,  diatrict  attorney,         " 
Kean  A  C,  county  treasurer,  " 
Schleiman  F,  county  aaaeaaor,              " 
OOIN  J  W,  county  aupt  of  achools,  " 
Everett  L  I',  county  surveyor,           " 
KRELLENBERO  PETER,  cor- 
oner,                                        " 
Tucker  A  W,  public  administrator,    " 

YUBA  COUNTY. 

Koysor    Phil    VV,    superior    judj;^, 

Miiryaville 

MoCOY  H  L,  »i»oriff, 

Sherwood  T  J,  county  clerk,  " 

Gunning  S  O,  recorder  and  auditor,  " 

Howser  B  VV,  diMtrict  attorney,  " 

.Slattery  PC,  county  treasurer,  " 

Wilder  Louis,  asscaaor,  " 

Mc(Joy  H  L,  tax  collector,  " 

Steele  T  H,  county  aupt  schools.  " 

Wright  (i«o,  county  aurveyor,  " 

Frank  Geo  M,  county  coroner,  " 
Dunibersou  A  J,  public  administra- 
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Littletieia  &  Wiggina, 

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Cowen  Philip,             . 

Potaluma 

Hoakins  ThoH. 

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AGKBBMAN  ft  CO. 

Sacramento 

Benrnaen  N, 

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BENNING  BROS. 

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LEWIS  L  L  ft  Cb, 

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Duinery,  Alphonae  &  Co, 
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Ijendrum,  Burua  &  Co, 

San  Jose 

HUNT  C  C,                    Santa  Barbaru 

Newell  P  N, 

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Walcott  John, 

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BOWMAN  0, 

Jonea  F  ft  Son, 

Santa  Craz 
Santa  Maria 

GAMBLE  ft  BBTANT, 

Santa  Rohu 

BEHRNS  C.  («la»»a  and  china  ware). 

ERNEST  CHAS, 

Lark  A  E, 

II 

Suiaun 

SIMPSON  JOHN. 

Tehama 

JONES  LEE. 

Tmckce 

Cotton  AT, 

Tnlarp 

Hncker  <  S  A, 

Ukiuh 

FREIERMUTH  GEO  A, 

Watsonvillc 

LAURITZEN  P. 

II 

Eaton  J  H, 

Woodland 

CUTLERY. 

(See  also  Hardware;  alao  Variuticn. ) 

BROOKS  GEO  0,  Coluaa 

CarassuH  B,  Loa  Angeles 

METBURG  BROS. 

Uapp  &  Philipson,  " 

Beverton  S,  Oaklnai) 

HAUSER  D  ft  CO. 

HYDE  E  H  ft  CO. 

PIERCE  ft  00, 

SCHOENFELD  S  D.  Red  Bluff 

Beininerer  Auimat,  Sacramento 

COOLOTA, 

dray  CAD,  

•HEINRICH  LOUIS.  San  Diego 

Audt^rson  J,  San  Juan 

AUZERAIS  ft  POMEROT,  San  Jose 
Bonetti  U, 
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lAOARDEA.  *: 

LEWIS  E  ?, 
SOURISSEAU  F. 

Dennis  J  D, 


Johnson  Geo  N, 


San  Luis  Obispo 
Santa  Barbaru 


DANCING  ACADEMIES. 

MillinotonJ  S,  Oakland 

TEICHNER  ft  WOLFRUM,  San  Joae 


DENTISTS. 


Biahop  M  F, 
Wood  A  B, 
Cowen  E  L, 
Moore  W  A, 
Stone  S  M, 
Phillipa  R  F. 
Batea  C  P, 
Jonea  W  P, 

PRESHAW  R  G. 

Douglasa  Geo, 

TATES  L  G, 

Cruni  FA, 

KINGW  Z. 
MOAD  J  N. 

Coomea  A  M, 
Malone  A  F, 
Smith  F  Z, 

0LNE7  P  F. 

Uphiim  F  F,   • 
Eshbaeh  D  M, 
Hematead  — , 
FreeseJ  W, 

GATES  ft  LEWITT, 
GATES  DR  0  J, 
LEWITT  DR  F  A. 

Alford  F  A, 
Bates  B  F, 
•Fewett  Stanley, 
Hanver  J  C, 
Smith  J  F, 

COOPER  J  C. 

Doyle  B  W. 

Martin  T, 

ROGERS  ELISHA  P 

Rogers  &  Horner, 
Harria  S  M, 
Relloy  J  W, 

NORMAN  GEO  H, 
lESSUP  F  C. 

Biddle  E  W, 
Krueger  A  Huebner, 

BARDUE  W  N, 

Hwlrick  Dr  L, 
Crawford  J  S, 
Cunningham  R  G, 
Frencli  L  W, 
Huzeltine  W, 
Palmer  F  M, 
Mooi-e  J  S, 

BOYD  G  H. 

Smith  J  B  M. 
Misuh  Jos, 
Averill  G  W, 
Cooi)er  G  W, 
Drullard  T  W, 
Granier  A, 
Dunn  J  H, 
Hackett  &  Dean, 
Vanderlip  J  T, 
Boverton  D  W, 
Harria  S  M, 


Alameda 
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Anaheim 

Autiooh 

Auburn 

Beuicia 

Berkeley 

Bodie 


Camptonville 

Centreville 

Chico 


Cloverdale 

Coluaa 
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Dixon 
II 

Dutch  Flat 

Epperaou 

c^ureka 


II 

Femdale 

'  Folsom 

Foreat  City 

Foreat  Hill 
II 

Fresno 
II 

Gait 

Gilroy 
II 

Graaa  Valley 
II 

Gridley 

Haywarda 

Healdsburg 
II 

Hollister 

Lukeport 

Loa  Angelea 


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Martinez 

Marysvillo 
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Merced 

MillviUe 

Modesto 
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Mokelumne  Hill 
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Lancaster  C  £, 
Spence  S  J, 
Brooks  W  L, 
Brown  W  Gardner, 
Biimette  Eugene  T, 
Card  D  J, 
Carpenter  O, 
Cole  R  E, 
Cornwall  A, 
Dimmick  Jos, 
Oilman  SM, 
Hall  T  W, 

KSEICHBAUM  G  H. 

Lane  C  S, 

Lee  &  Porter, 

Lefevre  A, 

Luce  Geo  J, 

Merriman  A  F  &  Son, 

FLOMTEAUX  &  RALLS, 

Warner  J, 

BEAD  WS. 
REESE  R  F, 

Bri^ham  &  Wasley, 
Livingstone  W  T, 
Dia^IL, 
Lovejoy  A  P, 
Lovejoy  Fran.-,   • 
Lovejoy  Geo  E, 
Perkins  C  D, 
Phillips  G  M, 
Glynn  F  W, 
Spencer  W  E, 
Tyson  C, 
Dempster  Jaa. 
ESTERLE  A  M. 
AVERILL  0  W, 

Musselinan  ''\..il, 

BREWER  BE, 

FIERSON  H  H, 

Shields  F  M, 
Teblwts  F  F, 
THRAILKILL  W  0, 

Wood  Wm, 
Davis  C  E, 

LEMON  0  B, 

Oviatt  S  M, 
Powell  J  no  G, 
Whetlock  A, 
Kuchner  0  C, 
Stuart  S  L, 
CAVED, 
Finigan  L, 
Gaston  A  A, 
Gunckel  W  F, 
Hooker  A  0,  • 

KUdt  N.  '  " 

LEDYARD  F  K, 
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Garcia  M  J,  San  Leandro 

Burks  J  H,  San  Luia  Obispo 

Nelson  W  H,         / 


PlacervilU' 


Quincy 
Red  Blutt 

Redding 

Riverside 

Sacramento 


McLain  A  F,         fK ;  ■..  ft     San  Rafael 

Elmeddorf  Wm,  Santa  Ana 

LYLE  HENRY  C  M  D, 

(Tore  J  B,  Santa  Barbara 

LeeDB,  ,. . 

Kingsbury  W  B,  Santa  Clara 

Bliss  F  W,  Santa  Cruz 

Gordon  O  L,                   ,  " 

Caldwell  F  M,  Santa  Rosa 

Cole  H, 

Savage  C  L,             ■    -     ■  " 

Willy  J  M, 

Caldwell  R  G,  Sonoma 

Meuendez  J,  Sonoia 

Burton  &  Meseroll,  '      Stockton 

Davenport  AC,  " 

Haines  N  J,  " 

HENDERSON  R  W. 

Henderson  W  R,  ...          " 
Wallace  WG, 

ROBINSON  W  H,  Suisun 

OABBS  E  S,  Sutter  Crock 

McCOWEN  OE0,DDS,  Ukiai, 

Mitchell  HH,  •      - 

HalseylS.  ^  ^- Vallejo 

FENDLETON  ft  VOORHEES. 


Asay  C  E  &  J  L, 
Brown  k  Libbey, 
Grady  J  F, 
Haynes  C  W, 
Walker  J  F, 
Dick  A  N, 
Hodgen  I  N, 

HOLMES  L  B. 
BINOHAM  W  W, 


Visalia 
Wrftsonville 
Weavervillu 

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Wheatland 
Woodland 


Yuba  City 


St  Helena 

Salinas  Ci  :y 

San  Andreas 

San  Bernardino 
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San  Buenaventura 
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San  Diego 

San  Jose 
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G.  H.  KRIECHBAUM, 

DENTIST. 

Office,  481  7th  Street,  cor.  Washington, 
OAKI.ANO. 

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DETECTIVE   AGENCIES. 

Harris  E,  Los  Angeles 
ADAM  ft  GO,  Oakland 

Adams  H  L  &  Co,  •< 

Davis  P  E, 
Hay  k  Co,  (private),  " 

MORSE  H  N,  (law). 

DISTILLERIES. 

(See  also  Wine  Growers. ) 
Bettneer  Andrew,  Anaheim 

JOST  ft  ADLER,  Antiuch 

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SOTOTOME  WINEBT  &  DIS- 
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BERNARj)  JOHN  J&,  Los  Angeles 

mOUAVACCA  G,  Napa 

Samorille  B, 

Vail  Bever  P, 

Bfriuger  Bros,  St  Helena 

Krug  Chas,  " 

SCHEFFLER  W, 
SAINSEVAIN  PAUL,  (wine  and 

liquor  manufr),  San  Bernardino 

Short  J  De  Bartli,  (wine  grower), 

Stvn  Gabriel 
Stoneman  Gen  G,  " 

DOCRS,  SASH,  BLINDS,  ETC. 

(See  also  Planing  Mills;  also  Lumber.) 

Binet  Ed  k  Son,  Clipper  Mills 

HAMPTON  W  H,  Davis 

jiarnes  H  W,  Kast  Oakland 

FROST   &  KINZEL,  Ferndale 

DONAHOO  J  M,  Fresn. 

Jackson,  Kerchoff  &  Cuzner,  Los  Angelea 
Raphael  Chas,  ' 

Madera  Flume  &  Trading  Co,       Madera 
California   Door  Co,    (J    P  Farrell 

manager),  Oakland 

Wiwwell  J  A,  Petaluma 

RICHARDSON  JOHN,         San  Diego 
California  Door  Co,  San  Quinten 

Gorham  &  Co,  Santa  Barbara 


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BOLAN  MRS  N  M, 

Morris  Mrs  H  D, 
Johns  Miss  J, 
Brown  Mrs  A  L, 

BARKLEY  MRS  S  I, 

Nye  Mrs  L, 

USHER  MRS  W  H, 

Johnson  Mrs  H  M, 

BERLIN  MRS  A  C, 

Queen  M>s  Julia, 

6ILM0UR  MRS  JOHN, 

Shaf  ter  Miss  Nellie 


Bakersfield 

'   Bodie 
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Calistoga 

Campton  ville 

Chico 


East  Oakland 

Elk  Grove 

Eureka 
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Grass  Valley 

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DRAYMEN. 

Williams  D  K,  Anaheim 

Skidmore  E  N,  Downey  City 

Stiles  Edwin,  Gridley 

FBOGTOR  CHAS  E,  Healdsbur". 

EASTERBROOKS  J  S.     Sacram  ento 

Mclaughlin  wm, 

LARSON  &  WESTCOTT,  San  Diego 
Page  Jiis  H, 

Hdlinan  Jas,         San  Jose 

SANDERCOCL  WM,  San  Luis  Obispo 
(iarrison  E  P,  Tulare 

Giddi.-.gs  I  D,  •  Turlock 

Stewart  W  C,  Visalia 

DRESSMAKERS. 

(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers. ) 
M  J,         Alameda 

Anaheim 


KmSMILL  MRS 

UtilxTtson  Mrs  Jno, 
McKinnie  Mrs  A  K, 
Sex  Miss  Julia, 
Wintield  Mrs  M  J, 
Brizard  Mrs  Paul, 
Miuor  Mrs  E, 
Yocum  Mrs  C  W  B, 
McClellan  Mrs  S, 


Areata 
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Auburn 


Clarksburg 

Cloverdale 

Colfax 

Colusa 

.Concord 

O'NEAL  &  ZENDER  MRS,     Davis 

Ilgiier  Mrs  W,  Dixon 

FULLER  Mp.S  W  B,     Downey  City 
Ljirson  Miss  Emma, 
Martin  — , 

Longenccker  Mrs  C  A, 
Broderick  Mrs  8  J, 
McCartney  Mrs  E, 
Mcdrath  Mrs, 

PORTER  MRS  £, 

Snider  Mrs  V  A, 
Hawkins  Miss  Louise, 

WILEY  MRS  HO^AUD, 

Woods  Miss  liOuise, 

B'lynton  Mrs  L  D, 

Larralwe  Mrs  H  F, 

Jenkins  Mrs  M  J. 

McConnick  Mrs  S  A, 

Magiiire  Mrs  Jno  B,  '' 

Wells  S  A,  Hollister 

Carroll  Miss  c^  L,  Lockeford 

HETHERINGTON  MRS  AURA. 

Lodi 
Ayon  Mrs  A,  Los  Angeles 

Baker  Mrs  M  J  D,  " 

liuinell  Mrs  S  E,  •' 

Burkhanlt  Mrs  M  S,  " 

CORONA  MRS  D  S, 

lish  Mrs  M  S,  " 

Hardy  Mrs  M,  " 

Irwin  Mrs  1  K,  " 

Kimbal  Mrs  OF, 

Lecroq  Mrs.  " 

Logan  Mias  M,  " 

Mussey  Miss  C  E,  " 

Peppa  Miss  Carrie,  " 

Kowe  Mrs,  " 

Stott  Mrs  D  C, 

Winter  Miss  U  M,  " 

Audett  Mrs  J, 
Vaoh  Miss  J, 
Launder  Mrs  I  E, 
Sherwoo<\  Mrs, 
Sutherland  &  Seifred  Misaee, 
Ashley  Mrs  Lizzie, 
Castor  Mrs  J  W, 
Clark  Mrs  ME, 
Salter  Mrs  A  G, 
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Clark  Miss  C  P.  Modesto 

Harter  Mrs  J, 

Siranaonds  Mrs  L,  Napa 

Jones  Mrs  A  &  Co,  Oakd«le 

Dabuey  Mrs  N  R  Oakland 

Ellsworth  Mrs  L. 

Gage  Mrs  A, 

Hendry  Mrs  K, 

Hiltoa  Miss  S, 

HorrMrsF, 

Johnson  Miss  A  A, 

Johnson*  Mrs  Edwd, 

Mee  Miss  M, 

Milliken  S, 

Parker  Miss  S, 

Prenveille  Mrs  R, 

Smith  Mrs  A  C, 

Spence  Mrs  VV  G, 

Wallace  H  T, 

Wehrstadt  Mias  F, 

Wilson  Jas  A  &  W  S,  (Star  system 
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Wood  A  A, 

Wood  John  F, 

LEWIS  J  a 

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Congrove  Miss  A  A, 
Jacobs  Mrs  A, 
Kooken  Mrs  A  E, 
Peters  Mrs  Mary, 
Waters  M/s  S  J 
HERBERT  MRS  M, 
MORRIS  MRS  H, 

Taylor  Mrs  Mary  J, 
Hanson  Mrs  P, 
McGuire  Mrs  H  N, 
Nolverta  Mrs  R, 
Robinson  E, 
Jones  Mrs  M  E, 
Bennett  Miss  M, 
Bertin  Mrs  E, 

BOTD  MRS  J  W, 

Boyle  Miss  Katie, 

DALTMRSJM, 
DONOVAN  MISS  E, 
FAIRCHILD  MRS  S  E, 
FAIRFIELD     MRS    CASSIE. 

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Gilligan  Miss, 
<irraut  Mrs, 
Hawley  Mrs  A  M, 
Howe  Mrs  B, 
Howe  Mrs  Lowell,    . 

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Petaluma 


Pleasanton 

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Redwood  City 

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Sacramento 


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XEtXET  MRSJ 

I^ury  Mrs  H  T, 
Lee  Mrs  F, 

McKEEMAT, 

Powelson  Mrs  J  A, 
Scott  Mrs  L  P, 


Shaw  Mrs  W  A, 

Simon  Mrs  I  H, 

Smethurst  Mrs  R  W,  " 

Trask  Mrs  C  M, 

Youngs  Mrs  W,  ♦' 

MoMILLAN  MRS  M,  St  Helena 

Hamilton  Miss  Dessie,  Salinas  City 

Jacoby  Miss  C  E,  " 

RIORDAN  MISS  FANNIE, 

HOPKINS  MRS  MART  L, 

San  Andreas 
NORIEGA  MISS  ANITA, 

Harrison  Mrs  C  M,  Santa  Barbara 

Hitchcock  Mrs  E  A,  " 

Bailey  Mrs  M,  San  Bernardino 

Randle  Mrs  E  A  R,  " 

Nogues  Mrs  J,  San  Buenaventura 

Stuart  Mrs  M,  " 

BRADLEY  MRS  T  S,  San  Jose 

BRAZELLE  MRS  A  J  &  00, 

Chappel  Mrs  S  L,  •' 

Crippen  Mrs  MA,  " 

Curtiss  Mrs  C  M,  " 

DEWEY  MRSJ, 

Elliott  Mrs  Geo  W, 

Fisher  Mrs  Eleanor,  " 

OARAND  MISS  C, 

Gravelle  Mrs  MA, 

Harris  Miss  Julia, 

Pryce  Mrs  H  A,  •' 

Pyle  Mrs  S,  •' 

Hidinger  Mrs  E  L, 

SCOTT  MISS  N  L, 

Smith  Miss  E  C, 

Spoor  Mrs  M  E, 

West  Mrs  M, 

Boll  Mrs  M, 

Cook  Mrs  Mary, 

DeMar  Mrs  M, 

Allen  A  L, 

Culverwell  Mrs  E  A, 

O'Keanlon  Miss  Mary, 

Tscheinen  Mme  C, 

Weber  C, 

Yf"  ing  Miss  Lydie, 

Smith  Mrs  W  R, 

IJunbar  Mrs  H, 

Boyd  Mrs  R, 

Graham  Mrs  A, 

Gray  Msr  Josephine,  " 

Hennessey  Mrs  E,  " 

Kelly  Miss  Kate  &  Co, 

Williams  Mrs  J  A, 

FITZFATRICKMI8SHE.     SulHun 

Raker  Mrs  Mary,  Suaauville 

Bluir  N  J,  Stockton 

Chaml)er8  Mrs  G  L,  " 

Condy  E  V,  " 

Duves  Mrs  Jennie.  " 
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Haines  Mrs  S  B,  " 

Harris  Mrs  L  J,  ' 

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Santa  Cruz 


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Santa  Crtiz 


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Cohn  B, 
Dannenbaun  S, 
Kennedy  J  E,  , 

Tick   Mrs  A, 
Cohen  M, 


San  Jose 


San  Leandro 

San  Rafael 

Santa  Clara 
If 

Santa  Cruz 
Santa  Rosa 


Shastii 

Shingle  Springs 

Sierra  City 

Sonoma 

Sonora 

Stockton 


Susanville 

Sutter  Creek 

Tehama 

Truckee 
<i 

Vallejo 


West  Oakland 
Woodland 


DRY  GOODS  AND  CLOTHING. 

(Se&  also  Dry  Goods;  also  Clothing;  also 
General  Merchandise.) 

GOODMAN  ft  BIMPAU,      Anaheim 
Fried  H,  Auburn 


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951 


Auburn 


Houaer  L, 
Lubeck  D  W  &  Co 

DIAMANT  B, 
OOODDAT  H  &  CO, 

Jacobs  &  Oaer, 

PETERSPftBBO, 

Meyer  E  &  Co, 
Brilliant  k  Co, 
Cohn  A  k  Co, 
(ireim  Geo, 
Hyman  Jacob, 
Kemler  L, 
Loupe  S  &  Co, 
Rosenbery  VV, 
Dallman  J, 

Menilenhall  I  A  &  Co, 
Bright  Jainea  C, 
Cohen  Adolph, 
Cohn  Isador  &  Co, 

MEYER  EUGENE  &  CO. 

Norton  Hameon, 

FOLASKI L  &  SON, 

Praeer  Chas, 
COHN  J  G. 
GILHANBF. 

Nathan  Bros, 
Schoenfeld  S, 

SEELIGT, 

Alexander  Wm, 
Marks  S, 

Sterling  Mrs  M  A, 
Culver  E  W, 
Kozminsky  S, 
Campbell  Joseph, 
Iraiik  Hermon, 
(Goldstein  H, 

HALE  BROS  &  CO, 

Ijisky  B, 
l?ewburgh  &  Co, 
Show  A  J, 
Eiseii  &  Co,       

HARTENSTINE  &  STOVER. 

Pleasanton 
Goldstein  A,  Oroville 

(Joldstein  N, 
Hecht  &  Eijhraim,  * 

HARKSB&CO, 
OSTROSKI S  ft  CO. 

Cornell  &  Alvord,  Red  Bluff" 

MECHANICS'  STORE,      Sacramento 

RED  HOUSE,  (C  H  Gilman  propr) 
Goodman  A,  8t  Helena 


Chico 


Downey  City 

Downieville 
II 

Drytown 

Folsom 

Forest  Hill 

Gilroy 

Healdsburg 

Lincoln 

Liverniore 

Los  Angeles 


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II 

II 

Marysville 
II 

Modesto 
II 

II 
Monterey 

Nevada  City 

New  Castle 

North  San  Jose 

Petaluma 
II 

II 

II 

II 

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II 

Placerville 


Constine  Louis, 
Mayers  D  L, 

LXiVTM&SON, 

Caruthers  D  N, 
MORAL  N  ft  BROS, 

Mock  A, 
Nathan  M, 
Danielewicz  G, 
Weller  S  B, 
Benas  B, 
Wilzinski  A, 
Morris  H, 
Seevers  C  W, 
Wiener  Albert, 
Karsky  &  Abrahams, 
Pincus  I  &  Co, 
Charmack  &  Levy, 
Michael  M  k  Co, 

WEBB  BROS, 


San  Luis  Obispo 

Santa  Cms 

Santa  Bosa 

II 

Sonora 

Svaanvillb 

Snttei!  Creek 

Truckee 

Vallejo 
It 

Visalia 

WatsonviD* 

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Weavervillfr 
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Woodland 
It 


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DYERS  AND  CLEANERS. 


Hale  &  Co, 
Ancker  L, 
FoxE, 

Meyerstein  &  Co, 
Marston  Geo  W, 

PETSERM. 

Braun  C  W, 
Lion  &  Steinbach, 
Soloiuan  B  &  Bro, 

SPRING  TW. 

Strauss  S, 


Salinas  City 
San  Bernardino 


San  Diego 
II 

San  Jose 


It 


La  Renaissance  A, 

Los  Angeles 

Wagenbach  Chas, 

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Davis  A  &  Co, 

Marysvilltp 

Holmes  Chas  F, 

Oakland 

LangG  A, 

It 

Renter  Chas, 

It 

SLOANAKERJN, 

II 

Montcomery  Wm, 

Petalumsk. 

BoeckhofT  (i. 

Sacramento 

LANG  JACOB, 

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It 

Baudouin  A, 

San  Jose 

Hess  Louis, 

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PATZER  L,  (chemical  steam)           " 

Pilger  W  &  Co, 

Santa  Rosa 

Harris  Chas, 

Stockton 

Hess  Henry, 

It 

ELECTRICAL    APPARATUS. 

Fish  L  W,  Los  Angeles 

Hastings  C  S,  '* 

PACIFIC  ELECTRICAL 
WORKS,  (R  A  Fisk  propr), 

Sacramento 

EMPLOYMENT  OFFICES. 

Bayles  Mrs  M,  Oakliand 

Rohan  Mrs  L,  ** 

Stewart  WH, 
Houston  &.  Co, 

CURTIS  CW. 

Comins  Cooper, 


Sacramento 
San  Jose 


ENGRAVERS. 

TuUis  W  B,  Los  Angttbs 

PACIFIC    PRESS    PXTBLISH' 

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Swale  H  L,  Oakland 

Banholzer  F,  Sacramento 

PHILIP  BOBT, 
CU&TIS  C  W,  (stencil  cuttcr),San  Joao 

ENGINEERS,  MINING. 

(See  Suryeyors. ) 

Anderson  C  L,  (civil ),  Bodie 

BUEGAR  C  C,  (civil), 

SCO^DEN  L  A.(civil), 

Malby  H  U,  Garden  Valley 

Parker  J  B, 

Hiegins  John  E,  Georgetown 

GoKlaworthy  John,  Los  Angeles 

Holman  G, (civil),  Lockeford 

>iichols Ralph  K,  (civil),  Lower  Like 

Wurdlaw  S  R,  (civil), 

Wright  Geo,  (civil),  Marysville 

Bucknian  O  H, (civil),  Napa 

LYMAN  G  G,(civii), 

C'opoland  Fred,  (civil).        National  City 

Bradley  H  IS, (civil),  Nevada  City 

Englebright  W  F,  (civil), 

King  M  G,  (civil),  Oakland 

Wood  A, 

Ueece  T  W,  (civil),  Orovillc 

Hcannel  Wni,  (civil),  Ortigalito 

Bonney  (fco  J,  riacerville 

PIEBSON  JIM  C,(civil),     Sacramento 

Fox  Chas  A, (civil),  tSan  Diego 

Fox  &  Willcy,  (civil), 

Allen  Daty.  ^an  Fernando 

fJerrmann  Bro8,(civil/,  San  Jose 

Cooper  W  S,  (civil  and  mining),    Sonora 

Dart  J  r, 

RipjH'y  Wm,  Sycamore 

EXPRESSES. 

(See  also  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.) 

Innes  &  Co,  Alameda 

Baker  &  Olden,  Antin<;h 

Driscoll  J,  *  Benicia 

FISHEBEP,  Borden 

BROWN  L  H,  Haywards 

Farnswortli  Jas  W,  Felton 

Cowden  M  H,  Forest  Hill 

PLUMB  T,  PVench  (iulch 

iJ arris  &  Rhine,  Independence 

Kinney  E  R,  Kiugshiirg 

Reynolds  &  Callahan,  l^os  Angeles 

McFarland  A  J,  (agt  S  P  C  Express 

Co),  Los  Gatos 

GREEN  W  H,  Marysville 

Burgett,  Moon  &  Co,  Meridan 

Hfath  J,  (agt  for  C  H  West), 

Michigan  Bar 
Oakland  Dime    Express,   (J   Rnth 

propr),  Oakland 

Whitney  &  Go's  Express  (L  Cahu 

propr), 


GILLIAM  SM, 

Pool  J  no, 
Bottomley  J  M, 
Leghorn  G  H,  (agt  S 
South  Pacific  Coast 
Curley  T  P, 
Greenlee  D  M, 
Sprour  Wm, 
Littletield  &  Co, 
Aiekman  J  W, 
Lee  Bros, 

BUSCH  AC&CO. 

Bowers  G  W, 

HOLT  NATHAN, 

Meek  B  E, 
Thompson  J  D, 


Portersville 

Redwood  City 

Sacramento 

PC  Ex),    San  Jose 

Express  Co,        " 

Santa  Barbara 


Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Rosa 
<i 

Sierra 

Spadra 

Vacaville 

Vallejo 


FANCY  GOODS. 

(Sec  also  Varieties. ) 


Alameila 


E  M 


Areata 

Bakerstield 

Berkeley 

Bodie 

Cherokee 

Chico 

Clovenlale 

Coluinhia 

Cuffey'sCuve 

Dixon 

East  Oakland 

&  F  p 

Eureka 
Fresno 


Ramselll  M, 
Robertson  Mrs  John, 
NellistMrsJ, 
Coous  Alonzo, 
Semeria  J, 

HOFFMAN  C  &  BROS, 

Barl)ee  Mrs  R  E, 
Hibl)ard&  Sommer, 
Brookins  Miss  A  E, 

EBELER  MRSWM, 

McMannua  &  Keougli, 

SHAW  MRSMD, 

Silberberg  Mrs  S, 

G£ANJ)ROT 
MISSES, 

Hughes  Mrs  M  J, 
Vellguth  Wm, 
Phelps  F  F, 
Olwnleener  W, 
Danforth  Miss  L, 
Murphy  Mrs  M, 
Hager  Mrs  M  S, 
Coleman  Mrs  R, 
Eby  Br«B, 
Aula  F, 
E<lson  Webster, 

COPELAND  C  W. 

Dnbinson  &  Williams  Mrs,    Los  Angeles 

FOX  H  R 
HAMMOND  MISS  L  J, 

Hirshtield  1\ 

MEYER  EUGENE  &  CO. 

Norton  Mrs  A,  .  " 
Park  Mrs  M  E, 
Ponet  Mrs  V, 

Douglas  W  J,  Marti nei 

SPEAR  a  P,  Marysville 

Silver  Solomon,  Merced 

Aldis  Elisabeth,  Oakland 

Allen*  Roberts,  " 

Burner  Miss  N,  " 
Gleesou  Mrs,  P  M 


Gait 

Oilroy 

Gold  liun 

Grass  Valley 

Ilanford 

Hollister 

Hydesville 

Jamestowii 

Knight's  Lauding 

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Rio  Viatel 

Sacramento 


Harris  Jacob, 
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HTDEEHftOO, 

Hyde  T  J, 

Jonea  Mrs  M  I, 

Kiirbary  Mrs  K, 

Naiamitli  Mrs  G, 

NHiamith  J  8  M, 

Pawn  Chu  k  Cn,  (Japanese), 

Reichenljerg  B  V, 

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HOSTENSTIHE  &  STOVER, 

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HICKS  MRS  J  B, 
SCHOENFELD  S  D. 

Weil  Joaeph, 
Kaufman  MraU, 
Piirker  Misa  A  E, 

COOPER  JNO  F. 
DALE  &  CO, 
MORRIS  SAMUEL, 

!S;m  Lung  &  Co,  (Chinese), 
Tri.'C  Wm  E, 

WASHBURNE  &  REDMAN, 

ZIEMER  BROS. 

K(Uly  Mrs  E  A,  San  Bernardino 

lliile  &  Reeves, 

(inodwiit  J  U, 

Archer  &  Eiinor, 

Co8|ier  Mrs  A  A, 

Kiitti  G, 

Taskor  Mrs  Mary, 

Lion  (iu8, 

Stetle  VVm, 

Wiieoler  E  \V, 

Wilhird  L, 

Dennis  .J   I), 

Gnodrich  J  A, 

Young  Mr.   '  VV, 

Brouue  Wm, 

Alicrn  Misses, 

Hunier  Mis  M  F, 

Mcl'hail  H  A  C, 

Wliipnlo  V  M, 

RIOBDANMRSDF. 

Austin  O, 

l>od«e  D  Y, 

Girard  Miss  Emma, 

HUQHES  H  J. 

JucoliH  H, 
Jiiincs  &  Ijong, 
Gilliland  Mrs  Isabella, 
HAAS  MISSES. 
BEBOWALL  MBS  L, 

Allen  N, 

BOLLARD  MRS  M  E. 

MARTIN  ED. 

CLOUDMAN  MRS  N  M.  W.  Oakland 

M«;yer  MrsF  H, 

S\«erny  Miss  Kate, 

Wildnian  Mn  Mary  A,        Wilmington 


FEED.  GRAIN     ND  HAY. 

(See  Hay,  Grain,  and  Feed.) 

FEED  MILLS. 


Culistoea 

CentreviUe 

Patterson  Station 

San  Jose 


Lillie  Geo, 
Carner  Richard, 
Hicka  &  Bryan, 
Berrin^er  &  Evana, 

BERRY  RD. 

lJr.i|.er  E  W,  " 

POULAIN  A.  (Alameda), 
Arinstruug  J  L  &  Son,    San  Luis  Obispo 
Simp:jon  J  times  F,  Santa  Cruz 

Elamore  L  H,  Soquel 

SEANOR  GEO.  Wrights 

FEED  STABLES. 


San  Buenaventura 
Santa  Cruz 

San  Diego 

(t 

It 
San  .Toac 


San  Luis  Obispo 


San  llafucl 
Santa  Barbara 


'Saratoga 

Sonora 

Stockton 


Susanville 

Tumescal 

Ukiah 

Vallejo 

Vina 

Watsonville 

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Mitchell  &  Estes, 
Wakefield  &  Son, 

WILLMENT  MRS  G. 

Boone  &  Wright, 

MARDEN  H. 

Hale.)  J, 

MESSER  W  N. 

Bra.lford  VY  H, 
McMillan  — , 
Soulea  S, 
Harmon  A  &  Co, 
Newman  Joseph, 
Cox  J  L, 
DeTurk  — , 
Herick  .lohn, 

POUND  W  W, 

Freyberi^^r  Fred, 

HINTZ^Ji  OEOROE. 

•lenkina  &  (til^eapie, 

HICKS  AMOS. 

Grimsti  .lohn, 
Heii.lrick  N  W, 

PATTESON  C  D. 

Mills  H  C, 

Moore  Chaa, 

McClanes   W  S,    (stock 

yard). 
Young  C, 
Crippm  .1, 
GARWOOD  WM, 

SkH'th  C  A, 

GEORGE  J, 

Coy  Z  L, 

Grufmdler  A, 

(Jreeiie  S  A, 

White  D  C,  (sale), 

Elmore,  Parks  4;  Reyburn, 

Brown  H, 

bidwell  tJas, 

Schuette  Henry  C, 

La  Fontain  Edw, 

Greenman  Geo, 


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Bodie 
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Bridgoville 

Chico 

Eureka 

Garberville 

Healdsburg 

Holliater 

Hydesville 

Keyosville 

Loa  Angeles 
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Marysville 


Merced 

Milton 

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Modesto 
Nevada  City 
Newhall 
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Oakland 

Pittville 

Placer  ville 

Red  Blnff 

Redding 
Sacramento 


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San  Bernardino 

San  Diego 
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STEPHEKGj  WM  L,  San  Luis  Obispo 
Schumann  Jos,  8an  Quentin 

Smith  S  H,  Sonora 

McKindley  I«,  Ukiah 

Turner  ft  Whitmore,  Woodland 

FILTERS  AND  COOLERS. 

HOBBT   ft  HAEPEB,      Sacramento 

FISH. 

(See  also  Fruits,  Vegetables,  etc. ) 

East  Oakland 


Lamb  Jas, 
Pender  J  H, 
Hammett  J  B, 
Mattes  N, 
True  John, 
Millioni  C  A  ft  Co, 
Edward  Bros,  (oysters), 
Budd  ft  Forrest. 
DeBernardi  D  ft  Co, 
Kahn  Henry, 

HALONET  BROS, 

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Monotti  A, 
Hurley  Jno, 
Dunne  G  J, 


Marysville 

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Oakland 
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St  Helena 
San  Jose 
Stockton 

Tahoe 
Vallejo 


FLORISTS. 

(See  Nurserymen,  Seedsmen  ft  Florists.) 


FLOUR  MILLS. 


Aidin 
Alviso 


McDowell  Aidin, 
Fray  Frank, 

SMITH  A,  OUT  ft  CO,  (grist), 

Anaheim 

MULES  BEOS,  (grist), 

Powell  W  H,  (barley). 

Cave  R  B,  (grist), 

Falk  ft  Chandler 

Manson  J  S,  (millr/right), 

TOPPING  C  T,  (barley), 

Percival  W  C, 

BLACK  ft  SON,  (Castroville), 

Castroville 
Drouillard  Wm, 
TuUoch  D  W, 

BIDWELL  JOHN. 

Neal  W  W, 
Wolford  S, 
Johnson  J  L, 
Gage  J  D, 
LuKes  Bros, 
Duncan  A, 
Beatty  Geo, 


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Areata 

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Biggs 

Bloomfield 


Cedarville 

Centerville 

Chico 

Cloverdale 
>> 

Colton 

Colusa 

Dixon 

Duncan's  Mills 

Elk  Grove 


Bovard  M  ft  Co,  Elliott 

Kepplar  Chas,  Etna 

Stewart  ft  Armstrong,  (barley),  Gait 
Demuth  R,  Georgetowu 

Shinn  McDonaugh  ft  Co,  Geyaerville 
Burrel  C,  (Santa  Clara  Valley),  Gilroy 
Thome  ft  Andrews,  Grangeville 

Gladden  W  N,  Healdsburg 

Hollister  Flour  Mills,    (Shakilford 

ft  Hinds  proprs),  Hollister 

Titlow  M,  (millwright),  Hoopa  Valley 
Austin  J  C,  Imsdul* 

Arnold  ft  Schroth,  Knight's  Landing 
Brown  W,  Lafayette 

Starr  M,  Lakeport 

Ham  I H,  '  Lemonre 

Morgan  ft  Kelley,  (grist).  Little  Ijuke 
Pullen  C,  (millwright),         Little  River 

LAUMEISTEE  WM  F,  Livermore 
Mai^ee  S  L,  Lockeford 

Ellis  Ralph,  L'  di 

Coghill  A  J,  lone  City 

Cummings  Jas,  " 

Deming,  Palmet"  ft  Co,  Los  Angeles 

Landersham  ft  Co,  " 

Wouten  S  ft  Son,  Madison 

Jones  J   E,    (Round  Valley   Flour 

Mills),  Mammoth  City 

BUCKEYE  MILL  00,  (G  W  Pea- 
cock secy),  Marysville 
Dakin  H  H,  Milford 
Wilkinson  ft  Ross,  Millville 
Grunsty  Jno,  Milton 
Mission  Mills,  (Wm  Gorgass  propr), 

San  Jose 
KNOWLES  ft  SON.  Modesto 

Shepherd,  Irwin  ft  Co,  Mount  Shasta 
Cooper  VV  R,  Nnpa 

Nile's  Mills,  (Jos  Rogers  propr),  Nilea 
Hamlin  T  T,  (bariey),  Oakdnle 

Hickok  B  E,  (City  Flour  Mills),Oukland 
Samm  Jacob,  " 

Star  Flour  Mills  Depot,  (Star  ft  Co 
proprs).  " 

WESTON  ft  WELSH, 

Howard  M  R,  (millwright).  Orange 

ANBEBSON  0  J  ft  AULPAUOH. 

Orland 
Ireland  Mrs  J  W,  (Pacheeo),  Pacheco 
Tufly  John,  Pescadero 

Bowles  J  M,  Petaluma 

Oriental  Flour  Mills,  (Geo  P  Mo- 

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Johnson  ft  Hilton,  Portersville 

Aldersley  ft  Bent,  Princeton 

May  hew  F  J.  Red  Bluff 

Hurd  ft  Bunn,  Redwood  City 

irniiniATJ.  JOSEPH  B,  Rohnerville 
Hicks  G  D,  Routier 

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San  Diego 

San  Jose 

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Santa  Ana 


Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Paula 

Santa  Rosa 

Sheridan 

Smith  Kiver 

Sonora 


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Pritchard  k  Miller,      .    >   >  Sacramento 
Schroth  &  Arnold,  " 

HUDSON  ft  HOLLOWAT, 

(Standard  Mills),  Salinas  City 

TOBEY    &    HUDSON,     (Empire 

Flour  Mills), 
Davies  Wm, 
Matthews  Benj  F, 
Laukcrshim  I    &   Co, 

Flour  Mills), 
Los  Gatos  Flour  Mill, 
Pollard  &  James, 
Moody  &  Bro, 

F^TEE  A  CO, 

Miller  &  Eichler, 

BYNERSON  C  C  ft  SON. 

Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Clara  Flour  Mill, 
Butter  J  E, 
Blaiichard  i,  Bradley, 
Marther  J  &  Co, 
Clcck  &  Daniel, 
Anthony  J  G, (grist), 
Bell  James, 
Bray  Jos, 
Divoll  A  M, 

DIVOLL,  BRAY  ft  CO, 

Divoll  J  G,  (Star  Mills), 

Mason  &  Co,  Springville 

Springville  Flour  Mills,  (Rohner, 
(iushaw,  Masson  and  Weber  pro- 
prietors), 

CAREOLL  JAS,  (barley),      Stockton 

LANE  R  & 

Sperry  &  Co,  " 

Hilborn  E  P,  Suisun 

Baker  Wm,  Tehichipa 

Dudley  &  Minor,  Upper  Mattolo 

Starr  &  Co,  Vallejo 

Huntley  &  Cook,  Valley  Ford 

BEAL  ft  BEATTIE.  visalia 

JOHNSON  L  A,  (Eagle) 

Thomas  Chas  L, 

Brown  Andrew, 

Wheatland  Mill  Co, 

Saulisbury  D,  (miller), 

Green  L  D, 

Los  Gatos  Manuf  Co, 

Mering  S  N, 


EARL  D  W  ft  CO, 

Rooff  Mrs. 


Sacramento 
Stillwater  Cove 


Placerville 
Sacramento 


Watsonville 

Weldon 

Wheatland 

Willows 

Woo<lbridge 

Wrights 

Yolo 


FORWARDING  AND  COM- 
MISSION. 

Swan  A,  Etna 

BAIR  THOS.  Hoopa  Valley 

LEVY  SIMON.  Los  Angeles 

Knight  W  H,  Marysville 

Hughes  R  VV,  Merced 

Beysser  Louis,  Milton 

Tregaskis  J  Vf  Oroville 

Frank  Samuel  F,  Red  Bluflf 

BUSH  ft  JOHNSON,  Redding 


CAH?B£LL  ft  FORBES,        Tahoe 

FOUNDRIES. 

Demarest  D  D,  Altaville 

Tay  Geo  H  &  Co,  (stoves),  Alvarado 
WELLS  ft  KILFATRICK,       Bodie 

RUSBY  ft  MERY,  Chico 

Lanigan  T  J,  Eureka 

LAKENAN  J  M,  Grass  Valley 
Taylor  MC, 

Bower  &  Baker,  Los  Angeles 
Holbrook  J  F, 

BOOTH   ft  ECKART,  Marysville 

Hanson  I  M,  Merced 

Allen  Geo  G,  Nevada  City 

Lawrence  &  Barlow,  " 

ALAMEDA  IRON  WORKS,  (- 

McTaggart  manager),  Oakland 

Loeper  Chas,  (brass),  " 

Scoville  Ives, 
Morey  H  8, 
Bullard  Ben  Jr,  (brass), 

OUTENBEROER  WM, 
MoWILLIAMS  H  H, 
ROOT,  NEILSON  ft  CO, 

Rose  M  R, 

San  Diego  Iron  Works,  (H  Bayly 

propr), 
Chaize  Louis,  (brass), 
ENRIOHT  JOS. 
KUCHENBEISER  F,    (iron  door 

manuf),  '* 

McKENZIE  J  D. 

AMNER  THOMAS,  (Santa  Cruz), 

Santa  Cruz 
Martin  W  H, 

Phelps,  Shepard  &  Cowie,  Sonora 

GLOBE  IRON  WORKS,  (Juo 
Caine  propr),  Stockton 

MATT^ON  ft  WILLIAMSON,  " 
STOCKTON    IRON  WORKS, 

(Farrington,  Hyatt  &  Co  proprs),  '* 
Donnelly  D  &  Co,  Sutter  Creek 

LAWTON  ft  SKINNER,         Yrcka 

FREIGHTERS  AND    TEAM- 
STERS. 

Bodie 


San  Diego 
San  Jose 


MARDEN  H. 

Wheeler  &  Gillespie,  " 

Loenard  k  Willett,  Cisco 

Cerro  Gordo  Freighting  Co,  Darwin 

Souther  J  W,  Half  Moon  Bay 

GRAHAM  ft  TOOBY,  Hydeaville 
Harvey  R  G,  (supt  O  C  T  &  F  Co),  Igo 
TOMB  JACOB.  Marysville 

Cerro  Gordo  Freighting  Co,  (R  Na- 

dan  supt),  Mohave 

Hamilton  Jas  A  &  Co,  Pescadero 

Stevens  C  A,  Sacramento 


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Oravia  — , 
Lipp  J  B, 
McCung  Jonathan, 


Volcano 


FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES. 


Alameda 
(I 

Auburn 

BakoraKelil 
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Berkeley 
Black  Diuniond 
Bodie 


Merrill  A  Fossiug, 
Shead  D  L, 
Warmin({tun  J, 
Calli  P. 
CUBELO  A, 
A^HEELER  E  P, 

Fowler  \V  C, 
Hodley  A  A, 
POWELL  &  LIEMAN, 

TORTILOVIUS  A. 

Moore  Mrs  S  M,  Cloverdale 

Saccocia  B,  Darwin 

Hoaa  B  H,  Davis 

PRICE  J  B,  Dixon 

(iordou  Bridget,  East  Oakland 
Jacqnenot  Xavier, 

LEEER  &  CALVERT, 

Talkeii  J  H, 
Domingo  M, 
Fresno  Kaiain  &  Fruit  Co,  (Oliver 

Holden  manager), 
Moreni;o  A  &  ('o, 
Stewart  &  Mituheil, 
Bassignano  \V, 
Alameda  P, 
Varciis  I, 
Pidier  K, 
Stewart  W  K, 
C'anepa  N  &  (Jo, 
lieas  J  H, 
.lolms'ni  Mrs  P  F, 
Kiese  Chas, 

WOODHEAD  &  OAT, 

Mct'ully  J, 

MEEK  &  DICKEY, 

WOODWARD  J  C, 

(idlnian  B  T, 

BORDEN  J  B, 

Mattes  N, 

Miuno  &  Dcsmone, 

True  tlolm, 

SANOUINETTI  B, 

Brown  Francis, 

Clivio  C, 

Frank  Oiccse, 

Krig  Frwl, 

Martin  &  Kroll, 

McLaughlin  Michael,     f 

Glich  P,  Oroville 

Jjeeda  K  B,  Petaluma 

PHILLIPS  L  P.  lied  Bluff 

WALLACE  P  ^, 

DICKDIBOH  E,  Redding 

Underbill  A,  Redwood  City 

ALLEITDER  ft  MORET,   Rio  Vista 
CHASE  E  M  ft  L. 


Fresno 
Gait 

Gilroy 

Half  Moon  Bay 
it 

Kint.'slmrg 

Kniijht's  Ferry 

Los  Angeles 


Madison 
Marysvilk- 
•• 

May  field 

Monterey 

Napa 


Nevada  City 
Oakland 


Abramovich  John,  Sacramento 

BENNETT  I. 

BREWERMTftCO. 

COLEMAN  L, 

DE  BERNARDI  D  ft  CO. 

EOL  A. 

Fisher  G  S, 

OREOORT  J,  * 

Hardesty  Thos, 
Harkins  Jno  P, 

LEVY  R, 

Merrill  Frank, 
Mitchell  R  T, 
Murphy  Jno, 
Sartini  R  &  Co, 

STRONG  W  R  ft  CO, 

Rahn  Henry,  St  Helena 

Jones  M,  Salinas  City 

Blanche  C,  San  Bernardiun 

Trask  RE, 
CAMPIOUAA, 
CHILDS  T  F. 
DESIMONE  J  ft  CO, 
HINES  ft  DAOOETT, 

Porter  Bros, 

ROSS  L  ft  SON. 

Scecehitano  A, 

THOMAS  FRANK  H. 


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Martin  G, 
Parry  tJ, 
Rossi  Augilo, 
Coleman  T, 
Cox  J  G, 
Kn/laiid  J  W, 
(ialgiani  V, 
(ieovanessi  Frank, 
Milco  Jno  &  Co, 
Nicola,  Milco  &,  Co, 
Miirchctti  Joe, 

HARRISON  0  W. 

Weakley  &  Bros, 
Capriiii  A, 
(JrantRP, 
Tauscher (teo  M, 
CroHsey  Mr, 
Niemann  Mrs  C, 

RAMIREZ  J  R, 

Rogovich  I  J, 
Zimmerman  W  H, 
Thomas  K  B. 
Salaz.ir  A, 

OLENDINNINO  E, 
BINOHAM  W  W, 


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San  Uufaol 
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Santa  Barbara 
S-'ueclito 

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Tres  Pinna 

Tnickce 

Turl  'ck 

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West  Oakland 
II 

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Wilmington 

Woodland 

Yuba  City 


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WOODS  ft  WALKER, 

Ueilingur  Honrv, 
(iroonuu  &  Utiul, 
Ben  no  .J  VV, 

ORET  J  P. 

Btii'UHteiii  ft  Co, 
C'ohii,  l»idi>r&  Co, 
Coulter  BF, 

DILLON  ft  KENEALT, 
FOXHB, 

ClillmoitJ  F  J, 
Hoff  M  &  Co, 
Juc«)l)y  Ij, 
Norten  Siimeon, 

SU8SKIND  HENBT, 
WEIL  J, 

LANOBEIN  OSCAR, 
ALDENEBftCO, 

Bloch  M, 

HANSEN  ft  OLSEN, 

Schwar/  H, 
Bi  rnstcin  &  Co, 
Ciiinp  Bros  (gents'), 
Coplin  A, 

Hiirris  Jacob  (gents'). 
Smith  C  H  (gents'), 
HirHliberg  S  (gents'), 
Ki'ller  M  J  (gents'). 
Allien  &  Mcrriam, 

ABRAHAM  JACOB, 

Hirsihfi'ldtT  E, 

FAFSERM. 

Wiillack  D, 

Biirrett  M  A, 

Davis  Mrs  C^ 

HEYLER  C  J  &  CO    (hats   and 

gents'), 
Fliif'lie  A, 

HANAVER  M, 

Art-ndt  M, 
Bimnenthal  L  (gents'), 

MELONE  0  W. 

Nuwniun  Chaa  (gohts'), 
Kosteiihaum  D  S  (gents'), 

STAMPER  ISAAC  (gents'), 

Uiukll  &(Jlii8s  (gents  ), 

ALDEN  E  B  ft  CO,  Suisun 

IVidtT  P  &  Co,  Sutter  Creek 

PLTJMMER  ft  ROBINSON,    Vallojo 

CEIBB  E  C,  Walnut  Creek 

WEBB  BROS,  Woodland 

Raynes  &  Pyle  (clothing),  Yreka 

FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 

NOBMANN  JNO  H,  Alameda 

Parks  J  C, 

Backs  F  &  J,  Anaheim 

Baker  Geo  (manufr),  Anderson 

Greenwood  J,  Amador 


Bodie 


Colusa 

Downieville 

Kagleville 

East  Oakliind 

Eldorado 

Eureka 

(man- 


St  Helena 
Salinas  City 
San  Buenaventura 
San  Diego 

San  Jose 


Santa  Barbara 


Stockton 


BROPHT  J  E, 

Friund  Mrs  A  C, 

KELLY  ft  CARDER, 
WARD  H, 

Lwernnsh  J  H,  Cloverdale 

FETTERS  ft  WILLIAMS,      Chico 
HALLET  ft  LOY, 
LUCAS  A  J,  .. 

BICKNELL  THOS, 

Stackiiis  T  M, 
Smith  L  (manufr), 
Mayer  Adolph, 
Olds  &  Shepardson, 
i'ratt  W    H, 

ROSCOE  ft  LUNDBLADE 

ufacturers),  " 

CUMMINOS  E  C.  Ferndale 

Miller  .1.  Folsom 

Slmmhiiru  G  VV  (rustic  chair),  Forestville 
EINSTEIN  LOUIS'ft  CO(can>.ts). 

J'resno 

FOSTER  BROS. 
KUTNER  ft  GOLDSTEIN, 
MoDONOUOH  ft  HYDE, 

Nichols  Daniel  C, 
Pryden  D  A, 

TRYON  A  B, 

Johnson   B, 

STORY  F  F, 

Florence  M,  (manufr), 
Sawyer  Bros, 
(Jriest  &  Young, 
Schnellf  William, 

BLACK  J  M, 

\Vhi[iplu  &  Henry  (factory), 
Schwartz  B, 

GRAHAM  ROB  W, 

Laml>ert  H  H, 

DE  FORCE  JOHN,  (chair  factory), 

Lodi 
Cooloy  W  E,  Los  Angeles 

Day  &  Hodgkins,  " 

Dotter  &  Bradley,  " 

Geier  &  Bartholme,  " 

Hoyt  A  E  &  Co,  " 

Moore  Chas.  " 

SHARP  ft  BLOESER, 

COHN  J  G,  MarysviUo 

Fro*t  &  Shaffer, 

KERTCHEM  D  J  (second  hand),  " 

CLOUGH  A  G  (bedding),  Merced 

Stevenson  D  C,  Millville 

i>e  Yoc  k  Dovendorf,  Modesto 

I^wis  F  J, 

Dauz  J,  Mokelumne  Hill 

KelrttnipLG,  Moore's  Flat 

O'NEILL  ft  MEBACH,  Monterey 

GILES  JAMES  ft  CO, 

MELLORftSONS, 

Eustis  &  Sukeforth, 
Guild  FC, 
Ellsworth  Lee, 
Johnson  Adolph, 


Gilroy 

Grass  Valley 

Gridley 

Guernevillo 

Haywards 

Healdsburg 


Hollistcr 
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Lemoore 
Livermore 

Lompoc 


Napa 
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HOMBURG  HA?ITIN,  Antioch 

Hawkins  £,  Areata 

Mann  V  V,  Auburn 

NIEDESATJB  JACOB,  Bakentield 

BeckH,  Bodie 

RIESE  FBED'K, 

Culbertaon  AT,         •'  ■  Plaodrville 

BleBsmg^  Frost,  Oakland 

Burgiss  Rob  (second  hand), 

Davis  H, 

Heney  Wm  J  &  Co, 

Hook  £, 

Jacobs  P, 

Kreiss  L  &  Co, 

Lindenbaura  Meyer  (second  hand), 

Raphael  M  (second  hand), 

SchellhaasH, 

SCHREIBEB  C, 

Seris  James  (spring  bed  manufr), 
Shaw  C  E,  • 

Parker  Joseph, 
TATLOB  GHAS  L, 

BIED  HENRY,  Oroville 

STOUT  &  BBANDT, 
FIOKERT  C  W  ft  SON,      Red  Bluff 
HUNTER  S  J, 

lORENSON  S  P,  Rio  Vista 

MOODY  E  P,  Riverside 

CRABTREE  S  H,  Rohuerville 

Bearnsen  N,  Sacramento 
BENNINO  BROS,  (new   and  sec- 
ond-hand), 

BREUNER  JTO, 

Campbell  Jno, 

OOiffiTOCK  W  D, 

COPPIN  R  ft  CO.  (second-hand), 
CAPITAL  FURNITURE  CO,  (J 

M  Avery  pres), 

DAVIS  JO. 

Kellogg  Leouanl, 

Quinr.  .lohu, 

Rosa  &  Bauer, 

Van  Heuseu  &  Huntoon, 

WILSON  J  A, 
WOODWARii  F, 

Lo;j;an  J  I,  St  Helena 

90RT0N  GEORGE. 

Stanley  J  P,  Salinas  City 

Brocker  &  Roinhold,        San  Bernardino 

MoDONALD  WH. 
RICHARDSON   JOSEPH. 

San  Buenaventura 
YOUNOE  JAMES  M.  San  Diego 

Youn>i  &  Ci  ray,  " 

BAUER  L,  San  J(>«e 

Bertelsmann  C,  " 

GREGORY,  PLATT  ft  CO, 

Jaeger  Chas  A,  " 

SAN  JOSE  MANUFACTURING 
CO, 

Blochman  A  &  Co,  »San  Luis  Obispo 

CORTESI  D  A.  (mattress  manufr),  " 
GOLDTREE  ^ROS, 


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Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbara 


Santa  Barbara 
Sac*".  Clara 
Santa  Cruz 


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San  Rafael 
Santa  Rosa 


Shasta 

Sonera 

Stockton 


MOLZ  GEO, 

Nichols  k  Kell, 
Blood  Jas  A  Jr, 
Forbush  R, 

MoPHAIL  ft  SON, 

Russell  D  H, 
Talbot  D  J, 
ELY  F  W. 

Morris  S  I, 
StefHer  George,       ;  ' 
SALE  WM. 
CRUTHERS  E 
CUPF  ft  MULL2R. 

Prince  M, 

BYSTLE  D  P. 
BURDEN  CHARLES. 

Easton  A, 
Heinze  .los, 

KENNEDY  ft  MILLER,  (second- 
hand), 
Stockton  Furniture  Manuf  Co, 
Sylvester  &  Moye, 
Vv  ilder  Augustus,  (chairs) 
Zignego  J  Z, 
Smith  John, 

BUCKNER  GEO, 
BAKER  FRANK. 

Edgar  (leo, 

HAMELL  J. 
HealdJ  L. 
SWEET  S  ft  CO. 

Tunze  O, 

O'Neill  Chaa, 

Timmerman  Bros, 

LANDIS  ft  GOODKIND.  Wheatland 

Halet  &  Ix)y.  Willows 

KELLER  WW,  Woodland 

KRELLENBERG  PETER. 

Heybrook  D,  Yreka 

JACKSON  G  S  ft  BRO, 

Rammers  John  H,  " 

GARDENS. 


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Alameda 
Marks  August,  " 

Muller  P  F,  (Pine  Orove   Sumniur 

Garden),  " 

Schonan  Henry,  •  " 

STOLZE      CONRAD,      (Alameda 

Gardens),  " 

SCHNUTENHAUS  L  J  F.  (Nep- 
tune <Iarden8),  " 
Sturm  John,  '• 
BACHMANN  J.                          Brkeley 
Rumsey     V'ierra,     (Willow     Grove 

Park), 
Badger's  Park,  Brooklyn 

Smith  E  M,  (propr  Pioneer Oanlen), 

Colomt  I  2 
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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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OLABSiriRD. 


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959 


GASFITTERS. 

(See  Plumbers  and  Gasfitters.) 

GAS  WORKS. 

Bennencheidt  Jos,  Anaheim 

ChicoGas  Co  (A  H  Chapman  Bupt),Chico 

OILROT  GAS  WORKS,  (Frank 

Smith  aecy),  Gilroy 

Graaa  Valley  Gas  Light  Co,  Grass  Valley 
Ullman  Col  Daniel   (Los    Angeles 
Gas  Co),  Los  Angelen 

MARYSVILLE  OAS  CO.  (D  E 

Knight  agt),  Marysville 

Branch  L  C,  Modesto 

Allen  B  T  (supt),  Nevada  City 

Oakland  Gas  Light  Co,   (J   West 

Martin  pres),  Oakland 

Ryan  T  R,  Red  Bluft 
SAN  J'OSE  GAS  CO,  (James  Ha- 

gan  pres),  San  Jose 

SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  GAS  CO. 

(James  U   Blackburn   manager), 

San  Luis  Obispo 
Santa   Barbara  Gas  Works,  (Wm 
Tompkins  aupt),  Santa  Barbara 

VAU^O  GAS  WORKS,  (P  B 

Fagau  supt),  Vallejo 

Woodland  Gas  Works  (J  Q  Brown 

propr),  Woodland 

Autcurieth  &  Co,  Yreka 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

(A  general  assortment  of  Dry  Goods, 
Clothing,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, etc.  Thofie  keeping  one  kind  of 
goods  only  will  be  found  under  their 
respective  headings.) 


Alturas 
Alvarado 


Alviso 

Amador 
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Anaheim 


Andeison 
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Angel  Island 
An^'s  Camp 


Antelope 
Antioch 


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Deiiehy  &  Mullen, 

KIRKLAND  WM, 

Buecher  J  H, 
Bliiskc  A, 
Hiudricks  A  L, 

ROSEBERRT  &  KNIGHT, 

BarbtT  A  S, 

HARi^YMRSC. 

Henry  J  B, 
Jolmson  J  E, 
White  L  E  A  Co, 
White  W  H, 

CRAFTS  &  CO. 
ALLEN  BROS, 

Stewart  H  &  J, 
Kcllogq  &  Pickens, 
Nuninuer  H.)nry, 

PRINCE  d  R. 

Cruiidall  Chas. 
Mark  ft  Sanders, 


Acanipo 
II 

Adin 


Alameda 

Alamo 
II 

Albion 


Allegheny 

Allen  Springs 

Alma 

Alta 

Altaville 
II 

Altoona 
Alturas 


Lauer  E, 
Dettelbach  J  B, 
Goldman  J, 
Stekes  J  J, 
Tilden  Mrs  Susan, 
Chiechizola  A, 
Hewitt  &  Hammeek, 
Kirkland  Wm, 
Thomas  J  H, 
Weil  A 

Cahen  Hippolyte, 
COHEN  BROS, 

Davis  P  &  Bro, 
Duncanson  E  E, 
Langenberger  A, 
Bedfor  &  Wright, 
Beecher  &  Champtin, 
Berry  Washington, 
Peirauo  G, 
Peirano  Joseph, 
Scribner  J  C, 
Stickle  E  &  G, 

ASTIL  RICHARD, 
BRUNKHORST  W  A, 
HOMBURG  M. 

Lieber  L, 
Lobree  I, 
Meyer  Gabriel, 
ROUSE  &  FRINK, 
ARANOJ, 

Harris  &  Co, 
Pert  &  Cross, 
Brizard  A, 
C'lUberg  I, 
Greenwold  J, 
Harpst  &  Spring, 

SMITH  CHARLES. 

Lawton  J  no, 
Lowell  G  P, 
Newton  &  Lovell, 
Stephens  T  E, 

GALTESPAUL, 
HIRSHFELD  L  &  CO, 

Murphy  J  J, 

WMLL  BROS, 

W heeler  Geo  H, 
Mclntyre  John  L, 
Reed  Mrs  R, 
Sawday  &  Holmes, 
Allen  J  E, 
Worshnm  A  J, 

BRICHETTO  G  &  CO, 

Scudan'  re,  Reynolds  &  Co, 

Bartlett  Springs 


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Areata 
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Auburn 
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Bakersfield 


Ballena 
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Bangor 

Banning 

Banta 


Pendola  N, 
Troboco  L, 

LEVY*  CO, 
JANKECF. 
BARRY  JAMES, 

Fwing  James, 

FOREMAN  W  H, 

Jones  J  W, 

MELLOW  CHAS, 


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CLAHBIKIEO. 


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Morgan  &  Wangerin, 
WOHLFBOMT  A, 
Graham  P  A  &  Co, 
HXJTGHINGS  JAMES  0, 
BIEBER  N  &  GO, 
Brownell  Bros, 
COHN  H  &  BRO, 

Davidson  &  Co, 
Smith  G  K,  " 

DINKEISPIELM  &  A,Bird'o  Landing 
HoHkiiigs  Wm,  " 

Fvfield  J  P,  Black  Bear 

STEPHENS  JOSEPH, 

Black's  Station 


Berlin 

Bernardo 

Bethany 

Biebor 
ti 

Biggs 


Huston  Bros, 

LANGENOTmJD, 
LOUIS  CHARLES, 

Blocksburger  B, 
Helmke  F, 
Knapp  A  H, 
K'lhinson  A, 

STEWART  C, 

Mosher  A  B, 
Petermon  MrsS  A, 
■  Boca  Mill  Co, 
Brogan  J  B, 
Goodman  &  Co, 
McCAUGHAY  &  CO, 
BOONE  &  WRIGHT, 

Gillson,  Barber  St,  Co, 

PAGE.WHEATON&CO. 

West  &  Bryant, 
Betten  Wm, 
(iibson  J  C, 
Chang  A  Co. 

'LEVT  HERMAN,    , 

Long  Wa  &,  Co, 

MANNASSA  N, 

Man  Wa  Chan, 
Gmn.uier  L, 
Harriden  H  F, 
Hayes  Bros, 
C.lwell  A, 
Wicks  A  M, 

SCHAAFFW. 

Hankins  &,  Hawley, 
Shattuck  T  F, 
Paine  Wm, 

SHARP  ORRIN, 

WAGNER  WILLIAM,  Bucks  Ranch 


Blanco 
Blocksburg 

Bloomfield 


Blue  Canyon 

Boca 
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Bodega 
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Bodie 
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Bolinaa 
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Borden 


Brentwood 

Bridgeport 
II 

Bridge  villc 

Brotic" 

Brown's  Valley 

Brownsville 
II 

Buchanan 


Friedberg  M, 
Cavaganuro  T, 
Dougherty  — , 
Zimmermen  M, 
TOGNAZZIBO. 

Kamage  G  W, 

GROSS  S. 

GRANT,  LULL  &  CO, 

(raus  &  Co, 
Citron  A, 
Beseux  G, 

NYEDR 

Sanford  N  F, 

Freeman  F  8  &  Co, 

Ijevy  David, 

lievy  W, 

Meudelson  M, 

SALABERRI  JUAN  &  CO 


Calistoga 
Camanehe 


Cambria 
Cambria 
II 


Campo  Seco 


Capiiy 


Cnpiatrnno 


Carponteriu 
II 

Casper 
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Castrovillc 

CO, 

Cayucas 

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Cedar  Flat 


MOOERS  J  E, 

(J ray  D, 
Francis  &  Co, 
Thomas  K  L, 

MILLER  &  SMITH, 
FABIAN  ft  CO, 

Simpson  Bros, 
Simiison  t  White, 

COCHRAN  WAftMJ, 

Bettinger  J, 
Bryant  W  S, 
Getleson  H, 


Burgettvilh 
Burnt  Uancli 


Butte  City 

Byron 

Cahto 
II 

Caliente 

Calistoga 
II 

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Dodge  C  E, 
Thurmond  G  E, 
Jackson  J  G, 
Kelley  Frank, 
CooiK-r  J  B  H,        '      '  ' 

Keating  L  B,  

WOOD.  BUTCHER  ft 
CASS.  JAMES  ft  CO. 
GRANT,  LULL  ft  CO, 
SIMMONS  ft  MORTON. 
Silverman,  Philips  i  Co,  " 

HOFFMAN  G  L,  Central  Point 

BANE  ft  DODd£,  Centrcville 

BECK  D  H, 

Compton  T  J,  Centerville 

FrauKcnau  Bros,  " 

Frankenau  &  Son,  " 

Kutner,  Goldstein  &  Phillips,  " 

PRAG  CONRAD, 
SALZ  ft  CO, 

Blackburn  WR,  Cherokee 

(iowlay  L,  " 

WolfR, 

Dora  (}  W  A  Co,  Chico 

TICKNER.  BURNHAM  ft  CO,  " 

WATKINSftCO, 

CUTTING  C  B, 

Arns  A, 
Goldsmith  S, 

RUSSELL  DAVID, 

Gunley  Andrew, 

DROGEJNOCftCO, 
CAMPBELL  R  A, 

WebJjer  D  C, 

WEBBER  D  H, 

Daniel  A  Co, 
Steele  Thus, 
Rhine  Chaa, 
Boyrie  .1, 
Spagiioli  A  Bro, 

CLARK  H  F. 

Abraham  C, 
Carrie  J  A, 
CoBtea  W  F, 
Davis  A, 


Chinese  Camp 
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PACIFIC  BUSSNESS  COLLEGE. 


Tho  Mod«l  Oaanieratal  0*II«m' 
or  the  Coast,  SSO  Poat  St.,  fik  F. 


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Colfax 

College  City 

CoUegeville 

Collinsville 
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Col  ton 

Columbia 

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Columbia  Flat 
Colusa 


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Levy  J, 

Liiiville  B  &  Son, 

Marks  8, 

Schwartz  M, 

Shaw  Isaac  E, 

Hayfonl,  Perkins  &  Co, 

Thifflebeam  J, 

LAWSEN  A^DBEW, 
HOSKINO  WILLIAM, 

Jont'S  William, 
Lohry  Adam, 
Mcintosh  T  VV, 
Bruuet  L, 

KNAPP  SEWELL, 

Aiiilerson  \Vm, 
Cohii  &  Gosliaer, 
De  Jarnatt  &  Kich, 

FURTH  J, 

(iosliiier  &  (iratz, 
Nickelshiir^  M  &  Co, 

WARE  G  W, 

Jolinsju  &  Kuglchardt, 
Newmark  Mux, 

BACON  &  CO. 

(ioodiilli  J  M, 

NAVAS  C. 
NEUSTAEDTER  B, 
MONTANA  ANDREA. 

BuliiHieiater  &  Siebe, 

HOWELL  S  A. 

Bnisclii  Fraiieisco, 
Canovia  ii, 
Myers  Henry, 
Tiscnrnia  A, 

KAHNFAUL. 

Meycriii  Henry, 
Blum  Simon, 
Kichi  F  L,  ^ 
Kiujball  J  S, 
Conway  John, 
Cohu  M, 
Conway  Ji-hn, 
Wttterinan  &  O'Brien, 

WILLIAMS  &  CO. 
HcKENNEY    &    RAKER. 

Davis  Creek 


Dublin 
Dunnigt^n 


Compton 
ii 

Concord 


Copperopolis 

Cord«;lia 

Coaumne 

Coulterville 


Courtland 
II 

Cucamonga 
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CuflFoy's  Cove 
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Danville 
II 

Darwin 
Davis 


Dutch  Flat 


Eagleviiio 
Edge  wood 

East  Oakland 
Eldorado 


Elk  Creek 

Elkgrove 

Elliott 

Elmira 
II 

El  Monte 
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Emigrant  Gap 
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Emmaton 

Epperson 

Etna 
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Eureka 


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HARE  A  J. 

iSuiliviin  Dunnis, 
I'ilt  IJolit, 

NURSE  S  K. 

Huni^i  ihos, 
Blum  M. 
Kpiiiagerft  Co, 
Ferguson  W  1{, 
Mason  &  I'hayur, 
(iiiKliirdo  A, 

FERRY  S  A. 

ViikntoF, 
Coh.  n  T, 

FRANKEL  BROS, 

Ljvy  .Niuiuul  C 

MITROVICHJA, 

Jeuuiugs  W  lu, 


OREENJ. 

EarllWm, 
Lewis  &  Fiuley, 
Cohn  &  Co, 
MAKEROS. 
NE£'if  &  CO. 

Berlirisrer  &  Bro, 

CAVANAUQHJOS, 
FONTE  ANTONIO, 

Berns  Bernard, 

DTJGHIB&CO, 

Hirsch  &  Cobleutz, 
Rodesine  G, 
Houston  J  W, 
Everson  J  E&Co, 
Hickeyft  Misener, 
Allison  J  &  Co, 
Davidson  N  L, 
McLainc  Thos, 
Melzer  L, 
Hyatt  M  R, 
Oshorn  R  S, 

ITPHAMJM. 

Tucker  W  M, 
Bucktiey  Geo, 
Denney  &  Brown, 

BARMAN  HENRT. 
CUTLER  &  TAYLOR, 

Janssen  E  &  Co, 
Snow  &  Co, 

SWEASEYWJ&SON, 
TAYLOR  D  SB, 

Taylor  M  S, 
Walsh  Thos, 

SMITH  F  J, 

Bictiio  C  V, 

BRUNDAQE  T  J. 

Dyke  &  Co. 
Kent  D  L. 
Winter  C  H, 
B<  A, 

Fl     JT)ALE   GRANGE 
NE.-S  ASS'N, 

Knss,  .^n'(rl(-</t  I'litnaro, 

FRO&T  JOHN  H. 

Krauw  Peter, 

MEYERS  JACOB. 
FISK  BROS. 
FOSTER  H. 

Lviltou  F, 

SUGi)EN  FREDERICK.         Florin 

Humphrey  tlas,  lols'm 

<«arri8onJG,  Forest  Hill 

True  Mrs  A  B,  Forest  House 

SOTOPW,  Fi>rslcr       ty 

Ayers  I,  Fort  '     iwcll 

Birr  A,  Foi t.  Jones 
Digj-les  H  J, 
Stone  U  D, 
WostorJB, 

BLACKFORD  EARNEST.  Fort  Ross 

Lell>i^r  F,  " 

Drytownl  Coster  Lew,  Fourth  Crossing 


Decot. 
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Delta 

Denverton 

Diamond  Springs 

Dixon 


Douglas  City 
Douglas  Flat 


Downey  City 


Evergreen 

Fall  Brook 

Farmersville 

Farmington 

Felton 
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Ferndale 

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Fiddlctown 

Fireli  uigh 

Fisherman's  Bay 

Kisk's  Mill 


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CLABSinBD. 


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Onoto  L,  Fourth  Crossing 

£eddick  Wm, 

EICHL  F  0  &  SON,  Fre.port 

Daraeal  Bros,  Froncli  Corral 

Fraack  E  &,  Co,  rrench  Gulch 

PLUMB  T, 

Bruwnstone  .1,  Fresno 

De  LouK  C  W, 
£INSTEIN  LOinS  &  CO, 
KVTNER  &  OOLDSTEm. 

De  Long  Bros,  " 

Silverman  &  Co,  "  " 

Laznr  Sol,  Fresno  Flats 

Phelps  Ml>, 

r helps  N  D  &  Co, 

SCHMIDTZ  &  LAZAB. 


BREWSTER  JNO, 

Whitaker  &  llay, 

GABBER  J  G, 

Howe  C  &  Co, 
Filijjpini  K  &  Co, 
'ClordcM  J  W, 
Itoberts  &  Thomason, 
Jackson  I  P  &  Co, 
J«rrett  D, 

SHEFHERD  B  F, 

Biixklaue  Bros, 

EPFIHGER  &  CO. 

Nevvmanu  1, 

HOORE  A  F  &  CO, 

Newhouae  Henry, 
Woltera  &    Bro, 

BRIOOS  H  W. 
XA)EWIJ  &  CO, 

McitdesBollo  B, 
Wins;  Lee, 

J3XJRT  J, 

McFoWe  M, 
Tiurant  H  F, 
Lavris  D  A  Co, 
Murphy  .1  J, 
Wood  L  N, 
Oliver  A, 

FOSTER  &  BROS, 

t'oster  Frank, 
Ames  N  &  Co, 
Carles  4;  Witlernan, 

ACKERLYOF. 
DIEFENBORFFCJ, 

I'eart  K  C, 

SCHWARTZ  B, 

Bohauau  M, 
Bamberger  Bros, 
(JeorRe  Win, 

VAN  ORDEir  W  B. 

MiiDoE.a  J  1{, 
Carre  John, 

ROHLFma  HENBT  F. 

ISmithEdH, 
lliuoi  K, 
I^J^aglorChat, 
NedHH, 


Gait 
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Garberville 

Garden  Grove 

Garden  Valley 

Gaa  Point 

Georgetown 


George's  Slide 
Germautown 

Geyserville 

Giuaonville 
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Gilroy 


Glenooe 

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Glenville 


Gold  Run 

Goleta 
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Gonzales 
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Goodyear's  Bar 

Grand  Island 
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Granitevilii' 

Grass  ValK  y 


G  rayson 
Green  Valley 

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Quomoville 
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Half  Moon  Bay 

D  E  B'E  N  E- 


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Hamburg  Bay 

Hanford 
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Hanson  ville 
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Happy  Camp 


Harrisbnrg 
Uavilah 


WHABTON  H  C  &  BBO,        Oridley 
Hoskin  S  P,  Grizzly  Flat 

Fontana  M  J  &  Co,  Guadaloupa 

Kaiser  L  M  &  Co, 
Phillips  Bros, 
Marshall  Jas, 
Sehloss  S, 
Boitano  Bros, 

CEBEOHINO  & 
J)ETTI. 

Daniel  Autone, 
Johnston  T, 

LEVY  BROS, 

Kosenblum  Jacob, 

CALDWELL  DAN. 

Melone  J  H, 
Oppenheimer  ft  Co, 

SIMON  JACOBS  &  CO. 

Shattuck  T  F, 

Wotmore  J  M, 

Camp  J  &  Co, 

Demick  George, 

Evans  A  J, 

Gasquet  H, 

lieeve  C  T, 

Peacock  GW, 

Cohn  E, 

Marpby  J  J,  " 

Anspacher  Bros,  Haywards 

BBOWN  L  H. 

Nissen  J  K,  " 

Wolff  AVjraham,  '' 

Bloom  &  Cohn,  Healdsburg 
Business  Association,    (A  B  Nally 

pres)  " 

Ldvo  Bros,  •' 

Meyer  .Saml,  " 

Kuirner  W,  " 
White  WP, 

MOBOAN  W  C.  Heniy's 

Barnes  A  L,  Hill's  Ferry 

Kahn  Bros,  " 

Newman  Simon,  " 

GIBSON  D  &  CO.  Hy  lesvillo 
To.ter  iiobt, 

Bablwin  ft  (Griffith,  llMlHstcr 
Goldtioh  J, 

Harris  M,  " 
McMahon  Thos, 
Rosenbcrtr  Bros, 
BAIR  THOS.                     Hoopa  Valley 

GRADE  WMA,  Hopeton 

MoCauuhi'y  J,  Howard 

LIVINGSTON  R  0,               Huemme 

Wolff  ft  Levy,  •      I 

Hnnsaker  Henry,  Hunsaker  I 

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CLA88IFIBD. 


QEN 


963 


lone  City 


Iowa  Hill 


Newman  6  &,  Bro, 
Str^wart  Daniel, 
Woolsey  Geo, 
Brown  J  F, 
Hawkins  Geo, 
McClary  ^.  C, 
Baker  8  £,  t 

Smiley  John,  ,. 
Stone  A  J, 
Craner  S, 

GARDNER  FH, 

Aaronaoii  W, 
Galland,  Aaronaon  &  Co, 
(rinocchio  E  &  Bro, 
Newman  L, 
San<niinetto  B, 
Steckler  Ohas, 

BUTTERFIEIJ)  S. 

Hyde  Elishn, 
Oreugo  G  M, 
Ucc,  C. 

M7LES  WC. 

Dutton  Geo  &  Co, 
Humphreys  W  S, 
Lando  &  Cross, 
King  &  McDowell, 
Levi  Isaac, 
Wilson  Henry, 
Whitmore  8l  lieed, 
Anderson  Wm, 
Lewis  Thomaa 
Poor  John 
Billia  James, 

BROWN  A. 

Michels  I  &  Co, 
Murphy  J  J, 
Do  Pinicier  Bros, 

SLOCUM  A  A, 
YOUNG  WG. 

WHIPPLE  H  E  &  SON. 

Huntor  &  Stewart, 
Davis  S, 
(iundellinger  E, 
Haslacher  J  A  Co, 
Snowball  J  W, 

VALPY  A  M, 

Slierve  Benjamin, 

Hammoud  Bros, 

Olocsu  &  Monteveide, 

Vif^nes  Jno, 

Cohn  II  &  Son,  Tjakepjrt 

FARMERS'  BUSINESS   ASSO- 
CIATION. (J  B  Kohiusun  prest),  " 
Gully  &  Lee, 
Levy  &  Luvine,  ** 

MoGEEJB, 

Mason  H, 
Rosenljerg  Bros, 
lieibaom  &  Adams, 
Geraty  J, 
Sarguinetti  D, 
Willis  H  C, 
Clark^Jk  Chamberlain, 


Isleton 
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Jackson 


Jamestown 

Janal 

Jenny  Lind 

Jersey  Landing 

Jolou 

Josephine 

Judsonville 

Julian  City 


Junction  City 
Kelsey 


Kcrnville 


Koyesville 
Kelsey  ville 
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Kingsbury 


Knight's  Ferry 
Knight's  Landing 

Lafayette 
La  Grange 


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Little  River 
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Livermore 


Livingston 
Lockeford 


La  Porte 
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Lathrop 


Leesville 


guroy  l, 

Mack  J  J  &  Co, 

MACK  S  L, 

Schwartz  B, 
FoUett  G  W, 
Hays  &  Cunningham, 
Paulsen  Jacob, 

ALDRICH  GEO  D, 

Lolise  Herman, 
Barnett  £, 

Lambert  and  Simouson, 
NORTON  BROS, 
Willits  Hiram, 
Coombs  &  Perkins, 
Corrigan  J  S  &  Co, 
Easton  C  D, 
Fox  &  Condman, 
Hill  &  Hudepohe, 

GODFREY  H  J, 
ANSFACHER  BROS, 
COMEGYS,  BLOCK  &'C0, 

Gillis  James, 
Levy  S, 

OUDS  &  BARFIELD.: 

Briunl  M, 
Locke  D  J, 
Green  Bros, 
Ivory  C  O, 
Lsvinsky  A  L, 
RICH  C  A, 

McNealey  H  E, 

Rudolph  &  Sou, 

Webb  J  W, 

Eilwards  E  H, 

Lasky  L,  " 

Meysan  C,  " 

Zaun  S,  " 

LESLIE  A,  Los  Alamos 

(iiuoccio  A,  Los  Angeles 

KWONG,  HINO  &  'CO,  (Chinese 

goods), 
Ue  D  W, 
Moya  M, 
iSisson  &  Wallace, 

KORN  M, 

W  it^ner  &  Cohn, 

Poor  irohn, 

Gotz  Joseph  &  Bros, 

Levy  M  A  Bro, 

Ensooe  J, 

Levy  Bros, 

Miulera  Flume  and  Trading  Co,   Madera 

MOORE  &  DOOLITTIJ, 

Williams  HS, 

HAINES  A,  Madison 

Sevty  W,  " 

FRENCH  J  A,  Maine  Prairie 

Watteraon  James,  Mammoth  City 

Boaan  &  Co,  Mariposa 

Ephraim  &  Korvalsky,  Marshall 

Ephraim  Solomon,  " 

Ford  &  Cawalsky,  ** 

Howard  Chas,  *' 


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California. 

OIiA*88IKIRD. 


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Hoey  Jas,  Martinez 

Blum  S  &  Bros, 

Neisberger  &  Gartley, 

Weiss  J , 

OILMAN  B  F, 

BACON  J  DALTON, 

Uich  AG, 
Bosenblum  J, 
Brown  Eugene, 
Everson  O  W, 

JABVIS  &  lyOLIABD 

Kelly  W  H, 
Murray  J.D, 
I'i  Kee      " 
Doyle  M  J  &  Co, 
Thyarks  Geo, 
CASSACCIA  AB, 
GOLDMAN  M. 

Mclnerney  Mrs  M, 
8im  >n  Jacol)s  &  Co, 
SIMON  SILAS, 

Burgett,  Moon  &  Co, 
Smith,  Wiseman  &  Co, 
Byam  M  S  &  Co, 
West  &  Heath, 
Barrett  E, 
Poifka  Edward, 
Willey  Walter, 
Asher  J, 
Davidson  A  G, 
DoPeiieier  Bros, 
Lobree  D  &  Co, 
Mane  &,  Day, 
Harrison  M, 
Anklin  Mrs  H, 

BAKEB  &TEEL, 
CLABK  P, 

Bunds  J  C, 

Empire  Store,  (C  Wagner  manager), 

Mineral  King 
Johnson  Frank,  '* 

BATES  F,  Mincrsville 

EHRMAN  &  BACHMAN, 

Mission  San  Josf* 
Armstrong  J  L, 
Buisie  James, 
Dettebach  tl. 
Fun  u  ay  A  F, 

OIISERT  I  £  &  CO. 

May  .John  C, 
Cohti  K, 

Davidson  &  Peek, 
Jacob  Chas, 
Nye  D  B, 
Wise  R, 
Butter  TE, 
Abretfo  &  Co, 
Escolle  H, 
L'iporte  Wm, 

HUNTER  J  &  CO. 

Wright  S  E, 
Hegarty  &  Co, 

MERRILL  D  P. 


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Middletown 


Milford 

Millville 
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Milpitas 
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Morro 

Mountain  View 
II 


STOCKING  E  B. 

Coblentz  L, 

MARGOT  H  D. 

SAUGMAN  &  WEILHEIMER.  " 

Weilhtimer  Samuel,  " 

BRUSTGRUEN  F. 

Peterman  H, 
J  one  S  A, 
Ormsby  E, 

McGRATH  THOS. 

Compere  V, 
Seutor  K, 
Stanghitte  G, 
BLOUER  ALBERT 

table  delicacies), 
Donnelly  T  C, 
Jacnsch  W, 
Reimers  C, 
Thompson  8c,  Beaird, 
PARSONS  GH. 

Hussun  F, 
Burrouahs  Geo, 

DERBY  &LOWE, 
Mills  H  W, 

CAMFTON  GEO, 

Fields  1>W&  Co, 

THORNTON  &  ZORLAND. 

New  Hope 
Scribner  B  N,  Newville 

Sinderman  A,  New  York  Landing 

ARENS  &  BARBEE.  Nicolaus 


Mount  Eden 

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Mount  Shasta 
Murphy's 


J»  (dealer  in 

Napa 


National  City 

Natividad 

Nelson 

New  Almaden 

Newbury  Park 

Newhall 


Modesto 


II 
II 
II 


Mohave 
Mokelumue  Hill 


Monitor 

Monterey 
•I 


Monticello 

Monseiiat 

Moore's  Flat 

Moore's  Station 


SNYDER  WM. 
COLBY  &  POND. 

Gilbert  &  Thomas, 

CRANDALLTP. 

Simon  N, 
Macchiavella  A, 

WOODRUFF  A  L. 
RANKIN  JAMES. 

Dodge  WW, 
Spyer  &  Swi'fart, 

FAGGIANO  J  B. 
MACPHERSON  T. 

Barton  Jolin, 
Smith  Frank, 
Emeny  J  S, 
(ireiersen  (ieo, 

KERR  JOHN  S. 

Sandfoi'd  Bros, 

MORLEY  W  W, 

>'^Cauuhy  &  Robinson, 

Ca^ANDELL  WMOL. 

Freeillander  Wm, 
Frietllander  &  Co, 

WALKER  HUGE, 

Burt  Jas, 
Erauw  Peter, 
Head  Jas  R, 

BEERMANA, 

staples  &  Hathaway, 
Choaio  Moses, 
Mulv.ier  F, 
Crowder  R  L. 


.  Niles 

Nord 

Nordhoff 

North  Bloomtield 
11 

North  Branch 

North  Columbia 

Norton  ville 
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Norwalk 

Novata 

Noyo 

Oak  Bar 
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Oakland 

Oak  Run 

Occidental 

Olcma 


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Orleans  Bar 
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Pacheco 
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Pajaro 

Pali 

Pasadena 

Paskenta 

Paso  De  RoV)les 

Peach  Tree 
II 

Penryn 


MoCLELLAin)  A  H,  Orange 

JOHNSON  0  W,  Oregon  House 
LEWIS  &  CO,  Orland 

Michael  &  Co,  •' 

PAPST  &  BRO, 

Bnphacl  &  May, 
Bnzard  A, 
Arrata  — , 
Wasmnth  P  W, 
CARNEJOHNIBA. 

Gamhs  John, 
Kalisky  M, 
Payne  J  S, 
Veal  Wm, 
Williams  R  &  Co, 
Scribner  L  S, 
Dunn  Patrick  H, 
Goldwater  &  Co, 
Greenboum  Wm, 
Griffith  G, 

HOLDER  &  SON, 
CEREGHINO  &  DEBENEDETTI. 

Pescadero 

OARRETSON  JOHN, 
HXTOHES  J  H, 
THOMPSON  A  F, 

Canepa  L, 
Schmitt  (Jeorge, 
Symoiida  &  Lainoreanx, 
Rudolph,  Gill  &  Co, 
Sanaers,  Tohill  &i  Co, 
HilKir, 
Lawley  &  Patten, 
Stand iford  Thomas, 
Wiirdiier  &  Muuaen, 

WHEELER  J  T, 
MARKS  L, 
PENROSE  a 
ALDERSON  THOS, 

I'arliiiuton  Abraham, 
Keespe  Job, 
Mason  &  Kwd, 
Parkhurst  O  P, 
Simon  M  &  Son, 
Wierson,  Jewell  &  Co, 
Waldorf  J  W, 
All)cck  A  J  W; 
Jacobs  Alie, 
Jacob  Abraham, 
Thorup  .lohii, 

SALISBURQ  S  A. 
ARENDT  H. 


Petaluma 


Petrolia 


Phoenix  MiiK 


Pine  Grove 

Pittville 
11 

Placer  ville 


BRANSFORDZW,  Pomo 

Alexander  Leo,  Pomona 

Ruth  Theo,  " 

Putnam  R  Porter,  Portersville 

Baker  Robt,  " 
Field  J  T, 

COMPTON  T  J,  Potter  Valley 

Luce  C  S,  Poway 

Smith  Stephen,  Princeton 

Rhode  &  Co,  Purissimo 
California  Q  S  Mining  Co,    Quicksilver 

Cohen  A,  Quincy 
Lee  C, 

WhitlockJH, " 

TAYLOR  EDWIN,  Railroad  Flat 

Riley  James,  Ravenna 

Mayhew  G  H,  Red  Bluff 

Olmsted  M  L  &  Co,  " 
CHURCH  J  E. 
CLARK  &MATHEW, 
CONE  &  KIMBALL, 
FINCH,  BURTT  &  CO, 

Braslauer  D,  Redding 

Brelaner  N  &  Co,  " 

Kauffmann  I,  '* 

McCormick,  Sealtzer  &  Co,  " 

Miller  Frank,  " 

WILLARD  &  WIEL, 

CHAMBERLAIN  &  WILCOX, 

Redwood  City 
Hadler  C, 

Jacobson  L,  " 

Plump  G, 

Prebble  G  W,  .  u 

Smith  T  J,  •• 

StoflF.rd  .1,  " 

AITKIN  /.  B  &  CO,  Riceville 

Cranal  A  H,  Rio  Vista 

CRANER  S, 

ERLANOER  &  GALINOER,      " 

Wadsworth  Wm,  " 

WILCOX.  RUBLE  &  DOZIER,  " 


Plaiufield 
Plaiusbnrg 


Pleasant  Grove 
Pleasanton 


HORTENSTINE  &  STOVER, 


Coblentz  S  &  Co, 

DUNCAN  RH, 

Falk  A, 

Williams  J  C  &  Co, 
Arthur  ft  McClure, 
Newlield  M, 
Nickerson  ft  Co, 
O'Neal  ft  Wade, 

PETERS  P, 

Lipman  Isidor, 


YAPLE  D  F, 

Burt  B  1)  ft  Bro, 
Lyon  ft  Rosenthal, 
Salaro  Peter, 
Lavenson  M, 
Levison  Bros, 

FEIOENBAUM  J 


Ripon 

Riverside 
II 

Robinson's  Ferry 
Rocklia 


& 


BROS, 

Rohnerville 


Plymouth 


Point  Arena 
II 


Point  of  Timber 


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OILL  A  M, 

PRATT  J  D,  Roseville 

THOMAS  &  SON, 

Schlottleaur  E  L,        Rough  and  Ready 

SCHRODER  JOHN  F, 
STOUTENBOROUOH  JH, 

Round  Valley 
Lockwood  F  E,  Rutherford 

GRANGERS'   CO-OPERATIVE 
BUSINESS  ASSOCIATION,  W 

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HAYFORD  BROS  &  GO, 


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St  John 

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Sacramento 

SISSON,  WALLACE  &  CO, 

Carver  D  6,  St  Helena 

Dickinson  J  J,  " 

Galewski  D,  •• 

Straus  J  E, 
Papst  C  J  &  A, 
CONLAN  DANIEL. 
Elmore  Benjamin  F, 
Salida  Grange   Co,    (A   H 

secy), 
Conklin  k  Samuels, 
Vandcrhurat,  Sanborn  &  Co, 
Meyer  &  Friedlander, 
Mance  C  P, 
CassinelH  D, 

Dassi)  John,  " 

Freidlierger  Arnold,  " 

Lloyd  C  K, 
Whitlock  &  Koworth, 
SYLVESTER  FEANCIS.San  Antonio 
Walker  A  E. 

Scidcsinger  N,  San  Beuito 

Byrne  M^  San  Bernardino 

Caro  I^wis,  " 

Conner  Henry,  *' 

Newburg  &  Kathbun, 
Pratt  J  E, 
Pittlcr  Morris, 

CHAFFEE  &   HcKEEBT, 

San  Buenaventura 
Cohen  Mrs  H, 

Einstein  &  Bernheim,  '' 

Ginocchio  (i  &.  Co,  San  Diego 

Gordon  k  Hazzard, 
Hamilton  &  Co, 
Llticia  V,  North 

STEINEB,  KLATJBER  &  CO,  (S 

F  office  3 1 2  Sacramento),  ' ' 

Paden  &  Adams,  San  Dieguito 

Courtney  Wm  &  D,  San  Fernando 
Maclay  &  Moffitt. 

Allen  Peter,  San  Gabriel 
Tnch  Nathan,  " 
LEVY  BROS.  San  Grcgoria 
Farmers'  Union,  (Wm  Ginty  man- 
ager), San  Jose 
Lemoine,  Gambert  &  Co,  " 
BACKER  F  A,  San  Juan 
BOWIE  JOSEPH. 
FILOUCHEAU  M. 

KAHN  MAURICE.  San  Lcandro 

MEYERS  F. 
SMITH  M  D. 
STURTEVANT  &  GRAY, 

Biltrer  W»n, 

SHIMAN  JOHN  L, 

Goldbaum  Simon, 
Blochman  A  &  Co, 

DEVOTO  G  &  CO. 
GOLDTREE  BROS. 


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11 


San  Luis  Key 
San  Luis  Obispo 


Henderson  W  A,  San  Luis  Obispo 

LasarE,  " 

Loobliner  H  &  Co,  ,  " 

PREFUMO  P  B, 

liiicklifle  L,  " 

SINSHEIMER  BROS, 

Goldtree  &  Co, 
Bickford  J  R  S, 
GOLDTREE  &  CO, 

(jreenhood  Bros, 
Jacob  D, 
Tillotson  4;  Co, 
Haskell  &  Co, 
HENRi  A  J, 

Dorn  B  W, 
Glass  &  Ivory, 
Franklo  Leopold, 
Harlin  T  J, 
(iildmacher  L  &  D, 
Goldsmith  Bros, 
Grssmuyer  &  Co, 

SPURGEON  W  H 

Austin  N  P  &  Co, 
G  arlnnd  ft  Noble, 

SING  CHUNG, 

Duncan  L, 

BERNHEIM  J  &  CO, 

De  Lamater  G  B  V, 

Harrington  M,  " 

GOODWIN  &  BRYANT,SantaMaria 
Kreidcl  &  Fleishes,  « 

BASSETT  RALPH, 
VAWTER  W  D, 

Cohn  M  &  S, 
Scott  Jno, 
Skinner  Sc  Dobbins, 
DUFFY  T, 
GLENN  J  H. 
Kessing  C, 
Kraft  Edw, 
Morrison  Bi     j 
Moxon  W  H, 
Wiso&GoldHsh, 
Bellrude  J  S, 
Laventhol  B, 
Snyder  D,  , 

lUrdsall  S  H, 
Duiiphy  P  F, 
EldndiTo  H  J, 

HAINES  HERMON. 

Paslaqua  A, 
Briggs  Geo  S, 
Dougherty  &  Passons, 
Wilton  8l  Andrews, 

BAILEY  C  M, 

Litsch  F, 
Lei  tier  J, 

BULLERDIECK  A, 

Dolan  ft  Gove, 
Friedberger  A, 
I  X  L  Store, 
Richardson  ft  Sparks, 
Scbwalbe  Jos, 


San  Marcos 

San  M«tei) 

San  Miguel 

San  Pablo 


San  Rafael 
II 

San  Ramon 
It 

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Santa  Ana 

II 
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II 

Santa  Barbara 


Santa  Clara 
Sauta  Cruz 


Santa  Monica 
II 

Santa  Paula 
II 

II 

Santa  Rosa 
•I 


Sancelito 

Savannah 
II 

Sawyer's  Bar 


Scenega 

School  Henso  Station 

Sebastopol 
II 

II 

Sciad  Valley 

Shasta 
II 

Shaw's  Flat 
Sheep  Ranch 


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BURDIS  JOHN, 

Shiugle  Springs 

Hunter  M  A, 

II 

VVIiite  T  H, 

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BTJSCH  A  C  &  CO. 

Sierra  City 

Nessler  L, 

II 

ShafTine  J, 

II 

Dolly  L, 

Sierra  Valley 

Rowland  F  M, 

II 

Olsen  J, 

II 

Pearson  &  Co, 

Silverado 

SWORTZEL  W  J. 

Slide 

C'oBgrove  J  no, 

Smartsville 

Dougherty  Danl, 

II 

Duh.im  C  C, 

II 

Excelsior  Store, 

II 

Petit  N  .r, 

II 

(Joodmiiu  &  Co, 

Smith's  Ranch 

HoCATJGHAY  &  00. 

II 

Haight  Daul, 

Smith  River 

Lake  J  C, 

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Westbrook  Mrs  C, 

II 

Canevaro  A, 

Snelling 

Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co, 

ii 

Everett  A  E, 

Soledad 

(Joldwrtter  — , 

II 

HUGHES  W  J, 

Somersville 

Dnliriuc  K  ft  Co, 

Sonoma 

8CH00KEN  S, 

Pauli  (;  T, 

II 

<i 

Poppe  Mrs  J  A, 

BARLOW  &  BENAS. 

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Con«lit  J  if, 

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Mntidorf  Jno, 

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O'Brien  J  .T. 

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OPPENHEIMER  H. 

II 

R££B  Ui 

II 

liosenblooin  M, 

11 

Cumming  D  J, 

Soquel 

Heisig  I, 

II 

Porter  E<lw, 

<i 

DARE  JOHN  T. 

South  Vullejo 

CALDWELL  A  B. 

Sptidra 

(ireen  J  1), 

II 

Ma  Lott  Jos  A, 

11 

Buckman  \V  A,    Spanish  Dry  Dii^giugs 

Lewis  T  F. 

Spanish  Flat 

THOMPSON  &  KELLOGO. 

Spanish  Kaucli 

HTHES  JOHN. 

Si)encevillo 

Stinerft  Waterman, 

II 

SWORTZEL  W  J. 

Springfield 

Loibey  F,                        Still  Water  Cove 

FARMERS'     CO-OPERATIVE 

UNION  OF  SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VATJiY. 

Stockton 

GRANGES'  UNION 

OF    RAN 

JOAQUIN  VALLEY. 

Sutherland,  Chesnutwo 

od  ft  Moore,  '* 

Southworth  ft  G  rattan. 

II 

HOLLY  SIDNY  B. 

Stony  Point 

Drake  J  H,                 Strawberry  Valley 

BBEGK  ft  COBTIGAN.          Suisun 

Cerkel  W,  Suiaun 

COHNJ. 

FRANK  J  &  SON.. 

VANCE  &  TAYLOR.       ^ 

WEINBERGER  H. 

BLANK  MRS  LOTTIE.Sul^hnr  Creok 

Peyser  Saml,  Sumuiit 

AMY  &  ARDIZZI.  Sumuor 

Murphy  J  J, 

Bi-jlwr  N  ft  Co, 

Partridge  ft  Hyer,    ' 

Buwden  Jos, 

Brifi^oli  B, 

Brinn  M  ft  Bro, 

Coblintz  a, 

Ryan  ft  Corbett, 

Soracco  C,  " 

Wil(lm:m  W  J,  " 

Davis  Howell,  Sycamore 

MoNULTY  JEREMIAH.  Table  Bluff 


Susaaville 
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Sutter  Croek 


Patrick  A  B  ft  Co, 
Mcf  ARLAND  T  A. 

Sm.ill  Jacob, 

HIRSHFELDM. 

Murphy  J  J, 

GYLES  A  &  CO. 

Harvey  Chas, 

NORRISCR. 

PEDRINI  C. 

Schnltz  ft  Koch, 
Wolf  Louis, 
(Jrove  F  N, 
Dranga  N  G  0, 
Fjane  Wm, 
Touiasini  Julian, 
Treybal  ft  Todd, 
Adams  ft  Mali'om, 

ADAMS  WM. 

Bering  A  T, 
Henderson  ft  Combs, , 
Kahn  A, 
Kowalsky  ft  Oo, 
\u\vl>un;  ft  Kuhn, . 
FABIAN  F  &  CO. 
MORERO  G  B. 

Sclie«;line  B, 

BURCKHALTER  F  &  CO.   Tmckee 
SISSON.  WALACE  &  CO. 

Childs  Wm, 
Trinidad  Mill  Co, 
RUMFELT  A, 

Durio  Bros, 
(loldman  J  ft  Co, 
Morris  ft  Michael, 
Sisson,  Wallace  ft  Co, 
Lmder  I  C, 
Ward  Isaac, 

UTTL, 

Russian  River  Laud  and  Luiuher  Co 

Tyrone 
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Hoflfinan  W  A,  '* 


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Three  Rivera 

Tia  Ju)iaa 
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Timber  Cove 

Tiptoa 

Toll  House 
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Tomales 


Tiacy 
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Tres  Pinoa 


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1  X  L  Store,  (Julius  Brown  &  Co),     " 

MARKftCOHN, 

MARKS  A  ft  CO, 

XOaOANRH^OO, 

PHILIPSJGftF, 

Asher  — ■, 

League  J  N,  

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Morgeiietein  &  Milzner, 

SBO^  &  PETTIS. 

Kitching  A  C, 


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Vacaville 


Vallejo 

Valley  Centre 

Valley  Ford 

Vallioitu 


Brown  £  Le  Baron, 

Arata  J, 

Bacigahipi  F,  " 

Mitchell  A  M, 

Vi.llicitiiW  A, 

LICUSSC,  Vina 

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Jacob  E, 

OOUOLASSBBOSftCO. 

howler  Thos, 

JOHNSON  LA. 

Xtevens  &  Wilcox,  " 

SWEET  S&  CO. 

Clute  P  A,  Volcano 

Colemnn  J,  " 

Carpenter  Thoa,  " 

Ciissinelle  L  &  Bro,  " 

Ito88i  Angelo,  " 

PurkhurstWm,  Volcanoville 


Walker's  Landing 

SHTJETMM, 

Walnut  Creek 

WILSON  &  OAHBS. 

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RADOESKT  L. 

Walnut  (Jrr.ve 

Kohler  H, 

WaHhincton 

CLABK  BBOS,      Washington  Comers 

HIRSH  JOSEPH. 

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VVatcrford 

Alexander  D, 

Wataonville 

Cooper  &  Co, 

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Weldou 

Brown  Andrew, 

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West  Butte 

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WcHtmiuster 

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West  Point 

NovillaT, 

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Wildflowcr 

CBVTCHERftCO. 

Williams 

HTITAN  M  ft  CO. 

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Hochheimer  ft  Co, 

Willows 

Newman  Chu, 

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Wilmington 
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Windsor 


Winters 


Thomas  A  B, 
.Tacoby  Herman, 
Morriaoif  John, 
Bixley  Walter, 

LINibSEY  ft  CLARK. 

Martin  H, 

KAUFFMANLftCO, 
SPAULDINO  ft  HARLAN. 
LANDIS  ftGOODKIND,    Wheatlmd 
WOLF  SIMON  ft  CO. 
White  J  R,  White's  Bridge 

Bentley  H  ft  Co,  Woodbriilce 

RUTLEDOE  i  McLERRAN.      " 
MERRILL  WP,  Woodford 

NICKELSBURG  A  ft  BBO. 
CLELAND  ft  CO. 
LYNDON  J  W, 

Kocers  VV  E, 

WELLS  M  H, 

Donelin  Timothy, 
Schultz  David, 

FYFIELD  J  P  T. 
BORACH  J. 
DODGE  EG> 
WHERRY  ft  SAFFORD. 


Wrights 
It 


Yankee  Hill 

Yankee  Jims 
II 

Yocumville 
Yolo 


Snell  &  Jordan 
Lambert  C, 
I'i.scornia  A, 
Harris  A, 
Bratten  C, 
Clell.'ind  ft  Lchncrs, 
Kessler  J, 
King  F  J, 
Klinire  Mrs  A, 
McManus  P  F, 
Miner  M, 

Viince  &  Walbridge, 
Wiiickler  A, 


Yon  Bet 

Yountvillo 

Yo  Semite 
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Yreka 
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GLASSWARE. 

(See  Crockery.) 

GLOVE     MANUFACTURERS. 


PEARSON  I N. 
BERGER  M, 

Kingsley  — , 
lieoiianl  &  Sawtell, 
Allmoiul  (JeoD, 

DODGE  V  C. 
MANNING  F  M. 
SMITH  MRS  WL 

Bailey  C  P. 
Lion  L, 

WILCOX  M  W. 

Olmatead  Mrs  F, 
Barr  H, 


Nfip;» 

Petaliima 

Red  Bluff 
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Sacramento 


San  Jose 


Stockton 
Vacaville 


GRAIN  BUYERS. 

(See  also  Hay,  Grain  and  Feed.) 
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BULLARD  Af 

Noursti  Geo  F  ft  Co, 
Httrt  Jaokaon, 

JONESEW&CO, 

laaiic  fi  &  Bro, 
i;ilis  Kalph, 

LEVY  nJfOK. 
WATERMAN  M  &  CO. 

Brjiy  Bros, 

Fish  &  Blum, 

HeitrmaiiC  H, 

Myer,  Cha«lbourne  &  Co, 

WATERMAM  M  &  CO. 
CONE  &  KIMBALL. 
KLEESJOBN&CO. 
BATTLES  WW, 
OARRIOUSLH. 
Kaymoud  J  H, 
ViinUer  Louis, 

BLYTHE  ft  MADDOX. 
GARTER  J  S, 
pnSTERA&CO. 
STRAUS  L, 
WRIOHT  JOSEPH. 
Biclter  N  &  Co, 
Davis  Howell, 
OiddinsB  I  D, 
KuswllHC, 

BLUM  M. 

JACKSON  HENRY. 

Liiuuonour  &  Brownoll, 

WHERRY  G  F. 


Costroville 

Chico 
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Colusa 
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lone  City 
Lod  it- 
Los  AngelcH 
Livtrinoro 

Martinez 

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Ploasaiiton 
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Red  Bluff 
Sacnimojitn 
Salinas  City 


San  Andreas 
San  Jose 


Santa  Rnsa 

Susanvillc 

Sycumore 

Turlock 

Vacavilli 

Watson  villi- 

Woodland 

Yolo 


WHKKLER  E  F,  Bakersville 

KINSTREY  THOS,  Benicia 

Brun  H  &  Co,  Berkeley 

CHAPIE,  TALLMAN  ft  CO. 

Marks  Lewis,  " 

Ne-ell  G B,  Birchville 

.lones  Mrs  Amelia,  Bird's  Landing 

(.leson  M,  Bridgeport 

FOSTER  S  G.  Brighton 

Boscacci  O,  Bodie 

EGGLESTONBEN, 
KIRSCHBRAUN,  SON  ft  CO.       " 
LARDI  LOUIS, 

Mikticlv  &  Dovlovich,  " 

RITCHIE  JR. 

PERKINS  J  S.  Boulder  Creek 

SieinoutJ,  Campo  Seco 

Meek  J  K,  Cumptonville 

Miller  &  Co,  Cuatroville 

L'rissler  &  Bonner,  Cedarville 

Cross  J  H,  Ceres 

Morgan  James  L,  Cherokee 

Karrar  J  L,  Chico 
JOHNSON  N  ft  SON. 

()•  Hair  Peter,  " 
Walker  &  Cole, 

WHITE  ft  TUCKWELL, 


GROCERS-RETAIL. 

(Sec  also  General  Merchandise). 


Barber  A  S, 
Barnum  W  S, 
Bafiiteau  Augusto, 
Ik'ckman  <l  N, 

BOEHMER  F. 

Davidsou  A  W, 
Dean  &  C^o, 
Dit  IS  F  &  Co, 

HOLTZWMftSON. 
KROFPEH. 

Marcuse  !•, 
Uenz  II  ]{, 
Riith(ri)ul   &  Co, 

EOTHERMELP. 

Kii'kluiid  James, 
Evans  Bros, 
Church  F  B, 
Scribner  J  C, 

CARMAN  G  a 

White  T  B, 
8chorlig  L  E, 
Dwyer  &  McCormick, 
Gubbay  F, 

WILLMENTME8G. 
GUBELOA, 

Huto  I, 


Alameda 


Amador 

Anaheim 

Anderson 

Angel's  Camp 

Antiocli 

<< 

Areata 
Auburn 


Bakerav  ille 


McAdams  T, 
Morris  A, 

Daveugio  S, 

INGRAM  HENRY. 

Brush  W  T, 
SHAW  ISAAC  E, 

Hi>rris,  Smith  &  Co, 
Nickellft  riauk, 
Uwinny  N. 
Price  J  no, 
WdUr  E, 

CHUBBUCK  C  E. 

Uussuk  K, 
Brady  M, 
MoPherson  &  Hilton, 

SAN  LIN  SING  ft  CO. 
WO  YE  ft  CO. 

Woodruff  A  L, 

JONES  BROS. 
PUTMANFM, 
SALLADYO. 
WELSH  P  J, 

Heriiamlez  J, 

CASE  WILLIAM  H. 

Humphreys  .F  H, 

THOMPSONS, 

Olufs  O  B  &  Co, 

BROWN  RH. 
EATON  BROS. 
PRICE  J  B, 

Barucli  &  Loew, 
Jenison  &  Greening, 
(Faribaldi  Jos, 
Meroux  J  M  B, 
Hpaulding,  Mowry  &  Co, 
Bunckel  J  H, 


Chinese  Camp 
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Clayton 

Clovertlale 
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Columbia  Hill 

Colusa 


Concord 

Copperopolis 

Conlelia 

Paveuport 

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Downeyville 
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Swenson  &  Chadwick, 

Dutch  Flat' 

Huston  R  O. 

East  Berkeley^ 

Croft  N  E. 

East  Oakland 

Bruines  Fred, 
Fish  H  V, 

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Maaou  W  C  &  Co, 

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Elk  Grove 

KIMBALL  QEO  H  &  CO,       Eureka 

MoLANCHLAN  JOHN. 

PARKER  BM. 

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Kevoy  John, 

II 

Kohner  &  Ellery, 

II 

'I'npper  Mrs  E  R, 

II 

Fontiiaa  &  Solari, 

Fairfield 

Dyke  &  Co, 

HOLLER  H  H, 

Farmingtoti 

Ferndale 

Cohn  S, 

Fulsom 

McNuniee  Mrs  Annie, 

ti 

Smith  J  H, 

II 

Derritikaon  &  Nelson, 

Forest  City 

Hbiutzon  Chas, 

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Albrecht  Chas, 

Forest  Hill 

Benfeldt  Henry, 

II 

Cow<len  M  H, 

II 

Umliuiir  Mrs  Dan, 

French  Camp 

BALEY  &  THORNTON,        Fresao| 

BERNHARD  GEO, 

II 

GREENUP  &  REID. 

II 

Jackson  J  P, 

Georgetown 

Jerrett  Diuiiel, 

II 

SHEPHERD  B  F. 

II 

Sorubcr;^ur  &  I^aue, 

II 

Alcxiindur  &  Phegley, 

Gilroy 

Brown  Mrs  M, 

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II 

Rivard  Lo, 

^       II 

Schaefer  Fred, 

II 

Hunt  W  H, 

Gold  Run 

Campbell  Wm. 

Grass  Valley 

Champion  H, 

II 

Kiiinie  R, 

II 

Heyder  Wm, 

II 

Johnston  Jno, 

II 

JUDD  JAMESF. 

II 

Momteur  A, 

II 

NORMANDY  FRANK  E.           "    1 

Othet  Th..s, 

II 

Polglase  J, 

II 

Scadden  H, 

II 

SHURTLEFF  W  T  &  CO.          "    1 

Silvester  H, 

II 

VAN  ORDEN  W  B, 

Watt  &  Co, 

II 
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Aliimeda  I'nilip. 

Half  Moon  Bay 

BORTANO  BROS,  (provUions),      "    | 

Johnson  Thos, 

II 

Valladao  Fred, 

II 

Vargos  JoM, 

II 

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Jackson 
Jamestown 


Jersey  Landing 

Jolou 
II 

Knight's  Landing 
Lakeport 
Lemooro 


Ferguson  H  O,  Healdsburg 

(JunnJH,  " 

I^muun  ft  DempMj,  " 

Mason  &  Smith,  *  " 

Sargent  H,  •* 

Wielwrts  A  Prince,  •• 
Breslauer  B,                                Hollister 

Courtney  Wm.  •' 

Cunning  K  A,  " 

Fairchild  E  W,  •• 

GravesGH,  " 
Risdun  F  T  &  Co, 
Cam  pa  S, 
Aula  F, 
RiiHpi  Chas, 
Riviolo  Frederico, 

MYLES  WC. 

Aldaco  Dolores, 
Mcndozo  Augustino, 
Taylor  &  Fairchild, 
Carson  John  J. 

COPELAND  C  W, 

Hite  &  Swcetland,  •« 

Ingram  &  Young,  Lincoln 

Armstrong  k  McFarland,  Live  Oak 

Antoui  Ed,  Los  Angeles 

Eayle  Clovis, 

BehaHque  &  Co, 

Bell  R  L, 

Biirnero<i, 

Bouille  A, 

Brode  Chas, 

Canepa  N  A,  Co, 

Carmonez  Francisco, 

Castruccio  Bros, 

Chauvan  A  C, 

Clark  C  W, 

Ciiliins  R  L  &  Co,  (provisioiu), 

Fieosti  N. 

(iauzalcz  Manuel  L, 

(larilNildi  Forenzo, 

(jhiotto  Giacomo, 

(•iacomo  Justoni, 

GIBSON  C  W, 

Goldstein  Mrs  S, 
Labarca  Luis, 
Lalande  P, 
Lambnum  k  Turner, 
Lami  Louis, 
Laughlin  T, 
Lick  I^trenzo, 
M  (scotti  F  (i, 
Mcliennon  S  D, 

NIEDECKEN  HERMAN, 

Nordhalt  VV  J, 
Pcschke  &  Merz, 
Pier  A  G, 
Ralphs  Bros, 
Uougny  Louis, 
Routte  a. 
Rowan  Geo  D, 
Sanguineti  &  Vigaoli, 
Santa  Cms  M  G, 


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Thompnon  L  J  ft  Co,  " 

Wiepeche  Mrs  E,  " 

WOODWOKi:!  J  J, 

EKeiihoff  D,  Mariposa 
Hitfinnn  John,  " 

STEWABT  JAS,  Martinez 

BATCHELDEK  A  J  ft  CO,  ^)  ^rysviiiu 
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COOLET  OEO  8. 
CUMBERSON  A  J. 

Ellis  VV  T. 

OARRETT  &  ELDER, 
HARE  JAMES  K. 
HOFSTETTER  J  U. 

Schmidler  H, 

WOODWARD  J  C. 

Kowley  Mrs  A,  Mayhow 

Logomursino  Antonio,  Murce<l 
Noziglia  I^wis, 

Carstcn  Mm  M,      _  Midway 

Tyler  Jerry,            '  Milford 

Oiiriiot  H,  Millltrue 

Bunds  J  C,  Milton 

Davidson  ,W,  Mineral  King 

Farish  ft  Mullory,  "    Modesto 
Maddux  J  H, 
CaKca  M, 

V£E  GHX7N0. 

Till  ToTijr, 

BORDEH  JB, 

Norton  J  B, 
Schmidt  E  H, 

SNIVELET  JB. 

STEPHENSON  THOS*  Mormon  Island 


Mokelumoe  Hill 


Monterey 


Barroe  F, 

Donnelly  Jas, 

Tool  ft  Andrews, 

Hatt  A, 

Hottel  ft  Smith, 

Mattes  N, 

McClelland  J  A  ft  Co, 

Semorile  B, 

Smith  W  C  S, 

Erskino  ft  Enrifjht, 

OAULT  ALEX, 

Gaylord  (ieo, 

HtTLLOT  CHASE. 

Kichards  W  O, 
Roberts  I{, 
Roliinaon  0  F, 

SANGUIHETTI B. 

Seuuer  John  Sr, 

SHURTLEFT  W  T  &  CO. 

Smith  WH, 
WolfWm, 

GOODRICH  E. 

Hocans  ft  Albee, 

FoxT, 

Bnhring  ft  Chrisholm, 


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North  San  Juan 


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Hicks  W  H, 
Uoildan  ft  Oraham, 
iSegura  N  B, 

AGARD  ft  MAT. 

Alber  A  ft  Son, 
Baker  Peter, 
Baglin  James, 
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BeoHon  W  E, 

Boyle  Owen, 

Burns,  Whitman  ft  Gardner, 

Butt  P  C, 

Cohen  Simon  S, 

Considino  P, 

Clcnveau  Louis, 

Cromptou  Mrs  Sarah, 

Cro  )e  Jas, 

Cushing  John, 

Donimt  E, 

Dunbar  J, 

Eilien  ft  Nor, 

FARCHILD  W  0. 

FKH  ft  CO. 

Fisher  John, 

Flynn  Andrew, 

F.)rd  D  K, 

Fuller  C  A, 

(iullagherN, 

(ileasou  M  J, 

( I  race  Patrick, 

(iret.'nhood  S  ft  J, 

(iriffin  W, 

(iunn  J  ft  Co, 

Hanr  Henry  ft  Bro, 

Hannnelteuberg  Wm, 

Haurahan  J, 

Hayes  Michael, 

Healy  Patrick, 

Hetliu  H  M, 

Heine  A, 

Htilmker  Bmmje, 

Hopken  VVm, 

Hopkins  Thos, 

Horton  K, 

Hughes  Enoch, 

.Taeoby  Joseph, 

Johnson  Ebon, 

Koster  H. 

Latimer  Bros, 

Ludemann  Henry, 

Lurch  C, 

Maas  A  ft  Co, 

Madsen  ft  Batchelder, 

Marks  L  J, 

McCalw  M, 

McCall  Charles, 

McCracken  Hugh, 

McElroy  James, 

MENKE  D. 

MENTZ  FREDERICK, 

MERRTAM  ft  CO. 


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Mitchell  John  H. 

Oakland 

C'inpersmith  J  W, 
DAtJOHERTY  &  CO. 

Sacramento 

Nai^imith  Oeorge  S, 

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KASH.  BB0WI7  &  CO. 

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Naismith  G  iS, 

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O'Neill  Edward, 

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Pfester  Julian, 

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RATJENO. 

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Klliot  Archie, 

II 

Keichert  E, 

II 

EWERS  NICHOLAS, 

II 

Reithert  L  F, 

II 

Fabian  Bros, 

II 

Sand  ford  Bros, 

II 

FELDHUSEN  C. 

II 

Scaiilon  Ann  Mrs, 

II 

FERANT  B  &  CO. 

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Schuler  J, 

II 

Foster  A  H, 

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II 

(ieorge  Mrs  Joseph, 

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Von  Glahn  J  Frederick, 

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Wilson  Wm, 

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Wheeler  W  P, 

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Wrignt  G  H, 

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GREER  E  &  CO. 

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Teehan  Daniel, 

II 

Gnllion  D  H, 

It 

Ztiliusky  &  IrumbleT, 

II 

(tuth  Geo, 

It 

Bell  H  C  &  Co, 

Oroville 

HALL.  LUHKJ)  &  CO. 

It 

Pp.kins,  Loftan  &  Co, 

II 

HEINRICH  CHAS. 

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ST  SURE  CHAS  W. 

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HeiH'Msy  P  J, 

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CHRICHTON  W. 

Pachcco 

Hill  &  Cornell, 

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Bolla  &  Co, 

Petaluinu 

Howard  &  Sellers, 

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Cox  &  Fritch, 

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JOSEPH  &  GRIHBLE. 

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Keating  J  W, 

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Hildburgh  Bros, 

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Keller  Jno, 

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KILOORE  &  TRACY. 

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Mitchell  &  <;leason, 

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Kiniiy  Thos, 

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Naughton  Hubert, 
Neodham  F, 

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Koeuii{  R, 

KREUZBERGER  L. 

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Liiriway  0  0, 

LEWIS  I. 

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O'Keilly  iMartin, 

II 

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Perry  M  A, 

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LINDLEY&CO. 

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Veale  &  Roach, 

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Luttig  F, 

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Wliitney  A  P, 

YOUNG  CHARLES. 

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Marki-rt  &  Driver, 

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(iravts  &  Hall, 

Placervillf 

Mc(Jiiinis3  C, 

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Landecker  L, 

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iM(!Morry  J  &  Co, 

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YARNOLD  R. 

II 

Muierdierks  C, 

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Atkinson  &  Hopkins, 

Planri 

Nc'non  (Jeo, 

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Luce  S  C, 

Powny 

Nicilsen  H  B, 

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DAVKNPORT  JS. 

Red  Blull' 

NOBEL  R. 

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Miller  F  A, 

Riverside 

Ortli  1!, 

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Crocker  L  L, 

Pjcklin 

Ostraniler  C  E, 

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SWEENEY  JOHN. 

II 

P.iulk  H  H, 

It 

Balwin  C  G, 

Sacramento 

I'ichot  &  Andriot, 

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Bayer  &  Co, 

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Pike  J  T, 

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BAYER  EMU. 

Berck  L  P, 

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I'utnam  Geo  E, 

RAPPCW&CO. 

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Wagner  Jacob,  " 

Weber  F  H  L, 

WEBSTER  J  B. 
WETZEL  M. 

White  &  Spihnan, 

WHYTE  J  F  &  CO. 

Yuhre  Vlf  F, 

Gila  Bro8,  Saint  Helena 

HALE  &  BELL. 

ABRAHAM  JACOB*  Salinas  City 

t'i>iig*li>u  G  W, 

Harris  J  H, 

Hay  Jno  F, 

Parker  J  W  K, 

Scott  J  B, 

STRELLNAUER  B. 

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Oliver  Harrison, 

Kowan  Gea  D, 

Wiggiiis  W  K, 

Beroiiio  (i, 

Burch  J  D, 

Conner  H  W  &  Co, 

Corey  J  A, 

Feraucl  Jules, 

Gai\(lolfo  Alex, 

Kuhlinan  J  ohn  A, 

Kighatti  Francisco, 

Btei-8  W  A,  San  Dii'go 

BRADT&SONS. 
CAEAVIA  OABRIEL. 

Mauknitosh  F  J,  " 

I'iili^eun  US, 

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Weegar  EH,, 

liiiioci^hio  A,  San  Gabriel 

AUZERAIS  &  POMEROT.    San  Jose 

bulloliJ  A, 

Ucnzel  Conrad,  *' 

BERNHARDT  &  REDMOin),    " 

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BOMFARD  &  CO, 

Bull  (ieo  »', 

CLOSE  MC. 

Clark  S  A,  " 

Corkery  Denis,  " 

Duviiie  J  J, 
Dunii.i)  R  B, 

EBKSON  WM  &  CO. 
l!lSOH£R  WM, 

I'Viaut  A  &Ct',  " 

Hart  Jus, 
Hertcl  Chas  A, 

LAOARDEA, 

Lawrence  J  M,  " 

licnilium,  Bums  ti  Co,  " 

LirrHER&SHROEOEB, 

MaiiHtiulil  Juu,  " 

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Prumis  &  Lipsett, 
Quevedo  A  G, 
Kaabe  Chas  E, 
RAOGIO  G, 
ROSS  L  &  SON, 

Sage  A  A  &  Oo, 
Scott  B  F, 
Smith  Frederick, 
Trevillian  Jno, 
Wampach  Chas, 
Eiiod  M, 

MURPHT  JAS. 

Duglii  G, 
Saur  Andrew, 
Verlaque  S, 
Anderson  W  N, 

HENRY  A  J. 

Giosjeau  C, 

GRISKE  J  C  &  SON, 
SCHWIEJAN  E. 
CHANDLER  IRA, 

Hamilton  U  F, 

Fast  S, 

Ferioli  Medardo, 

HUNTCC, 

Niiponio  Per«r, 
Newell  P  N, 
Parma  G  B, 
PendolaG  B, 
Rogers  Bros  &  Co, 
Rossi  Augilo, 
'i'illey  W  J  &  Son, 
Walcott  John, 
Yanez  Matilda, 
Fatjo  Ant, 
Gairad  Louis, 
Habieh  Auar 

LAMORY  E, 

Widiiey  John, 

Briody  Edward, 

Buttertield  Chas  H,  (provisions),  " 

CVipu  Jesse,  *' 

Cooper  &  Co,  " 

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GINOCCHIO  L, 

Horn  W  H, 

Jarvis  (Jeo  M,  *• 

Littletidd  L  C  &  Co,  " 

Manor  J  H,  " 

Marion  &  Gardner,  " 

Neary  &  Handloy,  " 

STILMAN  &  RANGER, 

Williamson  &  Garrett,  " 

Giroux  H  &  Bros,  Santa  Monica 
Niedeeken  A  H, 

Cohn  M,  Santa  Rita 

Irvine  Samuel,  " 

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Spencer  &,  Armstrong, 
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Broderick  J, 
Costa  J, 
Lauriano  Jos, 

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Chamberlain  W  H, 
Crepin  H, 
Hall  Josiah, 

MADSON  J  0. 
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Ghilliazza  O  &  Bros, 
Oianolli  G  B  &  Bro, 
Hamman  J  C, 
Hampton  Geo, 
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Moran  Jas, 
North  John, 
Walsh  J  M, 
Smitli  J  B, 
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Lo^cs  M  8, 

Perret  F  (i, 

Richards  W  S, 

Xtoesser  O, 

Tuck  1  A, 

Hocker  Henry,  Weaverville 

Lang  M,  •• 

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CoUens  H  M,  " 

Dotel  J  F  W, 

Dunbar  John,  " 

Fan-ell  Mrs  Jane,  " 

Fisk  L, 

GERMREICH  &  THORNBURG,  ' 

Gibbons  &  Cunan,  " 

Handcrs  Henry,  " 

McNamara  Mrs  Margarite,  " 

MoMILLAN  &  COX, 

•Shaw  John,  " 

Smith  A  W  S, 

Stowcll  &  Driver,  " 

Winn  A, 

Thomas  E  B, 

SYLVAJP. 

Elliott  &  Co, 

Culver  C  B, 

Eaton  J  H, 

Eaton  J  I, 

Porter  &  Co, 

Schwalm  J  G, 

Brown  Mrs  K, 

SWANL. 


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GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 

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Rhodes  W  H, 
Behmer  Daniel, 
HESSE  FBED&  CO. 

Dobrowsky  E, 
Moore  E  L, 
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Craig  Joseph, 
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Antioch 

Auburn 

Bakersticld 

Biggs 

Bodie 

Calistoga 

Chico 

Colusa 

Coulterville 

Dixon 

Dutch  Hat 

Eureka 


GUNS,  PISTOLS  AND   AM- 
MUNITION. 

(See  also  Gnn  and  Locksmiths.) 

Chico 

Cohisa 

Downieville 

P^jureka 

Uollister 

Los  Angeles 


WADBil JfS  W  H. 
BROOKS  GEO  0, 

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Lakeport 

Lemoore 

Los  Angeles 

Marys  ville 

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San  Jose 


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Santa  Anu 
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Red  Bluff 

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Sacramento 


San  Diego 

Stux  Jose 
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Son  Luis  Obispo 

Santa  Ana 
Stockton 


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Kalis  Frank  J, 
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Johnson  J  U, 
Moran  Thos, 
Silva  S  R, 
Webster  Thos, 

ROHBINS  W  S. 

Miller  H  H, 
Freitas  Jos, 
Matthews  J, 
Mindel  Jos, 
Stussy  David, 
Waterman  Geo, 
Alexander  Julius, 
Nottincr  J  J, 
SHADEK  ALBERT, 

Kagan  J, 
Sequin  F, 
Guccioiia  &,  Poggi, 
Koch  Albert, 
Levy  Jos, 
Kan  F, 
Jones  E, 
Knox  W  T, 
Davis  Thos, 
Burke  W  A, 
Lee  Ed, 

Wichman  Chris, 
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Conrad  Henry, 

DOBZINSKY  SAM, 

Mundell  Jno, 

Adams  O  B, 

Ayou  A, 

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Costa  M  H, 

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Gonzalez  R  K,  " 

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Knight's  Ferry 

Knight's  Landing 

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Hall  Tliofl, 
Lan^^lwiii  K, 
Farrier  Win, 
Loyil  Geo, 
Brown  Manuel, 
Hovey  D  H, 
Silva  Antonio  J, 
Gallop  G, 
Spindle  A  J, 
Bich  F, 
Liiihot  Isaac, 

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Stiuiton  Jno, 
Baker  Albert, 
Chevalier  L  M, 
Classen  &  Trost, 
Edmonds  W  J, 
Edwards  B  F, 
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fliiigi^  Ulrick, 
Hull.ihan  Bros, 
Hetfner  Fred, 
Hi'ld  Ernest, 

HELD  GEO. 

Kliiior  Chas, 
Malcton  E, 
Soegletz  August, 
Smith  &  Ji.c  <bd, 
Stewart  W  H, 
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Cleuifiis  A, 
Ueurgu  Jos, 
Jahn  I'Ved, 
Liwrence  John, 

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Johnson  W  H,  " 

L'lndecker  Isaac,  " 

Silva  M  S.  Fleasanton 

JACKSON  JACOB.  Plymouth 

Jioyuolds  A  J,  " 
Tnylor  Win, 

Quimby  D  S,  Point  Arena 

Felia  J,  Princeton 

Ovveu!!  Griffith  C,  Qui  jcy 

Christian  C  E,  Red  Bluff 

DELVECCHIO  C  H. 

Grimm  J  F,  " 
Lan,'e  C  W, 
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M  idiaoii  Jno  H,  Reddinz 

WIT2EL  JULIUS, 

King  H,  Redwood  City 

Spinier  J,  *' 

W«.-dl.ir  Geo,  Rio  Vista 

Kingsley  L  H,  Riverside 
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Wilder  Chas,          '  •« 

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RODttICK  FRANK. 

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BERRY  T  A.  Ro^ville 

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Sanchez  J  V, 

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Scott  Thna, 
Brial  L  B. 
Surraro  Juhn, 
Auto  ie  &  Co, 
Masaa  Aut<me, 
Alvares  Joseph, 
Dingier  Kmil, 
Harris  Firank, 

KNOX  WM, 

Scott  Jake, 
Avery  Lyman, 
Allen  C, 
Wetzel  A, 


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(See  Hairdresaors;  also  Baths.) 

^^r^ESSERS-LADIES. 

I  _,  .         MRS  P,  Kureka 

.spear*  .     ^  L  F,  Mi-Tcod 

(.'ha[)mm  Tdrs  L,  Napa 

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Stewart  Mrs  K  J,  " 

BROWN  MISS  EMMA,  Sacramento 

HALL  MRS  J  B. 

Bn.wti  Mrs  V  A. 

NEUBAUER  JACOB, 

bishop  Mrs  H,  San  Jose 

Mayer  Mrs,  " 

O'BRIEN  MRS  J  W. 

Watson  Mrs  Jennie,  " 

Schrack  Mrs  S  R,  Stockton 

Duplex  Mrs  S  E,  Wheatland 


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GEANDROT  MISS  0  C, 


Biggs 

Bodia 

Calistoga 

Cedarvillo 

(W  J 

Chico 


Columbia 

Colusa 
<< 

X 

Davis 

Dixon 

Downey  City 

Dowuieville 

Dutch  Flat 

East  Oakland 

Elk  drove 

Eureka 


Bluckftird  MifS  Susie, 
Burton  MissCaroloon  C, 
Williams  Mrs  1' A, 
Abbot  Mi-sS  M, 

BROWN  MISS  EMMA. 

(iitford  Mra  J  A, 
Dupaniue  L  J, 

MIMELL  FRED, 


Forest  Hill 

Georgetown 

tlilroy 

Grass  Valley 
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Hanford 
Hay  wards 


Eureka 

Grass  Valley 

Los  Angblus 

Modesto 

Oakland 

Sacramento 

San  Jose 

Santa  Kosa 

Stockton 


HARDWARE. 


(See 


also 


also    General    Merchandise; 
Stoves  and  Tinware.) 

Schminck  H,  Adin 

Uecker  Adolph,  Alameda 

Vosburgh  J  B, 
Webb  A  C, 

BURNS  ROBT. 

PouluQr  J  B  &  Co, 
Macomb  Geo  B, 
McCombGB, 

WILLMEN^  MBS  0, 


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Toussaint  A,  '* 

Wheeler  Georoe  H, 

TITUS  SAMUEL, 
PAGE,  WHEATON  &  CO, 

Bouiisall  Bros, 
Crisslor  &  Bonner, 

HAWLEY  M  G   &  CO, 

Black  well  manager), 
Hubbard  &  Karll, 
Kcilly  &  Hubbard, 

SWAIN  G  B, 

Wing  G, 

G rover  Bros, 

MITCHELL  H, 
WELSH  P  J, 
BROWN  E  W, 
SCHIRMER  CHAS, 

Baruch  &  Loew, 
Brown  &  Ward, 
Hillhouso  W  H, 
Suden  H  Turn, 
L'in'ioneoker  A  T, 

BUHNE  H  H  &  CO, 

Johnson  W  U, 

OHMANNI, 

BROWN  J  0,  Folsom 

SPAULDINO  &  FENWICK, 


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Albrccht  Chas, 
Sortiberger  &  Lare, 
Smith  &  Baxter, 
Bi({gs  Elam, 
Johnston  Ptitor, 

SHARP  CHAS  &  CO, 

Linekiii  &  Allen, 

LATHROP  G  G,  (iron,  steel),  Hollister 

COYLE  J  A,  Hydesville 

Weller  C!,  Jackson 

MYLES  W  G,  Jersey  Landing 

SLEPPY  N,  Lakeport 

Kuasi'l  S  8,  La  Porte 

Anthony  T  A.  Livermore 

GOMEGYS,  BLOCK  &  CO, 

Pock  O  &  Son,  Lorapoc 

Burdick  H,            *  Los  Auiielos 
GHILDS  M  W, 

Ducommum  C,  " 
FOY  S  C, 

Punov  W  C,  " 

HARPER,  MOORE  &  GO, 

Heinsch  Hermann,  " 

HELLMAN.  HAAS  &  GO. 

Henderson  &  Marshall,  " 

Howard,  Bryant  A  Co,  *• 

NEWMARK  H  &  CO. 

Sanguineti  &  Viguoli,  " 

Santa  Cruz  M  G,  " 

Howell  B,  Madison 

Stevens  Geo,  Mammoth  City 

Wagner  P  A  ft  Co, 

MORGAN  BROS.  Martinez 

WHITE.  COOLEY  &  CTTTTS. 

Marysville 


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DXJEHAM  BROS*  Muxwell 

Kocher  J,  Merced 

8teveu8ou  D  C,  Millville 

I'erkins  Isaac,  ModeHto 

Wood  ft  Turner,  " 

CLARK  A  G  &  CO.  Napa 

Ed«  ards  S  &  Co, 


San  Bafael 

Santa  Ana 
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Santa  Barbara 


Nevada  City 

North  San  Juan 
Oakland 


Orange 
Oroville 

Pacheco 
Petuluma 


Fleasanton 

IMymouth 

Red  Bluffl 

Redwood  City 

Riverside 


Schwarz  H, 
Legg  ft  8haw, 
Turner  Geo  K, 
Menner  ft  White, 
B;.bc.)ck  G  W  ft  Co, 
Barbageluta  F  ft  Co, 
Beverton  iS, 
Briones  ft  Chnnaron, 
Everaon  W  ft  M, 
Nash  P  E, 

PIERCE  &  CO. 

McClelland  AH, 

BROCK  &  TABER, 

(tray  J  as  C, 
Littlefield  &  Wiggins, 
Allen  &  St  John, 

BAUER  L, 

Buckius  W  r>  ft  Co, 

WEATHERWAX  &  WOOD- 
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Pinkuey  Af , 
Heilrath  J, 
Voluntiue  ft  Monasse, 
Fitch  J  S, 
Patton  G  S, 
Petton  S  S, 
OILL  A  M*  Rohnerville 

BAKER  &  HAMILTON.  Sacramento 
BATES  GEO  0  &  CO, 
DAVIS  S  H. 

HAWIET  MARCUS  C  ft  CO. 
HOIBROOK.    MERRILL    ft 
STETSON. 

Holm  m,  .Sta»iton  ft  Co,  " 

HUNTINGTON.    HOPKINS   ft 

CO.  (wluik'sale),  " 

Kellosp  Leonard,  " 

lEWISLL&CO. 

MARTIN  JAM. 

CHIC'ES  W  G.       (tinware),  St  Helena 

KETTIEWELLJRftSONS.      " 

DREW  H  L.  San  Bernardino 

Ruffen  &  Biays,  " 

BAKER  F  W  JR.  San  Buenaventura 

Todd  C  D, 

Hamilton  ft  Co,  San  Diego 

Julian  AH, 

Alvord  Henry  B,  San  Jose 

AUZERAIS  ft  POMEROT. 

BoBchken  J,  " 

T,AGARDEA, 

PFISTER  A.  (iron  and  atwl),  " 

KNOWLES   ft   BAINBRIOGE. 

Sau  Leandro 


Spenar  F  O, 

Buudy  ft  McFadden, 

Haywood  J  S  ft  Co, 

Edwards  ft  Roeseke, 

Boeder  ft  Ott,  •" 

Dibbla  J  H,  Santa  Clara 

Madnn  A,  '* 

BOWMAN  G.  Santa  Cruz 

COPE  W  T, 

Willey  Henry,  " 

Jones  T  ft  8on,  Santa  Maria 

Gnerne  ft  Ludwig,  Santa  Rosi 

Letold  J  (},  •« 

Morrow  James  Jr,  " 

THOMPSON  G  W, 

Coleman  A  ft  Co,  Shasta 

(JallutT,  Bonora 

MOORE  WMK. 

AUSTIN  BROS.  Stockton 

ERNEST  CHARLES  L. 

Graham  Wm,  " 

Hoj;an  Howard,  •' 

Jackson  Jno,  " 

Mills  Jus  T,  " 

ROWE  ROBT, 
THRESHER  M  S, 
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Greehn  ft  Asher,  '« 

Callaway  ft  Mitchell,  Sutter  Cn^ek 

Stout  H  C,  Tabic  Uock 

SIMPSON  JOHN,  Tehama 

JONES  LEE,  Triickee 

Brunuer  F,  Ukiah 
Cliff  ft  Metzger, 

Walsh  P  R,  Vallejo 
Wii^ht  M  J, 

DOUGLASS  BROS  ft  CO,  Visalia 
SWEET  S  ft  G^ 

lillEIERMUTHGEOA,  WatsonviUe 

Stoesser  O,  " 
Schuler  E,                          West  Oakland 

Freeman  ft  Klemmer,  AVillown 

<;  rover  Bros,  " 

Kennedy  John,  Wilmincton 
FREEMAN  F  S  ft  CO,        Woodland 

WOOD  HENRY  B, 

TRIPP  R  0.  Woodside 

NEHBRASS  ft  HARMON,      Yreka 

Stimmel  HE,  " 

HARNESS     MAKERS     AND 
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(See  also  Harness  and  Saddles.) 

Gagnon  A,  Alturas 

Payne  A  <Jagnon,  " 

Burke  R  W,  Anderson 

Josliu  S  B,  Antioch 

Harpst  ft  Spring,  Arctta 

Roberts  J,  Beniuia 

Fleming  Thos,  Berkeley 


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Concord 

Downieville 
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El  Dorado 

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Furudale 

Georgetown 

German  town 

Gilroy 

Grand  Islanil 

Graas  Valley 

Guadaloupe 

Half  Moon  Bay 
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Knight's  Ferry 

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Lockeford 

Lompoc 

Los  AngdcH 


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Hickman  B  K, 

OSGOOD  M  T. 

Kaynioud  Bros, 
Gothold  P, 

COLE  OliO  M. 

L!wia.7oh?iT, 

OB  ANDPBE  H  D. 
BECK  CHARLES* 

Woodhams  C  H, 
FergURon  R, 
M.'reno  L  P, 
Dorrell  Wm, 
Hartling  V, 
Coughliiu  P, 
Drew  M, 
Steele  8  W, 
Baldwin  &  Mercer, 
Simpson  George, 
Van  Vlear  R  P, 

WARD  &  DAMON. 
SHEPHERD  B  F. 

.Sliwenk  D, 
Thornton  David, 
(irimtis  C, 

WEST  WF. 

Triplett  W  C, 
Prinijle  VVm, 

THEUEN  HENRT. 

Ifraiinur  J  no, 
Winters  Chas, 
Hamilton  J  G, 

THORNTON  L. 

L'autptuu  Jettcrson, 
Freeman  E  (*, 
Flemming  William 
Foster  P  B, 
MeHarvey  C  F, 
Khy  J  W,    

GARNER  THEODORE. 

Morette  Charles  N, 
M  iiK^s  A  y, 
Baker  .lacob, 
Haley  J  H, 
Murray  •)  C, 
Allen  W  C, 
Tandy  Geo, 

ROBERTSON  C  H. 

Dii'k  Charles, 

UNSTROM  a 

MoCloskey  J, 
Linhurg  John  P, 
Miishmeyer  J  A, 
Salaz.tr  J  A, 
Becket  J  F, 
Felkiri  S  Y, 

CRAMER  JOSEPH. 

Beebe  James, 

Belusco  Miuuel, 

Douuelly  Mrs  Mary,  (whipmaker), 

Jtpsen  J, 

Parks  D  G, 

Uulmes  Wm, ,  ICe vada  City 


Mutchler  Mat, 

Cote  A, 

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Ibert  Jacob, 
Lovell  Robert, 
Barry  David, 
Iktuilreau  &  Co, 

LENTEL  JAMES, 

McConnell  J  D, 

CORDTJJ, 
FEDDERSON  H  M  &  00.  (a 


Nicolaus 
Norman 
North  San  J  uan 
Oukdale 
Oakland 


tree  maker),    

GOTETTE  JOHN. 

H.;uunon  D  O, 
Fowler  W, 
Mullen  D, 
Reinstein  Philip, 
Simpson  Geo, 
Hdl  Mr. 
Bailey  W  H, 

BASLER  MARTIN. 

Junnain  Wn», 
Oliver  W  C, 
Cieghorn  John, 
Gill  E  J, 
Wixon  Chas, 
Beilwell  W  E, 
Knowles  Harry, 
Stanley  Jamua, 
Smyth  Henry, 
Abel  Henry, 


Orovillo 
:ddle- 


Petaluma 

Pleasant  >n 

Portorsvillo 

I'oiat  Arena 

Redwood  City 

River^iido 

Rohnerville 

Rough  and  Reiuty 

Sacramento 


St  Helena 

Salinas  City 

San  Btriiardino 

San  Jose 
<< 

San  Juan 
San  Lorenzo 
San  Luis  Obispo 
Estrada  Juan  J,  (spurs  and  bits),       " 
Sanbrano    Antuno,   (bit    and    spur 

maker)  " 

Valenzuela  Guadalupe,  " 

BARTLETT  A  T,  San  Mateo 

Anns  &  Hayden,  San  Queutin 

Curry  T,  San  Rafael 

Moatijo  Florencio, (saddle-treemaker) 

Santa  Barbara 


Peterson  A  M, 
Werner  John, 
l{oyalJE, 
Kennwly  E  H, 
Parson  A  0, 
Darius  C, 
iSiinsim  Henry, 


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Marysville 

M^ixwell 

Maytield 

Mendocino 

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Mission  San  Jose 

Monterey 

Nap.i 


Reid  A  G, 
Hilko  N  C, 
\V  right  John, 
Ashley  J  S, 

WILLIAMS  RL. 

S.yer  Alfred, 
P..ltenJno, 

BUSCHKE  GAD. 

Riiyas  J , 
Ackerman  C  H, 
Guinn  &  Braiuerd 
Kinsmill  T  E, 
Adler  Joseph, 
HaiTis  I  W, 
Humphrey  £  A, 
Cope  Richard, 


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Saucelito 

Sherwootl  Valley 

Sierra  Valley 

Smith  River 

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Temescal 

Tomales 

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Wulnut  Grove 

Watsimville 

Winters 

Woodbridge 


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SchDtor  (I  C, 
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Murysvillo 

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"       Brink  Man^llus, 
Santa  Clara  Brown  &  Vioiich, 

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Santa  Cniz'  Meyer  A,  " 

Suuta  Kostt'  Nonlhausen  A,  " 

HECKER  FREDt  OroviUe 

VOLKER  C,  Red  Bluff 

MECHANICS'  STORE.  Sacramunto 
RED  HOdSE.  (C  II  Gilinanpropr)," 

MELONE  0  W,  Stockton 

ALDEN  E  B  &  COi  Suisun 

ADOLPH  JULIUS.  Truckoe 
PLUMMER  &  ROBINSON.  Vnlleio 

Douij'iit'rty  J  F,  Watsonvillo 


Shasti 

Slack's  Canyon 

iiitockton 
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Suisua 

Susanvillo 

Suttt'r  Crock 

Truckee 

Ukiah 


Vallojo 
Visalia 


Walnut  Creek 
Watsonvillo 


Westminster 
Williams 


Willows 

Wilmington 

Wheatland 
t< 

Woo<lland 


(Sec  also  Clothing;  also  Dry  Of>oil3  and 
Clothing;  also  General  Merchandise.) 

KLEIN  WM.  Marysville 

Qninii  D  H,  Sacranientc 

SLATER  J  F, 

TropjAAJr, 

Trooo  Pot-r,  «' 

Williams  Bros,        .  San  Jose 

Womls  J  S, 

Ijothrop  &.  Noble,  Stockton 

HATS  AND  CAPS. 

SCHWARTZ  M. 
BOEDEFELD  JOS. 
DEVLIN  C  L, 

Desmond  D, 

WEIL  J. 


HAY,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 

(See  also  Grain  Buyers.) 

Gundlach  Max,  Alameda 

S«hroedor  &  Victors,  •• 

Kollogg  it  Pickens,  Alta 

Ham  J{  K,  Alviso 

Hutchinson  Robt,  " 

M.irtiii  .Ino,  " 

McCallWm&Co, 

Ortli-y  Jno  J,  " 

Wailo  H  (J, 

Fur/uson  U  P,  Boca 

BOONE  &  WRIGHT.  Bo<lie 

FISHER  E  P,  Borden 

Jacolw  A  L,  Butte  City 

'rynian  Dr.  Ceres 

L'ONaFEIXOW  &  B£CKHAM.Chico 

SinstMitjout  Jno,  Cloverdale 

HOWELL  S  A.  Cosnmne 

Hoo.1  (I  J,  East  Oakland 

Purri'igton  Jos, 
Wo(hI  (I, 
SliophtT.1  W  V, 
Oth.^t  Thos, 

WEST  E  R. 

Cliadliurn  Dicksfin, 
Kill.',  Somurs  &  Co, 

BROWN  J  S. 

Clowe  M  E, 
lU)ed  C  F, 
Hemlen  J  K, 
HolTd  S, 
Holmoa  &  Scott, 

OWENS  CHAS. 
ROQERS  RALPH, 

S  ilisbury  John  C, 
Wiokerahiim  Isjiac, 
Wolcott  &  Van  Home, 
Vail  W  1), 
Nolmann  J, 

BALLB. 

Botlie  Topham  &  Crofly, 
Colusa  Grange  Co  of  Mwlo.sto,  (John  Davis 
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Buhring  &  Chruholm, 
Corey  Wm, 
Neil  &  Wiuans. 
Bai'fltow  &  (iaruer, 
B«iringer  Wm, 
Dftvis  C  Ar, 
IflXMlNO  J  W. 

Guyloixl  &  Olnutodt, 
Hi  niptnii  &  Co, 
Hewlutt  L,  (iluur), 
MkIoou  Brofl, 

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Bawa  \V  M  k  Son, 

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Near  (i  W, 

PETERS  J  D. 

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8tew«rt  k  Hmith, 
Wright  H  E, 
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Santa  Clara 

Santa  Crux 

Sto<;kton 


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V'i^ialia 
West  OAi-.lan.l 


HJDES,  PELTS  AND  WOOL. 

(See  also  Wool  Buyers.) 

Corder  JO,  East  Oakland 

Merchant  A,  Eureka 

Ellis  Volnpy  E,         .  Los  Angi  les 

lEVT  SIMOV. 


SIMON  SILAS, 

Tyler  Jerry, 
Morri-iA  Co, 

WOLLNER  JACOB 

Sawyer  B  F  A  Co, 

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Milford 

Mjilusto 
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Red  Blutf 

Sacramento 

Luis  Oliiopo 

Stockton 
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Susanvillo 


HORSE  SHOERS. 

(See  also  Blacksmiths;  also  Blacksmiths 
and  Wagonmakers). 

Antioch 

Bakerstield 

Berkeley 

Chico 

Colusa 

Eureka 

CJilroy 

Hoi  lister 

Los  Angeles 


MnlXimottP, 
MORGAN  J  D, 

•lohos  S, 

NELSON  CHAS  L, 
ROCHE  WM, 

Chope  A  Jr, 

HILTON  C. 

Katoii  Alex, 
(Jates  H  O, 
(roodwiu  Patrick, 
Toal  Frank, 
Villa  David, 
Hlu'in-lamop, 

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Allen  T  H, 
Cn3fyJ"hn, 
rjibbs  Wm  T, 
rsilmore  1{, 
Kalluhan  P, 
Ma<ligan  A, 
Corley  &  Manchester, 

ENOELHART  PHILIP, 

Blames  Bros, 
McNally  J  W, 
O'Brien  M, 
O'Brien  P, 

O'NEILL  JAS, 

F<ix  John, 
Wilson  J  E, 
Doyle  J  no,        

FARREN  JOHN. 

McElaney  M, 
Nixon  S  S, 
Seydel  U  A, 
W  heeler  .1  S, 

WELSEL  J  &  SON. 
ALIEN  CHAS  C. 

Full  M. 
McCall  John, 
McCann  Chap, 

CARFIELD  JNO. 

Carroll  T  A, 
Hernandez  M, 

LAMB  JAS, 

l.,ayton  P  J, 
O'Shannessy  John, 
Walsh  Patrick, 


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BUTflERiORD  GEO,  Santa  Barbara 
ShiuIdB  John,  SSuiaun 

HOTELS. 

(Seo  alao  Boardiuj;  Houaoa.) 
Frnnk  A  J,  Adin 

Mooera  S  C, 

BABLOW  MBS  SUSAN,  (Loynl 

Oak),  Aluuiedn 
Britt  P, 
Bruna  D, 

Cannon  Adam,  " 

FoBskinK  Ix>ui9,  " 

Horat  Wni,  " 

Kay  I  N  &  Son,  " 

Konney  J  J,  " 
KOHLMOOS  BBOS.  (Kohlmoos),   " 

Malatetita  J,  " 

]{iegelhuth  Jacob,  " 

Henrv  •!  B,  Alamo 
ALLEV  BBOS.                 Allen  Springs 

Hooper  VV  N,  Allofchany 

Thompson  U  E,  " 

Cook  Mrs  M  A,  Alma 

Banyard  K  M.  Alta 

ALTAVILLE  HOTEL,  (B  K 

Prinoo  nropr),  Altaville 

PRINOE  B  B, 

Combs  W  J,  Altnrns 

Pelle  Julea,  Alviso 

Thonipaon  Thoa,  " 

Wri^iht  Wm, 

Biiinehctti  B,  Amador 

HendtTson  F  B, 

BUNHAM  E,  (Planters),        Anaheim 

(irczty.  Francois,  •• 

i^NBERSON  E,  Anderson 

Ahlioti  r  \v, 

ANGEL  ?  HOTEL,  (Oeorge  Tryon 

propr).  Angel's  Camp 

Co8j:rovc  Kate, 
Tryon  d  C, 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HO 

TEL.  (iMirifliii  prcprt,  Antioch 

FARIOBRS*  HOTEL.  (H  S  Stinch 

tifcld  pn'pr), 
Johnson  &  Honning, 
Arnuo  Joseph, 
15 ice  DM, 

STEBMAN  W  H. 

Walsh  P  K, 
Goringer  Frodrica, 
Ruscr  k  Bailey, 

MARSH  BR  H  W, 
MERRELL  SETH    7, 

UNION  HOTEL,  ( l  iachert  propr)." 
AMERICAN  HOTEL,    (F  lull 

propr),  Auburn 

Burlands  J, 
Lipaett  A, 


PUTNAM  HOUSE,  (Terry  &  Co 

managura).  Auburn 

Smith  J  J, 

OSGOOB  E  L,  Baird 

B..iluy  John  K,  Bakcr<>H<ld 

CAMPBELL  JAMES. 

Carlock  J<Jcob,  " 

FRENCH  HOTEL.  (A  0  Thomas 
propr)  ^  '• 

MORDENJOHNG. 

THOMAS  AG. 

UNITED  STATES  HOTEL,  (Mra 

F  hitol  proprss),  " 

Payne  J  E,  Bangor 

Prathcr  B  F,  Bunta 

Al^under  D,  Burtlott  Springs 

Burtlett,  McMahon  &  Clarke,  " 

BAY    VIEW    HOUSE,    (Eugene 


Bay  View 

Bear  Valley 

Bitck\«iili 

Btiluiont 

Btiuiuia 
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Aptos 


Arbuckle 
<< 

Areata 


<ieary  proprss), 

RICE  £  M, 

Binghuui  W  C, 
Walturmire  A  F, 
Folsom  Myriuk, 
Kcynolds  Mrs  A, 
Wuimann  Mrs  Julia,  •• 

BERDAN  M  J.  Berdan 

Achesoii  J,  Berkeley 

Bunco  Mra  HA,  *♦ 

Knott  K  K,  " 

Maloney  (.'ornolius,  '• 

JOHNSON  D,  Berry  Creek 

Jolinsiin  Kusa,  " 

Bur>.'ell  Wm,  Bieber 

Phillibcr  C, 

PLANTERS*  HOTEL.  (Phil  Greiu 


Biggs 

Bird's  Ti'in<liiig 

Block  Di  nioud 

Black '»  Station 

Bliioksburg 


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Wien^artner  D, 
liund  Frederick, 
Turner  A  C, 
Biutuehcmiii  P, 
Friend  John, 
Harris  \V  C, 
Hope  Victor, 
Tooby  (icorge, 

MO  VALLEY  HOUSE.  (0  M  Le 

Febvro  propr),  Bloonifield 

Moshcr  A  B,  Blue  Canyon 

Petcrman  Mrs  S  A,  *• 

Sihoefer  Louis,  Boon 

Fi.y  E  C.  Bodega 

Murr<y  '.  homas,  " 

BODIE  UOTEL.  (Tower  &  Full- 

ride  proprs),  Bo<lie 

Brown .),  " 

CHAMPION  HOTEL.  (Walsh  & 

feniith  pr.iprs),  " 

CLARENBON  HOUSE,(W  BByan 

pn>pr),  *♦ 

COMSTOCK  HOTEL.  (J  B  Flem- 

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Hanak  H.  " 

Johnson  W  A,  " 


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OCCIDENTAI  HOTEL.  (Kemp  & 

Coleman  Dropra),  " 

STEWART'S  HOTEL,  (M  Y  Stew 

art  propr),  " 

Wylie  Mrs  E, 

Bnrge  Geo,  Bolinas 

McAbeo  J  W,  Boonvillc 

COLUMBIA  HOTEL.  (E  Walters 

propr),  Borden 

Lewin  Steve,  " 

Woltera  E, 
Elliott  J, 
Taylor  J, 
Alleu  A, 
T^javitt  H  S, 
HALE  J  J. 

Kelley  T  B, 
Pugh  S  H, 
Wicks  AM, 
Holmes  Mrs  Mary, 
Smith  John  B, 
Howell  Wm, 

KNOXM. 

Buss  A  V, 
t'lark  A  B, 
Lawless  Mrs  L, 
Selvester  Wm, 
Howard  G  C, 
Martin  T  P, 
Stiuiier  Mrs  R, 
Wilkeuinj?  Henry, 
Simpson  &  White, 
MuUcr  &  Walters, 
Chcsebro  J  A, 

JOHNSON  GEO  W,  (Calistoga  Hot 

Sjirings), 
Williams  Hichard, 
Young  C  E, 
Duffy  M,  Camanche 

PROCTOR  HOUSE,  (John  smith 

propr),  Cain'iria 

Bliss  iNFra  R  H,  Camptoiiville 

Damcille  K. 

Aldvich  J  W,  Cipay 

Apjdeby  A,  *' 

MfO'inald  John,  CaniJcr 

AMERICAN  HOTEL.(F  M  Smith 

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COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  (Mor 

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Brighton 

BroncK 

Brown's  Valley 

Brownsville 

BuUard's  Bi.r 


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Butte  City 

Butuhor  Ranch 
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Cahto 
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Simmons  &  Morton,  Cedar  Fi  ^t 

Hivonymcnie  J,  CVilarville 
Monchamp  J, 

Simpson  I'hos,  Centcrville 

HOFFMAN  0  L.  Central  Poi  it 

BOTOES  W  R.  Centroville 

Woihc  I'hilin. 

UNITED  STATES  HOTEL,  (Mrs 

B  J  Ixiwis  proprps),  " 

WILTON  HOUSE,  (Mm  K  Wor- 
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Bagnelle  — ,  Cheio'cee 

Fitter  Mrs  John,  •• 

MOSTONJJ, 

Ryan  A,  " 

Wel(uighby  N, 

CARY  FRANK,  (Junction),        Chico 
(iarrott  &  Miigee,  (Butte),  " 

SCHWEIN  MilRailroad), 
UNION  HOTEL,  (IraR  Doolittle 

propr),  " 

Wetherljoe  &  Wood,  (Chico),  " 

Soliiisky  C  W  H,  Chin'^  e  Cimp 

(xunley  Audixjw,  Christiie 

Petcrsou  M,  Chualar 

Pidl  Chr  8,  " 

Blinu  Harrison,  " 

CAMPBELL  R  A,  Cisco 

Tony  Jni),  Clarksvillu 

C.>ndio  John,  Clii>'t<m 

RHINES*  HOTEL,  (Jacob  Rhiiies)," 
FalckJC,  Clipper  Mills 

Sfhultz  J  F,  " 

CLOVERDALE  HOUSE,  (M  Meni- 

hm),  Clovtrdale 

Oerkhardt  H  F, 

McDonald  A  C,  (Mountain  House),  " 
Me.iihan  M,  " 

Smith  C  \V.  " 

UNITED  STATES  HOTEL,  (H  F 

(ierkhardt  propr),  " 

Western    House,    (Mrs  E  H  Willey 

proprss),  " 

Willey  Mrs  E, 

Curley  k  Mahon,  CoKhx 

Farrell  Wm,  " 

Brown  S  H,  Collin'jvil'.e 

HOSKING  WM, 

Chalmers  Robt,  Coloma 

Meyers  Mrs  Henry,    (proprss  Mey- 
ers' Hotel),  " 
L;.ird  J,    (Colton  Exchange  Hotel), 

C  Hon 
TRANSCONTINENTAL  HOTEL. 

(Mrs  Dudley  I'iiie  proprss),  " 

CITY    HOTEL,    (CJeorge    Moii/nii 

pr  pr),  Coliunbii 

Fallow  <), 

Baker  Mrs  Oeo,  Colunibii  Hill 

COLUSA  HOUSE.  (Jnmes  B<)ud),C.  Ima 
CRAIQ  &  TULL,(XatJonal  HotL-l)," 

EUREKA  HOTEL,   (S   P  French 

propr),  " 

Klein  Thilip,  Concord 

Koriiig  Henry,  " 

MEADER    HOUSE,    (Thomas   B 
Meader  i<ropr),  Coppempolis 

UNION  HOTEL,  (0  Z  Hmlges 

pmpr),  " 

BridgeiKirt  Hotel,  (MraC  J  Pittman), 

Cordnlia 
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Grimahaw  W  R  Jr, 
Jones  F  M, 
.leffrey  (ieo, 
Watrner  Daniel, 

WINTERS  LUIS, 

Craneer  Dl!, 

Fernandez  U, 

BeiTV  Dr  J  U 

Kininnll  Chas, 

IJoche  Ihos,  " 

Hansen  C'lius,  (Danville  Hotel\  Danville 

Dingwell  TI103,  Davenport 

QAFFORD  HOUSE,  (J  W  (iaiford 

propr),  Davis 

Mimlon  W  H, 
Kobson  Win, 
Smith  W  T, 
Kenne<1y  «^  West, 
lUohn  .1  F  D, 
K(><'h  Barthd, 

HOHMANN  V  J,  l>ixon 

King's  Hotel,  (BriukerhofT  &  King 
pri>i)r8),  .1     ; " 

O'lVeill  &  Rochford, 

PALACE  HOTEL,  (E  F  Small  & 
Son  propra),  " 

WILLOT  P  R,  (Arcade), 

KschbackerT  A,  Downicville 

McDoii.dil  Owen, 

RICKE7  J  F,  (Central),   DowneyCity 

l^oiiard  H  W,  Doucjlas  City 

Biulinganie  M  B,  Drytown 

Marsh  Albert,  Dublin 

Murphy  Kd, 

Ijtiw  is  « Jeo  B,  Dunnigan 

DUTCH  FLAT  HOTEL,  (K  Mai- 

lows  propr),  Dnt.ch  Flat 

PACER  HOTEL,   (C    M    Kopp 

pnprl, 
Huston  It  r,,  (Berkeley)    Fast  Berkeley 
Crane  W  W,  East  Oakland 

Ikik  Wm, 
De  La'/una,  " 

UNION  HOTEL.   Jas   VVoodwiml 

proi)r),  " 

Harvey  ii  K,  El  Dorado 

Nieh.-ls  .), 

K.^eehiMraN,  Elk  Crock 

Martin  H  B,  Elk  drove 

Martin  J  VV, 

Uaasette  .los,  " 

<,'alahan  M,  Elniira 

Fawlkner  E  C, 
Ryan  I), 

l)..d8on  W  R,  El  Monte 

CAFFYN  D,  Emigrant  (Jap 

EPPERSON  B  0,  Epi)er«on 

Haker  J  L,  Etna 

Messner  •',  " 

Smith  N,  •• 

BAT  HOTEL,  (Daby  &  Knntt),Enreka 
IINSON  HOUSE,  (W  H  Rowell), 
IICK  HOUSE,  (Daniel  Murphy). 


REVERE    HOUSE,     (Peter  Mc- 

George),  Eureka 

VANCE  HOUSE,  (John  Vance),  " 
Bl.ck  A  W,  Fairfield 

HOOPER  T  P,  (Fairfield  Hotel),  " 
JOYCE  THOS,  (Fairfield  House),  " 
McDonald  Jno,  " 

Russell  C  C,  P'armington 

(  reniPr  Thos,  Felton 

Hayes  IN, 

Rountree  A  L,  " 

CODY  &  McCOLLUM,  Ferndale 

i  t  .ne  R  M, 

To.vnaend  Mrs  E,  FidtUetown 

Voto  Mrs  M,  " 

Voldeuberg  Saml,  Fircbaugh 

TiUttringer  J.  Fisk's  Mill 

StevensoJi  A  C,  " 

Warran  B  F, 
Jones  (Jeorjre,  Florin 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HO- 
TEL, (Mrs  Kate  Hamilton),     Folscm 

CENTRA!.  HOTEL,  (J  C  Rand),  " 

Doll  M, 

GERMAN  HOTEL,  (Charles  Zim- 
mermanu  propr), 


ArchamlHiaux  U, 
KUery  Henry, 
Lawrence  George, 
Miller  E, 
Hyland  Mrs  D, 
Uea  Wm, 
KinlKr  B, 

WELD  H  D,       . 

liegg  Thos, 
Hryant  M  R, 
Adams  !>, 
Hughes  Mrs  A  M, 
Sterling  Mrs  E, 
Berry  D, 

BLANCHARD  J  M, 

Lewis  K, 
He<ldick  Frank, 
Fii('k  Mrs  Annie, 
McUUan  W  F, 
Koldnian  .(no, 
Skahen  \\  H, 
Smith  Chas, 
Moshor  F  S, 
Willey  H  E, 
Gamy  Simon, 

MOONEY  JAMES. 


Forest  City 


Forest  Hill 

Forest  House 

Forest  Jianeh 

Forestvile 

For>ter 

Fort  Bidwell 

Fort  Jones 
<i 

Fort  Ross 


Fourth  Crossing 

Fn;eport 

French  Camp 

French  Corral 


French  Gulch 


Fresno 


RYAN_J,_(})ropr  Farmers'  Home),  " 

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Fresno  Flata 


STAR  H0TEL,(Ja8  Mooney  propr), " 


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Schumirhor  < i  E,  " 

GASQUET  HORACE,  Qaaquet 

AMERICAN  HOTEL,  (R  Bund- 
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Gerinantown  Hotel,  (A  Koppa  propr), 

Georgetown 
Hageman  M,  " 

OEYSERVILLE  HOTEL.  (C  W 

Skugg),  (.If'yserville 

Perry  .?h8  E,  Gibaouville 
Van  Zine  Alex,  *' 

Aix;zart«ra  M  A  Co,  Gilroy 

mOGINSON  MRS  G:M,  (Rail- 

roiul  House),  " 

Molitor  Jno  T, 
McGovem  Ja«, 
BAILROAD  HOUSE,  (Mrs  C  M 

lli'^ginnoii  proprss),  " 

SEAMAN  GEO, (Southern  Paciflc)," 
iSlKtrt  S  T,  (U  11  Exchange  and  Din- 

inn  Hooin), 

SOUTHEEN  FAGinC  HOTEL, 

WILLIAMS  HOTEL,  (Lyade  & 

Farrel  pr.'prs),  " 

Bii83titt  'S  dk  80ns,  Gloubrook 

Moses  E  R, 
Early  Mrs, 
Jones  Wm  Sr, 
Kryger  Chris, 
H-vrdwick  C, 
Fluke  Estate, 

McCABE  JOHN, 

VVillinnid  Goo  W, 
Kitchener  &  Co, 
Hurlbut  E  R, 
Her t wick  Joa, 
Uobb  J  \V, 
Andrew  W, 
Itee  Wm, 

Benson  Wm  H,  " 

(f.mdryT, 

Hobby  (;  W.  " 

HOLBROOKE  D  P,  (Holbrooke),  " 
Mitchdl  W  H, 

Thom;ia  Henry,  " 

Van  Benscbotea  J  W,  Grnyson 

Cram  Mrs  Julia,  (Jridley 

GRIDLEY  HOTEL.  (Mrs  E  Tay 
1(1!   Droprss), 


Glenville 

Gold  Run 
<i 

Gonzales 

Goodyear's  Bar 

Goshen 
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Grand  View 
Gransjeville 
Graniteville 

Grass  Valley 


PEI(iC  J  V, 

hf    i  y  i^«rah. 
I  'j^yti  Wm, 
r*/titnt  C^rric^ 
K 'Ik*  Jijo, 
Ta^/^-rt  Jno, 
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FBEBMAN 

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HAVFORD  HOTEL, 

pri'j»ri, 
R*id  J  M, 
Howell  Wm, 
Caddily  M, 
l*6iia)ck  (i  W, 
Helms  Mux, 


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Guudaluupe 
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Hansonville 

Uuppy  Camp 

Hurrisburg 

Haviluii 


Wilson  J  G,  Havilah 

Austin  Jas,  Haywards 

CENTRAL  HOTEL.(CKung  pro'r), " 
Hayw'  «•  rd  Wm ,  " 

OAKES  HOT£L.(Tony  Oakespro'r)*' 
Oiik  Lawn  House,    (H   L  Chandler 

i)ropr)  HeaMsburg 

SOTOYOME  HOTEL,  (John  W 

Clack  propr),  " 

Starck  Mrs  Minnie,  " 
Unitm  Hotel,  (J  I*"  Grater  propr),       " 

James  Henry,  Henry's 

Herbert  L,  Hicksviilo 

RupL,  Hill's  Ferry 

BAYLE   D.  Hollidter 
BUCHANAF  WM, 

CENTRAL   HOUSE,  (Reuben  Ed- 
wards propr),  " 
Killy  Mrs  A, 

LARABEE  WM.(Railroa<i  House), " 
Marohetti  Jns,  " 

McMAHON  HOUSE.   (Rector  Bros 
propra),  " 

O'Doniiel  Thos,  '• 

j{o80  Jas,  " 

HOOPA  VALLEY  H0TEL,(Tho8 


Buir  propr), 
Hannah  (Jeo  W, 
Doty  W  L, 
McCoy  I)  D, 

WEBSTER  WM  I, 

]>uuham  Hayes, 
Thompson  V  G, 

ARCADE  HOTEL, 

ley), 


Hoopa  Valley 

Hojieton 

Howard 

Huenerao 

Hydesville 

Igo 

Independunco 

(Jas  MeCau- 

lone  City 


UNION  HOTEL,  (Fre<i  P  SiMth), 
Veranda  Hotel,  (M  R  Kingsley), 
Iserman  Mrs  H,  Iowa  Hill 

.Jones  Geo, 
Young  J,  ' 

ISLETON  HOTEL.  (W  H  John- 

s>in),  Ixieton 

Kinar  F,  Jiuinto 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  (R  Ix)ry),  Jacks-m 
l)«yer  1',  " 

NATIONAL   HOTEL,  (Evans  & 

Askey  pniprs). 


Jenny  Lind 
Judtiouvilk) 

Junction  City 
JuuL'ti  <a 


My  era  Mrs  Jtu;ob, 

.Jones  J  P, 

Tvler  N  A, 

C'unigh  Mrs  M  A, 

Day  C  W, 

Ifoiierts  J  C, 

Roberts  S  M, 

Steimberger  J  M, 

Siesenop  A, 

Kclseyvillo  House  (Mrs  L  P  Ormia- 

ton),  KeUeyville 

Peterson  N  P,  Kernvillo 

Tibbctts  R  a, 

UNCLE  SAM  HOTEL,  (Ira  Howo 

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Uuiou  Hotel,  (J  0  Taylor), 

Kuight's  Landing 
Hastings  N,  Lafayctto 

Btxso  Mrs  M  M,  La  Crunjje 

CLEAR  LAKE  HOTEL,  (J  N 

Miller  prpr),  Lakeport 

Greene  W  W, 
MOUND     COTTAGE    HOTEL, 

(Mrs  S  V  Chapman  propr),  " 

Buckley  H,  La  Porte 

Cay.tt  Mrs,  " 

Shannon  li  T,  Lathrop 

Shei.henl  J  A,  " 

xMillirJ  H,  Latrolte 

Bliss  Wni,  Leesville 

I'erdne  Peter  S,  " 

Furnish  Mr-*,  Lemonre 

PARK  HOUSE,  (G  N  Furnish),       " 
Ikrher  W  H,  Ijcwiston 

WILKINSON  H  F,  (Logan),    Lincoln 


Brown  *  Pivis, 

Little  Ltke 

Mahlnmnn  A  F, 

Little  Ikivcr 

Mor.ijier  Chr s, 

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livinpston 

Rogers  Isaac, 

Lockeford 

Si)euccr  J  E, 

L()<li 

Butcliart  (jeorge. 

Lonipoc 

Friol  J, 

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Lone  Pine 

ChanilKjrhiin  Itcuben, 

Long  Vallty 

Stiinlwrger  J  M, 
Balhwle  P, 

II 

Los  AngelcH 

CtTclli  .S, 

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COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  (Ham- 

mel  &  l>e«kir), 

II 

GRAND    CENTRAL 

HOTEL, 

(.1  J'  Hill  propr). 

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GMNQE    HOUSE. 

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KIKE  PATRICK. 

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ThoMtonH  WP, 

Los  Banos 

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14 

Eilily  Jam?s  J, 

Los  Giitos 

'iol.lsmith  \V  C, 

Lower  l^ake 

Slinsou  J  L. 

Loyaltou 

Audcrttou  Miu'k, 

Mudcrii 

MACE'S  HOTEL.  (Capt  R  P  Maco 

propr), 
Jesseu  8om, 
HillikerLW, 
Willard  Mrs  M  A, 
Le>vls  Mrs  Rebecca, 
Bunker  &  Co, 
Elli  )tt  T  H, 
Lynci)  Mrs  J, 
Giillison  VVinslow, 

SCHLAGETTERH. 

JoiiuiionJ  A, 
Peterson  J  P, 
Donneilv.Tohn, 

EXCHANGE    HOTEL. 

Downer  propr), 
Girvin  Wni,  (Morgan  House), 

iiOUGH'S     HOTEL.    (D.  E  P 

Hougli  propr),  " 

Sturgia  Josiah,  (Alham^ra  Hotel),  " 
GOLDEN  EAGLE.    (A   Furnham 

iiropr),  Marysville 

MECHANICS*  HOTEL,  (B  Peei),  '• 

hiilliviin  Mrs  M,  ** 

WESTERN    HOUSE,    (George 

Wappel), 
U  S  HOTEL,  ("^cheu  &  Swank), 

MAXWELL  HOTEL,  (Mr«  M  G 


Madera 
II 

Madison 

Maine  Prairie 

Miunmath  City 
II 

II 

Mariposa 

II 

Marshall 


Martinez 

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Ducker  Chas, 
Bever  Bros, 
Carlson  J  E, 
Morton  VV  If, 
Thoinu^*  Manuel, 
Fletciur  A  B, 
Clougli  A  \7- 
Evans  Ch  is  E, 
Pahey  VVni, 

MORAN  M  F. 

Northrop  Kobt  J, 

ROCKHOLD  JW. 

Abranis  John, 
b'er^uson  Duncan, 
J'ouellP, 
Williania  M  H, 
Smith  .)  E, 
H  ura  Franz, 

BOYLE  S  A. 

Lhn.htH, 

Luytcn  P, 

Mllirae  Hotel,  (P  Luitoa  propr).       " 

Ovirniicr  .1  D,  Millville 

iSimpson  T.l,  ** 

Sniitli  Jas  L,  " 

French  A,  Milpit;w 

DonnerH,  Milton 

Hen.lrick  N  W, 

ClotUt'ttfT  Chis,  Mineral  Kin;: 

HALF  WAY  HOUSE,  (D  Clottct 

ter  pix)pr). 
Hoy  J  C, 
Smith  S  E, 
Sourtellotto  — ,  Mineraville 


JMaxwell 

May  field 

Mendocino 


Menlo  Park 
Merced 


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International  Hotel   (J  Colambet), 

Mission  8au  Jose 
MISSION    HOTEL,    (0   Steyer 

prour),  '* 

Aren«lJo)in  A,  Modesto 

DAWSON  C  W,  (Modesto  House),  •• 
Duncan  Moac,  *' 

MODESTO  HOUSE.  (C  W  Dawson 

pror>r>,  *' 

PBENTISS  HOTEL.   (J  W  Pren- 

tiss),     • 
ROSS  HOUSE,  (J  C  Traner  propr),   " 
Boyd  E  H,  Mohave 

Furaeson  Mrs  Mary,      Mokelumjie  Hill 
LEGER  SISTERS.  (Adolph  Pe- 

chade  manager),  *' 

Mayer  Fretl,  " 

Larson  Joseph,  " 

McBeth  D  N,  MoTiitor 

HAMPTON    HOUSE,   (O  Hamp- 
ton propr),  Monterey 
Lock  wood  AU>ert,  " 
OCEAN  HOTEL,  (Mrs  Milton  Lit- 
tle pmprss),  " 

ST    CHARLES    HOTEL,  (R  0 

Wornes  propr), 
Peacock  E  A, 
Morrow  Mrs, 
8hea  Mrs, 
Mea«]o  M, 
Steinkajnt  J  P, 
Foram  James, 
Heiser  Mrs  A, 

BOOGSEW. 
GLEASON  G  D^ 

Mouutiiin  View  llotel, 

TAYLOR  S  A. 

Atwood  Henry, 
tSporry  Jamc!)  L, 

COLEMAN  MART  MRS.(13rook- 

lyn  Hotel),  Napa 

Cowan  J  H, 
Devlin  OhaH, 
HOGAN  MRS        A,  (propr  Napa 

Hot.'l), 
Kinji  Mra  M, 

Jacobaon  Carson, (American  House),  " 
McEtierny  Mrs,  (K  11  House),  " 

Nu!».sh(!rger  J,  " 

SWISS  HOTEL,  (Potter  &  Varozza 

propra),  " 

Patton  .r  W,  Natividad 

Tholke  W, 

Eilarman  F  A,  Nevatla  City 

NAFFZIGERJ,(Union), 

PEARSON  CHAS  E,(National  Ex- 

change),  " 

Richards  Wm,  " 

Hund  Fretl,  Now  York  Landim; 

Mills  H  W,  Newbury  Park 

Wilson  O  W,  Now  Castle 

Fields  D  W  &  Co,  Newhall 

Briard  G  H,  Nicasio 


Monticello 

Moore's  Flat 
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Moore's  Station 
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Mount  Bullion 

Mount  Eden 

Mountain  Viow 


Murphy's 


Andrews  Sarah,  Nicolaus 

Virgil  John  A,  Nilea 

Barrows  F  P,  '    Nr  rdhoff 
McKee  \V  S. 

OAK  GLENN  COTTAGE,  (VV  S 

Me  Keo  propr),  " 

Edwards  tieo.  North  Bloomfi.jld 

Lun.l  P, 
Mobley  F  F, 

(xerman  Jolm,  North  San  Joso 

NATIONAL  HOTEL,  (A  J  Put- 

nam  propr),  " 

Schmidt  JnoF,  •      " 

Weyor  Fred,  Oakdalo 

Baldwin  A,  Oakland 

Baxter  J  B, 
Bushell  House,  (E  A  Bushell  propr), 

CHAPIE,  TALLMAN  &  CO, 

Chartand  Ivouis,  *' 

Eureka  Hotel  (H  H  Meyer  propr),  " 
GALINDO  HOTEL(F  H  Lathorp),  " 
(Ublion  J,  " 

Hall  Wm  M, 
HAN3A  HOTEL, (Hermann  Kirch- 

ner,  " 

Henry  J  M,  .  " 

Hoveuden  John,  " 

Kingsland  Thos  G,  " 

La  Clede  House,  (Mrs  Kate  Jurgens 

propr),  " 

ManHion  Hou30,(L  A  Willey  propr),  " 
Markwaldur  H,  " 

McAllister  Mrs  H  A, 
Miller  Flora,  " 

Newland  A,  (prr)pr  Newland  House)," 
OREGON  HOUSE,  (J  C  Gage  pro- 

prietor),  " 

SNYDER  S  P,   (manager  Galindo 

Hotel  oor  Ki^hth  ami  Franklin),    " 
Washington  Hotel,  (Uenoit  Lavorel 

Longe  propr),  " 

Wilson  Iluuse,  " 

Winter  John,  " 

Winter's  Hotel,  '• 

Coiiiiully  J  1),  Occidental 

Oleina  Hotel  (J  Nelson  propr),        Olema 
Townsend  Mrs  E,  Oleta 

VotavvMraM, 

Wakeman  A  J,  " 

L.savitt  C  H,  Ophir 

RUBOTTOMWL,   (Orange),    Orange 
Housh  ( 5eo  P,  Oregon  Houso 

Pool  C  B,  Orland 

SEAVY  C  T, 

AIht  Mrs  V,  A,  Orleans  Bar 

UNION  HOTEL.    (Hiram  Arents 

propi),  Oroville 

U  S.HOTEL,  (Louis  W  Hoops  pro-  ^ 

EAgW HOTEL.   (E  Hadaoll  pro- 
prietor), Pachooo 
Pajaro  Hotel  (J  M  Baldwin  propr), 

Pajaro 


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HOT 


991 


Paakenta 
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CottGO, 
Turner  Mrs  E  M, 

FASO  DE  BOBLES  HOT 
SPRINGS  HOTEL.  (Blac!ibum 
Broa  aad  James  proprietors), 

Pttso  De  Roblea 
Magiai  John,  Peach  Tree 

Grant  Elisha,  Penryn 

Pence  M,  Peutz 

Sti;yker  P  O,  Pescuderu 

SWANTON  G  W,  (propr  Swantou 

House), 
AMERICAN  HOTEL,  (W  B  Mat 

zoiibach  propr),  Petuluma 

CITY  HOTEL,  (A  B  Rood  propr), 

COSMOPOLITAN    HOTEL,  (H 

Matthies  propr), 

Stockdale  H, 

Tij;he  Kelly, 

Union  Hotel,  (Gerkona  &  Pfau  pro- 
prietor), ' 

Washington  Hotel, (Soldt;  ;e  &  Cereg- 
hino  propr), 

Flarity  P,  Peter's  Station 

Lidell  Win,  Phoenix  Mine 

Einmona  S  W,  Pine  Grove 

BOWMAN  HOUSE,(K  Yamold  pro- 
priet(»r),  Plaoerville 

Bi-ian  Henry, 

CARY  HOUSE,  (W  M  Donahue). 

CENTRAL  HOUSE,  (S  M  Voach 

piv.pr), 

Hufneister  Freak, 

Kiei\e  Mrs  E, 

Abbott  W  ^V,  Plainslmrg 

Bowden  Wm, 

Stanton  John,  " 

Brownint;  F  H,  Plonaant  Grove 

FARMERS'  HOTEL,  (J acol.  John- 
son proprl,  Pleasauton 

6ERMAHIA  HOTEL,  (H  Detjoua 

pn-pr),  " 

Murphy  John  J,  " 

Pleasauton  Hotel,  " 

Coleman  S  C,  Plymouth 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL,   (U  M 

Walker  propr),  " 

Forest  House,  (T  \V  Kostoii  propr), 


Quinoy 


Red  Bluff 
(J    An- 


Hidght  W  H, 
Ivorson  N, 
Lyman  C, 
Wilkeninc  H, 
Nutting  H  C, 
PartDn  Mrs, 
Stoucman  F  E, 
Correo  A, 

CAYA  M. 

Iseman  J, 
l/jwis  .1, 
Baker  H  W, 
Boyes  W  R, 
Carroll  W  F, 
Dohorty  S, 


Puiut  Arena 


Point  of  Timlwr 

Pomo 

il 

Porters  V I  Uo 

Port  Harfonl 

Port  Wiuo 


Edwards  J  E, 
Lawrence  0  H, 
Miller  Henry, 

RED  BLUfT  HOTEL, 

drewa  propr), 

TREMONT  HOTEL,  (J  W  Bur- 

geaa  propr),  " 

CASTLE  A  S,  Redding 

REDDING   HOTEL,  (B  Conroy 

propr),  " 

Thompson  F,  " 

Ayera  (Jhas,  Redwood  City 
GRAND  HOTEL,  (John  Crowley 

Treniont  House,  Redwood  City 

Gardner  H  S,  Ricevihe 
Million  Wm, 
RIO  DELL  HOUSE.   (L  Painter 

proju'),  Rio  Dell 

Central    Hotel,    (Mrs  L  E  Runk 

propras),  Rio  Viata 

NEW  WESTERN  HOTEL,  (Geo 

A  Clarrids^o  propr),  Rio  Viata 

RIYER  VIEW  HOTEL.  (B  B 

Brown  propr),  " 

Praetor  A,  Ripon 

Craig  Wm,  Riverside 
Cunnin'iham  R  F,  " 

GLENWOOD  COTTAGE  HOTEL. 

(Frmk  A  Miller  propr), 

GOVE  MRS  L, 

iSchlei'elmiloh  Mra  Mary, 

TROTT'S  HOTEL,   (G 

CrtHidy  propr), 

KEYSER  &  CO. 
NEl^'F  D  S. 

Scott  W, 
Smith  K  B, 
AMERICAN  EAGLE 

(T  8  Wilkiaaon  propr), 
Arcatlo  Hotel,  (Thos  Guinean  propr), " 
Brooklyn  Hotel, (J  E  Mooney  propr)," 
BROWN  B  F.  (Bruce  House), 
BRUCE    HOUSE,    (B    F    Brown 

propr), 
B'lker  B,  (Central  House), 
BELVIDERE    HOTEL,  (J  Frees 

pr.>pr), 
BREWER  A,  (Eagle  Hotel), 
BRYDING  PETER,  (Tremont), 

CAPITAL  HOTEL.    (Blessing   & 

(fUtlirio  proprs), 
Central  House,  (B  Baker  propr). 
City  Hutid  (A  Noono  propr), 
I'onran  John,  (KMnxl  House), 
Corrada  B, 

Cri«ceiit  City    Hotel,    (J   E  Dixon 
)ropr), 

(Fifth   Avenue 


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Roseville 
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HOTEL. 

Sacramento 


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Pott«r  Valley 

Princeton 
Purisaima 


propi 

DIETERLE  ED. 

HOUHL'), 

Ehner's  Hotid,    (Dietrich   &   Rump 

proprs), 
EiiD&ED  HOUSE,  (<^ohn  Conran 

propr). 


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Fox's  Hotel,  (F  N  Mertes  propr), 

Sacramento 
Gleeson  Mrs  Ellen,         ,, 

GOLDEN  EAGLE  h6tEL,  (F  A 

Horublower  propr), 
Inteniatiunal  Hotel,    (Jos  Lansing 

propr), 
Lus^i  X, 

Mitnsioa  House  (WHodgdon  propr)," 
McCarthy  Michael,  " 

MoFad.lea  W  F, 
MORSE  HOUSE,  (O  N  Morse  propr), 

PHILADELPHIA    HOUSE.    (P 

Newman  propr), 

Schmid  Jacob, 

Solinler  Frank, 

STATE  HOUSE.  (H  Eldred  propr). " 

Telegraph  Houae,  (H  A  Farr  propr)," 

TEaLOBN  JOSEPH. 

UNION  HOTEL,  (Isadore  Towns- 
end  propr),  " 

Western  Hotel,  (Wm  Land  propr),  " 

WILLIAM  TELL  HOUSE.   (B 

Steinauer  propr),  " 

BARR  W  G.  (Palace  Hotel),  St  Helena 
RAMPENDAHL  OTTO,  (National 

H.tel), 
TONOLLA  A,  (St  Helena  Hotel),     " 
Taylor  Mrs,  St  John 

Swartz  Christian,  Saiut  Louis 

Meyers  Fred,  Salida 

ABBOTT  HOUSE.    (E  J   Swift 

propr),  Salinas  City 

BARLOGIO  &  6RESSCHINI, 

(Swiss  Hotel),  " 

Jeffrey  J, 

I^APIERRE  G.  (French), 
Kossi  K,  " 

Byan  Thos, 

TROPE  F  H. 

VVeilor  0  B, 

McNally  L  &  Co,  Salmon  Creek 

METROPOLITAN  HOTEL.  (B  F 

iiuwes  pr  (pi),  S:iu  Andreas 

Warren  Alfred,  San  Autoiii.. 

Leonard  A,  San  Benito 

Williams  W, 
Kurtz  &  Evans,    (Southern   Hotel), 

San  Bernardino 
STARKE'S   HOTEL,   (A    Starke 

ijropr), 
URTEEN    MILE   HOUSE. 

( AuuuHt  .Jencvein  proiir),     S;iii  liruuo 

SAN  BRUNO  HOUSE.  (Hichard 

CunningliiunjJi'Mir),  " 

AYEBS'    HOTEL.     (Wm    Aycrs 
projir),  San  Buenuventun 

PALACE  HOTEL,  (J  M   Miiler 

pN>|)r),  " 

REVERE  HOUSE.  (Wagner  &  Co 

proprs),  " 

UstusauHtegia  Victor,  " 

WAGNER  &  CO.  (Kevere  House),  " 


it 


Argnilaz  Ben.  .rd,  Saa  Diezo 

BlIUDSALL  J  D.  (Lyon  Hotel),        ••* 
Horton  House,  (U  P  Gerichten  propr), " 
O'NEILL  PATRICK,  (American), 

North  San  Diego 
PALMER  OSCAR,  (Palmer  House),  •' 
Loop  T  M,  San  Fermuido 

Twitchell  C  C,  San  Gabriel 

Kailroad    House,   (S  Pope  propr), 

San  Mateo 
SAN  MATEOJHOTEL,  (E  Walker 

propi),  «« 

ALAMEDA  PALACE.  (J  D  Plitt 
propr),  San  Jose 

Auzerais  House  (S  W  Churchill 
propr), 

B  irbare  Mrs  M  C, 

Barry  John, 

CARLSON  &  SWANSON.  (Scan- 

dinavian  Exchange), 
Caroll  Wm, 

DONOVAN  M  L.  (IrUh-American), 
Dotta  Brosj 
FAULL  WILLIAM,  (Second  St 

House), 
FORNI  &  BONNETTL  (Swiss), 

GREELT  MRS  N  M.  (Heusley 
House*, 

JOHNSON  JOHN. 

Lamolle  &  Ligrue, 

Lick  House,  (I  L  Hill  pripr), 

MAGUIRE  P.  (Atlantic  Hotel), 

Manner  G  C, 

McCrosson  J  as,  ' 

NEVADA  HOUSE.  (B  G  Allen 


propr), 

NEW" 


YORK  EXCHANGE  HO- 
TEL. (W  O  Barker  propr),  " 

PACIFIC  HOTEL.(ChasM  Schicle 
&  Co),  •  " 

St  James  Hotel,  •• 

SCHIELE  CHAS  M  &  CO.  (Pa- 

citit!  Hotell,  «' 

SMITH  WM,  (U  S  Hotel), 

SPANSWICK  MRS  A  E.  [(Ar- 

gut'llo  House),  " 

Tr.ioy  A,  '' 

Weiinn  I  F  M. 
WENSTROM  JNO.  (Central  Ho- 

tol)  " 

PLAZA  HOTEL.  (August  Camoiirs 

jiDprj,  Kan  Juan 

I'ulluniieo,  •' 

E3TUDILL0  HOTEL.  (P  Gol- 

cli.'iux  propr),  San  Leandro 

GiblinC^e..,  " 

HANSEN  N  L,  (Scandinavian),      " 
Nii'U  Henricksun,  " 

RESSER  H.  (White  House), 
WebUr  Mrs  M,  " 

Brancli  A  W,  San  Luis  Obispo 

COSMO  POUTAN  HOTEL,(Black. 
burn  &  Godchaux  proprs),  " 


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ley  Tirvj)r.s).  San  Luis  Obispo 

FRENCH  HOTEL,  (Louis  Pegot  & 

Bro), 
Kiiap  John  P,  " 

Lima  J  P,  " 

(Toldbuum  Simon,  San  Luis  Rev 

Jeflbries  Walton  M,  Sun  Miguel 

Jetfreys  Walter  M,         \        San  Marcos 
Pope  S,  San  Mateo 

B'errell  J  D,  (Point  House),  San  Qucntin 
McRae  John,  " 

Antoni  A,  San  Pablo 

D.'ran  P,  " 

Quillman  E, 

Miihon  T  G,  (Mohon  House),  San  Rafael 
CENTEAL  HOTEL.  (M  O  Connor 

GErSaN  hotel,  (Mrs  Mahn- 


cheii  propr), 

LBERT  " 


(S     C    Ed- 


Santa  Cruz 


St 


gilbert  house, 

wards),  ' 

Parisian  House,  (Eticnnc  Sivieron),  " 
Biirrett  James,  San  Ramon 

Horan  P, 

Paeiieoo  Bros,  San  Simeon 

LAYMAN    J    W,    (Santa    Ana), 

Santa  Ana 
Ryel  P  G, 
Arliugton   Hotel   (D  W  Thompson 

manager),  Santa  Barbara 

Birabent  J  M, 
Morris  Jas  F, 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,   (James 

Munroc  propr), 

BARBIEEI  J, 

Frefry  J  H, 

Martin  C  C,  (Santa  Crnz), 

PACIFIC  OCEAN  HOUSE,  (E  J 

8wift  propr), 
Welxjr   &    Pratschner,    (Gcrmania 

Hotel), 
WilkinsP  V  (Wilkins  House), 
Johnson  M  D,  San*"  Monica 

PERKINS  HOUSE,  (Joseph  Per- 

kins  propr), 
PERKINS  JOSEPH,    (propr  Per- 

kiiiH  House), 

SANTA  MONICA  HOTEL,  (M  D 

Jolins()n  propr), 
BaktT  C  N,  Santa  Paula 

Bync  M,  Santa  Rosa 

Kninire  Houso,  (Wm  Patterson),  " 
GERMANIA  HOTEL  (John  Haas), " 
GRAND  HOTEL,  (James  Boyd),     " 

OCCIDENTAL    HOTEL,  (G    A 

Tuiiptr),  " 

SANIA  ROSA  HOTEL,  (P  John- 
son), " 
Stiuckinan  Mrs  F,                                 " 
GOODHUE  C  H,        Sargent's  Station 
CENTRAL    HOTEL,    (James    H 
Uusdcy),                                   Saucelito 


II 

Sheridan 


Rety  Mrs  E,  Saucelito 

Bennet  S,  Savannah 

(irant  &  Patton,  Sawyer's  Bar 

Nally  Jas,  " 

Wilson  Mrs  E,  Sebastopol 

G  rider  W,  Seiad  Valley 

Lowden  J  S,  " 
EMPIRE  HOTEL.  (Jno  V  Scott 

propr),  Shasta 
GREENE  MRS  HL, 

ANDERSON'S  HOTEL.  (Charles 
Andersfin  propr).  Sheep  Ranch 

CENTRAL  HX)TEL,  (E  J   An- 

drews  propr),  " 

Degauna  C, 
Adams  W  N, 
Parrott  B  R, 

DECKER  G  A, 
HALL  T  D, 

Meyer  Franz, 
Bigelow  H  H, 
C(»ntar  John, 
Lamar  Joseph, 
Scott  Jno  A, 
Buxtem  G  Q, 
Dean  M, 
Vandevere  S  V, 
Harvoy  Casli, 
Pickorins:  W, 

MORGAN  EM, 

Tuttle  T  G, 
Fountain  G, 
McCoy  — , 
Moore  Mrs  Mary, 
Mooncy  Thos, 
Pciirilon  John, 
Smith  Bnnicy, 

BROOKING  JAMES. 

Anderson  Mrs  A  B, 

HORSLEY  J  R, 

Soda  Bay  Hotel,  (A  K  Gregg  propr). 

Soda  Bay 
Gregg  A  K,  (Soda  Bay),  " 

Bear  Chas,  Solcds^d 

Steverscrop  Peter,  " 

PITTSBURGH    HOTEL,    (J  E 

Seannaon  propr),  Soineraville 

Sonoma    House,     (Mrs    E     Glynn 

proprss),  Sonoma 

Teoino  Hotel,  (A  Tecino  propr),         " 

TRAVELERS*  HOME,(Johu  Gaff- 

ney  i)ropr),  "    • 

Union  Hotel  (F  Osttl  propr),  " 

CITY  HOTEL,  (O  L  Bemis),       Sonora 
YO  SEMITE  HOUSE,  (F  A  Freund 


Sherwood  Valley 

Shingle  Springs 
II 

Sierra  City 


Sierra  Valley 


Silverado 
i( 

Slack's  Canyon 

Slide 

Slippery  Ford 


Smartsville 


Smith  River 
Suclliug 


propr), 

GET  ■'" 


TZSCHMANN  A  (Park  House), 

Sequel 

MANN  T  W, 

BLISS  W,  '  South  Butte 

Marsh  Mrs  E,  South  Fork 

R>  ynolds  ('has.  South  Vallejo 

Watson  Mrs  I,  " 

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R«bottoin  W  W,  Spadra 

THOMPSON  &  BLELLOGG, 

Spanish  Kanch 
Tenrby  Jno,  Speiiceville 

Tuttle  P  G,  (Star  Hotel),        Springfield 
Tiittle  T  O,  SiirinL'vill 

AMERICAN  EAGLE  EX 

CHANGE,  (It  Tuttle  propr),  Stockton 
Briedenhack  Jt>a,  *' 

CENTEAL  HOTEL,  (Jno  Hendcr- 

soiipropr),  " 

COLUMBIA   HOUSE,  Alois  Lutz 

propr),  " 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL,    (F  C 

Hi.hii  propr),  " 

EAGLE  HOTEL,  (E  H  Allen),  " 
ENGELHARDT  A,(\Vel)cr  House), " 
rallcu  Owen,  " 

Heit)nau  Mrs  E,  " 

MANSION  HOUSE,   ( Jaa  H  Cross 

propr),  •' 

Raab  &  Miller, 
IJossi  Antojiio,  " 

SAN  JOAftTJIN  HOTEL.  (FStoct- 

ztr  pnipr),  " 

SCHMIEDER  C    &:H0LMAN, 

(U  S  Hottl), 
UNITED  STATES  HOTEL,  (Jas 

Foi'd  propr),  " 

Vizelich  Nirholas,  " 

YO     SEMITE    HOUSE,     (James 

Oiven  propr),  " 

Lewis  !S  1'',  Stony  Point 

llobertson  J  H,  (Columbus  House), 

Strawberry  Valley 
BARRETT     JAMES,     (Kailroa.l 

Housu),  Suisun 

^1\ a  Frank, 

SK)U7A  J  J,  (Premier  Hotel), 
VEST  JOHN,  (Kobert's  Hotel), 
Ji^nt's  &  Co,  Summit 

ButFum  (luirge  1),  Sumner 

La  f'liiitiiiu  Edward, 
Millw  D  K, 
iJrivss  &  Sliitisincfcr,  Susanvillf 

'MERICAN  EXCHANGE  HO 

TEL.  (A  K  Dudluj),        Sutter  Creek 
.  >u  Laiii^e  (t  B,  Sutterville 

Morlath  P, 
S;iy»TS  VVni, 

SUTTERVILLE  HOTEL.  (M  T 

(Jroenuvokl  pmpr), 
MuNauuhton  J'lieian, 
Buckor  Frank  H, 
Caskor  Mrs  C, 
Bay  ley  A  I,), 
Pomin  Wm, 
E:i«twood  W''  S, 
Spene*r  t  Durnal, 
Heider  Chris, 
MARIEY  L  H,  (Tehama), 

TAITCHAS, 

HuubuKlt  Park  Hotel, 


Pagno  — , 
Blunchard  — , 
Yancy  Chas  A, 
Brady  Mrs, 
Hegarty  M, 
I'lank  T  A, 

TOWNSEND  H 


C, 


Three  Rivers 

Timber  Cove 

Toll  House 

Tomales 


Townaeud 


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Tres  Piiios 


Table  Blufl 
Table  Kock 

Tahoe 
II 

Tehichipa 
II 

Tehama 


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SAN  JOAQUIN  HOTEL,  (Christ 

Ludwig  propr),  Tracy 

TRACY  HOT"'    '"  '" * 

propr). 
Hooper  J, 

Severa  F,  " 

WATKINS  WARREN,  (Occiden- 
tal Hotel),  Trinidad 
Hall  &  Hall,                       Trinity  Center 
American  Hotel,  Truekeo 

TRUCKEE  HOTEL.  (Jno  F 

Moodypropr)j  " 

FRENCH  HOTEL,  (Jacob  Ashcr 

prijir),  Tulare 

PACIFIC  HOTEL,  (D  W  Madden 

iiropr),  '< 

ALLEN  JAS  M,  (Turlock  Hotel), 

Turlock 
iIummeltonl)erg  C,  " 

(J rand  Hotel,  Ukiah 

Tanner  \),  " 

UKIAH   CITY  HOTEL,  (W  A 

Hagaus  propr),  " 

Brink  man  Jno,  Upper  Lake 

liidgway  J,  " 

Woadiir.1  VV  H, 

Hocy  .1  L,  Upper  Uivtr  flulcli 

DAVIS  I  F.  (propr  Davis  Hotel), 

Vaeyville 
Itieu  Mrs  Ann  K,  Valley  Ford 

Kohler  Ch.is,  V;illicita 

l>yar  Mrs  II  E,  South  Viilluio 

HARRINGTON  R  J.  (propr  How- 

ard  House),  Vallejo 

Lee  Mrs  John,  " 

McAuliffeJohn,  " 

MICHAELIS  F.  (German  Hotel),  " 

Murray  Mrs,  " 

liadkeP, 

Cral)b  Joe,  Vina 

H  ildcrbrand  R, 

Clodfelter  I>,  Visalia 

EXCHANGE  HOTEL.  (J  R  Dailey 

propr),  " 

FARMERS'  HOME,   (Eitd  & 

.Sehmid  proprs),  " 

PALACE    HOTEL,    (Iko    Harter 

propr),  "      j 

VISALIA  HOUSE,  (L  A  Johnson 

propr)  "      I 

Jonas  Peter,  Volcano 

ROGER'S  HOTEL,  (W  B  Rogers 

&  Sou),  Walnut  Creek  | 

Brown  A,  Walnut  Grove  ,  G 

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Yountville 


ZIHMERMAN  C, 

DiiviH  Ja»,  Watorford 

JESSEN  CONRAD.         Wutsonviilo 
LEWIS  HOUSE,  (A  Lewis proiT),  •' 
MANSION  HOUSE,  (J  M  iStaiilus 

propr),  •' 

Mooiioy  Jns,  " 

W  E  S  T  E  RN  HOTEL,    (Lorenzo 
:n  propi 

WILLIAMSON  J  N. 

Coutlon  Win, 


Loreitzcn  propr), 

iriLLIAMSOr 

ouilon  Win, 
Morris  &  Rule, 


Weavervillo! 


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FRANCO-AMERICAN  HOTEL. 

(.lohii  B  Rohrer  &  Co  pro[jrd),    Yreka 
OWEN  J  C.  Zem  Zem 


Arcade   Hotel, 

lone  City.  Amador  Cc.,-C&lifoml?. 

JAS.  McCAULEY,  Proprietor. 


lai    Volliners  &  Paulsen, 

J?  S     COMER  J  H,  (propr  Seventh  St    et 

*M        J  louse),  West      .kland 

Henniiiger  John, 

Veuaglia  E, 

Hepburn  Mrs  M,  West  Point 

AMERICAN  HOTEL,  (E  J  Sti 

-l       hold  proiJr),  VVheatl.md 

SI  NEUSTADT  M  M.  (Central), 

^    Trimmer  Mrs  Jostpli, 

White  Jiis  IJ,  White's  Bridge 

Potts  J  L,  Wildtlower'  Boca  Ice  Co,  (Alex  Mcintosh  man- 

l{:ulcli<r  J  O,  Witter'a  Springs      ager),                                                 Boca 

WrrTEB_i)  _                                  "     1  Mountain  Ice  Co,  (S  D  Smith  man- 


BOARD   AND  LODGING, 

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HOUSE  PAINTERS. 

(Sec  Painters.) 

ICE. 


HARVEY   L    S,    (Cosmopolitan) 


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WILLIAMS  W   H.  (propr  Wil 
(M        liams  Hotel), 

.«!  CENTRAL  HOTEL,  (G  W  Wil 

'a\       liivHia  propr), 

Price  Wm,  Willows 


Williams  People's    Ice    Co,    (J   S   Thompson 


Bronco 


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manayer),  " 

COLUSA  ICE  MANUFACTORY. 

(J  i\  L'ooku  propr),  Colusa 

COOKE  J  B,  (Colusa  Ice  Manufac- 
tory), 


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.Ittckson  A  A,  "I  Lns  Angeles  Ice  Co,  (G  E  Milliken 

Ward  Joseph,  "     |      suiit),  Los  Angeles 

Edward  I)  P,  Winters^  TOMB  JACOB.  MarysviUo 

LATON  M  F,  (Parker  House),         "       TWOMEYWM.  Meroed 

PLUMMER  E  H,  Woodhridge|  WOLlNER  JACOB.  Modesto 

M.utiiisoii  H,  W  nodford;  ,sini„u  Uolturt,  Nevada  City 

AMERICAN    EXCHANGE  HO-         luordouJSC,  Oakland 

TEL.  (M  Ii  Torrauuot,         Woodland'  (J^y[^.^  j    l  k  D  II,  (Sacramento  Ico 
BUR(JE  FRANK,   (Helvetia  Ho-  Co),  Sacramento 

r,tel),  "      Orulder  &  Sellinqer.  " 

CAPITAL  HOTEL.    (Matt  Tack-  ^      I  PACIFIC  ICE  CO,  (Jacob  Hoehn 

"'7). !',     !      snpi),  " 

Schindler  Mrs  H,  (ice  cream),  " 

SUMMIT  ICE  CO,  (Jacob  Hoehn 


CRAFT  HOTEL.  (Jno  Gassner),  " 

GAS3NER  JNO.  (Craft  Hotel),  " 

McDonald  l  w,  (YoIo  uotei), ;; 

VjUilty  John, 


^  byrock  Siunuol, 

CASTLE  0  B. 

Uud  S  W, 
Slaughter  Thos, 
Wri^iit  J  R, 
Hurleman  John, 
Knight  Leonard, 
lieid  Jno  D, 
Bernard  John  K., 
Biaek  A  G, 
Leidig  Frederick, 
Snow  Albert, 


Wrights 


supt),  " 
Beach  'I'yler,  San  Jose 
Stockton  loo  Co,  (Otis  Pcrrin  presi- 
dent), Stockton 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 


Yankee  J  ims  Parkcs  &  Cutter, 

Yolo  (Jilbert  &  Brown, 

'*       McLean  Stirling, 

Yo  Semite  PRINCE  B  R, 

"     I  Hanna  Harry, 

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MULES  D  E, 
OLDEN  WM  B, 

Uiiiipuu  Theodoro, 
Steinhart  A  W, 
Walsh  E, 
Blodgot  H  A, 
Parka  H  C, 
RHODES  THOS, 
WOOD  ROYAL  JR. 
BARRT  JASt  (Commerciul  Uni(>ii 
Association  Co),  Boniciu 

GRAY  SAMUEL  C. 

EMERSON  D  L  &  L  H.      I^rkdcy 

WILLARD  F  P,  Bodic 

HiuikiiiH  &  Huwlcy,  Brownsville 

KamseyTJ, 

Chapman  S,  Calistoga 

Cofer  E  M,  Cambria 

Miner  R  A,  " 

Mendflson  M,  Capistrano 

Davis  V,  Chico 

Hobart  C  V  &  Co, 

Boper  J  W, 

Silver  H  C, 

Thiel  A  L. 

Murphy  MA,-  Colton 

CRAITOALL  GILES  G,  Colusa 

Miles  W  H, 

Washburn  P  L, 

Cotten  J  W,  Dixon 

WEIHE  EDWARD. 

COOPER  W  F,  Downey  City 

DISQXJE  H,  Dutch  Flat 

McClnre  E  L, 

Nichols  W  &  P, 

Drew  M,  El  Dorado 

HirscJi  h  Giblentz,  " 

BARRETT  J  H,  Elmira 

BELL  FRED  W.    ^  Eureka 

WATSON  &  RANDALL, 

Week  FA, 

Burnham  .1  H,  Folsom 

FAYMONVILLE  BERNARD,  Fresno 

KUTNER  &  GOLDSTEIN, 


Phelps  M  D, 
CRAWFORD  E  L, 

MOOBEAP&CO. 

Luck  J  C, 
Dwadle  Jno  P, 

NATHAN  HERMANN, 
BBADYAB, 
SPENCER  ^ME, 

Walker  Siinil, 
Donacer  Boiij, 

HEINLENJB, 
RUSSELL  J, 

Hudson  k  Reynold, 
Johnson  (»  d, 

SMITH  A  I. 

Harris  &  Khine, 

BUTTEBFIELD  B, 

Whipj.le  F  A, 
Berry  FredT, 


l*  regno  Flats 
Georgetown 

Geyserville 

(iilroy 

Grangeville 
t. 

Grass  Valley 


Half  Moon  Bay 

Han  ford 
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Healdsburg 

Hollister 
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Independence 

Jamestown 

Kibesillah 

Lathrop 


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Lemoore 


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Willis  H  C, 
MACKSL. 

Elanuer  E, 

GILROY  L. 

(loodmau  Joseph, 
Heinlen  A  E, 
Mitchel  J  L,  Lirermore 

Meeker  A  C,  Lodi 

MOWRY  L  Ci  (real  estate  and  ins),  « 
Brodrick  W  J,  Lo«  Augelea 

Caswell  SB, 
DRAKENFELD  B  F, 

Drakent'eld  Oi^)  B, 

HERDMAN  &  JONES. 

Krcuicr  M, 
Leak  Kdward, 

MoLELLAN  BROS. 
MOORE  WALTON  S. 

Morford  W  E, 

PHILIP  P, 

'rol)crman  J  R, 

MOORE  E, 
REDFIELD  0  T. 

Bogan  &  Co, 
Weiss  J, 
Abbott  A. 

FULLER  J  B. 
GORHAMCHAS. 

Hoblitzell  H  M, 

KRAUSE  FRED  L. 
ERAUSEJH. 

Mi-rritt  George, 

NEWBERRY  &  HOLMES, 

iSowell  Newton, 

BATES  SAMUEL  C. 

(Iritti  John. 

RALSTON  J  B. 

Turner  W  H, 
(tladden  J  M, 
Whcatly  John, 
Rotjers  Stimpson  P, 
<:ilbirt  J  E&Co, 

MEDLEY  PH. 

Widtliall  L  B,  " 

TERRILL&  PETERS, 

Mokelumne  Hill 


Maripoan 

Martinpz 

Maryaville 


II 
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Meridian 

Millville 

Modesto 
II 


STOCKINGED. 

Boko  J  H, 
liogg  W  M, 
Knaijp  ir  H, 

LYIHANGG. 
SEELEYCB. 

(iiU'thu  L, 
Stidger  O  P, 
Swan  Anson  B, 
Brown  Craig  &  Co, 
Davis  A  G  &  Co, 
Diek  B  C, 
Doe  (irifhn  &  Co, 
Edwards  &  Arthur, 
Fogg  Jamea  L, 
Fuller  Hinds, 
Gardiner  J  J, 


Morro 
Napa 


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II 


Navada  City 
North  Sau  Juau 


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Laton  B  B, 

Magill  R  U, 

Mautel  B  ». 

Mcl^uitlilin  &  Maodouald, 

MIEANDA  JB. 

OAKLAND  HOME  INSUBANCE 

CO.  (i>  M  Fiaher  prea). 
Focitio  Mutunl  Lifo  Ins  Co, 
Koff  Harry  L, 
Snow  &  Kagadale, 
State  Investment  InB  Co, 
Thuno  J  E, 
Thomson  Samuel, 
Troy  J  H. 
Walker  T  L, 
Crowder  R  L, 

FOOO  &    FE&KIES. 

Lowry  A  J, 
PALMER  JR. 
SCUDpBfiNW. 
YOimoOEOC. 

Chapman  J  M, 
Whitlock  J  H, 

HOOK  MB. 

Walsli  M, 

WELCH  RC, 

EELANGER  &  OALINOEE. 

Rio  Vista 
Brown  E  G, 
('kiimingham  R  F, 
MILLER  FRANK  A. 

Cldemlale  John, 

SMITH  LG. 

B  >riiuni  W  S, 
Agnnl  J  J, 
Brown  J  R, 
Cadwnlader  &  Parsons, 

CARET  JNOT. 
CHANDLER  L  C 

CoK  man  W  1', 

DAVIS  RICHMOND. 

Hayden  C  C, 

HICKMAN  PL. 
JENNINGS  E  B, 
LEONARD  A. 

Luehlx-riiig  Jno, 

PACIFIC  MUTUAL  LIFE  IN- 
SURANCE CO,  («ieo  A  Moore 
pres), 

Spinks  k  Acock, 

STROBEL  CARL. 

SWEETSER  &  ALSIP. 

WHITMAN  AT. 

SMITH  W  AC, 

8traus  J  F, 

Van  Tassell  Theo, 

Elmore  A  H, 

GARRIGUSLH. 

Stov,!'  it  rCardley, 

WJNHAH  WPL, 

Br  ,iin  I  If, San  Bernardino 

GO.'n)EE  &  BOTCHELL. 

Foy  Jobu  M, 


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Oroviiie 

Placcrville 

Ploiisunton 

Petuliimu 
II 

Quincy 
II 

Re<l  Bluff 
Redwood  (.'ity 


Riverside 


Rocklin 
II 

Rolmerville 

3auramciito 
II 


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II 
II 
II 
II 

8t  Helena 
II 

II 

Salida 
Salinas  City 


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II 
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CHAFFEE  &  MdKEEBT, 

Sun  Buenavontur* 
HAREEDT. 

Fuirchild  J  A,  San  Diego 

Fiiivro  Joseph, 
Iliggins  Albert, 
Higgins  &  Reed, 
Leonard  Joseph, 
McCoy  Frank, 
Morse  E  \V, 

BELL  JOHN,  San  Jose 

BORING  &  WRIGHT, 
BKOWN  J  E, 

Cliiyton  J  A, 
Udfov  Jaa  S, 

HENSLEY  C  E 
KLEIN  &  HIGGINS. 
MOODY  A  E. 
MURPHY  J  M  &  SON, 
PORTAL  J  B  J, 

Porter  A  Manley, 

RAY  T  W  &  CO, 
REED  &  WELCH. 
RUCKER  &  PAGE,  (fire), 

Spuucor  &  Covel, 

QiiimW  &  Skinner, 

BLAKE  JAS  E  Ugt  Commercial 

Insurance  Co),  San  Luis  Obispo 

Furrustcr  PA,  " 

Miuik  (ieo  W,  " 

ORTEGA  J  C, 
PHILLIPS  C  H.   (agt  Liverpool, 

London  &  (il'>bo  Insurance  Co),      " 
BARTLETT  a  T,  San  Mutso 

E.iaton  AS,  " 

FishiT  Vr  H,  " 

HUMPHREYS  C  W.  Santa  Ana 

Modher  C  A,  " 

Cook  Mortimer,  Santa  Barbara 

Frooui  A  W, 
McNolly  C  H, 
Rouers  Bros  &  Co,  (South  British  & 

National  Insurance  Co), 
Williims  N  W, 
WINTON  N  W, 

Wo.ulbri.lge  VV  H, 
Jenkins  (r  C, 
Heacock  E  (J, 
Pray  &  Drcnnan, 
Boyce  M  B, 
Evans  W  xM, 
Kdse  &  Ilillis, 
Swett  Frank  H, 

BUSCH  A  C  &  CO, 

Crawfonl  M  J, 
Pauli  R  J, 
Randal  Chaa  H, 

STREET  H  L, 

Cummiiig  D  J, 
Baker  M  D, 
Clark  Z  P, 
Clayes  J  R, 


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Santa  Cruz 
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Santa  Monica 
Santa  Rosa 


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Smartsville 

Sonoma 

Sonora 
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Tracy 

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Compton  Wm  T,  Stockton 

CUTTING  L  M, 

Dohrnian  Chas  W,  " 

Hogan  W  C,  " 

Lyon  L  E,  " 

McCarty  Jas  M, 
Meader  D  A, 

PERRY  OEO, 

Eho(l<is  Alonzo, 

CHRISLER  P  .T, 

Partriiljje  J  no  V, 
Brinn  M  &  Bro, 
Kandolf  1  N, 

HOY  CHAS  A, 
A6LER  JAMES, 

Buuknian  E  T, 
Lovejoy  J  A, 
Bu3sell  Henry  C, 

WARD  JOS  F, 
UTT  I, 

Blackmiui  H, 

COX  W  R  JR, 
HUBBS  CHAS  H, 

McPike  A  J, 

SNOW  H  H, 
SNOW  &  PETTIS, 

Creightou  Thos, 
Levy  Julius, 
Zuniwalt  1)  K, 
Wilson  &  Stow, 

RADGESKY  L. 
HOLBROOK  L  D, 
JACKSON  HENRY. 
PORTER  J  T  &  CO. 

Craig  C  W, 
Yonns  Frank  W, 

RYDER   &    CHAMBERLAIN.. 

Williama 
Jacoby  Herman,  Wilmington 

Fiske  Geo  D,  Woodh.ml 

MOSES  W  F, 

RUOOIES  A  C. 

LYNDON  J  W,  Wrights 

WADSWORTH  E  H,  Yreka 

JEWELRY  AND  JEWELERS. 

(See  W^atches  and  Jewelry;  also  Watch- 
makers and  Jewelers.) 

JUNK  DEALERS. 

Tompkins  Benj,  Bird's  Landinji 

Nottingham  Jno,  Healdsburg 

BRUCE  H,  Marysville 

RANDOLPH  T  E, 
OOTTORSKI  W, 
HARLEY  JAMES. 
imSH  MARES. 
POSKA  SAMUEL, 
SXm  SAMUEL.  __ 
WIUiIAMSTON  HENRY, 
PETERSON  AUGUST,        San  Jom 


Adier  C  H, 
Arrwey  L, 

HARRIS  HENRY. 
KENNEDY  &  MILLER, 

Davis  E  8  &  Co,       s 


Santa  Barbara 

Stockton 
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Vallejo 


Visilia 


Walnut  Creek 
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Watson  villu 


Weaverville 


Sacramento 


JUSTICES  OF   THE  PEACE. 

Cutter  J  C, 

BYLER  W  P, 

Hunter  W  P, 

RICHMOND  E  A, 

(iundry  J, 
Bailey  Alex, 

GANNON  THOMAS  L, 

JSpiiuie  J  W, 
Tait  William, 
T^ud«ikii)s  L, 

DEMING  B, 

Elder  E  A, 
Wilkinson  N  R, 
Luce  Douglass, 
QuitTolo  Jos, 

BARRY  JAMES, 
HASTINGS  W  F, 

.1  >anit;l3  N, 
Robinson  E  P, 
B.'yuton  Ira, 
More  A, 
Way  A, 
Doty  L  W, 
Way  A, 
Hilton  J, 
Mulf.-rd  P  H, 
Cockiell  L  B, 
Newman  Thos, 

PETERSON  B  L, 

Finnic  T  W, 
JuettHB, 
Ohenchain  T  J, 
Wilds  K  B, 

FOSTER  SAMUEL  G, 

Daggett  D  O, 

Garr  J  W, 

Collins  T  M, 

Ptamage  G  W, 

Bliss  C  A, 

Miller  A  G, 

Perkins  E  E, 

Daneri  J  B, 

Fuller  J  P, 

Way  Wm, 

W.ightC  W. 

Weloughby  N, 

Cutting  C  B, 

HALLET  ANDREWS* 

LUCAS  A  J, 

Thompson  A» 

Tony  G  S, 

INGRAM  HENRY, 

Spagnoli  D  B, 
Spagnoli  S  G, 
Haehl  H, 


Adin 

Alameda 
It 

AL'arjulo 

Amador  City 

Anaheim 
ii 

Anderson 

Angel's  Camp 

Aqueduct 

Areata 

Auburn 

Bakersfield 

Baiita 

Bear  Valhy 

Bcuicia 

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Berkeley 

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Bi<4g8 

Big  Valley 

Bird's  Landing 

Blocksburg 

Bloomtield 

Bodie 
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Bolinas 

Brentwood 

Bridgeport 
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,  Brighton 

Brown's  Valley 

Butte  City 

Calistoga 

Cambria 

Camptonvilla 
II 

Capay 
Capistrano 


Oirpenteria 

CayuCiiB 

Cherokee 

Chinese  Camp 

Chico 
II 

Cinnabsr 

Clarksburg 

Clayton 

Clintou 
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ClOTtrdale 


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BRASSFIELB  W  H, 

Wharton  J  F, 
Morris  B  F, 
Keed  Jas  W, 
Lander  C  H, 

BRADBURT  E  G. 

Brown  (J  P, 
Bu3te  J  VV, 
Justice  Wm, 
Cliurch  M  B, 
Bcacou  Thos, 
Jameson  Jas, 
McCimnicle  Wm, 

HOWARD  ASA. 

Tracey  H  F, 
(lace  Delos, 

BARRRETT  JH. 

Hoppiier  John, 
Sow.ird  W, 

KDOALL  JOHN  H. 

Scott  \i  C, 
Van  Vlear  R  Y, 
Rountree  A  L, 


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FERRILL  J  D, 

Yates  ]i:  R, 
Hirrick  H, 
Anderson  H, 
BenS'vn  John, 
Blackford  Edwin, 
Woodward  i*'  J, 

HILL  S  H. 
TUPPER  H  C, 

Smith  1''  M, 
Smith  I  M, 
McLean  L  B, 
Dowdy  Per/y, 
Pjyle  Jno  J, 
Worswick  Wm  H, 
Davis  Henry, 
.Sheldon  Wm  H, 
Brown  T  C, 

NORMAN  QEO  H, 

t'liristiim  W, 

DUNBAR  JOHN. 

Prinple  Wm, 

KNAFP  R  I, 

Miller  John  P, 
Austin  J  D, 
Emerson  J  P, 
LeeWG, 
McCroskey  — , 
Owens  J  A, 
Carr  S  W, 
McElroy  Alex, 

WEBSTER  WM  I, 

Kingsbury  C  N, 


Cloverdale 

Colfax 

Colliiisville 

Coloma 

Colton 

Columbia 

Colusa 
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Coultervillc 
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Darwin 

Diamond  Springs 

Dixon 

Downey  City 
(I 

Drytown 

Duncan's  Mills 

Dutch  Flat 

Eagleville 

East  Oakland 

El  Dorado 

Elk  drove 

Elmiri 

El  Monte 
(I 

Eureka 

Fannincrtoii 

Felton 

Ferndale 

Fiddletown 

Florin 

Folsam 

Fort  Ross 

French  Camp 

Fresno 
(i 

Gait 
II 

Georgetown 

Gilroy 

Grangeville 
II 

Grass  Valley 
II 

'  Grayson 

Gridley 

Grizzly  Flat 

Guadal«>upe 

Halt  Moon  Bay 
II 

Havilah 

Hayward* 

Healdsburg 

HoUister 


Hornitos 
II 

Hydesville 
Igo 


Ford  j;  W, 
Schaltcn  Jos, 
Swift  C  B, 
Stone  P, 
Goldner  H, 
Banghara  E  G, 
Jelleson  J  E, 
Swain  Geo  W, 
Nowell  W^m, 
Cox  J  L, 
Claxton  G  W, 
Powell  H  T, 
Gasner  Wm  T, 

WARNER  JOHN, 

Berry  Fred  T 

HAMMOND  J  A, 

Paul  E  M, 
liiarle  L  M, 
Washington  Henry, 
Fowler  W  F, 
Bfoiighton  W  W, 
Huugerford  M  C, 

ORAHAM  ROB  W. 

Owens  Geo, 

MOWRY  L  C. 

Fisher  J  A, 
L  iwler  W  B, 
Traftord  John, 
Miller  D  L, 
Luttges  (j, 
NeidlJM,   • 
Rei!ikin:j  C  W, 
Temple  G  W, 
Whorton  L  G, 
Clogston  Wm, 
Maxwell  M, 

FORD  W  H. 

Kilernian  B, 

SWEZY  CHAS  E, 

Gwftil  Wm  N, 
Breen  N, 
Leggett  '1'  A, 
(iault  T  L, 
Baker  P  Y, 
Cunningham  Francis, 
Burney  J  amcs  M, 
Davis  W  H, 

TIBBITS  0  F, 
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Seawell  J  H, 
Bliss  W  J, 
Stocking  J  C, 
Bniton  Saml  J, 
l\)nd  J  E, 
Towle  G  W, 
Anderson  Jno, 

ROBINSON  BE, 

Turner  J  H, 
Stotlar  J, 
Wall  W  W, 
Emery  A  S, 
Carr  L  T, 
Church  A  M, 


Imsdala 

Indpendence: 

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Iowa  Hiu 

Jackson 

JanatvUle 
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Julian  City 

Kfilsey 

Keycavillo 

Kibesillah 
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Kingsburg 

Knight's  Ferry 

Lathrop 

La  ( I range 

Itakeport 

Lancha  Plana 

La  Porte 

Lemoore 

Lompoc 

Little  Stoney 

Livennore 

Lockfortl 

Lodi 

Los  Angeles 


Lower  Lake 

Maine  Prairie 

Mammoth  City 

Manchester 

Mariposa 
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Maikloevillc 
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Martinez 

Marysville 
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Merced 
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Millville 
Modesto 

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Monterey 

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Moore's  Station 

Moro 

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North  San  Juan 

Nortroivino 

Oak  dale 

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Jtiukins  J  F, 

DOBSON  T  H. 
LEONARD  JNO  P. 
HARDINO  J  F, 

Ketohum  M  L, 
Banbury  Thos, 
Patterson  A  D, 
Thompson  W  J, 

CAVANAOH  JOHN, 
EINON, 

Davenport  G  R, 
Carpenter  W  P, 
Sherwood  B, 
Lan<ler  Andrew, 
KeeveaD  D, 
Bichardson  H  M, 
lloyt  George  A  W, 
Onrey  J  E  W, 

PARKER  J  B. 

Willi.imson  G  A, 
Kolunson  8  A, 
Hapgood  N  H, 
Porter  H  L, 

HOOK  M  B. 

McCormick  J  as, 
Scoficld  H  A, 
IngersoU  J  D, 
Brown  E  G, 
SMITH  B  F, 

Davis  H  A  P, 
Patterson  A  D, 
Chopson  Thomas, 

GILMER  THOSW, 
HAINES  0, 

Husk  ill  W  A, 
Benison  Thos, 
Knox  John  T, 
M  orris  John  M, 
Kico  W  J, 
Soule  C  E, 
Severimce  Chas, 
Leonard  Joseph, 
Porter  John  B, 
Beckett  L  J, 
<Jri8wold  W  H, 
Hiimiltoii  II, 
Buckuer  B  K, 
Johnson  J  \V, 
Chahners  Geo, 
Heritiigo  J  0, 
H<xlgkin  J  \V, 

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Orland 

Oroville 

Pacheco 

Pajaro 

Pasadena 

Patterson  Station 

Pescadero 

Petaluma 

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Piacervillo 
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Plainsburg 
Plymouth 

Point  Arena 

Point  of  Tiinlwr 

Pomona 

Portersville 

Princeton 

Quiney 

Re<l  BluO 

Redding 

Redwoofl  (iity 

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Riverside 

Rocklin 

Rohncrville 

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San  Diego 
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Sau  Jose 
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San  Pablo 

San  Rafael 

Sau  Simeon 


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Crane  H  G, 
Cleneay  F  W, 
Stiles  E  B. 

CURTIS  L, 

Davenport  J  P, 
B^irnham  L, 

CHAFINEK, 
BROWN  JOHN. 

Laughlin  — , 
Isaacs  J  E, 
Kcati  P  H, 
Pearson  P, 
Alesworth  J  W, 
McNiitt  John  F, 
BROOKING  JAS. 
HORSLEY  J  R, 

Miller  J  L, 
Bennett  J  F, 

MINTA  WESLEY. 
HUBBARD  H, 

Chittenden  J  K, 
Blake  J  C, 
Maxey  J  B, 
Porter  J  S, 
fjiacolu  J  M, 
Patton  R  B, 
Nelson  W  L, 
Thrap.l  H, 

WILLIAMS 

Doniiell  H  C, 
h'isher  A  L, 

HAY  WMP. 

Dunster  G  W, 
Keiser  John, 
Lovejoy  J  O, 

WARD  JOSEPH  F. 

Barnes  T  L, 
Cunningham  \V  W, 
Hadley  A  A, 
Ward  J  P, 
Aspciiall  W, 
MunroeG, 
Riky  (}  W, 
Beard  A  S, 
Chendinin  VV  S, 
Reynerson  Jacob, 
Huey  E  \V, 
TURNER  MH. 

BelKieoW, 
Buckingham  Robt, 

CONNER  D  M, 
DAVIS  T  M. 
HOLBROOK  L  D, 
BRAY  P  M. 

DUPLEX  EDWARD  P. 
WUSEY  R  A. 
CARALOFF  ALICE. 
HULSEJC. 
RUGGLES  A  a 
LUSEAS. 
Griffin  F, 


Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Clara 
II 

Santa  Cruz 
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II 

Sai  a  Monica 

Santa  Rosa 
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Shasta 

Sheep  Ranch 

Siiverado 

Slack's  Canyon 

Smartsvdlo 

Smith  River 

Snelling 

Sonora 

Soquel 

Stockton 

Suiaun 

Sumner 

Susanville 

Sutter  Creek 
II 

Sutterville 

Sweetland 

Sycamore 

Tal.lo  Rock 

Tehuina 

Tomalcs 
It 

Tracy 

Truckee 
t( 

Tulare 

Turlock 

Ukiuh 
It 

Upper  Mattole 

Vacavillo 

Vallejo 


Valley  Center 

Viejas 

Visalia 

Volcano 

Walnut  Creek 

Washington 
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Washington  Corners 
Wataoavilie 
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Wheatland 


Williams 

Willows 
Winters 

Woodland 
Wrights 

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LADIES'  UNDERWEAR. 


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Brandt  A, 
Smith  Mra  W  R, 


Oakland 
Sacramento 
Santa  Ittisa 


Um  OFFICES. 

(Soo  T  f  nited  States  Officera. ) 

LAUNDRIES. 

Miller  Mrs  Maria,  Dixon 

Kohler  Fred,  Kast  Oakhuul 

HUNSON  J  G,  Eun  ka 

WEAVEB  F  A. 

GORDON  E  H.  Femdale 

(ireeii  MraUeo,  Fresuo 

DE  Li  SrUX.  HERTON&  CO, 

(tVcnch  Laundry  Asa'n),  Loa  Augeles 
Javon  A,  (French),  Napa 

Berkeley  Laundry,  (Chas  Partonscky 

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Cheviuton  &  Galon,  (French),  " 

Coutnv  Costa  Laundry,  " 

Scott  Mrs,  Placerville 

BOLTON  J  C,  Kedding 

Cooley  S  B,  Sacramento 

Coomb  — ,  San  Jose 

UNO  HI.  Santa  Barbara 

Sciiilliiig  Henry,  Santa  Cruz 

Stockton  Laundry,  Stockton 

Biirloggi  &  Maillurd,  Vallejo 

Contra  Costa  I.aundry  Association, 

West  0;vkland 
Flores  M,  Yo  Semite 

LAWYERS. 

(See  Attorneys-at-I^w.) 

LEATHER  AND  SHOE  FIND- 
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(See  also  Tanneries.) 
Danford  E  P  &  Co,  B.>nicia 

TUENER  GEO  S,  I^os  At.gelcs 

Deneh  J  W,  Placerville 

STONE  R  &  CO,  Sacramento 

HEEOLD  PHIL*  San  Jose 

LIBRARIES. 

StippG  H,  Alameda 

Areata  Library  Association,  Areata 

Cloverdale  Library   Association,  (J 

Haneey  librarian),  Cloverdale 

Oranueville  Library,  Grani;;eville 

OAKLAND   FREE  LIBRART. 

(Pr.etun  Moore  prcs),  Oakland 

Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  (P  J  Ipaen  libra-        I 

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Odd  Fellows'  Library,  Sacramento 

Sacramento  Free  Library,    (Cary  G 
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San  Jose  Law  Library,  Son  Joao 

San  Jose  Library  Association,  (G  VV 
Fentress  librarian),  *• 

Childs  Mrs  G,   (librarian  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Library),  Santa  Baibara 

SANTA  CLARA  FREE  READ- 
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Odd  Fellows'  Library,  (Jas  M  Cut- 
ler librarian),  Santa  Crua 

Tulare    Library     Asa'n,      (Herbert 
Treadwell  librarian),  Tulare 

V'allejo  Lilirary  Ass'n,  (Jas  Phillips 
librarian),  Vallejo 

West  Oakland  Free  Reading  Room, 
S  M  Day  curator),  West  Oakland 

LIME  AND  CEMENT. 

Schroder  &  Victors.  Alameda 

Addison  S,  Folsom 

GRIFFITH  J  M  &  CO,  (plaster), 

Los  Angles 
GWYNN  WM,  Marysville 

RIPLEY    C  J,    (agt  Santa  Cruz 

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CONNER  &  MURPHY,    (plaster 

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Mycr    FF,  '^ 

P.irish  A,  Pentz 

O'Brien  W  J,  Sacramento 

STEWART  W  W  &  CO,  San  Diego 
BRODLEY  E  C,  San  J«>se 

Huntington  &  Russell,  San  Luis  Obispo 
(iorham  &   Co,  Sant<i  Barhtra 

LyfordJ  S,  Vallejo 

Davis  &  Co  well,  Wrights 

LIQUORS-RETAIL 

(See    also  Groceries;  also  Hotels;    also 

Restaurants;    also  Liquors — Whole- 
sale. ) 

Oilman  John,  Acampo 

Henderson  Geo,  Adia 

Magnus  H,  " 

Berry  J  A,  Alameda 

Bleymanu  Edward,  " 

Bochse  Chas,  " 

BOYD  JOHN, 
BROWN  JAS  B. 

Connelly  F  .1, 

COOK  ALEX, 
DAVIDSON  AUGUST, 

Edwards  John,  " 

Frank  Andrew,  " 

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Stack  pole  J  W&  J  E, 
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Smith  J  W, 
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Cunningham  J  K  P, 
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M.iss  Frank, 

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Ovurton  F, 

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SCHMIDT  PHILLIP, 

^l»;tv«M'  .Illti  V, 
Smith  Frank  E, 
Smith  Si  Hargravp, 
Soil'crliill  David, 

TYROLEAN  HALL,  (Lcrchcr& 

Urm  i»ropr.s), 

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Peterson  Frederick, 
Shoemiite  J  P, 
Quinn  Patrick, 
Haley  C  W, 
White  &  (Schwering, 

CAMPBELL  &  F0REE3, 

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(irovc  Henry  P, 


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Mcd.ean  Jos, 
Merrera  V, 

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GROSS  F  J. 
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liri^^^'s  M  C, 
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WHELAN  JOHN. 

Wise  Morris, 
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Weavervillo 

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Valluit« 

lleii!iley  S  J, 

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liiirtiii  &  Naglo, 

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(iii'sc  Louis, 

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Haidey  Michael, 

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Jfaiisen  A  H, 

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Martens  C, 

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QUINLAN  JAS  Gp 

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(iiiiinon  Thos, 

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WALSH  WM, 

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C'avilli  .los, 

Wc«t   Beiut 

Hayes  John, 

.'^hciiJiker  A, 

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Zavjdli  Joe, 

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D.ilinaii  Seli'', 

Williamrt 

M'  CiuUlen  .Ids, 

LONG  M  A  &  SON. 

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M.itlieson   l>avi(l, 

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MILLER  ALEXANDER. 

Moonali  .J, 

O'GRADY  F» 

MORRISON  SMITH. 

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Jioberts  V  \V, 

IWidge  H  W, 

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Culver  Sam, 

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.Muiiion  E, 

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Wintera 

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PoWCil'S    J   W, 

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Hunscn  John, 
MoDondltlDW, 

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MONROE  A  &  SON. 

I,evy  Mieiiael, 
Miirtin  E  &  Co, 

STRATTON  C  A  &  CO. 

Bolin  Jaeoh, 
JlirslilHjrir  Leon&  Co, 
Sch;iyer  H, 
V'oin'it  I', 
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MILLIKDf  JNO  M, 
SICHEL  GUSTAVE. 

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WILCOX,  POWERS  &  CO, 
BRASSY  &  CO,  San  JoH. 

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Kerr  Thos, 


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Altur.ia 


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Mitehell  N  H,  (Fashion), 

Lovull  J  (r,  Ander.ion 

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B.uleN, 
Brodiiok  .F, 
llayward  Chas  V, 

KINGSLEY  J  W, 
WOLTERS  EDWARD, 

Stjw.iit  it  Irvine, 
Cochrane  W  A, 
risher  \V  F, 
'vVillinma  IJichard, 
DutKy  M, 
Cainjiliell  .las  D, 

JOHNSON  JERRY, 

Bitwinan  A, 
Koinnn  A, 
(i  rover  W  H, 
Aldrieh  .F  W, 
iJunean  H  C, 
(iareia  Dolorta, 
iiehlt  (it'o, 
I'omher  .F  M, 

COLEMAN  J  W, 

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W.iale  &  Barnard, 
Curry  .liia, 
l).uia(J  V, 
liauee  J  A, 
rreaton  L  M, 
Sissengoiul  Juo, 
l.onl  i'  .1. 

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Kelley  M, 

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Camptoiivillo 
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O'Xoill  O, 
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Weir  &  Muiu), 
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Ijuwia  tJe<»  B, 
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Swett  A  W, 
March  K  ii, 
Quinn  M  F, 

CAFFYN  D, 

Kit/  Joliii, 
Sullivan  II  W, 
C.rr.T, 

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KENDALL  &  ACHESON, 
KICKS  T  F, 

Voit  K  K, 
Spr.ij^uu  \j  W, 
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Atkiiis.tii  Clwis  &  Bros, 
ri','f()u  Alfrwl, 
Woliluulxiri;  Sumuel, 
Dimley  Mrs  Huury, 
^troliei  Win  A, 
So.  itt  J  M, 
Kookh  irt  Jeff, 
Brymt  M  P, 
Ail.tmi  L, 
Jl  ilconib  A  A, 
IV'tsm  A  A, 

FLEMmiRH, 

St  itli  im  A  H, 
St-ivous  Bros, 

WIHMER  E. 

McKiiistry  ilamus. 
Fuller  H  H, 
Fruhn  M, 
Bartlutt  H  D, 
Bnniian  Win, 

FITZGERALD  BROS, 

i'.iiK!  John, 

McCAfiEJOHN, 

K.uiiiwyur  P  A, 
Bynit!  M, 

WEST  E  R. 

SiKMictr  Chas, 

BUCKLEY  CHAS  A, 

Hu«U  -n  J  W, 

NELSON  &  LEWIS, 

Buiieiliut  John, 

DILLON  FRED. 

>I«)U8cr  &  Hammer, 
Miller  G, 
8mulley  D  S, 


biamond  Spriugi 

Dixon 

Downey  City 

Downieville 

Duncan's  Mills 

Diuiii^aii 

Dutch  Flat 

East  Oakland 


Klniira 

El  M  >ntv 

Emigrant  (r;<p 

Ktlla 

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Eureka 


Fairtiold 

Feitoi 

F.'rndal 

Fiddlct  ><vn 
II 

Fireban<;h- 

FolsitllT 

II 

Forest  Ci'^v 

Format  Hiii 

Fof«t<'r  City 

Fort  Bidwel. 
ii 

Fort  Jones 
Frosn  > 


(•'alt 

Georgctokva 

Ueruiantowa 

( I  il  r.  ly 


r«o8lieii 
Oriiv^oviil ' 

Grufii  Valley 

II 

Gibsonville 

Gridley 

Gnadaloupo 

Uulf  Mom  Bay 

Han  ford 
II 

Uavilah 
it 

Haywards 


BOSTWICKNW. 

Cmniniiigs  Wm, 

Doxtor  St  d)l ',  (\V  Brioe),, 

Walker  K  S, 

Hubuer  C  G, 

H..d,'esJI, 

Litiurj  &  McCoy, 

T.ylor  W  F. 

SWEASEYTW, 

Irwin  &  Ljvy, 
Main  O  J, 

SURfACEJW&JP, 

liOiHt  &  Spencer, 
lIoiT'inan  Frank, 
Palmer  U  W, 
Diigle  Jos, 
|{ob8'>n  J, 
B  iley  D  D, 
Br;uly  P  T. 
Sumner  I  W, 
Banker  Frank, 
Kness  A, 
Vogle  Litwis, 
Brown  Benj, 


Uoaldalmi 


til 


14 


Hill':!  Ferry 

HoUiatur 
II 

llowardi 
Hydesvillo 

Indepomloiico 
II 

lone  City 

Iowa  Hill 

JuckHoa 
11 

Jamestown 
Judsonvillu 
Julian  City 

Keruvillu 


Kibesill  di 

Knight's  liaiiiliiiu 

•Knight's  Ferry 

Ka  (J  range 


Livorm  )ro 


l/odi 

Lo!n|»  >c 

Lono  Pi  I  • 

Lod  Alaniod 

Los  A  iwliM 


LAKEPORT  UYERY  STABLE, 

(S  W  Kcnyon  pres),  liakcjxrt 

Bibb  Geo,  La  Porto 

INGRAM  WM,  (Iximooro   Livery 

and  Feed  St.ible),  Luin  lorc 

Brown  it  l)avi<.  Little  bake 

Crxssli'y  Alex, 

BARDILLINIA, 

Harvey  Johu, 
Smith  W  S, 
I'^llUon  ft  Bunker, 
Walker  t!t  Warn, 
l>(.d;.'eJ  C, 
SiiyilrJ  I', 

BIJTLERGE3R, 

*  'ampbull  IKIos, 

Close  &  CoUwtiii, 

Civenu'iiiis  O. 

Dirf  e  iV  Kciehard,  (atul  feed), 

GIBB3  ISAAC, 

Fur^iisoii  &  itoac, 
Jo'U«  J  H, 
M  irrer  Saint, 

SCHNIDEK  JOHN, 

Smith  Chas, 
Sti^phons  I)  G, 

ZENS  JOHN, 

(Jriuvell  L  H, 
Cnrtiu  .Jamis^^, 
Hurllmt  I)  B, 
Ljwis  Mrs  Kob3cca, 
IViiinett  John, 
H  .rt  W  M. 

BENNETTS  J. 
JOHNSON  S  W* 

BALL  B.  

JENKINS  &  BUSHNELL, 
LOWREY  &  N£LSON» 

McDonald  J  B, 


Lower  Like 

Mailora 

M'ldis  III 

Maine  Pniiio 

Mammoth  City 
II 

Mait  noz 
II 

Marysvillo 


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BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP 


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Tr<iin('r  &  McCoy,  " 

Griniley  P,  Mayfield 

SttiiiU'v  M  A.  " 

MoOOTWS,  Maxwell 

McNABB  -, 

(loriiiun  Mrs  B,  Moulo  IVrk 

Muloney  T, 

Switzo  &  Itoyd, 

Mc('Iouiithan  &  CofTinan, 

FIERCE  IKE, 

Silnmn  W  O, 
Knittle  k  Siogle, 
Ijiyten  P, 

tfoOONALD  ALEX, 

StHnUy  (J, 
Dallivs  Wni, 
i'ATTEHbONCD. 

Koss  K  if. 
Wtillacc  Thomas, 
Charlton  K. 
I'ejk  &  Wells, 
Mixwell  M, 
Serrano  Pedro, 
WiiltiT  Manuel, 

MATTE30N&  GARLAND.Murphy's 

Llillord  G  iJ,  N;  pa 

Ctiir  K, 

i;.l  in  ton  .Inm«»  " 

MARVIN  &  GARWOOD. 

M<;lira\v  Wni, 


Mcmlociiio 
Mercud 


Midillpt'iwn 
Millhrae 
Mi'ton 
Mission  ^nn  Aow 

Modesto 

i( 


Mohave 

Mokclnniiie  Hill 

Monitor 

Monte  rov 


(tra)iani  Jolin, 
\Yer.iafit.'n  1>, 
Hariar.l  A  M, 
Is4'inoii<j;cr  Thonnu3, 
Ostr  'in  .f. 
Ho  J  an  dno, 
(Jrccii  II  S, 

BEITH  ARCH, 

I'lUttL-rlteld  A  J  &  Co, 

navi^Tlionias, 

Dowitt  Klon, 

Fanit'll  It  K, 

Finoh  H  P, 

Olover  Koht, 

IliiuU  A  (i, 

liiiwrcnce  .1, 

I^wis  k  Harrison. 

McCloverty  k  Noblctt, 

McClond  C!  H, 

Moore  T  S, 

NewKvid  k  PumyeA, 

NcTt'hns  H; 

Pond  k  Davis, 

llml  0  F, 

Richard  W  A, 

.'■impson  R  1"", 

s)i....r  ('  H, 

TINKHAMMM. 

TitjHcott  .1  C, 
Tavlor  VV  F, 
N«l8ou  John, 


Nevada  City 
«i 

Nord 

Norman 

North  Rloomfi.dd 

North  S.m  .Inan 

Norton  vilh 

Oakd.dt 
Oakland 


It 
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Orovillo 


Pacheco 
II 


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Poscadero 


Oooidnntal 
Uleraa 


AtkinHon  C,  Oleta 

BROWN  BROS.  Orland 

PROUTJW, 

Cidlow  &  Stevens, 

CLEMENTS  Q  A, 
PRESTON  JR. 
JOHNSON  S  W. 

Woodfonl  Chas, 

llrown  &  Ellsworth,  Pctaluma 

CONTRA  COSTA  LIVERY,  (S 

.J  Cantivascini  propr),  " 

Davidsim  •lames, 
Kuller  V  U, 
Pfiin  Jno, 
Wilson  I)  T{, 

MARSTON  EW, 
SWANTON  GW. 
BARTHOLOMEW  &  PRATT. 

PUwrville 
Harris  William,  Pleivsanton 

Ahhott  W  W,  Plainsl.ur-i 

Kussell  P  J  &  J  H,  Pliiu,. 

D.ivi-i  Thonips')n,  Plymouth 

HiiikaoM  &  (ifsslcr, 
Curloy  C  M, 
Pi'teraon  N  J, 
Ahby  A  A, 
BellifiL!sl.'y  J  D, 

CAYA  M, 

I'ilenuT  Tony, 

BRADY  JOHN, 

Pierce  <;  W, 
ItoUitsJ  H, 
(-'r.iddi'ck  Jno, 
Ka.lerL.I. 
Mullen  Hros, 
Ueids  K, 

st;rdord  k  Diigan, 
Davis  Wni, 
iiardiier  H  S, 

PETERSON  ANDREW  H, 


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Point  Arena 
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Porters  ville 

Port  Wine 
Prineeton 
Kcd  Bluff 


Redding 
11 


Rc<lwood  City 

Kioeville 

it 

Rio  Vista 
'  (I 

Riverside 


DickHiui  &  I'reston, 

l!ul>ii(oux  liouis,  " 

DERRICK  WM,  Rooklin 

FELT  T  D.  RohnerviUc 

PERROTT  MATHEW, 

Moiire  k  Klliott,  Roneville 

BASLER  GEO  A,  Sacramoato 

FOUNTAIN  LIVERY  STABLE, 

((.eo  A  Busier  propr), 
GilliaD, 

<!rin;'erd'  Stiblo, 

HILL  ROBT. 
JOHNSON  F  W, 

M<'(Jee  Bros, 
Miller  M, 
Serivor  T  D, 
Stanley  Lee, 
WiisTiier  John, 

WILSON  J  W, 

El«iii  W  A, 
Kluit  — . 


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w.  w.  MONTAGUE  &  CO.,  ';';7'*7.",r;;..'r."irj{:i.':"'''^"' '•"'-'»• 


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Suliuiis  City 


San  Androas 
San  Itcruardiiio 


CONNER  W  B, 

KraiikH  &  liOiiii, 
KiiiK  D  K, 
Miist«?isoii  Patrick, 

RUSSELL  R  W, 

Alley  &  Coclunn, 

KonniBtou  &  Bruzulton,  " 

L'tiulcr  C'luw,  " 

Khaber  J  F, 

Wist' AH,  " 

BUQXJIST   C  V,        Sim  Bneimventum 

Di.ly  T  11, 

RIiEY  WM  S,_ 

VENTURA  LIVERY  STABLE,, 

(C.;  V  hip(|ui8t  nroitr),  * 

HINTOX  &  QORDON,  (FiBbio.i). 

San  Dioyo 
JONES  &  KAMPLING.(Ceutral), 

JOURNEAY  GEO,  (Coutr  li), 

TyJir  J  IJ, 

Biirry  Jno,  San  Jose 

CURTIS  H  H. 

EWINQ    &    SPENCER,    (Occi 

dent.'l), 

FIXES  H  J, 
HANC^TT  J  E, 

Hfw.ver  H, 

KEY  J  W, 

Miirtiit  (ic-ii  M, 
McNally  Thos. 

WALLACE  R. 

NViiters  Wni  E, 
\V«lcli  I'at, 

ZANETTA  ANOELO. 

(tHiiet  J  A, 


Sauta  Riwa 


S!trato;:{a 

S^tUirclito 

Miistii 

Sheep  IliiiLh 

ShcrwcxMl  Valley 

hierra  t'ity 
it 

Silvcrndi) 

Slide 

Smith  Kivcr 

Stnartuvillu 


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San  Juan 
San  Luaiidro 


Strattoii  Wttltor  J, 
J<r«»wn  &  Castro, 

HECOX  A  H, 

ilurdcB  Jno  A, 
Jorttoy  !i  M, 
1 'ay  lie  (Jt'o  M, 
Fitts  D  C, 
Hyn»c8  .J  as, 
Ix'wia  M  J, 

TILLOTSON  F  L, 

Jewell  Brof, 

\lurny  ^^,    

NEILL  HENRY,  (Kureka),  Santa  Ana 

HICKEY  &  DAWSON. 


San  Luis  Ohi-iiMi 


San  Luis  Hey 
Sun  Matui) 

San  I'alilo 
Sun  Hafsiel 


Snellinj; 

■Solediid 

"Mioiiia 

Son.ira 
It 

Soijuol 

South  Vallujo 

Si)iwlrik 

Sprin^-'vilie 

Stock  tuu 


Covaiiiihiua  N  A, 
(.'ral'h  ('has», 

JOHNSON  J  N, 

IjclandUco  W, 
KioB  Fnink, 
Thompson  D  W, 
J  (am  K  K, 
F'refrv  tStephen, 

LINCOLN  &  CO, 

M.-rrill  &  Toil, 
Scott  &  Jonou,  (City), 
(4addy  M  I{, 
McMillan  P, 
CLARK  J  P. 


Santa  Barbara 


Runta  Clara 
Sauta  Cruz 


Santa  Monica 

Santa  Paula 

Santa  Kucia 


BYINGTON  H  W, 

MctJienor  U, 

J{nsa  H  J, 

iilabou  ()  Jr. 

Tainalpais  Livory  Stables, 

CRADDOCK  J, 

Aiidcrson  Chas, 

DECKER  G  A, 

Alihe  (}  ir, 
<io(r  Poter, 
lJasi;y  &  Harvey, 
<irti,'T(i, 
Uniplilett  Alouzo, 
Conlin  Thos, 
Smith  &  Murray, 
Truesdalc  &  llalNtoad, 
SeevcrHcrop  Peter, 
Corbaly  &  Carri^aii, 

BOYD  ROBT, 

McLean,  KoUey  &  Co, 
West  J  K, 
Tyrrell  B, 
Kul.ott..m  VV  W, 
( !  reig  Thos  ( r, 
Beirdsley  W  D, 
iieswiek  Frank, 
Doak  ft  Dm  I II  in'.', 

FEE  PATRICK. 

Flaines  &  Snider, 
.Fackson  .1  A, 
Johnson  \\  tS, 
Morris  h  Heldcn, 
Yates  Ij  K, 

McDonald  &  co, 

Morseley  A  B, 
Mdselcy  h  Skadaii, 
VV'ynn  it  Forkner, 

SllTTER     CREEK 

STABLES.  (B  F'lKii"  propr), 

Sutter  Croek 
Huntington  Louis,  T.-hoo 

KIlinL'ton  Tims,  Teliichiua 

HARRINGTON  &  MOSES.  T.haiua 

'Small  &  H()l>8on, 
<Jnay  .Jtio  B, 

MATIVIA  JOS. 

]i<)o|»er  J, 
Flaherty  Jno, 

IRWIN  WM, 

I'ktts  A  Ciil, 

MATTESON  &  CO, 

'libson  A  J, 


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Susunvillti 


LIVERY 


Tnmales 

I  r<icy 

TrcH  Pinos 

'J'riiiid.iil 

Tnickeu 

TiilatO 

Turtletowii 

Ukiah 


Perry  &  Hin.sliaw, 
(Sraham  Bros, 

COMDK, 

BrovMilio  .Ino, 
Callende.r  Jno, 
CannoUy  Henry, 
Hijson  G  A, 
Fowler  J  K, 
Mitchell  A  M, 
Williams  D, 
Adama  J, 


UppT  F/ike 

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Vallujo 


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BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP 


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Huffiker  J  V, 
Mullock  I), 
(ir.nt  K  T, 

KENNEOY  THOS. 

fSuiifonl  Kariner, 
FoBtor  Thcroiiy, 
FliiKlern  SiUiil  S, 

LONG  M  A  &  SON, 

Miller  &  Co, 
JdliiiHton  J  (), 
Mi.rMliiill  N  IJ, 
MARSHALL  W  W, 
}'i..»  »', 
BOWEN  BROS. 

Klliott  VV  (', 
MiinliH  it  li.iwHon, 

FOCKHAN  J  B, 

Miiitli  A  NV  hito, 
Htdgos  Marcus, 
Kinney  &  Bros, 
SU'miiiau  &  Son, 
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Woodbridgc 

WoodliMul 


Jamestown 

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Horses,  Ciirria','c»,   Ro'kuwajs  nml   Biiirjd  «   ol 
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B.  K  COAI»V,  Proprietor. 


Oakland 
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(See  also  Uun  and  Locksmiths.) 

Rapp  &  Philipson,  Loa  An-^elcs 

RODE  C,  0.ikl;aul 

TKAUKIDER  &  MOEAE, 

Hjivi  C  Jl,  baonimonto 

ZINOG  JOS.  San  Josu 

Wicllwckc  H,  Santa  Cruz 

Wood  Ueo,  Vallcjo 

LODGING  HOUSES. 

Stackpolc  J  W  &  J  K,  Anaheim 

O'Do.iiJ  Mrs  A,  liodiu 

BAfiJOUN  MRS  C  A, 

.SiniLh  Mib  F  A  M,  * 
\Vliit«  J, 

Kouhe  Jiio,  Cuffey's  Cove 

(•riintisC,  Urand  Itilttnd 

Smith  C  \V,  ( craas  ValKy 
T.ARTTTW  MICHAEL,  Half  Moon  Bay 

Misauu  J  K,  liuywaraa 


Fromm  T^, 

Levy  II, 

Wlivto  \\ 

Hurko  W  A, 

Cuyas  Mrs  A, 

Kelly  Mrs  MS, 

Mociro  Wm, 

WiUh  M  C,  " 

FRANCE  MRS  EATE,  Merce<I 

Uum.in  C,  Michiiiaa  lJ»r 

Liinii>liire  D  C,  Mokulumne  Hill 

(iiranliii  L,  Montoh-y 

EARTH  G.  (fJennan  Hall),  Nupii 

CORNELL  MRS  C  W.    Nevada  City 

.silva  .los,  •• 

HiunsThoM  P, 

Canninu  Mrs  M, 

Child  K<hv. 

CooiM'r  A.), 

Diiy  Mrs  Lot, 

Duli-o  S  J, 

Kllaworth  Mrs  C  F, 

Oeriianlt  lierthold, 

Hunt  M, 

.lolniHon  M, 

lAFLERCHE  GEO  T, 

Levi .)  J{, 
Moacham  H  A, 
Nichols  Mrs  K  S, 
OlmHtedt  MrsLH, 
Uandk'tt  H  A, 
Koynold  JJ  T, 
Sli  i\v  Mrs  M, 

HICKS  MRS  J  B, 

Albion  House, 
(.'astorf  Mr8  \j, 
Douiiherty  Mrs  Ann, 
Knipire  Lodging  House, 
Higgs  Mrs  M  Jj, 
Ke;  rney  Mrs  James, 
Kiniherly  Mrs  D  C, 
L»rdnt r  Huilding, 
Parker  Iviehard, 
Ten  llyck  Mrs  L, 
Vallo.iu  Mrs  Belle, 
Hermann  D  C, 
Cole  J  L, 

Thompson  Mrs  E  R, 
Wheaton  Wm, 
Marble  I>  N, 
HudorirWmO, 
Hou»eni!in  I'xl  K, 
Overton  F, 
FontijiuruBO  Mrs, 

RAILROAD  LODGING  HOUSE. 

(.S  (i  Thompson),  Wilmiufjtou 

THOMPSON  S  G, 

BiddloJ  W,  Yreka 

LUMBER. 

RENTON,  HOLMES  &  CO,  Alameda 

Kuho^g  &  Pickens,  Alta 


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AliTIL  RICHARD.  Aiitui.>iK- 

UouHO,  Ftirmuu  i!lc  Co,  A  itioch 

Aruyle  I  F,  ArJmoUlc 

Piititain  S,  Aiihiini 

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Furriii  .Fohn,  Doiiiii.i 

HOUGHTON  C  B, 

iii6liiir<U<)ii  Tliod,  Bjriiuloy 

Fleming  T  B,  Bi,'^« 

Porter  (}  L  &  Co,  B  xlie 

STEWART  J  W  &  CO. 

Brownsvilh' 


Cniue  Win  &  Bro, 
Tit'fi'"li  A  M, 
B.ikor  i&  Miircli, 

CASS  JAMES  &  CO. 

liiiiulnirt  &  Cook, 

H..;uU.;y  J  F, 

Klidc  .1  A, 

I'orry,  Wonlworth  k  Co, 

Pu^et  Sound  l^uuibor  Co, 

IjUchs  K<l\v;iril, 

HAMPTON  W  H. 

Ch.tsu  Jouiaii, 
Smith,  Cuniitock  &  Bro,  " 

(irillith  &  Bryant,  Diamond  Springs 

Ciinu m  S  \V,  Dixoi, 

I'owoll  J  H.  " 

(iriinth  J  M  &  Co,  Downey  City 

Wijjjius  J  S,  ]>ownievi:lc 

TOWLE  BROS  &  CO,        Dntcl.  Fiat 
Larue  L  B,  Kaat  Ouklimd 

Maxw.ill  W  T  &  Bro,  Kd^wood 

CHANDLER  F  B.  (building  matt'- 


CainbriH 

Cay  1 1  WW 

Cliico 

CIovL'fd.do 

Col  ton 

ColllS.i 

Ooniiito?! 
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Chiim  J  B, 
(.'ummin<4S  C, 
Hubbard  T  B, 
Farnham  Ciiaa, 
Addison  S, 
K;iv  S  lUiuel, 

SJ'tO  P  w. 

Bonli.un  VVm, 
Bhincbart  &  Cool; 
tlopf  &  Brown, 

FUSTER  BROS. 


ICIniir.'i 
Emigrant  tia] 
Felton 


Fiddlrtowii 
Folsom 

ForsttT  City 

Foroat  Baiicli 
it 

Fort  BidwoU 
Frcaiio 

WHITEHURST  &  HODGERS, 

(iilroy 
Coiiaway  .T  C  &  Bro,  Grass  ValU-y 

Mohiiwk  Lumber  Co,  " 

FLEMING  T  R.  <^Jridky 

Point  Sal   Wharf  and  LumlK>r  C(<, 

Cuadaloupc 

Hanfonl 

Happy  Camp 


Hcinlen  A  l\ 
FrittaJ  A, 
Moore  W  A  J, 
Ward  N, 
HarriH  C  P, 

BOTD  A  P. 

Salisbury  &  Bvrd, 


Healdsburg 

llill'M  Ferry 

Hollister 

Uuouenie 


Woolaoy  (Jo  >,  loiio  City 

Spuiieur  O  J,  It)vva  llnl 

Brandon  A,  Jmikw  m 
Butt  rtiild  J  A, 

lli-nloiu  A  Iv,  Lonioor.) 

IL-inlon  .1  B,  •■ 

ALDRICH  GEO  D,  Line  >ln 

Klt^niiii,'  A  C,  " 

NOdTON  BROS.  Littlo  I^ako 

Cooinlt.s  Hi-  I'orki'iK,  Littlo  liivir 

HORTON  &  KENNEDY.  Livu.n  .re 

LOBI  LAND  &  LUMBER  CO. 

(  r  Stodd.rd  (jupt),  L'xli 

llutledKO  A  r,  " 

S  mtidtri  C  L,  Lomino 

GRIFFITH  J  M  &  CO.    I'os  Aug.  k« 

Hcnd.T'ou  it  Marsliall,  " 

.Lickmoii,  K»'rclioil\1[  Cuznor,  " 

M  idiir  1  Flnniu  &  Tratliug  Co,       Muk-ra 

CHANDLER  F  B,                M  uiis  ,„ 

Vi.il  W  I >,  M^ii.iPraiii) 

Anderson  L,  Martinez 

Bray  Bros,  " 

Stmwood  B  (i,  M:ry.svillo 

UNION  LUMBE?.  CO.(FDHud. 

son  propr),  " 

WHITE,  COOLEY   &  CUTTS, 

(wa.(oii),  " 

Pago  Wm,  Miiyti.M 

Isaacs  Geo  F,  Mcrcoil 

Sinion  k  Kco^jb,  " 

HURLBUT  P  D,  Mtrrillville 

DEBBY  E  M  &  CO.  Modesto 

rortint  MuUius,  •  " 

LAMBERT  T  G.  Moaturoy 

PRINZ  H. 

Jordon  Jas  M,  M'lfo 
Mor  1  Luinlior  Co,  " 

Kntjip  II  II  Niipa 
•lames  &  liog'.'B,  " 

Pugi't  Sound  liUinbor  Co,  " 

CAMPTON  GEO.  Newi.all 

V  FLUME  &  LUMBER  CO,  (l 

S  Dunn  aupt),  Nevada  City 

M.;Kad<len  — ,  N.  .v  I'nrt 


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Twamblcy  li.  North  San  .Tii.iii 

I)  laii,  Watson  U  Co,  Oakland 

LAIDLAW  WALTER,  (Meub- 

i.'iiio  Laniber  Yard),  " 

Merritt  Samuel,  " 

PHELPS.  MURPHY  &  00.        ' 

Taylor  &  Co, 

Myers,  Pearson,  Wilson  &  Co,  Oak  Kua 
(iandi.iiii  H  C,  Ok't.k 

Lumpkin  Mill  Co,  Oroville 

CAVANAGH  J03N,  Petiluma 

HJPKINS  S  J. 

Blair  J  N  J,  Placcrvilla 
Chichester  B  W, 

Myer,  Cliatlbourne  &  Co,  Pleasantnn 

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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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lIititMoii,  Ackvriiiim&  Ct>,  UudMruodCiry 

iSutiniloTri  Bros,  " 

Drow  N  li  ftCo,  Sacramo  itt> 
Fi-.»»ir  W  K, 

£1U£ND  &  TERRY  LUMBER 

(jil  iC  \V  Kliiutt  ni  iu!i(jer), 
(SoouhuuOl',  " 

Tift,  Totmaii  *  Farnswortb,  " 

SiiCRAHENTO  LUMBER  CO. 

((>  t' <r<'<i(lhui)  inuniigor).  " 

WATERHOUSE  &  L  ES  T  ER, 

(IhmlWdoil),  * 

IVllott  Frank,  St  Holuim 

I'u^'t  jSoukJ  Lumber  Co,  ** 

ViiiTiiflrtclTh.j.).  " 

WiiHhfrtjrn  J  F,  San  Audrois 

liy.'iii!  M,  Siin  Dw>ruur<liiio 

L.>r.)  Li  wis,  ' 

Jlolfo  Siitiiucl, 
Villi  Slyku  A  Sommcr, 
Daly  A  Uoj^e.rd,  San  Buenaventura 

Walton  W  J, 
Mcl><«iiil»l  (}  \V  n,  Sau  Di«^(» 

RaSS  J  &  CO.  ( VV  H  M  ison  agt), 

STEWART  W  W  &  CO. 

Sliidrion  11  V,  S:in  (iabricl 

(Jiiiint'ick  linf*,  Siin  Jose 

ENTERPRISE  MILL  &  LUM- 
BER CO. 

Killirii  I'i.ii-i.l  *  Co, 

JOHNSTON  S  N. 

SAf«TA  CLARA  VALIE7  MILL 

ft   LUMBER  CO.  (Win  11  u.til 

SAn'jOSE    INDEPENDENT 
MILL  &  LUMBER  C J, 

]{(p|»crt.i  Will.  San  Lnroiiz  • 

Hiuitiu^t  >n  &  IkUssiill,  San  Laid  Obinpo 
Scwiirt/,  H.irt'.inl  &  (J.>,  " 

Mnrry  A,  San  Uafiiel 

SHAVFJl  ISAAC, 

15  iiily  &  M;l''ail<loM,  (wagon),Santa  An  i 

CrilUtli.)  M  &  Co, 

(rorliain  &  Co,  Santa  Rarb  ira 

l'i«rou  C1»M8, 

Olivt!  <Ji;c>,  Santa  Cruz 

KORBEL  F  &  BROS. 

MURl»HY  WX  MAN,         Santa  Rosa 
Soliii.'ll  (.M!ib,  Siuc.^lito 

ii.di'h  H  T,  Sherwooa  Vi.ll.y 

Mas -on  A,  Sliiio 

BRADFORD  S  S.  S"nor.. 

I'lipc  k  TiiUiot,  South  VuUi'jo 

FUQET  SOUND  LUMBER  CO. 
HICKINBOTHAM  JF,(wa-on), 

Stuukton 
Simpson  &  (rr.'iy, 
CHRISLER  P  J,  Suisan 

BOBBINS  R  D. 

feext-u  K  11,  Tahoe 

Uonahor  M  J,  Toll  House 

Maxwell  k  William^  Trinity  Center 


Truckoc 


Vacavillo 
Vallt'jo 


Kllcn  Kilo. 
RICHARSON  BROS. 

TRUCKEe'lUMBER  CO.(Urickull 

&  Kill;; CI"  iiruurai.  ' 

CORN  D  K. 

A'luii  Uro«, 
MoCudilun  Jus, 
W.ilkor  Win, 
Mjriitt  I*  K, 
Kully  i>'Miiii-<, 

lr!-ll.l.r<nil!.'4, 

W.illo.ibur,'  C, 

TOWLE  &  CO. 

Nooii  A, 


Vallo 


cy  Pi 

Volci 


F..rl 
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Whratlan-l 
Williiiniti 


l'uj;et  Siminl  Lumber  Co,  (A  Powull 


agttnt), 
B  iiiiU'i<{  I'liinoaD, 

CHANDLER  FB, 

Lyi  .nl  a  W, 
Saumlcry  A  &  J  N, 

LYNDOr  J  W. 

Su^ai-  'iiiu  LuiubL'r  Co, 


Willowa 

Wihni.ii^ton 

Winters 

Woodland 

Woodsido 

Wri^'liti 

Yankw!  lliU 


MACHINISTS. 


Alta 

Arbucklo 
II 

Bakorallcld 

Batavia 

Kuntka 

(.iilroy 

11 

Loa  Anq;cles 

Mcrtiod 

Oakl.'ind 
<i 


Rush  Kdward, 
Argyll  I  K, 
M  .ll  k  Smith, 
THORNSEN  OTTO, 

FiaiiciM  t',, 

ARCHER  J  A. 

H.ll.uviy  lie, 
WOOLSEYJS, 

l!*»,ver  it  Biker, 

lluntor(!  W, 

i;our.»iii  \], 

•loliu  Henry, 

\L:Clui-i;  Bi..s, 

S.aioll  C  F, 

Si^-almltcl  l>,  *• 

Simon  .loliii.  " 

H.iiiiiltnu  Wm,  0[>bir 

r.trnoii  ('h;in,  '• 

STANDISH  3,  Pachoco 

PiilCcrd'iii  A,  I'entz 

iVi'.r.y  II  S,  Placervillu 

Cuiiiiiii^iham  A  J,  (boiler  maker), 

Sacramento 

FISHER  N. 

IVERSON  BROS,  Salinas  City 

Hi  riisoii  A,  San  Bernardino 

GRANT  &  PETERSON, 

Sau  Buenventura 
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Hoerandnt'r  John, 
Lyater  W<l, 
Aultman  Fred, 
h'edmoiid  C  C, 
White  J  P, 
DiuinS, 
DtviesK  HP, 
AMNER  THOMAS. 


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Sau  Jose 


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Santa  Cruz 


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Ens?l;)n(l  W  P, 
I'ayn  W  II, 
DmihoHv  D&  Co, 
Price  J  D, 
Smith  .liiajxir  O, 
CHriiiichaol  A, 
Pie:iaetfc  C  M, 
H'uvnrd  .(ohii, 

PEERT  &  HARRIS, 


Santa  Cruz 

Speiiceville 

Sutter  Crwjli 

Sycauioro 

Ta1)le  Uock 

T..11  Kouso 

Watsouvillu 

WolkHu.kI 


MACHINISTS-SAW  FILING. 


TiOveren  .S  8, 
Cli.ifihC, 

SIEMENS  IRA. 


EurL-ka 
Sacramento 
(saw-filiny    and 

S.in  Jose 


MARBLE  WORKS. 

Cruy  A,  Alamuila 

Doveus  Tho3,  Angei'a  Cinij) 

Bra.llty  W  U  Cliico 

DAVIS  F  E, 

K.)i)l>ii  &  B.uee,  (;3Tanite),  " 

Kolwrlsiin  a,  Euroka 

Howartli  &  Morrison,  Gmss  Vallfy 

Stirling  V  W,  Ilwildsbur^' 

McHENRY  R  A.  l^'»l> 

Disclez  VVni.  Los  An<.'olua 

Miller  Jacob,  '" 

Coi\(lo  I  I'.ris,  Marysville 

McWAIN  &  RUSSELL, 

M.'Cru  u'y  &  Lc^L'ctt,  Merced 

WILS3NWMH. 

Martin  &  Ko^erH.  Nap.i 

Knowlea  F  K  &  Co,  Oakland 

NUNAN  J  J, 

O'Connor  J, 

Sulliv.in  James,  (cutter),  " 

Woliiinioth  &  Scliallhorn,  01et:i 

(iritiith  <J,  (granite  polisher),        Penryn 
Jacohi  Jcihn,  rctalun>a 

(iritiith  n  J,  riaccrvi!!.. 

Shurtz  K  II,  Ue.l  IMnt; 

TavlorJ  N,  ('iranitc),  .Uwklui 

AITKEN  &  FISH.  Sacramciit,. 

ii(iyne  Wni, 
Carroll  J  .V  S  mi, 

DE7INE  J  C.  (Capitol  marble  and 
yraiiit*;  worku), 

LUCE  ISRAEL  &  CO, 

r  irkir  T  C,  iSau  Hornardiiio 

Frick  W   n.  San  l»iugo 

BLANCHARD  &  ONEIL,  (L-ran- 


FIELD  EREDERICK, 
HINaSBEHGEN  H. 

jji.  &  l>i!  I/mi^, 

MOORE  ST. 

.Sipiiro  IJros, 
FlaKi;I)S, 
Thurob.;r  I  L, 
Fi^hc^  &  Kinslow, 


San  Jose 
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Santa  Barbara 
II 

Santa  Cruz 
II 

Santa  Iios;i 


RUSSILL  H  D. 

Johnson  T   K, 

COYLE  HUGH, 

CMplos  &  Brauner,  (granit(i), 
Eldretl  it  R<J)ertp, 
.Southmland  k  Dillon, 
Ijord  Jamoa  H, 
Doylo  .1  »t  Son, 
Mui'tiu  &  llogurs, 


Santa  Kosa 

Saxitoqa 

Souora 

Stockton 


Suannvillu 

Vall..j., 

VVoodlttiil 


MEAT  MARKETS. 


A.Ii:, 
Alameda 


Fiock  &  Morse, 
Bancroft  Amos  J, 
<  lochuauer  P  L, 
fiios)   Conrad, 
MatthfisJ  O, 
N..y  \V  H, 
Wacliter  E, 
Johnson  C  C, 
Bradbury  J  F, 
liUidon  John, 
Wok'kt'r  A.  liondon, 
Hi.lwig  Philip  A.  i'o, 
W'lTiier  &  SuthiM'land, 

LEONARD  &  DROWN. 

Stuart  B  \V, 
Broiint'r  Fred, 
Harris  Mirk, 

BULL  JO  JR. 
MINOR  ISAAC, 

Sii  ffft  it  Brood, 

Tamjilin  W,  " 

.Sniirt,  Bortrnardt  &McCord,  Bakcratiold 


Alhi,,,., 

AJloghaiiy 

Alturas 

Alvarado 

Ama<l  )r 

Aualii-iiii 

Andi'riioii 

Angd's  Cani]) 

Auti  >fh 

Arc  ita 


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FINCK  HENRY, 

Newman  A  Hammatt, 
Fisher  .loseph, 
Stoddard  A  M, 
Fischcl  P  &  Co, 
Harm  Thomas, 
Moiitiriehiini  M, 
guiinby  C  S. 
Arnold  Jas  \V, 
\ii;;"nt  'I'hos, 
Cooper  4.  lloylcn. 
Still  well  V, 
Mnrrav  Thos, 

HEIIBRON  F, 
KIL60RE  C  H, 

liove  &   Hudson, 
Mora  V, 
Summers  &  Co, 
Tautphaus  Br(«, 
Clark  Saml, 
TuIUt  (!eo, 
Tulltr  John, 
Aipiire  I'eter, 
Kuirc:&Co, 
Wooliey  K  B, 
Lynn  i;<l;^ar, 
Tod  1  J, 
MiMer  ACr, 
Knoch  &  Zimmbnnan, 


Ba.ita 

Bear  Valley 

Beiii^i.i 

Berkeley 


B  '^ 

Bird's  lirmdiiif,' 

Black's 

Blocl.sliiirr 

Bluoiiil..:l(l 

B'liiOja 
BiHJic 


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Brownsvillt! 

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('auihria 

Campo  Sfco 

Campt»iivill6 

Costrjville 


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315  J  St. 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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MEA 


1025 


Gemmml  David,  Gayucas 

Norton  M  L,  Cedarville 

Whitmore  &  Howard,  Cerea 

Bristow  Wm,  Cherokee 

Miller  &  Vost, 

Ackerman  F, 

ALLINGER  CHBIS, 

Chamberiuiu  R  A, 

SCHWEm  &  PETERSON, 

Mayer  h,  Chinese  Camp 

Reevea  John  A, 

Smith  Joheil, 

Allen  &  Harris, 

Miahler  M, 

Snow  W  H, 

Brock  J  J, 

Clark  Joshua, 

Kenyon  Ueo, 

SAN  LIN  SING  &  CO, 

Schoettgcn  F  J, 
Wo  Ye  &  Co, 

HALES  &  MUBFHT. 

Klewe  Henry, 


Chico 


Cloverdale 
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Colfax 
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CoUegeville 
Coloma 

Colton 
Columbia 


Colusa 


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Campbell  E  W, 
Bihler  Henry, 
Meyers  Paul, 
Rihns  J  C, 
Fouaha  &  Reed, 
Harden  W  H, 
Farley  &  Cahow, 
Leigh  A  H, 

SHELFORD  S  B. 

*Ic(lfirviu  John, 
Pyington  Lewis, 
Silva  Thos, 
Martin  W  H, 
Thompson,  Rein  &  Co, 

KOP?  C  M. 
SX  CLAIR  L  P. 

Davis  J  H, 
(ilaze  J  W, 
Licse  Henry, 
Mo  Worthy  F  J, 
WilNon  L, 
Wah  Jno, 
Biiiicuml)  k  I^wia, 
Martni  J  VV, 
Hamlin  Arthur, 
Elmore  k  Moxley, 
Young  E, 
Kern))  &  Hunter, 
Luther  Chr, 

RUSS  JOSEPH. 

Gartliuer  George, 
Chase,  Daken  k  Young, 
Barton  &  Varieu, 
Ru88  k  Uobarts, 
Kuipp  k  Stingel, 
Godiiur    k  Merrill, 
Kcklon  k  Gable 
Townsend  E  B, 
Bradbury  J  F, 


Miller  George, 
Taylor  &  Morehead, 
Tanningson  J  H, 
King  Aaron, 
Hanker  k  Whitney, 

BERNHARD  GEO, 
KOHLER  GEO  &  CO, 

Farmer  k  Burkett, 
Francis  A, 
Silva  Frank, 

SMEDER  &  FRANCIS, 

Rathfon  B  F, 

Shinn  &  McDonough, 

Sutherland  Hod, 

BAILLAIGE  A  F, 


Forest  City 

Forest  Hill 

Fort  Bidwell 

Franklin 

French  Gulch 

Fresno 


Gait 
Georgetown 


Germantown 
Geyserville 
Gibsonville 
(California), 

Gilroy 


Gold  Run 

Grantville 

Grass  Valley 


Concord 

Copporopolis 

Cordelia 
<( 

Coulterville 

Cuflfey's  Cove 

Davis 

Delta 

Dixon 
i( 

Downey  City 

Downievil'e 

Dryto'^  n 

Dublin 

Duncan's  Mills 

Dutch  Flat 

i( 

East  Oakland 


El  Dorado 

Elk  Grove 
•  < 

Elmira 
Etna 


Bennett  k  Son, 
Johnson  C,  (Central), 
Dixon  k  Dum, 
Schultz  Fretl  k  Co, 
Aumer  Frank, 
Mitchell  k  Care, 
Orr  James, 
Fearne  k  Caddy, 
Polgiiise  J, 
Prout  Thos, 
ypeidel  Joseph, 

VINCENT  RICHARD, 

Wixjilbury  Isaac, 
Quimliy  0  S, 
Bull  k  Keaton, 
Campbell  Robt, 
Schuyler  \V, 

HEINLEN  J  R. 

1" .  trich  I, 
Houaur  U  D, 
Ciilp  D, 

MAY  ADAM, 

Strobc'l  k  Neudeck, 

Delano  &  Meatl, 

Miller  k  Curtiaa, 

Seawell  BroBj  " 

ANGOUSTURES  MICHEL.  Holliater 

CAMPBELL  E  H.  (Central), 
Peck  O  D, 


Gridley 

Guerneville 

Half  Moon  Bay 

Hanford 

Happy  Camp 

Havilah 

Hay  wards 


Healdaburg 


Eureka 


Farmington 

Felton 

Ferndale 
<i 

Fuiherman's  Bay 

Florin 

Folsom 
(• 

Forest  City 


Townsend  J  H, 
Berke  L  I>, 
McCoy  C  B, 
Gray  George  H, 
Bro<ler  John, 
Webb  ThoB, 

MARCHANT 


Eiszler  J, 
Ossig  J, 
Sprague  S  M, 
Armstrong  H, 
Bright  S  W, 
Preston  A  B, 
Catalanatt  H, 
Given  W  C, 
Pint-r  Bros, 
Bole  Frank, 
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Jamestown 

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Junction  City 

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1026 


MEA 


California. 

CXABBIi'lBD. 


MEA 


McCallistcr  S, 

Knight's  Ferry 

Dooley  E  L, 

Michigan  Blu  fF 

McGrifF&  VVeisner, 

Knight's  Landing 

Dooley  L, 

44 

Rudy  Bros, 

La  Grange 

Westtall  August, 

•  ( 

Butler  W  J, 

Lakeport 

Abel  Hy, 

Milpitas 

Moore  (iawn. 

tt 

Jjimes  liG, 

Modesto 

Canny  J  k  V, 

La  Porte 

Lane  J  imes  M, 

«4 

Krausse  F  E, 

Latrobe 

Simon  John, 

44 

Heinlen  A  E, 

Lenioore 

Hexter  K, 

Mokelumne  Hill 

Hemlen  J  li, 

<< 

Cronkite  &  Harvey, 

Monitor 

Larish  H, 

(< 

Doud  Francis, 

Mout(!r(;y 

•4 

Van  Matre  M, 

Lewiston 

Miller  J  W, 

VOGT  JACOB, 

Lincoln 

Townsend  E  B, 

Mormon  Island 

Mast  B  (1, 

Little  Lake 

Galindo  M  M, 

Mountain  Viuw 

Kent  Wm  H, 

Little  liiver 

Haverty  J, 

44 

McKeaue  Ptter, 

Livermore 

11  u  lib  &  Koilar, 

Murphy's 

MOYE  &  CONNOLLY. 

Christie  H  W, 

Napa 

Mowry  M  C, 

Lockeford 

HENRY  JOSEPH. 

44 

Sherden  F, 

i( 

Kather  Ali)ert, 

44 

Smitli  W  D, 

Lodi 

Mallett  .1  H  <&  Son, 

44 

Brown  &  Sloan, 

Loinpoc 

/einenfuss  1'  A, 

44 

Howard  Paul, 

Lone  Pine 

'i'illotson  h  B, 

Nelson 

ALVARAZ  &  CASNA  VE,Los  Angeles 

iinulie  &   HickB 

Nevada  I'ity 

Begue&  Sanbion, 

ColleyJ   E, 

44 

Bhmchar  Pierre, 

Harrison  ,1  H, 

44 

Collins  U  L  &  Co, 

KENT  CHARLES, 

44 

Delwit  .1, 

Monro  James, 

4» 

Dunhjir  Edgar, 

Nall'/iger  Chria  J, 

44 

Thirr  .loseph. 

Welch  E  M, 

Nicasio 

Froehlinger  &  Frank, 

Enuasser  Charles, 

Nicolaus 

licvy  .lae(|ues. 

Heiwig  &  Trodd, 

North  Bloouilielil 

Lowe  &  Willits, 

Marriott  &  Sons, 

44 

MARANDETTE  JS. 

Powell  &  Salter, 

North  San  .liian 

Maxc}-  &  Co, 

Salter  .lob. 

44 

Mc(Jarvin  F, 

Moore  A  &  C, 

Nortoiivilli! 

MalioiHiP  R, 

Aniter  H, 

Oak   Bar 

Piletii,'uel'edro, 

Jensen  C  H  IT, 

" 

Jvothschild  Myer, 

Ifyer  &  Hall, 

Oakdalo 

Selialnio  Ste'e, 

Sproule  Bros, 

tl 

Sejitoiis  liOuis  &  Co, 

Agart  Louis, 

Oakland 

SPEEDY  S  &  CO,  (Pork  Packers),   " 

Brannan  J  J, 

i( 

Viektry  &  Hinds, 

(t 

Cohen  John, 

41 

Cowden  .lainoH, 

Lower  Lake 

Coiitulenc  EF, 

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Ilouulitnn  Bros, 

Loyalton 

Denis  J  B, 

kl 

Cunniiigiiiini  T  &  J, 

Mailera 

Fishel  M, 

It 

Henrich  F  N, 

Madison 

(lay  Uobert, 

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Hutfhiiison  J  F, 

Mammoth  City 

(Jeiss  Harry  A, 

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Peterson  J  P, 

Marshall 

GERHARDY  PHIL  J.  (SauFrun- 

Hock&  Hark  ins. 

Martinez 

c'isco). 

Whitman  k  Seanlan, 

41 

(iilman  J  A, 

Aickeii  ]•;  F, 

Marysville 

(i raits  August, 

Jenkins  &  Crowell, 

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(!  ray  son  ilurrell  &  Co, 

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SLATTERYPC, 

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SMITH  WM  E. 

14 

Herrii      A'm  H, 

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Wititc  A  B, 

41 

Hul)bert  John, 

Doty  J  W, 

Maxwell 

Lail'erty  Owen, 

Fisiier  E, 

Maytiehl 

LeeP  W, 

Velati  C, 

Mayhew 

L(mg  Wm, 

lilanehard  B, 

Mcnlo  L'ark 

Lough  A;  Wilkinson, 

Hurssell  Wni  M, 

44 

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Merced 

Mattern  Harry, 

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.Tac»;tts  iIo8ej)h, 
iSawyer  A  K, 

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HEA 


California. 

CLABSIFIKD. 


MEA 


1027 


Nelle  Wm,  Oakland 

P.vtronak  &  Jones, 

ilic.e&  White, 

Roberts  Henry, 

Rovvse  Samuel, 

Salmon  &  Mallet, 

Schaffer  L, 

SGRIBNERGW. 

Simon  (r  S, 
Smith  Chas  A, 
Sinitli  Christian, 
Stack  Wni, 
Taylor  John  B, 
Thaekor  Thomas, 
Vtwelsanjier  &  Burj^olin, 

WARREH  FRANK  M, 

Wutkiiis  C  \V, 
Wilkeo  David, 
Woerner  Jacob, 
Burk  J  I), 
(iarison  Jann, 
H:ink  i'oter, 
Tainpliii  W, 

WILLIAMS  &  WATTS, 
ADAMS  &  KROEOER, 

Stroever  I'otrr, 
Watson  W  (i, 
Schuotzo  A  11, 
Scluiltz  A, 
Roc  &  Kaynor, 
Bryiint  &  Perry, 
Carpenter  &  Mcyorlioltz, 

HASBROUGK  &  MISNER. 

Mi'rrilt  .John, 
Dsorholscr  AW, 

POEHLMAN  LROS. 
HETTICH  FRANK. 
HUNGER  FREDK. 
METZLER  M  G. 

Si\)i>.:  Chas, 

MILLER  W  E  0, 

Nirkolaus  Henry, 
2    IvcTson  N, 
2  ,  Warren  J  li, 
,  Carroll  .lack, 
J    !  Murphy  Thos, 

Wl/lward  .1  E, 
;  Klot/  I!, 
flu  I  Lnoinis  A  J, 

3<  MIDDLETON  &  ENDIGOTT. 

]j    I'raU'r  Wm, 

W  VESTAL  G  W. 
2  BROWN  M  M, 


Sacramento 


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Olenui 

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Ophir 

Orland 

Orovilk' 

Pasadena 
Peuryn 

Poseadero 
Petahnna 


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PlaiiiMmri; 
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Point  Arona 

Portersvill 
Princeton 
Qiiiiiev 
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Hotr  r, 

Davis  llros, 

HINDT, 

Donovan  .1  J, 

FRASER  GEO. 

Marshall  &.  Smith, 

Stone  .lohn, 

Sdiuetz  W  r. 

Gray  (Jeo, 

cott  Jamca, 
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EiccYille 

Rio  Vista 
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Riverside 

Rooklin 

Rohnerville 

RoseviUe 


ARNOLD  JACOB. 

Baumle  Frederick, 
Biewener  &  Hagemann, 
Christianson  &  Bro, 
•Corber  Bros,  (wholesale), 

GERBER  HENRY. 

(jiottliub  S, 
(Jreen  &  Trainor, 

HARTMAN  G  PHIL. 

Heilbron  Bros,  (wholesale), 
Heilbron  Fred, 

HERZOG  PHIL, 

lliilard  C, 

Llewellyn  &  Speisser, 
Longton  &  Anthony,  (Fulton), 

MOHR  &  YOERIt, 

Morehouse  (ieu  W, 

ODELL  M  F  &  CO, 
ODELL  M  M  &  SON. 

J'elti.aA, 

ROSS  &  ANKEL, 

Schepp  &  Schaumlairel, 
Sciiuii-r  L, 

SHULMEIR  HENRY, 
SMITH  &  WILSON. 

.Stober  John, 

Todhunter  Ii  11, 

Webber  |{, 

WEISEL  C  &  CO.  (Baltimore), 

WILLEM  J  W. 

ZiiUer  L, 

Fisher  C  W, 

Spurr  &  York, 

Canniohael  Alex, 

Abbutt  H  F, 

MAYER  PETER  JOSEPH, 

St  John  i:  &  C  (), 

Bates  Albert,  San  Andreas 

PEOPLE'S  MARKET.  (J  Salcido 

propr),  " 

B.ica  Bros,  .San  Bernardino 

(iarner  M  B,  " 

Hi;,'lit  i^l:  Tipton, 
Beniiet  I'otoi', 
Kaiser . I   M, 
Allison  Jd^cph  i^  Bro, 

KUHNER  JACOB, 
SAUNDERS  CHAS  J  W, 

Selwyn  (leo  A  it  Co,  *' 

l\obl)ins  James,  San  (Jabriel 

Andrews  &  Coykondall,  San  Jose 

BLANGHARD  &  GO, 

lil.iiKr  ];,  " 

BUFFINGTON  &  LANGFORD, 

(Junction  Market),  " 

Central  Market,  " 

DELMASJOS.  (pork  dealers), 
[)ittu8&  Toney, 
Duliou  J  B, 
Kdwards  N  B, 

HANKS  &  GAY, 

Hyland  &  Maraouder, 
Joiuison  L, 


St  Helena 
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Saint  Louis 
Salinas  City 


San  Buenaventura 
Sau  Diego 


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California. 

CLABSIPIED. 


MEA 


San  Joae 

14 


Johnston  L, 
Larroude  P, 
Lazier  &  Co, 
LEDDT  &  BRO» 
LETTON  &  0£AY. 

LuxH, 
Matty  A, 
MUNN  £  C, 

BAY  &  PARKER,  (Avenue  Meat 

Market), 
Wendt  O, 
Graeme  A  L,  San  Juan 

Eber  H  P,  San  Leaudro 

URY  DAVID, 
DELEISSIOUEZ  &  CO, 

San   Luis  Obispo 
Noah  M, 
Kemick  &  Orr, 

Schwab  Frwl'k,  (sausage  factory), 
Staiger  J  J,    (manager  Steele  firo's 

Meat  Market), 
Steele  Bros, 

Price  W  C,  San  Mateo 

Truman  T  C, 
Romer  J,  San  Pablo 

Tennoii  Mulholland,  " 

Heiltiom  B,  San  Itafael 

Herzog  M,  " 

Hichheimer  S,  " 

DawHon  &  Powell,  Santa  Ana 

Sohrode  \V  W, 
ADAMS    ASA,    (pork    packer), 

Santa  Barbara 
Chard  A  Higgins,  " 

Davi.s  A,  " 

Fisher  I  K, 

lichner  Samuel,  " 

PerhamDK, 
Scarzolo  Jos, 
Donovan  R  B, 
Ledgard  J, 
Saiiitprdais  IL, 
Chaoe  J  1), 
Fitch  &  Co, 
FitzgibboiiB  M, 
Young  W  P, 
Burger  &  Allen, 
Clifforil  &  (Jregg, 
Hirth  F, 
(Jray  &  Prindlo. 
Matthes  Wm, 
Baraty  J  B, 
<  'ingg  J, 
Grant  &  Nally, 
Morris  J  II  P, 
Hoff&  Brakel, 
Pendola  B, 
Gafney  Jas, 
Freeman  ft  Huthieaon, 
Alesworth  J  W, 
Mahoncy  John, 
Slattery  C  C, 
Crusuia  Louis, 


McFav  J  A  J,  Smith  River 

Russell  Geo,  Snelling 

Cornelius  Louis  ft  Levy,  Sonoma 

SONORA  MARKET,  (-  McCor- 

micks  props),  Sonoro 

WOLFLINOJOHN&OO. 


Santa  Clara 


Santa  Cruz 


Santa  Rosa 


Saucclito 

41 

Sawyer's  Bar 

Sebastopol 

Shasta 

Sheep  Ranch 

Shingle  (Springs 

Sierra  City 

Slack's  Canyon 

Smartsville 

44 

Smith  River 


Bostwick  ft  Dickens, 
Steffan  J  ft  P, 
Daggett  VVm  C, 
Gerlach  Louis, 
(jToss  &  (ireenwood, 
Hampton  Geo, 
Sampson  &  Gray, 
Hclnnidt  Phillip, 
Seavers  F, 

TINKHAM  H. 

Wagner  J, 
Helman  H, 
Emerson  E  A. 
Rice  H, 
SloMS  ft  Ament, 
Werner  ft  Sutherland, 

AITKEN  J  S, 

I^arkins  <&  Harrington, 
Stouart  ft  Kingston, 
Thompson  C  T, 
Larius  M  P, 
Nealey  N  F, 

MAKZEN  JOS, 
FASCHEN  R  D, 

Kelsey  Hnrland, 
Kittrelle  M  B, 
Mnrris  J  W, 
Smith  ft  Haskell, 
Buck  noil  R, 
Wooderson  ft  Scarlett, 
Brown  Samuel, 
Fitzmaurice  E, 
Mc<;ill  J, 
McGiUTF, 
Skinner  W  W, 
Stetfen  ft  Co, 
Tobin  J  F, 
Rufa(}, 
Barkley  J  F, 
Blain  Wm, 
Laugrick  &  Hall, 
Williams  JnoW, 
Miller  Jas, 
Town  Wickers, 
Yoakum  ft  Co, 
Ely  ft  Dooae, 
Hhuser  J  ft  V, 
DruHsel  Daniel, 

O'CONNOR  &  TURNER. 

Yoacham  ft  Tattle, 
Zeigle  ft  Co, 
Todd  Wm, 
Bush  ft  Wheeler, 

KEYES  JAMES. 

Miller  Frank, 
Samson  M, 
Zavalla  J, 


Sequel 

South  Vallejo 

Stockton 


Stony  Point 

Strawberry  Valley 

Suiinin 

Susan  villc 

Sutter  Creek 

Tehama 

Temescal 

41 

Tom  ales 

Tres  Pinos 

Trinidad 

Truckeo 

44 

Tulare 

Turlock 

Ukiah 

Upper  L.ike 

Va«aville 

Vallejo 


Vallicita 

Vina 

Visalia 


Volcano 
Walnut  (Jrove 
Walnut  Creek 

Washington 

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Weavenille 
West  Oakland 


Wert  Point 


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X/armmly  ft  Farr, 
Vickery  k  Hinds, 
Morgan  Bros, 
James  Jeptha, 
Jeans  J, 
Perrott  Q«orge, 

BABNES&CO, 
FRAZER&CQ, 

Ogburn  Mrs  U  U, 
Johnston  Lester, 
Miller  Bros, 
Cramer  Louis, 
Drew  -Colvillo, 
Davis  J  R, 
Foil  Jno, 
Herzog  C  Jr, 
MooreOhorloa, 


Wheatland 

Willows 

Wilmington 

Windsor 

Winters 
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Woodbridge 
Woodland 


Wrights 

Yankee  Hill 

Yolo 

Yo  Semite 

Yountville 

Yreka 
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Zem  Zera 


Clark  Miss  A  L, 
Miller  M  J, 
White  Mrs  M  J. 
Forster  Mrs  Annie, 
Jenkins  Miss  Bell, 
Martz  Mrs  Bell, 
Colemon  Mrs  R, 
Ueichling  F, 
Fox  Mrs  J  H, 
Sanborn  S  A, 


Half  Moon  Bay 
Haywards 

Healdsburg 


Hollister 
Jackson 
Lemoore 


HETHEBINOTON  MBS  ATJBA, 


B. 


Lodi 


Los  Angeles 


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MILLINERS. 

(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers.) 

Oreen  Theodore,  Alameda 

SHREWSBURY  MRSN  A, 
JEFFREY  MRS  E  J. 

Brown  Mrs  Flora, 
Timonds  Mrs  Johanna, 
Brizaril  Mrs  A, 

MERRIMAN  MRS  K  E. 

Loryea  Mrs  S, 

Met'k  MiiMOs  May  &  Alice, 

NORTON  MISS  NR. 

Bright  Miss  Jenuiu, 
(Jodfroy  (}  K, 
Barboe  Mrs  R  E, 

MOORE  MISS  M  F, 

Berlin  Mm  C, 
Brookias  Miss  A  E, 
Ebeler  Mrs  Wm, 
(lavrtii  MrM  L, 
SHAW  MRS  M  D, 

stone  Miss  M  l>, 

FULLER  MRS  W  B, 

Schimn»el[)feuig 


Amador 

Anaheim 

Antiocli 

Areata 

Benicia 

Bodie 

Brownsville 

Calistoga 

Cambria 

Cetlarville 

Cherokee 

Chico 

Clovenlale 


Columbia 

Coiioord 

Dixon 

Dixou 

Downey  City 

East  Oakland 


Silberl)erg  Mrs  8, 
Man-  Mrs  Wm, 
Dwyer  Mrs  J  W, 
By  an  Mrs  .f, 
Daniels  Mrs  F  H, 
Low  Miss  Agnes, 
Kelly  Miss  E, 
Wheeler  Mrs  I, 
(liltnour  E, 

CORY  MRS  J  H, 

Hickman  k  Kline  Misses, 
Johns  Mrs  Jane, 
Loyd  Thos, 
Murphy  Mrs  M, 


Ralph  Mrs  G 

Castera  C, 

Coroua  Mrs  D  S, 

Daly  Mrs  S,  '« 

Devere  Mrs  R  R,  *• 

HAMMOND  MISS  L  J. 

Park  Mrs  M  E,  •« 

Ponet  Mrs  V,  " 

Mills  Mrs  M  C, 
Boynton  &  Showalter  Misses, 

Lower  Lake 
Wills  Miss  N  J, 
Pender  Mrs  L, 
WRIGHT  MRS  C  D, 

Pool  Mrs  (J, 

REIDYJL. 

Renan  Mrs, 
Cutting  Mrs  D  C, 
Redmond  H  L, 

CHASE  MRS  LA, 

lister  &  Crawfonl, 
Mann  Mrs  A  J, 
licttman  Mrs  J  J, 
CHuuin>{hHm  Mrs  M, 
D.ivis  Mrs  Ida  A, 
Durham  Mrs, 
Hnlsted  Mrs  K  K, 

MORSE  H. 

Uciid  F  M  &  tV), 
Kullcy  Mrs  A, 
McEuery  Miss  Kati", 
Flashman  Mrs  E, 
(rrubi)  Mrs  Thomjus, 
Mull  M  A, 

HICKS  MRS  J  B, 

Morris  &  Camplx>ll, 


Martinez 

Marysville 
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Menlo  Park 

Merced 

Millville 

Modesto 

Mokelumne  Hill 

Napa 

Nevada  City 

Oakdale 

Oakland 


PeUiluma 
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Placervilla 


Red  Bluflf 


Elk  f  J  rove 

Eureka 
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Grass  Valley 


'Tri)vos  Mrs  (t, 
Kauj^hnian  Mrs  — , 
IMulan  k  Kind, 
Parker  Miss  A  E, 
.Stuumi  FJ, 
IVrrv  Mrs  A  M, 

boKd  &huntsm/^n. 
brothers  misses, 

CALLIHAN  MRS  F  A. 

Emmons  Miss  D  H, 
KiitziMistcin  &  Bradley, 

MECHANICS'  STO^. 
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Tice  &  Clements  Mrs, 
Gordon  Mrs  V  C, 


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CLAfHIKIKD. 


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San  Diego 

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San  Jose 


Sim  Itafiu'll 
Santii  IJiirl'.irii' 

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Santa  t'niz 


McGeorge  Miss  K,  St  Helena 

Davia  Airs  II  A,  San  Bernanlino 

Small  Mrs  J  E, 

McDONELL  MRS  H  R, 

Cosper  Mrs  A  A, 
Tremaine  Miss  A  M, 
Armstrong  Mrs  M, 

BLACK  MRS  B  W, 

Herrim.in  Miss  M,  " 

HirHdii  r.  S  .\:  Co,  " 

Moorolit'.id  J  M. 

O'BRIEN  MRS  J  W, 

Wise  Mrs  D, 

Nohander  Mrs  S  U,  San  Leamlro 

Sclnvarz  Miss  Florence,  San  Lnis  Obispo 

Yoniit,'  Mrs  T  If, 

Kinsellii.  JohnscMi 

AIkm'u  Miisi's, 

JIainer  Mrs  M  F, 

Handlcy  Miss  K, 

Nearv  Slissos  K  it  M, 

OWuil  Mrs  M  .1, 

Vanderlioof  Mrs  Zella, 

HoniRssey  MissM, 

Heniu'SH'y  Miss  S,  " 

RIORDAN  MRS  D  F, 

liarrioldoD  i>,  Stockton 

ECKSTROM  MISS  EMMA, 
ECKSTROM  MRS  THOS. 

Esliluch   Mrs  C  &  Co, 

F.r,'us(.n  Mr-,  1*  M, 

<;ir;iril  Miss  F.nnna,  ". 

IlnotlMrsC, 

Wcl.ir  MrsS  A. 

Zi/iu-o  M  A, 

PITZPATRICK  MISS  H  E,  Snisun 

Mails  Mrs  M  A,  Sutter  Crick 

VERSALOVICH  MRS  A, 

GROVE  L  E.  '\'\\wv  Kivcrs 

Hort  Miss  Fiiiina  C,  Truoki'c 

Diinio  Mrs  \V  C,  " 

Ni'lsou  Mrs  .1.  (fancy  goods),         'I'ldiuc 
.lolinsipii  MrsSA,  I'kiali 

LAWRENCE  MRS  L  M.    Vacaviiio 


MiLLINERS     AND     DRESS- 
MAKERS. 


Santa  Kosa 
Sonnra 


Josvlya  M  rs  L, 
Landu'll  Mrs  M, 
Malioiiy  Miss  N, 
Sealiiiry  C  A, 
Mason  Mrs  Mary  (.", 
.lolinsoii  S  F, 

HOLBROOK  MRS  L  D, 
Li' MAN  MRS  M, 

S]ic|pj):ird  Mis, 
.(onus  Mrs  Z  ( ', 
I'it/g..rald  Mrs  U  I>, 
Wilson  Mrs  D, 
I'orter  Mrs  W  \V  &  Co, 

PETERSON  MRS  M  E. 
IFFLEND  MRS  C, 


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Widmit  Creek 

Watson  villi' 


Willows 
Winters 

Woodland 

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^'loka 


(See  also  Dreasmakers;    also   Milliners.) 

Minor  Mrs  E  A, 
(tardemeycr  Mrs  A, 
Packard  Mrs  N  1!, 

SAYLES  MRS  W  Gr 
BEGaS  MISS  J  M. 
KNIGHT  MRS  H  A, 

((•neen  Mrs  .lulia, 
Mc<Jraft  Mrs  .1, 
I{yan  Mrs, 

Me.Mannns  k  Keougli, 
ilonos  Mrs  S  A, 

GEANDROT  MISSES  ] 

F  0. 
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Hu-lifs  MrsM  .1, 
MeStay  Sisters, 
Ilauci   Mrs  MS, 

PLtJMMER  MRS  E  J. 

l-'anniu:,'  Miss  (!arrio, 
K.don  Mrs  M  J, 
( J  raves  Mrs  S, 
AVIiitlat  li  Mrs  s  L, 
Kiddle  MrsS  M, 
Said)i>ine  Mrs  S  A, 
ilyaii  Miss  Katie, 
Steward  Mrs, 
Lee  Mrs  Kv;., 

SHERMAN  MRS  E  J, 

Kwssfll  Mis  S   A. 
Wi'lianis  Miss  Kate, 
Unsl.an.l  Mis  D  S, 
.loiu's  Mrs  A, 
Sr 1 11  ire  Mrs  M  E, 
Hau'.'o  it  ISiiiik, 
Cli.'|iiiiaii  Mrs  I/, 
'I'lioni  Mrs  MA, 

CRALL  MRS  S  M. 

Wilk.-ns  Mrs  !•;  II, 
Cole  it  Hi  riiliard  Misscs, 
lifalciM  Miss  K, 

ELLIOTT  MRS  W  M, 

Mitchrll  ,1  K, 
llradv  Mis  .1, 
SOPER  MRS  M  A, 

Wri^iit  »V,   llobsoii   .Misses, 

Sail  lUienaveiit  u-a 
TaskerMrs  M;..ry  M,  San  Di-o 

Watson  Mrs  .li'iiiiic,  San  .losti 

"WILLIAMS  MRS  J  H,        San  .luai. 
Ncsbitt  Mrs  .1  W,  San  Lnis  Ohisp.) 

Chandler  Mrs  &  (larnsey  Miss.S  inta  Ana 
Ma<ldeM  F,  Santa  Claru 

Martin  Mrs  A,  Kooaer  Mrs,     Santa  Cniz 
Mcllrnoil  Miss  N,  Santa  Uosa 

Stewait  Mrs(;  W, 
Welch  Mrs  M  T, 
I'ressey  Mrs  II  S,  Ukiali 


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MALOXEY&  GILLON  MISSES,  Noonday  &  N  Noonday  Gold  Miji  Co, 

Vallcjo       (BR  Taylor  supt),  Bodie 

WRIGHT  &   SEWELL   MRS,        ORIENT  MINING  CO.  (Thomas 


CHILSON  &  REYNOLDS,  Wlieatlaud 

MILLS. 

(See  I'Mour  Mills;    nlsn   Planiiifj  Mills; 
also  .Sawiiiills;  also  Mines,  Mills,  etc.) 


Watsonville       Buckley  supt), 

Orii^iual  Summit  (Jold  Min  Co,  (A  M 

Ellsworth  supt),  " 

Oro  Min  Co.  (Thos  Steel  supt),  " 

Santa  Mina  (iold  Min  Co,  (J  K  Kuat- 

injf  supt),  " 

Sduth  Standard  (Jold  Min  Co,  " 

iSTaNDAR^    GOLD   MINING 

MINES.  MILLS.  ETC.       Stanford  "consolidated 

j^a  :  Kellogg  (ico  .D,(agt  Bear  iliver  Mill  MINING CD.(ThosBucldey supt)," 

.fa  {      Co),  '  Altai  Tioga  ( Jold   Min  Co,  (C  H   (lolding 

ft  ,  St  liouis  Min  Co,  "     j      supt),  " 

*i  1   Alttiona  (.>>uicliHilverMiii   Co,  (('has       »  Tunur  J  C,  (min  supt),  " 

-•«         C:andall  supt),  Altoona  UNIVERSITY  MINING  CO,  (D 


Amador  Mill  &  Min  Co,  (.1  II  Johns         I      F  Moore  supt). 


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supt), 


Amador 


AVhitn«'y  if  A,  (min  sujit),  " 

Solo  Mill  Co,  (Rule  &  Frank  projjrs), 

linnvn's  Valley 
Last  Ciiance  tjUiart/  Min  Co,        Colomo 


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U     Hunker  Hill  ^Mine,  (.1  Talmer  sui)t),   " 

•a     F.eliiwe  Mill  &  Min  Co,  ((i  W  Kling 

■Sit  8i'l't)> 

e3     Keystone  Min  Co,f<)C  IFcwett  supt),*'     |  StutshiKiT  .1,  (.supt  Union  Mine),        '' 

Sj  Itiektnan  &  Co,  (South  lloncut  Min         ,  BARNEY  E  S,  (a"l»t  I'lueiiix    lic- 
it ('(i),                                                  liangor       diiction  Works),                        l>ryt"vn 
i'  Jla/.ard  Mine,  (.fas  H   Kcohcn  supt),       'Yellow  .lacketMine,  (Chas  Mehon 
>i  Bath       supt),                                                      " 
J'«  Mountain  Chief  it  Blue  Gravel    Co,           (Vder  Cu'ck  Min  Co,               Dutch  Flat 
•**  '       (.1  B  SiHi.rn  Hui.t),  "     ,  Cohl  Ihni  Ditch    &    Min  Co,    (J    L 
\  Addenda  Min   Co,  (M  A  McCornick              (iouidsnpt),                                       " 
eS  sni)t»,                                                     Bodie    Ifayward  Min  (.'(i,(.I  Sp.iuldingsiqit), " 

-  '  NATOMA  WATER  &  MINING 

CO,  <■'""  H  Bedington  prcst),  Folsom 
ThaiiiC'ap,  (inininu),  Fourtli  Crossing 
Bill  V  C,  (supt  Milton  .Mill  &  Water 

Cn),  French  Corral 

BushiicU  i^  (/o,  (min  clainis),  " 

Doc'kuin  »^  Sam]ison,  (min  claim),  " 
I'Nprralu'e  Mill  Co,  (V  C  Bt'll  s(!ev),  " 
Milton  Mi  :  &  Water  Ci>,  (V  C  Bell 

supt!,  .         " 

l'i.i<.niock  <,iuart/ MinCo,  [W'V.   n^ 

ton  aut). 
AliUriiian  1".  M.diiin  supt),*  larJcu  Valley 
llohnes  I  I,  (nii'i  supt),  (llcncoe 

'I'lmiu'l  I'diiit  Mm  Co,  Cranite  Hill 

BRADY  A  B,  (agent),  Crass  V:  lley 
llaii'ia  David,  (iniiie  owner), Crizz!  vFlat 
LMrd)ard  ()  II,  (mine  ow i./r),  " 

LosMTV  Thos,  (mine  owner),  " 

Whatt  C.  (supt  F.cliiisc  MiiK'),  " 

Maiuiing  I)  A,  ^supt  M  S  l)C<i).ll''iiford 
I  Stretch!!  If.  (proprs  M   &   M    Co), 
j  llavilah 

I  Thurston  S  D.  (propr  Delphi  (Quartz 
!      Mill!. 

lAltaMi'iCo,  Iowa  Hill 

;  Lehaiian  Min  Co, 
Mornin<r  Star  Min  Co.  '  " 

Orion  Min  Co,  " 

Itccunstruetion  Min  Co.  " 

I'cniisylvania  Min  Co,  " 


siipti, 
.     Bcchtel  <!  M  Co,  (Mi  Messec  su])!),  " 
tV     llLlvideret;    .t    S    Min    Co,  (Bolter 
*"1         Ilnlincs  supt). 

if    BLACK    HAWK    GOLD  MIN- 

"t        ING    CO,  ('^  15  Ferguson  snpti.        " 
liodie  Blulf  Con  Min  Co,  (A  N  ilar- 

>J  SOME  TUNNEL  MINING  CO, 

fH        (Thos  Ihii^Kli'v  sujit), 

P     iiooker  Cold  I't   Silver  Mill  Co,  (A 

.H         M  inisworth  Mi|it), 

«   BOSTON    CONSOLIDATED,  (M 

O'  .ll.lHH    SUllt). 

P*    C'liatniiioii    Min    I'o,   (I.    Manchett 

iJ  M.l.tl. 

H  CONSOLIDATED  PACIHC.  (M 

^J^       .loues  supt),  " 

^  Dudley  <;ohl  iS:  SilvcT  Min  Co,  ii'or- 

®        t^r  ilolnies  supt). 

5  Ferguson  S  B,  (min  supt),  " 

Wi  Cipsy   t^Uieeii    (iold    .Mill    Co,  (D   C 

13        Norton  supt),  " 

M  (Idoilshaw  (Jold  Min<.'o,  (Thos  Buck- 

rl  I'-'.V  ^"I't), 

^  (l.mld  11  A,  (min  supt). 

2i  llaiTiiij.'toii  Cold  &  silver   Min  Co, 

n  (L  A  Bee  (Jraiige  sujit),                        " 

O.  HOMER  MILL  &  MINING  CO,  " 

a    LAST  CHANCE,  (M  Jones  supt),   '• 
McClinton  Cold  Min  Co,  (11  F  Lord 
Bupt),  " 


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Pioneer  Min  Co, 

San  B'rancisco  G  M  Co, 

Rose  W,  (supt  Zeile  Min  Co), 

Valparaiso  Quarti  Mine, 

Jeriiogan  J  L,  La  Orange 

Birds  £ye  Creek  Gold  Min  Co, 

Little  York 
Canden  Min  Co, 
Liberty  Hill   Min  Co, 
Little  York  Water  &  Min  Co, 
Mammoth  Blue  (jravel  Min  Co, 
Planet  Gravel    Mining  Co, 
Snicktam  Min  Co, 
Swamp  Angel  Min  Co, 
Wild  Cat  Min  Co, 

OARVET  RICHABD.       Los  Angeles 

WAUOAMAN  JOHN,  (gold  dry 

washer), 
Burke  Morris, 
Miller  Henry    H, 
Brown,  Elkins  &  Co, 
DaviH  Wm  &  Son, 
FrieiUer  M, 
Smith,  Dooley  St  Co, 
Taylor  Geo, 
Udell  C  P, 
Van   Emma  H  1., 
Crystal  Mine, 
Empire  Mine, 
Mdiinnis    Mine, 
White  Chief  Mine, 
Kimball  &  Cutting, 
Bloss  A  C, 
Black   Diamond  Coal 


Mammoth  City 
Michigan  Bluff 


Mineral   Kim 


Murphy's 
Nevada  City 
Min  Co, 

Nortonvill 
Oakland 
Penryn 


Fresno 
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Gait 

HoUlater 

Hanford 

Lofl  Angeles 


Marysville 


Phoenix  Mine 

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Placerville 
If 

I'lymouth 

Quicksilvor 

Uock 

San  Die;{<) 
Silveruio 
Angelu.s,     " 


Ludlum  &  Mather, 

Chapman  H  U 

Uobinaon  Wm, 

I^wley  &  I'atteu, 

Rhodes  M  C, 

Crawfonl  J  J, 

Park  Canal  &  Min  Co, 

Empire  (rold  Min  Co, 

Cal  Q  S  Mill  Co, 

Rumaey  I)  C, 

Hiscock  A  H, 

Black  Star  Coal  Min  Co, 

Blue  (i  &  S  M  Co  of  Los 

Santa  Clara  ('oal  Mine, 

Santa  Kiwa  M  &  M  Co  of  Now  York,  " 

Santiiigo  (}  &  S  M  Co  of  Anaheim,  " 

Excelsior  Water  A  Min  Co,    Smarts ville 

Pittsburg  Coal  M  Co,  SomersvilK' 

lAniit  W  G,  Sonora 

Wetmoi-e  If  G, 

WhittoThoa, 

Cherry    Wm,  Sulphur  Creek 

Diaturnell  Bros,  " 

Hughes  I), 

Ama«lor  Canal  &  Min  Co,    Sutter  Creek 

Amador  Min  Co, 

Lincoln  Min  Co, 

Bibbeus  ii  W,  Volcano 


Iowa  Hill!  Con  Amador  Hydraulic  Gold  Min  k 

Land  Co,  Volcano 

Boushey  8  &  A,  Min  Santa  Catalina 

Island,  Wilmington 

Forty-nine  and  Fifty-six  Q  Mine, 

Yankee  Hill 

MUSIC  &  MUSICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS. 

ERICSON  A  W.  Areata 

Hibbard  &  Somuier,  Chico 

HOSMERWS,  Culusa 

SWAN  F  S.  Concord 

BONSTELL  W  T,  Eureka 

WECK  F  A, 
GREENUP  ft  REID. 
THOMPSON  ft  SATER. 

Phelps  V  K, 

NTE  JACOB. 

SHARPCHAS&CO, 

CONTERNOOD, 

Day  &  Hodgkina, 
Hirshtield  I', 
Ijcwin  Ijouisft  Co, 

WANOEHANBROS. 

Doaiiut  &   Featherly, 

MF^JK  ft  DICKEY, 

Vv'iiuiier  H, 

LANDRAM  C, 

Hadaell  &  Rec'd, 
BrftiKl&  Bassett, 
BUENN  ADOLPH,  (agt  Steinway 

way  &  Son's  pianos),  Oakland 

Cowing  M,  '' 

Kohler  &  Chase,  " 

Muuvais  Zeno,  " 

MORGAN  CONSERVATORY  OF  : 

MUSIC.  (S  W  Ixiaoh  director), 
Viclif  Andrew  J,  " 

CHRICHTONW, 

KowK-y  H  A, 

SCHOENFELD  S  D, 
COOPER  JNO  F. 
DALE  &  CO, 

GREINER  GEO,  (piano  tuner  and 
repairer), 

H annuo r  L  K, 

Heyman  Arnold, 

Unit  N  S, 

LOTHHAMMER  A,(l)ianoand  or- 
gan tuner  and  repairer), 

Nolto  Henry, 

SCHNEIDER  A, 

Allen  \N'iley  H, 
Hamm  Mrs  M  A, 

HYDE  M  D  ft  CO.  (music), 

MORTON  C, 

Roderick  AH,  " 

Waldtenfel  A,  •' 

CRANE  ALPHONSE,  Santa  Barbara 


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GMemscy  &  Allen, 

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Jackson  G  W, 

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Owen  Chas  E, 

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PAIMEESG, 

Suisun 

SAUNDERS  WO, 

Vallejo 

Vallejo  A  A, 

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Ward  J  C. 

Visalia 

GERALD  JAMES  S, 

Woodbridge 

MUSIC  TEACHERS. 

Pattiani  Mme  E, 

Alameda 

HollawayWM, 

Arbuckle 

Hatihl  Mrs  C, 

Cloverdale 

Smith  Mrs  J, 

(< 

Wilburt  Mrs  P, 

<i 

Knight  Mrs  G  A. 

Eureka 

Martin  Mrs  E  C, 

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Knell  J  D, 

Los  Angeles 

Blacknicr  E  T, 

tfationul  '    ty 

James  E  A, 

Oakland 

Paije  (jko  F, 

it 

ElWood  J  H, 

SanJcs. 

Harvey  Will  1\, 

WILLIAMS  MRS  M  F, 

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Von  (ieldera  Mrs  M, 

Sonoma 

Smith  John  J,  Oreville 

CLEMENTS  JOHN.  Red  Bluff 

CHASE  E  W  &  L,  lUo  Vista 

Beard  M  K  &  Co,  Sacramento 

MORRIS  SAMUEL, 
SACRAMENTO  NEWS  CO*(whole- 

sale),  " 

SCWAMB  T  W. 

Wallace  W  I, 
Moore  C  f  I, 
Cook  M  A, 
LEWISES. 

Deiiuia  J  1>, 

Gofxlrioh  J  A, 

CRANE  ALPHONSE.    Banta  Barbara 

Wright  G  W  &  Son,  Santa  Clara 

Taylor  A  A,  Santa  Crux 

WRIGHT  &  OVERTON,  Santa  Rosa 


San  Bernardino 
San  Jose 

San  Luis  Obispo 


Whipple  V  M, 
PALMER  S  G. 
LOUTTIT  W  R, 
HARRISON  G  W. 

McElroy  P, 

DOLLARDMRSME. 

Berg  E, 


Saratoga 
Suiaun 

Stooktoii 

Truckee 

Vallejo 

Watsonville 

Woodland 


NEWS  AGENTS. 

(See  also    Books  and    Stationery;   alsn 
Varieties.) 


Porter  B  B, 
Ey  Frank, 
Crooks  W   H, 
Scribiier  W  H, 

JOHNSTON  W  H. 

Thitl  A  U 
HOSMER  W  S, 

Barrett  C  A, 
Drew  W  C  L, 
MATHEWS  JAMES 
STEWART  C  J, 

Humphrey  Jas, 

MAYER  SAMUEL. 

ShitnklinJ  T, 

SPENCER  WMK, 

Fanin^J, 

ALLEN  WW, 

LyonUeo  A  Jr, 
Lewiii  Louis  &  Co, 

Stoll  S 

MEEK  ft  DICKET, 
OARWIN  J  M. 
MEDLEY  P  H 
Hadseil  &  Reed. 
Bums  T  R, 
Taylor  Edward, 


Alameda 

Anaheim 

An^el  8  Camp 

Bakersfield 

Byron 

Chico 

Colusa 

Dutch  Fldt 

El  Dorado 

E,  Eureka 

I* 

Kolsom 

Fresno 
II 

Grass  Valley 

Havilah 

Hay  wards 

Lakeport 

Ixw  Angeles 

II 

Marysville 

Merced 

Modesto 

Monterey 

Oakland 


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NEWSPAPERS. 

"ADIN  HAWKEYE"  (Lafayette 
Biirnes  pubr),  Adin 

"ALAMEDA    ARGUS,"    (T   G 

Dauielis  propr),  Alameda 

"ALAMEDA  ENCINAL"  (Fredk 

K  Krauth  propr  ami  pub),  •• 

"MODOC INDEPENDENT."  (W 

I'   Edwards),  ,    Alturaa 

"ANAHEIM  GAZETTE,"(Richard 

Melrose  iiropr),  Anaheim 

"MOUNTAIN    ECHO,    THE," 

(Myron  Keed  i)r(>pr).      Angel's  Camp 

"ANTIOCH  LEDGER,"  (J  P  Ab- 

hiitt  propr),  Antioch 

"ARCATA    LEADER,"   (W    B 

Thorpe),  Areata 

"PLACER  HERALD,"  (Fletcher 
&  Kincade  pubs).  Auburn 

"  THE  PLACER  ARGUS,"  (H  W 

Fenton  editor),  " 

"COURIER    CALIFORNIAN," 

(A  T  Warren),  Bakera&eld 

"KERN    COUNTY  CALIFOR- 
NIA," (A  C  Maude  propr).  " 
"KERN  COUNTY  GAZETTE," 

(.)  F  liinthicuui  pub),  '• 

"BENICIA  CHRONICLE,"  (W 

H  Foreman  nuinager),  Benicia 

"NEW  ERA."  (A  W  Ferguson  & 
Co  propra),  *' 

"BERKELEY  ADVOCATE."  (H 

N  Mwrijuand  propr),  Berkeley 

•  •  BIGGS  RECORDER,"(F  F  Carn- 
duff  propr),  R^gg^ 


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"THE    MONTHLY    ADVER- 

TISER,"  (I  W  Hem),         lU.M.niHehl 

"BODIE  CHRONICLE,"  lUM  U 

&  Ak'x  Kolgor  jiroprs),  Hodie 

"J>iiily  BoiliL-  Stiiiulunl,"  (.1  1  (Jiim 
linmr),  " 

"DAILY  FREE  PRESS,"  (H  c 

OsliDriif  cilitnr),  " 

"MORNING  NEWS,"  (HT  H..0I0  ^^ 
"(IaSTROVILLE  ARGUS,"  ('- 

8i,'i)li  .M'-rritt  iiropr),  Castroville 

"CHICO  DAILY  RECORD, '  («ii' 

H  Cnissiitti' pi'<)|ir>,  C'liico 

"CHICO  ENTERPRISE,"   (H<l 

uanl  Hodle  prnpr), 

"WEEKLY  BUTTE  RECORD.' 

((it'cir^^i!  II  ( 'rossittt,' iti'iipr), 

"CLOVERDALE  REVEILLE,' 

(W  S  WalUL-i).  Cldvciilale 

"COL TON    SEMI-TROPIC, 

(wfokly).  (Sci|ii(i  ( 'raii.' |iul>),      Cdlton 

"COLUSA  SUN,"  (A,l.liM:,t<.n  & 


"HOLLISTER  TELEGRAPH." 

(L'lirsrdi  A  Harrison  nrfiprs),   H<illiatcr 

"HOLLISTER  ENTERPRISE." 

(Dolm  Mc(!<Mii^le  nrojir),  " 

'SAN    BENITO  ADVANCE," 

(Hiilu-rt  Sliaw  itri»i>r),  " 

"INYO  INDEPENDENT,"  (C'l.ai- 

till  it  it  TarUcr  jiniiirs),       liiile)iuni|tmcc 

"AMADOR  TIMES,"  (»  «'  Wai- 

ilroii),  lone  City 

"  AMADOR  DISPATCH,"  (W  M 

IVnry  iiropr),  .lacksoii 

"AMADOR LEDGER."  (U  Webh 
"AlffADOR  SENTINEL,"  (T.u 


iicr  iV  Saiilinni  itroiir^), 

"LAKE  COUNTY  BEE,"  (Ci'i- 

iicp  tt  JackHiiii  iPi'oin-s),  !<ak<'j),irt 

"LAKE  DEMOCRAT,"  Moim  K 

( 'i)nk  ])ru|ir),  '' 

"LIVERMORE  HERALD,"  (W 

I'  llaitlftt  ]ini]ir),  LiviTiuiirc 

,.  ,       "VALLEY  REVIEW,"  (Mi.s  <; 

'■'■''•'"'.  ,  (  •ilusi.i       |»,.  I'' <liitr,.,litor  aii.l  i.roi)r),  L,„li 

"DIXON  TRIBUNE,"  (A  li  Nyo        '•  LOMPOC  RECORD,"  (•' w  Vow 

1""!'  '•  Pixon       ,.|s  iMil.lisl.cr),  Loiiiikk! 

"DOWNEY  CITY  COURIER."         "daIlY  COMMERCIAL,"  ( f  i:  ' 

(A  W  aito  piii)i,  l»..«  luy  C  it\  1       \'„,.,.y  ,„.,,,„.),  |,os  An.'fle.s 

"Dounir'illc.  M,,.ss,.n,..r/    (Vau-lwi         !"  EVENING  EXPRESS,"    i.laily 

Dowmevillc,       and  \\  .vUlv  :  .1.1  AyiT.i  e.lit..r), 

V'   'V  ,.,   .'"I-A    CRONICA."    (I'antor  DcCe. 
(1  i;aii.'<i>inl,  hutt'li  lliit^       li-;  inoiirl  " 

"BROOKLYN    VIDETTE."       i"L'UNION  NOUVELLE,   (P 

I'.ast  Oaklamll       <  ;:,uc.' iimiMl.  " 

"DEMOCRATIC  STANDARD."         ••MORNING  HERALD."  (daily 


it    l>o\viur  pii'is), 

"DUTCH  FLAT  FORUM 


\\  III  Asi'is),  Miiroka 

"HUMBOLDT    TIMES,'    (i    i: 

\\'mii:ii  it   Son),  Muivka 

"WEST  COAST  SIGNAL,"  (daily 

and  \i  ci'kly  1.  I '  II  <  Jurdon, 


aiidwrclih:  ,1  1»  l.yncli  cdit.ir), 

"MOBNING  JOURNAL,"  (d  lily 

and  wcfkiv.    It  II  lli.'wtdt  ))nip;i,   " 

"SEMI-TROPIC  CALIFOR- 
" FOLSOM  TELEGRAPH."  ( M rs       I    ^^?^1'}'^'''Z\'^'^''^^  i:'":!"'' 

.1   F  llow  p'-'.prssi,  Fnksonil  "WEEKLY     MIRROR."    (^  ai- 

" FRESNO  EXPOSITOR."  (.1  w       I .. 'i'';!,^ '^'^^^'lig^'oVli'',,  ,v      „" 

r,.,-  Misnn  pnl.).  Fivsno!  "WEEKLY  RESCUE."  (^  'inwll 

"FRESNO  REPUBLICAN,"         „;^*^;;>':^*i  'irvr.    bttttx.  " 

(^..-klyi,  S  A  Miller  jml.,  "     |"IOWER     LAKE    BULLE- 

'•GEORGETOWN   GAZETTE."       \  ..TSIS'ULilTrT^vxTri>*T;i'. •''''" 
(H  W   IhilLuit  pr.jn),        ( i.M.r-(-townl     MAMMOTH  CITY  HERALD. 


"GILROY  ADVOCATE."  (IMV 


(W  W  I'l.irai.s  prc)[n'l,    Maiiinintli  City 


Hl.aki'  pi-ci])r1. 


'•DAILY  UNION,"  (Cl.as  .Mitdiell 
]>riiiirl.  <  Jr;iHn  V.illcy 

"FOOTHILL  WEEKLY  TID- 
INGS," ('^C  L-'wis  i.ropr), 
"HAY WARDS  JOURNAL."  (l^ 

M    Dallam  nditor  and  projtr), 

Hay  wards 

"HEALDSBURG    ENTER 

PRISE,"  (M>il!-''''W  liro.-i),  Jleald.sl.urg 

"RUSSIAN  RIVER    FLAG," 

(Leslie  A  .lordiui), 


(iilrov  "MARIPOSA    GAZETTE,"    (A 

•'  I- 1.1 ,,..1  M  ,,.;. 


i;c\Miil(is  |'i'i)]ir),  M  n-ipos.i 

"CONTRA  COSTA  GAZETTE." 

( liniikcr  it    i'ortfr),  M.irtiucz 

"  CONTRA  COSTA  NEWS,"  ( W  m 

1;  ('I'.uiiia  cditiu'and  iirojir),  " 

"MARYSVILLE    APPEAL," 

(Lockwoodit  l>ii\VKon),         Marysvillo 

"  MERCED  EXPRESS,"  (weekly; 
Nti>neroad  it  Co,  iinlilishcr.s),     Mei'oed 

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"MODESTO  HERALD."    (tiiuH 

Maxwell  i)roi)r),  iModuato 

"STANISLAUS    COUNTY 
WEEKLY  NEWS,"  (J  i)  Sj)en- 

cur  itul)),  " 

"THE  CALAVERAS  CHRONI- 
CLE." (I'  li  Hiul>y),  AL.k.luimie  Hill 
"MONITOR  ARGUS,"  d* W  Par- 

kir  'tlitor),  Monitor 

*i  i  "  MON  T  E  R  E  Y     CALIFOR- 

'•.'  NIAN,"     (11     H     Wi.tson),     M..iitnr.:y 

ill  "NAPA  DAILY    GOLD  DOL- 

Ir       LAR."(-'  H  C.HmcT).  Naiuv 

.a!  "NAPA REGISTER"  (rraiici3& 

hf        Spiiuliliiij,' iir(>)ir.s),  " 

.-    ''NAPA  COUNTY  REPORTER." 

<  (Mrs  <i  \V  (Jilt  i>r(i|ir), 

'      "DAILY  TRANSCRIPT," 

»       (Hiowii  &  (.'alUiiiH  jmbs),  Ntvada  C'ity 

^    "NEVADA    HERALD,"  (<ivay, 

0'  l),lvi.Hi%    lit  T/ill'.HT    lIlKliSI,  " 

O   "NORTH  SAN  JUAN  INDE- 
PENDENT." (AC  I'ortc.r  [n'o[>r), 

Nortii  Smi  Juan 

..  "CITY  ITEMIZER."  (i:  sci.-i- 

QJ]       (lin^  in.iiKiuiT),  Oakland 

C   "EVENING  TRIBUNE,"  (Wm 

•■•         I)  M.iiLiii"  ni'ULU;ii'),  " 

>»  "LADIES'  HOME  JOURNAL."" 

QL       (II  Mdrsriiiupr),  " 

0    "OAKLAND   COURIER."     Mc 

Q.Niiill  in  it  'riiiK'kcr  I'mpis).  '* 

"OAKLAND   DAILY   TIMES,"" 

^  I       (.1  l>  Wyiiiim  iMiinaviT),  " 

©  I  "OAKLAND  JOURNAL,"  (A  M 
**   "OAKLAND  PRESS,"  (D^  Witt 

w        ('  I.HWii'nc(>|iroiir),  " 

J    "SIGNS  OF   THE  TIMES,"      " 
.    "  T  RIBUNE"  PUBLISHING  CO, 

TJ        (Win  K  Kar^^ii'  nianaun),  " 

.-    "BUTTE  COUNTY  REGISTER," 

'~        (\\  in  Sliai'lciv  itmiir),  OiMvilic 

n    "OROVILLE  WEEKLY  MER- 

|y        CURY,"  (\V>a  l>oMutt  lu-iM-l,      " 

*    "PETALUMA  WEEKLY  AR 

la        GUS,"  (NV.v-ton  v^  C.i),  I'ltalunia 

0    "SONOMA  COUNTY  PRESSE," 

(uciklv,  I"  \V  Ciiluii'n  pr(ii>r\ 

*  "THE  PETALUMA  COURIER,'" 

C        (W  !•'  Shattui'k  in-uprK 

fii  "ELEORADO  COUNTY  REPUB- 

(3        LIOAN,"    (!'.     K    l>avi«    pivi.r), 

k  I'lacorvillo 

hfl  'MOUNTAIN   DEMOCRAT," 

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"PEOPLES"  CAUSE."  (J  ll  Pryor 

proiir),  Jioil  IJlnty 

"SENTINEL."    (A  Townsend),  .   " 


"  THE  LEDGER,"  (Frank  W  Siuitli 

i)ronr),  J  led  liluff 

LEDDING  INDEPENDENT,' 

(!''  M  Swasiy  inil)),  Koddinu 

"  SAN  MATEO  COUNTY  JOUR 

NAL,"     (ll    <^     Uowley     nub), 

Ivi'dwood  (.'ity 
San  Mateo  I'nblisliing  Co,   ("Times 
and  Oa/ettf).  " 

"PRESS  AND   HORTICUL- 

TURI3T,"  (1.  M  Holt  pul)),  Itiverside 
"EEL  RIVER  ECHO."   (W  ll 

Itiinuols),  liolinerville 

"DAILY  RECORD-UNION." 

(S.K'rauuMito    I'ul)     (.'()),     SaiTaniento 

"DENTAL    JAIRUS,"     (W   o 

'I'liiailkill  vroin-),  " 

"SACRAMENTO  BEE,"  (J  Mc- 

(.'latcliv  &  Co),  " 

"SACRAMENTO    JOURNAL." 

(K  1'"  Wicnu'vcr  &  (.'oproprs),  " 

"SACRAMEl^TO   LEADER,' 

(.l>iliii  N  liirkiii  iiropr),  '' 

SACRAMENTO    PUBLISHING 

CO,  (■•l>,dly  ilroord-Union"    and 
"\V«'i:!<lv  Uniim'"),  Sacramento 

"STATE  DEMOCRAT,"  (Ford  & 

Clark  pn>i>r,s).  " 

"M  ilcluna  Star,"  (C  A  (iardnor\ 

St  Hi  Una 

MONTEREY     DEMOCRAT,' 

!■)  W  li  i   ll  piKiir),  Salinas  City 

"SALINAS  INDEX,"  (W  J  H 
Hdl). 

"CALAVERAS  ADVERTIS- 
ER." iWniO  Swonson),   i^an  Andr<;as 

"CALAVERAS    WEEKLY 

CITIZEN,"  Kr  F  Lfavitt  propr),  " 
"S,in   I'cruarduiii  'rinic-, "' (^Varl•^.  ii 
\\  ilsiMi  pr  'pri,  San  Bi'rnardino 

•'SAN  BERNARDINO  VAL- 
LEY INDEX,"  iW  i;  Pcrtoi),     " 

"VENTURA  FREE  PRESS,' 

(Mr I, can  it  .^im),      San  lUiL'navi.ntiira 

"VENTURA  SIGNAL."  (Si.cri- 

dan  l',]'i)s  prKpi'sk  '" 

•'SAN   DIEGO  NEWS,"  (Julian 

it  li  iki  r  pmIp^i,  San  Dio^'o 

••SAN  DIEGO  UNION,"  (d.iiy 

and  wi't'klv,  I'lnmias  <  iurm  pnl)),    " 
"DAILY   TIMES,"  (.^  W  IVLacy 

jnoprl,  San  Jose 

"PIONEER.""  (Ali-x  FMnrL'ottun).  '■ 
"TOWN    TALK."    iCluvi-nger  & 

Salisliury), 

•SAN  JOSE    COURIER."'  (Al- 
bert Ha.-iim  proi»r),  " 
"SAN  JOSE  HERALD,"  (Her- 

all  Conui.-iny  jiiilis),  " 

"SAN  JOSE  MERCURY."' (.1 .1 

OwfU  manager),  .    " 

"SAN     LEANDRO    REPORT- 
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patw),  San  Luii  Obiapo 

"8 OUT  HERN  CALIFORNIA 
ADVOCATE,"  (C  H  Phillips  & 

Wm  M  Armstrong  propra),  " 

"Marin  County  Journal,"  (T  Bar- 
stow  prqpr),  San  Kufael 

*'MARXN  COITNTT  TOCSIN." 

<JaH  H  Wilkin  &  Co), 

"SANTA  ANA  HERALD."  (J 

W  I^vman  pronr),  Santa  Ana 

''SANTA    ANA    WEEKLY 

TIMES."  (Frank  Cobler), 
"SANTA    BARBARA     INDE- 
PENDENT,"   (weekly,   Charloa 
Warren  propr),  Santa  Barbara 

'*  SANTA  BARBARA  PRESS." 

(H  C  Otis  propr),  " 

"SANTA  CLARA  JOURNAL." 

(Theo  Coleman  etlitur),       Santa  Clara 

*'SANTA    CRUZ    LOCAL," 

(weekly),  Santa  Cruz 

"SANTA  CRUZ  SENTINEL," 

(McPhersou  &  Waldron  proprs), 
"SANTA  CRUZ  WEEKLY 

COURIER, '  (H  C  Patnuk), 

"SONOMA  DEMOCRAT."  (Thos 

L  Thompson  propr),  Santa  Kosa 

"SHASTA    COURIER,"   (W   L 

Carter  pub),  Shasta 

"THE  SONOMA   INDEX," 

(A  Drahms),  Sonoma 

"TUOLUMNE  INDEPEND- 

ENT,"  (Duchow  Bros  proprs),  Sonera 

"UNION    DEMOCRAT.**^  lian- 

dull  ft  Koberts  proprs),  " 

"THE  COIOCERCIAL  REC- 
ORD," (William  M  Oenig  pub), 

Stockton 

"DAILY  EYENINO  HER- 
ALD," (Preston  &  Bell  proprs),      " 

"Stockton  Banner,"  (Adolph 
('laser  propr),  " 

"  MAIL'^PUBLISHINQ  CO,  (Ber- 

dine,  Cohnan  &  Nuui.iu  proprs),     " 
"Stockton  Businet)*)  tJdIlege  Jour- 
nal," (P  R  Clarke  « .J.tor),  H  " 

••STOCKTON  BAILY  AND 
WEEKLY  INDEPENDENT," 

(Worlcy  &  Milne  proprs),  " 

"SOLANO   REPUBLICAN,"  (O 

R  Coghlan  propr),  Suisun 

"LASSEN  ADVOCATE."    K  A 

^\  eed  propr),  ^'u^;anvill«: 

" Tehama  Tocsin,"  (Cutter  &  K.lly), 

Tehama 

"TRUCKEE    REPUBUCAN." 

(C  F  Mc(>lashan  propr),  Truckee 

"  Democratic  Despatch, "  (A  W  Sef- 
ton  propr),  Ukiah 

••MENDOCINO    DEMOCRAT." 


(Alex  Montgomery  pub), 


"UKIAH  CITY  PRESS,"  (Car- 
penter ft  Co  proprs),  Ukiah 

"SOLANO  TIMES."  (a«o  Roe 
»rour),  Vallejo 

"  VAtLEJO  CHRONICLE,"(£ve. 

ning,  H  P  Taylor  editor),  " 

"  TULARE  WJSEKLY  TIMES." 

(M  C  RutK  ft  Bro  pulra),  Vislia 

"  ALAMEDA  COUNTY  REPOR- 
TER," (Everett  T  Calkim). 

Washington  Corners 

"CALIFORNIA  TRANS- 
CRIPT," (W  H  Wheeler  propr), 

Wutsonville 

"SEMI-WEEKLY  TRANS- 
CRIPT," (W  H  Wheeler  propr),   " 

"  WAT80NVILLE  PAJARONI- 
AN,"  (Cummings  ft  Uadclilf),         " 

"Trinity  Journal,"  (C  W  Craig 
propr),  WeavervilU 

"  THE  WILLOWS  JOURNAL," 
( K  J  Hart  propr),  W  illows 

"WOODLAND  DAILY  DEMO- 
CRAT." (Wm  Saunders),    Woodland 

"  WOODLAND  REPUBLICAN." 
(Beach  Bros  proprs),  " 

"YOLO  MAIL."  (W  W  Theobalds 


"«rS?'- 


!00N  JOURNAL."  (R  Nix- 
on piib),  Yreka 

"  YREKA  UNION."  (J  W  Bird),  " 

NOTARIES   PUBLIC. 

PALMER  N  W.  Alameda 

Shoatf  P  L, 

Fitzgerald  W, 

Montgomery  Victor, 

Scott  R  W, 

l<in(!«ay  T  R, 

Vaughn  C  L  M, 

Hopkins  (J  W, 

Fuiweilcr  J  M, 

LARDNER  W  B. 

Walsh  E, 
Arick  R  E, 
Colby  P  T, 

FREEMAN  J  W. 

Smith  Vtxio  Vnnable, 

BARRY  JAMES, 

Br(»wnull  I)  1{, 

CARNDUFF  FRANK  F. 

Muhord  P  H, 
Doiui  W, 

LAND  J  M  &  CO, 

Moore  S  W, 

PETERSON  R  L. 
8ULUVAN  C  W. 
Hill  £  K, 
Chapman  8, 
Collins  T  W, 
Kaetzel  Philip, 


Alturas 

Anaheim 
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Angel's  Camp 

Arbuokle 

Areata 

Auburn 
II 

II 

Bakersfield 
II 

II 

II 


Bieber 

Biggs 

Bloeksbiirg 

Boca 

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Merritt  M  R, 
TATES  L  0. 

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OIFFORD  A  J. 

Hallet  Andrew  8, 
Rhino  Choa, 
Morgan  D  B, 
Storey  W  B, 
White  W, 
Davenport  N, 
White  E  E, 

UENINO  JNO  H, 

Bilker  J  M, 

BRADBURY  E  0. 

Cotten  J  W, 
Knsten  A  J, 

WELLS  OEO  S, 

BiiHter  J  W, 
PctcfB  John, 

PREWETT  J  E, 
BARRETT  J  H, 
BELL  FRED  W. 

DoUison  J  K, 

MELENDT  J  M. 
DOBBINS  A  J, 

Cumininga  E  C, 

Wright  R  B, 

Yates  E  R, 

Merrill  W, 

Cowden  M  H, 

SANDERS  J.M. 

Heller  L, 

Bell  V  G, 

CLARE  &M0KENZIE. 

Creed  &  Edwards, 
Dixon  H  S, 
Gnuly  W  D, 
HILL  S  H. 
TUPFER  H  C. 
TUFFER  WALTER  D. 
VAUOHAM  &  HARRIS. 
Smith  J  M, 
Shufflleton  H  H, 
CRAWORD  E  L, 

JackaonJ  P, 
Schulze  0  C, 
Wiuchel  G, 
Satterwhite  Thoa  D, 


Cambria  Harria  C  P, 
Camptonvillej  Brotherton  R  K, 
Castroville,  Johnson  G  G, 
Centreville  StovoU  A  B, 
Cherokee  Porter  Robert, 
Chioo;  Conkliu  A  D, 
"      EiboHhutz  A  W, 
Clayton'  Huahes  J  R, 
Cloverdale  SURFACE  J  W 
Colfax  Afironaon  W, 
(voloma  Riclitniycr  B  F, 
Colton;  Camiiiotti  A, 
Columbia'  Spftjifiioli  U  B, 
Colusa  I  Preston  A  B, 
Copperopolis^  Fay  Alvia, 
Diamond  Springs  Warner  John, 


Dixon 


Downey  City 
Dutch  Flat 

Elniira 


Fairfield 

Ferndale 

Fiddletown 

Florin 

Forest  Hill 

Fort  Bidwell 

Fort  Jones 

French  Corral 

Fresno 


Doyle  Jno  J, 

KrITSCHASW, 
RIDOEAJ. 
ROBERTS  EW, 
SPENCER  WMX. 

Brown  T  C, 
Dixon  F  R  J, 
DUNBAR  JOFN. 
CADWELLD. 
ABBOTT  RUFUS, 
BABGOCKMS. 

Cohn  E, 

OAXESAO. 


HAMMOND  J  A, 

McCarty  A  P, 
Paul  E  M, 
Tunis  Frank  D, 
Turner  J  W. 

Whw'ler  S, 

OILROT  L, 

Gray  W  A, 
Jacobs  J  Jr, 
Weyand  Julius, 

LOVE  M  F  H, 

Meeker  A  C, 
Ilcnning  I  P, 
Blanchard  J  H, 
Chapman  R  H, 

DOBINSON  GEO  A, 

Fox  Chas  J , 
(» raves  J  A, 
(Jray  W  H, 
Holmes  A  C, 
Kays  J  as  C, 

KING  A  J, 

Mitchell  H  M, 
FATTON  GEO  S, 

Warner  J  .1, 

STANLET'J  R, 
BATTELLE  T  F, 
SIMPSON  RICHARD, 

liUttges  (t, 
Reynolds  A, 
Jones  J  P, 
Miller  C  Ed, 

KRAUSEJP   « 

Merritt  Geo, 
HARDEN  BROS. 
BATES  SAMUEL  E. 

Chapman  Harry, 

FARRAR  FRANEtH. 

Fleming  C  K, 
Gribi  John, 
Hicks  James  E, 
Jackman  E, 
Law  John  k , 
Robertson  John  W, 
Ward  R  H, 
Havilah  Wiggington  P  D, 
Hay  warda  Gladden  J  M, 


HilPa  Ferry 
HoUiater 

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Hueneme 

Hydeaville 

Independence 


lone  City 
Jacinto 
Jackaon 


Jamestown 
Keniville 
Knight's  Ferry 
La  Grange 
I^keport 


La  Porte 
(I 

Lemoore 


Little  Stoney 

Livermoro 

L»di 

Lompoc 

Loa  Angeles 


Gait 

Gas  Point 

Georgetown 


Germantown 

GibaoDville 

Gilroy 

Grangeville 

Grasa  Valley 


Grayaon 

Greenwood 

Guadaloupe 

Hamburg  Bar 

Hanford 


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Monterey 

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Mountain  View 

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II 

VV.aiiig  J  M, 

II 

licaining  Christopher, 

Ncwhall 

Pond  Chas  L, 

Nord 

O'NEILL  PATRICK,  North  San  Diego 

STIDGER  JAMES, 

North  San  Juan 

Stidger  J  as  A, 

II 

Stidg'ir  0  P, 

II 

Hill  C  S  S, 

■  Oakdale 

Benedict  Ncwtoii, 

Oakland 

Burrall  W  H, 

II 

CALLAGHAN  J, 

II 

DGDGE  CHAS  F. 

II 

HARRISON  M  B, 

II 

Haswell  F  B, 

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LAWRENCE  DE  WITT  C. 

PRATHER  W  L, 

II 

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II 

JackHoii  ,T, 

Cak  Run 

Colister  Oscar, 

Occidi.nta! 

WIGHT  R  B, 

01et.M 

Hays  1)  B. 

LEONARD  JNO  P, 

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Paso  Do  Rohlef 

CAVENAUGH  JOHN,         Petalum:. 

FARQUARCS. 

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II 

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II 

Welsh  P  Y, 

Plainslmrp 

Donaldson  A, 

Pleasant  Grovt 

PALMER  J  R, 

Pleasanton 

Richardsou  U  M, 

Plymouth 

Red  R  C, 

Porters  villi 

Porters  ville 

Princeton 

Quiney 

Red  Bluir 


Redding 

Redwood  City 

II 

Riversido 
•Sacramento 


Williamson  (I  A, 
Robinson  S  A, 
Ke!l,-g  W  W. 
BANKS  JEROME. 
COMSTOCK.  C  A, 
HOOK  M  A, 

Mc(.-t>yn  lok  J  as. 
Fox  (J  W, 
Rosa  (r  C, 

GREVES  JAMES  P, 
ALEXANDER  D  E, 
BROWN  W  B  C, 

Davis  Win  .), 

FARR  G  W, 
HINKSON  ADD  C. 
HOPPER  P  J, 
LEONARD  A. 

Miuiiiiiig  A, 

MARSTIN  ED  M, 

McClcllan  W  li. 
V'enablo  A  15, 
Wollel)  ChjKS 

SMITH  W  A  C, 
CUTTER  SAMUEL  L, 
PARKER  W  M  R, 
SWINERTON  S  M, 
WALL  J  A, 
Hc.ldick  .1  B, 

REED  JUDGE  IRA  H, 

Allen  ChasW,  t>i>n  Bernardino 

Brown  .loiin  .Iv,  " 

CONDEE  &  MITCHELL, 

Curtis  \V,J,  <• 


St  Helena 
,  Salinas  City 


San  Andreas 


PORTER  W  R, 

Bledsoe  N  C, 
<!  ranger  L  C, 
Hall  E  S, 
Sinn  Tliomas  A, 
Tliomoson  F  A, 

WILllAMS  W  T. 

Boyd  ,!o'iin  15, 

BRADT  GG,  (B&Sons), 

l''.iirGliilil  .)  A, 

HITCHCOCK  GEO  N, 

Keating  M, 
IJeweiyn  Wni, 
Xoell  C  P, 
Re.-d  ])  C, 

MOFFITTAE. 

McMuhon.l   F, 

BELL  JOHN. 
BLACKFORD  G  W. 

Boring  S  W, 

BROWN  J  E. 
CORDELL  THOS  H, 
KNAPP  J  L. 

Ijdwu  .lames  \\, 
Ma  lone  J  T, 
Mason  H  A, 
Minor  P  O, 
PARKHURST  W  A, 

Armstrong  \Vm  M, 
Dillard  W  B, 


San  Buenaventura 


San  Diejo 


San  Fernando 
San  Juan 
Sun  Joso 


San  Luis  Obigpo 


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MoCONAUGHEY  WM, 

I'restou  R  M,  " 

VENABLE  McDowell  r, 

WILCOXON  J  M, 

Turner  Jasper  N , 
Boyce  M  B, 

TILLOTSON  H  J, 
HUMPHEEYS  C  W, 

Cooper  A  S, 

DaLARD  R  M, 

store:e  c  a, 

Thompson  C  A, 

JENKINS  OC, 

JJolton  A  K, 
Thompson  llichard, 

ACTON  WILLLAM, 

Allen  H  B, 

KNOX  G  R, 
TAYLOR  CLAY  W, 
BULLERDIECK  A, 

Kuan  P  H, 


Wagner  W  S,  West  Oakland 

CARALOFF  ALICE.  Willows 

MoNortoii  Prank,  " 

Hnlse  J  (,',  Winters 

Ball  J  C,  Woodland 

iSnn  Marcns'  Frost  C  .S,  " 

Santa  Monical  (Jrant  Hudson,  " 
San  Pablo  LAMBERT  J. 


Santa  Ana 
Santa  Barbitra 


Santa  Clara 
Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Rosa 

Sebttstopol 

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HORSLEY  J  R, 
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Diichow  W  A, 
Galvin  E  R, 

ROGERS  £  A, 

street  0  L, 
Baker  M  D, 
Cutting  fi  M, 

FRAZER  P  B, 
GIBSON  WM  M, 

Mallon  T  C, 
McCarty  Jas  M, 

WEBSTER  JlifOH, 

Without  R  E, 
Dunlap  T, 
Abies  Thoa  J, 
Fisher  A  L, 
Lovjoy  J  A, 

WiiRD  J  F, 
CAROTHERS  THOS  L, 
ROGERS  J  T, 

Thompson  1)  P, 
Blackman  H, 

COXWRJR, 
HUBBS  CHAS  H. 

Riley  ii  W, 

BRADLEY  N  0, 

Cullen  W  B, 

GIDDINGS  C  J, 

IjGvy  tlnlius, 

McNAMARA  T  M, 
ZUMALT  D  K, 
DAVIS  T  M. 
HOLBROOKLD. 
LELL  JULIUS, 
PORTER  JEROME, 
Young  Frank  W, 


Shaw's  Flat 

Sheep  Rancli 

Shingle  Npriugs 

Silveradi* 

Slack's  Canyon 

Smith  River 

Snelling 

Sonoma 

Sonora 


Stockton 


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Tonialcs 
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Tulare 
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Ukiah 
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Upper  Ijake 
Vallejo 


Visalia 


Watson  ville 


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Tliunias  C  F, 

NOTIONS. 

(See  Varieties.) 

NURSERYMEN,    SEEDSMEN 
AND  FLOr:iSTS. 

Meyers  — ,  Alameda 

Rosmarin  (ieo,  " 

Davis  Custave  iV  \)  <&  Bro),       Anaheim 
K(  lly  P.  Ciistroville 

Nui-on  li  M,  East  Oakland 

Sex  ton  Jos,  Goleta 

Douglas  &  Thornc,  fh-augcville 

Hanson  J  H,  Hansonville 

Boutim  A,  Little  Sprii.gs  Station 

EXOTIC  GARDENS  AND  1*  UR- 

SERY,  (liOuisJ  Steng<)l),  Lo8  Angeles 
Fisher,  Ri^-hardsou  i  Co,  " 

McKINLAY  BROS, 

Scliaeller  Henry, 

STENGEL  LOUIS  I, 

Weinhold  Rudolphe, 

WOODHEAD  &  GAY, 

Jacks  W  S, 
Fillmiirc  John, 
Kisch  D, 

GROVE  &  BUCHANAN. 

Hutchinson  Jas, 
Modicus  A, 
Beach  Chas, 
Hay  ward  D  C. 
Sibley  W  K, 
Wri>;ht  Chas, 
Bennett  H  G, 
Mills  Bros, 
Williamson  !c  Co, 

PEPPER  W  H, 

Blaisdell  S  ( ;, 
Chapin  0  S, 
(iunniiig .], 
Stephans  H, 
Knnz  Peter, 
O'Brien  Thoa, 
Williamson  &.  Co, 
Kohler  J  B, 
Asher  J  M, 
Rock  John, 

ROSS  L  &  SON, 

Beckett  John  T, 
Ford  G  W, 
Sexton  Joseph, 


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Spdnce  John,  Santa  Barbara 

CraiK  James  A,  Santa  Cruz 

DOELTZ  LOTTIS, 

Burbank  Luther,  Santa  Ros; 
Smyth  E  H,  " 

Tucker  A  F,  " 

Shillingaburiz  Wm,  Vallejo 

KEANY    PATRICK, 

Washington  Corners 
Strong  Robert,  Westminster 

Railey  James,  West  Oakland 


OCULISTS. 


ORESSLER  CHAS 
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Cooksley  — , 


A, 


I*]ast  Oakland 
Sacramento 


OFFICERS. 

(See  County  Officers;  also  State  Officers; 
also  U  S  Officers.) 

OIL. 

Onstott  I  H,  Ijos  Anpt'les 

California  Star  Oil  Works,  Newhall 

Falls  J  H,  Oakland 

CONTINENTAL  OIL  AND 
TRANSPORTATION  CO,   (A 

Andrew  manager),  Sacramento 

Scofield  &  Tevis. 

ORNAMENTAL  PLASTERING. 


McLean  Wm, 
Pieruccini  S, 
Raetshmcr  Wia  &  Co, 
Stevenson  James, 


Ix)B  Angeles 
Sacramento 


Stockton 


OYSTER  SALOONS. 

(See  also  Restaurants. ) 


Heceland  Jacob  R, 

DOOLET  THOS. 
BOND  A, 
FISCHE]bl  JOHN, 
PRICE  J  M, 

Tomicit  (Jovani, 

MTJLLE  W, 

Calhoun  B, 
Campbell  A  Spiars, 

VISCOVICH  JOHN. 

Haloon), 
Walmsley  P  &  Co, 
Mund  <]!has, 
LAPIERRE  0. 
LOUIS  ISIDOR, 
EUTCH  JOHN. 
LINDEN  J  T. 

Doan  J  S, 

nUZAR  AX, 


Alameda 

Chico 

Colusa 

Kurcka 

<iridley 

Los  Angeles 

Marysvillo 

Oakland 
II 

(C   P  Oyster 


Sacramento 

Salinas  City 

San  Diego 

San  Jose 

Santa  Barbara 

Vallejo 

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PAINTERS. 

(See  also  Paints,  Oil,  Glaas,  etc.) 

Metzger  St,  Banta,  Alameda 

Morns  &  Powell,  «« 

Robertson  John,  (grainer),  " 

Oreenslet  C  D,  Alturaa 

Keebcr  R  B,  Anderson 

Peachy  II  J,  Angel's  Camp 

Lee  &  Waldis,  Autioch 

Hueatis  T  F  &  W,  Areata 

Hughes  W  B,  (carriage),  Aubirn 

Riley  J  A,  Bakers^Lld 

Ijoe  Chas,  Bakerswood 

Harrigan  M,  Beuicia 

Walkim  S,  Berkeley 
VVarren  J,                           Bird's  Landing 

Abbott  J  M,  Bodie 

Chapman  li,  '« 

Palmer  J,  Bollard's  Bar 

Cantit'ld  W  L,  Ceres 

SWEARINGEN  WM  W.         Chico 
TANFIELD  ANTHONY,  (car 

riage\,  •' 

ALVERADO  JOSEPH^  Cloverdaie 

NELSON   J  P,  (0!..  ■• '.aj,-.  -Ti  and 

ornanuint.J),  Cdlusa 

Sheehan  James,  •' 

WHITE  0  W,  (sign), 

SWAN   F  S.  Concord 

Wells  Kdwin,  Davis 

Smith  I)  A,  Downey  City 

FALLER  J  R,  Dutch  Flat 

Heppard  Rich,  " 

Haniian  J  J,  East  Oakland 

Wittich  John,  Elk(irove 

Howanl  ( i,  Elmira 

Ferrier  David,  (carriage).  Eureka 

Hermence  Peter,  " 
Hult  J, 

McLachlan  KB,  " 

Smiley  J  C,  " 

Hart  C  B,  Ferndal,j 

Simpson  J  W,  " 

Hoyle  Edward,  F'  '.t-iui 

Everett  J  F,  For..,'  H  ' 

Boyle  ft  (iilbcrt,  F      v 

INGHAM  JAS  &  SON.  :^! 

Villagran  M  J, 


DassonvilluC  F, 
Kendall  R  A, 
Murphy  (ieo, 
Eicliler  Oscar, 
<teorge  P  S, 

SUOHT  GEO. 
AKERMAN  A  E, 
JONES  C  ED, 

A.lge  F  1, 
Clavt<m  W  E, 
I'isher  A  H, 
Huff  W  R, 
Wriuht  &  Miller, 

MILLER  WM  H, 


Grass  Valley 


Oridley 

Hauford 
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Haywards 

Haaldsbur^ 

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Austin  W  H,  Lompoc 

OOVGLAS  A  H,  Los  Angeles 

iLriuy  Chas,  " 
Marshall  C  H, 

Maxwell  &  Erichson,  '' 

Moran  S,  " 

MOfiSCH  &  MANNINO, 

Kannnerd  Henry  C,  (sign),  " 
Reilly  T, 

Shroder  J  C  &  Sons,  " 

HABIBLIN  &  PAYNE,  Martinez 

ANDKEWS  S,  Muryaville 

IJroifdoii  Win,  " 

LANET   &  DERINQER,    (car- 

riawi),  " 

SAUL  &  DEPXIY,  (carriage), 
Ainsley  Wm,  Mendocino 


Holmquest  N  R,  (carriage), 
Fell?  f leifoso, 
Lester  George, 
Adilison  J  H, 

HOUGHTON  D  J, 

Wright  «r  A,  (carriage), 

AMBROUSE  J  N. 
WHITE  JOHN, 

Witliiugton  G  ii, 

OAOE  A  S. 

Wright  E  M, 
Barker  Alfred  Z  T, 
Uoody  &  Hooley,  (sign), 
Farwell  F  M, 
Fiuuigan  M  J, 
GreenuB  ft  Oaks,  (sign). 
Hall  F  T, 
How  J  E, 
Mitchell  V  P, 
RUTHERFORD  C  B, 

Siesbuttul  M, 
(Smitli  Jno  O  N, 
Stephenson  S, 
Mills  (ieo  L, 
Rohiiisnn  S, 

PETERSON  N. 

Schiuilt  Geo, 
Given  W  J, 

VALENTINE  C, 
FALES  W  M, 

Dillon  llobt, 
lu^fiim  A  B, 
HANSON  E  H. 
U'ury  D  G, 
Whootcn  F, 
Miller  L  mis. 


Mercad 

Modesto 
t< 

Monterey 
>< 

N(ip;v 
Nelson 

Nevada  City 
it 

Oakdale 
Oakland 


Olcma 

Ophir 

Oroville 

Ortigiilito 

Pacheco 

Petaluma 

Plncerville 

Point  Arena 
ii 


Redwood  City 


Rio  Vista 


BERRY  JOHN  C>  (carriage),  Roseville 
Aiiilersiin  Borvr,  Sacramento 

ASH  ROBT  W.  (carriage), 
BENNETT  ft  HARVEY.  (Sacra 

mentii  Sign  Works), 
Cttlvyn  &  Chipinan,  (sign  and  orna- 
mental paintin"), 

(niNNINOHAML 

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HOFFE  HENRY,  (carriage), 

Sacramento 
Kropff  Wm,  (carriage)  " 

Mannony  V  A,  (glazing  and  paper 

hanging),  '* 

Mitchell  &  Gilbert,  " 

aUINN  &  BURKHARD,  (sign 

works),  " 

Rowan  .1  P,  (carriage),  " 
SANTOS  J  A,  (sign  painting  and 

iidvertiaer),  *' 

SMITH  Q  Vt  (sign  and  ornamen- 
tal), 

Stoner  W  P,  " 

Brower  J  D,  -  Salinas  City 

Dnnhiim  Fred,  " 

WORTHINGTON  JOHN  G. 

S.m  Bernardino 
Boeker  F  H,  San  Buenaventura 

Murray  &  Co,  " 

Pearson  A  B,  San  Diego 

Pierce  W  W, 

RICHAST>SUN  JOHN, 

Steele  &  (i, 
Tallman  E  H,  (carriage),  " 

Castro  M,  San  Jose 

CHRISTY  J  B,  (carriage), 

GREENINGER  ft  YOUNG, 

.Tarmen  J  P,  " 

Kimball  Theodora, 

KinwJl  Wm  G,  " 

LESTER  &  BYRN. 

Hinaldo  !», 

RIVERS  T  J. 

Koss  C  H, 
Will.y  C  F. 

YOUilJBERG  C  A. 
Bowman  W  H,  San  Juan 

Clark  lsaac,(house  and  sign), SanLeandro 
Smith  Henry,  San  Lorenzo 

Darsey  M  V,  (carriage),  San  Luis  Obispo 
Knight  Saml  C,  " 

Uoilerimiez  Frank,  " 

PROCTOli  CHAS  E.  San  Mateo 

Wil.y  J  S, 
Ware  .Ino, 

ANDERSON  CHRIS, 


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THOMAS  J  W. 

Cleale  J  A, 

Longawa  .Ino,  (carriage), 

Br.-.cUett  C  T, 

FATERSON  W  T, 

Bicker  F  M, 
(Jadsby  B  C, 
Longley  O  A, 
O'Connor  M  J, 
Hill  Jno  C  &  Son, 
Bradfonl  N  D, 

WILSON  W  P, 

Hartvig  Wm, 
Haycox  T  J, 
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San  Rafael 
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Santa  Barbara 
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Santa  Clara 
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Santa  Crux 


Shasta 

Silvctado 

Smartsville 

Sonoma 

Sonom 

Stockton 


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Caifmmia. 

CLASSIFIItD. 


PHO 


Kidd  Jas  E, 

Quinn  Juo, 

Qnian  &  McDoughald, 

Stelling  F, 

Wenk  T  B, 

GOLDEN  MABE. 

Jones  T  E, 
Falconbridge  J, 
Crellin  J,  (glazier), 
Emerson  Jas,  (carriage), 
RAINES  THOS.  (house,  sign 
carriage) 

KIMBAIX  &  JACKSON, 


Stockton 


Suisun 

Sutter  Creek 

Truckee 

Vallojo 
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,        Visalia 
Swasey  &  Peckham,  VVatsonville 

TODB  &  SON. 

FEANCEE   CHAS,  Wheatland 

Chrisholm  &  Bro,  Windsor 

Murray  Jos,  Winters 

Card  W  D,  Woodlanil 

HOERNLEIN  E  G,  (carriage),        " 

K.      3,  OILS,  GLASS,  WALL 
PAPERS,  ETC. 

(See  also  painters ;    also  Druggists.) 

DRUBT  J  S.  Bakersfield 

BOISOT  &  STEWART.  Bodie 

MITCHELL  H,  Colusa 

Barnes  H  W,  East  Oakland 

THOMPSON  &  SAYER,  Fresno 

SHEPHERD  B  F,  Georgetown 

Foster  A  J,  Grass  Valley 

Baker  J  T,  Hanford 

Degener  Wm,  Hollister 

LATHROP  C  G. 

HAMLIN  B,  Lemoore 

Baggiotti  Francisco,  (glf,2ing), 

Los  Angeles 

DOTTER  &  BRADLEY. 

Howard,  Bryant  &  Co, 

RAPHAEL  CHAS, 

Harrington  E  A, 

SAUL  &  DEPUT. 

Wood  ft  Turner, 
Ray  FH, 
FEARCH  CHAS, 

Bailantyne  Wm, 

BUSWlELL  E  G, 

Cal  Fire  ft  Waterproof  Paint  Co, 

McGovern  ft  Cahul, 

Marks  A,  (glazier), 

Whittier,  Fuller  ft  Co, 

Yates  ft  Co, 

Keating  ft  Corliss,  Petaluma 

Wiswell  J  A, 

FICKERT  C  W  4  SON,  Red  BluflF 

GHADDERDON  J  L,         Sacramento 
COHEN  BEN,  (curtains), 
KrebsC  H  ft  Co, 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  ft  CO, 

BUSSENIUS  H  R,  St  Helena 

Hitz  Francis,  Salinas  City 


Marysville 
<< 

Modesto 

Monterey 

Napa 

Oakland 


RICHARDSON  JOHN, 
SCHNEIDER  A, 

McKee  Geo  B  ft  Co, 
Bundy  ft  McFadden, 
Madan  A, 
Jones  T  &  Son, 
Smyth  E  H, 

CADY  J  S, 

Badger  Bros, 

HOLLY  SIDNY  B, 
KERNS  J  W. 

l^rk  A  E, 

PECKHAM  P  A. 
WOOD  HENRY  B, 


San  Diego 
(I 

San  Jose 

Santa  Ana 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Maria 

Santa  Kosa 

Sonora 

Stockton 

Stony  Point 

Suisun 
II 

Watsonville 
Woodland 


PAPER  HANGERS. 


ALVERADO  JOS, 
WHITE  JOHN. 
SMITH  WM  L. 


Cloverdale 

Nevatla  City 

Sacramento 


PAPER  MILLS. 

Lick  Paper  Mill.  Santa  Clara 

Brown  Bros,  (straw  board),        Saratoga 
King  E  T,  (straw  wrapping),  " 

Saratoga  Paper  M.inufactory,  " 

O'Neil  Bros,  (South  Coast),  Soquel 

Pionetjr  Paper  Mill,   (S   P  Taylor 
propr),  Taylorvillo 

PATENT  AGENCIES. 

Waterhouse  A  (r  Sacramento 

WEBSTER  JOSHUA  B,        Stockton 

PATTERNS. 

McKinnie  Mrs  A  K,  Anaheim 

MOON  MISS  M  F.  (Butterick's)Chico 
Williams  Mrs  P  A,  Modesto 

McMillan  mrs  m.  (Buttencks), 

St  Helena 

BRAZELLE  MRS  A  J  ft  CO. 

Sun  Jose 

Santa  Cruz 

Vallejo 


De  Voll  P  H, 
Hathaway  S  F, 


PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


Moore  ft  Skelton, 

LOVEWILL  GEO  H, 

Knapp  C  H, 
Kemp  H, 
Noble  S  S, 
Ratler  R  E, 
Currie  L  D, 

FRYE  H  H, 

Kice  J  M, 

La  Rosh  Frank, 

Brannan  H  C, 

FLAGLORAF, 
GRANT  MH, 


Arbuckle 

Auburn 

Bloomfield 

Bodie 

Caml)ria 

Centreville 

Chinese  Camp 

Chico 

Columbia 

Colusa 

Dutch  Fl»t 

Eureka 


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PHY 


1043 


Haywards 

HetUiUbur^ 
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Hollistt: 

Jackson 

liakeport 

Lemoore 

41 

Lo8  Angeles 
Lower  Lake 
Mammoth  City 
Maryaville 


Millville 

Merced 

M  odcato 

Napa 

Nevada  City 


Oakland 


Toll  W  B,  Ferndale 

Jacobs  J  M,  Forest  Hill 

Heller  L,  Fort  Jones 

Jones  J  W,  Fresno 

Moore  A  R,  Gilroy 

Berdea  A  J,  Grass  Valley 
QUIRK  JAMES. 

Dunham  Murry, 
May  G  W, 
Price  Andrew, 
Smith  Alfred  L, 
Kay  W, 
Burge  J  B, 
Mundy  W  B, 
Disney  M, 
Lobbell  S  A, 
Parker  F, 
Hill  R, 
McMillan  A, 
Reilly  J  J, 

TIEMAN  CHARLES  H. 

Cromwell  O, 
Higgins  E  R, 
Brown  &  Etiwarda, 
Bray  ton  J  G, 
Ferrand  Chas, 
Rankin  G  W, 
Rudolph  Mrs  J  F, 
Bailey  A  P, 
Brown  J  M, 
Cary  C  A, 
Dunham  Murry, 
IngersoU  VV  B, 
Schramm  Mathien, 
Strong  J  D, 

WOODS  AMOS. 

Perry  J  C  &  Rumsdell  G, 
Bamkiael  H, 

HOQAN  J  H. 

Dowe  L, 
Reed  J  Q, 

ROSS  GEO, 

(iilbertGH, 
Rusecll  Geo  H, 
Sheppard  L  T, 
Worthington  — , 

ASHER  J. 

B««tl8  H  S, 

LEFTWICH  J  W, 

REEDW, 

Todd  J  A, 

WOLFE  S  A, 

Vale  W  A, 
Brewster  J  C, 

SHERRIFF  J  A, 
ART   PALACE, 

proprs). 
Chandler  J  W  &  Co, 

WHITE  OB* 

Wright  W  W,  " 

Butler  Cook,  *  San  Rafael 

Pellegrin  A  L,  Santa  Au» 

Hay  ward  &  Muzzall,  Santa  Barban 


Oletii 

Orovilli 

Petalumii 


Placcrvilh 

Plane 

Point  Areni 

Red  Bluti 

Sacrament 


San  Bemardin< 

San  Buenaventnn 

San  Diego 

(Crowell    Bros 

San  Josi 


Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Cruz 


tringfield  A  M, 
Baldwin  J  E  D, 

Hodson  J  R,  •« 

MITZ  &  SWART,  Santa  Rosa 
Rett  T  L,  " 

WELLS  &  SEARa  Sonora 

BATCHELDER  B  F,  Stockton 

Spooner  J  P,  *' 

Stinson  L  J,  Susanville 

Gage  H  K,  Truckee 

Ci^FENTER  A  0,  Ukiah 

Smith  J  ii,  Vallejo 

VVatrous  S  W,  Visalia 

Boydstone  S,  Volcano 

Yrunt  G  VV,  Willows 

ELLIOTT  0,  Woodland 
King  J  W, 

Van  Diveer  W  J,  " 

Watkins  — ,  Yo  Semite 

HANSEN  J.  Yreka 

PHYSICIANS. 

Hall  H  F,  Adin 

McCa«h  C  A, 

DeCHESNE  HENRT.  AM,  Alameda 

Reynolds  " 

Lefever  J,  Alleghany 

Forrest  J  M,  Alturas 

Hardnall  VV  L, 
Miiyon  J  Ij, 
Mayon  T  H, 

FEROTJSSON 

(English), 
Yocum  J  H, 
Calhorm  J  Gil, 
Kelly  W  A, 
Wemple  E  L, 
Gibbons  C  H, 
Fleming  H  W, 
MEEKER  LOUIS  E. 

Menefee  P  M, 
Shackleton  E  Ij, 
Todd  T  M, 
Giesea  F  A, 
Phipps  Chas, 
Rogers  C  A, 
Stern  L, 
Thornton  G  F, 
Wheeler  W  D, 
Luce  Douglas, 
(iibbins  W  B, 
Folsom  E  C, 

GRAY  EDWARD. 

Payne  S  H, 
Shuey  Sarah  T, 
Bussev  P  B, 

HAWKINS  0  C, 

xMiller  H  P, 
Hackett  John  J, 
Piggott  A  K, 

BLACKWOOD  T  J. 

Davison  H  B, 


Amador 
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REGINALD  A. 

Anaheim 
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Anderson 

Angel's  Camp 

Antioch 

Arbuckle 

Areata 


Auburn 
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CLASSiriBD. 


PHT 


Deal  D  L,  ...     Bodie 

Robertson  H  D,  " 

ROEMJ. 

Rogers  N,  M  D,  "  " 

R..tfer8  VV  H,  M  D, 
STEVENSON  BE,MD, 

VAN  ZANDT  JOHN  W.  M  D,     " 

Munlove  VV  S,  Brighton 

Hague  I  I,  Brown's  Valley 

He  Turbeville  — ,  Brownsville 

Gaston  Mrs, 

Devore  J  W,  Butte  City 

Spencer  J  S,  " 

Gardner  A  M,  Calistoga 

Smith  W  D, 

McCURDT  SAMUEL,  Cambria 

Scott  A  W, 

PARKER  JOHN.  Castroville 

Cochrane  S  R,  Centerville 

Graves  \V  L, 

ALIEN  CYRUS  H.  Centreville 

Cockrill  — , 

Yonseca  D  L, 

France  C,  Cherokee 

Clarke  B  F,  Chico 

CRAPO  G  W, 

Davis  G  W, 

DAWSON  J  A, 
HENDERSON  0  T. 
JACKSON  J  S. 
MASON  C  C. 

Stausbury  O, 
Watts  Nelson, 
Lampsoii  KM,  M  D, 
Aikin  I  T, 


Powers  A  W,  M  D, 
Boggs  J  O, 
Morkell  R  S, 
Raneey  o, 
Rooney  R  F, 

DAVIS  S, 

Fondi  A 

TONO  TU  SAN, 

ADAIR  &  WEST, 

Banks  J  M, 
Beltoii  W  H, 

ROBINSON  LUKE, 

McFarland  A, 
McFayden  J, 
GibbsGF, 
Ad  ims  Z  T, 
Austin  H  G, 
MestcU  D  D, 
Gardner  M, 
Evans  G  H, 
Gorgon  E  A, 
Prutt  A  H, 
Rives  B  E, 
Smith  W  C, 
Jump  Alemby, 
Norman  W  A, 
Clark  J, 
Martin  N, 


Chinese  Camp 

Chiiio 

Cinnabur 

Cloverdale 
<< 


Colfax 

Oolleje  City 
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Columbia 

Colusa 


Compton 

Concord 

'  Cosumne 

Coultervillt 
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Courtland 
Davis 
Dixon 


Downey  City 
<i 

Downieville 

Drytown 

Dunnigan 

Dutch  Flat 


Wilson  M  W, 
Fine  A, 
Harvey  C  W, 
Brown  (ieo  J, 
Br  idford  C  S, 
Kelley  Geo  R, 
Burr  R  T, 
Wilson  A  B, 
Hemstead  — , 
Nutting  C  W, 
DAVIS  S  R 

Foster  S  B, 
Gillett  Mrs  E  A, 
Gross  Reuben, 

LEWITTFA, 

Sclienck  August, 

Spencer  M, 

AlfordFA, 

(rlasscock  A  A, 

Lew  is  J  H, 

Phelps  O  S, 

Durant  F  C, 

Chapman  S  E, 

Newton  J, 

Hill  John, 

De  La  Quettier, 

Plumb  T, 

Pedlar  Alfre<l, 

Kowell  Chester, 

Hall  W, 

Harvey  O, 

JenksVj  W, 

Montigue  Alex, 

Bruuer  .1 M, 

Dryer  J  L, 

Spencer  CG, 

Urich  J  H, 

BRYANT  B»  (homoeopathic 

Farley  C  K, 

Huber  David, 

Morey  H  C, 

Keteham  D  H, 

Nichols  W  E,  (vet  surgeon), 

Root  ESS, 

BRADLEY  A, 

('oombs  J  L, 
Dobson  A, 

ivancovich;  g. 

Jones  W  C, 
McCormick  Wm, 
Sykes  J  I, 

TOMPKINS  E  A. 

^V^;bster  L  R, 

HARRIS  JT, 

Lucas  W  T, 
Church  WD, 
De  Wolfe  — , 
Dunbar  J  K, 
Davidson  J  A, 
Von  Page, 
Gerstenburg  Fj 

SMITH  SYDNEY, 

Allen  O  S, 


Dutch  Flat 
East  Oaklaud 


Eldorado 

Elk  Grove 
<< 

El  Monte 

Emigrant  Gap 

Eppersou 

Etna 

Eureka 


Ferndale 


Folaom 

Forest  Hill 

Fort  Jones 

Fourth  Crossing 

French  Corral 

French  <lulch 

Fresno 

Fresno  Flats 
Gait 


Garbervillo 

Georgetown 

it 

Geyservillo 
Gilroy 


Goleta 

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Gonzales 

Grangeville 

Grass  Valley 


Gridley 

Guadaloiipe 

Half  Moon  Bay 


Hanford 
Happy  Camp 


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Swiafaer  J  R, 

Miller  C  P. 

Vance  A  W, 

BABDTJE  W  N.  (surgeon), 

Crepin  H, 

Howard  L  K, 

Nei:!  H, 

Kaukin  R, 

Brico  C  E, 

Wooiey  J  A, 

Steph«nson  — ,. 

FARBAR  M  C. 

Engle  \V  S, 
Falea  N  W, 
Biekuell  F  T, 
George  W  H, 
Adams  A  L, 
Brusie  L, 
Farrow  E, 
Pettersou  O  H, 
Brown  C  Y, 
Todd  Wm, 
Hoover  M, 
Boone  J  T, 
Kier  Henry  M, 
Lowe  J  H, 
Crampton  H  J, 
Downes  J  M, 

THORNTON  F  H. 

Mussey  J  M, 
Rheinhart  M, 
Frenholtz  E, 
Duncan  N  P, 
Latimer  J  0, 
liovelace  L  M, 
Moore  L  L, 
Morse  S, 

CUTLER  L  H. 

Garrett  G  B, 
Foote  E  N  &  Son, 
Gordon  €ha8  H, 

HARTEL  C  A  £. 
TABOR  MRS  PC 

Williamson  C  V. 

DIMOGKHC. 

JohnBun  J  T, 
Callou  — , 
Barney  J  G, 
Barton  C  C, 

BRAQOB  F. 

Deu  R  S, 
Fellows  laaao, 
Fernandez  — ^ 
Gale  T  C, 
G'iberson  — , 
Gregory  J  R, 
Griffin  J  S, 
Hammon  J, 
HayMrsRUlaa. 
Kirkp«inck  J  C. 


Healdshurg 
11 


Hill's  Ferry 
II 

HoUister 


Hoopa  Valley 

Howards 

Hunsaker 

Hydeaville 

Ibo 

Imsdale 

Independence 

II 

lone  City 


Iowa  Hill 

Juckson 
II 

Kernville 

Keyesville 

Knifi;ht's  Landing 

Knight's  Ferry 

Lakeport 


La  Porte 

11 

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Lemoore 


Livermore 
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Lindley  Walter,  " 

Lockhart  Wilson,  " 

NASEAUH. 

Orme  H  S, 

PiLjiie  Duputren  J  B, 

Ross  W  W, 

Short  AS, 

Widney  J  P, 

Winston  J  B, 

Wine  K  D, 

Worthingtou  H, 

Bymwin  J, 

Walker  J  A, 

Prichard  M, 

Schubert  Th,  (homoepathist), 

BROWN  CE, 

Fiefield  W  E, 
Risdon  A  D, 
Ragan  P  J, 
Walker  David, 

CALDWELL  A  B, 

Flint  Joseph, 
Flint  WP, 
HARRINGTON  C  C. 

POWELL  D. 

Rogers  S  J  S, 

STONE  CE, 

Bolby  WC, 
Roos  J  L, 
Hammond  W, 
Smith  T  H, 
VVhittell  A  P, 
Lee  Geo  P, 

Washington  &  Ruoker, 
Devore  C  P, 
Hunter  R  C, 
Thompson  Isaac, 
Brown  F  R, 
Martin  R  P, 
McLean  S  M, 
Ray  D, 
Rice  W  H, 
Scott  J  Graham, 

STJRBAUGH  J  T. 

Wilhite  W  D, 

TODDWM. 

Guirado  R  C, 

WESTFALL  A, 

Jackson  G  W, 
LaBaree  J, 
Smiley  H  A, 
Downs  Geo  W, 
Angell  J  W, 
Colman  F  W, 
Dodge  A  H, 
Haun  E, 
Pond  M  B. 

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Bobo  Chas  D. 
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Mendocino 
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II 

Meridian 
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Michigan  Bluff 

Millville 
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California. 

CUABMIPIKI). 


PHY 


Valantine  H  W, 

VOIOHTWa 

Wiau  S  E, 
Eideumiller  D  C, 
Perry  J  M, 
Farley  G  8, 
Joye  E  V, 
Samuel  Henry  L, 
Stotlar  J, 
Taylor  E  (J, 

WOOLFOKDJ  S. 

Hazen  Chao  C, 

Osier  C  H, 

Adams  J  8, 

Aganl  A  H,  

AVERT  AD ALENE  Nf 

Barber  E  T, 

Barrett  Mrs  E  M, 

Boericke  &  Tafel, 

Bruenn  Adolpb, 

Buck  E  W, 

BUCKLAND  WALLACE  0. 

BUNDTJH. 

Cnxhead  John, 

CROWLEY  DD,   ' 

Docking  T, 
Draper  Chas  F, 
FEARNJOmr. 

Foutkes  James  F,   , 
Geary  L  C, 
Gietner  J  T, 
Hempstead  W  0  F, 
KENDRICK  CARROLL. 
KENDRICK  JOSEPH  J. 
KENDRICK  JXJLIEN  a 
Lawlor  W  H, 
Lawrence  L  B, 
Lilienkrank  HEAL, 
MACLEAN  D. 
MACRAE  A. 

Martin  W  N, 

Mauzy  R  D, 

Mauzy  W  J, 

Pearce  S  E,  v 

Pinkerton  T  H, 

POPE  HORACE  C, 

Posey  A  C, 
Besensburger  M, 
fieilay  &  Bradway, 
Rnsenk  Gustav, 
SelfridgeJ  M, 

SKILLINOD. 

Stockham  G  H, 
Tabor  Isaac, 
l^icker  8  G, 
Verhave  A, 
Warren  O  P, 
Wharton  Mrs  Maria, 
Wheeler  P, 
Wilson  Mrs, 
WonaTy. 
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Woolsey  E  H, 


Nevada  City 
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Nicoluus 

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North  San  Juau 


Nortonville 

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Bell  W, 
Woolly  J  A, 
r  ..fter  Jas  C, 
ikddington  D  M, 
Joslin  £  M, 
Medlock  J  R, 
Vincent  Frank, 
Bolton  W, 
Jenkins  T  J, 
McDermott  W  P, 

MILLERPBM. 

Conger  O  H, 
Lord  ISP, 
Beatty  B  F, 
Stambaugh  8  8, 
Hogan  J  J, 

BERG  DANIEL  M. 

Carpenter  W  W, 

CHRISTIE  J  B, 

Crane  J  II, 
Patty  L  M, 

REMARaUE  MRS  CHAS. 
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Oakland 

Oak  Run 

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Kunkler  F  W, 
Proctor  J  M, 
Worthem  H  W  A, 
Banta  Wm, 
Bass  Cyrus, 
Mark  P  M, 
Smith  A  C, 
Stimpson  8  F, 
Bacon  T  F, 
Steiuberger  C  H, 
Kirkpatrick  R  C, 
AlfordBM, 
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Cameron  J  S, 
Olendorf  W  D, 
Curtis  E  D, 
Lawry  O  J, 
Bradbury  Geo  F, 
Kirkpatrick  C  A, 
Milliken  A, 
Bonhara  B  B, 
Williams  N, 
Painter  Mrs  Amy  P, 
Endicott  R  N, 
Lsffler  John, 
Randle  P  W, 
Finah  — , 
Allen  J, 
Gill  C  J. 
Shugart  K  D, 
WoodEP, 

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Porters  ville 


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PHY 


1047 


Carpenter  D  H,  Rutherford 

Bolawin  W  H,  Sacramento 

Bowers  Mrs,  " 

Briggs  W  A,  " 

CLAYTON  M  F. 
Cluness  W  R, 
Crane  S  8, 

Dauel  S  A,  " 

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LIEBRIGH  E  F, 
MONTGOMERY  J  F, 

Nelson  H  W,  ,       " 

Nixon  A  B,  " 

Oatman  Ira  B,  " 

Pendery  B  F, 

PyburaGeo,  " 

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Snider  T  A, 

Tyrrell  G(i, 

Uuderhill  H  J, 

Viieller  Herman, 

White  G  A, 

Dawson  VV  J  G, 

Dinsmore  J  P, 

McCormack  H  F, 

ABBOTT  E  E, 
LOEWEN  C. 

TRIMMER  0  S, 

Tuttle  H  P, 

MURPHY  WM  M. 

Evans  D  J, 
'o%  W  R, 
Kene  G  A, 
Rice  H  W, 
Thompson  A, 
Banl  C  L, 
Delmont  F, 
Kiger  T  C, 
Simms  Chas, 
Barnes  G  W, 
Fenn  C  M, 
Gregg  Robt  J, 
Millartl  F  A, 
Stockton  T  C, 
Hillard  F  S, 
Kellog  T  D, 
Mgar  W  F, 

BACKESTO  J  P. 
BENTLY  G  J. 

Brown  Jacob  N, 
COCHRANE  A  H.  (surgeon), 
Cory  A  J, 

CORY  &  KELLEY, 

Cox  J  B, 
Garrison  Mrs  A, 

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Lace  Miss  M  J,  '  " 

LUSSON  P  M,  "■ 

McMahon  A, 

McMahon  M  S, 

MEAD  E  S, 

MQNTBORNE  H  P,  (botanio), 

Oriard  Theodore,  

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Reece  J  H, 

Scott  J  D, 

Snell  E,  "■• 

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Turner  .1,  " 

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Crepin  E  A,  (surgeon),.  San.Luis  Obispo' 

HAYS  W  W,  (surgeon), 

Ransom  J,  (surgeon),  '* 

Seaton  J  H, 


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Vogt  Carl, 
Gnodspeed  J  R, 

MORSE  L  D. 

Wellendorff  L, 
Johnson  J  T, 
Taylor  W  0, 
Bailey  J  G, 
Crane  J  A, 
Howe  P, 

JONES  MS. 

Bates  C  B, 
BrinkerhoflFG   B, 
Briukerhotf  S  B, 

San  Andrea.1  KNOX  SB  Pi 
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Shaw  J  B, 
Spaulding  Miss  J  E, 
Stuart  Anabel  McG, 
Winchester  R  F, 
Wood  F  A, 
Warburton  H  H, 

BAILEY  F  E, 
FAGEN  P  B, 

Goss  Carrie  A, 

Grindley  T  R, 

Knight  M  D, 

Vaux  E  P, 

Miller  J  T, 

Elliott  — ,  (surgeon!), 

Jeffories  J  P, 

Archer  S  M,  (surgeon), 

Boyce  J  F, 

Finlew  Wm, 

Jamieson  E, 

Justice  A  L, 

McAnally  W  W, 

Thompson  C  H, 

W  hippie  J  M, 

Bathurst  E  W,  (surgeon), 

Allen  B  B, 

Wadworth  0  0, 


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CLAMiriRD. 


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Briceland  M, 

Shasta 

Long  J  M, 

Sheridan 

Hunter  M  A,                   Bhinglo  Springs 

Sawyer  J  J, 

Sierra  City 

Caughie  John  A, 

Smartsville 

Titft  R  W, 

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Smith  River 

Cassity  P  F, 

Snelling 

Withtrspoon  VV  D, 

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Sonoma 

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Sonora 

EICHEIROTH  WM  E. 

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ii 

Jackson  H, 

South  Fork 

KirkpatrickRC, 

Spadra 

Clark  Asa, 

Stockton 

Crawfonl  S  P, 

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Miller  M,. 

II 

Myer  B,  (surgeon), 

II 

Rugdes  C  A,  (surgeon), 
StocKton  A  Phillios,  (surg 

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Todd  H  W,  (surgeon), 

II 

Dowing  W  (t. 

Suisun 

Spence  A  P, 
VAKCE  J  M, 

II 

II 

Chamberlain  M  P, 

Susanvillu 

Hurley  &  Ciroton, 

II 

Gibbons  W  E, 

Sutter  Creek 

Giles  J  H, 

II 

Mathews  VVm  P, 

Tehama 

SPRAOUEA. 

II 

Miller  J  A, 

Temescal 

VAN  VALKENBERO  CHAS  C. 

Tipton 
Dutton  G  W,  Tomalea 

CURLESS  W  M>  (aurgeon),     Truckce 
Goss  R  J, 
Murphy  L  D,  Tulare 

CARPENTER  A  0.  Ukiah 

Dozier  Barbou, 


Beynolda  R  G, 
Cunningham  J  S, 
Reynolda  J  W  B, 
Anderson  VV  D, 

DOANJF, 
FROST  JAS, 

Kirkup  E, 

TAYLOR  WE. 

Hampton  J  E, 
Crabb  J  N, 
Baker  M, 
Beitn  John, 
HaU  A  £, 
Hof  J  B, 


Upper  Lake 

Vacaville 
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Vallejo 


Valley  Ford 
Vina 

Visalia 

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Pendergrass  T  W, 
Russell  k  Granuis, 
Kisseler  A, 
Hook  VV  E, 
Pearson  Joseph  E, 

SUMMERS  H  A. 

Irulan  L, 

MARTIN  E  J, 

Piittersoa  VV  A, 

RODOERSWD. 
SIMONS  S  S. 

Lonl  John, 
McCoy  Jas, 
Anthony  H  (J, 
Brown  W  M, 
Degler  H  P, 
MacLean  — , 
Durut  1)  P, 

HAMILTON  J  T. 
MELTON  L. 

Rickey  &  Crowdor, 
Baylor  \V  C, 
Baylor  &  Tooley, 
Calhoun  Jas  G, 
Tooley  L  P, 
Wilson  VVm, 
Davis  L  T, 
Luther  L, 

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D.iyton  Eli, 
Jackson  G  H, 
Parramore  E  L, 
Pinkham  Chaa  E, 
Harris  J  T, 
LUSEAS. 

Trattoa  Chas, 

CLARK  J, 

King  VV  H, 


Visalia 
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Wataonville 


Weaverville 

Westminster 

West  Oakland 


Wheatland 
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Willows 


Windsor 
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Winters 


Woodbridge 
Woodland 


Wrights 

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Yankee  Jims 

Yolo 

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Farmers  ville 

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Ferndale 

Fiddletown 

Firebaugh 

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WESTON  R  S. 
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Forest  Uill 

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Forster  City 

Fort  Bidwell 

Fourth  Crossing 

Fort  Jones 

Fort  Ross 

Franklin 

Freeport 

French  Camp 

French  Corral 

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Fresno  Flats 

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Livermore 

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Los  Alamos 

Los  Angeles 

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CliAWiriRO, 


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Macky  Juo, 
Morse  A, 

DOMINICK  JOHN, 
TI7HEELER  J  T, 

Looinis  J  O. 

FEHNANDEZ  B. 
PENROSE  C, 

Lowry  A  J, 
Waldorf  J  \V, 
Tiiorpe  .Tn>">, 

THOMSON  WM, 
PLATEA  P  A. 
SAIISBURO  S  A. 
ARENDT  H. 
LEWIS  MRS  S  0. 

McCahe  .)  P. 

BRANSFORB  Z  W, 
PARKER  J  B, 
PETERS  P. 
QILLIAM  S  M, 
CAYA  M, 

McAlinoiid  C  G, 

COMPTON  T  J, 
FRENCH  E  D. 
BENTLET  D. 

Ihtherty  Kichd, 

SMITH  S  E, 

Whitlock  J  H, 

TAYLOR  EDWIN, 
BOWERS  W  C. 
FAINTER  L, 

Hubl.H.C, 

GEEVES  JAS  P, 

ISu.  'i  C  t 


Paradise 

Pasadena 

Pascedero 

Paso  De  liobles 

Pat^oraon 

Peach  Tree 

Penryu 

Petrolia 

Petaliima 

Picacho 

Pine  Gmvc 

Pino 

Pinoli 

Pittville 

Placervillo 

IMainfield 

Plj'.inshurij; 

Piano 

Platea 

I'leasant  Crave 

Pleasanton 

Plymouth 

Point  of  Tinilx3r 

Porno 


BROWN  GEO,  San  Benito 

PORTER  W  R,  San  Bernardino 

CUNNINGHAM  RICHARD. 

San  Bruno 


Goodwin  J  W, 
Choate  D, 
Padon  Alfred, 

MOFFETT  A  R 

Allen  Peter, 

WESTON  E. 

Levy  — , 
Jordan  J  C, 
Bailey  D  C, 

CARGILL  C  G. 
STURTEVANlf  N  G, 
SHIMAN  JOHN  L. 

Simnjler  J  J, 
(joldbaum  Simon, 

SPEYER  DAVID, 

(rdodspewl  .1  U, 

TILLOTSON  H  J, 

Piatt  T  H, 
Frankle  Leopard, 

,  SPURGEON  W  H, 

Pomona|  Stoddard  Henry, 
Point  Arena 


Portersville 

Port  Wine 

I'otrero 

Potter  Valley 

Poway 

Princeton 

Purissima 

Quicksilver 

Quiiicy 

Railroad  Flat 

Ravenna 

Kio  Dell 

Uio  Vista 

Riverside 

ReddiuL' 


Hillin^rs  J  M, 
Brascr  J, 

GOODWIN  J  F. 
BOYCE  M  B, 
SHEPARD  A  H, 

Irvine  Saml, 
Neece  Ahram, 
I'V-rrill  J  D, 

WHIPPLE  V  M, 

Pearson  ii   P, 

aUESNEL  J  P, 


CLEMENTS  JOHN.  Re.l  Rluif 

FRISBIE  WILL,  Redwood  City 

ROBERTS  MARTIN. 

Robert's  Laudin 
Wood  Harvey,  Robinson's  Kerry 

BEATY  JOHN,  Rock 

SMITH  L  G,  Rocklin 

CHABTREE  S  H,  Rohnerville 

SCHRODER  JOHN  F. 

Rough  and  Ready 

STOUTENBOEOUGH  J  H. 

Round  Val:;jy 
Patterson  A  D,  Roatier 

PRATT  J  D.  Roneville 

ROBERTS  W  B,  Rutherfortl 

Hopping  VV  C,  Sacramento 

Carver  I)  B,  St  Helena 

CONLAN  DANIEL,  St  Umia 

Andrews  A,  Salida 

McDoiiuall  J  H,  Salinas  City 

AYXE^  H  G>  San  Andreas 

SYLVESTISL  FRANCIS.San  Antouioj 


Snyder  1), 

DORAN  R, 
HAINES  HERMON. 

Paslauua,  A,  School  House  Station 

DOUGHERTY  JOHN,        Sebastoi,©! 


San  Buenaventura 

Sao  Diego 

San  Dieguito 

San  Fernando 

San  Gabriel 

San  Gorgonia 

San  Gregoria 

San  Jacinto 

San  Jose 

San  Juan 

San  Leandro 

San  Lorenzo 

San  Luia  Obispo 

San  Luis  Roy 

San  Marcos 

San  Mateo 

San  Pablo 

San  Rafael 

San  Simeon 

Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Maria 

Santa  Monica 

Santa  Panla 

Santa  Rita 

Santa  Rosa 

San  Quentin 

Saratoga 

Saucelito 

Saticoy 

Savannah 

Sawyer's  Bar 

Scenega 


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BURTON  S  T, 
PAIGE  C  L. 
BULLERDIECK  A. 

Ro^'^ers  K  C, 

DECKER  G  A. 

Pearce  S  O, 


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Sierra  Valley 

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Shaw's  Flat 

Sheridan 

Sherwood  Valley 

Shingle  Springs 


PEARSON  WM, 
BROOKING  JAI^, 
HORSLEY  J  R, 

Porter  Kdw, 

SCAMMON  G  H, 

Wooster  Mrs  Martha, 

STREET  H  L, 
BLISS  W 
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Caldwell  A  B, 

THOMPSON  &  KELLOGG, 

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SWORTZEL  W  J.  Springville 

Cavis  Job  M,  Stockton 

HOLLT  SIDNT  B,  Stony  Point 

TOTTLEN  WM,  Strawberry  Valley 
BLANK  HRSLOTTIE,Sulphur  Creek 
AMY  VICTOR,  Summer 

FETSER  DAVE.  Summit 

Dennis  Jackson,  Sutter  Creek 

Wood  James,  Sweetland 

DOWNING  JOSEPH,  Squaw  Valley 
Davis  Howell,  Sycamore 

McNUITY  JEREMIAH.  Table  BluiT 
MoFARLAND  T  A.  Table  Rock 

CAMPBELL  I  R  (deputy),  Tahoe 

HIRSHFELD  M.  Tchichipa 

Aitken  R  B,  Tehama 

Wolf  Louis,  Temecula 


NORRIS  C  R. 

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DRANGA  N  G  0. 
THORP  A  W. 

Feary  Mrs  Annie, 

ADAMS  WM, 
HOLLAND  T  M. 
TOWNSEND  H  a 
FABIAN  P. 

Childs  Wm, 

RUMFELT  A. 

Towner  I)  B, 
Sisson,  Wallace  &  Co, 
Lander  I C, 
Tustin  Columbus, 
FIELD  CE. 

Thomiwon  A  W, 
Brainard  (t, 

SINGLET  GEO  H. 

BLTTMM. 

Wright  M  J,. 
Kitching  A  C, 
Biicisjftlupi  F, 

CLENDENON  W  S. 
DICUS  S  C. 
KETESJNOA. 

Cassiiielli  L, 

ALLENDER 


Temeacal 

Three  Rivers 

Tia  Juana 

Timbuctoo 

Tipton 

Toll  House 

Tomales 

Townsend 

Tracy 

Trinidad 

Trinity  Center 

Trucket! 

Tulare 

Turlock 

Tustin  City 

Tvnmo 

Ukiah 

Union  House 

Upper  Mattole 

V^acavillt 

Vallej. 

Valley  Coiitrt 

Vallicitii 

Viejas 

Vina 

Visalii) 

Volcano 

CO. 


CRIBBEC. 
RADGESKT  L. 
BURSMAN  H, 

Hack  Wm  H, 
Faure  A, 

TAYLOR  C  J  E. 

Hull  T  C, 
Ruffirio  S, 

LANDIS  JOHN, 

White  Jos  R, 
Jones  P  D, 

WILLIAMS  W  H. 

Johnston  Wm, 

LAUBERSHIMER  A. 
MOODY  LORENZO, 


A  T   & 

Walker's  Laridiim 
Walnut  Creek 
Walnut  (irove 
Washinf^ton 
Washington  CorncrH 
Waterford 
Weldoii 
WestminstiT 
West  Point 
Wheatland 
White's  Bridge 
Wildflower 
Williams 
Willows 
Wilmington 
Winters 


WITTER  D, 


Vitter'a  Springs 


GERALD  JAMES  S. 
MERRILL  W  P, 

Walker  L. 
TRIPP  R  0. 

Mowbray  R  H, 

WELLS  MH, 
DONELIN  M  W. 
FYFIELD  J  P  T, 
WHERRY  G  F, 

Bernard  John  K, 
Raynes  A  E, 

OWES  J  C, 


Woodbridge 

Woodford 

Woodland 

Woodside 

Wrights 

Yankee  Hill 

Yankee  Jim's 

Yocumville 

Yolo 

Yo  Semite 

Yreka 

Zem  Zem 


POTTERIES. 


Nicholson  Isaac,  Antioch 

Brannan  Danl,  East  Oakland 

Menomy  H   C,    (agt  Channel  Pot- 
tery), Oakland 
Pacific  Pottery,  (.1  C  Parkinson  agt),  " 
MTJDDOX  GEO,                    Sacramento 


POULTRY. 

LARDI  LOUIS. 

Bodie 

lioldstein  Mrs  S, 

Los  Angeles 

Victorson  Herman, 

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Oakland 

Franke  A  R, 

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Cooper  (ieo, 

Sacramento 

Hark  ins  Jno  P, 

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San  Jose 

Levy  T  I. 

Stockton 

POWDER. 

Talbot  W  H  i  Co,  Felton 

Ca)ift)rnia  Powder  Works  (Bernard 
Pay  ton  supt  Santa  Cruz 

PRINTERS. 

(See  also  N"ew8papers.) 

Rice    C    H,    (Novelty  Job  Office), 

East  Oakland 
YARNELL  &  CAYSTILE.Los  Angeles 
GORDON  F  D.  Marysville 

BUTLER  &  BOWMAN.       Oakland 

(.'haigneaa  A  &  Co,  " 

l)e  Forrest  — ,  " 

PACinC  PRESS  PUBLISHING 

ASSOCIATION, 
CROCKER  HS&  CO. 

Raye  B  V, 

riVett  e  &  h, 

ROWAN  J  P, 
CLEVENGER  GEO. 

Cottle  &  Wright, 
Coumy  J  J, 
McNeil  Bros, 


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Murgotten  Alex  P, 
Berdiue  D  H, 

ESHBACH  &  HAMILTON 


San  Jose  Peyser  Abe  (wholesale  butter),   Summit 


Stockton 


Peckham  Geo  W, 


Watsonville 


PRODUCE-WHOLESALE. 

(See  also  Fruits  and  Vegetabbs,) 


Alameda 

Anaheim 

Autioch 

Berkeley 

Bodi< 

Chsco 

Downey  City 

Gilroy 

Uollidter 


Livermore 

Los  Angeles 

Martinez 

Marysville 


LANG  F  H.  (cheese), 
Thompson  C  T, 

DATO  HAMLET. 


Tomales 
Truckee 


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SMITH  A.  OUY  &  GO, 

Augel  &  Condors, 
Fosvler  W  0, 
POWELL  &  LIEMAN. 

Morse  ii  B, 
Baruch  &  Loew, 
Prince valle  J, 
Cunning  F  A, 
McCrosky  John, 
Oelich  Pasquale, 

WOODHEAD  &  GAY. 
SMITH  J''  M, 
CASEY  BROS. 

Pender  J  H, 

MAESTRETTI  &  VIGIZZI.       " 

SIMON  SILAS.  Merced 

Albcr  A  &  bon,  Oakland 

Amy  O  M, 

Barnum  S  ^  ** 

Cointlre  F, 

Collins  .1, 

Contra  Costa  Produce   Co   (Slitz  & 

Jones  managers),  " 

Ford  Dli, 
Uwis  C  U  &  Co, 
McCuUough  &  Co, 
McLEAN— . 

I'orter  Bros  &  Wing, 
Uayer  C  E, 
Uregory  J  H, 
Drees  A  H. 
Duun  Pliiiip, 
Ivans  Theotlore  R, 

DAVENPORT  J  S. 

LANGE  L  H  D, 

BREWER  M  T  &  CO. 

GREGORY  J, 

KESTNER  P  R. 

LYON  &  BARNES. 

STRONG  W  R  &  CO. 

(iaiulolfo  Alex,  8an  Buenaventura 

STEWART  W  W  &  CO.    Sau  Diego 

MALONEY  BROS.  SanJose 

RAGGIO  G. 

Fust  S, 

Lohrman  J,  (fruit), 

MoBREEN  T, 

Blown  &  Co, 
Ford  W  B, 
Levy  T  I, 
Monotti  A, 

SHEPHERD  &  BRO. 
THOMPSON  C  V.  (wholesale  and 
retail), 


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Uthuna 


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Red  Blutl 
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Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Rosa 

Stockton 

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PROVISIONS, 

(See  Grocers.) 

PUBLISHERS. 

McEWEN  ALEX  W  H,  Sacramento 
McKENNEY    L   M    &   CO. 

(office  543  Clay  St,  S  F) 
Thompson  &  West,  Oakland 

RAILROAD  REPRESENTA- 
TIVES. 

Aram  J  H,  (S  P  C),  Alma 

Teriill  J  B,  (C  P),  Alta 

DARLING  F  A,  (S  P),  Anaheim 

Andersim  E  ¥,  (C  &  O),  Anderson 

Empire  Coal  M  &  R  R  Co  (Judson, 

Belshaw  &  Rouse),  Antioch 

REEVES  W  J,  (C  P),  Auburn 

WILLMENT  MRS  G,  (agt  C  P),  " 

Taylor  Miss  Addie  R,  (S  P),  Banning 

WOOD  ROYAL  JR.  (C  P),  Bantas 

BAYLEY  G  G,   (Cal  P),  Batavia 

l'rui>h  W  W  (Northern),  Benicia 

CECIL  D  L,  (C  P),  Bi, 

Dennis  Aaron  (Cal  P),  Blac 

Patrick  C  B,  (C  P),  Blue  Canyon 

Brown  J  A,  (C  P),  Boca 

BnrdL-n  Rhode-,  (C  P),  Borden 
EASTABROOjC  CK,  <C  P),  Brentwood 

FOSTER  S  G,  (S  &  P),  Brighton 

I'icrcu  !■:  VV,  (C  P),  Bronco 

Casselniiin  W  J,  (CP),  Byron 

[.ove  !■;   W,  (S  P),  Caliente 

I 'h  .  iipioii  I",  (Cal  Pac),  Calistoga 

lunaoii  \V  S,  (S  P)  Castroville 

Davids  II  H  B,    (C  I'),  Chico 

Mauk  Frank,  (S  P),  Chualar 

Hughes  Robt,(CP),  Cisco 

Lobnor  M,  (C  P),  Colfax 
Wales  H,  (NC  NG&CP), 

Mosher  L  E,  (>  ('),  Colton 

BARBEY  J  L,  Compton 
vSimiKSDU  John,  (Cal  Pac),         Davisville 

HARE  A  J.  (C  P).  Deoota 

LEAKE  ED  F,  (Cal  lac),  Dixon 

BANKS  J  K.  1^  '  Downey  City 

Earll  Wm.  (Cal  t  ao),  Dunnigan 

DISQXJE  H,  (C  P),  Dutch  Fiat 

Andrews  J  H,  (C  P),  Elk  Grove 

Kendal)  C  B,  (C  P),  Elmira 

BURKE  0  H.  (S  P),  El  Monte 
Banvard  L  A,  (C  P),          Emigrant  Gap 

Frost  H  C,  (S  &  C),  Farmington 

Lull  M  S,  (controotor),  Felton 


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SUGDEN  FREDK,  (C  P),        Florin 

Kinney  J,  (S  &  P),  Folaom 

Donelin  T  J,  (S  P)  Fresno 

Poraeroy  F  C,  (0  P),  G»lt 

KEITH  A  D,  (S  F  &  N  P),     Qeyserville 

Hornback  Chas,  (S  P),  Gilroy 

Schiveley  C  H,  (S  P),  Goshen 

FLETCHER     GEO,  (Auditor  N 

C  N  G),  Gniss  Valley 

KIDDER  JOHNF,  (gen  supt  N  C 

N  G), 
Stoddard  W  S,  (N  C  N  G), 
Donager  B,  (S  P),  Hanford 

Cart<=r  Chaa  D,  (S  F  &  N  P),  healdsburg 
Hall  F  C,  (C  P),  lone  City 

Wright  J  H,  (C  P),      Knight's  Landing 
Borry  Fred  T,  (C  P),  Lathrop 

Diiden  C  W,  ,  Latrolnj 

Dickson  James,  (S  P),  Lemoore 

Fleminc  A  C,  (C  P),  Lincoln 

GODFREY  H  J.  (C  P),  Live  Oak 

Koppikua  1)  \V,  (C  P),  Lodi 

Cabot  C,  (laud  S  P)  Los  Angeles 

Hewitt  EC,  (SP),  " 

LockwoodJ,  " 

McCrea  John,  (S  P), 
Sinnrr  C  F,  (S  P), 

Volsir  J  as,  " 

Young  J  S, 
McFarlan.l  A  J,  (S  P  C),  Los  Gatoa 

Bordjpn  Sheldon,  (C  P),  Madera 

Denny  John,  (V  V  &  C  L),         Madison 
VANCE  JOHN,  (Mad  Kiver  R  K). 

Mad  River 


Mahew  L,  (S  &  P), 
Dutton  W, 
Tinker  D  B,  (C  f), 
Buinl  Geo  H,  (C  P), 


Mahew  s  Station 
Marshall 
Martinez 
Marysville 


Lanilwrt  Wm,  fCiil  Northern), 
BALLARD  C  JR  (Cal  P  &  N),Maxwell 


Sell  Wm,  (C  P), 
Sproule  I  H,  (C  P), 
Green  C  D,  (S  P), 
Darling  K  \V,  (C  P), 
Glaafoitl  \Villi,.m,  (S  &  C), 
Hnltham  Wm  J,  (C  P), 
Mahony  W  H,  (S  P), 
Mauk  Frank,  (S  P), 
Gilman  N  A, 
Clark  H  A.  (Cal  Paol 

BENGSON    MRS  C 


Merced 


Millbrae 

Milpitas 

Miltoi-i 

MndeMto 

Mohave 

Monterey 

Mountain  View 

Napa 

E.(r.iP) 

Naji.t  Junction 
Nelson 


NELSON  FC'CP), 

Seeley  John  A,  (N  C  NG),   Neva<la  City 
RICE  D  A,  (C  P),  Newcastle 

Giffonl  John  T,  (S  P),  Newhall 

Burgiou  P,  (Black  Diamond), 

New  York  Landing 
Mortimer  William,  (C  P),  NilcL 

BISHOP  F.  Norwalk 

Crawford  E  C,  (C  P),  Oakdale 

Betts  J,  (C  P),  Oakland 

Emerson  R&OW,(SP),  •' 


Uinor  Ticket  Office,  Oakland 

WALKER  WM.  Olancha 

Freer  E  D,  (Cal  N),  Oroville 

Johnson  A,  (S  P),  Paj^iro 
Patterson  AD,  (S&  P), Patterson  Station 

HOLDER  JOHN.  (C  P),  Peuryn 

Holder  &  Son,  (C  P),  '' 

SINGLEY  JAMES,  (S  F  &  N  P), 

Petalumi 
Loomis  J  C,  (C  P),  pjno 

McPheraon  W  B.  (C  P),  Plainsbursv 

Boydston  V  A.  iV  P),  Plea8,int 

Haskins  Chas  A,  (S  L  O  &  S  M), 

•  Port  Harford 

MANDERSCHEILDGEO,  (S  L  0 

&  S  M  ),  «' 

Taylor  (Jeo  W,  (C  P),  Rod  Bluff 

Chappell  J  N,  (O  Div  C  P),        Rodding 
Potter  G  R,  (S  P),  Redwood  City 

Bowers  W  C,  (S  P),  Revenna 

MUIR  J  A,  (C  P),  R,x;kliu 

Jones  Thomas  R,  (C  P),  Rosc.ville 

Patterson  A  D,  (Sac  &  Placorville), 

Uoutier 
Wyatt  W  H.  Ruthford 

(JatesM  E,  (S  P),  Sacramento 

Pratt  R  H,  (Sac  &  0  Div  C  P), 
Stevens  C  A,  (C   P), 
Talbot  . .  (C  P  R  R).  Sacramento 

Wright  J  B,  (S  &  P  R  R), 
Bacus  G,  (Cal  P  R  I?))  St  Helena 

Abbott  Charles  S,  (C  P  \\  W),         Salida 
PECKHAM  B  A,  (agt  S  P  R  Kl.Salinas 

CUNNINGHAM  RICHARD,  (agt 

S  P  H  R),  San  Bruno 

GRISWOLD  H  W.  (agt  s  P  r  R), 

San  Fernando 
Slosson  H  V,  (S  P  R  R ),  San  ( i  abriel 
Holmes  S  T,  ((;  P  &  S  P  R  R),  San  Jose 

O'HANLON  R  T.  (S  P), 

PORTAL  J  B  J,  (pres  S  W  R  R),    " 
Snedaker  E,  (C  P  &  S  P  R  R), 
Tiadall  J  V,(S  PC  RR), 
San  Luis  Obispo  and   Santa   Maria 
Valley  R  R,  (David  Mnllagh  agt). 

San  Luis  Obispo 
Jaszynsky  Louis,  (S  P  R  R),  San  Matoo 
Loo  J  \V,  ((.'  P  R  R).  Siu  Pablo 

STEWART  JOSEPH  JR.  (N  P  C 

R  R).  San  Quentin 

Spraguo  A  A,  San  Rafael 

Brown  Wm  T,  (S  P  R  R),       Santa  Ana 
Santa  Cniz  and    Felton  II  R  Co,  (A 

E  Davis  prest.R  MGarrattsupt), 

Santa  Crui 
SANTA  CRUZ   R  R  00.  (F  A 

Ilighn  prest  and  supt),  " 

O'Melveny  E  H,  (L  A  &  I  R  R), 

Santa  Monica 
Bean  A  A,  (S  F&  NP  R  R),  Santa  Rosa 
J'  ister  J  A,  (S  P),  «  Sargent,8  Station 
luecdan  L,  Savannah 

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Berry  R  K,  (S  &  P  R  R),  Shingle  Springs 
Bowers  Geo  M,  (S  P  R  R),  Spadra 

Williams  A  L,  (Cal  P),  South  Vallejo 
Hendrvson  C  U,  (C  P  R  R),  Stockton 
Maxwell  J  C,  (C  P  R  R),  Suiaun 

Sampson  J  A,  (S  P  R  R),  Sumner 

HOY  CHARLES  A.  (agt  C  P),  Tehama 
AGLER  JAMES,  (agt  C  P  R  R),  Tracy 
Giffen  G  W,  (0  P),  Truckee 

Johnson  Seymour,  (S  P  R  R),       Tulare 
Taylor  W  A,  (S  P  R  R), 
Brown  W  J,  Turlock 

Rowland  H,  Vallejo 

Fowler  B,  Valley  Ford 

STEVENSON  A  M,  (prest  V  V 

&  C  L  R  R),  Vacaville 

Stevenson  GB,  (VV&CL), 
Stevenson  W  T,  (V  V  &  C  L  R  R),  " 
Sweet  S,  (Visalia  R  R),  Visalia 

Visalia  R  R  Co,  (R  E  Hyde  prst),      " 
Znnwalt  D  K,  (  S  P  R  R), 
WAMSLEY  J  E,  (agt  C  P  R  R), 

Wasliington  Corners 
Fletcher  Sibley,  (S  P  R  R),  Watsonville 
McFee  W  J,  (C  P  R  R),  Wheatland 
Balcom  B  G,  (N  R),  Williams 

Dress  J  A,  Willows 

Seyler  Chas,  (S  P  R  R),         Wilmington 

McARTHUR  J  B,  (agt  V  V  &  C 

L  R  R),  Winters 

Valentine  E,  (Cal  P  R  R),  Woodland 
Aram  Joseph,  (S  P  C  R  R),  Wrights 
Mullen  M  F,  (N  R),  Yolo 

Haakin  D  C,  (Cal  P  R  R),       Yountville 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

Gilbert  &  Brown,  Alameda 

Hnnter  W  B, 
McKeeJ  W, 
Reynolds  J  M, 

ROBINSON  HENRY, 

Sliepardson  H  F, 

SMtTH  THOS  A. 
HANNA  JOHN. 

Lfiwton  A  J, 

OLDEN  WM  R. 
TUFFREE  J  K. 
ABBUCKLETR, 

Ciiniall  &  Cliapman, 

AMERSONDL&CO, 

Moore  A, 

GRAY  SAML  C. 

LANDJM&CO, 

WILLARDFP. 

Bryant  W  S, 
Chapman  S, 
Jewell  &  Son^ 

FIELD  JOHN, 

Gotten  J  W, 
Mathews  E  G, 
Webster  H  B, 
Shaver  J, 


Fresno 


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Anaheim 


Arbuckle 
Berkeley 


Benicia 

Bo  die 
<< 

Calistoga 


Cloverdale 

Dixon 

East  Oakland 

EI  Dorado 


BARRETT  JH,  Elmira 

BELL  FRED  W,  '  Eureka 

Clark  Jonathan  Dr,  " 

Dollison  J  K,  " 

WATSON  fc  RANDALL, 
CLARK  &  McKENZIE. 
FAYMONVILLE  BERI^ARD, 

Luck  J  C,  Gilroy 

Hudson  &  Rcvnold,  Healdsburg 

Johnson  G  G,  HoUistor 

Willis  H  C,  Lathrop 

ALVISO  VALENTINE,      Livermore 
LIVERMORE  ROBERT, 

Meeker  A  C,  Lodi 

Beaudry  Prudent,  Los  Angeles 

OLASSELL  HUGH, 
GRAHAM  D  M, 

Hahne  S  C, 

HERDMAN&  JONES. 

Johnson  Chas  R, 
Jonas  Mrs  Doria, 
Morgan  G  W, 
PHILIP  P. 
PICOPIO. 
SMITH  HM, 

Thayer  &  Graham, 
White  A  F  &  Co, 
Wicks  M  J, 
Wood  F  W, 
Hill  R, 

STANLEY  J  R, 
SMITH  F  M, 
AYER  L  B, 

Merritt  Geerge, 
Sewell  Newton, 
Page  E  W, 
Boggs  M  M, 
Kimball  Bros, 
(iarthe  L, 
Jackson  S  H, 

BARNARD  W  E, 

Beiirdsley  &  Lloyd, 

Belden  E  E, 

Benedict,  Capell  &  Logan, 

Bigelow  E, 

Bigelow  T  B, 

Brinckmann  G  F  E, 

Bromley  J  L, 

Burrell  A  W, 

Burrall  W  H, 

CALLAGHAN  J, 

Colburn  J  S  &  Co, 
Collins  Patrick  M, 
Deniaon  0  I  &  Co, 
Doe  Luke, 
Gladding  A  J, 
GLADDING  A  T 

(ireen  A  V , 
(Juernsey  &  Ames, 

HAYS.  BLOW  &  GO, 

Heron  E  A, 
Hiends  k  " o  (nson, 

KELLY  II. 


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OliABSIPlBD. 


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Oakland 


Koenig  &  Jones, 

KBmOELBACHOTTO, 

Ludlum  &  Mather, 
McLaughling  &  Macdonald, 
McLean  Ed, 

Milbury  Saml,  ^ 

Olney  &  Co, 

SHATTTJCE  &  CO. 
SNYDER  A  J. 

Surryhiie  Wm  &  Co, 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  UNION, 

(Horace  D  Runlett  prea), 
Todd  J  C  &  Co, 
Warren  Franklin, 

WETMOREJL&CO, 
WILCOX  PS. 
WOODWARD  &  TAGGART, 

GRAHAM  DM,  ,    Pasadena 

SCUDDER  N  W, 

Sno\^  J, 

HOOK  MR, 


Von  Poser  Henry. 
Porter  T  C, 

BELL  JOHN. 
BORING  &  WRIGHT. 
BLAND  J  C. 
BROWN  J  E, 

Clayton  J  A, 
Crandell  0  L, 
j  Dilley  Jamca  S, 
Dniin  James  T, 

HENSLEY  C  B. 
HIGGINS  R  L. 
HILTONWE&CO, 

,  Montgomery  &  Townsend. 

MURPHY JM&  SON. 
PARKHURST  W  A, 
PIATTI  Clgeneral  agent), 

PLATT  H  W, 

Petaluma'  Porter  &  Manluy, 
•'     I  Quinhy  &  Skinner, 

Red  Blufi  REED  &  WELCH, 


San  Diego 

San  Fernando 

San  Jose 


WELCH  R  C,  Redwood  City  RUCKER  &  PAGE, 

Cunningham  R  F,  Riverside'  Speiicfr  h  CJovell, 

ALSIPEE,    (secty   Occidental  &  LcomisR^, 

Union  Building  &  Loan  Associa-         j  Mauk  lieo  VV, 
tion),  Sacramento;  PHILBPS  C  H, 

BEAUMONT    DUNCAN,    (land 

agent), 
Bohl  Peter, 
Cadwaladcr  &  Parsons, 

CAREY  JNO  T, 
CHANDLER  L  C, 

Coleman  W  P, 


DAVIS  RICHMOND. 

Felch  W  C, 
Hayden  C  C, 

HICKMAN  P  L, 
LEONARD  A, 

McClellan  VV  B, 

SIMMONS  M  J. 
SPINKS  &  ACOCK, 
STROBEL  CARL, 
SWEETSER  &  ALSIP, 

Swift  Elijah, 
Wolleb  Chas, 
Van  Tassel  Theo, 
Stone  &  Eardley, 

WINHAM  W  P  L, 
CONDEE  &  MITCHELL, 

San  Bernardino 
KENDALL  T  G, 

Barnard  A  D, 


San  Luis  Obispo 


BARTLETT  A  T,  San  Mateo 

FislurO  H, 

Miller  Wm  J.  San  Rafael 

HUMPHREYS  C  W.  Santa  Ana 
Saulishury  B  J,  " 

MOREBROS.  (HH&JF), 

Santa  Barbara 


WINTONNW, 

Woodbridge  W  H, 
Jenkins  (i  C, 

HIHNFA. 

Hun  Is  A  J, 

MEYRICK  &  CO, 

Pray  &  Drennan, 
Santa  Monica  Land  Co, 
Davitfson  D  D, 
Langdon  C  W, 
Matfoon  H  K  &  Co, 

PEUGH  T  M, 

St  Helena'  Proctor  &  Reynolds, 
Salinas  City]  Rose  &  Hillis, 
YOUNG  FW. 

Wiley  Alix, 
Abransky  M  L, 
Lyon  L  E, 

San  Buer  wentural  if"!^"  iP2.i'« 


Santa  Clara 
Sauta  Cruz 


Santa  Monica 

Sauta  Kosa 
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Sebastopol 
Stockton 


BRADT  G  G,  (B  &  Son), 

Briant  W  D, 
Faivre  Joseph, 
Hiic^gins  &  Reed, 

HITCHCOCK  GEO  N, 

Horton  A  E, 
Keating  M, 
Llewelyn  Wm, 
Mannasse  J  S  &  Co, 
Noell  C  P, 
Pauly  A, 


Si.a  Diego  PERRY  GEO, 
Rhodes  Alouzo, 
Severy  M, 

TULLYJNO, 

Smith  A  A, 

AGLER  JAMES, 

Blackman  H, 

SNOWHH. 
GIDDINGSCJ, 

Zumwalt  D  K, 

ALEXANDER  TD. 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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or  the  Coast,  aao  Po«t  HU.  S.  v. 


REA 


California. 

CLAHHIFIEI'. 


RES 


1059 


PORTER  J  T  &  CO, 

Wagner  W  S, 
Murdock  W  C  &  Co, 
Fiske  George  D, 


Watson  ville 

West  Oakland 

Willows 

Woodland 


RESTAURANTS. 

(See  also  Oyster  Saloons. )  , 

BAROTEAU  ATJGUSTE.       Alameda 

Beretta  Win, 

Corl)ett  J  J, 

Diilmon  R, 

Diedrichsohn  A, 

Koch  Adam, 

Keree  David, 

Koehler  H  J, 

WALKER  R  W, 

Kalacich  M,  (Vienna), 

GRANGER  JOSEPH. 

Shay  Mrs  E, 
Borsi  Clemente, 

WILSON  OLIVER  H. 

Thduiiis  &  Oliver, 
Wright  Jonathan  (1, 
Manning  Thos, 

SMITH  MRS  ISAAC  P, 

Byan  H  C, 

CALLIHAN  GEO  S, 

CoIm!  «t  Evans, 
Gowen  E  W, 

GRUSSY  &  THIERMAN, 

H'rt  Mrs  J  R, 
Lafee  A, 

McCarty  &  Tobin, 
O'Niell  E, 

Radoviuh  &  CJillespie, 
ShauL'hnessy  Mrs  M, 
Tuhinf)  D. 

WAGNER  D, 
WALSH  &  SMITH, 

Wihus  &  Co, 
Stearns  Wm, 
Carlston  Andrew, 

MILLS  JOHN, 
DOOLEY  THOMAS. 
SIMOR  B  J. 
TILTON  MRS  MATTIE, 

Syinond  Geo, 
Pepan  li, 

Ashton  J  T  &  Co, 
Butler  H, 

DAVIS  J  N. 
ENTREMONT  FRANK. 

Folen  &  MeSherry, 
Reed  J  W, 
Hoffman  J  no, 

COLLYERRA. 

Nelson  J  W, 

BACHMANNJ, 

Anderson  J, 
Gnspard  F, 

KJDHBALLJASH. 

Koderiques  J  C, 


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Dixon 

Dutch  Flat 

East  Berkeley 

East  Oakland 


Eureka 


Fresno 


HSCHERJOHN, 

Gall  John  J, 

ELAEMSELft 
LETTUNICH  &  MAZAN, 

Faber  J  E, 

Farrington  G, 

Bonfeldt  Henry,  Forest  Hill 

Dalmett  P  H,  Fort  Bidwell 

Guilhamet  &  Clavere  Bros,  Gilroy 

MORROW  JOHN, 

Gunn  Chas,  Goleta 

Fritz  Isaac,  Grangeville 

Heath  Mrs  L  D,  Grass  Valley 

Seeba  Chas  F,  '      " 

Shaffer  Mrs  Mary,  " 

LARKIN  MICHEAL.  (Half  Moon 

Bay), 
Harrington  Mrs, 
Smith  Carmen, 


Half  Moon  Bay 
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Fromm  L, 
Levy  H, 
Schuler  — , 
Mariiiovich  T, 
Beach  Mrs  J, 
Bray  Mrs  A, 
Gouilhard  B, 
Day  K  O,  • 

Day  &  Tenn, 
Dixon  W  J, 
Abbott  Mrs  Merced, 
Bayer  Joe, 
Dol  V, 
(tantl  J  H, 
(irebe  Chris, 

HRANOVELLI  GEO  S, 
ILLICH  JERRY. 

Precido  llario, 
Spark'J  A  A, 
Wright  S  L, 
Kelley  Wm, 
Hudson  M, 
Currier  &  Rutter, 
Rogers  Bros, 
Briare  F  D, 
Cattanes  <i, 

DOHRMANNHGF. 

KRAUSEJH, 

OVANDOJOSE, 

Wilson  W  T, 
Swan  A, 

Herrington  Mrs  E, 
Loventhal  I  S, 
Merry  L, 
Monmert  &  Son, 

SIMONEAU  J, 

Cole  Benj, 
Johnson  S  M, 
Sound  Gus, 
Tobin  Mary, 

CONLANOC. 

Lacoq  C, 

Maloney  Mrs  Sarah, 

Thomas  E  B, 


Hollister 
Independence 

Jackson 

Knight's  Landing 

Lakeport 
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Williams  Mrs  L  E  ft  Go,  Oakdale 

Bagge  Bros,  Oakland 

Baseizza  G, 

Carpenter  W  C, 

miNOSWOBTH  S, 

Fisher  &  Bailey, 

Furniss  M, 

Jenson  S, 

Kosta  &  Co, 

Lundy  W, 

Marques  J, 

Martin's  Oyster  &  Chop  House, 

Milloslavisch  J, 

Mulliken  Mrs  M  L, 

Negrini  James, 

Portal  A, 

Rudolph  G  R, 

Schaefer  &  Welti, 

Teeter  Ann, 

Turner  &  Strawbridge, 

YISGOVICHJOHN, 

Williams  N, 

WELCH  J  C, 

Brugere  Lewis, 

BeIg  DANIEL  M, 

Kley  &,  Kriese, 
Meagher  Frank, 
Nelson  Mrs  Matilda, 
Robmson  S  A, 

COOLETBB, 

Crandall  Mrs  C  G, 

BOBiNSONWB, 

Quinn  &  Campbell, 
Projonovirt  P, 
Carroll  C  J, 
Miles  Nathan, 
Pierce  Mrs  M  C, 
Boban  J, 
BostvickER, 

CBOinH  W  P, 

Eagle), 
Davis  &  Hogan, 

GOLDEN    EAGLE    BESTAU 

BANT,  (W  P  Cronin  propr), 
Harrison  T  E, 
HOCKWELL  FETEB, 

Maina    Mearco, 

MUNDCHAS, 

Ostrander  &  Moberly, 
Parke  Mrs  S  S, 
Payen  Louis,  

PICOVICH  BABTHOLOMEG. 

Prytz  Jno, 

atJANCHI  &  SIHONL 
BADONICH  MOBBIS, 

Ryan  Martin, 

SEHENZA  A. 
SMITH  J  D, 
WEIMANN&DAHM, 

Woodard  M, 

Metcalf  Mrs  S  W,  Salinas  City 


AMEBICAN  BESTAUBANT,  (H 

Watson  propr,)  San  Andreas 


San  Bernardino 
San  Buenaventura 
•t 

San  Fernando 
San  Diego 


Oroville 

Pacheco 

Petaluma 

Plaeerville 

Pleasanton 

Princeton 

Red  BluflFl 


Redding 

Redwood  City 

Riverside 

Roseville 


Sacramento 

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Fletcher  Andrew, 

Ackerman  Herman, 

Hobson  Mrs  I  J, 

Whitehouse  Wm, 

Glinn  Jno, 

Bennis  Sam, 

Hylund  &  Ihlstrom, 

Stawovich  John,  <' 

WILLIAMS  MABCO, 

Brown  John,  San  Joso 

BUBNS  MBS  MABY  ANN, 

DELLWIG  Et  (California), 

ELITCH  JOHN, 

GLrUBETICH  JOHN,  (Universal)," 

Gliubetich  M,  '< 

Lopez  Rosa,  << 

Milasich  Antone,  •< 

Miocevich  M  &  Co,  " 

Ortega  Luz,  " 

Pancera  Jno,               ,  " 

Radulovich  L  G,  " 
BUSS  JOSEPH, 
SUZZALLO  PETEB. 

Zecovich  Antonio,  " 

MABTIN  JOSEPH.  San  Lcandro 

Solis  Mrs  B,  San  Luis  Obispo 

Torres  August,  «' 

Androda  J,  San  Pablo 

BABNABD  M  E  MBS,  (Delmoni- 

CO),  San  Rafael 

BriggG&J,  •' 

Crose  Wm,  «« 

DULEY  M, 

Ramor  MB,  " 

Murat  Mrs  J,  Santa  Barbara 

Raffour  Mrs  J,  •« 

Williams  Henry,  '< 

BABBIEBI  J,  (French), 
Zaro  M, 

onrad  Chas, 
Heitz  Jos  Sc,  Son, 
Henisworth  Mrs  T  W, 

CBANE  PETEB, 

Atchison  W  H, 
Cavesut  J  M, 
Lick  Mrs  John, 
Rudorff  Wm  G, 
Steinmetz  Mrs  E, 
Behrman  Henry, 
De  Villalon  Isabel, 

DBASCOVIGH  &  DXTDIGH. 

Givanovich  A, 

KINDEBMANN  G. 
LOVBeVICH  FBANE, 

Mallon  T  C, 

MEBSFELDEB  L, 

Mitrovich  M  &  Co, 
Pierce  &  Smith, 
Scalerandi  Mrs  M, 

CHBISLEB  A. 

Brodeck  Mrs  H, 


Santa  Cruz 
Santa  Rosa 


Saucelito 
Sonera 


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Hamilton  Noah, 

SHEBRITTJ, 

Dirnick  Mrs  M, 
Rosa  James  M, 
Beyhaut  E, 
Hudson  &  Beaver, 
JOHNSON  L, 
Silvey  T  H, 
DEAIS  A  & 

Esteven  Wenn, 

Mardocco  Peter, 

Putnam  B  L, 

BLUE  WIND  CHOP  HOUSE 


Tehama 

Temesoal 

Tres  Pinos 

Truckee 


J  Donahue  propr), 
CUSICK  RICHARD, 

Magner  Michael, 

Eckert  M, 

Shinn  Mrs, 

Silva  Joseph  &  Ben, 

Davidson  Mrs  Menee, 

Denzler  Adam, 

TIPTON  J  E, 

Richards  A  D, 


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Carmichael  M  A,  Bieber 

Harmon  O  K,  Boulder  Creek 

Peery  J  W,  " 

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Boca  Mill  Co,  Boca 

Bragg,  Folsom  k  Co,  •' 

Ferguson  R  P,  (shingle),  " 

Nye  P  (supt  Shingle  Mills),     Bridgeport 
Labadie  L  &  C  E,  BuUard's  Bar 

Leffingwell  &  Son,  Cambria 

Melindy  Henry,  Cinnabar 

Rock  wood  Capt  •• 

Hobron  Geo  W,  Coulterville 

Meeker    Mill,    (Meeker   Brothers), 

Duncan's  Mills 


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Willows 

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MASON  H  E>  (metal),  Eureka 

Perry  S  M,  Los  Angeles 

QUTHRIE  BROS.  Sacramento 

Laufkotter  C,  " 

L.iw8on  Powell  S,  " 

WILLIAMS  RICHARD,    Santa  Cruz 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS- 
MAKERS. 

(See  Harness  Makers  and  Saddlers.) 

SADDLES  AND  HARNESS. 

(See  Harness  and  Saddlery.) 

SAFES. 

TURNER  GEO,  (agt  Mosler's  Safe 
Lock  Co),  Los  Angeles 

WILLIAMS  W  G,  (agt  Detroit 
Safes),  Sacramento 

SAW  MILLS. 

(See  also  Planing  Mills.) 

Macpherson  &  Wetherbee,  Albion 

Salmon  Creek  (Shingle)  Mill  Co,       " 
Damsguard  John,  Alta 

SMITH  A,  GUY  &  CO,  Anaheim 

Falk  h.  Chandler,  Areata 

FiokeU  W  Y,  (shingles). 


DOLBEER  &  CARSON. 

Fay  G  M  &  Bro,  (shingle), 
Flanagan,  Brosman  &  Co, 
Jones  D  R  &  Co. 

McEAY  A  &  CO, 
RUSS  JOSEPH. 
VANCE  JOHN. 

P  M  Co, 

Sierra  Lumber  Co, 
Jopf  &  Brown, 
Benjamin  D  W  C, 
Noble  Robt, 
Stewart  S  C, 
Lunsford  II  B, 
Gurne  &  Ludwig, 
Korbel  F  &  Bro, 
Murphy  Bros, 
RuffChas, 
Fritts  J  A, 
Austin  J  C, 
lins  Alfred, 
Whitmore  F  M, 
Kunter  .1  S, 


Eureka 


Fisherman's  Bay 

Forest  Ranch 

Fort  Bidwell 

Georgetown 

Goodyear's  Bar 
Guerneville 


Hansonville 

Happy  Camp 

Imsdale 

iTackson 
Kibesillah 
Noyo  Mill  (A  W  Macpherson),  Noyo 
VANCE  JOHN.  Mad  River 

Mammoth  Steam  Saw  Mills, 

Mammoth  City 
FairchildTH.  "    "       ' 

Neill  &  RedHeld, 
Weishar  A, 
Brown,  Harris  &  Co, 
Rediker  &  Owens, 
Meekers  M  E  &  A  P, 
<iraham  J  W, 
Peareh  J  A, 
Watson  ville  Mill  &  Lumber  Co, 


Milford 

Mmeral  King 
<< 

Newville 

Oak  Run 

Occidental 

Orleans  Bar 


Neylan  Jas, 
Nickerson  &  Co, 
Clark  W  V, 
McCarthy  David, 

KIMBALL  JOSEPH. 

Van  Slyke  &  Sommer, 
Hurandner  John, 
Bigelow  Geo  W, 
Hughes  &  Bro, 
Hatch  H  T, 
Kerby  Jas, 
Whitney  D  L, 


Pajaro 

Point  Arena 
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Railroad  Flat 
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Rohnerville 

San  Bernardino 

San  Diego 

Sawyer's  Bar 

Sherwood  Valley 

Sierra 
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Coffman  Wm,  Smith  River 

Van  Pelt  Thos,  " 

Rohner,  Gushaw,  Masson  &  Weber, 

Spriiigville 

Mason  &  Co,  " 

Donahoo  M  J,  Toll  House 

Trinidad  Mill  Co,  Trinidad 

Maxwell  &  Williams,       Trinity  Center 

Russian  River  Land  &    Lumber  Co, 

Tyrone 

Upper  Mattole 

Volcano 
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Woodford 

Woodside 

Wrights 


Dudley  &  Minor, 
Brandon  A, 
Whitmore  F  W, 
Bemis  E, 
Pharis  S  P, 
Comstock  I3ros, 
Morrell  Bros, 
Orcutt  A, 


Yocumville 


SALOONS. 

(See  Liquors.) 

SCHOOLS. 

College  of  St  Augustine,  (Ut  Rev  J 
H  D  WiugHeld,  D  D  L  L  1)  prest,), 

Benicia 

MANSFIELD, L  D  DR.    (a"pt 

Young  Ladies'  Seminary),  " 

St  Catherine's  Convent,  " 

THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  CALI- 
FORNIA. {John  Ije  Conto  prest) 

Berkeley 

Mills  Seminary,  (C  T  Mills  princi- 
pal), Brooklyn 

KNOXDALE  INSTITUTE,  (K  K 

Hill  principal),  Brownsville 

HUMBOLDT  SEMINARY,  (H  1) 

Lathrop,  D  D),  lOurcka 

ST  JOSEPH'S  INSTITUTE, 

Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Heart  of 
Mary,  (Mensia  Hartorano  sibter 
superior),  (iilroy 

SMITH  J  D,  (Liverinore  College), 

I^ivermore 

LA  FETRA  C  W,  (propr  Los  An- 
gelea  Business  College),       Los  Angeles 

LOS  ANGELES  ACADEMY,  (O 

S  Frambes), 

Richardson  Rev  M  B,  (principal  St 
Vincent's  College),  " 

Sisters  School,  (conducted  by  Sis- 
ters of  Charity), 

COLLEGE  OF  NOTRE  DAME. 

(Sister  Aloyaius  superioress), 

Maryaville 


NAPA    COLLEGIATE   INSTI- 
TUTE (A  E  Lasher  principal).  Nana 
NAPA  LADIES'  SEMINARY, 

(F  A  McDonald  principal),  •< 

Baptist  J,  (superioress  Convent  of 
our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart),  Oakland 

CALIFORNIA  MEDICAL  COL 

LEGE,(Prof  DanielMacLean  doiin), " 

CALIFORNIA  MILITARY 
ACADEMY,    (Rov    David   Mc- 

Clure  principal),  '• 

GOLDEN  GATE  ACADEMY, 

(Rev  H  E  Jowitt), 

OAKLAND  BUSINESS  COL- 
LEGE, (D  C  Taylor  principal),      " 

Sackett  School,  (D  O  Sackett  priu),  '' 

Placerville  Academy,  (E  B  Conkiii 
propr),  Placerville 

Hunt  VV  S,  (Young  Ladies'  Semina- 
ry), _  Sacramento 

Sacramento  Business  College,  (E  C 
Atkinson  prest),  " 

SACRAMENTO     INSTITUTE, 

(conducted      by     the     Christian 
Brothers),  " 

Sacramento  Mechanical  School,  (Jo- 
siah  Johnson  trustee),  " 

SACRAMENTO  SEMINARY, 

(Mrs  Harmon  Perry  principal),       " 
Saint  Joseph's  Convent, (Sister  Mary 

Vincent  sister  superior),  " 

Gates  Mrs  O  W,  (seminary),    San  Diego 
Allen  Chas  H,   (secy  State  Normal 

school),  San  Jose 

BRIESEN    AE,  (Cosmopolitan 

School),  " 

COLLEGE  OF  NOTRE  DAME, 

(Sister  Mary  Cornelie  superioress),  " 

GARDEN  CITY  COMMERCL^ 

COLLEGE,(H  BWorcester  propr), " 

ST     JOHl^     INSTITUTION. 

(Sister  Carmen  Argelaga  superior- 
ess), " 

Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Heart 
of  Mary,  (Sister  llaymunda  Crem- 
adell  sui)eriores8),        San  Luis  Obispo 

Carman  Mr  &  MrsW  L  P,  (com- 
mercial school),  " 

Cooper  Mrs  Ellwood,  (college), 

Santa  Barbara 

St  Vincent's  School,  (Sisters  of 
Charity), 

Leniiebacker  Miss  &  Mrs  Eastlack, 
(Young  Ladies' School),      Santa  Cruz 

STOCKTON  BUSINESS  COL- 
LEGE, (F  R  Clarke  prin),      Stockton 

Gregory  Rev  U,  (prest  California 
College),  Vacaville 

St  Vincent's  Benevolent  School,  Vallcjo 

St  Vincent  Convent  School,  (Dom- 
inican Sisters),  " 

WASHINGTON  COLLEGE,  (S  C 

Harmon  prin),     Washington  Corners 


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SEARCHERS  OF   RECORDS. 

Brooks  Win  H  J,  Bakersfiold 

SULLIVAN  CW.  Bodie 

DeJARNATT  J  R  Colusa 

CLARK  &  MoKRNZIE,  Fresno 

Johnson  G  G,  Hollister 

Brooks,  Clark  A  Russell,       Los  Angeles 

JUDSON,  GILLETTE  &  GIB- 
SON, " 

Kohler  A, 

NeelyTheo  W,  , 

STAJTLET  J  R,  Lower  Lake 

Aeyuolds  A,  Mariposa 

KRAUSE  J  H,  MarysviUe 

Chapman  Harry,  Merced 

Perley  Geo,  Modesto 

BRTfCK  LOUIS,  Nnpn 

LAWRIE  A  G,  Oakland 
McKeand  — , 

Mix  Gustav  L,  '* 

Wright  G  F,  " 

LEONARD  JNO  P,  Oroville 

Kice  Geo  H,  Redwood  City 

CROSS  SAMUEL.  Sacramento 

CONDE  &  MITCHELL, 

San  Bernardino 
Thompson  F  A,  San  Buenaventura 

BRADT  G  G,  San  Diego 

FairchildJA, 

CORDELL  THOS  H,  San  Jose 

Hftlsey  Ed, 
Howes  Sam  P,  " 

KNAPPJL. 

Phillips  Mitch,  " 

Cooper  A  S,  Santa  Barbara 

WRIGHT  PAUL  R, 

Nagle  F  G,  Santa  Rosa 

NEYCE  J  H. 

WEBSTER  JWO  H,  Stockton 

GIDDINGS  C  J,  Visalia 

ZUMWALT  D  K, 

McNortmi  Frank,  Willows 

BUSH  E  R,  Woodland 

SEEDSMEN. 

(See  Nurserymen,  Seetlsmen  and  Florists. ) 

SEWING  MACHINE  AGENTS. 

Backs  FJ,  Anaheim 

POULEUR  J  B  &  CO.  Areata 

Scribiier  W  C,  Bakersficld 

HALLBTT  &  LOY,  Chico 

HOSMER  N  S,  Colusa 

Hill  JPB.  Fourth  Crossing 

GREENUP  &  REID.  Fresno 

THOMPSON  &SAYER. 

Vellguth  Wm, 

Phelps  F  F.  Gait 

Cory  J  H  Mrs,  Gilroy 

BUbNIE  A,  Grass  Valley 


SHARP  CHAS&  CO, 
NYE  JACOB,     . 

Follett  G  W, 
GILROY  L, 

Burns  John, 

Dobinson  &  Williams  Mrs, 

Doak  tc  Co, 

(Hidden  E  C, 

Tithill  W  H, 

RANTZ  H  C. 

Rhoades  I  N, 
Rosenthal  A, 
Hartor  Mrs, 
May  John  C, 
Mayott  J  F, 


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Petaluma 

Placerville 

Redding 

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„  - ,  North  Jan  Juan 

FOkSYTH  F  A,  (Wheeler  &  Wil- 

soil).  Oakland 

Halstcd  K  K,  ' 

Look  wood  Jno  J,  << 

Phillips  I)  J, 
Sherwood  F  William, 
Lodge  Z  D. 
Deiich  J  W, 

SCHROTER  G  C, 

Allmond  (!eo  D, 

Emery  E  H, 

GLASOU  L  J,  (Domestic), 

SINGER    MANUFACTURING 

CO.  (E  B  Palmer  agt), 

St  J<ihu  W,  Salinas  City 
Barrows  Thomas,         San  Buenaventura 

Bartlett  Bros,  " 

Wriylit  &  Hobson  Misses,  " 

GASS  A  M,  San  Diego 

Switzcr  E  D,  " 

(;iidden  E  C,  San  Gabriel 

Fuller  AC.  ^^n  T .  e 

JACKSON  J  R,  (Eldredge,  Wilson, 

Davis),  " 

Mauvais  II,  " 
Worlcy  M  H, 

WRIGHT  W  F. 
LANGE  W  H, 

Fint  Reuben, 
Saulisburg  B  J, 
Emerson  A.  Co, 
Hunter  Wm, 
D(!  Voll  P  H, 
Wheeler  T  A, 

WARD  C  E. 

Dobrowskv  E, 

SCOTT  W  A, 

Britton  J  W, 
Devon  H  H, 
Eekstrom  fJeo  F, 
Kies  O  D, 

THE  SINGER  MANUFACTUR 
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Winterscheid  W  H, 
Wood  J  E, 

CHRISLER  P  J.  SuisuD 

Hathaway  S  F,  Vallejo 

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Breadon  James, 
Petahuna  Soap  Factory, 

CAPITAL  SOAP  CO, 

ton  &  Hiivley  proprs), 
Wheaton  W  11, 
Haml'^t  k  Fr<!oman, 

BTJSSE  R, 

Nettleship  J, 
Moore  S  D, 


Berkeley 
Colusa 
Petalutna 
(Withing- 

Snoramento 

Santa  Burliara 

Stockton 

Vallejo 

Woodland 

Yountville 


DALL  C  C«  (propr  Columbia  Soda 

Works),  ^  Oakland 

HiKf^ins  Edward,  Oroville 

Connolly  B  F,  Petaluma 

Mcl'uarson  J  M,  •       Placerville 

Curibclli  S,  San  Lnis  Obispo 

Santa  Kosa  Soda  Works,        Santa  llosa 
LEONARD  THOS,  Sonora 

Belding  Chas,  Stockton 

O'OEADY  F,  (propr  Empire  Soda 

Works),  Vallejo 

Mooney  M,  Visalia 

Kyes  &  Browcr,  Willows 

STAGE  LINES  AND  AGENTS. 

Chase  J  (I,  Antioch 

(ireenwald  J,  Areata 

KIRKBY    W  H,  (Eureka*  Trini- 
dad Stage  Line),  '* 

BANTA.  GRAYSON  &  HILL'S 
FERRY  STAGE  LINE.  (W  c 

Israel  propr),  Banta 

U  S  STAGE  LINE,  (H  A  Lawton 

ai,'ont),  Bodie 

Fisher  W  F,  Calistojja 

Carey  Lafayette,  Cambria 

Duncan  H  C,  Capay 

COLEMAN  J  W.  Contreville 

MESSER  W  N,  (Chico  &  Powell- 
ton  Stage  Line),  Chico 
Van  Arnam  W  C  &  Co,           Cloverdale 
Colusa  Stage  Co,                              Colusa 
Harrington  E  A,  " 
MILLER   &  CO.   (proprs  Bartlett 

&  Allen's  Stage  Line),  " 

MILLER    &  CO.  (Colusa  &  Wil- 
liams Stage  Line),  " 
Wilson  Curtis, 
Waterman  &  O'Brien, 
Bnrlinganie  M  B, 


SODA    WATER    MANUFAC 
TURERS. 


Gagen  John, 

Antioch 

JANKE  C  F, 

Belmont 

PEARSON  BROS. 

Bodie 

Blood  A  F, 

Chico 

MONROE  A  &  SON. 

Eureka 

Rouse  0  F, 

<c 

OARDEMEYER  C  & 

BROS, 

Livermore 

Nordhalt  W  J, 

Los  Angeles 

Stoll  H  W, 

BELDING  L.  Maryaville 

MERCED  SODA  WORKS,  (O  Oai 

liano  propr),  Merced 

Meinecke  Frederick,  "       ,     Modesto 

Silvea  M,  Napa 

Bliven  James  I  ft  Co,  Oakland 


Cordelia 

Darwin 

Drytown 

Duncan's  Mills 

Eureka 

Forest  Hill 
i< 

Fort  Bid  well 


AUman  &  Queen, 

Hurlbutt  L  S, 

Clark  Anthony, 

Powell  Peyton, 

Cald(;rwood  J  E, 

Bones  J  K, 

Kelly  J  C,  Fort  Jones 

Tickner  F  L, 

CJeorgciowii  &  Auburn  Stage  Line, 

Ceorgetown 
Placerville  &  Ceorgetown  Stage  Line,  '* 
Paine  John,  Gilroy 

Grangeville  &  Kingsbury  Stage  Line, 

Crange  villa 
Pitcher  H  S.  Half  Moon  Bay 

HAMILTON  WM,  (Forest  Line  of 

Stages;  J  Bagsdale  agent),     lone  City 
Lawrence  A  M,  Los  Angeles 

Los  Angeleo  &  Ventura  Stage  Line,    " 
MACE  CA?T  R  P.  Madera 

Blackmore  W^ni,  Mammoth  City 

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PRIME  J  K.  (M  &  C  Stage  Co,) 

Maxwell 
MENDOCINO  •&  WESTFOBT 

STAGE    LINE,    (Len    Barnard 
propr),  Mendocino 

TJKIAH  &  MENDOCmO  STAGE 

LINE,  (Len  IJarnard  propr),  " 

Wasburn  E  P,  Merced 

MATTESON  &  CO,  Milton 

Price  B  H,  Mohave 

RUSSELL  R  W»        Mokelumne  Hill 

MATTESON   &   GARLAND, 

Murphy's 
Clifford  O  B,  Napa 

Crawford  W  H,  Nevada  City 

Wellington  D, 

Gifford  John  T,  Newhall 

Bean  Jack,  Oroville 

GARRETSON  JOHN,  (propr  San 
Francisco,  San  Mateo  &  Pesca- 
dero  Stage  Line),  P<«cadero 

LANG  0  D.  (propr  Placerville  & 
Rowl".ada  Stage  Line),  I'lacerville 

PLACERVILLE  &  ROWLANDS 

STAGE  LINE.')0  D  Lang  propr),  " 
Placerville  &  Shingle  Springs  Stage 

Line, 
Peters  P,  Point  Arena 

C  &  0  STAGE  CO,  (James  Rogers 

agent).  Redding 

Major  &  Culverhouse,  " 

Robinson  Henry  W,  Riverside 

Los  Angeles  &  v'entura  Stage  Line, 

San  Buenaventura 

COAST  MAIL  STAGE  LINE, 

(A  L  Seeley  propr),  San  Diego 

THOMPSON  J  W,  (San   Diego  & 

Julian  Stage  Co),  " 

Dolan  T,  San  Jose 

REGAN   MARK,   (Sargents,    San 

Juan  &  Hollister  Stage  f^ine)  San  Juan 
Stiiniford  ( Jeo  B,  San  Luis  Obispo 

Tafft  A,  San  Mateo 

Paso  Robles  Stage,  San  Simeon 

RUNDELL  ELI,  (Telegraph  Stage 

Line),  Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Cruz  &  San  Mateo  Stage  Line, 

Santa  Cru/ 
GROVES  GEO,  (Redding  h  Shasta), 

Shasta 
Nell  H,  Silveratlo 

Mattcson  &  Co,  Sonora 

MATTESON  &  GARLAND,  Stockton 

Patten  It  C, 

Roberts  John  L,        >         Sulphur  Creek 

Oarber  Simeon,  Susanville 

White  John  N, 

Force  W  H,  (propr  Ukiah  and  Clov- 

erJale  Stiige   Line,  Ukiah 

Newcomb  L  S,  (propr  Benioia  Sta^e), 

Vallejo 


OAKLAND  AND  WALNUT 
CREEK  STAGE  LINE.  (£  S 
Moore  &  Bros  proprs),    Walnut  Creek 

Miller  &  Co,  Williams 

Johnston  J  0,   (Willows  &  Orland), 

Willows 

BURROWS  A  H,  (gen  agt  Califor- 
nia &  Oregon  Stage  Co),  Yreka 

CALIFORNLA  AND    OREGON 

STAGE  CO.  (Barlow  &  Sanderson 
proprs),  '< 

STONE  W  S,  (gen  supt  Califor- 
nia and  Oregon  Stage  Co),  " 

STATE  OFFICERS. 

PERKINS  GEORGE  C,  governor, 

SacramoTito 
Mansfield  John,  lieut-governor,  " 

BURNS  D  M,  secty  of  State, 
Weil  John,  treasurer,  «' 

KENFIELD  D  M,  controller, 
Hart  A  Tj,  attorney-general,  " 

MASLIN  E   W.    secty    boaril    of 

equalization,  •' 

SHANKUN    JAS   W,   surveyor- 

genera),  " 

Campbell  Fred  M,  supt  schools,  *' 

Morrison  R  F,  chief  justice,  " 

Kinstrey  E  W,  associate  justice,         " 
McKee  S  B.  associate  justice,  " 

My  rick  M  H,  associate  justice,  '• 

Thornton  J  D,  associate  justice, 
I{os8  E  M.  associate  justice,  " 

(Jros0  Frank  W,    clerk  of    supremo 

court.  " 

Post  C  N,  deputy  clerk  of  supreme 

court,  " 

CRAVENS  ROBT  0.  librarian,       ' 

HAST  ALBERT,  governor's  pri- 
vate secretary,  •' 
YOUNG  J  D,  supt  printing, 

STEAMER    REPRESENTA 
TIVES. 

B  F  Siobert,  (Hamburg-American 
Packet  Cos agoficy),  Aualioim 

AGENCY  HAMBURG-AMERI- 
CAN PACKET  CO,  (Weill  Bros 
agents),  Bakerstield 

Minor  R  A,  (P  CSS  Co's  agt),  Camliria 
Murdock  S  R,  Colusa 

Baird  Thomas,  (Humboldt  S  S  Co), 

Kun^ka 
HUMBOLDT  S  8  CO,  (W  J  Sweasy 

ft  Son  gen  agents),  " 

McLELLAN  H,  (agent  P  C  SSCo. 

Los  Aiigelea 
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Port  Harford 


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CHBISTENSEN  M.  (wharfinger) 

Rio  Vista 
Foster  Albert,  ass't  supt  C  P  R  K  Co 

Lathrop  HC,  (agent  C P  R  R  Go's 
steamers),  " 

Bartlett  Bros,  (ticket  agents  PCS 
Co),  San  Buenaventura 

SIMPSON  J  H,  (local  agt  P  C  S  S 
Co),  San  Diego 

BELL  JOHN,  (agent  Cunard  Steam- 
ship line),  San  Jose 

Frankle  Leopard,    (P  C  S  S  agent), 

San  Simeon 

SAGAR  GEO  H,  (P  C  s  s  Co), 

Santa  Cruz 
Stockton 

COMMIS 


jjg     Cornwall  Artliur, 

STORAGE     AND 
SION. 


Alviso 

Anaheim 

Maxwell 

Redwood  City 

iStockton 


Ham  R  K, 

MILLER  DE, 
HARDEN  BROS, 

Christ . T  as, 
Baggs  N  &  Son, 

MILLER  GENJF  &WC. 
CAMPBELL  &  FORBES,  Tahoe 

BRIGGS  IRA  J,  _    Tehama 

Banning  Phineas,  W  ilmington 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

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Lowell  A  J, 
Bennerccheidt  Jos, 
Fesenfeld  Wm, 
Wright  <l  C, 

BURNS  ROBERT, 
POnLEUR  J  B  &  CO. 

Macomb  Geo  B, 
Toussaint  A, 
Blake  Wm, 
Brom  Antonio, 
Palmer  C  PL 
Sweeney  M  M, 
Bounsall  Bros, 
Minor  R  A, 
McLellau  J  O, 
Longley  A  H, 
H.igaii  .las, 

NEWMAN  J  F, 

Ilaup*;  — , 

BROWN  Z  W, 
MITCHELL  H. 

Bricken  ridge  M  N, 

BROWN  E  W. 
SCHIRMER  CHAS. 
CONDIT  W  H, 


Adiu 

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Alvarndo 
Anuhoim 

Antioch 
Areata 


Auhurn 

Bakerstield 

Heiiicia 

Berktiloy 

Bloomlit'ld 

liodie 

(Jalistoga 

Camhri 

Camptonvilli! 

Castrovillf 

Centrovillfj 

Chico 

Clovordalf 

Colusa 

Concord 
Davis 
Dixon 


Hillhouse  W  H, 
Kirk  0  C, 
Longenecker  A  J, 
Johnston  W  H, 

MASON  H  E, 
OHMANN  I, 

Brien  Jos  A, 

BROWN  J  0, 

Goldstein  A  S, 

GREENUP  &  REID, 

Hicks  J  C, 
Latourrette  P  H, 
Robinson  Amos, 

STANLEY  JNO  C, 

Fisher  Samuel, 

BEEBE  R  M, 

Aberuethy  Thos  Jr, 

BLAKELY  F  A, 

Mack  H  H, 
Metzger  Bros, 
Rarbe  M, 

GURY  J  G. 

Snibley  Henry, 

COYIiE  J  A", 

Fox  Wm  H, 

Wellers  C, 
Mills  A, 

SLEPPY  N, 

Harris  A, 
Travis  J  D&  Son, 
Dutcher  N  D, 
Tom  &  Mugler, 
Burdic.k  H, 

CHAPMAN  &  PAUL. 
CHILDS  M  W. 

Funev  W  C, 

HARPER,  MOORE  &  CO, 

Hl)\^ »'  .(nsoph, 

MEYBURG  BROS. 

Stevens  Geo, 
Wasner  P  A  &  Co, 
Littlefield  &  Wiggins, 

MORGAN  BROS. 
ROSS  E  C  &  CO, 
SCHWARTZ  CHAS, 

MoNamara  T  J, 
Bearwald  Henry, 
KocliL'r  J, 
Snow  N  D, 
Freiermuth  H, 
Lhiipman  .1  J, 

DONKIN  W  A, 
JAMES  W  W. 
CLARK  A  G  &  CO, 

Edwards  S  &  Co, 
Hoin  J  N, 
Kimball  E, 
Menner&  White, 
Christeiiseu  N, 
Anderson  J  C, 
Dalziel  Jiis, 
Dalziel  &  Moller, 


Dutch  Flat 

East  Oakland 

Elk  Grove 

Eureka 


Femdale 

Folsom 

Fresno 
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Gait 
Gilroy 

Grass  Valley 

Gridley 

Guadaloupe 

Hanford 

Haywards 

Healdsburg 

HoUister 
It 

Hydesville 

lone  City 

Jackson 

Knight's  Landing 

Lakeport 

La  Porte 

Tjcmoore 

Liv«rmore 

Lodi 

FjOS  Angeles 


Mammoth  City 
(( 

Martinez 
Marysville 

Maytield 

Meroed 
(( 

Millville 
Mission  San  Jose 

Modesto 

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Monterey 
Napa 


North  San  Juan 

Nortonville 

Oakland 


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Redding 

Redwood  City 

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Sacramento 


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MQHTAOTJEWW&CO. 

Paul  C, 

Olstead  S 

Dyer  R  E, 

Freeman  &  Kiemmer 

Littlefield&  Wiggins, 

BTTCHinS  J  J. 

HARRIS  J  W  &  CO, 

Schlosser  T  C, 
STUROES  JB, 
WEATHERWAX 
WARD, 

Pinkney  M, 
Heilrath  J, 
Brelle  F, 
Berry  A  E, 
Norton  H, 
Marsh  Isaac, 
Jackson  S  J  &  J  M, 
LEWIS  L  L  &  CO. 

LLOYD  ANDREW. 

Swinerton  Vr  H, 
Kellogg  Leonard, 
Bearnsen  N, 

HATS  BROS. 
WEIMANND, 
DAVIS  &  SmTH. 
HOLBROOK.    MERRILL 
STETSON, 

Steeves  J  H,  St  Helena 

Eitzert  Peter,  Salinas  City 

Schafer  F, 

Webster  J  A, 

DREW  H  L,  San  Bernardino 

Ruffen  k  Biays, 

B^KER  F  W  JR,  San  Buenaventura 

Todd  C  D, 

Julian  A  H, 

Stewart  E, 

WILLIAMS  W  E. 

Behrendt  Edw, 

CAMPBELL  MILTON, 
KLEIN  E. 
STOCK  J. 

White  Jaa  J, 

TOCCO  JOHN  &  CO. 

Anderson  J, 

PATTISON  &  HANSON, 

San  Luis  Obispo 
Smith  E  J, 
Turner  S  M, 
KINSELLA  RICHARD.     San  Rafael 

DIBBLE  R  H. 

Haywood  J  S  &  Co, 
Edwards  &  Boeseke, 
Roeder  &  Ott, 


San  Diego 


San  Jose 


San  Juan 


Dibbla  J  H, 
Elliott  S  A  &  Co, 
Menzel  R, 

BOWMAN  0. 

Heath  &  Byrne, 
Bohme  Geo, 
Oeighton  Thos, 


Santa  Ana 
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Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Clara 


Santa  Cruz 
i< 

Santa  Monica 
Santa  Rosa 


Letold  J  G, 
Morrow  Jas  Jr, 
Voluntine  E  S  &  T, 
Bowman  Jno, 
Hogan  Howard, 
Mills  Jas  T, 
ROWE  ROBT. 
RUHL  &  FLOTD. 
KERNS  J  W, 

Lark  A  E, 
Grable  S  W  &  Co, 
Callaway  &  Mitchell, 

SIMPSON  JOHN, 
McGINTRY  JOHN  S 
STEVENS  F  P, 

Cotton  A  T, 
Brunner  F, 
Cliff  &  Metzger, 
Baer  B, 
Luce  E  A, 
Walsh  P  R, 
Wright  M  J, 
Anms  Alex, 
Cox  C  J, 

FREIERMTJTH  GEO 

(i  rover  Bros, 
Kennedy  Jno, 
Shields  Thos, 
Bentley  H, 

ORISWOLD  C  F. 

Kuliu  H  &  Bro, 
Morin  C  D, 

MILLER  HUGO, 

Patterson  J, 


Santa  Rosa 
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Sequel 

Stockton 


Suisun 
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Susan  ville 

Sutter  Creek 

Tehama 

&  T,  Tomales 

Truckee 

Tulare 

Ukiah 
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Visalia 

Vallejo 
it 

Walnut  Creek 
Watsonville 

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Wilmington 

Wheatlatul 

Woodbridge 

Woodland 


Yreka 
Yountville 


STRAW  WORKS. 


Castera  C, 
Ingram  R  H, 
West  Mrs  Annio, 

JONES  MISS  L, 


Los  Angeles 
Oakland 

Sacramento 


SUGAR    MANUFACTURERS. 

Standard  Sugar  Manufactory,  Alvarado 
California  Beet  Sugar  Co,  FeVf.ou 

California  Sugar  Manufactory   Co, 
(II  M  Ames  propr),  Isloton 

SURVEYORS. 

(Sse  also  County  OflBcers ;  also  Engineers. ) 

Timm  Geo,  Alma 

Saulisbury  W  A,  Alturas 

Spurr  D  F,  Cloverdale 

Gaither  J  W,  Epperson 

Barnard  J  E,  (logs),  Kurcka 
Herrick  R  F, 

Seeloy  Jos,  Independence 

Kelly  Jno  A,  Lakoport 

Wagner  R  O,  Lockeford 

Goldsworthy  Jno,  Loa  Angela* 


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Hanson  &;  Solano,  Los  Angeles 

Moore  Wm,  " 

Reynold  Wm  P,  " 

Stevenson  H  J,  " 

McBride  Wm,  Mammoth  City 

Symington  R  B,  (U  S  Min'l)  Nevada  City 
Eayer  J  N,  Oakland 

Trimble  I,  Olema 

Gano  Peter,  Pasedeua 

Jewett  S  P, 

Anderson  J  M,  Placerville 

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Handle  Chas, 
Keddie  Arthur  W, 
Lillard  Lafayette, 
Cloud  J  J, 
Ray  J  R, 
Stow  Jno  T, 
Coombe  Jno, 
Hermann  Bros, 
Austin  M, 
ELLIS  T  J, 

Cooper  A  S, 
Bennett  M  V, 


Point  Arena 
Quincy 

Red  Bluff 

Redwood  City 

Sacramento 


San  Buenaventura  Tier  H, 


Hoess  Frank,  Folsom 

Johnson  Jos,  Franklin 

Stevenson  I,  " 

Studer  Geo,  (merchant),  Fresno 

Williams  Wm,  Georgetown 

Cohn  P,  (merchant),  Gilroy 

HoUinberg  Wm,  " 
FOaERTY  B,                    Grass  Valley 

Fourard  A,  (merchant),  " 

Merrill  W  C,  (merchant),  " 

WOOD  BEN,  (merchant),  " 

Bulber  E,  Haywards 

Czarnecki  F,  " 

Jacobs  M  &  A,  Healdsbure 
Owen  W  D, 

Boldand  Gustave,  HoUister 

Gussefold  Wm,  (merchant),  " 
SHAW  J  B, 


San  Jose 

San  Rafael 

Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Cruz 


TAILORS. 

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SMITH  JOHN  0, 

Rafael  N, 
Mendelson  M  A, 
Wild  C, 
Merrill  W  C, 
Reich  Geo, 

Underwood  Mrs  J  G, 
Opperman  Julius, 
Berwin  S, 

GOLDBERG  R, 

Karris'^  ',  Epstine  &  Co, 

Johnson  S, 

O'Neill  J, 

Bounsall  Jno, 

FRANEY  JOS.  (merchant), 

HACHMANN  HARRY. 

Waterland  Wm,  (merchant). 
Woods  &  Walker,  (merchant), 
Reiuinghaus  R,  Chinese  Camp 

Jorss  J  F,  Colusa 

Markliam  C  E,  Coloma 

Miller  Geo, 
Lander  C  H,  Darwin 

KEBR.  RORT,  (merchant),         Dixon 
SXENOE  MORRIS,  (merchant). 


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Auburn 

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Stokeman  Henry, 
Hallahan  Florence, 
Schneider  L, 
Walter  A, 

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Thompson  James, 
Holland  Simeon, 


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Shauessey  J, 

SAVISARE  J. 

Staab  H  G, 
Burns  Jno, 
Wiekins  Geo, 
Laiisdell  A, 
ADAMF, 

Bimbaum  J, 
Cordiner  C  L, 
Gallwas  F, 

LINDftXTIST  F. 

Marteen  Horatio, 
McConville  J  A, 
McMahon  H, 
Mendelsohn  B, 

FENTI  SIMON. 
PFEIFFENBEROER  I. 

Solomon  B, 
StoU  Chas, 
Voyeset  F, 
Walsh  Peter, 
Eilerman  Henry, 
Gerken  &  Meyer, 
Voss  Henry, 
McClellan  P, 
Nudeacher  Joseph, 
Rosenthal  A, 
Kegan  G, 
Chantry  Mrs  Mary, 

JIRANW, 

May  R, 
Walters  F, 
Harper  Thos, 
Ruggles  .1  R, 

MANSEN  ft  OLSEN. 
JOHNSON  C  A, 
WIPRUT  MORRIS, 

Bluml)erg  A, 
Downing  J  W, 
Merrill  W   C, 
Schmidt  F  M, 
Borrelle  J, 
Brokamp  Benj, 
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Petaluma 


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Red  Bluft 
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Redwood  City 

Rio  Vista 

Rocklin 

Sacramento 


Francis  S,  Oakland 

Greaves  William, 

Healjr  M  J, 

Jennig  Goldhold  D, 

Levy  Wolff, 

Moitan  H, 

NICOLL  ALEXANDER, 
ROBERTS  W  E. 

Samuels  Baruett, 
Stein  A, 
SLOANAKER  J  N. 

STRATHERN  WILLIAM. 

Witkowsky  H, 
KURT  HEXRT. 

Marks  P  H, 
Phillips  J, 
Schnitz  X, 
Brown  A  A, 
Cohn  A, 

Rogers  Julius  C, 
Davis  J  D, 
Cohn  J, 

BLACK  SAMUEL, 
TRIER  THEODORE. 

Contuer  J, 
Foisse   B  P, 

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Frederick  L  F, 
Alexander  Mrs  Mary, 

ANDERSON  &  JOHNSON, 

Anderson  J, 
Buckley  P  J, 
Cohn  S^^-muel, 
Dombrower  S, 
Ebert  E  G, 
FoyF  M, 
Haberkom  W, 

HANSON  OTTO. 

KAT  SAMUEL  H, 

Leroy  J  Jr, 
Levy  M, 
MoCANN  H. 

Merrill  W  C, 
Morris  Michael, 
Nessel  &  Garbe, 

NICOLL  THE  TAILOR. 
TROMENSCHLAOER  JOSEPH, 

Van  Oixlen  John, 

VINNEMTER  JOSEPH. 

Wilson  M, 
Woolf  Geo, 
Dally  F, 

BROWN  H  P. 

STOKES  JAMES. 

Kinsky  Marks, 

Zirkel  Frank, 

Blumenthal  J, 

Cohen  Marcus, 

Farrell  Thos, 

Lehmann  Theodore, 

BENOITBROS.  SanJoae 

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Harlen  H  J, 

Lossman  L, 

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Miotke  Frank, 

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Richardson  W,  " 

Goodman  &  Phillips,     San  Luis  Obisno 

OREEN  K. 

Heyd  Louis,  '   " 

Loewensteiu  J,  " 

Dupargue  L,  San  Rafael 

Koiistanl  J,  « 

Peter  S,  « 

Tumpertz  H,  " 

PARISH  W  B.  Santa  Aua 
Connolly  Daniel,                 Santa  Barbara 

Fluehe  A,  " 

Hease  Bros,  " 

Moley  N  J,  " 

Dinegan  J  H,  Santa  Clara 

Heitmann  Henry,  Santa  Cruz 

Hughes  David  P,  •< 

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Jacobs  M  &  A,  " 

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Jacob  C,  Sonora 

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HARRIS  HENRY,  Suisuu 

FRITCHIE  M.  True'  »e 

Lages  Louis,  Teliei.,a 

Heger  Jacob,  Ukiah 
White  W  H, 

Wynne  Owen,  Vacaville 

Davison  John,  Valleio 

McSORLEY  CHAS. 

Peyser  N,  " 

Ueingusor  P  S,  " 

Miller  Henry,  Visalia 

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Alexander  Abram,  Watson ville 

SCHNEIDER  KASPER, 

Schultz  F,  Willows 

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Mosher  L  E,  (W  U),     '  Colfax 

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McDonald  J  K, 
(iirard  L, 

CRIST  &  CO, 

Bootes  J  s 
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McBain  Thos  H, 
Kf-ynolds  J  A, 

BURGER  HENERY, 

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SANTA  CLARA  TANNERY, 

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TEAGUE  ALLAN,  Albion 

TerrilJ  B.{W  U),  Alta 

Dunlap  J  K  &  Co,  (W  U),  Amador 

Hanna  Harry,  (W  U),  Anaheim 

Baker  &  Olden,  Antioch 

Caasidy  Mrs  B  D,  (C  P),  Auburn 

Stavens  S  M,  (W  U), 
(Joodrich  E  W,  (W  U),  Bakerstield 

Taylor  Miss  Addie  R,  (W  U),  Banning 
WOOD  ROYAL  JR,  (W  U),  Banta 
Atwood  L  C,  (W  U),  Benicia 

Cornwall  A  \V,  Black's  Diamond 

Dennis  Aaron,  (W  U),        Black  Station 

CECIL  DL,(WU). 

Brown  J  A,  (W  U), 
Nevaila&CalTelCo, 
Borden  Rhodes,  (VV  T), 
LoveEB,  (WU), 
Lardner  F,  {W  U), 
MinorR  A,  (WU), 
Eagan  Richard,  (W  U), 
Burroughs  Abbott  L,  (W  U), 


Compton 

Concord 

Davenport 

Davis 

Dpnverton 

Dixon 

Downey  City 

Drytown 

Dunuigan 

Dutch  Flat 

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El  Dorado 

Elk  Grove 

Elmira 

El  Monte 

Eureka 
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Femdale 

Folsom 

Forest  City 

Forest  Hill 

Fresno 

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Georgetown 

Gilroy 

Goshen 

Greenwood 

Gridley 

Moon  Bay 

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Borden 

Calicntc 

Calistoga 

Cambria' 

Capistranoj 

Cayucaa 

Centre  ville 

Chico 

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xMurphy  B  J,  (W  U), 

THOICPSONS, 

Simpson  John,  (W  U), 

NURSE  S  K. 
LEAKE  ED  E,(WU), 
BANKSJK,  (WU), 

Jennings  Wm,  (W  U), 
Wilkerson  B  D,  (W  U;, 

DUFFEY  E, 

McClure  E  L,  l\\   U), 
Hirsch  &  Cobkntz,  (W  U), 
Lawrence  Chas, 
Kendall  C  B,  (W  U), 

BURKE  0  H,  (W  U), 
COONANJF, 
ERICSON  A  W,  (W  U), 
FROST  JOHN  H.  IW  U), 

Kinney  J,  (W  U), 

WESTON  RS, 

Cowden  M  H, 
DonelinTJ,  (VV  U), 
Holmes  W  A  (VV  U), 
Moore  L  A,  (W  U), 
Fitzsrcrald  C  M,  (VV  U), 

EMLAYOL,  (WU), 

Schiveley  C  H,  (VV  U), 
Naglor  Chas,  (VV  U), 
Stone  L  C,  (VV  U), 

LEVY  BROS,  (W  U),  Half 

Donaper  Benj,  (W  U), 

Love  Bros,  (VV  U), 

(.'areson  &  Harrison,  (Hoi  Tel),  Hollister 

Porter  Robt,  (VV  U),  Hydesville 

RAGSDALE  J,  (W  U),  lone  City 

Carder  J  B,  (W  U),  Iowa  Hill 

Amador  Telephone  Co,  Jackson 

BUTTERFEELD  F  F,  (S  J  &  C  C), 

Jamestown 
Whipple  J  F,  (WU), 
McGEE  W  D,  (C  L  &  M), 

Berry  Fred,  (VV  U), 
Duden  C  VV, 
Fleming  A  C,  (VV  U), 
GODFREY  H  J,  (WU), 

Rudolph  &  Son,  (W  U), 
Koppikus  D  W,  (VV  U), 
Furman  N, 
McCaffrey  T, 
Stewart  GQ,(WU), 
McFarland  A  J, 
STANLEY  J  R,   (manager 
Lake  and  Mendocino  Line), 

T^ower  Lake 
Borden  Sheldon,  (W  U),  Madera 

Penny  John,(W  U),  Madison 

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Green  0  D,  (W  U),  Millbrae 

TEEL  CHAS  A,  (manager  Millville 

&  Anderson  T  Co)  Millville 

Glasford  Wm,  Milton 

CLABK  P,  (W  U),  Milpitas 

Holtham  W  J,  (W  U),  Modesto 

Mahoney  W  H,  Mohave 

TEREILL  &  PETERS,  ( W  U), 

Mokelumne  Hill 
SNIVELEYJB,(WU),  Monterey 

CregoH,  (VVU),  Muphy's 

Beck  Miss  Grace,  (W  U),  Napa 

McPhail  Miss  I,  (VV  U),    Napa  Junction 
RICE  D  A,  (W  U),  New  Castle 

Gifford  John  T,  (W  U),  Newhall 

THORNTON  &  ZORLAND. 

New  Hope 
Nivens  A,  (W  U),  Nevada  City 

Mortimer  Wm,  (W  U),  Niles 

COLBY  &  POND,  Nord 

Swan  A  B,  (W  U),  North  San  Juan 

Tingman  W  J,  Nortonville 

CravfordEC,  Oakdale 

American  Dist  Tel  Co,  Oakland 

Betts  J,  (W  U), 

Emerson  R  &  G  W,  (Oakland  Tele- 
phone Co), 
Emerson  R&  G  W,  (Bay  Coast  Tele 

phone  Co), 
Western  Union  Tel  Co, 
SMITH  R  W,  (W  U),  OroviUe 

McLean  John,  ( W  U),      Paso  De  Robles 
HOLDER  JOHN,  (W  U),  Penryn 

OARRETSON  JOHN,  (W  U), 

Pescadero 
SINGLEYCHASE,  (WU),  Petaluma 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,(H  B  Higl>ee 

manager), 

Stewart  J  E,  (W  U),  Placerville 

McPherson  — ,  (W  U),  Plainsburg 

Boydston  U  A,  (VV  U),  Pleasanton 

Fafk  A  (W  U),  Plymouth 

MANDERSCHEID  GEO.  (W  iJ), 

Port  Harford 
Whitlock  J  H,  (VV  U), 
Taylor  (i  W,  (W  U), 
Parker  Miss  H  E  (VV  U), 
Bowers  VV  C,  (W  U), 
Montezuma  Telegraph  Co, 
Overton  Miss  K  F,  (W  U), 

MUm  J  A,  (W  U), 
LEVINGER  M,  (W  U), 

Jones  Thomas  R, 
Allen  J  F,  (W  U), 
Gill  J   B,    (Sacramento 

Exchange), 
Wallace  W  I,  (W  U), 
Abbott  Chas  S,  (W  U), 
Martin  W  J,  (W  U), 
ALLEN  H  G,  (W  U), 
BLOW  R  T,  (W  U), 


Quiiicy 
Red  Blutf 

Redding 

Ravenna 

Rio  Vista 

Riverside 

Rocklin 
Roseville 


Sacramento 
Telephone 


Salida 

Salinas  City 

San  Andreas 

San  Bernardino 


Gray  T  F,  (W  U),  San  Buenaventura 
THOMPSON  J  W,  (W  U),   San  Diego 

GRISWOLD  H  W.  San  Fernando 

Slosson  H  V,  (W  U),  San  Gabriel 

Bailey  J  R,  (VV  U  and  Dist),  San  Jose 
Bay  &  Coast  Telegraph  Co  (George 

Carson  manager),  « 

Carson  Geo,  (Telephone  Exchange),  " 
CARGILL  C  G,  (W  U),  San  Juan 

Bennett  J  B,  (W  U),  San  Luis  Obispo 
Goldbaum  VVm,  San  Luis  Rev 

GOLDTREE  &  CO,  (W  U),  San  Miguel 
Hoge  T  M,  (manuger  W  U),  Santa  Ana 
HASKELL  A  E,  (supt),  Santa  Barbara 
Kingsbury  Frank,  (VV  U),  " 

Norcross  Miss  J,  (VV''  U),  " 

O'Melveny  E  H,  (W  U),  Santa  Monica 
TILLOTSON  H  J.  (W  U),  San  Pablo 
SHEPARD  A  H,  (W  U),  St  Paula 
Brown  Felix  G,  ( W  U),  Santa  Rosa 

Dpychart  J,  (manager  W  U),  " 

Foster  J  H,  (W  U),  Sargent's  Station 
Bailey  J  H,  ( W  U),  Santa  Cruz 

Breedan  L,  (W  U),  Savannah 

STEWART  J  JR,  (W  U),SanQuentin 
PAIGE  C  L,  (  W  U),  Shasta 

Long  W  H,  (VV  U),  Sheridan 

Berry  R  K,  (W  U).  Shingle  Springs 

Bowers  Geo  M,  (VV  U),  Spadra 

Lyons  Miss  Nellie,  Sonoma 

STREET  CHAS  E.  Sonera 

Wheaton  W  E,  ( W  U),  Soquel 

Shelling  F  A,  (W  U),  South  Vallejo 
SHEARER  BEN,  (W  U),  Stockton 
Leake   W  S,  (WU),  Suisun 

Sampson  J  A,  (W  U),  Sumner 

HOY  CHAS  A,  Tehama 

AGLER  JAS,  (VV  U),  Tracy 

Van  Vleet  H  (VV  U),  Truckee 

Taylor  W  A,  (W  U),  Tulare 

Brown  Wm,  ( W  U),  Turlock 

HART  J  S,  (W  U),  Ukkh 

Stone  G  A,  (W  U),  Vacaville 

Haines  I  H,  (VVU),  Visalia 

Grant  Miss  E  P,  (W  U),  Watsonville 
McFee  W  J,  (W  U),  Wheatland 

itydorJS,  Williams 

Kahn  &  Coblcntz,  (W  U),  Willows 

SeylerChas,  (W  U),  Wilmington 

McARTHUR  J  B,  (W  U),         Winters 

GERALD  JAS  S,  (W  U),  Woodbridge 

Fitzgerald  R  A.  (VV  U),  WootUaml 

Mullen  M  F,  (W  U),  Yolo 

Yo  Semite  Tel  Co,  Yo  Semite 


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FOY  S  C,  LoB  Angeles 

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BERKELEY  GYMNASIUM, 

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Whiteside  Hall,  (Odd  Fellows  man- 
agers), Georgetown 
Grangeville  Hall  Ass'n,  Grangevillc 
LOVE'S  HALL  (Thos  Love),  Jackson 
Isaac  B  &  Bro,  lone  City 
Opera  House,  (G  W  Crowey  ),  Napa 
Gerniivnia  Hall,  Oakland 
GLADDING  R  S,  (manager  Opera 

House), 
Tcutonia  Hall,   (David    Wemmer),  " 
Metropolitan  Theatre   (Jos    Bailey 

atceiit),  Sacramento 

HORTON'S  HALL,  (J  H  Richard- 

son  lessee).  San  Diego 

RICHARDSON  JNO,  (lessee  Hor- 

t^a's  Hall), 

•  V  C'iilifornia  Theatre,  (Hayes  & 
iwiiei),  Sun  Jose 

b.  JAMORE  HALL,  (Renter  Bros), 

Santa  Ana 
Crane's  Hall,  Santa  Barbara 

Lobcro's  Theatre,  (Anacapa  &  Can- 

ni'H  proprs),  " 

HOWARD     F    A,     (propr  Town 

Hall),  Sutter  Creek 

TINNERS. 

(See  also  Stoves  amlTinware;  also  Roof- 
ers— Metal.) 


Marsh  Isaac, 
Bfiner  Bros, 

GUTHRIE  BROS, 

Liufkdtter  C, 
Merrall  John  H, 
Jacks  Samuel, 
Webber  J  S, 
Bo.le  H, 
Vinter  W  0, 
WHITE  A  W, 
KNO^^LES  & 


Riversidn 

Sacramento 
<< 


St  Helena 

San  Mateo 

San  Andreas 

San  Jiise 


BAINBRIDGE. 

San  Leiindro 

WILLIAMS  RICHARD,   Santa  Cruz 


Morrow  L, 
Smith  A  S, 
Waters  Jas, 
Bonnell  B  F, 
Gonner  John, 
Hess  Jno, 
Bullock  John  C, 
Kimball  E  N, 
Willis  T  W, 
Dutton  Oscar, 


Sawyer's  Bar 

Sierra  Valley 

Sonoma 

Tres  I'inos 

VuUejo 

Washin;top. 

West  Oakland 

Williams 

Winters 

Yolo 


TOYS. 

(See  also  Varieties.) 


Ti.ylor  R  P, 

6ILLEY  &  CO, 

Doty  M.irk, 
Al)r.iham  L, 
liaupt  ,r, 
Watson  (J  W, 
Wiiito  &  Waterman, 
Brioii  A  .1 03, 

DWYER  D  A, 

P^irry  Isaac, 
Doakin  .1  F, 
Hicikiiiau  K  R, 

RICKMAN  W  F, 

B'akcly  F  A, 
Dale  Wni. 

Tiioinpson  Jolni  G, 
Haii^iotti  Francisco, 
Howell  H, 

DUKES. 

Jarvii  H  H. 
Hut'jhisoii  W  M, 
Kay  H  C, 

CHASE  HB, 

Miiiiaon  Joi, 
Coft'y  Aminon, 
Ash  Henry, 
Abraham  G  A, 
BellP, 


Antioch 

Beiiicia 

HiijL's 

Clovertlale 


Duniiigan 

East  Oakland 

Fernd.de 


HELLMAN  S, 

Sweet  J  J, 

Scr  ntoii  Theo  E, 

COOPER  JNO  F, 
DALE  &  CO, 

Wheuler  E  W, 

GOODRICH  J  A. 

HobbsW  H  B, 
(ieovanessi  Frank, 
Solomon  Mrs  Mary  A, 
Wartl  J  C, 


Los  Angeles 

Napa 

Oakland 

Sacramento 
<< 

San  Jose 

San  Luis  Obispo 

Santa  Cruz 

Stockton 

Temescal 

Visalia 


TRANSFER  COMPANIES, 


\'alley  I'ord 

(rr.iyson 

Half  Moon  B  ty 

ILmford 

Hayward.s 

Locke  ford 

Los  Angeles 

Madison 

Marysville 

Mendofiiio 

Mokclumno  Hill 

Napa 

Nicolans 

Oakdale 

Oakland 

Pescadero 

Rio  Vista 


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BAKERSFIELO    &   SUMNER 

OMNIBUS  LINE,  (Ansou  Cross 
I»ropi),  Bakerslield 

JAMES  F,  (Gilroy  Transfer  and 
Express),  Gilroy 

GEORGE  THOS,  Grass  Valley 

BILLS  &  GLOVER,  (propr  S  P 

Tr  insfer  Co),  Los  Angeles 

GLOVER  R  C.  (S  P), 

Osborne  .lohn,  (Osborne's  Transfer),    " 
Walls  D.  (S  F  T  Co),  Petaluma 

Sacramento  Transfer   Co,    (Caswell 

&  Luidsborough  proprs),  Sacramento 
GRIFFIN  BROS,  (Omnibus)  San  Jose 
Dolan'l",  " 

NIHILL  MICHAEL. 

D.iiii'l  LA,  Santa  Cruz 

San  Lorenzo  Fluma  &,  Transporta- 
tion Co,  (K  M  (iarratt  supt).  *' 
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and  S  F  express),                        Vallejo 
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Walnut  Grove 


TURNERS-WOOD    AND 
IVORY. 

Schwab  M  A,  Napa 

Brag  &,  Almond,  Sacramento 

GRAFM. 

Parker  J  S, 

DBEW  H  C,  San  Jose 

TYPE  FOUNDRY. 

PACIFIC  PRESS,  Oakland 

UNDERTAKERS. 

Greenwood  J,  Amador 

Backs  T  &  J,  Anaheim 

Brewer  II  W,  Autioch 

£eed  &  Lee,  " 

Mann  V  V,  Auburn 
NIEDERAUB  JACOB,         Bakersfield 

Sanborn  L  D,  Benicia 

Webb  Wm,  Biggs 

Friend  Mrs  A,  Bodie 

WARDH. 

Baylor  Leslie,  Centreville 

EnKelman  L  D, " 

FETTERS  &  WILLIAMS.        Chico 
HALLET  &  LOY, 

Livernash  J  H, 

BICKNELLTHOS. 
PIERCE  WALTER. 
CUMMINOSEC, 

Grinsell  &  Whitman, 
Miller  J, 


LAW  A  J, 
DAINES  &  SON. 
TYRONAB. 

Huss  Fr.ink, 
Johnson  B, 

STORY  FF, 

Morse  James, 
Simmons  Adam, 
Puff  Chas, 
Grist  &  Young, 

BLACK  J  M, 
CREVLINQ  D  H. 

Bales  &  Buttcrfield, 
Lithgow  Jno. 

STUART  J  M, 

Clinton  &  Fink'v, 
Stanley  Geo, 

CLUFF  &  SMITH. 

Buthledge  A  T, 
Neitzke  E, 
PONET  &  ORR, 

Hiller  &  Johnson, 
Barnes  A  P, 
Fronk  &  Gliddcn, 
Fairfield  £d, 


Cloverdale 

Colusa 

Eureka 

Ferndale 
<i 

Folsom 

Fresno 

Georgetown 

Gilroy 

Grass  Valley 

Gridley 

Guadalonpe 

Half  Moon  Bay 

Haywards 

Healdsburg 

HuUistcr 
(I 

Jackson 

u 

Lakeport 

Lemoore 

Livermore 

Lodi 
<i 

Los  Angeles 
<< 

Martinez 

Marysville 
(i 

Mendocino 


WILLIAMS  J  E  P.  Merced 

Glaacock  TJ,  Milford 

Stanley  G,  Miuion  San  Jose 

Cleveland  &  Hardesty,  Modesto 

Dozoo  &  De  vendor f,  " 

Duux  &,  Flemming,         Mokelumne  Hill 
O'NEILL  &  MEBACH,  Monterey 

GILES  JAMES  &  CO,  H^iyi 

MELLOR&SONS. 

Groves  W  C,  Nevada  City 

Westim  Geo  B,  North  San  Juan 

BEATJDRY  &  McAVOY.       Oakland 
HAMILTON  WILLIAM  T. 

McKeuzie  Wm  W,  " 

BIRD  HENRY.  Oroville 

SOVEREIGN  GEO  W, 
BLACKBURN  CHAS.  Pctaluma 

Culbertson  A  T,  Placervillo 

NEEBHAM  J  E.  Plymouth 

I'Jnglemau  L  D,  Potter  Valley 

FICKERT  C  W  &  SON.       Bed  Bluff 

Crow  James,  Redwood  City 

MOODY  E  P.  Riverside 

Kinrnau  Thos,  Rio  Vista 

CLARK  J  FRANK,  Sacramento 

FRITZ  &  MILLER. 
VERMILYAAJ. 

Logan  J  I,  St  Helen  a 

HORTON  GEORGE, 

Stanley  J  P,  Salinas  City 

WHITE  J  E. 

Brooker  &  iininhold,         San  Bernardino 

RICHARDSON  JOSEPH, 

San  Buenaventura 
Young  &  Gray,  San  Dieiro 

SULLIVAN  F  J  &  CO.  San  Jo8« 

TRUEMAN  &  WOODROW, 

(iauglur  Bros,  San  Luis  01)ispo 

Hartnacke  &  Rodgcrs,  " 

PAUL  JOHN  R,  Santa  Ana 

Blood  James  A  Jr,  Santa  Barbara 
Forbush  R, 
Pacific  Coffin  Manufry,  (M  Nelson 

supt),  Santa  Clara 

Stcflier  Geo,  Santa  Cruz 
Felkcr  Wm, 

Jones  T  &  Son,  Santa  Maria 

Davis  &  lioller,  Santa  Rosa 

BYSTLE  D  P,  Sha  ,ta 

Wake  A  N,  ■                Stockton 

BOND  M  H, 

Smitli  John,  Susanville 

Hayden  J  H,  Sutter  Creek 

PRATT  L  A.  Tularo 

AM'i  rt^on  A  Cunningham,  Ukinh 

E  V'niSOI.E  HENRY,  Vacaville 

Connolly  lienry,  Vallejo 

HamoU  &  Connolly,  " 

I'almer  E  B,  Valley  Ford 

Denny  H  N,  Visalia 

Bass  John,          »  Willows 

KRELLENBERG  PETER,Woodhind 
SMITH  J  K, 


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Lindaoy  Tipton, (rec  U  S  land  office)," 

Lindsay  T  L,  (U  S  court  com),  ' 

Angel's  Camp 
Lindsay  T  E,  (U  S  com), 


Van  Valer  Petor,    (deputy  col  U   8 

iut  rev), 
Lowden  W  H,  (U  S  deputy  assessor), 

VVeaverville 
Downing  Major  P  H,    (collector  of 

U  S  customs),  Wilmington 


UPHOLSTERERS. 

(See  also  Cabinetmakers.) 


fftone  Livingston,  (U  8  fish  com),  Baird 
Kcberts  C  F,  (reg  U  S  land  office,  Eureka 
Cooper    Solomon,  (recv  U    8  laud 

office), 
Briggs  11  M,  (reg  U  S  land  office), 

Independence 
Childs  H  L,  (dep  U  S  int  rev  col),       " 
DTJNLAP  J  D,  (dop  U  S  marshal), 

Los  Angeles  *  ^^^  — 1 
JAMES  ALFEED,  (reg  U  8  laud 

office), 
Warner  J  J,(U  S  reg  in  bankruptcy), " 
HAVERSTICK  S>.(dist  rco  U  8 

land  office),  " 

Signal  Service  U  8   A,  (E  J  Kublo 

observer),  " 

WHITINGS  C,  (U  8  court  com),    " 
Lilian    W  E,  (U  8  deputy  mineral 

surveyor),  Mammoth  City 

Bradley  John  C,(reg  U  8  land  office),       , 

Marysville  rudey  R. 
Crane  L  T,  (rec  U  8  land  officer),       "      glJ^EY  &  DOWLEWG. 

Brown  R  H,  (col  U  8  int  rev).         Napa  v AWnx-'  n  T 
Kolfo  I  J.  (U  8  col  int  rev), Nevada  City  ^lJ^ifi^„K'' 


Averan  J, 
8tackins  T  M, 

FOSTER  BROS, 

Nichols  Danl  C, 
Bremer  Louis, 

KEYMER  H  J. 

Sclierer  Louis, 
Davidson  K  C, 
Dottor  &  Bradley, 
Herberuer  C, 

WHITE  JOHN. 


Alameda 

Bakcrsfield 

Downieville 

Fresno 

(i 

Grass  Valley 

Hollister 

Lemoore 

Los  Angeles 

Marysville 

Nevada  City 

Oakland 


Oroville 
Sacramento 


WILSON  J  A, 


I  RICHARDSON  JOHN  H, 


Mitchell   J   H,   (U   8   rev   assessor 

dist  No  1),  Ponryn'  A'trOTPT^'TnTnQ' 
Alderson  R   -r,  (U  8  ganger), PlacerviUe  ^i/5«ir^    JiOUlS, 
-                  ,j.,,  „,-,u  II     \rt\L\jjU  J  J, 


San  Diego 
San  Jose 


KENJiADY  A  J,  (U  S  deputy  col), 
Biickus  Saml  W,  (adjt  cen),  Saerauiento 
BEATTY  H  0,  (rec  U  8  laud  office)," 
Frost  A  L,  (U  8  int  rev), 
Taylor  Ed  F,  (reg  U  8  land  office),     " 
Hendricks  E  W,  (U   8  court  com- 
missioner), San  Diego 
Smith  Col  A  J,  (commander  U  8  mili- 
tary post,    San   Diego    Barracks, 
dept  of  Arizona),  *' 
M  W  Bowers,  (U  8  col  customs),       " 
Kelly  Jas  V,  (int  rev  col),          San  Jose 
Waltby  Chas,  (col  U  8  int  rev), 

Santa  Barbara 
Otia  H  G,  (U  8  treas  dop  Alaska),     " 
Patterson  E  U,  (U  8  deputy  marshal), 

Santa  Cruz 
Williams  EL,  (deputy  clerk  iut  rev)," 

DOBROWSKY  ADOLPHUS,  (rec 

U  S  laud  office),  Shasta 

HOPPINQ  WM  E.  (reg  U  8  land 

office), 
McKenzie  G  A,  (reg  U  S  land  office), 

Stockton 
Pcrrin  Otis,  (rec  U  S  land  office),       " 
Lockwood  J  R,  reg  U  8  land  office), 

Susan  ville 
HAWES  HORACE,  (U  S  court 


CORTESI  D  A, 

Hartnacke  &  Rodgers, 
Motz  Henry, 

SALE  WM, 

Walmsley  D  H, 
Cruthers  B, 

EASTON  A, 

Eckstroni  Albert, 

PRATT  L  A. 
BAKER  FRANK. 

Stewart  Robt, 
Arnold  — , 

DALBEY  F, 
JACKSON  G  S  & 


San  Luis  Obispo 


San  Rafael 

II 

Santa  Rosa 

Stockton 
II 

Tulare 
Vallejo 


BRO, 


Watsonville 

Wheatland 

Yreka 


VARIETIES. 

(See  also  Fruits,  Candies,  etc.) 


commissioner), 


Mitchell  — , 
Dingman  D  J, 
Knowltou  Mrs  L  A, 
Porter  B  B, 
Fay  F  A, 

Dunlap  J  R  &  Co, 
Halmsen  Mrs  E, 
Crooks  Wm  H, 
Galinper  Mrs  A  B, 


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Anaheim 

Angel's  Camp 

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Auburn 


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Butcher  Ranch 

Wait  W  H, 

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Calvin  Wm  H, 

Camptonvillu 

Mitchell  J  W, 

Castroville 

Wjltson  J  E, 

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Kader  U  E, 

Centreville 

Barbee  Mis  R  E, 

Cherokee 

Mitchell  Bros, 

Cloverdale 

Elias  Ed. 

Columbia 

LEVY  LOUIS, 

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Colusa 

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Compton 

Smith  H, 

Dixon 

Wolfe  T  W, 

Downey  City 

Barrett  C  A, 

Dutch  Flat 

BBOWH  ADAM. 

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East  Oakland 

VROOMAN  MRS  GEO.              "    1 

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Wayland  Wm  A, 

Forest  City 

Scott  J  C, 

Forest  Hill 

Fiel  Mrs  J, 

Folsom 

SANDERS  JOHN  M. 

Fort  Bidwell 

Burleigh  J  M, 

Fresno 

Oberdeener  W, 

(iilroy 

TYLER  I  E  &  CO. 

Graniteville 

Harris  S  M, 

Grass  Valley 

Howe  Geo  S, 

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PITCHER  H  S, 

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Half  Moon  Bay 

FEARCE  WM, 

Tucker  J  S, 

Haywards 
Healdsburg 

Mears  .las. 

HoUiater 

SMITH  EO. 

Hydesville 

Ford  &  Gray,            ( 

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Goldner  H, 

Jackson 

Kay  W, 

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La  Porte 

Washington  Henry, 

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Lemoore 

Mooney  A, 

HOFPERT  C  H, 

Mundcll  J  no, 
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.Ti>hiison  Mrs  P  F, 
Venezuela  R, 
FIFIELD  W  E, 

Clark  E  G, 
IHckey  J  T, 
.lory  H, 

KXJHN  LEOPOLD, 

Nagle  M  E, 
Popert  N  D, 
Opponheim  Benj, 
Silver  Solomon, 
Cromiiell  O, 

WOLCOTT  OSCAR, 

D  )blin  J  &  Co, 

MEDLEY  P  H, 
WOLLNER  JACOB. 

Bach  F, 

PEEK  F  W, 
FISK  F  W, 
BOWERMAN  J  0, 

iiruy  MissM  A, 
Rolierts  Stephen, 

ROSENTHAL  A, 
SANGUINETTI  B, 

.Siguurncy  W  A, 
Smoot  Pkichd  M, 
Zckiiid  A  I, 
Botts  Mrs  Antonc, 
Jones  Mrs  P, 
Cowper  J, 
Hornn  Frederick  M, 

HAUSER  &  CO. 
WIGHT  R  B, 

Grirtith  .f. 

BOYNTON  S  S. 
KUSEL  E  A  &  SON, 

Wilson  Mrs  A  L, 
Wagner  S, 
Btruh  H, 
Carothers  W  0, 
(Gilbert  T  A, 
Eisen  &  Co, 
Inch  Shelley, 
Kcespo  .los, 

LEWIS  MRSS  G, 

Salmon  Jno, 
Gr.^y  N  E, 

GILLIAM  S  M, 

Ruder  R  C, 
Hughes  B  B, 
Variel  — . 

CLEMENTS  JOHN, 

Walbridye  K  B, 

RUNNELS  W  H, 
TYRRELL  A  J, 

Pierce  Mrs  M  C, 

COOLOT  A, 

Friedman  M, 
Hines  E, 


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Li  icoln 

Lodi 

Los  Angeles 


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Marysville 


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Millvillo 

Milton 

Modesto 


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New  York  Landing 

Nortonvillo 

Oakland 


Oleta 

Oiland 

Oroville 


Petaluma 


Placer\-ille 


Plymouth 

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Portersville 

Potter  Valley 

Quincy 
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San  Bernardino 
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FVCHS  HENBT. 

Murkewitz  G,  •• 

MECHANICS*  STORE. 
MOBRIS  SAMUEL, 

Murphy  Jno, 
Schiniller  Mrs  H, 

COHEN  LYON, 

H;.rt  VV, 

Lloy.l  J>\V, 

McDougall  J  H, 

Ikichardson  Mra  A  E, 

Kllriiigton  Thus, 

Suhr  P  C, 

Franz  E,  San  Buenaventuni 

BecTi  W  A,  San  Dieg 

DALY  JOHN  C, 

DcHiuond  John  (ornamental  shells),  " 

GHILDS  T  F.  San  Jose 

fSchlesiiiger  M, 

(■iirdill.i  Marie,  San  Jiinn 

Harris  S, 

Fijfher  J  F,  San  Luis  Obispo 

CHANDLER  IRA,  Santa  Ana 

BOWE  B  N. 

TUBNEB  E, 

Levy  J,  Santa  Barbara 

Parma  Gr  B, 

Sninmcra  Mrs  E  J, 

Thomas  (ieo  W, 

BilliuKS  J  M, 

Knowlus  J, 

Morrow  Miss  E, 

Piirrufnio  J  &  Co, 

OLMSTED  JOHN  C, 

Doran  M  M, 
Saory  1)  S, 

PREHN  F, 

Davis  Mrs  M  L, 
Kutritid  Jas, 
Brown  John  A, 

CLOSE  0  H, 

Dodgo  D  F  &  Co, 
K«  inedy  W  T, 

STOCKMON  D  M, 

IJtligow  J  no, 
Versidovich  V, 

GYLE  H. 

Taiuiebaum  S, 
Weakley  &  Boss, 
Diiieley  S, 
Seliuinau  Louis, 

BENJAMIN  CHAS  W, 

Do  Avila  G, 

Folger  Mrs, 

Sherrott  E,  West  Oaklhnd 

I.ij)!*  A  P,  Wheatland 

CHAMBEBLAIN  P  E        Williams 

Kiilui  &  Coblcntz,  Willows 

(Jrecn  Mrs  Henrietta,  Wilmington 

Bibb  L,  Winters 

Breiidel  F  W.  Woodland 
Curtis  Mrs  H, 


Jlafky  Mrs  P, 
La  Bousier  Joseph, 
O'Connor  J  C, 
St  Louis  (ieo  C, 

BINGHAM  W  Vf, 


Woodland 


Yuba  City 


VETERINARY  SURGEONS. 


BOWEBY  JOHN. 

Shelley  T  B, 
lidmondiCH,  MD, 
Wiedman  A, 
ShaiTer  Fritz, 


Castroville 

Marysville 

Los  Angeles 

Lo9  Ban  08 

San  Fernando 


VINEGAR  AND  PICKLES. 


Bergmann  A, 
Korb  Jacob, 

LAZIEB  D  &  CO, 

Buuschenbach  Louis, 


Sacramento 

Marysville 

San  Jose 


WAGONMAKERS. 

(See  also  Wagons  and  Carriages;   also 
Blacksmiths  and  Wagonmakers.) 


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Santa  Clara 

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Santa  Cruz 
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Santa  Monica 

Santa  liosa 
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Sh.ista 

Sheridin 

Sonoma 

Soquel 
Stockton 

Suisun 
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Sutter  Creek 

Tehama 

Turlock 
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Visalia 
Watsonville 


Hanber  F  J, 
McKay  George  A, 
Miller  \)  l\, 

GANNON  THOMAS  L. 

Parh.m  D, 
Bruster  D  D, 
Percy  \V  J, 
Thomp.sen  B  O, 
Close  T, 
Selvester  Wm, 
Yarrington  Jas, 
Kaotz  -1  Philip, 


Allegliany 

Alturus 

Amador 

Anaheim 

Anderson 

Antelope 

Berkeley 

Bird's  Landing 

Bloomfield 

Burgettvillo 

Calistoga 

Cumbria 


SHEBMAN  THADDEUS, 

Abrams  J,  Cedarville 
Huberts  VV, 

liobertson  J  W,  Centreville 

Ci  niper  H  W,  Chico 

HULL  ISBAEL, 

Johnson  D,  " 

Tony  G  S,  Clarksburg 

Gilzert  John  G,  Collegeville 

Cartright  I^jaac,  Columbia 

Nelson  Amel,  " 

EABY  JOHN.  Danville 

MABTIN  G  S.  Dixon 

NOBTHEY  &WAGAR,  East  Oakland 

Hill  Jno  D,  Elk  Grove 

Donnilly  James,  FairHeld 

Dougherty  J  E,  Ferudale 

Diiohesneau  — ,  " 
Scballhorn  Christopher,         Fiddletown 

Byrne  J,  Fisherman's  Bay 

Herrick  H,  Florin 

Smith  W  C,  Forest  Hill 

Bapasder  &  Smith,  Fort  Bidwell 

Porteous  James,  Fresno 

Wentworth  John,  Georgetown 


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German  town 
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Goleta 
Grand  Island 
Grass  Valley 


White  St  J, 

Eustice  Geo, 

Fanner  E  H, 

Rich  H, 

Williamson  J  H, 

Miller  C  E, 

Vincent  M, 

Walcott  H  H, 

Ai,'urd  Marcus,  Gridloy 

Biirk  Wni, 

Axtull  K,  -        Hunford 

lAVALLEE  SAMUEL,       Haywurds 

MEYERS  F  I*  Healdsburg 

Tackett  .1  M,  Hicksvillo 

Wikham  M  D  L,  Honcwon 

BRUSH  D  A,  Hydesvillol 

Paquettu  &  Girauard,  Jncksou! 

Mewhinncy  Isaac,  Lakcporti 

Edwards  C  VV,  Latroho 

Vincent  I)  S,  Little  Lake 

Aylward  John,  Livennore 

Taylor  J,  "I 

Daily  Thos,  Lockeford 

Owens  Geo,  " 
FRISBEE  J  A,  (wheelwright),  Lompoc 

Lichtenberger  L,  Los  Angeles 

Moloney  &  Fennossy,  " 

Kees  &  Wirsching,  " 

Koeder  Louis,  " 

BonChrake  &  McManis,  " 

Schmidt  &  Hafncr,  " 

Thompson  8  H,  Lower  Lake 

Johnson  Wm,  Madison 

Arlams  James,  Manchester 

GOFF  A  M,  Marysville 

LAWRENCE  W  L, 
MYERS  ECH, 

HoU  (ieo,  Mendocino 

Arnoldy  Chris,  Merced 

Murray   P  H, 

OLCESE  &  QARIBALDL 

RAWSON  0  W,  Middletown 

(ilascock  T  J,  Mil  ford 

Chatham  A,  Millvillo 

Eoxhin  F, 

Scranton  N  U, 

Trump  Wm, 

Bergmann  Nicolaus, 

Flemmintt  G  W, 

GardellaC, 

Tooth  akcr  L  S, 

McKenzie  G  S, 

Morrison  li, 

Greenfield  T  G,         .  Napa 

Hunter  Wm, 

Mitchell  J,  Napa 

W'rightGA, 

Mcintosh  &  Bruton,  Nelson 

Sandrock  Adolph, 

Clutter  Saml,  Nevada  City 

Comstock  L  B,  Nicolaus 

Holmes  J  H, 

Therien  H,  Norman 


Downey  John,  North  San  Juan 

Weston  (Jeorgo  B,  '• 

Seeber  B,  Oakland 
ALLEN  M  W.  (Oakland  Carriage 

Factory,)  " 

Dunmire  S  S,       " 

DURHAM  &  BXTETETT, 

Galvin  &  Lebrecht,  " 
Hampel  li  F, 

Itatte  Z,  " 

Kelly  James,  " 

King  &  Williams,  " 
KLUMPF  &  ALLARD. 

Sicotte  Ferdinand,  " 

Sohst  Bros,  '* 

Weymouth  TD,            ,  " 

Howard  M  li,  Orai\go 
Poole  C  B, 

Hig^ins  W  S,  Orovillo 

WELCH  L  S, 

WHITE  JNO  W.  Pachcco 

HoUiiigsworth  H  T,  Pasnadea 

Horn  Fred,  Pentz 

Putnam  1)  W  C  &  Co,  Potaluma 
Zartman  W  &  Co, 


Milton 
Misoion  San  Jose 
Mokelumne  Hill 

Monterey 
Monticcllo 


Lacke  J  B, 
Lnndar  A  W, 
Phillipps  I, 

DAWSON  BROS, 

Kpperaon  Danl, 
SciimmanJ  F, 
Cubert  Fredk, 
Cunningham  G  D, 
Pt!tchnor&  Alder, 

LEWIS  WM, 
PERRY  P, 

Braunon  &  Rooney, 

HILL  J  F, 
JOHNSON  &  BLUE, 

Kuhnle  Wm, 
Muistcr  A, 
Shattuck  Wm, 
Mcflavin  G, 

McLINNANDR. 
McMELLANB  W. 

Siiydtr  B  F, 
Talhnan  E  H, 
ADELWT, 

Heinent  T, 

BRADLEY  C, 

Crydenwise  C  S, 
litzgerald  James  &  I'Mward, 
Hatmaii  &  Normandin, 

INGHAM  JOSEPH, 

Limerick  P, 
Muthwillig  Joseph, 
Overahiner  G  J, 

SHARRATTJW, 

Parker  J  M, 
Olin  Peater, 
Holzgrafe  Ferdinand, 
Dunshee  John, 
Warn  T  L. 


Pinole 

Plainaliurg 

Pleasant  (Srovu 

Bed  Bluff 


Ileddiug 
Rio  Vista 
Riverside 

Roscville 
Rohnerville 
Sacramoiito 


Bt  Helena 


San  Diogo 

San  Jose 
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San  Lais  Obispo 

Han  Rafael 

Santa  Ana 

Santa  Barbara 


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BOWMAN  EDWARD. 

Janiua  Thoo, 
Lake  (i  P, 
Lindscy  David  M, 
Luktitis  Evan, 
McLuod  A, 
tiowtnun  Alex, 
Biirk  P, 
AUST  JOHN  0, 

Uucliinann  C, 
Covington  E  H, 
Henderson  M  P, 

MILLER  WM. 

Soliultzl!, 

TRAINOR  JAMES, 

Soule  E  i', 
Thomas. I  A, 

DIONNE  EDMOND, 
MURPHY  ML. 

Coriiitios  JO, 
Crtipuiitor  Wni, 
K.ri-  Win, 

DALLYN  &  SKIRLS, 

Heiulcraon  O  L, 

DODSON  S  T, 

Eaton  K  W, 
Dcwiine  M  D, 
Nelk  N. 
(larratt  Rnht, 

IRELAND  E, 

Shaw  .1  M, 
Wiiiklor  John 

SEANORGEO, 


Santa  Cruz 


Saucelito 

Smartavilli.' 

Sonoru 

Stockton 

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S.'san  villi 

Tt'hichipu 

Tehuuia 

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Upper  Lake 

Vullejo 

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VVataonvilltj 

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Wheatland 

Williams 

Wilmington 

Winters 

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Woodside 
Wrii/hts 


Piitkuoil  Samuel,  Butto  City 

NURSE  S  F.  Deuvcrtou 

KINGSTON  HENRY.  Euivka 
PC  S  S  CO, (J U  iSimpson  agt).Snu  Vwgo 

F"'.'\v  &  Edwards,  (roniulea 

HEINLEN  J  R.  Hanford 

BENNETT  RH,  Hay  ward* 

iiolt  J  W,  Hooktoo 

Ifeinlen  J  !{,  Lcmiv»re 

GODFREY  J  H,  Live  Oak 

STEVENS  &  WILKENSON 
U  S  BONDED  WAREHOUSE, 

(J   Bernard),  Loh  An;^eIo.» 

Stephens  JJ  &  Co,  Madiston 

Jlerced  (iraugo  Warohouao  Co,    Merce»l 


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Jiinlon  J.ns  M, 
IJarron  Kichard, 
•Slioehy  Kobt, 
( lage  Jas  C, 
MeSwain    John 
Warehousp,) 

ARENDT  H, 
WATERMAN  M&  CO. 

Wuller  H  O,  (VVaturman&  Co), 


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Milpttu» 

Moro 

Mt  i:den 

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Cnkland 

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I'leauanton 


Kio  Vista 


Saf?ranionto 

S.flida 

Salinas  City 

Santa  Bar1>ara 

Santa  iJosa 

Stockton 


WAGONS  AND  CARRIAGES. 

(See  also   Wagonmakers;    also     Black- 
smiths and  Wagonmakers.) 

DONAHOO  J  M.  Eresno 

LUIT  WEILER  S  W,         Eos  Angeles 
BAKER  &  HAMILTON.    Sacramento 

DAVIS  JF&  SON.    . 
HILL  J  F, 

Studehaker  Bros, 

HATCH  J  C. 
HARRIS  HENRY. 
MILLER  W  P, 


San  J  nse 
Stockton 


WAREHOUSES. 


ALLEN  M. 

Coostcr  JohnS  &  Co, 
Hutchinson  Robert, 
McCall  Wm  &  Co, 
Nelson  i    Anderson, 
Orfcley  John  J, 
Wade  Henry, 
WadeHG, 
Powell  W,  H, 
Coulter  A;  Bayley, 
Bird  Jno, 
Mein  Robt, 


Allenc'ale 
Alviao 


Bruning  John, 
.(ohnson  &  Emigh, 
Carroll  J  H, 
McHenry  Kobt  A, 
iiall  H  S, 
Stearns  John  P, 
Boyce   J  E, 
Carlon  ( f  C, 

EUREKA  WAREHOUSE,  (A  C 

J'aul*.|l  pros,) 

STOCKTON   AGRICULTURAL 
WAREHOUSE, 

Mitchell  John  \V,  Turlock 
IJussell  Henry  C, 

Wanisley  .)  E,  Washington  Corners 

Stovall  J  C,  Williiims 

Hill  W  W,  Willows 

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Kill  r.roH,  Winters 
Morris  V, 

WATCHES  AND  JEWELRY. 


Antelope 

Batavia 

Bird'a  Landing 


IMlogrim  P,^ 
Scliribner  \V  H, 
Ainsworth  W  H, 

HORN  GEO. 
BALL  CHAS, 

llibbavd  &  Somnier, 
Bassett  1-'  d, 

BOBST  J  R, 

Parker  &  Norris, 
Purdv  H  H, 

BONETTI B. 

Butcher  &  Cotter, 
Horn  D, 
Phelps  E  E, 
Eisher  Mrs  E  E, 


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Red  Bluif 

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Cary  W  W, 

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]i!in(lke  Juiius,  Healilsburg 

MOEGAN  W  C.  Henry  s 

Howell  T  W,  Hydesville 

LANGHOEST  J  H.  Jackaon 

Jaccard  H  P,  Livermore 

Chamberlain  V/  W,  Lompoc 

Beriuger  F,  Los  Angeles 
Bush  C  H, 

Butler  Jeaae  H,  " 

Linde  Frederick,  " 

N<'rdlinger  S,  " 
Roberts  DC, 
Stack  pole  T  W, 

SWEETSER  EH,  « 

Tulli-s  W  li, 

VIDALAY, 

Diytztr,  Lower  Lake 

Cross  Geo  D,  Mercud 

Wilson  N  H, 

Greeuleaf  8,  Modesto 

Jcfts  A, 

Schluiid  C,  Mokelu>nnc  Hill 

GLOTZBACH  VALENTINE  A, 

(silversmith),  Monterey 

SCHAVFELE  &  GIEAllDIN     " 

AMSTUTZ  H  L,  Nap  i 

Brick  C  J, 
Myers  0  P, 
Schniied  W  H  B, 
Brand  C  J, 
Crane  A  N, 
Martin  P  N, 
Cain  Harry  H  M, 
Cowk's  J  0, 
LMwhrds  R  W, 
Ellis  W  G, 
Enie  E, 
Kdly  R  T, 
L.itlirop  8, 

MARTIN  P  N, 

AlcCluro  Bros, 

Mueller  &  Steffiinoni, 

Heading .[, 

Siinuiels  8, 

Young  John  F, 

Rowley  A  A,  Panhceo 

Baur  John,  Petulunia 

lSavui;e  John, 

STEARNS  F  R, 
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Mull  M  A, 
Siuwart .!  A, 
Flench  (Jeo, 
8ymouds  H  S, 
Hynian  M, 
Thiel  G  A, 
Ihivia  H  A  P, 
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Plymouth 

Point  Arena 

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PATCHEN  T  A, 
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VVitherell  R  H, 
Witlierspoon  M  C, 
GASS  A  M, 
AHLERS  HENRY  C, 

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Veuve  E  L, 
Chatelii-'u  Saml, 
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Rubottom  Chas  E, 
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J'^fly  \Vm, 
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MULLEN  E  J, 

Lewi.  I  Fj  &,  Co, 
Clark  8  L, 
Jalumsteiii  Z, 
Pet  I  a  Abuer, 
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Haas  Cluia  A;  Son, 
Hoisholt  F  &  Bro, 
Knlm  Frank, 
ij.ingniack  H, 

POLYMATH  ANDREW, 

Muirliuad  A, 

ROGEL  FRANK  M. 

Van  >iordju  T  A, 
Lutntsky  V, 
AITKEN  RB, 

\V  euver  J  ni )  T, 

GILMOR  A  S, 
SMITH  A  J 
LAWRENCE  W  E, 
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BRAVERMANM, 

Cross  A  J..y, 
Mickley  J  J, 
iS'iner  Chis, 
Lund  H  J, 
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Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Rosa 


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City  Water  Works,  Anaheim 

BENICIA   WATER  CO.    (S  C 

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TOPPING  C  T,  Biggs 

MeKinstry  E,  Butcher  Kanch 

San  Joaquin  and  King's  River  Ca- 
nal Co,  Central  Point 
Chico   Water  Co,  (A  H  Chapman 
supt),  Chicd 

COLUSA  WATER  WORKS,  (J 

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COOKE  J  a  (propr  Colusa  Water 

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Darwin  Water  Works,  Darwin 

Milton  Water  and  Ditch  Co,  (V  G 

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FRESNO   WATER  CO,  (Louis 

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supt),  Georgetown 

Last  Chance   Water   Ditch   Co,  (C 

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Peoples'  W  D  Co,  (E  Sanborn  prest),  ' 
Cline  J  T,  (propr  (jraniteville  Water 

Works),  Graniteville 

Milton,  Eureka  Luke  and  Yuba  Ca- 
nal Co, 
Myrick  J  W,  (propr  Water  Works), 

Iowa  Hill 
Bush  D   E,   (prqjr  Ked  Dog  Water 

Works),  Little  York 

Stehr  Henry,  (water  riyht  ditch),       " 
Asbestine  !Sub  Irrigation  Co,  (C  N 

Earl  secy),  Lod  Angeles 

Beaiulry  Water  Works,  (]*  Beaudi-y 

prest  I,  " 

FRANCIS  S  A,  (water  oversoer\     " 
L')H  Aiii^eles  City  Water  Co,    (Frjd 

E.iton  supt),  " 

Marysville   Water  Co,  (l)r  11  Biibb 

supt),  Marysville 

FARMERS*  CANAL  CO,   (J  W 

Mir.chell  prest),  Merceil 

Gi'«  Silas,  (secy  Fi-nners' Canal  Co),  " 
l>unlap  J  W,  (supt  Ditch  Co), 

Micliigan  BlulT 
Krown  J  F,'«upt  City  Water  Works), 

Nevada  City 
Piirinton  C  A,  'ditch  owner),  Oleta 

Santa  Ana  Valivy  Irrigation  Co,  (A 
B  Whitney  sec   M  A  Feters  supt), 

Oranjie 
.Sonoma    Water  i\^,  (F    W   Longee 
"♦''■y),  IVtaluma 

RIVERSIDE  LAND  AND  IR- 
RIGATING CO,  (S  C  Evnns 
prtat),  Riverside 


City  Water  Worki,  (Joaiah  Johnson 

supt),  Sacramento 

Mission  Water  Co,  (A  Canfield  supt), 

Santa  Barbara 
HIHN   F   A,   (propr  Santa  Cruz 

Water  Works),  Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Cruz  Water  Co,  (George  J 

Bowman  prest,  W  H  Duke  man),   " 
Santa  Rosa  Water  Works,     Santa  Rosa 
McPike   A  J   (supt  Vallejo  Water 

Co),  Vallejo 

Vallejo  Water  Works,    (A  Shabot 

prest),  " 

Sellick  D,  (City  Water  Works),    Visalia 
McLaine  Lanchlic,   (supt    Amador 

Cariil  and  Vojoaii  Ditch  Co),  Volcano 
Santa  Ana  Water  Co,  (E  V  Foster 

supt),  San  Buenaventura 

Buell  E  J,  (supt  San  Diego  Water 

Co),  .San  Diego 

San  [Htiiio  Water  Co,  (F  J  Buell),       "" 
SAN   JOSE  WATER  CO,  (Return 

Koberts  supt),  San  Jose 

Williams  lid,  (prest  Jan  Jose  Water 

Co), 
EAGAN    M)    (secy   and   supt  Snn 

Luis  Water  Co),  San  Luis  Obispo 

San  Luis  Water  Co,  (B  D  Murphy 

prest),  " 

Knight  H,  (w.ater  ditch).  You  Bet 

McDonnell  D,  (water  ditch). 


WELL  BORERS. 


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Speuce  George, 


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Terrill  .1  B,  Alta 

RICHMOND  E  A,  Alvara.l. 

I'Mcehiirt  C,  Amador 

Lani;enbor»er  A,  Anah(.im 

ANDERSON  E,  Aiidersou 

ScriluierJ  C,  Angel's  Cunip 

Frees  (.'  J,  Arltuckle 

TILEY   GEO  H.  Areata 

ANDREWS  &  HOLLENBECK, 

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Coons  Alonzo,  BakeisticKl 

Tayli'r  Miss  Addic  R,  Banuinj^ 

WOOD   ROYAL  JR.  Banta 

Baylcv  GO,  Batavia 

McDONELL  A,  Benida 

Gottsliiili  &  McClain,  Berkeley 

CECIL  D  L,  i5i.:.H 

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Patrick  C  B,  Blue  Canyon 

Doan  L  E,  Boca 

HcCAUOHAT  &  CO,  Bodega 

Atlee  W  A,  Bodie 

Mannassa  N,  Borden 

ESTABROOK  C  B,  Brentwood 

Pierce  W  W,  Bronco 

Love  E  B,  rjalic!!to 

Champion  F,  Calistoga 

Zimmermen  M,  Camanche 

Ilamage  G  W,  Cambria 

Besen  G,  Campo  Heco 

GIBSON  W  H,  CastrovilK. 

Frankenau  Max,  (FresnoCo),  Centerville 
SALZ  &  CO,  (Alameda  Co),Centrevillc 
VVehber  ])  (',  Clar'isburii 

SHAW  ISAAC  B,  Cloverdale 

Storey  W  B,  Colfax 

HOSKING  WM,  ColliasviUe 

Moslier  li  K,  Colton 

Sevening  H,  Columbia 

I'ryor  li  A,  Colu-^a 

CASE  WM  H,  Coppcropolis 

Wilson  Curtis,  CoiiU'lia 

McCarthy  \Vm,  Coultervillo 

Meyers  Henry,  Courtlaiul 

W.iterman  &  O'Brien,  Darwin 

Collins  A  C&  C«>,  Davis 

McKENNEY  &  RAMER.  Davis  Creek 
BRADBURY  E  G,  Diamond  Springs 
LEAKE  ED  E,  Dixon  | 

BANKS  J  K,  Downey  City  j 

Duiinij^'a;'! 

Duncan's  Mill 

Dunni;;.iu 

Dutch   I'latI 

El  Dorado 

Elk  (J  rove  I 

Elinira 

ElMoiiU' 

Eureka 

Farnunjzt'iii 

Ferud.ilo 

Fiddletown 

Fireb;ui<,'li 

Florin 

Folsiim 

Fresno 

Frtsno  Flats 

Calt 

Georgetowii 

(ieyserviUe 

Gilroy 

Gold  Eun 

Goshen 

Grass  Valley 

(Jrait^eville 

(Jridley 

Half  Moon  Hay 

Hanford 

Harrishurg 

Healdsburg 


SMITH  A  L,  ( W,  F.&  Co  and  W  U 


Jenning  Wm, 
Queen  C, 
KarllWm, 
McCluro  E  L, 
Hirseh  &  Coblentz, 
Andrews  .1  H, 
Davids' m  N  L, 

BURKE  0  H, 

Watson  John  A, 
Frost  H  C, 
Aiford  Bros, 
Wright  K  B. 
Meyers  .l;'col), 

SUGDEN  FREDK. 

II;:rnhani  .1  H, 
Kiustein  Louis, 
L:iz;ir  Sol, 
Holmes  W  O, 
Siirnlierger  &  Lane. 
Keith  A  1), 

EMLAY  0  L, 

Shade  Thos, 
Schiveley  C  H, 
Dorsey  S  P, 
Nathiin  H, 
Stone  L  C, 

WALKER  CH  AS  C, 

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Peacock  GN, 
Love  Bros, 


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Porter  Robt, 
VVcolsey  (jleo, 

GARDINER  FH, 

Aaronson  W, 
Richtmyer  B  F, 

BUTTERFIELD  B, 

Dutton  Geo  &  Co, 

slocum  a  a, 
fryettsjT 

VALPYAM. 
HAMMOND  J  A, 

Jjyon  Goo  A  Jr, 
Wheeler  S, 
Shepherd  J  A, 

GILROY  L, 

Lohsc  Herman, 
Mitchel  J  L, 
Ivory  C  O, 
Tucker  B  F, 
Piidham  Wm, 

MOORE  E, 

I't.'nnv  .)f)hn, 

FRENCH  JAS  A, 

Sheini.iii  ( i  A, 

FULLER  J  B, 
BALLARD  C  JB, 

AVakelee  Thomas  D, 

BATES  SAMUEL  C, 

(irecn  C  D, 
Cromnell  O, 

CLARK  P. 

Gl.'isfonl  Wm, 

ilWAIN  JAMES, 

Cohu  K, 


Holliater 

Hydesville 

lone  City 

Isleton 

J  aciuto 

Jackson 

Jamcston 

Jolon 

Kelseyville 

Knight's  Landing 

Kniglit's  Ferry 

La  Grange 

Lakeport 

La  Porte 

Lathrop 

Lemoore 

Lincoln 

Livfcimore 

Lodi 

Loinpoc 

Los  Angoles 

Madera 

Madison 

Maine  Pniirie 

Martinez 

Marys  ville 

Maxwell 

Menlo  Park 

Morcod 

Millbras 

Millville 

Milpitas 

Milton 

Modesto 

Mohave 


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MERRILL  D  P, 

Tin!;ni;ui  W  J, 
L;ini(lin  J  F, 

NELSON  F  C, 

Tower  II, 
(liliord  JohnT, 

Tuft  nv, 

Mortimer  Win, 
Colby  &  l'(>nd, 
Sw.u'i  A  \i, 

BISHOP  F, 
KERR  JOHN  S, 
GASKILL  R  C, 
RIDEOUT,  SMITH  &  CO. 

Dunn  l';itrirk  11, 

HOLDEB.  JOHN, 
GARRET30N  JOHN, 

Loomis  J  O, 
Lowry  A  J, 
Abbott  W  \V. 

ARENDT  H. 

Falk   A, 

COMPTON  T  J, 
BENTLEY  D, 


Monterey 

Moore's  Station 

Nortonville 

Najm 

Nelson 

Neva<la  City 

Ncwludl 

Nie.-isio 

Niles 

Nord 

Snii    Juan 

Norvvalk 

0;.kd:de 

Oaklynd 

Oroville 

P.iBo  De  Eobles 

Ponryn 

Pesiadero 

Pino 

Phicerville 

I'lainsburg 

Pleasanton 

Plymouth 

Potter  Valley 

Prince  town 


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CHAMBERLAIN  &  WILCOX, 

Redwood  City 
Bowers  W  C,  Revenna 

WILCOX.  RUBLE  &  SOZIER, 

Vii>  Vista 


Lyon  &  Rosenthal, 
SMITH  LG, 
TYRELL  A  J, 

Jones  Thus  K, 
Lazarus  L, 
Tracy  Felix, 
Elmore  Benj  F, 

MILLER  GEO  S. 


River-ide 

Rocklin 

Rohnervillv 

Roseville 

St   Helena 

Sacramento 

Sal  id 

Salinas  City 


SYLVESTER  FRANCIS.San  Antonio 


BLOW  R  T, 

Wagner  .John  B, 

THOMPSON  J  W, 

M..ffitt  A  B, 
Slosson  H  V, 

GARGILL  G  G, 

Staaifi)rd  <ieo  B, 
JaszynsUy  Louis, 

GOLDTEEE  &  CO, 

Lee' J  W, 

BURY  THOS, 
SPURGEONWH, 

Perkins  A  O, 
Nace  J  A, 
Thom|)soii  Richard, 

OLMSTEADJOHNC, 
SHEPARDAH, 

(rreatiiouse  &  Proctor, 
Wilton  &  Andrews, 
Berrv  R  K, 

STREET  CHAS  £, 

Cumming  D  J, 
Bowers  Ueo  M, 
Read  T  Y, 
Leake  W  S, 
Sampson  J  A, 
Wildnian  W  J, 


San  Bernardino 

San  Buenaventura 

San  Diego 

San  Fernando 

San  Gabriel 

San  .Jose 

San  Luis  Obispo 

San  MatSo 

San  Miguel 

San  Pablo 

San  Rafael 

Santa  Auu 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  C'lara 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Monica 

Santa  Paula 

Santa  Rosa 

Sebastopi  .1 

Shingle  Springs 

Honor 

Soquel 

Spadn 

Stocktoi 

Suisnn 

Sunnioi 

Slitter  Cretk 


McNULTY  JEREMIAH,  Table  Jiluil 
AGLER  JAMES,  Trat  v 

SISSON.  WALLACE  &  CO, 

iSissou,  Wallace  &  Co, 
Brown  Wm  J, 
Wheeler  Samuel, 
St. me  (r  A, 


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Vacaville 

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Vin,. 

Visali;. 

&  CO   (A  T). 

Walker's  Landini; 
Walnut  Creek 
Walnut  (irov. 
WAMSLEY  J  E,  Wnshinaton  Comers 
PORTER  J  T  &  CO.  Watsi.nvilk 

LANDIS  &  GOODKIND,    Wheatlan.l 
.Jones  P  D,  M'ildtlower 

RYDER   &    CHAMBERLAIN. 

Williams 


Bacigalu|ii  F, 
Duncan  ]>anl, 

DICUS  S  C, 

Stuben  Zane, 

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RADGESKY  L, 


Hochheimer  &  Co, 
•Seyler  Chas, 

McARTHUR  J  B, 

Beutley  H, 

MOSES  W  F. 

Mullen  M  F, 
Ste,;man  &  Son, 
Haskin  D  C, 

WADSWORTH  E  H, 


Willows 

Wilmington 

Winters 

Woodbridge 

Woodland 

Yolo 

Yo  Semite 

Yountville 

Yreka 


WHITENERS.  PLASTERERS, 
ETC. 


Fleming  John, 
Coombs  S  C, 
Gillingham  J  W, 


.Tackson,  Kerchhoff  &  Cuzner, 
ReiUy  T, 

RIPLEY  C  J. 
WILLLAMSON  C  C. 

Farwell  F  M, 
Kellett  S, 
Lackey  Alex, 
Burghardt  A  D, 
Ferauson  R  C, 

ROSS  RUEPF, 

Staughter  J, 
Flack  S, 


Eureka 

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Los  Angeles 


Marysville 
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San  Jose 


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Walker  &  Hewitt,  College  City 

Rid'^r  B  H,  Colton 

CONDIT  W  H,  Downey  City 

Alexander  W  G,  Flinia 
Bu.'ll  O  Reese, 

DENNEY  L  P.  Gridley 
HORTON  &  KENNEDY.    Livermore 

(ireenKK,  Los  Angeles 

McMENOMY  &  CLAYTON, 
WHITE,    COOLEY  &  CUTTS  . 

Marysville 

BACHELDER  MANUFACTUR- 

INGCO,  (inoBachelder  prupr),  Napa 
Heine  A,  Oakland 

LAURSEN  M,    (agent    Johnson's 

Xov.lty  Windmill), 
LAURSEN  M,  (Turbine  windmill 

mauufry),  " 

Madsan  .Julius  A,  " 

Mortz  J  H,  (tanks,  windmills),  " 

.Steov.  ,1  J  H,  St  Helena 

CANTLIN    MARTIN,       ^'.n  Diego 
COKCORAN  &MAGUIRE.  s.m.Jod. 

GORR  &  KEATON,  (agents  Ir- 

Tuibine  windmill),  " 

WHITE  A  W,    (manufr   Wliitj'a 

]iatfnt  pnnip),  " 

MARSTERS  E   J,     .  Stockton 

.Stowell  John,  (windmill  manufr),      " 
King  — ,  Woodland 

Patterson  J,  Yountville 


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WINE   GROWERS. 


Boege  Henrich, 

Boeue  Timotliy,        ' 

B.^ldt  Mrs  H  E, 

Burkle  K, 

Dreyfus  B  &  Co, 

Eschelbach  Peter, 

Hanimes  Philip, 

Hartiuig  Fred'k, 

K'lenis;  W, 

Koni  F  A, 

Kuelp  Mrs  E, 

Kroeger  H, 

Leake  B, 

Lorenz  C, 

Metz  Mrs  M, 

Neip  John, 

Reiser  Theodore, 

Sclmeider  Mrs, 

.Strodthof  D, 

VVehineyer  H, 

Wenler  H, 

Zi-yn  John  P, 

Wine  Growers' Ass 'n  of  Brighton, 


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KORTUM  L. 

MarsliiiUJ  W, 
Kerr  J  H, 
Jacobson  Alex, 
Skinner  Jas, 
Zentgraf  Jacob, 
Ham  A, 
.Scht'U  A  &  Co, 
Charles  Hop, 

GRIFLER  CHAS  T. 

Bliss  Oliver  H, 
(.'oronil  Antonio  F, 
Keller  M, 
K  iefer  J  &  Co, 
N.ud  E&  Co, 

PALMER  0  B. 
PALMER  6  C. 

Biiniioa  L, 
Kaiser  Jno, 
Boutier  Jas, 
Beriiisfer  Bros, 

HEYMANN  EDWARD, 

KniLT  ('has, 
SCHEFFLER  W, 

ISchrani  Jacob, 
Weinberger  J  G, 


WINERIES. 


Brighton 

Calistoga 

Colom.i 

Elk  Grove 

Green  Valley 


Knight's  Ferry 
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St  Helena 


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Chambaud  J,  Cloverdale 

Biockway  S  H,  ,                     Coloma 

McKay  Bobt,  " 

Neuss  Cbas,  Coloma 
Otliick  W  D, 

Cncamongo  Vintage  Co,         Cucnmnng<t 

(  nwford  &  Son,  Diamond  Surings 

iwher  B,  Forest  House 


Hanson  J  H,  Hnnsonville 

Millard  T  W  Harrisburg 

Dry  Creek  Winery,  (Block  &  Colder), 

Healdaburg 
VALLA  &  TONONL  Los  Angeles 

Wilder  H,  Orleans  Bar 

Peirano  Daveggio,  Plynmuth 

McCafllny  T  A,  San  Luis  Obispo 

(Jerbct  Victor,  San  Juan 

Groezinger  G,  Yountville 

WIRE   FENCES. 


Jones  &  Givens, 
Scutt  H  B  &  Co, 


Sacramento 
Stockton 


WOOD  AND  COAL. 


Acampo 
Alameda 


KIHKLAND  WM. 

BarlK;r  Jas  B, 

Hranuock  L  H, 

Koeber  Henry, 

Wheeler  &  Kelfe, 

Black  Diamond  Coal  Co,  Black  Diamond 

BASS  &  CAMERON,  Bodie 

Wicks  A  M,  Bronco 

Hood  G  J,  East  Oakland 

PURIN6T0N  &  REED, 


Eureka 

Fort  Ross 

Holliater 

Los  Angeles 


Napa 
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Oakland 


VVo.kI  G, 
Schuyer  A, 

BROWN  J  S, 

Holmes  &  Scott, 

OWEN  CHAS, 
ROGERS  RALPH, 

Salisbury  John  C, 

Wen  Lunn, 

Wickei-sham  Isaac,  ^         " 

Wolc  tt  &  Van  Home.  " 

WHITE,  COOLEY  &  CUTIS. 

Marysville 
Barroe  F, 
Hatt  A, 
Audi  Bred  II, 
Barnard  Frank  &  Co, 
Brown  E  A, 

CARLTON  &  ALLEN. 

Davis  C  M, 
Estey  J  C, 
iMsher  &  Taylor, 
Fitzell  P, 

FLEMING  J  W. 

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FRITCH  J  HOMER, 

(iiiylord  Si  Ohnsitedt, 
Hiiiiipton  &  Co, 
lluntit  rson  &  Bonny, 
Jatfe  L, 
KiiifiJ  N, 

Tvyii'  li  M alone  &  Co 
Mailers  Nmith, 
Mathias  Clias, 
McKinley  D  A, 


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Price  .J  as  K  &  Son, 

RICE  JOHN, 

Swift  T, 
Thomas  W  R, 

GUNIO  A, 

'J'haru  T  W. 

CHEISTENSEN  M. 

Annis  Thos, 
C'aduc  Phil, 
Castro  .r  M  &  Son, 
GARDNER  D, 
GARDNER  L  &  CO, 
Gruhler  &  Sellinger, 
Hanrahan  M, 
Hellenge  W, 

HOEHN  JACOB, 

McCaw  Jas, 
Osborn  H  P, 
Sacramento  Wood  Co, 

SAISBTJRY  T  G  &  SON, 

Skelton  Jno, 

DREW  H  L, 
LARSON  THOS, 


Oakland 
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San  Diego 

San  Jose 


Beach  Tyler, 

BODLEY  E  C, 

Cleland  T  S,  " 

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IlKES  H  J, 

Kimball  O  B. 

KNICKERBOCKER  E, 

Koerbcr  (Jeo,  " 

MAYER  B, 
NEWBY  H  C, 
RICHARDSON  &  SON. 

Scott  Robert,  " 

WALE  &  BOWJIN, 

SANDERCOCK  WM,  San  Luis  Obispo 
lliorson  H,  San  Rafael 

Bundy  A  MeFadden,  Santa  Ana 

Cramer  K,  Santa  Cbira 

Chioiird,  Sperry  k  Wortli,         Stockton 

HARTLEY  CF.  "    I 

ROGERS  &  WILLOWS, 

I^u.sk  L  I',  _          'i'eme.scal 

Holtiig  J  J  &  Bros,  '             Vallejo 
McCudden  Jus, 

Sancts  ,1  N,  "     i 

Clofiiiy  &  0'P>iien,  West  Oakland 

FINdH  &  BARNHISEL. 
FUCHS  P, 
SUNAL  J  D. 


WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE. 

(See  also  Groceries;  also  General  Mer- 
chaudiso. ) 

Canier  M,  (basket  maker),  Centreville 
(ieandrot  A  J,  (basket  maker),  Eureka 
Roberts  R,  Nevada  City 

Foldmann  L  &  Co,  Oakland 

Laacombe  E  (basket  maker),  " 

BILLINGSLEY  &  CO,  Sacramento 

Markewitz  G,  " 

Newell  P  N,  SantA  Barbara 

Luce  E  A,  Visalia 

WOOL  BUYERS. 

Dart  H  J,  Eureka 

Lemon  J  B,  FairKeld 

Kitoheuer  &  Co,  Grand  View 

BECKWITH  L  C.  Hydcs\  ille 

CONE  &  KIMBALL.  Red  Blutf 
Frank  Samuel  F, 
PAYNE  J  A. 

Orcutt  L  J  &  Son,  Sacramento 

STEWART  W  W  CO.  San  Diego 

ELLIOTT  A  T,  Stockton 

PETERS  J  D, 

Stewart  &  Smith,  " 

WILLL&MS  C  E  &  CO, 

BLUM  M,  Vacaville 

SWEET  S  &  CO,  VisHlia 

Murdock  W  C  &  Co,  Willows 

WOOLEN  MILLS. 

TORR  &  HORNER,  (proprs  Wool- 
en  Mills),  Los  Angeles 

MARYSVILLE    WOOLEN 

MILLS.  (D  E  Kni-ht  agt),  Murysville 

BATES  SAMUEL  C,  (secy  Aler- 
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GOLDMAN  M.(l)re8  Merced  Wool- 
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Capital  Woolen  Mills,  (S  Tryon 
sijpt),  Sacrjunento 

San  Jose  Woolen  Mills  (R  F  Pcck- 
hani  ))ris),  San  Jose 

Doughty  &  Tatterson,  Stockton 

YEAST  POWDER  MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


Scott  li  R  k  Son, 

BOISSELIER  H  G, 


Sacramento 
Stockton 


PACIFIC  mil  mmm  house 


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l|^=*Ilie  Largest  and  MosI  Complete' Printing  and  Potilisliing  House  on  the  Coast. 


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AND  ALL  OTHER  POINTS  EAST. 

Australian,  New  Zealand  or  China  and  Japan 

Passeng^ers  should  go  by  this  Road  vehen  en  route  to 
ENGLAND  or  any  point  in  EUROPE. 


jt?3r  Its  Acfents  in  San  Frandsc  1  ein  Hu  1  yon  Through  Tiokots  thro'  CnnadaanJ  via  Niujara 
Fal!8  :  alto:  viaTilcdo,  Unirulo,  I'itt.-'liiir;,'-,  or  via  any  Riilroal  Kant  of  ChioaifO. 

Do  not  liu  ileoeived  into  takliiijf  tic'iots  by  longer  or  imiru  uircuitous  routes,  no  matter  what 
the  Aifonts  of  tliuse  route  <  may  nay  to  you  !  You  want  thu  very  last,  and  can  get  it  In  no  way 
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Do  not  for  rot  that  the  IToi'th-W'-'st^ril  is  the  Only  Western  Road  that  runs  the  world- 
renowned  PiriiIi1IA:W  IIOTKli  CARS*.  Tho83  are  not  iniitall  >n  Hotel  Cars,  nor  the  so- 
railed  Dini'i;  Car,  but  they  are  the  last  and  best  and  favorite  (irLHiuution  of  the  celebrated  I'ul.- 
man  I'ala'  e  Car  Co. 

ear  Rf mvnilti'r  tliat  tlie  IVOKTII-WRt^TF.RX  inalcen  ]>irRct  Conn«c- 
tioiiM  witli  ail  tlie  Triinlv  Line  RuilroailM  Rant  ol'  CiiicaKO. 


TIIROIJd^lI  TIC^KETt^  via  this  Route  to  all  Eastern  Points  can  be  procured  at  the 

Central  Pacific  Railroad  Ticicet  Office, 

Foot  of  Market  Street.  A.  MALPAS. '  Ticket  Agent. 

And  at  2  New  niont^omery  Street,  San  Francisco, 
JOHN  TALBOTT,  Ticket  Agent.  Sacramento,  Cal., 

and  at  all  Coupon  Ticket  OiBjcj  of  Central  Pactflc  and  Union  Pacinc  Railroads. 

H.  P.  STANWOOD, 

Oenoral  Agent  for  California. 
MEREDITH  DAVIS,  Western  Passenger  Agent. 

No.   2   NEW   MONTGOMERY   STREET, 

Man  FranriMce,  in  Palace  Hotel. 

tST  Do  not  fail  to  see  one  of  thcsj  parties  before  you  buy,  and  then  read  your  tickets  to  see  that 
they  are  over  the  North-Western  Route. 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGL   JAVlJ'rJ^V.^^VSf.^'W! 


San  Francisco. 


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Is  Newly  Furnished  throughout,  and  supplied  with  all  modern  Improvements. 

Board  and  Lodging,  $1.00  to  $2.50  par  Day.    Moals,  25  Cents. 

A  Coauh  beariiiK  the  name  "f  tlio  IIouho  will  lie  at  all  trains  iind  bouts  to  convey  paHsenKors  and 
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Saloon  I'oniiertod  with  the  Honeir. 

O.  N.  MORSE,  Proprietor. 


GOAD  ^  SHERWIN, 

EIBAO   OFFICB: 
STOCKTON,  SAN  JOAQUIN  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

Cards,  Circulars,  Handbills,  «S6C.,  distributed  throughout  California, 
Oregon,  Nevada  and  Arizona. 

Advertising  Sign  Boards  a  Specialty. 

Bill  Posting  and  Fence  Sign  Writing. 

Show  Cards  placed  in  Hotels  and  other  desirable  places. 

Being  the  owners  of  a  large  numl)er  of  Bill  Boards  and  prominent  positions 
through  California,  we  can  post  160,000  sheets  to  good  advantage,  disiributc 
860,000  Circulars  or  5,000  Advertising  Sign  Boards.' 

PRICE  LIST  ON  APPLICATION. 

Agent  for  San  Francisco,  E.  B.  MAKIN,  124  California  Street. 


CEO.  H.  TRACY, 

ALBERT  N.  VARNEY, 

Bookseller  &  Stationer, 

ALSO,  DEALER  IN 

Dealer  in 

DEY  MOBS,  CLOTHm, 

MUSICAl  MERCHANDISE 

Hats  and  Caps, 

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Boots  and  Shoes,  Provisions,  Groce- 

YANKEE NOTIONS, 

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WAGONS,  AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS 

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mST-CUSS  IN  IVIBY  BSSFICT. 


WELL    KEPT. 


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The  Herald  Frinting  and  Publishing  Co.,  Proprietors. 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 


4^9'fi9€®V$Wi$Vi'f9' 


It  is  Extensively  Circulated  in  Utah  and  the  Adjoin- 
ing Territories. 


SUBSCRIPTION   RATES: 

DAILY,  per  Annum 9IO  60 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  per  Annum S3  60 

WEEKLY,  per  Annum $2  OO 


THE  HEEALD, 

DAILY,  SEMI-WEEKLY  &  WEEKLY, 

Has  the  Largest  Circulation  among  all  classes  of  the  community 

OF  ANY  MEWSPAPER  PUBLISHED   IN   UTAH, 

And  its  value  as  an  advertising  medium  is  not  surpassed.     The 

Rates  of  Advertising,  which  are  as  low  as  those  of  any 

newspaper  of  like  circulation,  can  be  obtained 

by  addressing  the  proprietors. 


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BOISE   CITT,    IDAHO   TERSITORT. 


THIS   HOTEL   IS   BEING   RE-FITTED   WITH 

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It  is  our  aim  to  fdrnish  our  patrons  with 

GOOD     ROOMS    AND     BEDS, 

AND  HAVE  THE 

Table  Supplied  with  the  Best  the  Market  Affords. 


We  ask  a  liberal  share  of  patronage  of  the  generous  public, 
AND    GUARANTEE    SATISFACTION. 

J.  H.  BUSH,  Fropristor. 


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THE  LARGEST  MANUFACTURERS 


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CAN  GIVE 
BEST  OF   REFERENCES 

In  every  State  and  Territory. 

PORTER 

IRON  ROOFING  CO 

101, 103  &  105  West  Front  St., 

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///  kinds  CORRUGATED  IRON  furnished. 

t&'  Send  fur  Illustrated  Cireulars. 


Heulocii  M  Vestprt  Stage  Line. 

LEN  BARNARD,  Proprietor. 

MEWnOCINO  CITY,    CALIFORNIA. 


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Mail  and  Wells,  Far^o  and  Cf)'s  Express. 

GOOD  COACHES  AND  FINE  STOCK  USED. 

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Council  Bluffs  cmd  Chicago. 


The  GREAT  BUEimGTON  ROUTE 

Best  Constrn';>tedi  and  Most  Completely  CSqnIpped  Railway  In  America. 


OFFERS  TO  THE  TRAVELER  BETWEEN 

COUNCIL   BLUFFS   AND  CHICAGO 

every  inducement  that'can  he  given  to  any  people,  in  the  way  of  (iipeed,  Comfort  and 
SalVty,  three  vcr<-  importunt  items  to  be  taken  iiitu  oonsiilei-ation  wlien  ilecidiDjf  upon  a  route. 
To  the  old  and  experienced  Traveler  \ia  tlie  Ovi'l'iaiid  Kont«*,  it  is  not  necesaary  to  state 
that  the  B1JRIilSf<iiTO!V  has  carried  a  lari;e  percefitaije  of  tliu  i)ajsengei8  between  the 

PACIFIC   SLOPE   AND    THE   EAST, 

and  that  it  still  maintains  its  reputation  in  tliis  respect  h  not  to  be  questioned. 

THE    DINING  CARS 

80  long  and  favorably  known  on  this  Line,  are  still  kept  up  to  a  high  standard,  and  it  is  the  en- 
deavor of  the  nianagers  to  miikothem  in  every  respect  meet  the  wants  of  the  Traveling  Oommu- 
nity,  who  may  favor  them  with  patronage. 

The  Famous  Pullman  Falacs  Slseping  and  16-wlieel  Slning  Cars 

are  the  best  that  have  been  made  by  this  celebrated  Company,  and  are  ever  kept  in  superb  ordc' 
as  restards  tidiness  and  cleanliness.  Wants  of  passengers  are  prn  idcd  for  by  attentive  (^'onductors 
and  Porters,  whose  sole  duty  it  is  to  look  after  those  placed  under  their  charge. 

THE   DAY   COACHES 

of  this  Line  are  in  every  way  comfortable,  fully  meeting  the  wishes  of  those  who  do  not  indulge  in 
the  comforts  of  Sleeping  Cars. 

SECOND-CLASS  AND  EMIGRANT 

Passengers  are  carried  between  Coniiril  BliiirM  and  C'hlcatso  on  same  trains  and  in  same 
time  a.:  First-Class  Pas-entjers.  The  accunnnotiations  furnished  these  passonircrs  are  good  Coaches 
nicely  cushioned,  well  warmed  in  winter  and  well  ventilated  in  sunmier.  First-('lass  Passengers 
only 'are  allowed  privilege  of  sleejurig  Curs.  One  Hour  better  time  than  by  any 
other  Une  from  Omaha. 


TICKETS  WILL  BE  FOUND  AT  ALL  OFFICES  OF  THE 

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VIA  TKIS 

Pttllman  Sleeping  and  Palace  Dining  Car  Boute, 

AND  AT 

No.  2  New  Montgomery  Strcec,  under  Fahce.Hotel,  San  Francisco. 
H.  P.  8TANWOOD,  T.  D.  McKAY, 

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CHAS.  AHLBORl^. 


GEO.  BOECKMANN. 


321  and  323  Dupont  Street,  bet.  Sutter  and  Bush, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

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Being  near  the  business  center  and  couvenient 

TO   PLACES  OF   ENTERTAINMENT. 


BOARD  CAN  BE  HAD  BY  THE 


DAY,  WEEK  OE  MONTH 

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REMEMBER   THE   PLACE, 

Nos.  321  and  323  Dupont  Street,  bet.  Sutter  and  Bush. 

AHLBOKN  &  BOECKMANN,  JProp'rs. 


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San  Francisco. 


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At  Termlnas  Callfinrnla  Street  ^Railroad. 


G.  ROTTANZI,  G.  BUZZINI, 


Proprietors' 


The  Bonlevard  Hoase  is  new,  having  Just  been  built,  and  everything  about  it  is  neat  and 

comfurtable.    Several  Sitting  Rooms  have  been  fitted  up  for  the  accommodation  of 

ladies;  also,  a  handsome  Billiard  Room  for  tlio  use  of  (gentlemen. 

The  Finest  Brands  of  liiqrORS  AND  CI«ARS  always  on  hand. 

G'lOd  JLanch  always  ready  and  every  attention  paid  to  the  wants  of  our  patrons. 


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ESTABLISHED,  1802. 


nw^n   ipii|iiig  iwtii^pap^. 


The  CALIFORNIA  DEMOKRAT  has  a  larger  circulation  than  all 
other  daily  and  weekly  German  papers  on  this  coast  combined. 


With  Sunday  Edition  CALIFORNIA  CHRONIK  and  Weekly  Edition 
CALIFORNIA  STAATS-ZEITUNG. 


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515  CALIFORNIA  STREET,       -       -      SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Puhlished  Every  Saturday. 


Subscription  Price 92  50  per  Year, 

BRANDT  &  MILLER,  Publishers. 


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PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  •^^JSSTv.'SSSff^.'iiSiJS. 


San  Francisco. 


1099 


The  CaUfornia  Independent 

IS  THE 

Boldest,  Freest  Outspoken  Journal  on  this  Coast. 

Conducted  upon  a  basis  of  high  moral  character,  it  seeks  to  elevate  the  lowly, 
right  the  wrong  and  correct  the  errors  and  abuses  of  the  evil-disposcd,  in  all  the 
walks  of  life.  It  strives  to  ELEVATE  LABOR  and  adjust  its  relation  prop- 
erly with  its  foster  brother  CAPITAL,  belit-viiig  that  the  two  are  not,  and  of 
right  ought  not  to  be  antagonistic. 

The  California  Independent  is  purely  an  American  Jaurnal 

and  will  strive  to  maintain  the  ijlorious  principles  of  ihe  Republic  unimpaired, 
chief  among  v/hich  is  the  FREE  SCHOOL  SYSTEM*  asking  no  quarters 
from  its  enemies,  and  giving  roue.  It  is  uncompromisingly  in  favor  of  a  thorough 
aifd  radical  reconstruction  of  our  NATURALIZATION  LAWS;  believing 
that  this  country  is  no  longer  an  asylum  lor  the  paupers,  criminals  and  infirm  and 
impure  generally  of  the  whole  world. 

All  who  believe  in  these  Principles  are  respectfully  solicited  to  give  it 
their  support.    Sibscription  $3.00  a  year. 

Office,  026  Montgomery  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

BURNHAM  &  BOYER,  Publishers. 
Robert  Mchaezleln.  Frederick  Kroner. 

CALIFOBHIA  SILVER  |  FLATSD  W  ABB  F  ACTOBY 


F.  KROCER  &  CO., 
Cold   and  Silver  Platers. 


0    DESIGNS  FOR  PRESENTATION  SILVERWARE. 

RACE  AND  YACHTING  CUPS.  MEDALS,  ETC. 

]via.de:  and  icxKCXJTKr). 


0  i@%es  fw  Ik.  Q).  y.  W.  to  M  M^Uh. 

No.  13  Trinity  Street,  near  Montgomery, 

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San  Fra/noiaco. 


CALIFORNIA  GLUE  WORKS, 

MABTIN  HOLJE,  I^roprietor, 

Factory,  De  Haro  and  Sixteenth  Streets. 

I  warrant  them  to  be  superior  in  QUALITY  AND  STRENGTH 

to  any  Glues  ever  before  offered  in  this  market.     A  test  from 

consumers  and  dealers  that  are  using  Glues,  is  all  I  ask. 

All  Orders  should  b3  sent  to  the  Factory,  16th  and  Se  Haro  Streets 

*'Mark  well  the  hour  when  nature's  rights  demand 
The  skillful  practice  of  a  Dentist's  hand." 

A  great  principle  to  success  in  life,  in 
Personal  Appearance,  and  a  Good  Consti- 
tution, of  which  ihe  Teeth  are  an  Indis- 
pensable Requisite. 

Have  your  natural  teeth  filled  and  saved  if  possible;  ever  bearing  in  mind  "that 
delays  are  dangerous." 

Substitute  a  well  inoile  set  of  Artificial  Teeth,  if  the  natural  ones  are  missing. 
FiKST.  For  the  purpose  of  masticating  food  to  prepare  it  for  digestion.  Second. 
For  the  purpose  of  articulation  and  ornament. 

Let  azure  eyes  with  coral  lips  unite, 

And  health's   vermillion  blend  with  snowy  white. 

Let  auburn  tresses  float  upon  the  gale. 

And  flowery  garlands  all  their  sweets  exhale; 

If  once  the  lipt  in  parting  should  display 

The  teeth  discolon, ' — wasting  with  decay — 

The  spell  dissolves,  and  l)cauty  in  dc8])air 

Beholds  her  fond  pretentions  melt  in  air  ! 


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J.  L.  COGSWELL, 


232  Sutter  St.,  near  Kearny,  San  Francisco. 

THOMAS    DAY^ 

1»«  and  tiet  SUTTER  STREET,     -        •       -     MAW  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


DKALRR   IK 


Gas  Fixtures  in  Crystal,   Gilt,  Steel  and  Bronze, 

Fine  Clocks  ii  MarMe  I M  or  Imitatioo  Brooze, 

Fountains  and  Aquariums,   all   Size-*,  for    Lawns  or  Conservatory  Use, 
Garden  Ornaments,  Vases,  etc..  Cabinet  and  Enameled  Wash  Stands, 

B;]!«AMBL.K0  BATJH  TUBS, 

(Soinothinjf  New,) 

GARDEN    HOSE    AND    LAWN    SPRINKLERS, 

And  all  the  Latest  ImprovementR  in 

Bath  and  Basin  Cocks,  Copper  Boilers,  and  all  Plumbers'  Supplies. 


H.  WACHHORST.  Importer  of  jSSS^lSSSitM.  315  J  St,  8a& 


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INCLTJIDINGS-  IS 


ARNOLD'S  INKS, 

FAIBCHILD?S  GOLD  PENS, 

FABEB'S  PENCILS, 


and  GILLOTTS  PENS. 


PURE  PORT  WINE,  ftr  Mrtlclnl  Fnmoses,  302  Davis  St,  8.  F. 


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and  Territoriew,  Mexico, 

130  Post  f  t.  San  Francisco. 


MARK  SHELDON,  General  A^ent. 


House  Established,  1827. 


Only  fiold  Mesial  for  Pencils,  Paris,  1878. 


THE  DIXON  CRUCIBLE  CO. 

Railroad  Avenue,  Monmouth  and  Wayne  Streets, 
JERSEY  CITY,  N.  J. 


PENCILS,  CRUCIBLES,  STOVE  POLISH. 

Graphite,    Plumbago,    Black    Lead, 

PREPARED  FOR  EVERY  KNOWN  USE. 


Office,  Cor.  Bailroad  Avenue  and  Monmouth  Street,  Jersey  City. 


Cedar  Mills  at  Tampa,  Fla.  Graphite  Mines  and  Mills,  at  Ticonderoga,  N.  Y. 

Okutbb  0UCVEL4ND,  I'rcsldetit.    John  A.  Walkrr,  Secretary,    Wm.  A.  Bkown,  Tio-'«urer. 


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Commission  Merchants 

SI  I  Market  Street,  San  Francisco. 


Sole  Agents  for  tbe  Pflciftc  Coaut  for 

BARBOUR'S  IRISH  FLAX  THREADS, 

BARBOUR'S  &  PASSAIC  FLAX  MILLS  BAG  TWINES. 
CLARK'S  0.  N.  T.  SPOOL  COTTON, 

MILWARD'S  HELIX  NIEDLES. 
Field's  Shoe  and  Upholsterer's  Nails  and  Tacks. 

Netting,  Seines,  Cotton  Rope,  Seine  Twines,  Fishing  Tackle  and 
Ball  Twines  of  every  description. 


GEORGE  N.  GOSLING, 

Manufacturers'  Agent  I  Commission  Brol(er. 

Olllce  and  Hampli*  RoomH,  SiBO  SanMom  Mtreet,  Rooms  03  and  54. 
Htorehousc,  416  and  41M  Marramvnto  I9ti>eet, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Representing  the  following  well-known  and  Leading  Eastern  Houses. 
Fall  dtork  on  hand  of  the  bttlow  mentioned  WareN. 

J.  ANDRADE  Sc  €0.,  TVew  Ifork.jW.  A.  HOYT  A  CO.,  BoMton,  Mass., 

N.  \.,  Manut'acturorH  of  Feathur  DustcrB.  .Vnnufactuiersof  the  justly  celebrated  Hoyt'B 

_  New  Kluriil  ColoKiie. 

liOITIM  A.  MAIiOMOW,   New  York, 

N.  Y.,  JJanufacturer  and  Dealer  In  Culord  and 
Dye  Stuffs 

HEIiliKR    Jk    MERX,    New  York, 

N.  Y.,Maiiu(acturorsol  Hall  Blues  and  Ultra- 
marines. 


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OIRARD  WREWCII   CO.,    «^irard, 

I'cnn.,  Manufauturers  Standard  and  Ai;ricultu- 
ral  Wrenches. 


UERMAN     BEHR     A    CO.,     Mew 

Yurk,  N.  Y.,  Manufacturers  of  Sand  and  Emery 
Palters. 


WITTEMAMN  BROS.,  Mew  York. 

N.  Y.,  dealers  in  Brewers'  and  Wine  Growers' 
Materials. 

RKSTORFF,  BKTTIHAMM  A  CO., 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  Muiiufaotiircrs  of  the  Sara- 
tO);a  and  Waterproof  lA'itthor  Drosoingd. 


TEMEVIME    CO.,    BoMton.   IHasM.- 

Tcncxino,  a  Liquid  Ulue,  Mucilage  and  Cement. 
Can  be  used  for  any  of  these  purposes.  Never 
fails. 


HOBART    B.   IVES,   Mew   Haven. 

CoP'i,    Ives  Patent  Simple  Morti'je  Door  Bolts. 


Please  Send  for  Catalogues,  Price  Lists,  etc. 


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J.  8.  HAYES  ic  CO., 

Cuilagi  and  Wagon  Kaktn 

And  General  Blacksmiths, 
I  1 6  Washington  Street, 


Detween  Davis  and  Drumm, 


San  Francisco. 


Light  and  Heavy  Wagons  constantly  on  hand.  Re' 
pairing  done  in  the  very  best  manner  at  the  lowest  olty 
prices.    Also,  Painting  and  IVimming. 

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FOR  ALL  DISEASES  OF  THE 

Throat  and  Lungs,  Catarrh,  Fevers,  Etc. 

rr  WILL  CUBE  CONSUMPTION. 

Has  been  subjected  to  a  thorough  analysis  by  skillful  chemists  in  both  America  and  Europe, 
and  pronounced  free  from  injurious  or  p«isonous  matter.  Its  effect  upon  the  System  is  entirely 
harmless.  

DIRECTIONS  FOR  USE. 

Take  a  wine-glassful  three  times  a  day,  before  meals.  As  all  wine-glas- 
ses are  not  of  a  uniform  size,  it  will  be  better  to  say  one-fourth  of  a  pint, 
divided  into  three  doses,  to  be  taken  daily.  As  this  syrup  is  a  valuable 
tonic,  containing  no  hurtful  drugs,  the  patient  may  increase  the  number 
of  doses  per  day  at  will. 

Numerous  certificates  of  cures  can  be  seen  upon  application  to 

VALENTINE  HA88MER, 

933  Washington  Street,  S.  E.  Comer  Powell,  San  Francisco. 

p.  O.  Box,  Mo.  ISHO. 

MOODY  &  PARISH, 

WOOL 

Commission  Merchants 

No.  210  Davis  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

ISrWool  Bags,  Hop  Cloth,  Twine,  Sheep  Shears,  Sheep-Washes  and  Tobacco  for  Sale. 
Cash  AdTances  made  on  Consignments. 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  J  ■iKs;^!^!:^;^  315JSt.Saa 


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A.  L  BANCROFT  &  COMPANY,' 

''i  Pulillsheri,  MauuftctunMs,  Impoi  tern  anil  AVIioletale  ami  netail  Dealers  In 

Books,  Stationery,  Pianos,  Music,  Etc. 


ALSO, 


Printers.  Lithographers.  Engraue's  and  Binders. 


The  most  complete  business  of  its  kind  in  the  country.    It  is  tlioroughly  sy-stematized  and   divided 
into  deportments — each  being  in  charge  of  a  competent  Manager — as  mentioned  below, 

'■  I'  lilt         Headquarters  located  on  the  first  floor.     All  business  connected 

with  the  wholesale  and  jobbing  trade  is  referred  to  it.  The  immense  stock  of  Stationery  in  all  its 
branches,  occupying  portions  of  three  floors,  is  under  its  management. 

' ^    !  )ilin  1  !  Mi.ni.     On  the  first  floor.      Whatever  is  for  sale  in  this  entire 

establishment  can  be  purch.ised  at  retail  in  this  department.  The  miscellaneous,  scientific,  medical  aiul 
'  theological  books  are  specially  under  its  supervision.  All  are  thoroujjlily  classified,  there  being  n-^arly 
'  two  himdred  divisions  and  subdivisions,  embracing  every  prominent  subject  of  reference. 

'^  *'  'i  11!  i!i_  On  the  first  floor.  It  emhr.ices  the  lawbooks-— over  one  hundred  volumes; 
and  the  legal  blanks— over  1500 — published  by  the  firm;  and  a  v£ry  large  and  complete  stock  of  text- 
books and  reports  imported  from  the  Kast  and  Great  Britain. 

■■■■••.■  .  1.  li  On  the  first  floor.  It  includes  such  school  books  and  school 
stationery  as  are  published  and  m.inufactured  by  the  firm,  and.  an  immense  stock  of  schoul  books, 
school  apparatus  and  school  furniture  impfiried  from  the  Kast.  The  main  stock  is  stored  in  deep 
alcoves  extending  along  nearly  .one  entire  side  of  the  basement. 

'»)'■•:,'  t '■■)!  1!  I  iin'iii.  Printing,' Lithographing,  Engraving  and  Blank  P.ook 
Manufacturing,  especially  for  Banks  and  Public  Uflicers.  Also,  the  best  qualities  of  Stationery  for  their 
use  always  in  stock  in  ciuantities.,  ^ 

Embraces  several  lines  of  pianos,  square  and  upright,  and  a  large  variety 
of  cabinet  organs  and  melodeoris.  Also  a  fine  stock  of  sheet  music  and  music  books.  Latest  music 
periodicals  kept  on  file  for  free  reference. 

■  ••■■''        On  the  second  floor.      The  firm  has  the  ,igeucy  for  the  best  and  ' 
most  popular  subscription  books,  maps  and  pictures  published  in  'he  East  and  has  a  large  corps  of  suli. 
agents  const.-intly  in  the  field  in  every  part  of  the  coast.      Agents  wanted. 

■'  1  '  ii  '  11'  This  dep.irtment  occupies  the  entire  third 
floor,  and  has  the  necessary  steam  presses  and  machinery  for  executing  all  kinds  of  printing,  Litlm- 
graphing,  engraving,  initial  stamping,  etc. 

•^'"      '•  .1'.    .IP..    ' ".  pai  t  iiKiit         Occupies  the  entire  fourth  floor,  75  by  170: 

contains  '.he  most  complete  set  of  machinery  for  rtding,  folding,  binding  and  manufacturing  bl.nnk 
books  to  he  found  on  the  Pacific  Coast.  'I'he  machinery  of  the  printing  and  binding  departments  is 
prop<  iled  by  an  engine  and  boiler  located  under  the  Stevenson  Street  sidewalk. 

'    •  ' '•  ,    (i  Mniii.        Bancroft's   Ilistorigal   Library,  on  the  fifth   floor,  is  the   basis  of 

important  scientific  and  descriptive  works  of  a  local  nature,  and  niaps  and  books  of  reference  relating 
to  the  Pacific  Coast,  to  be  issued  by  the  firm  from  time  to  time. 

The  stock  of  merchandise  and  manufactures  comprised  in  the  above  Pepartment?  is  the  most 
complete  and  varied  of  any  single  establishment  in  this  line  of  business  to  h"^  found  in  any  country 
in  the  world.     .S/ct/.j/  /i»es  of  goods  and  sfeciul  features  of  tlie  business  are  mentioned  below. 


American  Decisicns. 

Agents  for  A.  H.  Andrews  ^  Co., Manufacturers 

of  the  Celebrated  Triumph  School  Furniture. 
Agents  for  the  Celehrated  JCnn/ie  J'ianos, 
Agents  fir  the  A'.  )'.  Silicate  Hook  Slate  Co. 
Agents  for  J  he  Owen  Paf>er  Co. 
Agents  fr  the  Prince   Organs,  orer  54,000  of 

■:i'hi.  'i  are  now  in  use. 
Agents  for  the  'Jyf>c  Writer. 
Hank  and  Counting  Jlou^e  Stiiti,  ::"■'■ 
Hlank  IScok  Manufacturers. 
Hlanks  and  Books  for  County  Oficiah  to  order . 
li.Htkl'inders 
Hook  and  Job  Printers. 
<  'ofifier  Plate  J'rinters. 
Die  Sinkers. 

/incyclofedia  Pritannica, 
i'.ngriners on  Copper,  i,teel  and  Stone. 
I'ashionable  Stationers. 

General  Agents  for  Subscription  Books,  Maps,  etc. 
/ill porters  of  p'oreign  Stationery, 
frring  J'ianos. 
Initial  Stamping, 
Labels  designed,  engraved  and  printed  in  any 

desired  combination  of  colors. 


Law  Blank  Publishers. 

Law  Book  Publishers  and  Importers. 

Lithographers, 

Law  Blanks  punted  to  order. 

Lithographic  Jointers, 

Law  Stationery, 

Medical  /looks  and  Periodicals, 

Monogram  P^ngraTing  and  Stamping. 

Music  Books  and  Sheet  Music, 

Paper  Kulers. 

J'irtnos  and  (Organs. 

Prince  Cibinet  Organs, 

Publishers, 

Publishers  of  most  of  the  Pacific  Coast  Law  Boohs. 

Printct  s. 

School  Apparatus  and  Stationery. 

School  /1,'oks  at  wholesale  and  retail, 

.Seal  Cutters. 

Sheet  Music. 

Suhcription  Books,  Maps,  etc, 

Sh  nday, School  Books, 

I  isiting  Cords  engraved  and  printed. 

Wedding  Cards  and  Imitations. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hooksellers  and  Statiomrs. 

Il'riting  Cards.  ."' 


A.  L.  Bancroft  &  GC 


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Who  is  there  in  the  world  claimiug  any  knowledge  of  its  cities  that  has  not 
heard  of  the  newly-bom  metropolis  of  the  Pacific  Coast  ?     Her  rapid  strides  to 
commercial  importaiiee  excited  the  wonder  of  every  nation  on  the  face  of  the 
globe.      Thirty  years  ago  only,  the  present  site  of  this  handsomely  built  city 
was  a  barren  waste,  a  fact  that  would  be  doubted  were  it  not  known  by  thous- 
ands who  are  still  comparatively  young.      From  a  rank  of  insignificance  as  an 
exporting  city  she  has  risen,  withm  a  few  short  years,  to  a  position  that  com- 
mands admiration  from  impartial  witnesses,   and    elicits  expressions  of   envy 
from    her    sister    cities.      Her    prospective    position    as    the    second    city    of 
the  Union    is    well    supported   by  the    argument    which    a    steady,   uninter- 
rupted flow  of  immigration  offers.      The  Pacific  Coast  proper  comprises  more 
titan    one-third    of    the    United    States,   which,    with    improved    facilities    for 
rapid  and  safe  transportation,  must  become  tributary  to  her  leading  city,   and 
whose  demands  must  of  necessity  result  in  her  material  enlargement.     Factories 
must  spring  up  for  the  manufacture  of  articles  of  use,  houses  more  numerous  than 
those  already  here  must  be  opened  to  fill  orders  for  goods  of  the  increasing 
trade,  and  other  institutions  so  essential  to  the  stimulus  of  a  great  city  must 
sjjeedily   follow.       She  is  and    always    must    be    recognized    as    the    entrepot 
of  the  coast,  and  the  most  suitable  western  outlet  of  the  United  States.     Every 
convenience  and  comfort  usually  found  in  cities  of  three  hundred  thousand 
inhabitants  are  among  her  poasedsions.     Her  streets  are  all  brilliantly  illuminated 
with  gas  and  electric  lights,  and  traversed  by  several  lines  of  street  railway,  well 
paved  and  cleanly  kept  and  broad  enough  for  all  practical  purposes.     Her  places 
of  amusement  are  numerous  and  liberally  pitroplzed;  her  public  buildings  are  mar- 
vels of  beauty;  while  her  private  and  pulblic  residences  will  compare  with  those 
of  any  city  in  the  country.     She  boasts  the  largest  hotel  in  the  world,  erected  at 
a  cost  of  $8,000,000.     Her  parks,  though  small,  are  handsome,  and  her  drainage 
is  emphatically  superior,  her  elevated  situation  being  decidedly  advantageous  to 
this  system.     Although  she  has  not  escaped  the  depression  which  has  been  so 
generally  felt  throughout  the  world,  yet  her  failures  have  been  less  in  proportion 
than  those  of  any  other  place  of  equal  size.     Her  growth,   of  course,  has  not 
been  so  marked  as  before  the  "tide"'  set  in,  though  the  near  future  promises  to  be 
heavily  laden  with  improvements.     We  think  her  destiny  will  reveal  the  glory  o  f 
prosperity  unparalleled,  and  that  a  few  years  distant  she  will  occupy  the  second , 
if  not  the  first  place,  in  the  list  of  commercial  and  manufacturing  cities. 


Aaron  D,  embroidery  stamp  maker,  133 

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Aaron  Mrs  D,  dressmaker,  015  Stockton 
Aaron    k    Irelan,     Pacific    Reduction 

Works,  49  Merchants'  Exchange  bldg 
Aaron  Jos,  barber,  534  Third 
Aaron  Simon,  shirt  manufr,  109  Dupont 
Aaronson  Jacob,  furnishing  goods,  215 

Sixth 
Abbiati  Albino,  liquors,  1108  Stockton 
Abbot  Mrs   A,  dressmaker,  1651  Market 
Abbott  Chas  H,  wool  dealer,  cor  Fifth 

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Abbott  Osborn,  stock  broker,  316  Cal 
Abbott  Paving  Works,  22  Montgomery 
Abbott  Wm,  boarding,  32  Fourth 
Abelino  &,  Calles,  cigars,  328  Mont  ave 
Abell  A  G,  prest  Masonio   Hall  Assa 

and  Grand  secy  G  L  F  &  A  M,  NW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Abels  S  E,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgomery 
"Abend    Post,"  San  Francisco  Abend 

Post  Publishing  Co,  535  California 
Abendroth  F,  tailor,  2515  Mission 
ABENHEIMEE  J  U  Li  0  S,commis8ioa 

merchant  and  importer  calf  skins,  20 

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Abraham  A,  clothing,  400  Pacific 


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Abraham  A  &  Bro,  barbers,  6  Turk 
Abraham  N,  liquors,  521  East 
Abraham  P  &  Son,  dry  goods,  44  Sixth 
Abrahams  Felix,  butcher,  1402  Stockton 
Abrahams  Jno,   furniture,  1015  Folsom 
Abrahams  Job,  clothing,  108  Jackson 
Abrahams  Louis,  clothing,  4  Clay 
Abrahams  &  Spiro,   watches,    jewelry 

and  pawn  brokers,  13  Kearny 
Abrahnison  Bacon,  druggists,  SW   cor 

Dupont  and  Sutter 
Abrahamson  Nels,  coflFce  stand,  521  East 
Abrahamson  P,  stoves  and  tinware,  939 

Market 
Abrahuni&ou  Soloman,  f  ""S  ateuart 
Abramovich  Bros,  fruits,  etc,  1501  Polk 
Abramovich  &  Serovich,   fruiters,  1706 

Polk 
Abrams  A  J,  barber,  1305  Leavenworth 
Abrums  &  Catroll,  wholesale  druggists, 

3  and  5  Front 
Abrams  H  &  Co,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

238  Fourth 
Abrams  I,  clothing,  431  and  433  Pacific 
Abrams  Isaac,  clothing,  48  Third 
Abrams  Saml,  ins  and  real  estate,  140 

Montgomery 
Abramson  &  Bacon,  druggists,  717  Clay 
Academy  Building,  330  Pine 
Academy  of  Natural  Sciences,  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Dupont 
Academy  of  Notre  Dame,  e  s  Dolores  nr 

Sixteenth 
Acheson  liobt,  grain  broker,  122  Clay 
Acker  F  V,  builder,  1207  Polk 
Ackerman  Bros,  importers  crockery  and 

fap"y  goods,  123  Kearny 
Ackerman  Clias  L,  attorney  at  law,  420 

California 
Aoke.son  Chas  H,  contractor  and  build- 
er, 215  Kearny 
Ackerson  G  T,  stock  broker,  314  Mont 
Acme  Mining  Co,  room  80,  309  Mont 
Acton  E,  harness,  saddles,  27C0  Mission 
Adam  &  Kiblie,  liquors,  junction  of  Mar- 
ket and  Geary 
Adams  A  C,  atty  at  law,  628  Mont 
Adams  A  F,  iut  rev   aiid  Custom  House 

broker,  417  Washington 
Adams  A  .1,  mining,  330  Pine 
Adams  Amos,  secy  Granf;er8'  Business 
Association,  106  Davis 

'  ADAMS  A  P,  manufacturer  compress- 
ed coflFee,  NL  cor  Mission  and  Fre 
.  Adams  Bros,  mining  office,  .^30  Pine 
Aflsnfis  &  Butler,  hay  and  grain  44  Clay 
Adams   C,    cutler  and  locksmith,    508 

■Commercial 

ADAMS    &    CARTER,    mining   and 

mechanical  engineers,  109  California 

Adams  Conrad,  liquors,  7  Washington 

AHAMR  r'   W,   secy  of  The  General 

Land  Agency  of  Cal,  408  California 


Adams   Christ,   cutler,  gun  and  lock 

smith,  508  Commercial 
Adams  Edson,  real  estate,  91  Montgom- 
ery block 
Adams  Fred,  atty  at  law,  405  Kearny 
Adams  Grove,  mining  secy,    25   Mer- 

chan*<j'  Exchange  building 
Adams  Jacob,  Broadway  Brewery,  637 

Broadway 
Adams  J  B,  artist,  12  Ellis 
Adams  Joel,  varieties,  725  Brannan 
Adams  Jno  Q,  atty  at  law,  604  Clay 
Adams,  McNeill  &  Co,  wholesale  grocers, 

Sacramento,  office  405  Front 
Adams  Snml,   homceopathic  pharmacy, 

316  Post 
Adams  &  Taylor,  warehouse.   Berry  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Adams  W  J,  propr  Puget  Sound  Lum- 
ber Co,  pier  17  Steuart 
Adcock  Mrs  E,  milliticr,  221  Post 
Addenda  Gold  &  Silver  Mining  Co,  238 

Montgomery,  T  H  Dixon  secy 
Addler  A,  bakery,  1026  Larkin 
Adclphi  Theatre,    Ned  Buckley  propr, 
607  California 

ADELSDORFER   ERNST    &   CO, 

teas,  coflees,  spices  and  yeast  powders, 
406  and  408  Sansom 
Adler  Mrs  Bertha,  bakery,  1026  Larkin 
Adler  David,  butcher,      Hayes  Valley 

Market 
Adler  David,  crockery  and  tinware,  1009 

Stockton 
Adler  M,  butcher,  302  Bealc 
Adler  Mnsea,  clothing,  934  Dupont 
Adrian  F,  butcher,  24  Bryant 
Aerini  Geo,  Swiss  Benevolent  Associa- 
tion, 109  Montgomery 
^'Etna  Insurrnca  Co,  311  California 

iETNA  IRON  WORKS,  Pendergast, 

Smith  &,Co,  217  to  221  Fremont 
.Etna  Life*  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford, 

504  Kearny 
yEtna  Mining  Co,   A  F  McGrow  secy, 

420  Montgomery 
Afeld  J,  musical   instruments,  station- 
ery, etc,  805  Larkin 
Agricultural     Fire     Insurance    Co    of 
Watertown,  Hutchinson  &  Manu  agts, 
322  and  324  California 
Ahem  Mrs  Catherine,  bakery,  316  Fol 
Ahem  &  Co,  com  merchant,  208  Wash 
Ahera  Mrs  Ellen,  bakery,  1820  Ellis 
A  hern  P  E,  tailor,  2021  Mission 
Alieni  .TiK),  wood  and  coal,  1113  Bryant 
Ahern  J  M,  liquors.  Ash  ave  and  La-kin 
Aherae  M  J,  stock  dealer,  331  Montgy 
Ahlbach  Jacob,  plumber  and  £,a8fitter, 
231  Fourth 

AHLBORN&  BOECKMANN,  pro- 

prietora  Ahlborn  House,  321  and  ^23 
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AHLBOBN  HOUSE,  321  and  323  Du 

pont  l)et  Sutter  and    Bush  Ahlborn 

&  Boeckmann  proprs 
Ahlborn  W  D,'physician,  419  Laguna 
Ahlenfeld  M  D,  variety  store,  103^  Fifth 
Ahlers  &  Buckmann,  groceries,  N\V  cor 

Polk  and  Austin 
Ahlers  G,  liquors,  220  Spear 
Ahlers  J   D,  grocei-y,  SW  cor  Valencia 

and  Twenty-Third 
Ahlert  Frederick,  bakery,  2215  Post 
Ahnert  August,  junk,  818  Francisco 
Ahren  J  H,  liquors,  218  Davis 
Ahrens  C,    watches    and   jewelry,    616 

Washington 
Ahrens  D  &  U,  liquors,  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Main;  fe-oceries,  cor  Thi.d  and 

Everett 
AHRENS  H  &  CO,  Chicago  Brewery, 

1420  Pine 
Ahrens  &  Shattuck,   groceries,  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Minna 
Ahumanda  Joseph   M,  real  estate,  137 

Montgomery 
Aid  Union,    Geo  Wentzel  manager,   21) 

Kearny 
AIKEN  &OOIE,    wood  and  coal,   cor 

West  Twenty-second  and  Valencia 

AIKEN  WM  H,  utty  at  law,  G20 
Washington 

AINSWORTH  D  H  &  CO,  patent  fire 
kindler,  770  Bryant 

Aitken  Chas  H,  master  mariner's  benev- 
olent ass'n,  Druids  Hall 

Aitken  &  (Jo,  business  brokers,  331 
Kearny 

Aitken  W,  real  estate,  331  Kearny 

Ajax  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  (Bodic) 
A  F  Main  secy,   30!>   California 

Alabama  &  Humboldt  Consolidated  Min- 
ing Co,  '.iO'2  Montgomery 

ALACBAN  SILVER  MINING  CO. 

L  L  Kobinson  pres,  320  Sausoin 
Alamtda  Building  and  Loan   Ass'n,  M 

Friedrich  secy,  30i>  California 
Alameda  Ferry,  foot  Market 
Alameda    Land    and    Inv'!stment   Co, 

Frank  Coy  &  Co  agts,  430  Mont 
Liif.ieda  Mining  Co,  (Nevada),    Fred'k 

R  Bunker  secy,  GOG  Montgomery 
Alameda  F.ral  Estate  Associates,    Jas  E 

Damm  manager,  007  Montgomery 
Alameda  and  S  F  Express,  F  W  Greeley 

propr,  3  Market 
Alameda  and  S  F  Express,   A  VV  Lind 

propr,  331  East 
Alaxandra  A,  tailor,  303  Stockton 
ALASKA  COMMERCIAL  CO,    J  F 

Miller  pres,  SlOSansom 
Alaska  Mining  and  Commercial  Co,  C  W 

Crane  secy,  318  Pine 
Albany  Brewery,   F  Hagemann  &  Co, 

71  to  75  Everett 


Albaugh  Edward,  agt  Columbus  Buggy 

Co,  !l  Merchant's  Exchange 
Alberigi  D,   wood  and  coal,  315  Bdwy 

ALHERS  A,    >y8ter  saloon,   50,  51  and 

52  California  Market 
Albcra  Marcus,  liquors,  335  Fourth 
Albertson  J  A,  physician,   111  Powell 
Albiez  Erhardt,  liquors,  cor  Folsom  and 

Tenth 
Albion  Con  Mining  Co,  327  Pine 
Albion  Potterj',  (Antioch),  W  S  Kay  & 

Co  agents,  12  and  14  Market 
Albrecht  John,  tailor,  528  Bush 
Albrecht  liichavd,  bakery,  109  Taylor 
Albright  Fred,  liquors.  Long  Bridge 
Alcayaga  Jose,  groceries,  524  Broadway 
Alceroth  &  Moller,  grocers,   cor  Gough 

and  Austin 
Alden  Fruit  Prcis  Co,   A  J  Hawes  secy, 

220  Sanson! 
Aldrich  L,  atty  at  law,  607  Washington 
Aldrich  W  A,  capitalist,  314  California 
Alers  A,  physician,  10  Ellis 
Alex  J  F,  coffee  saloon,    140S  Stockton 
Alex  Jos,  restaurant,  1408  Stockton 
Alexander  Chaa,  tobacco  and  cigars,  !)75 

Market 
Alexander  C  M,  stoves  and  tinware,  21 1 

Fourth 
Alf  xander  J),  cigar  mannfr,  208  Mont 
Alexander  Esther,   portrait  painter,  311 

Sutter 
Alexander  H,  clothing,  772  Howard 
Alexander  I  E,  carpenter,  7  Trinity 
Alexander  Isaac,  boots  and  shoes,   404 

Pacific 
Alexander  Jas,  wholesale  wood  dealer, 

Berry  Street  Wharf 
Alexander  Mining  Co,  A  B  Cooper  secy, 

328  Montgomery 
Alexander  Orlando,    mdse  broker,   214 

Sansom 
Alexander  P,  dry  goods,  2702  Mission 
Alexander  Mrs  K,  boarding  house,   311 

Sutter 
Alexander  II  S,  shipwright,    15  Drumm 
Alexander  S  0  &  Co,  manufr  and  dealer 

in  clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  4 

Battery 
Alexander  Mrs  T,  physician,    709J   Mc- 
Allister 
Alferitz  Peter,  grocer,  521  Mont  ave 
Alhambra  Mining  Co,  414  California 
Alkus  Emil,  boots  and  shoes,  26  Fourth 
Allardt  G  F,   civil  engineer,   432  Mont- 
gomery 
Allari  Jos,  tripe,  brains,  tongues,  55  and 

56  California  Market 
AUason  E  0,   boarding  house,  NW  cor 

Fillmore  and  Francisco 
Alldack  J,  wood  and  coal,  333  Third 
ALLDACK   JOS,    groceries,   SW   cor 

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AUegretti  I,  confectionery,  143.S  Polk 

ALLEMANNIA  FIRE  IXSTJB- 

ANCE  CO  of  Pittsburgh,  '20S»  Sansom 
Allan  P  M,  physician,  1080  Mission 
Allen  Chas  K,  coal  merchant,  _  1*20  Bcale 
Allen  Con  Mining  Co,  IlIO  Pino' 

ALLEN  D  H  &  GO.   wholesale  import 

era  of  wines  and  liquors,  .'}2'J-324  front 
Allen  E  L,  secy  fiedwood  Manufrs  Ass'n, 

18  Market 
ALLEN  E   T,  manufr's   agent   of  fire 

arms,  hardwai-eand  cutlery,  Ula  Mkt 
Allen  Harry,  barber,  8G0  Howard 
Allen  H  H,  mining,  318  Pine 
Allen  Hugh,  nursery,  932'!).^  McAllister 
Allen  Jas  M,  judge  superior  court  No  8, 

42  Montgomery 
Allen  &  Lewis,  com  merchant,  Portland, 

Or,  and  202  California  at 
Allen  L  S,  shipwright,  107  Bryant 
Allen  M,  liquors,  309  Pine 
Allen  Mrs,  bakery,  320  Sixteenth 
Allen  W  H,  atty  at  law,  G28  Montgy 
Allen  W  H,  mining  secy,  306  Pine 
Allen  W  H,  collector,  85  Mont  Block 
ALLEN  WM  R  &  CO.  gas  fixtures, 

plumbers,  761  Market 
Allen  &  Young,  stevedores,  Battery  near 

Union 

AUenberg  Chas,  mining  secy,  521  Market 
AUeon  Frank,  oyster  saloon,    87  and  88 

Center  Market 
AUis  Rev  Jno   M,  pastor  Presbyterian 

Church  (Larkin  St),  Abbotsford  House 
AUman  Mrs  H,  fruits,  etc,  1)23^  Folsom 
Allsop  J  P  C,  cigars,  521  ^  Valencia 
AUwood  Henry,   wood  carver,    Bryant 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
AUyne  &  White,  Pacific  Oil  Works,  112 

114  Front 
Almaden    Quicksilver  Mining  Co,  214 

Sansom 

ALMON   D    &  CO.    dealers  in  second- 
hand cases  and  cans,  coopers,  38  Coml 
Alms  House,   county  and  city,   Ocean 

House  Boad 
AlpersChas,  business  agent,  700  Mission 
Alpers  Chas  W,  bandmaster,  1623  Pow 
Alpha  Con  Mining  Co,  .30'.)  Montgomery 
Alpine  Gold  and  Silver  Mining   Co,   328 

Montgomery 
Alsen  J,  boots  and  shoes,  521  Hyde 
ALSOP  JOHN  S,  umbrella  maker,  041 

Bush 
Alt  Chris,  bootmaker,  608  Vallejo 

"  ALTA  CALIFORNIA,"  Fred'k  Mac 

Crellish  &  Co  pubs,  529  California 
Alta  Silver  Mining  Co,  302  Montgomery 
Alta  Soap  Co,  Wm  A  Engwer  &  Samuel 

Weintraub  proprs,    Oregon  bet  Front 

and  Davis 
Altar  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  32 

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Altemus  Jno,  bakery,  cor  Twenty-sixth 

and  Columbia 
Altendorf  ,T,  saw  filer,  32  Front 
Alterdorf  Julius,  polisher  and  gilder,  32 

Fremont 
Alterit/  P,  groceries,   521  Mont  ave 
Althof  &  Bahls,  bookbinders,   329  San 
Althof  Bros,  restaurant,  626  Market 
Althof  Theo,  oyster  saloon,  626  Market 
Altmayer  Abrum,  merchant,  29  Battery 
Althouse  Wind  Mill  Co,  13  Front 
Altoona    Quicksilver  Mining  Co,  Chas 

AUenberg  secy,  521  Market 
Altschul,   Seller    &   Co,    crockery  and 

glassware,  119  Battery 
Altshuler  L,  clothing,  243  Sixteenth 
Altshuler    Mrs  L,    millinery,    237  Six- 
teenth 
Altura   Mining  Co,  309  Montgomery 
Alvarez  Eusebio,  bakery,,  13  Pinckiiey 
Alvord  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  759^  Howard 
Alves  D,  c  oal  oil  and  lamps,  1244  Mkt 

ALWOOD  "W,  Prest  Pacific  Rolling 
Mill  Co,  16  First,  and  prest  Bank  of 
California,  404  California,  postoflSce 
box  2032 

Amador  Mining  Co,  318  Pine 

Amark  Fred,  cigars  and  tobacco,  518 
Battery 

Amazon  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  John 
Crockett  secy,  203  Bush 

Amazon  Distilling  Co,  123  California 

AMAZON  INSURANCE  CO,  A  D 

Smith  agent,  310  California 
Ambrose  &  Horan,  poultry  and  game, 

28  and  29  Centre  Market 
Amelung   Julius    C,    wine    and   liquor 

broker,  65  Merchants  Exchanite  bfdg 
American    Button    Hole    Sewing    Ma- 
chines, 1216  Market 
American  Central  Fire  Insurance  Co, 

319  California 
American    District  Telegraph   Co,  222 

Sansom 
"American     Druids     Journal,"    Daniel 

Brown  pub,  606  Montgomery 
American  Exchange  Hotel,  Thos  Bryan 

propr,  319  Sansom 
Air^encan  Fire  Insurance  Co,  Jonathan 

Hunt,  Son  &  Co,  313  California 
American  Flag  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  .310 

Pine 
American  Flat  Mining  Co,  331  Mont 
American  Grape  Sugar  Co,  W  J  Currier 

agt,  205  Front 
American  Home  Missionary  Society,  J 

H  Warren  supt,  7  Montgomery  ave 
American   Mining   Co,    (Nevada),  M  E 

Sperling  secy,  309  California 
American  Mining  and  Dredging  Co,  £ 

Moreau  secy,  220  Sansom 
American  Pipe  Co,  Calvert  Mead*  man- 
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AMSRICAN  SALT  CO,  importers 
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American  Sampson,  physician,  1506 
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American  Saw  Co,  W  J  Tucker  mana- 
ger, 20  Spear 

AMEBICAN    SUGAR  REFININa 

CO,  C  Adolph  Low  secy,  208  Cal 
Americivn  Sunday    School   Union,   757 

Market 
AMERICAN  TACK  CO,  Richards  & 

Snow  agts,  408  Market 

AMERICAN  TRACT  SOCIETY,  F 

E  Shearer  secy,  757  Market 
Amerlung  J  C,  merchandise  broker,   05 

Merchants  Exchange 
Ames  Fisher,  attorney  at  law,  007  Kear 
Ames  P  W,  secy   Sutro  Tunnel  Co,  320 

California 
Ames  Robert  C,  mining  engineer,  203' 

Hush 
Ames  Sumuel   A,  capitalist,  320  Cali- 
fornia 
Amette  John,  barber,  32  Hayes 
Ainmerap  G  A,  paints,  oils,  varnish  and 

glass,  1220  Market 
Amos  Jolin,  millwright,  21 1  Mission 
AMOSKEAO    AXE    C0>    Richards  & 

Snow  agts,  408  Market 
Anchick  Mrs  Elizabeth,    fancy  goods, 

703  Brannan 
ANDERAU  JOSEPH,   Swiss  sausage, 

stall  27  California  Market 
Anderson  Brothers,  carriage  makers,  (507 

Buttery 
Anderson  Mrs  H,  bakery,  703  Hyde 
Anderson  A,  colt'oe  sr.loon,  540  Market 
Anderson    Andrew,    licixiors,     SE    cor 

Washington  and  Drumm 
Anderson  Andrew,  liquors,  250  Spear 
Anderson  &  Co,  saloon,  200  Jackson 
Auderfiou     Mrs     Elsen,    bakery,    504i 

Sixth 
Anderson  E  E,  tailor,  (525  Merchant 
Anderson  F  A,  liquors,  215  Davis 
Anderson  (t  W  &  Co,  Oakland  and  San 

Francisco  Express,  331  East 
Anderson  H  C,  oystera,  <3tc,  41  and  42 

(Jrand  Western  Market 
Anderson    Hugh,     photographer,     500 
.  Valencia 

Anderson  J  A,  physician,   110{>  Folsom 
Anderson  John  C,  groceries,  cor  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Sanchez 
Anderson  X,  secy  California  Transpor- 

tion  Co,  cor  Jackson  and  East 
Andersen  N,  cigars  and  tobacco,  522^ 

Sixth 
Anderson  R  C,  attorney,  225  Bush 
Anderson  Richard  K,  carpenter,  2  Tyler 


Anderson  Rollin  C,  books  and  station- 
ery, 408  Third 

Anderson  W  B,  caq)enter,  2  Tyler 

Anderson  Bros,  carriagemakers,  (507 
Kearny 

Anderson  H  P,  carpenter,    1007  Folsom 

Anderton  F  C,  tannery.  Eleventh  bet  N 
and  P,  South  San  Francisco 

Andrew  Misa  C  E,  hair  goods,  251 
Third 

Andrews  Oliver,  wholesale  hog  butcher. 
Fifth  ave  bet  K  and  L 

ANDERSON  THOMAS,  wholesale  and 
retail  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  coal,  16 
Drumm 

Andes  Silver  Mining  Co,  Butler  Bur- 
ns secy,30!>  Montgomery 

Andler  Mrs  A,  Occidental  Laundry,  Fil- 
bert bet  Gough  and  Octavia 

Andrade  Z,  cigarmaker,  035  Pacific 

ANDREWS   A,  Diamond  Palace  and 

jeweler,  221  Montgomery 
Andrews  H,  secy  Real  Estate  Protective 

Association,  30;»  Montgomery 
Andrews  Mrs  H,  lodgings,  536  Market 
Andrews  Manuf  (Jo,  203  Busli 
Andrews  Wm,  varieties,  34  U  Fifth 
Andros  Milton,  atty  at  law,  224  Sansom 
ANDTJRAN  C  &'.C0,  wholesale  liquors, 
proprs  Uncle   Siim  Wine  Cellar  and 
Distillery,    Napa  City,    515   and  517 
Sacramento 
Angelina  B,    lace  cap  factory,  419  Stock 
Angel  &  Francis,  attys  at  law,  302  Mont 
Angell  J  W,  druggist,  272  First 
Angelo  (),  fruits,  181 1.^  Powell 
Anger  Madam  F,  milliner,  (521  Larkin 
Angier  Miss,  nrivate  school,  618  O'Far- 

rell 
Anglo-CalifornianBank,!  Steinhart  man- 
ger, cor  California  and  Leidsdortf 
Ankers  Mrs  (.',  coffee  saloon,  717  Miss 
Ankers  Christ  &  Co,  show  case  manufr, 

1032  Mnrket 
Ansberg  B,  liquors,  34  Austin 
Ansliell  Siimuel,  fancy  goods,  214  Sixth 
Ansley  \V,  cooper,  14  Merchant 
Anson  Patrick  F,  house  and  sign  painter, 
38  California 

ANTELOPE  MINING  CO,  203  Bush, 

room  26 
Anstett — ,  grocer,  331  Fifth 
ANTHES  PETER,  liquors,  102  Geary 
Antliony  Rev  Chas,  pastor  Central  M  E 

Cliureh 
Anthony  E  T  &  Co,  repackers  gen  mdse, 

407  and  409  Commercial 
Anthony  G  W  &  Co,  brokers  and  cigars, 

SE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Anthony  &  Maass,   groceries,  cor  Mary 

Lane  and  Berry 
ANTISELL  T  M  &  CO.  pianos,   cor 

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AntoUle  E  &  Co,  comnusaion  meruhant, 

514  Sansom 
Antonio  Clara,  physician,  108  Geary 
Antonio   Francisco,  barber,  505   Bdwy 
Antony  F,  liqnors,  705  Bryant 
Antony  Frank,  groceries,  1042  Folsom 
Autuuovich    F   &    Co,   restaurant,   403 

East 
Antunovich   F,    rcHtaurant,    520  Sac 
Antunovicli  M  ich,  iolUc  saloon,  cor  lOast  Ariustron; 

anil  Conmjercial  ,      Folsuni 

Autz   Henry,    butcher,    1   and  2  Oraiul  Armstrong  &  Figel,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Western  Market  'A'-iS  Bush 

Apothecaries'  Hall,  Win  J  Bryan  propr,'  Armstrong  (.}  M  Co,  310  Pine,  room  15 


Armbnister  Adolph,  li(juors,  cor  Sixth 
and  Shipley 

AT^TMrTJl  &  i)AIiLAM*  wood  and  wil. 
low  ware,  brooms,  brushes,  baskets, 
twine,  cordage,  matches,  building  pa- 
per and  paper  carpeting,  115  and  117 
Front 

Armitage  Jose^)!!,  druggist,  SE  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Howard 

Christopher,  groceries,  lOlti 


SE  cor  New  Montgomery  and  Market 
Appel   Louis,  liquors,  315   Montgy  ave 
Ai)pel  Simon,  tailor,  780  Folsom 
Appelgate  J  H  J  r,  secretary  Wales  G  & 

S  M  Co,  10!>  Washington 
Apeple  Miss  T,  fancy  and  dress  goods, 

28  Sixth 
Apply    Wra,    nursery   and   florist,  2325 

Mission 
Applegate  J    H,   attorney   at   law,  721I 

Montgomery 


Armstrong  (;r  &  S  M  Co,  203  Bush 
Armstri'iiig  J,  plumbing    aud  gaslitting, 

133  Ninth 
AHMSTBONO  J  L,  atock  broker,  444 

California 

ABHSTBONG  BVOOLFH,  cooperage, 

121  Jackson  and  72  Oregon 
ABMSTBONO  THOS  C,  propr   Hay- 

wards,  San  Leaiulro   Express,  1   Couil 
Armstrong  &  Wright,  maniifs  boots  aud 

shoes,  07  and  O'J  Stevenson 


ApprillU,  boots  and  shoes,  303  Stockton  ^BNAUD  ALBEBT,  H'luors,  NWcor 
Appostolo  Lezore,  fruits,  cor  laylor  andj  °^,^^^  and  5upont 

Arnhtim  Julius  S,  dniggist,  248  Oak 


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Arata  David,  grocer,  321  Broadway 
Archer   Wni,    crockery  and  glassware, 

919  Folsom 
Archibald  P  L  &  Co,  livery  stable,  1324 

and  1326  Market 

ADABI>   ALBEBT.  liriuors,    NE   cor 

Post  and  Dupont 
Arents  A,  mining   engineer,    328   Mont 
Arfort  J  no  B,  wagonmaker,  023  (Jeary 
Argenta   Mining    Co,   Stock  Exchange 

building 
Argonaut  Mill   &    Mining  Co,  James  L 

Fields  secretary,  240  ^lontgomery 
Argonaut    Mining    Co,    (Arizona),    702 

Market 

ABGONAUT  PUBLISHING  CO,  pub- 
lishers "Arg<maut,"  Frank  M  lixley 
president,  Fred  M  Somere  secretarj', 
Andrew  Stanton  treasurer 

Argonaut  Soap  Works,  Oliver  Chapman 
propr,  Potrero  ave  Ixft  El  Dorado  and 
Center 

ABGUS  PUBLISHIXG  CO,  Randall 

Culbreth  propr,  405  Kearny 
Arini  Santi,  boarding  house,  8'.I4  Front 
Aristidc  A,  restaurant,  58  Steuart 

ABIZONA  CHOP   HOUSE,   Martin 

(irossette  propr,  527  Oommercial 
Arizona  Con  Mining  Co,  A  F  Main  sec- 
retary, 309  California 
Arizona   Silver   Mining  Co,    309   Mont 
Arlington   House,  W  H  Brown  propr, 

127  Kfarny 
Armand  Gold  &,  Silver  Mining  Co,  240 
Montgomery 


Arnheim   S   S,  books  aud   stationery,  8 

Steuai't 
Arnheim  \V  S,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

8  Steuart 
ABNOLD  A  K»  imprs  fine  Havana  ci- 
gars and  tobacco,  200  Moutgomeiy 
Arnold  B  E,  wholesale  butcher,  SE  cor 
Twenty-third  and  Valencia  and  ii  s  M 
near  First  ave 
Arnold  Bros,  manager  Pacitic  Coast  Im- 
migration, 207  Kearny 
Arnold  F  W ,  cooper,  009  Battery 
Arnold  G  &  S  M  Co,  (Arizona)i  A  Jud- 

son  secretary,  320  Sansom 
Arnold  J  osepli,  wood  and  coal,  333  Third 
Arnold   &   Moding,  packing   house  and 
market,  SE  cor  Twenty-third  aud  Va- 
lencia 
ABNOLD  N  S  &  CO,  commision  mer- 
chants, importers  and  dealers  in  car- 
riage hardware,  boiler  tubes,  ranges, 
copper  boilers,  crockery  and  glassware 
wholesale,  iron  and  steel,  locomotives, 
machinery  supplies,   tin   plate,  sheet 
iron,  curled  hair.  Excelsior  coal  deal- 
ers, etc,  310  California 
Arnold  &  Kichmann,  machinists,  13  Fre 
Arnold  T  J,  clergyman,  345  Third 
Arnsberg  H,  physician,  332  Tenth 
Aronsohn  S,  insurance  broker,  322  Cal 
Aronson  A,  furniture,  1320  Stockton 
Aronson  G  &  Co,  pawnbrokers  and  deal- 
ers watches  and  jewelry,  1 10  Kearny 
Aronson  P,  fruit,  3  Sixth 
Aronstein  A,  physician,  29  Kearny 


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Arpe  Domenico,  fruita,  61V)  Kearny 
Arringtoii  NicliO,  collector,  ()03  Wash 
Arta  &  Oassassa,  commission  merchants, 

515  Davis  cor  Clark 
Arthur  W  H,  carpet  beatine,  21  Tyler 
Arthur  Wm  S,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery, 53'J  Second 
Arthur  W  J,  carpet  beating,  21  Tyler 
Artigues   K    &,    Co,    tripe  and    canned 

meats,  Bay  City  Market 
Asch  Benjiimin,  barber,  215  Sixth 
Asch  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  215  Sixth 
Asche  H  T  &  Co,  glovemakers,  N  W  cor 

Kearny  and  Geary 
Aschen  E  F,  grocer,  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Octavia 
Ash  Alfred,  fruit,  233  Eighth 
AhIi   Mrs  Ellen,   groceries,    15  Tehama 

place 
Ash  l,dycr,  315  Hayes 

ASH  ROBERTt  atty  at  law,  COl  Cal 
Ashbumer   Wm,  mining  engineer,    240 

Montgomery,  room  8 
Ashby  E  W,  atty  at  law,  tiOl  California 
Ashdown  A,  attorney,  507  Montgomery 
Asher  A  P,  varieties,  408  Fourth 
A  slier  C,  tobacconist,  1(>44  Sutter 
Asher   M   L,    bakery   and   fruits,    1027 

Larkin 
Asher  &  Smith,    manufrs  oil  clothing, 

325  Davis 
Ashley  Mrs  Sarah,  bakery,  358  Third 
Ashley  Warren,  attorney,  43(5  Montgy 
Ashley  Mrs  W  H,  dressmaker,  120  Sut 
Ashton  Chas,  real  estate  agt,  138  Mont 
Asmussen  A,  dry  goods,  cor  Eighth  and 

Harrison 
Asmussen  Geo,  hay  and  grain,  SW  cor 

Shotwell  an(l  Twentieth 
Asmussen  Mrs  S,  dO'  goods,  401  Eighth 
Asmussen   W   A   &    Co,   groceries   and 

boarding,  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Asphaltetl  Wrought  Iron   Pipe  Co,  204 

Sutter 
Assion  Jos,  merchant  tailor,  205  Mont 
Assion  Jos  C,  tailor,  (525  Morchiint 
Astorg  Bros,  butchers,    5  and  (>  (irand 

Arcade  Market 
Astreuo  A,  liquors,  (»35  Washington 
Astrico  J  A,  licjuors,  207  Fourth 
AsztaloB  S,  grocer,   NW   cor  Mason  and 

Francisco 
Atchinson  B  M  &  Co,    dairy  produce, 

16,17,  28  and  30  Centre  Market 
Athearn  &  Co,  grocer,  0  Steuart 
Atherton  F  A,  collector,  507  Mont 
Atinger  C,  bootmaker,  117  Leidesdorff 
Atkinson  David,   Cal     Laundry,   Russ 

alley 
Atkinson,   Doud  &  Co,   stock-brokers, 

337  Pine 
Atkinson  Geo   F,  manufr  fancy  wood 
buttons,  25i)  First 


Atkinson    &,    Gilmore,    dairy  produce, 

cor  Twenty-second  and  ShotweU 
Atkinson  James,  liquors,  ti22  Markeb 
Atkinson    &    Kistcr,    blacksmiths,,  42 

Vallejo 
Atkinson    L  &  Co,  manufr  shirts,    22 

Sansom 
Atkinson  N,  real  estate,  330  Pino,  room  5 
Atkinson  Thos  T  4;  Co,  stock   brokers, 

337  Pino 
Atkinson  Thos,  real  estate,  520  Seventh 
Atkinson  Thos  E,  mining  secretary,.  405 

California 
Atlanta  Mining  Co,  (A  F  McGrew  secy, > 

420  Montgomery 
Atlantic  Consolidated  Mining  Company ^; 

328  Montgomery,  room  21 
Atlantic  Giant  Powder  Co,.  (Albert  Dib> 

blee  pres,  office  10  California 
Atliintic  Powder  Co,  (x^  Du pern  secy,  i 

10  California 

ATLANTIC  STRAW  WOR£S,.(J 

M  Forrest,  132  Fourth 

ATLAS  IRON  WORKS,  (J  B  Jordin 

prop),  engine  and  boiler  manufrs,  135 

Beale 
Atlas  Mining  Co,  (A  F  McGrew  secy,) 

420  Montgomery 
Attel  M,  watchmaker,  344  Third 
Attell  Seymour,    merchant    tailor,    53 

Third 
Attinger  Gotleib,    shoemaker,  117  Leid 
Attridgo  James,    groceries,     2001  Leav 
Attridge   Lizzie,  litjuors,  fruits,  etc,  247 

Clara 
Atwill  Jos  F,  mining  secy,  106  Leid 
Attwood  Alice,  physician,  834  Folsom 
Atzeroth    &    Moller,    grocer,     NE    cor 

(iough  and  Austin 
Aubert  A,    pork   packer,  10  San  Fran- 
cisco Market 
Aubry  &  Son,    upholsters,  260!)  Mission 
Auerbiicli,    (ioldborg  &  Co,    retail    and 

wholesale  cigi  rs,  410  Sacramento 

AUERBACH  &  THOMPSON,  (Pacific 

Fringe  Factory,)  751  Market 
AufrichtigM,  fancy  goods,  116  Sixth 
Auger    B    E    Si    Co,    commission    mer- 
chants, 4  )!>  Battery 
Augustiny    John,     meat    market,    oiS 

Turk 
Auman  Fredk,  liquors,  610  Jackson 
Aumann  Fritz,  liquors,  622  Kearny 
Auradon  A  L  &  Co,   game  and  poultry,, 

515  Merchant 
Aurora  T  &  M  Co,  203  Bush,  room  26. 
Aurouze  Marius,  barber,  203  Mont  »ve- 
Austin  B  C,  Tin  Can   Box  Factory,  41:4 . 

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Austin  H,  dentist,  634  Washington 
Austin  Marcus  E,  broker,  639  Kearny 
Automatic  Sewing    machine    Co,    124s 
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(R  B  Cavorly  editor,  410  Calif oniia 
Avery  UR  &  Co,   fruit  etc,  18  Centre 

Market 
Avy  Euuene,  wool  cominiasion  nierchaut 

and  wnoluaalo  butcher,  li'20  8auaom 
Axel  Alice,  bakery,  1711  Market 
Axt  Ludwig,  ahoeuiaker,  lOoU  Howard 
▲xtman  Leopold,  bakery,  5UU  Hayes 
Ayer  &  Morrow,  house  and  sign  paint- 
ers, 018  Cul 

AYER  WASHINOTON,   physician, 

410  Kearny 
Ayers  &  Co,    pubs   "The   Farmer"  and 

proprs  Lion  lUke,  •2r)4  and  *J5G  Mkt 
Ayers  Frederick,  litjuors,  !)(">!•  Mission 
Ayers  Harry,   wiues  and    licjuors,   cor 

Ellis  and  tStoukton 
Ayers  Joshua,    minini<  secy*   1 1 1  ^    Leid 
AYERS M>  niuuager  \)  M  Osborni-  &  Co, 

•jr)4  Mkt 
AiRES    JOHN    0*     broker,    stocks, 

bonds  and  loann,  420  Cal 
A/urc  King  Min  Co,  ;W0  Pine,  room  'M 


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Babb  M  E,  atty  at  law,  214  Sansom 
BABBITT  J  H,  Excelsior  Straw  Works, 

I'M)  Fourth 
BaccMS  II  T.  butclier,  >\V  cor  O'Farrdl 

and  Mason 
BACH  ALBERT,    atty    at    law,    'J  14 

Sanson! 
BACH.  MEESE&CO.(  formerly  United 
Anaheim  Wine  (Jrowers  Association,) 
wines  and  liijuors,  \i'2\  Mont 
Bachelder  .1   W,  atty  at  law,  &2'2  Clay 
Bachelder  T  F,  atty  at  law,  (J'J'J  Clay 
Bachelder   Windnull    Maufacturing  Co, 

cor  Market  and  Bealo 
Bacher  Mmc  K  A,  milliner,  40(5  Kearny 
EaCHMAN  BROS,     importers      and 

jobljers  in  dry  yoods,    1012  Battery 
Bachmann  Jacob,  hardware  and  cuttlery, 

720  Clay 
Bacigidupi    A    Casassa,  fruits  and  vege- 
tables, 007  Washington 
Bacigalupi    &  Chelini,   fruits,    NW  cor 

Union  and  Mason 
Bacigalupi  <i,  boots,  shoes,  1404  Dupont 
Bicigalupo  T,  D,    wholesale  wines,  1410 

Dupont 
Bacir  Lucas,  chop  house,  (548  Fourth 
Backer  Wm,  bakery,  1080  Clay 
Backstedt  William,    harness  and    sad- 
dlery, SE  cor  Folsom  Jind  Sixteenth 
Bacon  C,  saloon,  <>05  Grove 
BACON  &  CO.    printers,    paper  rulers 
and  book  biiulers,  oOS  Clay  and   500 
Sansom 

Bac({uirc    H    &   Co,   liquors,  NW  cor 
Broadway  and  Stockton 


Badger  Chas  W,  mining  secy,  315  Cal 
Badger  Miss  J,  bakery,  514$  Third 

BADGER   HILL  ft  CHEROKEE 

MINING  CO,   H  Pichoir  secretary, 

'.V20  Sansom 
Badger  Wm  G,  pianos  and  organs,  7  and 

1  li  Sansom 
Badlani  Alexander,  city  and  county  as- 
sessor, New  City  Hall 
Badovicii  Bozo,  liipiors,  1201  Fillmore 
BAEHR  J  W,  liquors,  414  Sansom 
BAEHR  WM.inanufg  jewelry,  (140  Sac 
Bacttge  P,  boarding  and  sale  stable,  I  ]  Q 

Washington 
Bagala   Leo,   bakery,  SE   cor   Alabama 

and  Twonty-Hfth 
RAGGETT  W  T  &  CO,  lawyers  and 

publishers,  law  books,  511  Moiitgy 

BAGOT  FRED,  nolicitor   McKoimey's 

Uuvciories,  543  Clay 
Balinrt  Martin,  groceries,  31 1  Seventh 
Bahr  Wm  A,  boots  and  shoes,  107  Sixth 
Baid  Mrs  L),  millinery,  512A  Hayes 
Bailey  i'  A,  real  estate,  320  Sansom 
Bailey  Frank   &   Co,    coffee  house,    10 

Mason 
Bailey  H,  wood  and  coal,  128  O'Farrell 
Bailey  . I  C,  wool,  hides  and  leather,  218 

California 
Bailey  Joseph  &  Co,  books  and  station- 
ery, 1513  Stockton 
Bailey  Marj;aret,  grocer,  71  Minna 
Bailey  Nathan  J.  butcher,  515  Bryant 
BAILEY  R  S,  saloon,  222  McAllister 
Bailey  S  C,  plumber,  1(115  Ellis 
Bailey  Tiiomas  &   Co,  wool  merchants, 

NW'  cor  Bluxome  and  Fifth 
Bailly  Bros,  hams,   bacon   and  toikgues, 

71  California  Market 
Baird  A,  broker,  3 12  California 
Baker  A  &  A,  picture  and  mirror  frames, 

742  Mission 
Baker  Miss  A  W,  ladies'  underwear,  430 

Sutter 
BAKER  BROS,  grocers,  SE  cor  Sutter 

and  Taylor 
BAKER    GEO    H>    lithographer    and 

engraver,  320  Sansom 
Baker  I    M,   groceries,    NW  cor  Eddy 

and  Mason 
Baker  L  F,  com   merchants,  113  Wash- 
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Baker  Nick,  boarding,  11  an<l  13  I'acitic 
Baker  &  Jacobs,  1441  Polk 
Bilker  k  James,  liquors,  825  Montgy 

BAKER    &    HAMILTON,    har.lwaie 

and  agricultural  implements,  13  to  10 

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Baker  IHvide   Manufacturing    Co,   314 

Montgomery 
Balanesi  A  S,  liiiuors,  1 15  Clark 
Balch  H  M,  piano  and  organ  maker,  843 

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Baldridge  M,  B'iockbroker,  314  Montgy 
Baldwin  A  K,  capitalist,  3'28  Montgy 
Baldwin  A  S,    roal-estate  agent,    502 

Kearny 
Baldwin  R  T.,  capitalist,  Baldwin  Hotel 
Baldwin  H  S,  physician,  Olii  Clay 
Baldwin  Lloyd,  iitty  at  law,  GOO  Montjiy 
Baldwin   O   D,  restaurant,    35   and   3/ 

(Jeary 
Baldwin  S  C,  physiuian,  850  Market 
Baldwin,  Sexton   &  Peterson,  diamond 

importi-rs,  1  "20  .Sutter 
Balonsl  (»,  fruit  and  vegetables,  SW  cor 

Davis  and  Clark 

BALFOTTR.  GUTHRIE  &  CO,  com 

mission    mereliuntM    and      insurance 

agents,  310  California 
Ball  A  E,  atty  at  law,  50'J  Montgomery 
Ball  &   Julian,  wool,  n  s  Townsend  \wt 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Ballard  ( i,  stoves,  etc,  '215  Second 
Ballard  tireo,  painter,  115  Davis 
BALLARD  MRS  L  A.  homceopathic 

Shysician,  '205  L'owell 
lard,  Duane  &   Co,  com   merchants, 
'2'2  California 
Ballard  &  Hall,  com  merchants,  3*20  San 
Ballantine  Uobt,  liquors,  4*25  Busli 

BAUfY   A    J,   importer  and  mannfr 

feathers,  (M)H  Slarket 
BALOUN  JOSEPH,  tailor,  013  Wasli 
Baltimore  Con  Mining  Co,  331  M 
Baltimore  Min  Co,  30(1  Pine 
Balirs  A,  insurance  broker,  3'2*2  Cal 
BALZ  L  &   COt    tanners,    San    Bruno 

Uoad 
BALZER  HENRY  &  CO  (0  Berthan 
Jr),  importers  and  com  merchants, 
agts  Hamburg-American  Packet  Co, 
North  (Jennan  Fire  Jns  Co  of  Ham- 
burg, New  York  Underwriters,  agency 
of  N  y  and  Bremen  Underwriters, 
Danube  (Imperial  Royal  privileged), 
Austrian  Insurance  (Marine)  Co  of 
Vienna,  '20U  Sansom 
Bamlwr  .1  J,  batlis   (swimming),  foot  of 

Montgomery  ave 
Bancois  <>,  colFee  stand,  1J>  Vallejo 
BANCROFT  A  I-  &  CO,  booksellers, 
stationers,  printers,   engravers,  litho- 
graphers,     publishers,     bookbinders, 
pianos,  organs  and  nmsic,  7'21  Market 
Band     Frank,      Hayes     Valley     Brass 

Foundry,  5'2*2  Fulton 
Band  J,   butcher,    NW  cor  Kighteenth 
and  Valencia 

BANDMANN,  NIELSEN  &  CO,  com 

merchants,  gen  agts  forCiant  Powder 

Co,  '210  Front 
Bangs  E  &  Co,  warehouse,  cor  Channel 

and  Fourth 
Bank  of   British  Columbia,  SE  cor  San 

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BANK^OF     BRITISH     NORTH 

AMERICA,  A  McKinlay  agent,  1>'21 
Sansom 
Bank  of  California,  Wm  Alvord 

404  California 
Bank  of  San  Francisco,  rm  '23  Stock  Ex- 
change bldg 
Hanks  (Joo  S,  livery  8tabl(!,  70".l  Jones 
Banks  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1204  Mkt 
\UukA  T  C,  capitalist,  110  California 
Bankou    H,    saloon,   cor   Cemetery  ave 

and  (ieary 
Banner  Un.o,  imprs  and   manufrs  cloth- 
ing' Hud  furnishing  goods,  cor  Sansom 
and  Market 
Banner  <i   Min  Co,  Ceo  Lemmon   secy, 

430  California 
Banning  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Ellis 
Bannister  L,  boarding  house,  1 1 2  Pacific 
BAPTIS  J  H.   gold   pen    nianufv,   328 

Bush 
Bar  Association,  (i34  Sacramento,  rm  12 
Barandon  E,  bakery,  NE   cor   Fillmore 

and  Bush 
Barbat  J,  physician  and   druggist,   010 

Pacific 
Barbee  John,  stockbroker,  317  Montgy 
Barber  E,  saloon,  Bush  and  Central  ave 
Barber  Wm,  atty  at  law,  323  California 
Barlicr    &    Whitney,     carpenters     .and 

builders,  403  Clementina 
Barbour  Clitus,  atty  at  law,  715  Clay 

BARBOUR    BROS,     importers    bags. 


b.igging,  twines,  bookbinder's  threads, 
carpet  threads,  gill-net  twines,  salmon 
net  twines,  seine  twines,  sail  twines, 
sowing  machine  threads,  shoe  threads, 
511  Market 
Barl)icri    &    Danziart,    restaurant,   *235 

Montgomery  ave 
BarckaJ  B,  chiropodist,  100  McAllister 
Bardet  C,  milliner,  225  Montgomery  ave 
Bare   Bros,  cabinet  makers  and   furni- 
ture, 308  Hayes 
Bareilles  J  os,  hotel  and  liquors,  cor  Fifth 

and  Railroad  avcs 
Barger  D  E,  physician,  030  Market 
Barkau  A,  oculist  &  aurist,  305  Kearny 
Barker  H,  painter,  527  Montgy  ave 
Barkhaus  F  W  &  D,    importers   books 
and  stationery,  213  Kearny 

BARNARD'S  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 

120  Sutter 

Barnard  Frank  &  Co,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail coal  dealers  and  agt  steamer  Gus- 
sie  Telfair,  213  tfackson 

Barnes  &  Co,  grocers,  NEcorSteiuer  and 
California 

Barnes  E  F,  ass't  secy  insurance,  318 
California 

Barnes  W  H  L,  atty  at  law,  426  Cal 

Barnett  Isaac,  grocer,  10  Grand  Arcade 
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Baruett  J,  crockery,  814  Sixth 
Barnett  Mrs,  fruit  and    produce,   211 

Sixth 
Barney  Jns  M,   com  merchant,   3in  Cal 
Barney  M,  livory  Mtuhle,  lli*J3  Market 
Barot  K,  grocer,  SW  cor  Fill  and  Post 
Barr  J  D,  umbrellas,  3:23  Bush 
Barra  Ezekiol  I,  cigars,   IIU  First 
Barra  Hall,  liiiuors,  N  W  cor   First  and 

Minna 
Barreda  F  L,  manager  I)  de  Castro  &  Co, 

cum  merchant!),  213  Sansnm 
Barrett  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  42 

Fourth 
Barrcttu  F  &  Co,  Hsh,  31  S  F  Market 

BARRETT    ft     WALKER,    stock 

brokers,  4  IjeideadorlF 
Barrett  VV  H,  carpenter,  537  Valencia 
Barrilis  Diego  Lorenzo,   Italiaa  Consul, 

525  Front 
Barringer  K  Mrs,   pattern  house,   Otili)' 

Mission 
Barron  C  J,  painter,  815  Market 
Barron  Edward,   capitalist,  21   Nevada 

block 
Barron  \Vm,  grocer,  925  Clay 
Barrows  VV  H,  atty  at  law,  (528  Montgy 
BARRY    ft  BAIRD.    book   and   jol, 

printers,  4I<J  Sac  and  320  Sansom 
Barry  Chas  E,  searcher  of  records,  01J> 

Montgomery 
Barry  U,  li(|uurs,  cor  Eighth  and  Ifcrou 
Berry  David  J  r,   butcher,  520  Twenty- 

second 
Barry  Edwnrd,   real  estate  and  mining 

agent,  415  Montgomery,  room  1 
Barry  Matthew,  grain,   SE  cor  Railroad 

and  Sixteenth  avea 
Barry  P,  groceries,  540  Natoma 
Barry  Theo  A,  Cal  wines,  11(>  Montgy 
Barry  Thos  F,  atty  at  law,  302  Montgy 
Barsi  Michelc,  fruit,  1308  Dupont 
Barstow  Alfred,  atty,   00(5  .VIontgomery 
Barstow  D  P,  atty,  room   10  Stock   Ex- 
change building 
Barstow  F  O,    dentist   and   physician, 

1330  Sacramento 
BARSTOW  GEO,  atty  at  law,  30!>  Cal 
BARTATJDEH,  French    Port  House, 

1515  Polk 
Bartels  H,  upholsterer,  426  Hayes 
Bartels  P  H,  liquors,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Union 

Barthcl  Robert  &  Co,  liquors,  l.'MM  Pow 
Bartholme  John,  liijuors,  1012  Battery 
Bartin    P,   dying  and    cleaning   works, 

1212  Polk 
Bartlett  Columbus,  atty  at  law,  12  Mont 
Bartlett  E,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy 
Bartlett   Washington,   atty  at  law,   li 

Montgomery 
Bartliiig  &  Kimball,    bookbinders,   505 

Clay 


BartoH  John,  fruit,  1427  Hyde 
Burtoloni  E,  liquors,  766  Bronnon 
Jiartoluoci  Ginsopp,  boarding  house,  307 

Broadway 
Barton  A  Sc  Co,  horsushoers,  22  T>  ler 
BARTON  B   F    ft    CO,  Pioneer  Salt 

Works,    inanufa    yeast    powder,    etc, 

211  and  213  Sacramento 
Barton  G  E,  atty  at  law,  629  Kearny 
Barton  J,  bootmaker,  810  Battery 

BARTON  JOHN,  Union    PaciHo  Salt 

Co,  21(i  Sacramento 
Barton   Robert,   mining    engineer,    406 

Montgomery 
Bartram  iJ  A,  atty  at  law,   504   Kearny 
Bartz  C,  tailor,  (i38.^  Mission 
Barutdt  Bellocq,  liquors,  1401  Powell 
Baruth   Wm,   groceries,   SW  cor  Clay 

and  Webster 
Baruth  Ernst  F,  grocer,  J  629  Fillmore 
Barz  August,  blacksmith,    Montgomery 

ave,  liet  (ircenwich  and  Filbert 
Bash  H,  tailor,  2  Bryant  Place 
Biisch   Louis,   shirt  manufacturer,   206 

Kearny 
Bnscom    '  B,  tailor,  1 15  Geary 
Bascom    i..        M    E,    dressmaker,    115 

(jeary 
Baselauski    .,  fruit,    17  and  18  Grand 

Western  Market 
Basler  &  Jewell,  pi'.ints  and  oils,  1005 

Market 
Basluglia  C,  fruits,  741  Vallcjo 
Bass  I  H,  Elcho  House,  863^  Market 
Baes  T  J  &  Co,  artist's  materials,  paints, 

oils,  glass,  etc,  27  Dupont 
Bassan  &   McDonnell,  dry  goods,    NW 

cor  Twfinty -second  and  Mission 
Bassett  C  F  &  Co,   com  merchants,   304 

Davis 
Bassett  J  M,   propr  "Golden  Ern,"  60G 

Clay 
Bassett  Joseph,  grain  and  produce,    221 

and  223  Clay 
Bassignano  Peter,  cigars,  NVVcor  Sixth 

and  Howard 
Batuvia  P,  barber,  651  Merchant 
Buteman  F,  grocer,  62i  West  Mission 
Bates  A  T,  atty,  426  California 
Bates  C  M,  physician,  224  Kearny 
Bates  Geo,  propr  University  School,  320 

Eddy 
Bates  J  C,  atty  at  law,  434  California 

BATES  MORRIS  U  ft  00,  publishers 

"Commercial  News  and  Trade  Re- 
view, "  42"  Washington 

Bates  ThoF!  D  &  Bro,  houae  brokers,  cor 
Fourth  and  Stevenson 

Batran  Chas  L,  saloon,  541  Jackson 

BATTENGHI  A  marble  yard,  SE  cor 
Dev  isadero  and  Ellis 

Battariby  J,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
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Battle  Wtiers,  boer  hnll,  SIS  Pacific 

Battles  &  Gilleran,  grocera,  NK  cor 
Fourth  niul  Clementina 

Bftucli  P  <r,  ship  and  custuni-lioube 
broker,  ROO  Battery 

Bauchotta Julie,  restaurant,  1 1'iODupont 

Bauer  Bros,  cutlers  and  tool  makers,  054 
Mission 

BAUER  EHILE,  manager  S  F  News 
Co,  413  and  415  Washington 

Bauer  J  A,  druggist,  101  Post 

BATTER  J  C,  liiiuors,  I)  Merchant's  Ex- 
change 

BAUER  J  C  &  CO,  wine  and  liquor 
dealers'  materials  and  brewers'  stock, 
tiS'J  Sacramento 

Bauer,  Tobriuer  &  Co,  impr  fancy  goods, 
545  Market 

Baum  Chas,  consul  Argentine  lU'public, 
510  Battery 

Baum  Gustav,  carpets  and  furniture, 
1132  Market 

BAUM  J  &  CO,  manufrs  and  ixnprs 
clothing,  7  and  \t  Sansomo 

Baum  Wm.  liquors,  101  Powell 

BAUMQARTEN  A  &  CO,  importers 
cloths  and  tailors' trimmings,?  Montgy 

Baiimgiirten  iJ,  shoemaker,  420  Fourth 

Baumgartner  &  Bohls,  tobacco  factory, 
230  antl  232  Fourteenth 

Baun  iJasper,  grocer,  U15  Kighteenth 

BAUR  J  C,  liquors,  7  Merchant'  Ex- 
change 

Bauxis  Jean,  bakery,  01 1  Pacific 

Bavaria  Brewery,  Philipp  Frauenholz 
propr,  Mont  ave  bet  Vallejo  and(ireen 

Baxter  k  Blank,  artists,  832  Market 

Baxter  H  W,  manager  Mercantile  Col- 
lection Bureau,  210  Sansom 

Bay  State  S  Min  Co,  310  I'ino,  rm  15 

BAY  CITY  SODA  WATER  CO.  J  <• 

Grennan  supt,  1 10  and  1 12  Tyler 
Bay   View   Chemical  Works,  J    Horst- 

man  propr,   Florence  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth 
Bay  View  Distillery,  cor  Eighteenth  ave 

and  H 
Bay  City  Market,  1 146  Market 

BAY  CITY  OYSTER  CO,  W  J  John- 
son agt,  wholesale  oysters,  72  Cali- 
fornia Market 

BAY  CITY  PACKING  &  PROVIS 

ION  CO,  M  Gradwohl  &    Co,    1144 
to  1148  Market 

BAY   CITY    PLATING  WORKS. 

Geo  M  Ijcderer  &  Co,  731  Mission 
Bay  City  Real  Estate  Association,  H  A 

Hill  secy,  634  Market 
Bayle  John,  tripe,  tongues  and  brains,  7 

California  Market 
Bayleas  W  H*  architect,  106  Leidesdorff 


Bayley  C  A,  liciuors.  050  Clay 

Bayly  Chas  A,  druggist,  SK  cor  Howard 

and  Sixth 
Bazan  F,  physician,  850  Market 
Ba/lord  K  X,  druggist,  2123  Bush 
Beach   C,   books    and    ■tatiouery,     107 

Montgomery 
Boiidie  &  Co,  lumlHir,  3  Sjiear 
Beal    Sam,  mattress  manufr,  40  to  53 

Second 
Btal  W  A,  hardware,  1252  Mitrket 
Bcall  K  B,  fruit  and  produce,  612  Laguna 
Beamish  P,  furnisiiing  goods,  cor  Ihiru 

and  Market 
Bcanston  &  Gallagher,  carriage  factory, 

127  Fifth 
Bear  S,  stock    and  money  broker,  140 

Montgomery 
Beard  VV  H,  fruit,  420^  Fourth 
Beatty  J  C,  secy  West  Comstock  (»  &  S 

Min  Co,  230  Montgomery 
Beatty  &  Lutz,  insurance,  loan  and  real- 

estate  brokers,  310  Pino,  rm  11 
Beaveu    D  B,  fish,  35  and  36  Mission 

Market 
Beaverly  VV,  mining,  214  California 
Beaver  Henry,  bakery  and  fancy  goods, 

100  Hayes 
Beban    Kocco,    coffee  saloon,    NE   oor 

Broadway  and  Dupont 
Bcchtel  C'on  Min  Cfi,  30U  Montgomery 
Bccht  (leorge  J,    druggists,   glassware, 

etc,  124  Market 
Bechttr  J,  carpenter,  311  Montgj'  ave 
Beck  A  C  &  Co,  butchers,  4  and  5  Hayes 

Valley  Market 
Beck  Adam,  butcher,  603  McAllister 
Beck  August,  gun  and  locksmith,  510 

Broatlway 
Beck  &   Hanung,   butchers,    10  and  1 1 

Mission  Market 
Beck  Jacob,  butcher,  603  McAllister 
Beck  S,  insurance  broker,  413  California 
Beck  Bobt,  upholsterer,  209  Miison 
BECKER  A.  restaurant,  341  Bush 
BECKER  B  At  real-estate  and  house 

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SE  cor  Turk    and  Larkin;    SE    co 
(Jeary  and  Larkin;  SE  cor  Sutter  and 
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Becker  Christian,  restaurant,  30  Sixth 
BECKER  F  W,  cigars,  705  Davis 
Becker  &  Fisher,  saloon,  1152  Market 
Becker  <Teo  J,  restaurant,  800  Fourth 
Becker  Henry,  butcher,  NW  cor  Mission 

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Becker  Joseph,  crockery,  329  Hayes 
Becker  Michael,  bakery,  1 323  Dupont 
Becker  M  R  E,  real  estate,  334  Kearny 
BECKER  0  F,  propr  Frescott  House, 
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Becker  Peter,  liquors,  113  Sixth 
BECKER    WM,   basket    maker,    G28 

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Becker  Wm,  groceriea,  cor  Mission  and 

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Beckmann  Bros,  groceries,  SVV  cor  Hyde 

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Beckmann  P  W,  groceries,  SW  cor  Fif 

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Bedell  Wm,  R  R  agt,  2'2  Montgomery 
Bee  S,  hardware,  :i4G  Third 
Beeching  R  A,  atty  at  law,  320  Sansom 
Beeching   R,  secy  S  F  Benevolent  Assn, 

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BEEMAir    WILIIAM,    trusses    and 

artilicial  limbs,  CIO  Clay 
Beer  B  &   Oo,   fruit   and   produce  com- 
mission merchants,  2:24  Washington 

BEERS  &  HUBBARD,  dentists,  '->30 

Kearny 
Beerstechwr  Chas  J,  atty,  320  Sansoiji 
Behagel  A,  atty  at  law,  500  Fell 
Behan  W  J,  jewelry,  230  Kearny 
Behnemann  &  Joost,  groceries,  SW  cor 

Taylor  and  O'Farrell 
Behnseu  Chris,  cigars  and   tobacco,  18 

Sixtli 
Behre  Robt  L,  atty  at  law,  502  Montgy 

BEHRENBT  H  &  CO.  manufrs 
trunks,  valises  and  traveling  bags, 
107  8ansom 

BEHRENS  ANDREW,  lodging  house, 

228  Montgomery  ave 
Behreus  Bros,  grocers,  ,\'K   cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Potrero  ave 
Behrens  F,    grocer,    cor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Potrero  ave 
Behrens  (ieo,  liquors,  038  Commercial 
Behrens  H  C  F,  physician,  22  Montgy 
Behrmann  C  F,  bakery,  121S  Pciwell 
Behrmanu    1    H,   wood  and    coal,   838 

Harrison 

Beidel  Conrad,  pork  dc'lcr,  1417  Dupont 
Beilles  T  B,  barber,  124  Montgy  ave 
Beisel  &   Cook,    tanners,  I'ennsylvania 

ave  bet  Santa  Clara  and  Mnriposa 
Beker  Elsie,  liquors,  !>08  Kearny 
Belando   &    Co,    wood   and    coal,    1210 

Powell 
Belando  J    &,  Co,  wood   and    coal,   438 

Minna 
Belcher  G  &  S  Min  Co,  8  8  F  Kxchange 

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Belcher  S  Min  Co,  John  Crockett  secy, 

203  Bush 
Belcher  W  C,  atty  at  law,  520  Montgy 
Bc'.dep  E  C,   phonographic  it-'porter   su- 
preme court,  040  Cliiy 
Belden   E    S,    shorthand   reporter,    037 

Kearny 
Belden  J osiali,  capitalist,  314  California 
Bttlden  &  Orton,   insurance  agents,  313 
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Belding  Bros  &   Co,  Carlson  &,  Currier 

agts,  spool  silk,  509  Market 
Belinge  F  A,  physician,  1019  Polk 
Belknap    David    P,    atty   at  law,   604 

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BELL    ALEXANDER    G,    manager 

"S  F  Merchant,"  323  Front 
Bell  &  Com,  stationers,  039  Kearny 
Bell  D  B,  fish  31  Grand  Central  Market 
Bell  Isle  Mining  Co,  Stock  Exchange  bldg 
Bell  J  B,  hairdresser,  123!)  I'olsom 
Bell  JolinJP,  atty  at  law,  213  and  215 

Sansom,  rooms  8  and  9 
Bell  Joe  S,  cigars  and  tobacco,  113  Jack 
Bella  Union  Theatre,  Saml  Tetlow  propr, 

803  to  807  Kearny 
Bellay  Francis,    artist,    718  Greenwich 

l>et  Powell  and  Mason 
Belle  Union  Quicksilver  Mining  Co,  31-1 

Montgomery 
Bellefontaine  Mining  Co,  411  California 
Bellemere  A,  manufr  jeweler,  331  Kear 
Belli  (1  &  Co,  ■'oin  merchant,  120  Clark 
Bellingall  &  Miller,  Custom  House  brok- 
ers, 425  Battery 
Bellinghani  Bay  Coal  Co,  cor  Spear  and 

Folsom 
Bellmer  J  H  C,  restaurant,  104  First 
Belmont  Mining   Co,  310  Pine,  room  15 
BELLOC  &  CO,  bankers,  524  Montgy 
Betts   Spring   Co,  carriage  springs,  218 

Fremont 
BELT  T  WfPiopr  Brooklyn  Hotel,  210 

and  212  Bush 
Belvidere  Mining  Co,  203  Bush,  room  20 
Betzohl  &  Niemann,  bakers,  20  Dupont 
Bemis  Chas  C,  U  S  supervisor  inspector 
(Istdist)    of  steam   vessels,  U   S  Ap- 
praisers' building 
Bemmerer  August,  cutler,  1521  Polk 
Bemton  iiiohd,  liquors,  040  Market 
Benard  A  F,  saloon,  N H  cor  I'ifth  and 

Howard 
Bender  .lacob,  Imtcher,  10()  Twelfth 
Bendit  Sand,  auctioneer   and   com  mer- 
chant, 53>5  and  538  California 
Henecke  H  1),  groceries,  520  Broailway 

BENEDICT  &  SMITH,  merchant 
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Bendt  Wm,  liijuors,  12  Clay 

BENHAM  A  M>  wholesale  pianos,  or- 
gans, musical  merchandise  and  agent 
J  I'  Hale's  pianos,  047  Market 

Benjamin  A  F,  notary  public,  atty  at 
law  and  commissioner  of  deeds,  417  Cal 

BENJAMIN  H  A  &  CO  (T  s  Hen- 

shaw),  natural  mineral  spring  waters, 
depot  Pacilic  Congress   Spring  water, 
29  Mew  Montgomery  cor  Jessie 
Peiijamin  Mrs  R,  clothing,  984  Folsom 
Benkle.nan  Mrs  Rosalia,  liquors.   Rail- 
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Bennett  Thos,  gen  agt  Travelers'   (Life 

and  Accident)  Insurance  Co,  319  Cal 
Bennett  A  C,  architect,  318  Pine,  rm  37 
Bennett  Clement,    shorthand  reporter, 

434  California 
Bennett  F,  liquors,  230  Branuan 
Bennett  Jno  R  &   Bro,    dairy  produce, 
35  and  3(>  California  Market 

BENNETT  &  JONES,   attys  at  law, 
215  Sanson! 

BENNETT  NATHANIEL,  atty  at 

law,  215  Sansom 
Bennett  Patrick,  saloon,  837  Mission 
Bennett  Thos,  physician,  4(5  O'Farrell 
Bennett  W,  plumber,  1015  Clay 
Bennett  Wm,  liciiiors,  51i>  Pacific 
Bennett  Wm,  physici.an,  1015  Folsom 
Benning  A,  grocer,  S\V  cor  Montgomery 

ave  and  Chestnut 
Bensen  Conratl,  grocer,  2029  Polk 
Bensen  Henry,  grocer,  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Bryant 
Benson  Jno  A,  engineer  and  surveyor, 

507  Montgomery 
Bent  E  F  &  Co,  grain  brokers,  18  Cal 
Bentliam  Harry,  licjuors,  538  Market 
Benton  Consolidated  Co,  302  Montgy 
Bentschler  Jno,  wagon  maker,  1()24  Aliss 
Beppler  Jno,  butcher,  1518  Dupont 
Beiiuette  1>,  prest  Cosmopolitan  Milling 

Co,  028  Montgomery  1 

Beran  Adolph,  bootmaker,  SE  cor  Maaon! 

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Berlin  Cologne  Insurance  Co,   Hutchin- 
son <t  Mann  agts,  322  California 
Berlin  F  A,  atty  at  law,  515  California 
Bermingham  J,  agt  California  4;   Mexi- 

'san  S  S  Co,  10  Market 
Bernard  C   A,  house  and  sign  pauiter, 

(529  Merchant 
BERNARD      CHARLES,      Chartres 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills,  ';07  and  709 

Sansom 
Bernard  I,    crockery  and  tinware,   539 

Sixteenth 
Bernard  A,  barber  shop,  642  Market 
Bernard  &    Pouzadoux,    furniture   and 

carpets,  312  Sutter 
Bernert  &  Schroeder,  saloon,  823  Market 
Bernhamer  Harry,  restaurant,  504  Mkt 
Bernard  Jos,  stock  broker,  404  Montgy 
Bernhard  Robt,  ship  broker,  302  Cal 

BERNSTEIN  ABE,  fresh  and  salt  fish, 
Dutch  herring,  frozen  and  fresh  pick- 
eled  oyster-   ijtall  Nos  20  and  21  Cen- 
tre Market,  Sutter 
Bernstein  D,  tailor,  729  Folsom 
Bernstein  Elias,  furniture,  151  Third 
Bernstein  S,  fancy  goods,  38  Fourth 
Bernstein  S,  tailor,  791  Mission 
Bernzdtt  &  Krikal,  cor   Main  and  Mkt 
BERONIO  PIETRO,  propr  Roma  Ho- 
tel, 818  Sansom 
Berre  A,  wines  and  liquors,  NE  corner 
Lombard  ami  Ootavia 


&  Co,   coffee  saloon,    024 j  Berrc.  Anareas,  groceries,  1326  Dupont 

I  Bern. a  K,  cigars,  1235  Dupont 
BERRY  &  PLACE,  importeri  of  ma- 
chinery and  supplies,  cor  Market  and 


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Kearny 
Bercyits  Simon,  tailoring,  534   Pacific 
Berg  Alf,    watches,   jewelry    and   dia- 
monds, I  \'''.  Market 
Berg  Ferdinand,  butcher,  209  Sixth 
Bergen  Adrian,  farm  and  dairy  produce 

and  provisions,  425  Clay 
Berger  C,  druggist,   SW  cor  Eddy  and 

Steiner 
Berger  H  I(  (fe  Co,    importers  of  Japen- 

eso  trees,  pliuits,  etc.  108  Leidesdorff 
Borges  B  I'   &  Co,  restaurant,    531  and 

533  Comniendal  and  737  Market 
berger  R,  djoing  and  cleaning,  140  Post 
Bergerot  Jno,  school,  Gil  Stockton 
Hergez  &  Klein,  restaurant,  530  Wash 
Berggren  Aug,  consul  for  Sweden  and 

Norway,  -lOf)  Montgomery 
Bergin  M,  atty  at  law,  (528  Montgomery 
Bergin  T  I,  atty  at  law,  309  Mont,  rm  30 
Berlund  N,  bootmaker,  518^  Geary 
Berkeley  Ferry,  A  Raminelsberg  supt, 

052  Market 
Berkeley    Ferry   k  Railroatl    Co,   Wm 

Stuart  secy,  3    )  Sansom 
Berkeley  L  &  T  1  Ass'n,  052  Market 
Berkhauor  Herrmann,  liquors,  229  Mont 

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Fremont 
Berson  A  &  Son,  carpets  and  oil  cloths, 

710  to714  W^ashington 
BERTAND  E  H,  pork    packers,  1515 

Polk 

BERTELING  &  WATRY.  scientific 

opticians,  427  Kearny 
Berteloni  E,   liquors,  NE  cor  Seventh 

and  Brannan 
Bertin    A,   dyeing    and  scouring,    1205 

Stockton  and  430  Bush 
Bertin  L  C,  manufr  coffees  and  spices, 

027  Commercial 
Berton  F  &  Co,  bullion  broker,  527  Clay 

BERTON    &    GALLLARD.    bankers 

and  assayers,  527  Clay 
Berton  Paul,  dyer,  etc,  Polk 
BERWIN  P   &    BRO,    importers"  of 

hats.  111  Battery  }fim 

Bertz  J  &  Co,  cigar  manufr^  SE  corner 

Market  and  Fremont  ^^^ 

Bessinger  &  Co,   com  merchants,   weal 

and  skins,  GOO  and  G02  Front        t'^ISi 
Best  &  Belclier  Mining  Co,  309  Mont 
Best  Jno,  office  furniture,  405^  Cal  ^S'^ 


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Bester  Jno  H,  liquors,  543  Jackson 
Beathom  H,  liquors,  7  Stevenson 
Besthorn  H,  boots  and  shoes,  ^Oti  Post 
Beator  H  T,  architect,  652  Market 
Betancue  J  P,  pjiotographer,  40*2  Kear 
Betzer  Ed,  bootmaker,  04H.i  Merchant 
Beth  Adoli)l\,  lic^uors,   SE  cor  Post  and 

Kearny 

Bettencourt  J  DeS,  physician,  "232  Sutter' 
Bettia  O  J,  carriagcuiaker,  lilM  ,Iack 
Bettmnn   M,  soaps,  caustic  soda,  rosin, 

311  Commercial 
Boty  O'Xeal    Mining  (.'o,   11  W  Heath 

secy,  318  Pine,  room  17 
Betzel  L,  manufr  clothing,  20  Sansom 
Bit^old  &  Niemarin,  bikery,  418  O'Fiir- 

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Beuiico  B,  liquors,  1507  Dupont 
Beversen  Bros,  groceries,  8E  cor  Seventh 

and  Stevenson 
Beversoii  H  &  M,  groceries^  13  Seventh 
Beyan  J  M,  stoves  and  ranges,  130Tlurd 
Beyer  A,  liquors,  'I'M  Sixteenth 
Beyer  (},  litjuors,  2221  Powell 
Beyer  Lewis  H,  hairdresser,  1330  Dup 
Beyerdorf  &  McL'rillis,  li(|Ui)rs,  542  Mkt 
Biagi  D  &  Co,  fruit  and  produce  camniis- 

sion  merchants,  500  and  502  Wasli 
Biauchi  Chas,  marble   works,  1250  Mkt 
Bianconi  I,  sawtiltr,  2420  Post 
Biarnez  Mrs  A,    I'rcnch    laundry,  KIS 

Larkin 
Bibbius  &  Townsend,    mining  agency, 

314  Bush 
Bibliothequedc  la, Lieque  National  Fran- 

caisa,  120  Sutter 
Bichard  Nicholas,    luml>cr  and  coal,  lO 

Howard 

BIDDLE  &  DOUGLASS,  commission 

merchants,  123  Washington 
Biedenbach    August,    li(juors,    NK   cor 

Third  and  Mission 
Biclenberg  Peter  H,  grocer,  31  Teliam.i 
Bii^lski  &  Mennheim,  dairy  produce,    13 

Centre  Market 
Bien  Joseph,  machinist,  412  Comintreial 
Bienenfold  Klias,  dry  ^'oods,  1015  Larkin 
Big  Prize  Mining  Co,  328  Mont,  room  13 
Bigarze   L   A,   sewing    machines,     1227 

Stockton 
BIGELO'T     &     MORRIS,     manufrs 

wrought  iron  girders,  trusses,  prison 

cells,  etc,  310  Mission 
Bit^elow  S  C,  ciipitalist,  314  California 
Bigelow   Bros,   groceries,  NK  cor  Clay 

and  Davis 
Piggs  A  11,   liquors,   SW  cor  Pino  and 

Sansom 
Bill  C,  restaurant,  29  Drumm 
Billings  D  R  &  Co,  groceries,  1311  Stock 

BILLINGS.    HARBOURNE  &  CO, 

books  and  stationery,  3  Montjjomery, 
(see  adv  under  books  and  itatlouery) 


Bine  &  Georges,   merchant   tailors,    1 19 

Sutter 
Bine  S,  fancy  goods,  130  Kearny 
Bink  A,    carriagemaker,  1711  Mission 
Birch  Wm  H,  engineer  aiul  machinist, 

ll*)Beale 
Birchall   JMmund,   fruit  and    produce, 

I(i03  Eddy 
Bird  N  J,  physician,  101 1  Mission 
Birge  J  J,  dentist,  313  Kearny 
IJisbee,     VVilliams    &    Co,    mining  and 

metallurgy,   32  Merchants'  Exchange 
BizchofF  D,   groceries,   SW   cor  Geary 

and  Jones 
BischofF  Fred,  groceries,  1423  Powell 
Biachoff  &  Leichen,  groceries,  cor  Fourth 

and  Harrison 
Bishop  1'],  stoves,  lamps,  etc,  and  money 

broker,  7(K)  Market 
BISHOP    THOS  B,   atty  at  law,  vice 

prest  Cal  .State  l^emocratic  Club,  (i30 

Commercial 
Bissiiiger  &  Co,  hides,  pelts,  etc,  GOO  and 

1)02  Froot 
Bizion  L,  lifpiora,  1413  Dupont 
Bizzolara  &   Kaccalagliala,    wood    and 

coal,   1015  Washington 
Biter  John,  ilorist,  SW  cor  Waller  and 

Fillmore 
BLACK    CHARLES,    city   physician 

and  police  surgeon,  514  Kearny 
Blachman    Mrs    E  (»,    millinery,    lOl'J 

Liirkin 
Black  Boar  Quartz  Mining  Co,  310  Mont 

BLACK    DIAMOND    COAL    MIN 

CO,  1*  B  Cornwall   prest,  E  cor  Spear 

and  Folsom 
Black  E  H,  painter,  514  Sixteenth 
Black  H  M  &  Co,    carriagemakcrs,  851, 

853  and  855  Market 
Black   Hawk    Mining  Co,  H  A  Charles 

secy,  41'.l  California,  room  22 
lilack  Hills  Canal  and  Water  Co,  40!) 

Montgomery,  room  4!) 

BLACK  HOWARD,  slnrt  manufr,  39 

Sutter,  (sue  advt  next  title  and  under 

HJiirt  manufacturers,  classified) 
lilack   Jack   Mining  Co,    H    A  Charles 

secy,  419  California,  room  22 
Black  .Ino  \V,  collector,  410  Montgy 
Black  It  M,  gents'  furniHhing  goods,  200 

Montgomery 
Black  Wm,  marble  work  ,  1121  Market 
Blackman    M  .1,  phunbing    and  gastit- 

ting,  225  Hayes 
Blackwell    Mrs   S    B,    fancy  goods,  108 

Seventh 
Blade  &  ILdnier,  hatstore,  910  Market 
Bli'ir  A  J,  mining,  330  Pine,  room  28 
Blair  k,   Chuso,    hay  and   grain,    1912 

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Blair,  Van  Tassel  &  Co,  insurance  agts, 

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Blake  A  E,  dentist,  5^  Kearny 
BLAKE  &  BLAKE,  attys  at  law,  417 

Kearny 
Tiliike  Chas  E,  physician,  906  Market 
Blake  Charles  K  Sr,  dentist,  5^  Kearny 
Blake  Geo  M,  mining,  30!)  Montgomery 
Blake  H  H  &  Co,  agency  Celluloid  Col 

lar  Co,  405  Front 
Blake  J,  tailor,  421  Sutter 
Blake  Jno,    harness  and  saddlery,  2"i'2 

Second 
Blake  J  AV,  physician,  1911  Geary 

BLAKE*  BOBBINS  &  CO,  paper  ware 

house,    paper  bags,   51G    Sacramento 

and  519  Commercial 
Blake  S  C,  stationery,  503  Kearny  and 

017  Montgomery 
Blakenian  T  O,  418  California 
Blakiaton  J  S,  siiilmaker,  (>  Clay 
Blanc  M,  liquors,  217  Beale 
Blanch  B,    carriage    manufr,    054,    (550 

and  ()58  Howard 

BLANCHAED   ALMON,  City  lUU 

posting  Co,  020  Commercial 
Blanchard  &   Combatalade,  li(iuors,  SW 

cor  Dupont  and  Pacific 
Blanchette  Louis,  hoots  and  shoes,  510 

Montgomery  ave 
Blanding  Gordon,  atty,  324  Pine, room  18 
Blanding  Wni,  atty   at  law   and  State 

harbor  commissioner,  324  Pine 
Blaney  K  W,  prosecuting  atty.  Old  City 

Hall 
Blaney  James  xV,    saloon,  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion nnd  Fourth 
Blank  Louis,  jeweler  and   watchmaker, 

832  Market 
5     Blankman  Wm,  dentist,  208  Stockton 
Blaser  A,  tailor,  20  Stockton 
Blaxham   C,  stationery  and  toys,   304 

Sixteenth 
Bleily  .los  K,  barber,  418  Bush 
Bley  A,  milliner,  750  Market 
Blind  Spring  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  Stocli 

Kxcluvnge  building 
Bloch    A    B,    clothing    and  furnishing 

goods,  204  Mongoniery  ave 
Bloch  Constantino,  dentist,  318  Hayes 
Bloch  &   Davidson,   morocco  manufrs, 

linings,  etc,  223  Battery 
Bloch  J,  butter  and   cheese,  (iO  Centre 

Market 
Bloch  h  &  A,  butchers,  823  Greenwich 
Bloch   [.«opold,  cloaks   and    suits,    11*.) 

Sixth 
Bloch  W,  139  Stockton 
Blockman    &    Cerf,   lime,   cement  and 

brick,  24  and  20  California 
Block  Em,  salt,  207  Front 
Block  Israel,  cigars  ami  tobacco,  228  Sut 
Block  James  N,  (Comegys,  Block  &  Co, 

Livermore),  office  207  Front 
Block  John,  tailor,  048  Commercial 


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Blodes  Theodore,  liquors,  1243  Folsom 

Blohm  John,  liquors,  923  Kearny 

Blohm  Peter,  wines  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Mission  and  Beale 

Blohm  &  Olferman,  grocers,  cor  Tenth 
an<l  Folsom  and  cor  Fourteenth  and 
Mission 

Blohmo  Bros,  grocers,  NW  cor  Sutter 
and  Polk 

Blohme  John,  grocer,  NW  cor  Polk  and 
Sutter  and  NE  cor  Tehama  and  Sec- 
ond 

Blome  H  &  Co,  liquors,  3  Clay 

BLOOD  J  H,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  304  Montgomery 

Blood  L  L,  mining  secretary,  45  Mer- 
chants' Exchange  building 

Bloome  W,  tannery  and  wool  puller, 
Folsom  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 

Bloomer  II  F,  decoration  art  rooms,  14 
O'Farrell 

Blow  A  W&  Co,  stock  brokers,  301  Pine 

BLUE  BELL  MINING  CO,  D  F  Ver- 

deual  secretary,  327  Pine 
Blum   A  &  C,  tobacco  and  cigars,  319 

Sacramento 
Blum  Henry,  bakery,  1813  Powell 
BLUM   M  M,  brass  and  recti  band,  647 

Market 
Blumberg  J  F,  fire  and  marine  insurance 

broker,  30#  Montgomery 
Blume  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  413  Larkin 
Blume  H,  bootmaker,  049  Merchant 
Blunienthal  B,  dry  goods,    i;i4  Sixth 
Bhuuenthal  H  M,  produce  dealers,  125 

Washington 

BLUMENTHAL  MAX  &  CO,  watches, 

jewelry  and  silverware,  719  Clay 

BLUMENTHAL.  QUINLAS  &  CO. 

glove  factory,  114i  Post 
BliMidell  James,  boarding  and  lodging,  1 

I-  ifth 
Blunt  W  (i,  naturalist  and  taxidermist, 

813  Market 
Bluxomo  .r,  piiysician,  300  Stockton 
Blythe  T  H,  capitalist,  724^  Market 
BIythe  Wm  J,  band  leader,  312.\  Minna 
Boalt  Jno  H,  attorney,  419  California 
Biiardman  (ieo  C,  insurance  agt,  31 1  Cal 
r>oardman  Jos,  real  estate,  593  Sixth 
Board  of  Engineers  of  the  Pacific  Coast, 

C  S  Steuart  president,  533  Kearny 
Board  of  Fire  Underwriters,  418  Cal 

BOARD  OF  TRADE  OF  S  F.  C  F  Wy- 

man  secretary,  cor  Pine  and  Market 
BOAS  JUDAH,  broker,  420  Montgom- 
ery, room  3 
Boca  Brewing  Co,  (Boca,  Nevada  Co), 

ofHce  415  Sacramento 
Bocarde  &  Whittier,  wood  and  coal,  and 

roofers,  008  Third 
Boccanovich  P,  coffee  saloon,  161  Steuait 
Boch  &  Blum,  butchers,  519  Geary 


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Boch  Mrs  R,  bakery  and  confectionery, 

21 17  Fillmore 
Bock  Joseph,  bakery,  U88  Folsom 
Bockea  &  Bacc.ala,  restaurant,  540  Coml 
Bochinau  J  (J,  grocer,  535  Fourth 
Bodetxeo  C,  prea  Seattle  Coal  &  Trans- 
portation Co,  33  and  34  Market,  and 
U  'S  Bonded  Warehouse,  cor  Battery 
and  Filbert 
Bode  &   Searl,  Free   and  U   S   Bonded 

Warehouse,  foot  of  Battery 
Bode  Win,  artist,  etc,  1  Middle 
Boden  John  H  &  Co,  ship  and  custom 

house  broker,  504  Battery 
Bodrish  Wm  H,  atty,  712  Montgomery 
Bodie  BluflF  Con  ii  Min  Co,  :WJ  Montgy 

BODIE  CHIEF  MININO  CO,  D  F 

Verdenid  secretary,  3"J7  Pine 
Bodia  Con  Mining  Co,  30!>  Montgomery 
Bodie   &     Danfortb,    Internal   llevenuo 

Bonded  Warehouse,  cor  Battery  and 

FiUxTt 
Bodic  Hydraulic  Mining  &  Water  Co, 

30!>  Montgomery 
BODIE  RESTAURANT.  Mrs  M  Mor- 

chio  &  Son  proprs,  0  Leidesdorft 
Bodien  John,  upliolsterer,  SE  cor  Tay- 
lor and  Ellis 
Bodine  Miss  Ida,  milliner,  54  Thirti 
Bodwcll  11  H,  propr  Excelsior  Windmill 

and  horse  power  work^,  211  and  213 

Mission 
Boeileker  &  Spencer,  groceries,  NW  cor 

Kcarnv  and  (ireen    

BOERICKE    &  TAFEL,    druggists, 

(homoopathic  pharmacy),  2.'U  Sutter 
Boese  H  J,  bu teller,  NE  cor  Clark  and 

Davis 
Boese  N,  groceries,  913  Bryant 

BOESH    EMILE,  propr  Pacillc  Lamp 

and  Ketlector  Factory,  5(i!(  Mission 
Boettger  Chas,  livery  stable,  55  Clay 
Bolinger  J,  metal  spinner,  10  Stevenson 
Bogart  O  II,  mining  secretary,  100  Leid 
Bogel  C  H,  liquors,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

F  rancisco 
Boger  F  K,  cigar  factory,  520  Hayes 
Boggan  Owen,  grocer,  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Buchanan 
Bogiier  Chas,  tailor,  1 1  Sutter 
Bohan  James  A,  groceries,  i)2I    Howard 
Bohemian  Club,  430  Pine 
Bohm  W,  manfg  jeweler,  016  Merchant 
Bohn  John,  stoves  and  tinware,  112  7th 
Boisse  Eugene,  hiiirdresser,  520  Coml 
Boise  Hicliard,  liijuors,  250S  Bush 
Boisscau  &  Son,  boot  and  shoemakers, 

324  Dupoiit 
Boi8son&  Pichon,  poultry,  15 SF  Market 
Boitano  F,  wood  and  coal,  1510  Stock 
Bolan  M  J,  physician,  737  Market 
BOLOER  MRS  ANN,  propr  (ilobe 

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Bolger  &  Davis,  whiteners,  46  Fourth 
Boiler  F  J,  butcher,  1230  Dupont 
Bollinger  Francis,  b.trber,  115^  Jackson 
Bollinger  Mrs  H  II,  dressmaking,  3  Ma- 
son 
Bollinger  J  C,  collector,  624  Montgomery 
Bollinger    &    Miller,    meat    market,    5 

Jackson  ; 
BoUmcan  J  &  Co,  mcinuf  Russian  cigar- 
itos  and  imprs  Turkish  tobacco,  40!) 
Washington 
Bolton  Thos,  dentist,  804  Howard 
Bolton  Jas  K,  capitalist,  618  Merchant 
Boltz  J  F,  saloon,  003  Market 
Boma  F,  groceries,  NE  cor  Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Mission 
BOMAN    C  E*  carpenter  and  builder, 

1 3  Stockton 
Bonacina  J  M,  furniture,  17  Mont  ave 
Bonacina  A,  restaurant,  535  Merchant 
Bonacina  J  M,  furniture  and  carpets,  1 7 

Montgomery  ave 
Bonde  J,  carpenter  and  builder,    1110 
Dupont 

BONESTELL,  ALLEN  &  CO.  paper 

warehouse,  wholesale  news,  book  and 

wrapping  paper   and  twines,  413  and 

415  Sanson! 
Bonnet  B,  brick  manufs,  402  Montgy 
Bonnet  E,  asphaltiim  and  brick  maker, 

402  Montgomery 
BONNEY  0,  band,  circular  and  spring 

saw   and  fanning  implement  manuf, 

221  Mission 
Bonnheiin    Albert,  agent  Weinstock    & 

Lubin,  524  Market 
Booker  Con  Gold  Mining  Co,  .300  Mont- 
gomery, room  02 
Booker   W  Lane,    British   Consul,    319 

California 
Boole  Ceo,  shipwright,  etc,  5  Spear 
Boome  Henry  W,    physician.   City   and 

County  Hospital 
BOONE  J  L.  atty  at  law,  320  Cal 

BOONE  &  OSBORN.    solicitors     of 

patents,  .320  California 
Booth  Andrew  (i,  attty,  325  Montgy 
Booth  E  B,  mining  secy,   320  California 
Booth  Cold  Mining  Co,   Geo  R  Pinney 

secy,  310  Pine,  room  44 
Booth  H  J,   mining  and  foundry   work, 

419  California,  room  17 
Booth  L  A,  real  estate  and  commissioner, 

402  Front 
Booth  Sydney,  canned  salmon,  318  Front 
Booth  Thos,  cigars,    tobacco,  007  Davis 
Bt)oth  W  F,  atty,  502  Montgomery 
Boothby   Adolph   F,     chop  house,   312 

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Boothby  Mulville,  liquors,  333  East 
Boothe  Wm  H,  mining  secy,  320  Cal 

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BOOTZ'S  HOTEL,  Adam  Bootz  propr, 

435  Pine 
Boradt  Henry,  liquors,  528  Valencia 
Borax  Factory,    W  L  Bromley  propr, 

417  Chestnut 
Borbeck  John,  cigars  and  tobacco,    503 

Pacific 
Borboa  J,  grocerieB,  1336  Dupont 
Borcher  J  C,  i)hy8ician,  540  Washington 
Bordenave  A  J,  restaurant,  TOli  Montgy 
Bordenave  John,  saloon,   cor  M  at  and 

Fifth  ave 

Bordeoux  V  &  Co,   restaurant,  539  Jack 
Bordner  J,   carpenter  and  builder,  641 

Mission 
Bordwell  Geo  A,  architect,  318  Pine 
Bordwell  Sl  Rogers,  mechanical  engineers 

240  Montgomery 
Borel  Alfred  &  Co,  bankers,  601  Montgy 
Borel  F,  hotel.  037  Pacific 
Borgatrom    Mrs    Jenny,   milliner,    122 

Montgomery  ave 
Borgatrom  Mrs  Minnie,  322  Montgy  ave 
Boris  Lambert,  clothing,  1127  Dupont 
Borkhim  Herman,  tailor,  5324  Pi  Ik 
Borland  Mrs,  dressmaking,  16  Mason 
BomChas,  barber,  417  Post 

BORNHfANN  FRANK    G,  (cash), 

U  S  SubTreas,  610  Commercial 
Bernstein  Bros,  mens'  clotliing  and  fur- 
nishing goods,  844  Market 
Bornstin  Louis,  cigar  mauufr,  113  Sixth 
Borowsky  M,  saloon,  514  Hayes 
Borreman  Chaa,  dry  goods,  1011)  Stock 
Borremes  A,  bootmaker,  317  Pacific 
Borrmau  J  C,  grocery,  NVV  Eighth  and 

Howard 
Boruck  M  I),  pub  '*  California  Spirit  of 

the  Times,"  621  Sansom 
Boschen  N,  retail  grocer,   NE  cor  Fifth 

and  Minna 
Bose  August,   grocer,  NW   cor  Folsom 

and  Rausch 
Bose  Chaa  M,  grocery,  SE  cor  Ellis  and 

Fillmore 
Bosq  R,  lapidary,  17  Trinity 

B0SQT7I  EDWARB  &  CO,  fine  art 
printers,  engravers,  designers,  litho- 
graphers, 523  Clay,  518  Conunercial 

Boston  Con  Mining  Co,  31^0  Pine 

Boston  and  I'hiladelphia  Marine  Board 
of  Underwriters,  J  S  Bacon  agent,  318 
California 

BDSTWICK  A,  oyster  saloon.  Bay  City 
Market 

Boawell  S  B  &  Co,  stock  brokers,  318 
California 

Botcher  Albert,  groceries,  NE  cor  Fell 
and  Laguna 

BOTmN,  DALLEMAND  &  CO,  im 

porters  and  manufs,  wholesale  dealers 

teas,  coflees,  apicua,  305  and  307  Front 

Botaford  W,  pbyuiciau,  8  Mason 


Botts  C  T,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgomery 
Boucher  Edmund,  restaurant,  308  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Bouchet  &  Boyer,  liquors,  1122I>upont 
Boudin  &  Gleizes,  bakery,  1412  Dupont 
Bourgoin   A,    jeweler,    stationery   and 

fancy  goods,  206  Montgomery  ave 
Bourgoin  Chas,  dentist,  121  Powell 
Bourguinou  A,  boots  and  shoes^   1034 

Kearny 
Bourjade  C,  liquors,  1513  Dupont  • 
Bourjade  (t,  liquors,  1509  Dupont 
Bourne  J  B,  stock  broker,  12  Leidesdorff 
Bousquet  A  M  Mme,  dyeing  and  scour- 
ing 726^  Howard 
Boutes  J  F  &  Co,  liquors,  51 1  Wash 
Bouvy    Fermen,   portrait    painter,  240 

Montgomery 
Bovee  &  Crago,  restaurant,   719  Market 
Bovec  Wm  H,   real  estate  broker,  500 

California 
Bovo  G,  liquors,  1302  Dupont 
Bovyer  W  L,  carpenter,  212  Leidesdorff 
Bowe  W  &  Fricke  F,   grocers,  SE   cor 

Sixteenth  and  Potrero  ave 
Bowen  A  H,  dry  goods,  SEcor  Sixteenth 

and  Valencia 
Bowen  Bros,  grocers,  432  Pine 

BOWEN  £  J,  seedsman,  815  and  817 

Sansom 
BOWEN  F,  artist,  746  Mission 
Bowen  H  D,  varieties  and  dry  goods,  841 

Valencia 
Bower  Gto,  liquors,  2208  Powell 
Bower  S  M,  upholsterer,  1322  Polk 
Bowers  J  Milton,  physician,  23  Kearny 
Bowers  Mrs  S  E,  physician,  919  Sac 
Bowie  Aug  J,  mining  engineer,  217  San 
Bowie  W  A,  paper  dealer,  120  Tyler 
Bowles  &  Darrow,  carpenters  and  build- 
ers, 223  Post 
Bowles  Jamea,   atationery  and  cutlery, 

SE  cor  l^eideadorff  and  Commercial 
BOWLEY  BROS,  carriage  repoaitory 
sale  stables,  SW  cor  Mission  and  New 
Montgomery,  office  9,  and  harness  and 
saddle  importers.  Merchants  Exchange 
Bowman  A  W,  real  estate,  314  California 

BOWMAF  JOHN  S  &  CO,  wholesale 

cigar  manuf,  213  and  215  Battery 
Bowman  Wm  J,  grocer,  1565  Market 
Bowron  &  Brown,  restaurant,  519  Clay 
Boyton  Geo,  show  cards,  9  Geary 
BOTCE  S  B,  commission  stock  broker, 

307  Montgomery 
Boyd  &  Davis,  capitalist,  126  Kearny 
Boyd  E  F,  plumber,  840  Clay 
Boyd  Jas  T,  utty.  324  Pine 
Boyd  John,  express,  717  Montgomery 
Boyd  John  F,  mining,  309  Montgomery 
Bovd  T  C,  stock  brr  ker,  219  Sansom 
B)yd  Wm,  livery  stable,  1009  and  1011 
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Boyker  J  Adolph,  druggist,  cor  Ninth 

and  Mission 
Boyle  Geo  S,  dentist,  223  Kearny 
Boyle  John,   collector    and  contractor, 

436  Montgomery 
Boyne  T,  boarding  house,  45  Vallejo 
Boysen  Julius,  hatter,  (KM  Merchant 

BOTSON  THOS,  physician,  office  and 

res  112  Kearny 
Bozio  &  Leturc,  liciuors,  145)  Fourth 
Boez<rF  A  Co,  wood  and  coal,  731>  Vallejo 
Brace  Miss,  dressmaker,  32$  Sixteenth 
Braclc  Oswald,  leather  findings,  r)23  Pac 
Bradbury  W  B,   doors,  sashes,  etc,  560 

to  572  Brannan 
Brader  Mrs  C,  bakery  and  fancy  goods, 

lllGiFolsom 
Bradford  A  C,  atty  at  law,  (50(5  Montgy 
Bradford  Geo  B,  real  estate,  413  Montgy 
Bradford  W,  drauglitsman,   137  Montgy 
Braiiford  W  B,  com  merchant  and  man- 
ager Sac  Kiver  Packing  Co,  318  Front 
Bradley  B,  painter,  031  Mission 
Bradley  Patrick,  fruit,  711  Brannan 
i  Bradley  &  Rolufson,  photographers,  429 

Montgomery 
"Bradley  Th,  atty,  502  Montgomery 
.  Bradshaw  A,  candy  fact'y,  508  Sixteenth 
Bradshaw  Geo  H,  com  stock  broker,  419 
California 

BRADSTREET  COHFAXY  ''THE/ 

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BRADY  DAVID>  pictures  and  frames, 

226-4th 
BRADY  &  DONLEAVY.  restaurant, 

53a  Market 
Brady  Edward,  pluml)er  and  gasfittcr, 

423  Pine 
Brady  &  Farrelly,    liquors,  610  Market 
Brady  Hy  J,  atty  at  law,  402  Montgy 
Brady  John,  wholesale  oysters,  30  and  32 

S  F  Market  and  1  and  2  Arcade  Mkt 
Brady  M,  restaurant,  253  Steuart 
Brady  Patrick,  roofer,  1 320  P'olsom 
Brady  Mrs  S  M,  fancy  goods,  1339  Pine 
Brady  T  F,  confectioner,  1903  Fillmore 
Brady  Thos,  saloon,  4  Fourth 
Braga  Frank,  saloon,  415^  Drumm 
"Bragg  Robt,  maimfr  steering  wheels,  322 

Main 
Brammann  Eros,  grocers,  NE  cor  Perry 

and  Fourth 
■  Brampton    Fred,    butcher,    11    and   12 

Hayes  Valley  Market 
/Branistedt  J  H,  licjuors,  251  Steuart 
Branch  House,  L    J  Ewell  propr,   424 

Sivnsom,  cor  Clay 
Brand  Ernest,  cigars,  Oand  Hotel 
Brand  Herman,  manufr  and  dealer  in 

cigars  and  tobacco,  304  Battery 
JBRANB  H  J,  nianufr  jeweler  and  dia- 
mond setter,  230  Kearny 


Brandenstein  G  H,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

21  Kearny 
Brandenstein  M  &  Co,  wholesale  sheep 

butchers,  529  Clay 
Brandon  F  D,  atty  at  law,  528  California 
Brandon  J  R,  atty  at  law,  (504  Merchant 
BRANDON   W  VL,    real    estate,   223 

Kearny 
Brsmdt  B  I>,  painter,  404  Montgomery 
Brandt  Frederick,  grocer,  417  Third 
BRANDT  I  B  L,  atty  at  law,  215  San 
Brandt  &  Miller,  publishers  "California 

Freie  Presso,"  515  California 
Brandt  Otto,  groceries  and  liquors,  1038 

Market 
Brann  F  R,  atty  at  law,  22  Montgomery 
Bramiau  P  R,  horseshoer,  821  Geary 
Brannan  S,  wood  and  coal,  1161  Howard 
Branson  &   Armitage,   sailmakers.   111 

Broadway 
Brash  Angelo,  fniit,  NW  cor  McAllister 

and  Turk 
Brauer  &  Peters,  liquors,  314  Post 
Braverman  &  Levy,  watches  and  jewelry, 

119  Montgomery 
Bray  Bros,  com  merchants,  grain,  wool 

and  Hour,  220  Clay 
BRAZELL  J  M,  mining  secretary,  328 

Montgomery,  rm  3 
Brearty  Dani,  blacksmith,  019  Grove 
Breckel  Fred,   pork  dealer,   26  Centre 

Market 
Brede  H  J,  groceries,  1501  Market 
Bredhoff  Henry,  liquors,  423  East 
Brcdull  August  R  (>,  physician,  SW  cor 

R  R  and  Fourteenth  aves 
Bree  H  &  Co,  tanners.  Serpentine  ave  nr 

Columbia 
Bree  J,  musical  instruments,  942  Mission 
Breede  H  A,  liquors,  813  Clay 
Breen  Jolin,  livery  stable,  222  Valencia 

BREEZE  &  LOUOHRAN,  commission 
merchants,  SW  cor  Wash  and  Davis 
Brehm  R  W,  turner,  221  Mission 
Breig  &  Scliafer,  soda  water;  38  Hayes 

BREMEN  UNDERWRITERS,  209 

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Bremer  Herman,  hotel,  228  Bush 
Bremer  John  H,  grocer,  1330  Vallejo 
Bremer  Joseph  &  Co,  manufr  cigars,  310 

Sacniniento 
Bremer  Wm  H,  insurance,  310  Sac 
Brendlien  George,   cabinet  maker,   1523 

Market 
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Bieiiner  h,  fish  market,  02  Centre  Mar- 
ket 
Bresevell  W  F,   millwright  and  pattern- 
maker, 223  Mission 
Breslauci  H,  club  room,  419  Pine 
Brealin  John,  wines  and  liquors,    123 
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3rotonel  J  V,  lupidary,  328  Bush 
Bretz  Aaron,  special  agt  insurance,  410 

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Breuer  Hermann,  groceriea,  1301  Dupont 
Brenner  M,  coffee  saloon,  826  Market 
Breuas  C  H,  liquors,  28  Stockton 

BBEWER  Fj&ANCIS  A,  doutist,  » 

Montgomery 
Brewer  J  H,  atty  at  law,  330  Pine 
Brewster  Holla  £,  mining,  314  Montgy 
Brewer  U  G,  li(iuors,  512  Front 
Brewster  John,   painter  and  glazier,  17 

Beldeu  place 
Brewton  J  G,  liiiuors,.'422  Kearny 
Brickett  J  B,  retail  fruits,  325  Turk 

BRICKWEDEL    HENRT    &    CO. 

wholesale  dealers  in  foreign  and  do- 
mestic whies  and  liquoi-s,  UOS  and  210 

Front 
Brickwedel  Jacob,  wines  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
Brickwedel  &   Mc(ireevy,    liquors,   cor 

Spear  and  Harrison 
BRXG6S  E   &  CO,  manufra  and  retail 

cigars  ;uul  tobacco,  (540  Market 
Briggs  Cf  W,  stoves  and  tinware,    532 

Altuityomery  ave 
Briggs    Laura  Mrs,    fancy   goods,    114 

Turk 
Briggs  S  R,  tobacco  and  cigars,  200  Oal 
Brigliam,  Whitney  tfc  (Jo,  com  merchants, 

320  Front 
Brignole  It,  fruit,  504  Third 
Biignoue  D  &  (Jo,  hay   and    grain,  010 

Broadway 
Brill  John  H,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  Mich- 

gan  anil  Sierra 
Brilliant  Min  Co,  309  California 
Briiicatt   &    Do    Manuel,    poultry   and 

tlairy  produce,  4  Clay  St  Market 
Brind  C,  candy  factory,  1508  Folk 
Brinkinan  H,  manufr  cigars,  1005  How 
Brisboia  Antoine,  satldlery,  735  Brannan 

BRITISH  AMERICA  iFIRE)  AS 

SURANCE  CO  of  Canada,  Butler  & 
Haldau  general  agents,  413  California 
British  Benevolent  Association,  Jolin  1 
McCurrio  secy,  730  Moutgonii^ry 

BRITISH  &  FOREIGN  MARINE 

INSURANCE  CO  llimited),  Balfour, 

Guthrie  &  Co  agts,  310  California 
Britten  &  Floiniug,  pork  packers,  427 

Hiiyctf 
BRITTON.&  REY,  lithographers.  525 

(Jommercial 
Brizzivo  &  Moresi,  li<iuor  saloon.  Ninth 

and  Mission 
Broad  Charles  E,  grocer,  NE  cor  Hyile 

and  Fine 
Broadway  Brewery,  Jacob  Adams  propr, 

037  Broadway 


Broadway  U  S  Bonded  Warehouse,  E 

Danforth  propr,  723  Battery 
Brook  Gustavo,  artist,  0  Eddy 
Brock  James,  grocer,  230  Perry 
Brock  Julian,  clothing,  718  Washington 
Block  N  P,  carpet  renovator,  27  Tyler 

BROCKHOFF  WM  H,  groceries,  NW 

cor  Twenty-fourth  anil  Bryant 
Brocklebanl   M  T  &  Co,  real  estate,  606 

Montgomery 
Broderick  John,  cofteo  saloon,  41  Pacific 
BROOIE  J  R  &  CO.  printers,  420  Clay 
Brodie  S  H,  atty  at  law,  604  Merchant 
Brodigan  Patrick,  30t  Minna 
Brocker  F,  cigar  manufr,  237  Fifth 
BRpEMMEli  JOB,  druggist,  N  W  cor 

Sixth  and  Mission 
Brogan  M,  hotel,  1416  Broadway 
Broke  J,  pawnbroker,  718  Washington 
Brom  Fred,  restaurant,  10  Steuart 
Bromwell  L,  insurance,  318  California 
Broneer  &  Smith,  restaurant  and  bak- 
ery, 24  Third 
Brook  &  Kneass,  stoves,  etc,  1006  Mkt 
Brookes  Samuel  M,  artist,  611  Clay 
Brooks  Benj  S,  atty  at  law,  6  Mont  ave 

BROOKS  BROTHERS,  sign  works,  717 

Market 
Brooks  E  L  B,  atty  at  law,  523  Kearny 
Brooks  H  S,  luiuiug,  318  Fine 
Brooks  S  H,  stockbroker,  439  California 
Brooklyn  Con  Min  Co,  318  Pine,  rm  13 

BROOKLYN   HOTEL,    T    W    Belt 

propr,  210  and  212  Bush 
B.oijhy  John,  blacksmith,  2  Jones 
Brophy  Min  Co,  327  Pine 
Brocjuet  Jean,  hairdresser,  319  Mont  ave 
Brosse  Miulani,  teacher  of  dress  cutting, 

4214  O'Farrcll 
BROTHERTON     R,     carijenter    and 

builder  and  underwriters'  appraiser, 

405  California 
Brougham  J,  barber  shop,  631  Kearny 
Brv>ughtou  Cha.s,  liquors,  818  Clay 
Browell  .),    patent    chimney    pote,  800 

Montgomery 
Brown  A  &  Si>n,  stoves  and  tinware,  39 

Eddy 
Brown    Bros  &   Co,    agts  Oregon   City 

Woolen  Mills,  24  and  26  Sansom 
Brown  C  F,  real  estate  and  (ire  insur- 

iince,  37  Merchants'  Exchange  bldg 
Brown   C   H  &   Co,   livery  stable,    113 

O'Farrell 
Brown  Mrs  Cliarlotte  Blake,  physician, 

435  ( ieary 
BROWN  CHAS,    stoves   and  tinware, 

l!S  Dupont 
BROWN,  CRAIG   &   CO,   g^^n  insur- 
ance agents,  215  Sansom 
Brown  D,  advertising  agent,  6015  Mont 
lirown  1)  &  Co,  commissioii   merchants, 

006  Montgomery 


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Brown  E  O,  real  estate,  535  Clay 
Brown  G  H,  dentist,  1()12  Mission 
Brown  Harvey  S,  atty,  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Towiiseitd 
Brown  Henry,  hotel,  810  to  816  Battery 
Brown  H  J,  crockery,  414  Thinl 
Brown  J  D  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  2'J 

Montgomery  ave 
Brown  J  F,  printer,  535  Clay 
Brown  &  Jolinson,    liquors,  cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 
Brown  &  Maxwell,  short-hand  reporters 

604  Merchant 
BROWN    &    METZNEB.  importers 

and  agents  (yorticcUi  silk,  541)  Market 
Brown    &    Terkins,     liquors,    SE     cor 

Washington  and  Montgomery 
Brown  li  J,  capitalist,  328  Montgomery 
Brown  Mrs  Kachael    F,    bakery,  1131 

Pacific 
Brown  Richard,  capitalist,  215  Sansom 
Brown  Richard,  fruit,  911  Harrison 

BROWN    RICHARD,  soap    factory, 

Channel  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Brown  S  C,  real  estate,  320  Sansom 
Brown  S  G,  barber,  215  Sixteenth 
BROWN  T  A,  photographer,  608  Kear 
BROWN  THOS,  supt  California  Market 
Brown  V  &  Co,  clothing  and  furnishing 

goods,  lOS  Battery 
Brown  Wm,  saw  filer,  222  Jackson 
Brown  W  C,  printer,  419  Sacramento 
Brown  W  H  &  Co,  fruit  and  vegetables, 

30  and  31  California  Market 
Brown  William    H.    contractor  (night 

work),  221  Dupont 
Browning  August,  gun  and  locksmith, 

651  Clay 
Browning  &  Scheele,  grocery,  NW  cor 

Mission  and  Nineteenth 
Browning  W,  liquors,  541  Clay 
Brownaton  Isaac,  grocer,  NE  cor  Post 

and  Larkin 
Broyer  John,  grocer,  623  Second 

BRIJCE  DONALD,  printer,  618  Sac 
Bruck  A,  physician,  1400  Powell 
Brucklmaier  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

34  Second 
Bruckner  W,  mining  engineer,  328  Mont 
Brugge  &  Baettge,   livery  stable,    110 

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BRUGQEMANN  HENRY,  merchant 

tailor,  526  Montgomery 
Bruggemann  Henry,  asphaltum  roofei', 

208  Sutter 
Bruhns  Hans  W,   liquors,  SE  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Battery 
Brumagin  J  W,  real  estate  and  atty  at 

law,  34  Nevada  Block 
Brundage  J  P,  butcher,  2201  Polk 
Brune  A  E,  physician,  22  Kearny 


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Brnner  W  H,  physician,  23  Poat 
Brunet  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  614 

Merchant 
Brunjes  J,  grocet,   SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Vallejo 
Brunjes  Henry,  grocer,  432  Brannan 
Brunning  Wm,  soda  water,  733  Union 
Bruits  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  cor 

Third  and  Burry 
Brunner  J  A,  insurance  broker,  225  San 
Brunner  L,  news  and  books,  339  Hayes 
Bruiiicr  Eugene,  bottles,  1019  Kearny 
Brunings  &  Myers,  liquors,  600  Market 
Brunner  J  A,  insurance,  225  Sansom 
Brunns  &  Watterstcin,  saloon,  800  Kear 
Bruns  &   Borinann,    liquors,    NW  cor 

Bryant  and  Main 
Bruns  Brothers,  grocery,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Sixteenth 
Bruns  Conrad,  liquors,  1303  Kearny 
Bruns  H  H.iron  and  shipping  merchants, 

7  and  9  Beala 
Bruns   Henry,  liquors,  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty -sixth 
Bruns  H  F,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Town- 
send  

BRUNS  &  KOHNKE.  retail  liquors, 

120  California 
Bruns  N,   liquors,   NW  cor  Third  and 

Berry 
Bruns  Nicholas,  grocer,  407  Broadway 

BRUNS  NICHOLAS,  coal  and  groce- 

ries,  617  and  619  Davis 
Bruns  Wm,  physician,  820  Greenwich 
Brunsen  Martin,  liquors,  539  Pacitio 
Brunswick    Mining  Co,    D  L  Thomas 

secy,  203  Bush 
Brunswick   House,  D  Stern  propr,   cor 

Sixth  and  Howard 

BRUNSWICK  J  M  &  BALKE  CO, 

manufrs  billiard  tables  and  billiard 

goods,  653  and  655  Market 
Brusaber  Chas  H,  liquors,  Kentucky  bet 

Sierra  and  Nevada 
BRUTON  DANIEL,  agent  for  Mor- 

burg  Bros,  Baltimore;  S  Jacoby  &  Co 

and  Geo  Bruce,  New  York;  206  Front 
Bryan  J  M,  roofer,  130  Third 
Bryan  Thos,  propr  American  Exchange 

Hotel,  319  Sansom 
Bryan  Wm  J,  druggist,    NE  cor  Turk 

and  Taylor  and  Grand  Hotel  cor  New 

Montgomery  and  Market 
Brydan  &  Hinckley,  draymen,   360  Na- 

toma 
Bryant  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  128  Fifth 
Bryant  A  J,  prest  State  Investment  and 

Insurance  Co,  218  and  220  Sansom 

BRYANT  C  W,  atty  at  law  and  prest 
Safety  Fund  Benevolent  Association, 
126  Kearny 

BRYANT  &  600K,  commission  mer- 
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Bryant  Georgo  &  Co,   boots  and  shoes, 

769  Market 
Brvant  &  Hoffman,  wood  carvers,  308 

Mission 
Bryant  ft,  Sayera,  attys  at  law,  214  San 
Bryant  &  Taylor,   acts  Diebold,  Morris 

&  Co's  safes,  312  California 
Bryce  Jas  H,   asst  sergeant  U  S  signal 

service,  42  Merchants  Exchange  bldg. 
Bryson  Cyras,  junk,  527  Fourth 
Burch  Mrs  Pauline,  bakery.  26  Dapont 
liuchari  J,  boots  and  shoes,  230  16th 

BUCHANAN  &  LYALL,  wholesale 

tobiicconiats,  315  Battery 
Buchi  &  Leemann,  liquors,  cor  Kearny 

and  Morton 
Bucholz  Henry,  pluinl)er  and  stoves,  222 

Sixth 
Buck  Daniel,  mining  secy,  30!)  Mont 
Buck  John,  grocer,*  NE  cor  Second  and 

Clementina 
Buck  VV  H,  chimney  sweeper,  833  Geary 
Bnckenmoicr  Jos,  liquors,  1428  Stocktoi 
Bucking  D,  cooper,  758  Bry.int 
BUCKING  &  PILSTEE.  grocers,  SW 

cor  Bitch  and  Bryant 

BUCKINGHAM  A  HEGHT,  mauufrs 

boots  and  shoos,  528  and  530  Market 

and  27  und  29  Sutter 
Buckley  C  F,  physician  and  surgeon, 

423  Bush 
Buckley  D,  hot^l,  547  Mission 
Buckley  E  P,  real  estate  agt,  424  Mont 
Buckley  Frank  Jr,  cigars  and    tobacco, 

842  Market 
Buckley  Geo  D,  atty  at  law,  636  Clay 
Buckley    Mrs    C   A,  dressmaker,   336^ 

Bush 
Buckley  E  P,  real  estate,  494  Monti? 
Buckley    Ned,  Adelphi  Theatre,  607  Cal 

BUCKLEY  &  SHERIDAN,  Terminal 
Hotel  and  Ilcstiiurant  and  liquors,  606 
Fourth 

Buckely  &  Tracy,  saloon,  1000  Market 

Buckman  A  E,  street  contractor,  704 
Montgomery 

Buckmann    J  &    W,    grocer,    NW  cor 

Greenwich  and  Taylor 

Bucknall  G  J,  physician,  305  Sutter 

Buckniim  &  Langrehr,  galley,  cabin 
and  cooking  stoves,  22  Steuart 

Buckncr  &  Co,  cabinet  makers,  463 
Natoma 

Buckner  k  Kley,  carpenters  and  build- 
ers, llOGesry 

Budd  W  C.  atoc'"  broker,  440  California 

Buecken  &,  Kupirsky,  bakery,  2129 
Mission 

Buehlmann  Fredk,  grocer,  NE  cor 
Eiphth  and  Minna 

Buena  Vista  Vinicuitural  Society  Cal 
Wines,  409  Battery 

Buffalo  German  Ins  Co,  216  Sauaosi 


Buffalo  Grape  Sugar  Co,  205  Front 
BUFFINOTONJ  M,  mining  secretary, 

309  Cal,  rms  3  and  4 
Bulford  8  F,  presS  F  laundry,  33  Geary 
Bugbeo  Chas  L  &  H  P  Merritt,draught8- 

mon,  318  Pine,  room  22 
Bugbee  .John  S,  atty  at  law,  628  Mont 

BUHLEBT  JULIUS,  law  and  collec- 
tion otHce,  605  Clay 
Bujan  Antonio,  liquors,  San  Bruno  road 
Bujannoff  &  liohrbach,  wholosile  jewel- 
era,  13  Trinity 
Bulkeley  L  E,  atty  at  law,  603  Wash 
Bull  James,  merchant  tailor.  107  Third 
Bullard    James    H,    commissiom,    102 

Druniin 
Bullerdieck  &  Mertz,   wood,  coal,  hay 

and  gr.'iin,  1632  Midaion 
"BULLETIN," (daily  evening  and  week- 
ly) G  K  Fitch,  L  Pickering  and  J  W 
Simouton  proprs,  NE  cor  Montgomery 
and  Merchant 
Bullier  John,  harbor,  1916  Market 
Bullion  Min  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Buh    k  L  L,  real  estate  and  miuiug,  606 

Montgomery 
BULLOCK  &  JONES,  men's  furnish- 
ing goods  and  tuiloriiig,  105  Mont 
Bulotti  &  Perrini,  wholesale  wines,  304^ 

Montgomery  avc 
Bulwer  Con  Min  Co,  309  Montgomery 
Bullwinckel  John  F,  grocer,  25  Louisa 
Burnley  W  L,  Borax  Factory,  417  Chea- 

nut 
Buneman  H  k  Co,  wholesale  liquors, 321 

Battery 
Bunenfeld   E,  ladies  furnishing    goods, 

1015  Lurking 
Bunker  Chas  D,  California  State  com- 
mistiioiicr  of  immigration,  508  Battery 
BUNKER  HS,  Custom  House  broker, 

508  Battery 
Bunker  R  F,    mining  secty  606  Montgy 

BUNKER^  ROBT  F,  packer  and  pro- 
visions, 74  and  75  California  Market 

Bunnell  E  F,  dentist,  31  i)  Kearny 

Bunnell  II  P,  coffee  saloon,  9274  Market 

Bunner  A  J,  agent  S  F  Stonmboat  and 
Traiisnortiition  Co,  Jackson  st  wharf 

BUNNER  A  J,  mining  secty  411 J  Call- 
fornia,  room  3 

Bura  Adolpb,  cigar  and  tobacco,  104 
Dupont 

Burbank  Albert  E,  fancy  poultry,  43 
and  44  California  Market 

Burbank  Chas  D,  twines,  cordage  and 
kitchen  furniture,  19  Dnpont 

Burch  Juo  C,  atty,  526  Montgomery 

Burck  J  L  A,  bakery,  205  Kearny 

BURCKHARDT  MAX,  propr  'Hum- 
orist," (weekly),  622  Clay 

Burd  Mrs  R  M,  fancy  goods,  323  Hyda 

Burdick  J  C,  oils,  208  Pacific 


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Burger  Jacob,  barber,  5'i3  Paoitic 
Burses   John    B,  bootu  aud  shuus,  122 

Third 
Burgess  C  A,  capitalist, 6*2  Nevada  block 
Burgess  Q  H,  portrait  painter,  126Kear 
Burgess  O  O,  physician,  32!)  Geary 
Burhans  J  H,  reataurant,202  McAllister 

BUBiKE  F|  justice  peace  and  atty  at 

law,  ()5!t  \ViiH)iin.;tnn 
BURKE  FRANK  H.  (sontractor,  r.2S 

Califiirni  i,  rmmi  <i 
Burko  Juhn,  liquors,    NNV  cor  Seventh 
.    and  Howard 

Burke  John,    livery  stable,  l)5r)  B^nlsom 
Burke  Jno  H,  capitalist.  502  Montgy 
Burke  Mary,  liquors,  47  Clay 
Burke  k  McAsey,  liquors,  2.S2  l'>rannan 
Burke  Michael,  grocer  cor  Scott  and  Ellis 
Bxirke  W  A,  model  and  musical  instru- 
ment maker,  <>20  Pino 
Burke  W  J,  liquors,  I".M4  Market 
Burke  Wm,  grocer,  1120  Howard 
Burkett  Mrs  O,  lodging,  17  Third 
Burkhard  John,    merchant   tailor,  SVV 

cor  liailroad  and  Tonth  ave 
Bnrkhardt  Geo,    hoots   and  shoes,  r)40 

Washinaton 
BURKHARDT  MAX,  importer,  lito- 
grapher,  engravings,  etc,  545  and  547 
Washington 
Burkhofer  M,  liquors,  200  Steuart 
Burling  Jas  W,  stockbroker,  4i;{  Oal 
Burling  Fredk,  collector  and  ins  broker, 

21!>  Sansom 
Burleigh  VV  E.  physician,  SE  cor  How- 
ard and  Sixth  ; 
Burmeiater  A  &  Co,  grocer.  SW  cor  C'al-| 
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Bumicter  A  &  Mehitens  A,  grocers,  1300 
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Burnap  .F,  groceries,  425  Davis                 | 
Burnell  A  &    Co,  bookliindcr,   521  Clay 

BURNELL  &  TURNER,  a.^t.  Albion 

Ale  and  Porter  Brewery,  510  Sac  ; 
Burnett  C  0,  apothecary,  .■i27  Montgy  j 
Burnett  G  G,  apothecary,  327  Mont  j 
Burnett  J  M.  atty  at  law,  ()23  Montayl 
Burnett  W  C,  atty  at  law,  220  SansomI 

BURNHAM  &  BOYER,  pt^pr  "Cali- 

fornia  Independent, "  52tl  .Montgy 
Burnham  J  W   &  Co,    importers   fiirni 
tare,  carpets   ami  bedding,  (518  Mark 
ket  and  15  ami  17  i'ost 

BURNHAM  &  LYNCH,  grocers,  \m 

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BURNINB  M  &  YERKOVIGH  A, 

restaurant,  813  Stockton 
Burns  — ,  shoe  store,  1 12  Third 
Burns  H,  boots  and  shoes,  210  Third 
Burns  H    W,  restaurant  and  saloon,  cor 

Battery  aud  Filbert 
Bums  I,  shipsmiths,  20  Steuart 
Burus  N,  wood  and  coal,  617  Davis 


Bums  Patrick,  horsoshoer,  139  Fifth 
Bums  P,  veterinary  surgeon,  (5094  Grovo 
Burr  Alfrtfd,  wood  engraver,  518  Sac 
Burr  B  J,  merchant  tailor,  22  Mont 
Burr  Bartlett,  poultry,  M  Mission  Mkt 
BURR   C  C  ft  CO,  manufrs  of  Golden 
California  Mustard    and    8i>ices   aud 
sole  agents  Champagne  Baking  Pow- 
ders, 13  Pine,  [Tnion  block 

BURR  C  H  &  G  W.  patent  invisible 

weathtu*  strips  and  slop  hoppers,  Cj7 

Mission 
Burr  &  Fink,  tailors,  22  Montgomery 
Burr  L,  li<|uora,  5  and  6  Bay 
Burrcll  &  Bowcher,  furniture,  27  Sixth 
Burrell  Chas  K.  cigars  and  tobacco,  231 

Kearny  and  310  Montgomery 
Bnrris  Hutlcr,  mining  secy,  30!>  Mont 
Burrows  H  L,  com  merchant,  423  Wash 
BURT    J    GUS*     jfeneral     purchiising 

agent,  1 16  Front 
Burt  W  J,  house  mover,  2817  Minna 
Burton  C.  hv^iincs,  107  Fifth 
BURTON    BANIEL,     manufacturing 

agent,  2()(i  Front 
Burton  W  H,  awnings,  150  Now  Mont 
BUSBY    FRED  H,    manufr  of  every 

deserption   of  gloves   and   mitts,  412 

Market 
Husch  Jos,  Iwiots  and  shoes,  124  Seventh 
Biischardt  Edw,  bakery,  418  Brannan 
Bush  C  W,  i)ainter.  202  Powell 
Busli  J  )avi(l,  gastittersand  plumbers'  3up» 

plies,  22  Post 
Bush  E  I),  com  merchant,  405  Front 
BUSH  H,  pliotogi-apher.  SE  cor  Clay 

;ui(l  Kearny 
Bush  H  P,  mining  secy,    27    Merchants' 

Exchange 
Bush  Louis,  dentist,  8  Kearny 
Basil  <fe  Xeumatin,  dentists,  8  Kearny 
Bush  P,  stationery,  t:>ysand  fancy  goods, 

24S  I'ourth 
Bush  Mrs  Rosii,  liquors,  421  Drumm 
Busli  Street  Tlicatre,  Chas  E  Locke  pro- 
prietor, 323  Jiiisli 
Bu.sliinann  .Ino,  groceries,  NE  cor  Third 

and  Folsiim 
BUSHNELL   A  M,    jol)  printer,    722 

Montgomery 
Bustillos  Doloios,  grocer,  313  Mont  ave 
Buswell  A  1%  Co,  bookbinders,  521  Clay 
Biiswell  W  1',  pattern  m  ik<!r,  223  Miss 
Butenop  11,  groceries,  ()25  Pacilic 

BUTLER  A  B,  St  George's  Stables, 
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Bntler  C  i\  nuil  estate,  526  Merchant 

Butler  Chas  G,  wines  and  liquors,  310 
Montgomery 

BUTLER  &  HALDAN,  general  insur- 
ance agents,  413  California 

Butler  Jaa,  prest  W  W  Boot  4  Shoe  Co, 
416  Market 


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Butler  Jno,  liquors,  SOU  Market  and 

Sutter 
BUTLER  MBS  M  'A,     milliner,   31 

Kearny 
Butler  Michael,  ball  and  racket  court, 

846  Howaad 
BTJTLEB  P  F,  importer  and  jobber  ot 

millinery,  SI  Keiirny 
Butler  T  A,  engraver,  617  Clay  and  510 

to  510  Commercial 
Butler  Mrs  T  B,  dressmaker,  ()"29  Market 
Butt  C  C,  grocery  and  liciuors,  SW  cor 

Nineteenth  and  Stevenson 
BUTT  C  C  &  AHRENS,  Concordia 

Broom   Factory,  SW  cor  Nineteentli 

and  Stevenson  ' 
Butt  P  N,  grocer,  SW  cor  Sutter  and 

Lagunn 
Butte  Basin  Gravel  Mining  Co,  324  Piuf 
Butto  Creek  Hydraulic  Mining  Co,  2'M 

Montgomery 
Biitteliiiam  ()  D,  grocery,  SW  cor  Mis 

sioa  and  Twenty-third 
Butterfield   Wni,   auctioneer    and    real 

estate  agent,  lOi)  Montgomery 
Buttertield  R  O  &   Co,  slioo  store,  77!> 

Market 
Butter  worth  T,  stoves,  etc,  1114?;  Fol 
Butterworth  Surah,  dry  yooda,  li;V.).\  Fol 
Buttcricks  k  Co,   patterns,    Djmijig  & 

Barrett  agtH,  rJ4  Post 
Bussolino  S,  bootmaker,  150")  lAipont 
Buxtorf  0,  cigars  and  tobacco,  4'2',i  San 
Buxton  &  Co,  ypDcerios,  I'M  Fourth 
BUYAB  REICH,  importers   and  job- 
bers of  zephyrs,   worsted,  trimmings, 

ribV»ons  and  notions,  l*2S>  Kearny 
BUZZINI  G   &  CO.  liquors,  cor  Cloli- 

fornia  and  Central  ave 
Buzziui  &  Giaiiettoni,  liquors,  "_'!)  Sixth 
Byington  J  S,  manager  for  John  Han- 
cock Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co,  417 

(.'alifornia 
BYRINO  0  H,  pioneer   ropaeker,  'JiM 

Jackson 
Byrne  C,  wood  and  coal,  SF  cor  'I'urk 

and  ilonis 
Byrne  J  K,  atty  at  law,  SIO  Pino 
Byrne  Michael,  liiinors,  114'J  Folsoni 
BYRNE  P,  wood  and  coal,  SW  corner 

Fifth  and  Harrison 
Byrnes  Mrs  S  A,  varieties,  'JlOO  Steiner 
Byron  T  F,  dry  goods,  1815  Stockton 
Byxbee  J  F,  com  lumber  merchant,  10 

California 


Cabinet  Consolidated  MannfacturingCo, 
328  Montgomery,  room  21 

Cabinet  MaS^ers  Co-operative  Associa 
tion,  J  J  Jacquezerr  prest  and  man 
ager,  Henry  Euler  secy,  304  Mission 


Cabrera  Rnina  &  Co,  importers  and  aom« 

nicrchanbM,  123  California 
Caccia  Arnold,  grocer,  421  Union 
Cachat  M  A,  physician,  34  Third ! 
Cadeiuisso  G,  artist,  7   Montgomery  avc 
(.-•aisar  J,  chop  house,  1022  \urket 
Caferata  Antonio,  grocer,  403  Powelf 
Caf  lisch  L,  wood  and  coal,  2247  Misaioa  , 
Cagney  Tim  M,  erocer,  340  Minna 
Cahalun  Julia,  dry  goods,   Valencia  nt, 

Twenty-sixth 
Cahen  Aug,  agent,  320  Sansom 

CAHEN  BROS   &   CO,  hides,  leaiher 

and  tanners,  41  Clay 
Cahill  K  &  Co,  stock  broker,  40C  Mont . 
Cahill  K  J,  civil  engineer,  316  Califoiiiit.. 
Cahill  Jas,  groceries,  737  BrannaiL 
Cahill  Jjvs,  groceries,  wood  and  coal,  SE  . 

Fell  and  Webster 
Cahill  J  L,  honso  and  sigh  ;paiikter,  209:' 
Cahn  Aaron,  capitalist,  1 13  Battery 
Cahn  Lamlwrt,  capitalist,  115  Battery. 
CAHN  M«  successor  to  J  Herzog  &  Co,., 

Eureka  Hair,  4 1()  Sacramento 
Cain  &  McKay,  fruits,  nuts  and  confec-  - 

tionery,  cor  Turk  and  Taylor 
Caire  Justinian,  hard  ware  and  crockery, 

528  Broadway 
Calabasas  Land  Ik,   Mining  Co,  room  32 

Mechants'  Exchange 
Calaco  Max,  cigars',  782  Market 
Calaveras  Gold  Mining  Co,  328  Mont 
Calderwood  &  Bradley,  coffee  stand,.  13 

Leidesdorff 
Calderwood    Saul,    livery   stable,    2012 

Mission 
Caledonian  Gold  Mining  Co,  DF  Verde- 

ual  secy,  327  Pine 
Caledoni.i  Silver  Mining  Co,  R  Wagoner 

secy,  414  (California 
Calergan  M is,  fruits,  530  Sixteenth: 
Calevi  F.inilio,  restaurant,  535  Mercliaiit 
Calhoun  D'l",  sirocers,  517  Mission 

♦'CALIFORNIA  ARCHITECT  & 
BUILDING  REVIEW,"  James  E 
Wolf  editor  and  manager,  240  Mont 

California  Aitificial  Stone  Paving  Co,. 
W  T  Smith  secy,  402  Montgomery 

California  Bible  Society,  757  Market 

California  Brewery,  SW  cor  Seriwntiiie 
ave  and  Twenty-sixth 

California  Brush  {''actory,  Fi^ur  Bros., 
proprs,  (!15  Sacramento 

CALIFORNIA      CHEMICAL 

WORKS,  John  Reynolds  propriutor,. 
Twentv-eiiihth  and  San  Bruno  Road' 

CALIFORNIA  CLOAK  &  SUIT 
MANUFACTURING  CO,  Charlte. 

Mayer  propr,  521  and  523  Market 
California  Coal  Co,  (wood  and  coal),.  €&l' 
Byrne  manager,SE  cor  Turk  andJooes* 

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California  Collection    Co,  G  C  Spray 
manager,  053  Clay 

CALiro&NIA  CORSET  CO,  ma'iufrH 

and   whclosale    dealcra,  U  iiucaombo 
manager,  53S)  Market 

QALITORNIA  CRACKER  CO.crack- 

er  factory,  801  to  8i:{  Hattory,   otticu 
'208  Sacrfluiontu 

"CALIFORNIA  DEMOKRAT,"  ^m 

and  538  Calitorniii 

GALIFORIHA    DISTILUNG    CO, 

(distillery    Autiuch),    Jost    &    Adlur 
nroprs,  3*21  Battery 
'California  Dry   Dock  Co,  W  C  Gibba 
secy,  318  California,  room  3 

CALIFORNIA   ELASTIC    TRUSS 

00,  702  Market 
California  Electric  Light  Co,   J  R   Har- 

denbergii  prest,  0  Kddy,  room  17 
Califoniiu  kiectricul  Work8,(}co  8  Ladd 

prest,     Andrew      White     secy,     134 

8utter 
Calitornia  Farmers'  Mutual  Fire  Insur- 
ance Assooiatoin,  310  Pine,  room  31 
"California      Farmer, "  Warren    &    Co 

proprs,  3*20  Clay 
^'California    Freie    Pressc,"    (weekly), 

Brandt  and  Miller  pubs,  515  C'al 
California  Furniture    ManufrCo,   N  V 

Colepres,  '2'20  to  220  Bush 

CALIFORNIA     FUSE     ASSOCIA 

TION.  10  Front 
CALIFORNIA  FUSE  WORKS.  Jus 

Eva  &  Co  proprs,  230  California,  P  O 

Box  llUl 
Cal  Glove  Co,  P  &  F  Cunken  proprs,  535 

Market 
CALIFORNIA     OLUE     WORKS. 

Mnrtinilolgepropr.cur  sixteenth  and 

De  Harro 
California  G  Mining  Co,  300  Pine 
California  Hotel,  J    E  Gray   propr,  210 

Mont  ave 
California  House,  Samu(;l  I  Schneider  & 

Co  proprs,  024  and  (>20  Cal 

''CALIFORNIA  INDEPENDENT." 

Bum  ham  Sc  Boyer  pri>pr,  5l0  Mout 

CALIFORNIA    IMMIORANl 

UNION.    NV    H    Martin    age:it,1  5;i;i 
Kearny 
California  Insurance    Co,   tire   and  mu- 
rine. C  T  Hopkiuspres,  Z  Crowell  sec, 
318  Cal 

CALIFORNIA  JEWELRY  CO.  (Levi- 

son  Bros),  134    .Sutter 

"CALIFORNIA     JOURNAL,* 

(weekly),   D,  Klintworth  •  propr,  802 

Montgomery 
CjU  Label  Press,  530  Clay 
California  Market,   Thos   Brown  supt, 

Pine  to  Ctl  bet  Kearny  and  Mont 
California  Meat  &,  Refrigerator  Co,  727 

Fourth 


California  &  Mexican  S  S  Co,  J  Ber- 
minuham  act,  10  Market 

CALIFORNIA   MINING  CO.  C  p 

Gordon  secy,  30!)  Montgomery,  rooms 
23  and  24 
California  &  Nevada  Ice  Co,  Lloyd Tevis 
X)res,  350  'lohaina  and  309  Mout 

CALIFORNIA  &  OREGON  CIDER 

WORKS,  Preble   &   Co  proprs,   218 
Davis 
CALIFORNIA     FAQFIC    RAIL 

ROAD  OFFICE.  NK  cur  Townsend 
and  Fourth 
California  Paint  Co,Avorill  mixed  paints, 
27  Stevonsim 

CALIFORNIA  PAINT    CO,    C  w 

Bench  manager.  410  Jackson 

CALIFORNIA  PAPER  CO,  Kgbert 

Judson  pres,  Eugene  T  Cooper  secy, 
otlico   10  Cal,  mills  Stockton 

California  Portland  Cement  Co,  .330 
Pino,  room  3(5 

CALIFORNIA  POTTERY  &  TER 

RA  COTTA  CO,  W  E  Stevens  agt, 
cor  Hayes  and  Market 

CALIFORNIA  POWDER  WORKS, 

John  F    Lohse  secy,  230  Cal 
California  Printing  Co,  325^  Bush 
California  Prison  Commission,  028  Mont 
California  Ramio  Machine  Manufr  Co, 

41 1  Cal 
California  Real  Estate  Co,  J  B  Whit- 
comb  manager,  208  Montgomery 
California    Itefrigerator   &   Meat  Ship- 
ping Co,  wholesale  meats,  727  Fourth 
California*  Savings  and  Loan  Society,   1 

Powell 
California      School    of    Design,    Virgil 

Williams  director,  430  Pino 
California  Silk  Manufr  Co,  RR   Yates 
agt,  585  Mnr'tet 

"CALIFORNIA  SPIRIT  OF    THE 

TIMES."  M  D  Horuck  editor  and 
propr,  021  Sansom 

CALIFORNIA  SPRING  MANUFR 

CO,  147  New  Mont 

"CALIFORNIA     STAATS    ZEIT- 

UNG."  53()  and  538  Cal 
California  Star  Oil  Works  Co,  L  DFisk 
secy,  402  Montgomery 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  DEMO 
CRATIC  CLUB,  «5:iO  c<.ml 

California  State  Woniens  Hospital,  Dr 
John  Scott  surgeon  in  chief,  44  12th 

California  Steam  Navigation  Co,  Wm 
Martin  secy,  T  C  Walker  pros,  oflico 
and  landing  Washington  St  Wharf 

California  Stock  Exchange  Board,  20 
LeidesdorflF 

California  Street  Railroad,  Thos  Sealo 
supt,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Larkin 

California  Sugar  Refinery.  C  Spreckels, 
cor  8th  and  Brannan,  office  215  Front 


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California  Theatre,  414  Buiih 
California  Tool    Works,  Blockamith  ft 

Machine  Shopa,  143  lioalo 
California    Transfer  Co,    Ilnyeii    k  Co 

propm,  6*J4  Davis 
California  Transit  Co's  Ex,  5'i4  Davis 
Calilornia  Transportation  Co,   NW  cor 

.lack sun  and  East 
California  Tu^  Co,  Joa  M  Koilmond  pres 

100  Steuai  t 
California  Varnish  Works,  SK  cor  Hanta 

Clara  and  Kun^ius 
California  Water  Co,  .115  Cal 

CALIFOBNIA  WIRE  WOBXS  CO. 

A  8  Halliilio  prch,  1^  S   Howanl  secy, 

office  and  salesroom  (i  Cnl,  (sco  udv  p  li) 
Callaghan  D  8t  Co,   yeast  powdir,    121 

Front 
Callaghan  J  D,  physician  and  surgeon, 

85*2  Folsoni 
Callaghan  J  J,  grocery.  1426  Kearny 
Callaghau    Kate,      confectionery,     815 

Point   Lolios  avo 
Callaghan  U  O,  boots  and  shoes,  216  2411 
(,'allahan  A  Denehy,  liquors,  18  Sixth 
Callan  Thomas,  616  Montgomery 
Cnllandreau  J,  physician,  12:^4  Stockton 
Callender  H   A,    watches  and  jewelry, 

724  Market 
(Jalkii'ler  .1  T,  liquors,  5  Broadway 
Callinan  Jno  V,  barber,  152  Second 

CALLINOHAH  W  J  &  CO.  ins  agts, 

2I!{  Sansom 
Calnan  Jno  J,  harness  and  saddlery,  258 

First 
Calvert  John,  druggist,  NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Howard     • 
Calvert  William,  dentist,  20i)  Geary 
Camarinas  D,  fruit,   SE  cor  Sutter  ond 

Powell 
Camera  I*,  Iwots  and  shoes,  618  Btlwy 

CAMERON  MISS  AONES,  stamping 

and  embroidering,  dying  and  cleaning, 

1 16  Taylor 
Cameron  &  Campbell,  artists,  6  Eddy 
Cameron  H  M,  business  ngt,  232  Sutter 
Cameron    &   Hull,    uood    turners,    40!) 

Mission 
Camilloni  J,  fish,  5  Clay  Street  Market 
Camous  Andre,     locksmith     and    bell 

hanger,  436  Hush 
Campl>ell  Alexander,  atty,  526  Mont 
Campbell   Alexander  Jr,  attorney,   526 

Montgomery 
Camjitell  A  &  H  C,  atty,  530  Cal 
Campbell  Colin,   atty,  530  Cal,  room  13 

CAMPBELL  JAMES.  California  1^1- 
lows  Manufactory,  32  Frefont 

Campbell  Joseph,  atty,  62!)  Kearny 

Campbell  J  ^V  H,  grain  commission 
merchant,  433  Cal 

Campbell  Murdock,  shipwrights,  caulk- 
ers, joiners  tools,  7  Steuart 


Campbell  Samuel  J,  butcher,  263  Third 
Campbell  Mrs  Sarah,   fruit,  12!)  Sixth 
Campbell  Thos  J,   butcher,     cor  K itch 

and  Folsom 
Campbell  W  H,  agt  Haiidasydea  compo- 
sition, 402  Front 
Campbell  W  S,  notary  public,  503  Mont 
Campo  Fredk,  grocer,  218  Second 
Campi!   Henry,  groceries,  1601   Howard 
Campi's  Kestnurant,  531  and  533  Clay 
Campion  ii  W,  atty,  623  Montgomery 
Campodonico   S,    marblo    works,    1061 

Market 
Cajinguier  V,  mfrs  kid  glovea.8  Kearny 
Canavan  P,  livery   stublo,  1 125  Howard 
Cunavan  P  H,  real  estate,  328  Montgy 
Candttir  F  &  Co,  liquors,  206  Third 
Caudularia  Water  Co,  327  Pine 
Cano  John,  liquors,  l6Steunrt 
Cane  &  Toague,  dentists,  142^  Fourth 
Canepa  Peter,  barber,  323  Montgy  ave 
Canfield  M  T,  watches  and  cIookb,  1524 

Polk 
Canham  W  F,  house  and  sign  painter, 

1712  Pacific 
Canney  F  E  J,  physician,  632  Howard 

CANNON  C  H,  agt  Mills  &  Gibb.  N  Y. 

fancy  goods,  rin  48,  126  Kenrny 
Cause  Mrs,  bakery,  VXii  Mission 
Cantel    Mme    Annette,     laundry, 

Howard 
Cantel  Mrs,  lace  cleaner,  712  Geary 
Cantin   Joseph  P,  stockbroker,  311 
Cantus  &  Eybs,  wines  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Stockton  and  O'Farrell 
Canty  L,  ship  stores,  1329  Sansom 
Ca  ity  T,  tailor,  820  Howard 
Cauty  Thos,  gioccr,  523  Fourth 
Capis    C,   poultry,  33   Grand   Central 

Market 

CAPITOL  HOUSE,  P  L  Turpia  propr, 

537  Sacramento 
Capler  Ixniis,  pickle  mfr,  2422  Bryant 
Capt  A   B,    teacher   Hcald's   Business 

College,  24  Post 
Capp  (•  S  &  Co,  read  estate  agents,  418 

Montgomery 
Cappcl  Bernard,  grocer,    SE  cor  Thir- 
teenth and  Islais 
Cappeli  L,  grocer,  171!)  Stockton 
C'araffa  D  &  Co,  bakerx,  130!)  Dupont 
Caraicci  F,  grocer,  SW   cor  Buchanan 

and  Ellis 
Caralletti  D,  collector,  837  Broadway 
CARD  W  H.  dontiat,  646  Market 
(.'ardinell  Jno  A,    collector,  234  Montgy 
Cardinet  E  H,  poultry,  83,  84  ond   86 

(.'alifornia  Market 
Cardozo  John  &  Co,  board  and  lodging, 

415  Drumm 
Carey  James  C,  judge  superior  court  No 

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Carey  Mrs  A   M,  dressmaker,  126  Kear 


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Carit  J  A,  importer  and  com  merchant, 

312  California 
Carl  A  R,  bakery,  1318  Polk 
Carl  Andrew,  cooper,  204    Commercial 
Carl  David  E,  blacksmith,  1504Vallejo 

CARL  WM  H,  cooperage,  105  Oregon 
Carlau  Win,  blacksmith,  722  Broadway 
Carleton  T  H,  grocer,  111,  20,  21  and  22 

Grand  Western  Market 
Carleton  &    Spencer,  shipping  agents,  5 

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Carli  C,  Iwotniaker,  i)03  ( Jrcen 
Carlin  John,  insurance,  819  Cal 
Carlisbe  A  &  (Jo,  stationers  and  pictures, 

1 12  Leidusdorir 
Carlo  Derico,  hotel,  410  Pacific 
Carlson  &  Currier,  com  merchants,  igt 

Belding  Bros  &  Co's  spool  silk,  iiO!) 

Market 
Carlson  &  Johnson,    cofliee  saloon,  425 

Drumm 
Carlttm  C  C,  ins,  31 1  California 
Carlton  Frank  H,  dairy  produce,  20  and 

22  '  Jrand  W'^stcm  ilarket 
Carlton  Henry  'r,  ins,  31)  California 
Carmack  W  1)    \.  Co,  liquors,  GtMJ  Mis- 
sion 
Carmai^  Wm,  physician,  410  Post 

CARMANY  J  H  &  CO.  pubs  ami  prin- 
ters, 40".t  Washington 
Carnmny  &  Croseit,  furuishir.g  go()(l8,25 

Kearny 
Carm.itz  Adolpli,  watclunaker,  527    San 
Carmen  Island  Salt  Works,  249  Steuart, i 

office  207  Front 
CARMOUCH^  M  P  &  E,  ohair  mfrsi 

124  Main 
CARNALL&  CHAPMAN,  real  estate 

a^icnta,  320  •Sunsoni 
CARNES  GEO  A,  librarian   Odd   Fel- 
lows Library,  325  Montjio'iicry 
Caro  liCiuis,  dry  goods,  23(1  I'ittli 
Caro  Morris,  tailoring  an<l  cleaning,  414 

Pacific 
Caro  W,  fnriiitnro  and  carpet^,  510  Kcar' 
(-'aroliui,  Cory  <&     i'o,   inipnrtors   hiird-| 
ware,  117  and  IllM.'alitornia  I 

(^anuito  Jos,  umbrella  nudier,  13S  Post 
Carpentier  F.  \l,  atty  at  law,  (i  Mont  ave 
Carpeatier  11  W,  atty  at  law,(>  .Mmitave 
Carpenter  Mis  Florence,  ius broker,  317 

California 
Carjienti  I  W  H,  veterinary  surgeon, 9tU> 

Ifoward 
Carr  Ja"V"^,  boarding  house,  54  Sac 
Carr  Alisa  .adia  (J,  niilJiner,  1 1(5  Sixth 
Carr  P  J,  new  and  second  hand  furni- 
ture,  2757  Mission 
Carr  Thos,  saloon,  30(5  Minna 
Carr  Wm  li,  enpitalist,  310  Pine,    rm  25 
Carrabe  Jno,  frui  ,  1589  Folsom 
Carran  Jos,  butcher,  NW  cor   Mission 
and  Ninth 


Carroll  Bros,  groceries,  123  Third 
Carroll  Dennis,  grocer,  SE  cor  Capp  and 

Seventeenth 
Carroll  J  F,  retaU  liquors,  NE  cor  Pine 

and  Sanson! 
Carroll  John,  capitalist  410Montgy 
Carroll  John,  wood  a*,  i  coal,  238  11th 
Carroll  John  C,  bakery,  110  First 
Carroll  Miss  Kate,   bakery,   428  Folsom 
Carroll  Martin,  fruit,  1513  Market 
Car.'oll  P,  marble  works,  28  Main 

CAiiROLL  R  T  &  CO.  wholesale  li.i- 

uors,  agents  Occidental,  Imperial  and 

Nectar  brands    whiskies,  328  to  33G 

Sansom 

CARSON  JAS  G,  atty  at  law,   49  and 

50   Montgomery  block 
Carson  John  B,  atty,  I  Montgomery 
Carson    Mathias    H,    contractor,     1518 

Broadway 
Carson  Samuel,  manufrs  agt,  120  Sutter 
Carsten  Fretl,  groceries,  N\V  cor  Seven- 

teentl)  and  Mission 
Carstulovice  John,  restaurant,  1022  Lar 
Cartan,  McCarthy  &  Co,    wholesale  liq- 
uors, 513  Sacramento 
Carter  &  Cole,  attys  at  law,  328  Montgj' 
Carter  F  S,  mining  secy,  3IS  Pin- 
Carter  (Jeo  Kwd,  stock  and  note  broker, 

307  Montgomery 
Carter  Miss  Liz/ie,  ndlliaer,  90(3  Market 
CARTER  R  W,  real  estate  and  money 

broker,  302  ^lontgonlery,   romn  10 
Carter  Wm  il,  propr  "  Pacific  Appeal," 

G22  Clay 
Cartv  Luke,  grocer,  1329  Sansom 

CARUSI  THORNTON,    atty  at    lav,, 

(il 4  M.rch.int 
CARVILL  A  D,  P  oh   Ca.vill  Manufg 

Co    (carriajcK),  7  I'ud  9  Pt>\vell 
CARVILL    MANUF'G    CO,   carriage 

nuitiufrs.  7  and  9  Pow  and    ISO   .IcHsic 
CiirvJ  (.',  jiid'^o   of  supreme  court,  ()2S 

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(■'ase  Chas  \],  dentist,  209  Kearny 
('ar"s  A,  bodtin.'iker,  702  Ih'oadway 
Casev  .1,  lii|uorN,  SI-;  (mr  How  an<l  17th 
CASEY   M    FRANCIS,    manulr    ,ind 

'vholesalo  dealer  boots  imi>  .,hoes,    12."! 

Sansom 
Casey  Mrs  Maria  J,  confectionery.    1131 

Mission 
Casey  Owen,  '.'iMecti',  938  Bryant 
Casey  Tli'Ks,  itevi.rc  House,  4S  Fi^urth 

CASHIER  GOLD  MmiNG  CO,  D  l 

Verdenal  secy,  .327  Pine 
Cashwiler  J  W,  mining  opertr,  327  Pirn 
Cashwil(!r  S  F.  mining  opertr,  327  Piiii' 
Casnei"  J  &  Co.  ciga.  makers,  (J  1 5  Sansom 
Casscil  Jno  F,  capitalist,  322  I'ine 
CASSERLY  E,  utty  at  law,  318  Cal 
Cassidy  Kdward.  grocer,  SE  cor  Post  and 

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CaasidyM,  livery  stable,  G2  Minna 
CASSiN  F  &  F  J,    wholesale  liquors, 

12  and  14  California 
Castagnet  &  Co,  liquors,  530  Merchant 
Castagneto  John,  dry  goods,  1234  Dup 
Castenetto   Andrew,    butcher,    SE    cor 

Stockton  and  Greenwich 
Castagnetto  P,  groceries,    140G  Diipont 
Castel  George,  furniture,  415 />  Powell 
Castelhun  F  J,  atty  at  law,  009  Sac 
Castillo  Key,  physician,  151!>.J(  Dupont 
Castis  N,  rcstaiirant,  140  Sixth 

CASTLE  BROS*    wholesale    groceries, 

21,3,  215  and  217  Front 
Castle  Chas.  cigars,  35(5  Tliird 
CAST.LE  FRED  L,  grocer,    213    and 

215   Front 
Cistle  Micliael,  capitalist,  215 Front 
Castoruettie  A,  butcher,  SW  cor  Stock 

ton  and  (Jreenwich 
Caswell  Mrs  K  E,  millinery,  28  Post 
Caswell  Thos  H,  V,  S  G  C  11  A  M,  NW 

oor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Catania  Jos,  grocer,  SW    cor  Californi; 

and  I^nrkin 
Catechi  John,  fruit,  204  Second 
Catharticou   Mi'uufg  t'o,    A   J    Welch 

nianagc-r,  434  California 
Cathcllier  &   Spience,   manufs  jewelry, 

120  Sutter 
Cf.tlow    John,    wholesale  butcher,    331 

Montgomery,  room  24 
Catoir  J,  butcher,  1402  Pacific 
Cattermide  (has,  grocer,  N\V   oor  Davis 

and  1!  road  way 
(^'iittcrmoli  diaries,   groc  ries,    SK   cor 

Mason  and  Vallcjo 
Cavaguaro  F,  bootmaker,    1427    Dupont 
Cavaguero  D,  groceries,  tl2S  !'/n);ulway 
(';ui>Uera  S,  grocer,  cor  Kills  ...i<l  Mason 
i'avallser  •)  P,  mining,  410  California 
Cavanaugh  Janiis,  tailor,  141   Fiftli 
Cavassf)  1,  shirt  factory,  1)18  Washington 
Cavindisli  Henr"  M,  manager  Mircantilei 

and  Dealers'  Protective  As.s'n,  213  and 

215  Sansom,   room  10 
C.izea\ix  .F,  nuiats,  (>."> Centre  Markvt, 
Cedicy  Mrs  F,  laundry,  733  ()'!''arrell 
('efous.liis,  hairdresser,  '.tO')".  Hewanl 
Ceuingorato   F,    cigars   and   ivuit,    ISIO 

Union 
Cella  A,  fruit,  11(5  Second 
CcUuen    William,     cigar     factor}',    717 

Siinsom 
Celluloid  taiir  and  Collar   Co,     W    M 

Smith  &  J  D  }•  Tiller  agts,  405  Front 
Ceutanam  Loren/o,  fruits,  70 i  Turk 

CENTENNIAL  CHAIR  FACTORY. 

(iuil'e    &,   Tanson  successor  to  George 
Fischer,  141  and  143  Freelon  nr  Fourth 
and  5(50  Brannan 
Central  ( 'alifornia  Colony,  Wnt  S  Chap- 
man, 30(5  Pin«,  room  G 


Central  Gardens  Asa'ii,  P  B  Nagle  pros, 
411^  California 

CENTRAL  PACIFIC   HOTEL,    M 

Farrell,  348  Fourth 

CENTRAL  PACIFIC  RAILROAD, 

genotKces  NE  cor  Tov/naeud  and  4th 
Central  Pacific  R  It  steamer  agency,   A 

B  Crist  agt,  Washington  St  Wliarf 
Central  Presbyterian  Tabernacle,  Rev  J 

W  Smith,  Tyler  bet  Taylor  atul  Leav 
Central  (street)  Railroad,  ,32  Tui  ,v 
Ceutras  Con  Mining  Co,  330  Pine,  nn  IG 
(Jentro  Market,  SE  cor  Dup.  ut  and  Sut 
Cercghino  Ii,    wood  and   coal,  428   and 

430  Pacific 
(Jereghino  Kocco,  grocer,   Mission    bet 

Twenty-nino  and  Thirtieth 
(Arelcs  .Jacob,   grocer,  SE  cor  Twcuty- 

sixtli  and  Valencia 
Cerf   J   &  ( .'o,  eroekory  and   glaaa    are, 

517  and  510  Market 
Cermi  Frank,    junk,    205  and  207  Davis 
(Jeva  Audreii,  hairdresser,  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Chadborne  .labe/.,  atty  at  hr.v,  528  Cal 
Cliadborue  F  S  &  (.'o,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 735  Market 
Cluuli)ourne  .F  &  (.'0,  Hour  .and  grain,  208 

Davis 
Cliadbourno  Thomas  J,   b.akery,  1412  to 

to  1418  Dupont,  office  214  .Sacrimento 
ChadbiHuue  T  J,  l>aker,  1414  Ihipont 
Chiidwick  (.'has,   liquors,  Gcean   Beach 

Road,  three  miles  from  ClilT  House 
(.'liadwick   N  (!,  carpenter   .and  ]>uilder, 

lii37  liroiulway 
Cliaigman  P&  Co,  printers  and  engrav- 
ers, 53((  ( 'l;iy 
Ciiallenge  ("on  Mining  Co,  203  lUi  .Ii 
Chaloner — ,  plumU'r,  (ill  Sutter 
CliamberhuM  Geo  W,  atty,  (iUi  Sac 

CHAMBERLAIN    H,     Receiver  J    S 

land  oiliic,  010  Commercial 
Cliiind)iile  A  &  C..,    wines  and  liquors, 

'M\   l''ourth 
Chanq>ii>n    Mining  Co,    .lohn    Crockett 

secy,  8  S  V  Exchiuige  liuildiug 
Chandler  ('has,  liquors,  (.'alitor'iiia  Tho- 

at<  r.    lUish 
Ciiaiidler  (ico,  tiiilor,   1(5  Annie 
Chandler  U   D,   coal  and  ire.i,    1  IS  and 

120  Paeitic 
(■lianhomme  ,),   fancy  goods,   850  Wash 
(.'haiiiu  C  A,  suiiai-,  313  M;<nt};omery 

CHAPIN  GEO  W.    real  estate  agent, 

pub  "Real  Fstate  I'rice  List '(monthly), 

.'{13  Montgomery 
Chapin  S  A,   <-apitalist,  7   Montgy    avc 
Chapman    C     H,     ]>hysii.i.in,    NW   cor 

.lackson  and  Montgomery 
(chapman  H,  jewiUer  G14  Merchant 
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Chapman  J  F  &  Co,  ahippinc   and  com 

mission  merchant,  22  California 
Chapman  B,  real  estate  agt,  137  Montgy 

CHAPMAN  WM  S.  real  estate,    306 

Pine,  room  6 
Charbonnat  Paul,  hairdresser,  24  Mont 

gomery  avo 
Chariot  Jas,  watchmaker,    719  Valencia 
Chariot  S,  dyeing  and  scouring,  7I!>  Vala 
Charles  H  A,  mining  secy,  4 It)  California 
Chariot  Mnie  M  D,   ladies'  hairdresser, 

1638  Polk 
Charmak    H    &    Co,    pawnbroker,    846 

Market 
Charpiot  Joseph  Jr,  painter,  1110  Dup 
Charter  Oak  liife  Ins  Co,  Frank  Eno  agt, 

531  California 
Chartier  Auituste,  liquors,  324  Sixth 
Charlton  &  Groeper,  stables,  i)  Wash 
Chase  Albert,    physician.    International 

Hotel 
Chase  Mrs,  dieasmaker,  1 1'J  Ellis 
Chase  ft  Co,  manufrs  boots  and   shoes, 

1059  l»?arket 
CHASE  ECBERT   P.    physician  and 

surgeon,  121  Turk 
Chase  W  'J',    carpenter  and  builder,  24 

Howard 
Chase  W  W  &  Co,  hay  and  grain,    1912 

Market 
CHASE  &  WOLFFt   stevo<lo:os,    900 

Front 
Chatonet  A,  li<iuors,  5(X)  Broadway 

CHATTIN  EDTVARD,  notary  public, 

442  California 
Chauche   A    H,    wholesale    wines    and 

brandies,  615  antl  617  Front 
Chauvel  J,  laundry,  411  J'ixtli 
Cheesoman  F  S,  groceries,  vS26  Twentieth 
Cheesman      Morton,       capitalist,      30'( 

Montgomery 
Cheliui  &  Baiigalupi,  fruit,  945  Bryant 
(^helini  (JiusepiMf,  fruit,  945  firyant 
Chenery,  Souther  &  ("o,  liquons,  204  Cal 
Chenot  Eugene,  saloon,  25S  Fourth 
Chepemich    L,  fruits,   .SE  cor  Clay  and 

Stockt<)ii 
Cherokee  Min  Co,  203  Hush 
Cherry  John  \V,  sign  painter,  517  Cal 
Cherry  F  W,    shorthand   reporter,    V)'M\ 

Clay 
Chesley  Charles  P,  pliysieiaii,  754  How 
Chesnutwood  J  A,  toacher  Healils  Busi- 
ness Collet^e,  24  Post 
Chester  F  &  Co,  dry  goods,   SE  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Montgomery 
Jhester  House,  Mrs  M  A    Hall  proprss, 

106  Post 
CHEVALIER  F  &  CO.  importer  and 
wholesale  wines  und  liquors,  520  and 
522  Washington 
Chever  M  li,  butter  and  eggs,  31  Centre 
Market 


Chcyrias  &  Paaset,  show-cards  and  sign 
painting.  Brooks  bet  Market  and 
Geary 

CHICAGO  BREWEEY.Heney,  Ahrens 

&  Co  proprs,  1420  to  1434  Pine 
Chico  &  Colusa  R  R  Co,  309  Montgy 

CHICKERINO  W  H  &  THOMAS 

WMi  attys  at  law,  214  Sansom 
Chief  of  the  Hill  Tunnel  Co,  306  Pine 
Chickering  W  H,  mining  secy,  214  San 

CHIEFTAIN  GOLD  MINING  CO,  D 

F  Verdenal  secy,  327  Pine 
Chielovich   E  &   Co,  wholesale  liquors, 

601  Front 
Chile  Domnic,  fruit  dealer,  423  Wash 
Chin    Lee   &   Co,  Chinese  and  Japanese 

goods,  52i  Kf?irny 
Chin  Tin,  liquors,  724  Pacific 
Chincovich  Peter,  liquors,  SE  cor  San- 
som and  Pcacirtc 
Chincovich  Steve,  chop  house,  26J  Turk 
Chinese  Market,  731  Sacramento 
Chinese  Theater  (Grand),   814  and  816 

Washington 
Ohiueae  Theater  (Now),  623  Jackso  i 
Cliiplcy  T  L  M,  atty  at  law,  51  j>  f'x\ 
C'hipman  Marshall,  phviJ'cian,  -J';  M  . 
C'hisholm  D,  tailor,  7  Auburn 
Chismore  Geo,  physician,  920  Market 
Chittenden   N    \V,    atty    at    law,   803 

Mont^oinei-y 
Choin  A.  China  wear,  1615  Polk 
.Chollar  Min  Co,  203  Bush,  rm  8 
Chollir,  \oreros8,  &  Savage  Shaft  Co, 

203  Bush 
Choyiiiski  i,  stationery  broker,  28  Sai 
Choyiiiski  I  N,  antiquarian  hook  dealer, 

34  (ieary 
Christ  Edward,  liquors,   NE  cor  Wash- 

iiiLTton  and  Montgomery 
Christensen  h   H  C,  liquors,  245  Towns- 
end 
Clirisf.an  Richanl,  dyer  and  cleaner,  41 

( Je  ry 
Chriatiiiii  Mrs  Sophia,  bakery,  842  Val- 

lejo 
(ynristian  Chas,  liquors,  313  Hayes 
<  'hri8to])her  Louis,  cigars  and  hainlresser, 

1405  Polk 
Christopher  Telfer.  dentist,  135  Kearny 
Christy  James,  sliipsmith,  126  Iksrry 
Christy  Mill  and  Min  C<>,  (Jeo  RPinney 

secv,  310  Pino,  rm  44 
CHRISTY   &  WISE,  wool   and  com- 

mission  dealers,  t>07  Front 
Chrest  J,  brewer.  Twenty-fifth  and  San 

Bruno  road 
Chretien  J,  fruits,  400i  Geary 
Chretien   John    Si,    atty    at    law,   230 

Montgonicry 
Chroniger  Mailame,  wigmaker,  115  Stock 
Chrysolite   Min  Co,  309  Montgomory, 

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Church  &   Co,    wholesale  grocers  and 

com  mo^ch^nt8,  405  Front 
Church  S  1\,    «oiil   merchant,    NVV  cor 

Main  and  Folsom 
Chnrch  W   A,   propr  Empire   Lodging 

House,  63G  Commercial 
Cicclii,  Lodovico  &  Co,  Italian  paste,  43.3 

Broadway 
Cincinnati  Brewery,  S\V  cor  Fulton  and 

Lyon 
Ciprico  (ieo   M,  pres   Cumberland   Min 

Co,  328  Montgomery,  rm  8 

CITTI  CLAUDEf  enj^raver,  605  Mont 
City  and  County  Httspital,  Potrero  ave 

bet  Twenty -second  and  Twonty-third 
Citizens'  insurance  Co,  ti02  Sansom 
City  Advertising  &  Bill  Posting  Co,  O'iO 

Commercial 

CITY  ARGUS  PTTBLISHINO  CO,  K 

K  Culbretli,  405  Kearny 

CITY  MABBLE  WORKS,  Orossiiii  & 

Co,  1049  Market,  and  (iold  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Sansom 
CITY  OF  PARIS,  Verdicr,  Moreau  & 

\,'o,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  .Sutter 
City  K  U  Co,  iHaac  Hyde  pres,  M  E  Wil- 
lis secy,  14  Mission 
City  Transit  Co  &  T  C  P  D  Co,  10  Post 
Clabrough  .1  P  &  Bro,  guns  and  ammuni- 
tion, KIW  Montgomery 
Claffey  Chas,  li(|uora,  '212  .Sansom 
Claire  John,  tailor,  105  Jackson 
Clancy  Owen   H,  grocer,    Eliza'.)eth  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Clapp  &  Jessup,  coffee  and  spice  mills, 

NE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
Clar  J,  fancy  dry  goods,  Vl'lO  Polk 

CLARA  CON  QOLB  MINING  CO.  D 

F  Verdenal  secy,  ;{27  Pine 
Clarendon  (J  &  S  Min  Co,  405  California 
Clark  A  K,  secy  Seattle  Coal  &  Trans- 
portation Co,  32  Market 
Clark,  Bros,  soap  works,  Nebraska  bet 

Fifteenth  and  .Sixteenth 
Clark  Chas,  atty  at  law,  515  California 
Clark  Chas,  bootmaker,  (HOi  Howard 
Clark  Chas,  fruit  and  vegetables,  (irand 

Opera  Market,  711  to  747  Mission 
Clark  E  &  Co,    foreign   parcel  express, 

]08  Leidesdorff 
Clark  (r,  boarding,  110  Pacific 

CL^RK  GEO  A  &  BROS,  spool  cotton, 

511  Mivrket 
Clar    'lioW,   paper  hangings,  window 

shades,  645  Miirket 
Clark  H,  otHeo  furniture,  531  California 
Clark  1  A,  physician,  40  (ieary 
Clark  J  K,  homoupathic  physician,  32i 

Geary 
Clark  L  S  atty  at  law,  dOO  Montgomery 
Clark  M,  wood  and  coal,  1537  Howard 
Clark  P  P,  boots  and  sho^ss,  306  Sixth 
CLARK  R  F,  physician,  914  Howard 


Clark  K  L,  carriage  maker,  1062  How 
CLARK,    RICKHOFF,   BLACK  & 

KREBS.  Spring  Mattress  Manuf  Co, 
SW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Harrison 
Clark  Saml  J  Jr,  atty  at  law  and  U  S 
register  in  bankruptcy,  25  U  S  Court 

bldg,  cor  Battery  and  VVashiLigton 
Clark    Thomas    E,     hairdresser,    2015 

Mission 
Claik  T  S  &  Co,  woven  wire  mattresses 

and  iron  bedsteads,  217  Bush 
Clark   &  WelAstfir,  shipwrights,   etc,  24 

Howard 
(71ark  Wm  C,  l)arl)er,  63  New  Montgy 
(.'lark  Wm  H,  atty  at  law,  808  Montgy 
Clark  W  M,  liijuors,  40'J  Fourth 
Clarke  Alfred,  atty  at  law,  old  City  Hall 
Clarke  .1  ,1,  physician,  106  Stockton 
Clarke  J  Jr,  atty  at  law,  420  Montgy 
Clurken  M.itthew,  atty  at  law,  61 1  Wash 
darken  Kichd  M,  atty  at  law,  611  Wash 
Classen  Bros,  liquors,  1  Front 
Classen  &  Hiwids,  hotel,  \\  and  13 Clay 
Classen  J  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  516 

Kearny 
Classen   J   M,    real   estate,   62   Nevada 

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Clausen  F,  jewelry,  410  Kearny 
Clauss  J,  perk  butcher,  36  and  38  Grand 

Western  Market 
Claussen  Geo,  gun  and  locksmith,  1030 

Sutter 
Clausen  H   11,  veterinary  surgeon,  332 

Bush 
Clava  Con  G  Min  Co,  327  Pine 
Clavio  Louis,  painter,  824  Pacific 
Clay  Fretl,  capitalist,  113  Leidesdorff 
Clay    Street   Market,  Clay  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
Clay  Street  kailroa<l,  office  SW  cor  Clay 

and  Le  venworth 
Clayburgh   k  Bear,  hides  and  leather, 

320  and  .S22  Battery 
Clayburgh  &  Brandenstein,  livery  stable, ' 

112  Post 
Clayton   Charles,   grain   and  com  mer- 
chants, 400  Front 
Cleaveland    Henry  W,    architect,    507 

Montgt'mery 
Clements  (filbert,  commission,  318  Front 
Clement  John,  merchant,  211  Sansom 

CLEMENT   JOSEPH  &  E  B,  searcher 

of  records,  710  Washington 
Clement  Mnie  F,  laundry,  1056  Howard 
Clement  11  P  &  H  M,  atty  at  law,  606 

Montgomery 
Clcory  liobort,  gen  collector,  2^4  Mont 
Cleveland  C  1>,  physician,  604  Loav 
eleven  Miss  C,   toys  and  varieties,  223 

Sixteenth 
ClitFord  Robert,  meat  market,234  Fourth 
Clynch  Bryan  .1,  architect,  637  Kearny 
Clinton  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  450  Sixth 


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CLIP  PERRESTAUEANT.  Geo  Dett 

ner  propr,  31 1  ami  'AV^  Pacific 
Close  William,  physician,  15ti  Third 
Clot    •!,   engineer   and    machinist,    303 

Mission 

Clough  Frank  M,ii,tty,  402  Montgomery 
Clough  tJ  H,  tinsmith,  2002  Folsom 
Clow  Mrs  Sarah, dressmaker, U4S  Howard 
Cluett  <jroo  B  &  Co,   manufrs  shirts,  col 

lars  and  cuffs,  VV  11  .Soyinour  agt,  12li 

Kearny,  room  32 
CLUFF  BROS,    wholesale    and  retail 

groceries,  40   ami  42  Second,  \)  anil  1 1 

Aloutgomory  ave 
Clutf  &   Dewitt, 

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Cluff  VV  B  k  Co,  grocers,  19  Sixth 
Chiskey  Henry,  niiniug  secy,  211  San 

CLTJSKEY     HENRY,     socy     Hardy 

Powder  Co,  434  C.difornia 
Clute  &   Loveland,   stock   brokers,  242 

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Clyde  li  S,  ai   /     ">'  Olay 
"COAST  RE V  "  (monthly  insur- 

ance journal),  .        Kd wards  pub,  320 

California 
Coatcs  (.',  liquors,  37  Sutter 
Coats  Caleb,  lic^uors,  ."ilio  Market 
Cobb  H  A  &   Co,   real  estate  and  gen 

auctioneers,  4 10  Pine 
Cobb  M  G,  atty  at  law,  850  Market 
Coblincr  Bros,  importers  fancy  and  mil 

linery  goods,  543  Market 
Cochran  J  T  &   Co,  produce    and  con> 

merchants,  1U2  Clay 
Coclirau  Michael,  groceries,   15  Valencia 
Cochrane  E  O,  dentist,  850  Market 
Cocian  N,  restaurant,  1025  Diipont 
Cockrill  T  (i   &   Co,,  wholesale  li(iuov8, 

324  Clay 
Code,    Klielt  &   Co,  pickles,  preserves, 

canned  fruits  and  cider,  314  Wash 
Codington  \\  H,    Corporation   Yard  ot 

S  F,  cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 
Coe  John  T,  collector,  328  Montgomery 
Coe  O  i!,  health  lift,  402  Kearny 
COELHO  JOAQUIN,  li.iuors.  (iO  clay. 

res  4'.i3  Greenwich 
Coen  l-'i'ank,  liijuors,  531  Jackson 
Coey  James,  postmaster,  I'ostollicc 
Cottee  Andrew  J,  notary  public,  50l.t  Cal 
Coffey  .lohn  .1,  atty,  t)53  Clay 
Coffey  J  as  V,  atty,  530  Calitornia 

COFFIN  GEO  F  &  CO,  shipping  and 
couuiiission  merchants,  13  I'ine 

Collin  &  Hendry,  ship  ciiandlers,  2  to  b 
Market  and  1  to  7  haeraniento 

CoHin  &  Mayiiew,  druggists,  Sli  cor  Six- 
teenth anU  X'aUncia 

ColHn  &  Mayhew,  druggists,  >rW  cor 
Mission  ami  Twentieth 

Coftin,  Sanderson  &  Cook,  stock  lirokcrs, 
312  i'ine 


Cogan  James,  exchange  broker,  403  Cal 
Coggeshall  J  H,    druggist,    SE  cor  Bush 

and  Pierce 
Coggeshall  VV  A,  lumber  surveyor,  pier 

10  Steuart 
Coghlan  D  W,  stationer,    1»24  and  926 

Larkin 
Coghlan  John,  stationer,  519  Taylor 
Coginasse  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  25  Taylor 
Cogswell  Jas  L,  dentist,  232  Sutter 
Cohan  Henry,  cigars,  020  Market 
Cohane  L,  carpenter,  710  Tiirk,  jeweler, 

124.',  Sixth 
Cohen  A,  tailor,  510i  Mission 
Cohen  Aaron,    cigars  and  tobacco,  231 

Kearny 
Cohen  Alfred  A,  atty  at  law,  328  Mont 
Cohen  Benj,  clotiiing,  215  Seventh 
Cohen  D  k  Brother,  clotlung,  58  Fourth 
Colien  &   Davis,  match  factory,  SE  cor 

Fourteenth  andShotwell 
Cohen  E,  tailor,  035  Mission 
Cohen  G,  tailor,  44  Geary 
Cohen    Mrs   Hannali,   ladies'  furnishing 

goods,  1575  Market 
Cohen  Herrman,  importer  and  dealer  in 

artists'  materials,  moldings,    frames, 

engravings,  etc,  lv(  Uupimt 
Cohen  Jos,  clothing,  210Pacitic 
Cohen  L,  tailor,  408  Pacific 
Cohen  Louis  &  Son,  syrups,  bitters,  cor- 
dials, 410  and  418  Sacramento 
Cohen  Meyer,  clotiiing,  510  Fourth 
Colien  Micliael,  tailor,  410  Pacific 
Cohen  Morris,  lioots  and  shoes,  910  Lar 
Cohen  Morris  D,  cigars,  959 j  Mission 
Cohen  N,  tailor,  934  Market 
Cohen  P,  barber,  12  Sacramento 
Cohen  Prof,  a-strologist,  425  Kearny 
Cohen  Miss  Hose,  hairgooils,  20I^angton 
Cohen  VV  &  Co,  iiupoiters  and  manufrs 

gents'  furnishing  goods,  13  aiul  15  Bat 
Cohen  VV'm,    sewing  niuehino  agt,   904 

Market  and  139  Sixth 
Colin  A  &.  Co,    fuKiiiture  auction,   1148 

Market 
Colin  Aaron,  clothing,   810  Montgomery 
Colin  Alcxannlur,    crockery   and    glass- 

waro,  1015  I'olk 
Colin  David,  bcllhangor,  1102  Folsom 
(.'ohii  David,  physician,  421  O'Farrell 
Colin  Ed  &  Co,   cigars   ami  tobacco,  225 

Montgomery 
Cohii  &  Frank,  money  brokers,4 18  Moat 

COHN  G  &  CO,  cigar  manufactory  ami 
dealei  in  leal  toluieeo,  1 17  and  1 19  Tint; 

Colin  11,  wikMcii  niulirwear,  012  Market 

Colin  r,  barlior,  50-1  Clay 

Colin  I,  nianagir  Mission  Woolen  MIHh, 
Folsom  Ix-'t  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

C^ohn  J,  bootmaker,  103  Paeilic 

Colin  J  M,  mens'  elotliing  and  fun'i«h- 
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Cohn  Joseph,  clothing,  731  Montgomery 
Cohn  Ij,  bootmaker,  500 A  Pacific 
Cohn  M,  bootmaker,  DIO  Larkin 
Cohn  M,  clothing,  510  Fourth 
Cohn  Marcus,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes, 
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Cohn  P,  oils  and  liiiuoi 

material,  320  Clay 
(oiiw,  Koaenblum  &  Co,  dry  goods,  1337 

Pacific 
Cohn  Samuel,  grocers,  501  Hayes 
Cohn  S  &  Co,   gents'  furnishing  goods 

152  Third 
Cohn  Simon,  clothing,  421  Kearny 
Cohn  Miss  T,  millinery,  428  Hayes  and 

122  Fourth 
Cohn  W  L,  dyeing,  425  Pine 
Cohn  William,  groceries,  1  Franklin 
Cohn  Max,  boots  and  shoes,  23  Hyde 
Cohn  T,  tailor,  821  Jackson 
COHNBEICH    BROS.   Boot  and  shoe 

manufrs,  804  and  800  Market 
Coin  11  &  Co,  hotel,  420  Jackson  "^ 
Coit  B  H,   chairman   of  \he  S  F  Stock 

Exchange  Board 
Cokeley  Jeremiah,    liijuora,  236  Town- 

seml 
Colbert  &  Lynch,  horse  and  cattle  yards, 

cor  Market  and  Tenth 
Collniru  A,  mining  sec,  3 18  Pino  room  15 
Colby  <'  W,  president  ({rangers'   Bank 

of  California,  4'J  (Jaliforaia 
Colby  Z  F,  fruits,  322  Francisco 
Cole  C,  atty  at   law,  U  S  Court  Build 

iiig,  cor  Battery  ami  Wasliiagtoii 
Cole'chaa  I),  real  estato  agt,  304  Mont 
Colo  Edward  P,  atty,  328  Montgomery 
Cole  Oliver  H,  insurance  agent,  cor  Bat- 
tery anil  California 
COLE  &  KENNEYf  brooms,  brushos, 

wood  ami  willow  ware,  1 14  Sao 
Cole  U  lieverly,  physician,  5LS  Sutter 
Cole  Sewurd.  mauager  Salatn.iml  r  Fit 

ting  Co,  317  California 
Cole  Thomas,  mining,  331  Montgomery, 

room  3 
Coleman  A,  barber  shop,  218  Pacific 
Coleman  Mrs  Annie,  bakery,  134  Fifth 
Colanain  C  H,  barber,  527  Sacrametito 
Colcimm  Mrs  Catherine,    clothing,  227 

Third 
Coleman  1),  shoemaker,  15  Hayes 
Coleman  l>  K,  shipsmith,  0  Vallejo 
Coleman  H,  tailor,  521  Hyde 
Coleman  J,  physician,  520  Valencia 
Coleman  Jas  V,  8tock  broker,  300  Mont 
Coleman  .Ino  E  W,  painter,  i)24  Folaom 
Coleniitn  John   W,   stock   broker  S    1-' 

Stock  Exchange  Building 
Coleman  W  P,  (Coleman  &  Smith),  no- 
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COLEMAN  W  T  &  CO,  shipping  and 
commission  merchants,  203  Calitornia 
and  180  Pearl,  New  York 
Coles  A  1>,  painter,  808  Larkin 
Clollans  J,  tailor,  010  Pout 
Collie  W  H  &  Co,  Horists  and  nursery- 
men, 18  Post 
Collins  Barney,  bakery,  1037  A  Folsom 
Collins  C  J  &  Co,  hatters,  227  Montgy 
C'ollins  1),  repacker,  Pringle  Court  uec 

Greenwich 
Collins  Daniel,  fruit,  212  Twenty-fourth 
Collins  1)  B,  livery  stable,  222  Fifth 
Collins  Md  F,  restaurant,  822  Montgy 
COLLINS    &  FELLING,  commission 

and  produce,  420  Sansom 
Collins  Gertrutb   (i,  landscape  painter. 

etc,  324  Turk 
Collins  J  C,  real  estate,  509  hush 
Collins  John,  liquors,  eor  M  and  Tehama 
Collins  Michael,  groceries,  SE  cor  Val' 

lejo  and  Leavenworth 
Collins  Patrick,  groceries,  138  Fifth 
COLLINS  S   P  &  CO,  saloon,    restau- 
rant and  oyster  house,  511  California 
and  320  Montgomery 
Collins  W,  machinist,  1 15  Stevenson 
Collins*  W'appel,  restaurant,  204  4th 
Collins  Wm  H,  atty,  504  Montgomery 
Collopy  Jas,  baker,  053  Bryant 
Coleman  Mrs  A  F,  fancy  goods  and  sta- 
tionery, 433  O'Farrell 
Colman  Bros,  manufs   and  imprs  cloth- 
ing, NW  cor  Sutter  and  Sansom  and 
8\V  cor  Mi>ntgomery  and  Bush 
Colman  J  J,  harnessmaker,  412  Folsom 
Colman  Martin,  saloon,  NE  cor  Kearny 
and  Pine 

COLMAN  N  E  physician,  204  Sutter 

and  1413  Bush 
Colman  Solomon,  tailor,  410A  Pacific 
Colombat  A,  fringe,  gimp  and  trimming 

manufr,  105  Stockton 
Colombo  Hotel,  Zeiro  &  Chiappari  proprs', 

021  Broadway 
Colombo  Market,  s  s  Pacific  bet  Front 

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COLONADE  HOTEL,  <K)o  Law  Smith 
propr,  1200  Market 

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secretary,  007  Washington 
Colton  A  O,  attorney,  023  C'ommoreinl 
Colton  C  F,  druggist,  cor  Polk  and  Eddy 

COLTON  DENTAL  ASSOCIATION, 

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COLUMBIA  PETROLEUM  CO,  (Ven- 
tura Co),  ()  W  Blake  pros,  Jas  Robin- 
son sec,  408  California 

Columbia  Soda  Works,  733  Broadway 

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Colvillo  Samuel,  propr  Cal  1  heatre,  Bush 

above  Kearny 
Colvin  J  A,  plumber,  506  Commercial 
Combination  Wood  &  Coal  Co,  NW  cor 

Gough  ami  Linden  ave 
Commercial  Hotel,  Jno  M  Lawler  &  Co 

manai^era,  NK    cor  Montgomery   ave 

and  Kearny 

COHfllERCIAL    FIRE  AND  MA 
RINE  INS  CO  OF  CAL,  H  Wiae 
pros,  Chas  A  Latou  sec,  405  Cal 

"  COMMERCIAL  NEWS  &  TRADE 

REVIEW,"  Morria  U  Bates  &  Co 
publishers,  423  Washington 

Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co,  John 
Roe  Hamilton  manai^er,  1210  8ansom 

Commerford  P,  wholesale  liquors,  1911 
Hydo 

Commins  &  O'Connor,  impra  and  job1>er8 
wines  and  liquors,  -'04  and  200  Mar- 
ket and  5  and  7  Pine 

Commonwealth  Con  M  Co,  217  Sansom 

Commonwealth  Ins  Co,  210  Sansom 

COMPAONIE  01 NER  ALE  TRANS 
AT L ANTIQUE  STEAMSHIP 
TICKET  AGENCY,  J  F  Fuguzi  agt, 

5  Montgomery  ave 
Compion  P  W,  copyist,  51 1  Montgy 
Comstock  M  Co,  E  W   Scott  see,  137 

Montgomery 
Comto  A  Jr,  manager  Franco-American 

Savings  Bank,  428  Montgomery 
Conant   Benj   H,   confectionery,    1137.i 

Mission 
Concannoii  L,  groceries,  1577  Market 

CONCORDIA  GOLD  &  SILVER  M 

CO,  005  Clay 
Concoi-dia  Mining  Co,  310  Pine,  room  25 
CONDE  JOAQUIN  G.  consul  of  Mexi 

CO,  215  Sansom 
Condon  F  &  Co,  liquors,  20S  Third 
Coney  Mrs  S  A,  dressmaking,  438  Hayes 
California  Silver  Mining  Co,  K  Wegener 

Boc,  414  California 
Congdon  iico,  real  estate,  30!>  Montgy 
Congdon  H  B,  real  estate,  240  Montgy 
Conger  B  T.  printer,  32i»  Sansom 
Congregational  I'ublisliing  Society,  llev 

F  E  Sliearer  agent,  757  Market 
CONKLIN  ENOCH,  sec  Mt  Diablo  Ho- 
tel &  Land  Co,  531  California 
Conkliu'Frank,  stationery,  310  Sixth 
Conklin   P  &  F  (i,  glove  manufs,   535 

Market 
Conklin  I  C,  brush  factory,  418  Fourth 
Conklin  Thompson  &  Co,   commissicm, 

forwarding  and  purchasing,  123  Court 
Conkling  G  W,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

010  Market 
Coulin  &   Uoberts,   metal  roofers,   728 

Mission 
Conlon  Mra  H,  fancy  goods,  707  Hyde 
Conlon  Micliaol,  liquors,  924  Brannan 


Conly  &  Gowell  Con  G   Min  Co,  314 

Montgomery 
Conn  &  Connelly,  liquors,  213  Montgy 
Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Ins  'Co,    315 

California 
Connell  Michael,  grocer,  NW  cor  Twen- 
ty-fourth and  Ellen  ave 
Connell  &  Smith,   paper   hangers,   510 

Geary 
Connelly  Mrs  Fannie,  fruits,  908  Folaom 
Connelly  F  J  &  Co,  liquors,  213  Mont 
Connelly  Jas  &  Co,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 217  Bush 
Connelly  J  &Co,  furniture,  312  Bush 
Connelly  J  D,  justice  of  the  poace,  059 

Washington 
Connelly  Jno  J,  physician,  202  Sixth 
Connelly  Martin,  wood  and  coal,    1008 

Howard 
Connelly  T,  groceries  and  liquors,  2529 

Mission 
Conner  Mrs  J  L,  artist,  865i  Market 
Conner  Wm,  bakery,  7  Webster 
Connerton  Owen,  groceries,  170  Ninth 
Connolly  M  G,  lodgings,  222i  Fourth 
Connolly  &  Kiernan,  liquora,  043  Mercht 
Connolly  T,  poultry,  7,  9  and  II   S   F 

Market 
Connolly  Wm  J,  butcher,  1837  Market 
Connor  P,  boots  and  shoes,  SE  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Taylor 
Conolley   Edward,    liquors,    10  and   18 

Leidesdorlf 
Conor  F,  lapidary,  223  Kearny 
Conra<l  Adam,  liquors,  7  Washington 
Conrad    David,    wholesale  fruits,    nuts 
and  candies,  501  Front 

CONRAD  H  A,  carpenter  and  builder, 

035  California 
Conrad  Mrs  Mary,  fancy  gocia,  151  7th 
Conratl  &  Troell,  hairdressers,  721  Clay 
Conrades  Ferd,  rest^iurant,  012  Market 
Conradt  J,  dcnti  t,  821  Kearny  ' 
Conro  F  D4  Sou,  Hour  mill,  717  to  721 

Battery 
Conroy  J  (S,  furniture  and  bedding,  242 

Third 
Considine  John,  grocer,  21 1  Tehama 
Con  Altar  Min  &  Smelting  Co,  309  Cal 
Con  Amador  Min  Co,  rm  9,  328  Montgy 
Con  Arizona  Min  Co,   J  \V  Thompson 

secty,  rm  9,  310  Pine 
Con  Dorado  Min  Co,  309  California 
Consolidatetl  Imp  Min  Co,  203  Bush 
Con  Pacific  Min  Co,  rm  5,  3.'i0  Pint! 
Con  State  Range  G  &  S  Min  Co,  rui  49, 

309  Montgomery 

CONSOLIDATED  VIROINIA  MIN 

CO,    A  W  Havens  secty,  rm  20,  301) 

Montgomery 
Con  Wyoming  O  M  Co,  309  California 
Constano  P  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  509 

Montgomery 


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Min  Co,  314 

213  Moutgy 
Ins'Co,    315 

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hangers,   516 

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V^ebater 

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222i  Fourth 
lora,  643  Merc  ht 

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Lnt,  612  Market 
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ktiug  Co,  303  Cal 
Vi  9,  328  Montgy 
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Ts,  330  Pino 
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Constine  Bros,  grocers  and  liquors,  Ellis 

and  Larkin,  Eddy  and  Leavenworth 
Consul  of  Spain,   C  Martin,  312  Mont 

CONSULABO  DE  LA  REFUBUC 

]D£  MEXICO,  Joaquin  Qarcia-Conde 
rm  7,  215  Sanscm 
Consumers  Gas  Co,  rm  29,  203  Bush 

CONSULATE  GERMAN  EMPIRE, 

Adolph  Rosenthal  consul,  321  Battery 
Consulate  of    Guatemala,  L  B  Parrott 

consul,  306  California 
Continental  Ins  Co,  216  Sansom 
Continental  Oil  and  Transportation  Co, 

120  and  122  Front 
CONTOLENC  Dt  butcher,  303  Mont  ave 

CONTRA  COSTA  LAUNDRY,  Hal 

lett,  Bartlett  &  Dalton  proprs,  28  Sac- 

mento,  30  Geary  and  158  Second 
Convey  Edward,  butcher,  NE  cor  Hyde 

and  Green 
Conway  Bernald,  liquors,  993  Market 
Conway  D,  liquors,  993  Market 
Conway  James,  saloon,  1200  Market 
Conway  M  G,  harneasmaker,  673  Mission 
Conway   Patrick,  wood    and  coal,    133 

Second 
Cook   Mrs    A  O,  hair  jewelry,   llowera 

preserved,  115  Kearny 
Cook  Bros,  books  and  stationery,  34  6th 
Cook  Mrs  B,  bakery,  521  Fourth 
Cook  Mrs  C  A,  physician,  224  Post 
Cook  Carroll,  atty  at  law,    309  Montgy 
COOK  DANIEL,  mining,  rms  4  and  5 

309  Montgomery 
Cook  E,  wines  and  liquors,  221  Ellis 
COOK  E  E,  plumber,  1210i  Polk 
COOK  &  ELLIS,  leather  belting,  liose 

and  lace  leather  mfra,  37  Fremont 
Cook  Fernando  C,  physician,  716  How'cl 
Cook  <ieorge,  grocer,   446  Clementina 
COOK  0  W  F,  atty  at  law,  137  Mont 
COOK  H  N,  leather  belting  and  leather 

hose,  415  Market 
Cook  J  &  A  M,  hunljer,  pier  '2h  Steuart 
COOK  J  J»  propr  Watkiiis  Yosemite  Art 

Gallery,  26  Montomery 
Cook  John,  hairdresser,  131  Montgy 
Cook  John  H,  poultry,  541  Merchant 
Cook  Kosauth,  artist,  1014  Montgomery 
Cook  M  &  Co,  liquors,  519  Wasliiiigton 
Cook  M  M,  dairy.  Bush  bet  I'ierce  and 

Scott 
Cook  Nathan,  liquors,  221  Ellis 
Cook  Peter,  carpentei  and  builder,  Hayes 

l)et  Broderick  and  Haker 
Cook  Peter,  coffee  saloon,  7  Market 
Cook  K,  carpenter,  1703  Fillmore 
Cook  S  S,  contractor,  528  California 
Cook  Seth,  mining,  309  Montgomery 
Cook  &  Trounson,  carpenter  and  build 

ers,  514  Pine 
Cook  Wm  B  &  Co,  bookbinders.   Ban 

croft  building,  721  Market 


COOKE  WM  E,  (Crowe  &  Cooke),  22 

Montgomery 
Cool  G  W  &  Son,  dentist,  22  Kearny 
Coolidgo  J  A,  secty  Merchant  Exchange 

Asa'n,  Merchants  Exchange  bldg.  Gal 
Cooney  J,  paints,  oil  and  glass,  113  4th 
Cooney  M,  atty  at  law,  rm  7,  636  Clay 
Cooney  John  N,  grocer,  NE  cor  Mary 

and  Natoma 
Cooney  Patrick  H,  capitalist,  420  Mont 
Coons  J  W,  com  merchant,  325  Wash 
Cooper  A,  clothing,  etc,  130  Pacific 
Cooper  Alfred  J,  broom  maker,  638  Val- 

lejo 
Cooper  A  B,  min  secty,  rm  4  328  Mont 
Cooper  AD,  artist,  110^  McAllister 
Cooper  D  T,    agt  Silex  water  filter,  433 

California 
COOPER  EUGENE  T,  secty  California 

Piiper  Co,  10  California 
Cooper  J  B,  capitalist,  328  Montgomery 
Cooper  J  K,  books  and  stationery,  746 

Market 
Cooper  Jno,  liquors.  Wash  and  Montgy 

COOPER    JOHN,  merchant  tailor,  24 

New  Montgomery 
Cooper  Wm,  bakery,  2549  Folsom 
Coos  Bay  Union  Coal  Co,  413  Pacific 
Cope  &  Boyd,  attys  at  laws,  324  Pine 
Cope  &  Da'  is,  stockbrokers,  314  Pin© 
Cope  Thos,  tinner  and  plumber,    1622 

Mission 
COPE  W  W,  president  California  State 

Democratic  Club,  630  Commercial 
Copper  F,8tationery  and  news  8tand,436 

Kearny 
Copson  B,  broom  factory.  322  Davis 
Cora  Con  S  M  Co,  rm  24,  328M»ntgy 
Corbett    Elizabeth    J,     physician,    200 

Stockton 
Corbett  P  J,  livery  stable,  518  and  520 

Hayes 
Corbett  &  Roche,  liquors,  23  Second 
Corbitt  &  Macleay,  wholesale  grocers, 

shipping  and  com  merchants  Portland 

Oregon,  office  218  California 
Corcoran    Frank,    confectionery,    1643 

Mission 
Corcoran  Michael,  fruit,  15  Valencia 
Corcoran  1)  P,  tailor,  614^  Post 
Corcoran  T  H,  tanner.  Day  bet  Doloran 

and  Church 
Corcoran  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes,  101 

Fifteenth 
Cordon  A  &  Son,  barbers,  210  Drumm 
Cordano  Giuseppe,  liquors,  129  Dnpont 
Cordeiro  M  M,  barber,  20  Clay 
Corden  Thos  J,  stationery,  524  Fourth 
Cords  Robt,  mining,  306  Montgomery 

CORE  J  W    &    CO,    (Cunningham'a 

warehouses),  cor  Front  and  (ireea 
Corey  Thos,  stoves,  etc,  202  Pacific 
Corinsou  N,»  barber,  1829  Union 
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Corkery  &  Quill,  groceries,  SW  comer 

Fifth  and  Howard 
Cormack  William,  plumber  and  gasfit- 

ter  and  improved  can  and  box  manui'r, 

S15  Commercial 
Cornuhrens  H,  groceries,  S)88  Howard 
Cornelius  F  O,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

300  Fourth 
Corner  C  W,  physician,  SE   cor  Third 

and  Hunt 
COBNING  &  CO,   wood  and  coal,   11 

Taylor 
CORNWALL  P  B*  wood  and  coal  and 

Alaska  steamsliip  line,  cor  Spear  and 

Folsom 
Cornwall  Wm  A,  atty  at  law,  (!40  Clay 
Comyn  J,  hotd,  212  and  'J  14  First 
Corriveau  L,  hairdresser  and  baths,  1 13 

(icary 
CORTICELLI    SILK    CO,    Brown    & 

Metzner  agents,  5411  Market 
Cory  B  B,  livery  stable,  10115  Market 
Coryell  Jno  IJ,  physician,  315  Fine 
Cosbie  Wni,  harnessmaker,  423  Mission 
Cosgrift'  Mrs  A  G,  milliner,  5()  Third 

COSGROVE   CHRISTOPHER,  atty 

at  law.  (i52  Market 
COSGROVE  &  CO,  real  estate  broken, 

052  Market  >1K  cor  Kearny 
Cosjiriive  Mrs  M, board  and  lodging,  JOO 

McAllister 
Cosgr(..e  P,  Iwardiug '.house,  43  Vallejo 
Cosgrove  WmF,  hairdresser,  1134  Fol 
Cosnif:politan  Hotel  V)lock,  (closed),  iSVV 

cor  Bush  and  iSansom 
Cosmopolitan  Milling  Co,  G2SMont 
Cosmopolitan  Mining  Co,  30it  Mont 
Coso  House,  L  J  Kwell  propr,  411  San 
Costa  C,  liquors,  314  Tacitic 
Costa  Jno,  grocei  ies,  843  Pacific 
Costello  J  V,  saloon,  850  Howard 
Costcllo  M,  grocery,  230  M inna 
Costello  M  &  Co,  house  and  sign  pamt- 

crs,  2M0  Minna 
Costello  P,  bootmaker,  700  Larkin 
Costello  Saml,  licjuors.  Old  Ocean  House 

Eoad 
Costigan   Thos,  wagonmaker,  404  Jack 

COTREL    THOS    JR,  "spiccs,    baking 

powder,  extracts  and  starch, 405 Front 
Cotte  Madam,  laundry,  411  (Jeary 
Cotten  tl  W,  real  estate,  0O4  Merchant 
Cotter  Mrs,  ilower  preserver,  120  O'Far- 

rel 
Cottrell  Edw  M,  insurance,  218  Sansnm 
Cottura  Peter,  basketmaker,  720  Front 
Couch  H   M,  boots  and  shoes,   NE  cor 

Twentieth  and  Valencia 
Coughlin    Jno  D,    butcher,  41   and  42 

CI  rand  Arcade  Market 
Coughlin  J  J  &  Co    carriage  trimmers, 

y03  Folsom 
Coughlan  Mrs,  milliner,  919  Market  . 


Coulbum  T  W,  secy  Twin  Peaks  Min- 
ing Co,  414  California 

Coulter  (}p"  T,  mining  secy,  320San8om 

Coulter  I.obt,  agt  Wakefield  Rattan  Co, 
38  Geary 

Coulter  W  A,  marine  artist,  515  Cal 

Counihan  Jno,  tanner,  Carolina  between 
Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 

Counter  C  E,  house  and  sign  painter, 
1820  Market 

County  Jail,  cor  Broadway  and  Pinck- 
ney  place 

Courg  Jno,  carpenter,  1517  Market 

"COURRIER  DE  SAH  FRANCIS- 
CO," (daily), E  J^erbec  propr,  530  Clay 
Coursen  G  A,  broker,  405  California 
Cousine  A  H,  restaurant,  420  Folsom 
Cousins  Wm<J,  atty  at  law,  40!)  Cal 
COUTOLENC    D,    p<>rk    packer    and 

butcher,  303  Montgomery  ave 
Cowan  U  H,  physician  and  chiropodist, 

230  Kearny 
Cowdery  &  Preston,  attys  at  law,  534 

California 
Cowt^ll  J  H,  real  estate  agt,  621  Sansom 
Cowles  &  Drown,  attys  at  law,  021  Clay 
Cowles  G  W  M,  straw  works,  1017  Mkt 
Cowles  S,  physician,  2017  Mission 
Cowles  Saml,  atty  at  law,  021  Clay 
Cox  Chas,  poultry  and  game,  81  and  82 

California  Market 
Cox  H,  secy  and  librarian  Young  Men's 

Christian  Association,  232  Sutter 
Cox  James  J',  manager  Standard  Firo  & 

Marine  Insurance  Co,  MOti  Sansom 
Cox  Jennings  S,  secy  San  Francisco  Art 

Association,  430  I'ine 
COX   J   W  &   CO.    counnission    mer- 
chants, hides  and  wool 

CUNNINGHAM'S    WAREHOUSE, 

NW  cor  Front  aiul  (hnii 
COX  P  &  BRO,iuauufrs  and  wholesale 

dealers  in  boots  and  8hoe9,320  Sansom 
Cox  Thos  A  &  Co,  seeds,  40'J  Sansom 
Cox  Thos   H,   physician  and  druggist, 

Mission  nr  Twenty-ninth 
Coxen  John,  engraver,  517  Clay  and  510 

and  51(5  Commercial 
Coy  Frank  &  Co,  real  estate,  430     lont 
Coyle  Henry,  boots  andshocs,  402  Tiiird 
Coyle  Jno,  house  'mover,  022  Harrisou 
Coyne  D,  bootmaker,  ItoOA  Howard 
Coyne  Jas,  boarding  stable,  J4  14th 
Crabb  Henry,  variety  store,  806  20th 
Crabbio  John,  fruit,  SW   cor  Twenty- 

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Cradilock  C  F,  atty  at  law,  200  Sansom 
Craig  A,  atty  at  law,  000  Montgomery 
Craig  Mrs  A  G,  stationery,  930  Wash 
Craig  &  Co,  earriagemukers,  14  Taylor 
Craig  Hugh,  insurance  agt,  307  Cal 
Craig  J  &  Co,  blacksmiths,  14  Tyler 
Craig  Jas,  livery,  713,  Commercial 


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Craig  Jas,  liquors,  258  Spear 

Qraig  James  D,  court  commissioner,  328 

Montgomery 
Craig  Jno  Jf,  plumber,  35  Eddy 
CBAIO.  LE£    D,    notary    public  and 

commissioner  of  deeds,  401  Montgy 
Craig  &   Meredith,   attys  at   law,    328 

Montgomery,  room  23 

CRAIO  &  MOSEBACH.    searchers  of 
records,  notaries  public   and  commis- 
sioners of  deeds,  401  Montgomery 
Craig  &  Mosher,  photographers,  22  Kear 
Craig  Peter  &  Son,  undertakers,  22,  24 

and  26  Mint  ave 
Craig  K  P,  mining  and  machinery,  401 

Montgomery 
Craig  Wm,  atty  at  law,  328  Montiiy 
Crall  Mrs  Geo,  milliner,  1527  Market 
Cram  W'm,  saddles  and  harness,  248  3d 
Cramer  Fdwin  F,  cigars,  450  Third 
Crane  A  E,  real  estate  agt,  410   Montgy 

CRANE     &     BRIGHAM,    wholesale 

druggists,  .I'JO  and  522  Alarket  and  lit 

and  21  Sntter 
Crane  C  W,  advertising  and  purchasing 

agt,  318  Tine,  room  3!> 
Cnme  E  .1,  agent,  211  Sansom,  room  3 
Crane,  Hawtinga  &  Co,  liquors,  121  Cul 
Crane  II  F,  atty  at  law,    213  and  215 

Sansom,  room  12. 
('r;ipe&  Kace  Hetinishing  Co,  1J4  Turk 
Crarens   Sisters,  importers   of  patterns, 

126  Post 
Crary  Leroy  R,  butcher,  1127  Howard 
Crawford  A  &  Co,  shipchandlers,  25  and 

27  Market 
Crawfor '  C  D,  dentist,  1415  Stockton 
Crawley  James,      Santa    Clara     Hotel, 

(temperance),  444  and  4 16  Hraunan 
Creamer  Aaron,  barber,  31!)  Sanaom 
Cretan  J  H,  liquors,  eor  Sixth  and  How 
(;reii;h  Jno  I),  atty,  '.)03  Sliotwell 
Crei^htcn  J,  umbrella  maker,  61  Third 
Creiuhton  P,  liquors,  SW  cor  Fifth   and 

Folsom 
Creighton  Mrs  P,  lodgings,  81  Natoma 
Crescent  G  &  S  Mining  Co,  306  Pine 
Cressaglia  M,  restaurant,  15  Tliird 
Crist  A  li,   agt  Central  Pacific  Steamer 

auency,  Washington  Street  Wharf 
CRIST  W  E  &   CO,  machinist  model 

makers,  10  Stevenson 
CRITTENDEN  C  S,  Hvcry  stable,  40i) 

and  411  Taylor 
Crittenden  M,  liquors,  627  Clay 
Crittenden  M  C,  liquors,  114  Second 
Crittenden  &  Moses,  attys  at  law,  5i)  and 

and  60  Merchants,  Exchange  building 
Crittenden  Parker,  auctioneer,   25   Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Croce  &  Marchaud,    »vatchcase  makers, 

621  Clay 
Crockard  H,  shipsmith,  20  Mission 


CROCKER  H  S  &  CO,  wholesale  sta- 
tionery and  printers,  401  and  403 
Sansom 

Crocker  L  &  A,  fancy  goods,  1100  Stock 

Crocker  &  Suydam,  stock  brokers,  218 
Pino 

Crockett  J  B,  atty,  438  Cal 

CROCKETT    JOHN,    mining  secy,    8 

S  F  Exchange  building 
Croesus  G  &  S  M  Co,  328  Mont,  room  5 
Crogan    Thomas,     groceries,     SW    cor 

Sixth  and  Urannan 
Cronan  John,  liquors,   cor  Fillmore  and 

California 
Cronan  W  J,  metal  roofer,  030  McAUs'r 
Croiiin  I)ii.\  id,  grocer,  15'J  Minna 
Cronin  John  J,  painter,  227  Tenth 
Crook  E  W,  shirt  nianufr,  12(5  Kearny 
(.'rooks  WniH,  fniit,  1203  Polk 
Cro(mii)  Wm,  dentist.  823  Market 
CROSBY  WM,  atty,  65!)  Clay 
Cronkey  Jlol)i!rt,  licpiors,  22!)  Hayes 
Crossett  — ,  dental  rooms,  10  Third 
CROSSETT   &C0,  employment   office 

230  Sntcer 
Crossett  James  L,  real  estate,  230  Sutter 

CROSSMAN  &  BAKER,   mine  brok- 
ers, 3l'4  I'lno 
Crostiiunriti  M,  plumber,  2027  Fillmore 
Cr.nidaee  i''  ^V  &  Co,  book  printers,  620 

Merchant 
CROWE  &  COOKE,  steel  and  copper 

plate     en;.'ravers     and     printers,    22 

Montyomery 
CROV/"^    M    L,  (Crowe  &   Cooke),  22 

Monii.fihnory 
Crowe  TimoUiy,  boll  hanger,  115  Fourth 
Crovvell  J  1',  dentist,  215  Kearny 
Crowley  Cornelius,  groeei-,,  334  Third 
Crowhy  &    Co,  grocer,    SW  cor  Twen 

tieth  and  (iuerri'ro 
Crowley  D  F,  grocer,  1338   Washington 
Crowley  George,    plumber  and  stoves, 

230  Mxtlr 
Crowley  &  (ioodnian,  stock  brokers,  446 

Cidiforni.'. 
CROWLEY  P,  chief  of  police.  Old  City 

Hall,  722  Kearny 
Crowley  T  J,  atty  at  law,  42!)  Montgy 
Crown  i'oint  Extension   Mining  Co,  310 

Pine,  room  44 
Crown  Point  G  &  S  M  Co,  203  Bush 
Crown  Point  Ravine  G  &  S   M  Co,  309 

California 
Crown  Sewing  Machine,  634  Market 
Cruikshank  P,  shipwright,  etc,  NW  cor 

Solano  and  Mississippi 
C  rusader  S  M  &  Co,    302   Montgomery 
Crussell  F  R,  bell  hanger,    cor  Fifth  and 

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Crystal  Vinegar  Works,  C  A  Robinson 

propr,  15  Van  Ness  avo 
Cubery  &  Co,  printers,  415  Market 
Cuddy  S  G,  tnilor,  904  Folsom 
Cuello  Joseph  &  Co,  saddler,  525  Pacific 
Cuff  D,  boots  and  shoes,  762  Brannan 

CULBRETH    R  E,  editor.  City  Argus 

Publishing  Co,  405  Kearny 
Cuilici  A,  liquors,  306  Montgomery  ave 
Cullan  T.   liquors,  NVV   cor  Ellis  and 

Devisadero 
Culley  &  Brook,    stoves   and   tinware, 

1006  Market 
Culligan  Mrs  H,  groceries,  218  Ritch 
CuUigan  J,  nursery,  708  Turk 
Cullinan  Dennis  &  Co,  commission,  406 

Commercial 
GULP  J  D  &  COf  manufr  of  cigars  and 

impr  leaf  tobacco,  16  Front 
Culver  Jno  P,  civil  and  hydraulic  engin- 
eer, 204  Sutter 
Culver  S  M,  confectionery,  1214  Market 
Culver  Wm  H,  atty  at  law,  202  Market 
Cumberl.aud  Min  Co,  417  California 
Cumming  J  M,  mining  engineer,  417  Cal 
Cummings  C  C,  bakery,  152  First 

CXTMMINOS,  GIMMEL  &  CO, 

produce,  424  Battery 
Cummings  &    Grace,    horseshoers, 

Leavenworth  and  Ellis 
Cummings  &  O'Connor,  204  Market 
Cummings  &    Hous,    watchmakers 

327  Kearny 
Cummins  P,  atty  at  law,  630  Clay 
Cummings  W  B,  com  merchant,  528  Cal 
Cummins  Thomas,  grocer,  SE  cor  Twen 

ty-second  and  Mission 
Cunard  Line  Royal  Mail  S  S  Co,  Wil 

Hams,  Dimond  k  Co  agts,  202  Market 
Cuneen  Arthur,   grocer,  S\V  cor   Mont 

gomery  and  Filbert 
Cuneo  Augustine,  fruit,  612  Broadway 
Cuneo  C,  liquors,  539  Washington 
Cuneo  Francisco,  dry  goods,  546  Green 
Cuneo  G,   meat  market,   309  and  311 

Broadway 
Cuneo  J,  grocer,  502  Francisco 
Cuneo  J  C  &  Bro,  fruits,  nuts,  etc,  SE 

cor  Pine  and  Dupont 
Cunnane  &   Farrcll,  wood  and  coal,  424 

Fulton 
Cunniff  Wm,  stock  dealer,  Twelfth  and 

Market 

CUNNINGHAM,   CURTISS    & 

WELCH,    importing  and  wholesale 

stationers,  327  to  331  Sansom  (sec  advt) 
Cunningham  R  B,  ins  and  real  estate, 

320  Sansom 
Cunningham  Robert  D,   stationery,  131 

Fourth 
Cunningham  T  H,  liquors,  301  Kearny 
Cunningham  Wm.  secy  The  Safe  Deposit 

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Cunnins  T,  grocery,   SW  cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Mission 
Cunorogato  Ilia,  fruit,  1819  Union 
Curlett  k  Eisen,  architects,  330  Pine 
Curlley  &,  Hughs,  grocers,  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  Alabama 
Curley  1,  liquors,  NW  cor  Twenty-sixth 

ami  Valencia 
Curley  J  H   &  Co,  merchant  tailors,  32 

Montgomery 
Curley  P,  liquors,  cor  First  and  Fremont 
Curley  Miss  M  A,  dressmaking  and  la- 
dies' underwear,  1 100  Stockton 
Curragh  J  M,  pharmacist,  413  Bush 
Curran  &    Bernard,    liquors,    NW  cor 

Clara  and  Berry 
Curran  Hugh,  hotel,  SE  cor  Sansom  and 

Pacific 
Curran  Jno,  hay  and  grain,  SE  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Guerrero 
Curran  Mary  H,  physician,  22  Geary 
Curran  Michael,  baker,  717  Brannan 
Curran    Patrick    L,    saloon,    NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Berry 
Curran  Thomas,  fruit   and  produce,  18 

and  23  Metropolitan  Market 
Currie  Arthur  L,  news  dealer,  514  Post 
Currie  Jno  B,  liquors,  156  Steuart 
Currier  Amos,  pictures,  frames   and  en- 
gravings, 103  Dupnt 
Currier  C  H,  pump  and  block  maker,  28 

Market 
Currier  Willis  J,  agt  American  and  Buf- 
falo Grape  Sugar  Co,  205  Front 
Curry  John,  liquors,  523  Mission 

CURRY  N  &  BRO*  imprs  and  manufrs 

shotguns,  rifles  and  pistols,  113  San 
Curtaz  B,  pianos,  20  O^Farrell 

CURTIN  CALLAGHAN.  dry  goods, 

913  Market 
Curtis  James,  grocer,  480  Jessie 
Curtis  Con  Min  Co,  H  S  Stone  secy,  419 

California 
CURTIS,  DIXON  &  CO,  cigar  manufr. 

309  Clay  (PO  box  998) 
Curtis  E  ll  Mrs,  cloak  and  dressmaker, 

16  Stockton 
Curtis  M,  wine  an<l  spirit  ganger  and 

broker,  123  California 
Curtis  John,  hairdresser,  1146  Market 
Curtis  R,   tanner,   Twenty-eighth  and 

San  Bruno  Road 
Curtis  &  Son,  butchers,  232  Fifth 
Curtis  &  Son,  fish  dealers,  370  Natoma 
Curtiss  C  S,  mining  secy,  203  Bush 
Curtiss  J,  tailor,  3&  Jackson 
Cusack  T  B,  groceries,  715  Brannan 
Cushing  Chas  H,  secy  State  Investment 

&  Insurance  Co,  218  and  220  Sansom 
Cushing  Miss  E,  fancy  goods,  310  Third 
Cushing  Robert,  distiller,  328  Montgy 
Cushman  C  D,  agt  West  Coast  Furniture 

Co,  1601  and  1603  Market 


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Cusick  Ellen  Mrs,  butcher,  1713  Jones 
Cusick  P  F,  collector  Washington  St 

Wharf 
Custom  House,   NW  cor  Battery  and 

Washington 
Cutler  K,  dentist,  715  Clay 
Cutsinger  S  &  Co,  starch,  205  Front 
Cutter  Horace  F,  capitalist,  523  Montgy 
Cutter  James  H  &  Co,  commission,   bE 

cor  Clay  and  Davis 
CUTTINO  JOHN  T  &  CO,  com  mer- 
chants, 407  Front 
CUTTING    PACKING    CO,    Francis 

Cutting  vice-pres,  17  to  41  Main 
Czapkay  L  J,  physician,  127  Montgy 


Dahl  B  F,  stockbroker,  111^  Leidesdorff 
Dahl  C  &  Co,  groceries,  NW  cor  Pacific 

and  Mason 
Dahl  Henry,  butcher,  216  Second 
Dahlcjuist  O  P,  liquors,  433  Bush 
Dahmke  F,   groceries,   cor    Berry  and 

Kitch 

DAILY  EXCHANGE  PUBLISHING 

COt  Thos   11  Lawler  manager.  It)  Bel- 
den  Place 
Daily  John,  saloon,  134  Hayes 
Daily  Jno  T,  plumber,  1038  Folsom 
DAtNGERFIELD  WM  R,  atty  at 

law,  324  Pine,  rms  15  and  16 
Dakin  E  A,  agt  Electric  Pen,  219  San 
Dakiu  &  Libbey,  agt   Commercial  Soap 

Co,  NE  cor  Sacramento  and  Davis 
Dakin  Wm,  fruit,  1037  Howard 
Daley  Mrs  A,  lodgings,  Brenham  Place 
Daley  David,  blacksmith,  606  Sixth 
Daley  E,  butcher,  16  CJuerrero 
Daley   Ellen,    liquors,   cor  Shasta    and 

Illinois 
Daley  James    F,   coal  oil    depot,  2011 

Mission    * 
Daley  M,  hotel,  106  First 
Daley  k  McCarthy,  groceries,  1021  How 
Daley  P  T,  fruit  aud  com  merchant,  305 

Washington 
Dall  J  H,  photographic  materials,  620 

Clay 
Dalland  A,  restaurant,  522  Pine 
Dallman  Louis,  groceries,  teiis  and  cof- 
fee, 17  to  20  Grand  Opera  Market 
DALTON  &  GRAY,  com  merchants, 

404  and  406  Davis 
Daly  B  H,  printer,  009  Merchant 
Daly  John,  livery  stable,  90S  Harrison 
I^ly  John,  liquors,  junction  Market  and 

Post 
Daly  John  C,  liquors,  158  First 
Daly  Mrs  Mary  A,  bakery,  136  Folsom 
BAXiY  F  J|  fruit,   produce  and    com 

merchant,  305  Wasniogton 
Daly  T,  liquors,  709  Davia 


Dama  Signor,  teacher  of  vocal  music 
201  Powell  • 

Dameron  James  P,  atty  at  law,  640 
Clay 

Dames    &   Hayes,    photographers,   716 

Market 
Dammer  4;  Centner,  saloon,  821  Market 
Damon  J,  saloon,  cor  Post  and  Central 

ave 
Damon  J  E,  loan  and  real  estate  agent, 

607  Montgomery 

DAMPF  LOUIS  &  CO,   manufs    pic- 
ture frames  and  passo-partouta,    NE 
cor  Mont  and  Mkt  (under  Hib'a  Bank) 
Dana  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,    310 

Pine 
Dance  Henry,  dealer  oil  stoves  and  coal 
oil,  Catholic  bookseller.  Prof  of  lan- 
guages, 1803  Polk 
Dandanelles  Mining  Co,  411  Cal 
Dane  Jas  Henry,  atty  at  law,  531  Cal 
Daneri  Antonio,  hardware  and  crockery, 

420  Battery 

DANERI  F  &  CO.  wines,  liquors  and 

groceries,  29  Calfornia 
DaijoriJno,  liquors,  131  Pacific 
Danfoi  th  E  P  &  Co,   Benicia  Tannery, 

723  Battery 
Dangers  Bros,  grocers,  NW  cor  Post  and 

Laguna 

DANICHEFF  GLOVE  FACTORY, 

Blumcnthal,  Quinlau    &    Co    propra, 
114JI  Post 
DANIEL  JOHN  &  CO,  marble  works, 

421  Pine 

Daniel  W  L,  plumber,  227  Post 
Daniel  Wm    L,    plumber  and  gaafitter, 

234  Post 
Danielewitz  Miss,  dry  goods,  516  16th 
Daniels  Chas  W,  manager  /Etna  Life  Ins 

Co,  504  Kearny 
Danielson  D  E,  bootmaker,  7  Mission  . 
Daniel  witz   Isidor,    attorney,  13   Mont- 
gomery Block 
Dankemeyer  &  Tostmann,  groceries,  SE 

cor  Geary  and  Dupont 
Danks  J  W,  mining  secy,  306  Pine 
Dann  F  P,  atty  at  law,  604  Merchant 
Dannenberg  Walter,   druugists,  SW  cor 

Sixth  and  Folsom 
DANNENBAUM  J  &  S,  importers  and 

jobbers,  dry  goods,  124  and  126  Sansom 
Dannheimer  L,  merchant  tailor,  539  Cal 
Dantzscher  Otto,  tailor,  633  Washington 
DANUBE- AUSTRIAN  INS  CO,  (Im- 

perial  Koyal,   privileged.   Marine  of 

Vienna),  209  Sansom 
Danvas  Thurifio,  liquors,  44  Sacramento 
D'Arcy  G  H,  fruits  and  vegetables,  2434 

Mission 
D'Arcy  John,  atty  at  law,  214  Sansom 
Dardannellea    Con    Gravel  Mining  Co, 
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Dargneau  Frunk.   pnascnger  agent,  Iowa 

lines,  2  Now  Montgomery 
Darnineyer  M  A  Co,  groceries,   NW  cor 

Seventh  and  Mission 
DaTroll  D,  grocer,  NW  cor  Capp  and 

Seventh 
Darwin  Chas  B,  atty  at  law,  G36  Clay 

DARWIN  C  B  &  MURPHY  D  J. 

attys  nt  law,  (}.'!(>  Clny,  room  18 
Dnethuway  Hall,  VM  iVmt 
Diissinann  Wni,  grocers,  1701  Howard 
Dastugue  U,  butehor,  1 'J  Clay  St  Market 
Dauntless  Sewing  Machines,  (ilM  Market 
Dans  Isidore,  dry  goods,  1400  Dupont 
Daverkosen  F,  butcher,  12512  Bush 
David  &  Lynch,  ^'lumbers  and  gasfittcrs, 

1018  Stockton 
David    L  N,    second-hand   books,   C'25 

Washington 
Daviil    L,    manufs  ^cnta'    fur  goods,  7 

Broadway 

Davidson  Jns  I),  bell  hanger,  812  Market 
DAVIDSON  J  M,  atty,  8  Montgomery 
Davidson  J  1{,  physician,  217  Post 
Davidson  J  W  &  Co,  dry  goods,  103  Kear 
Davidson  M,  crockei/  and  glas8ware,231 

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Davie  John,  dairy  produce,    32  Califor- 
nia Market 
Davies  J  Meredith,  agent  Chicago  and 

Northwestern  R  K,  208  Montgomery 
Davies  It  P,  rigger,  508  Battery 
Davies  S  &  Co,  cabinet  makers,  5>05  Clay 
Davis  A,  tailor,  (»0l»  Third 
DAVIS  A  E,  pros  S  P  C  P.  R,  Pacific 

Land  Investment  Co  and  Bay  &  Coast 

Tel  Co,  20  Nevada  block 
Davis  Alexander,  licjuors,  13  Stcuart 
DAVIS  BROSt   fancy  goods,  notions, 

hats.plated  ware, brackets,  frames,  etc, 

718  Market  and  410  Kearny 
Davis  &  Co,  palace  crockery,   30  Fourth 

DAVIS  &  COWELL,  manufs  of  lime, 
importers  of  cement,  hair,  marble  dust, 
lire  tile,  fire  bricks,  lire  clay,    etc,  211 
and  213  Drumm 
Davis  Capt,  master  schooner,  res  37  Sac 
Davis  David,  cigars,  tobucco,  545  Cal 
Davis  Edward,  tailor,  347  Third 
DAVIS  G  A,  manufr's  agt  for  agricul- 
tural implements,  327  Market 
Davis  (j  E,  physician,  108  Stockton 
Davis  H,  furniture,  730  Montgomery 
Davis  Henry  L,  pres  National  (Sold  Bank 

and  Trust  Co,  401  Montgomery 
Davis  Horace  &  Co,  Golden  (J  ate  Flour 

Mills,  41  to  40  First 
Davis  I,  tailor,  404  Third 
Davis  Jacob,  barber,  17  Geary 
Davis  Jacob,  tailor,  131  Second 
Davis  J  N,  liquors,  NE  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Dolores 
Davia  J  B  F,  insurance  broker,  406  Cal 


Davis  J  T,  supt  Pulverizer  Co,  405  Cal 

Davis  L  H,  atty,  500  Koarny 

Davis  Marks,  merchant  tailor,  R  R  avo 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth  avea 
Davis  Max,  tailor,  1024  Folsom 
Davis  Morris,  furniture,  1040  Folsom 
Davis  Pulverizer  Manufg  Co,  405  Cal 
Davis  Robt,  mdso  broker,  405  Front 

DAVIS  R  D    W   &   GO.    auctioneers 

and  com  inorchants,  21 1  Pino 
Davin  Samuel,  real  estate,  310  Cal 
Davis  &  Sanger,  dentists,  137  Montgy 
Davis  E  k.  Schiuitt  G,  liquors,  NE  cor 

Bush  and  Kearny 
Davis  Sewing  Machine,  Mark   Sheldon 

gen  agt,  130  Post 
DAVIS  W.  harness  and   saddlery   and 

saddlery  luirdware,  410  Market 
Davis  W  H,  real  estate,  320  Sansom 
Davis  Wm  H,  money  broker,    Montgy 

R  E  building 
Davis  Wm  J,  bakery,  23^  Second 
Davy  Silas,  cigars,  tobacco,  1330  Market 
Dawson  (Jeo,  li(iuorH,  321  California 
Dawson  John  H,  druggist,  SE  cor   24th 

and  Alabama 
DAY  THOS,  gas  fixtures,  122  and   124 

Sutter 
Day  A,  liquors,  810  Graenwich 
Day  Robt,  agent  "Guide"  Pub  Co,  521 

Clay 
Day  Silver  Mining  Co,  310  Pino,  ro'      "  5 
Day  T  J,  engraver,  137  MontgouK 
Dayton  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  ' 

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Dayton  Miss  I  E,  artist,  G  Ediy 
DEACON  WILLIAM*  iredumical  en- 
gineer, 131  Main 
Dea<lwood  (}old  Mining  Co,  309  Mont 
Deakin  Ed,  artist,  01 1  Clay 
Deakin  W  F,  Japanese  goods,  028  Sac 
Dean  B  D,  physician,  33  Kearny 
Dean  B  D,  physician,  G05  Ellis 
Dean  K  B  &  Co,  lumber,  22  tWifornia 
DEAN  GEO  A,   propr  Pacific    Straw 

Works,  10  Fourth 
DEAN  0  S,  straw  works,   IG  Fourth 
Dean  <r  S,  dentist,  705  Market 
Dean  W  Y,  carriagemakcr,  53  Beale 
Deane  Coll,  capitalist,  233  Montgomery 

DEARBORN     T    H,     gen     overland 

ticket  agent,  3  New  Montgomery 
Dease  A,  tailor,  31 1  Pine 
Deasy  Bros,  boots  and  shoos,  132  Third 
Deasy  Jeremiah,   insurance  broker,  405 

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Deasy    Jerome,    private  detective,    328 

Montgomery 
Deasy  Mrs  Jerome,  florist,  736  Market 
Deasy  John,  grocer,   SE  cor  Fifth  and 

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De  Bonnet  A,  florist,  519  Post 

De  Bordeaux  C  K,  meats,  etc,  500^  Bush 

De  Bus  H  F  &   (Jo,  coffee   saloon,    604 

Montgomery 
De  Castro  S,  liquors,  400  PaciHo 
Decons  Hrs  H  H,   stationery  and  fancy 

goods,  10  and  18  Polk 

DECKER  CHABLES  W.  dentist,  925 

Market 
Decker  John  W,  grocer,  1031  Hyde 
DeConstant — ,  restaurant,  1119Dupont 
DeCorsey  Jno,  liquors,  *Jol  Third 
DeCourcy  Kdward,    manufra   ngt,   50(5 

Market 
DeCourcy  \\  agent,  120  Sutter 
Dccourcy  Mrs  F,  milliner,  1907  Filmorc 
Di'courtieux  k  Co,  hutchers,   27  and  29 

S  F  Market 
DeDerky  F  F,  physician,  17  Dupont 
Deearey  Mrs   M,  fancy  goods,  508   Six- 

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Deely  Jas,  grocer,  SW  cor  Polk  nnd  Pine 
Deering  J'^  P,  atty  at  law,  038  Mont 
Deering  •)  H  Jr,  attorney,  34  Montgom- 
ery Block 
Deering  M,   civil  engineer,  Fourth  and 

Townsend 
Deerks  ft^folmsoii,  hotel,  18  First 
Deferrari  (r  B,  painter  and  paper  hanger, 

307  Montgomery  ave 
Defiance  (JoTd  Mining  Co,  30!)  Montgy 
De  Fremery  James  com  merchant,  410 

Battery 

DeFEEMERT  JAMES,  prest  s  F 

Savingd  Union,  532  California 
De  Fremery  HS,  ship  and  Custom  House 

broker,  508  Battery 
De  Freyo  B  C,  physician,  1230  Stockton 

DEQAN  L  P,   California    oak-tanned 

belting,  10  Fj^mont 
Degan  P,   stonecutter,    Brodorick,  Ellis 

and  Cemetery  ave  nr  Post 
Degoiier  &  Co,  gen   commission  morohts 

and  ins  agts,  'M)S  California 
Degcnhart  Louis,  tailor,  130  Mont  ave 
Dedroot,  Birge  &  Co,  mining  engineers] 

and  assayers,  318  Pine 
Do  (luigne  C,  agt  Comptoir  D'Escompte 

de  Paris,  401  California 
DeHaro  Mining  Co,  409  California 
Dehuc  &,  Ccrardin,  housesmith,  awning 

maker,  620  Commercial 
DEITZ  A  C  &  CO,  importers  and  deal- 
ers in  paints,  oils,  glass,  varnishes  and 

lamp  stock,  224  Front 
Deitzler  G  VV,  capitalist,  220  Sansom 
De  La  Montanyit  J,  stoves  and  metcils, 

214,  210,  218  and  220  Jackson 
DeLabrousse  A,  veterinary  surgeon,  1513 

Howard 
Delaney  P,   artesian  well    borer,   704^ 

Howard 
Delanoy  F  X,  mining  secy,  315  Cal 


Do  Laveaga  J  V  &  M  A,  capitalists,  258 

Market 
DolerJ,  Irnlies' hairdresser,  12  Kearny 
DelHno  Joseph,  fruit,  127  Third 
Dellepaine&  Co,  commission  meruhauts. 

425  Battery 
DellwigT,  bakery,  1811  Polk 
Deloche  T  B,  poultry  and  dairy  produce. 

2,  4  and  0  H  F  Market 

DeLONO  F,   successor  to  Sweetsor  SC 

DeLoiig,  cider  and    vinegar  inanufr,. 

1 17    Pino  and  Novate    Ranch,  Marift 

county 
Delpliin<i  &   Rosa,   saddle  and  harncas 

manufr,  721  Sansom 
DoLuca({,  Initclier,  1338  Dupont 
Demartini  (I,  bootmaker,  229i  Mont  ave 
Demartini  L  &  Co,  candy  mauufrs.  21L 

Post 

DEMIN6  &  BARRETT,  agts  Buttricit 

&  Co's  patterns,  1 24  Post 
Deming,    Palmer    &    Co,    agts  Capitol 

Mills,  (Hour),  202  and  201  Davis 
Dempsey  J,  marble  cutter,  1069  Market 
Dejnp8(!y  Patrick,  bakery,  Twenty-third 

bet  liryant  ave  and  York 
Dempster  &  Keys,  sliipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  292  Market 
DeMuUford    J    M,   cabinetmaker,  1060 

How  nl 
Denaviaux  &  Maison,  wholesale  liquors, 

NVV  cor  Jackson  &  Sansom 
Denehy  James,  fruit.  Ocean  Beach  Road 

nr  (ioldcn  (late  Park 
Deiigler  Philip,  butclier,  233  Third 
Denhard  J,  pork  packer,  213  Ninth 
Denian  Paul,  second-hand  furniture,  502 

Broadway 
DENIGKE  BEOS,  cigar  manufrs,  310 

and  312  Washington 
Denicke  F,  physician,  539  California 
Denis  Henry,  tailor,  1210  Kearny 
Deniiery     L    L,    secy    French    Mntw.il 

Building  and  Loan  Assn  and  Pacific 

Building  an<l  Loan  Assn,  729  Mont 
Dennis  F  H,  physician  and  surgeon,  305 

Kearny 
!  Dennis  Samuel  W,  dentist,  33  Kearny 

DENNISTON  E  G.  propr  S  F  Plating 

Works,  (J53  and  055  Mission 
Denny   Edward  &    Co,    stationery  and 

drawing  material,  512  Sacramento 
Dennis  S  VV,  dentist,  33  Kearny 
Denny  (i  J,  artist,  408  California 
Densmore  J,  carpenter  and  builder,  208 

Stevenson 
DENT  GEO  W.  U  S  appraiser's  bldff 
Dentler  E  F,  dentist,  205  Mont  ave 
DENZLER  0  A,  atty  at  law,  419  Pine 
De  Pas  Chaa  B,  collector,  625  Wash 
De  Pass  J  M,   stock  itnd  money  brokeri. 

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Depierris  H  A,  physician,  323  Mont  ave 


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D^pen  Mrs  D,  embroideries  and  fancy 
goods,  213  Post 

Dep«y  &  Bowman,  hay  grain  and  milch 
cows,  9  and  11  Bluxome 

Derbaum  John  C,  house  painter,  817 
Market 

SXBBEC  £.  propr  "Courier  de  San 
Francisco"  (daily),  536  Clay 

Dcrbm  &  Meyer,  sawiilers,  27  Coin! 

Derb^-  C  W,  butter  and  eggs,  19  Metro- 
politan Market 

DERBY  E  M*  lumber  and  commission 
merchant,  226  Clay 

Derby  Thomas,  merchant,  320  Sansom 

Derby  Manufacturing  Co,  203  Buah 

Dermot  M  E, dressmaker,  222  Stockton 

De  Roncoray  L  &  Co,  pictorial  painters, 
11  Geary 

d'Erlach  Arnold,  mechanical  engineer, 
13o  Main 

Desimoni  Bros,  fruit.  1105 J  Howard 

Desirello  &  Isola,  grocers,  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion &  Godous 

Desbeck  John,  atty  at  law,  628  Mont 

Desby  Rob,  atty,  611  Clay 

Desbrock  F,  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Brannan 

Desmond  &  Sons,  insurance  agts,  410  Cal 

HiESMOND    THOMAS,  sheriff.   Old 

City  Hall,  722  Kearny 

Desmu  Mme,  restaurant,  327  Mont  ave 

DeSOBLA  ETJC  ^NE,  commission  mer- 
chant, 40  California 

de  Tavel  A,  veterinary  surgeon,  811 
Howard 

Detcls  Branch,  M  Detels  &  N  Schneider, 
i:sE  cor  Pacific  and  Davis 

Detels  &  Co,  liquors,  7  Sacramento 

Detels  M  &  Co,  grocers,  8E  cor  Main 
and  H>iriiiQ:i 

■Detela  &  Schneider,  liquors,  SE  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Davis 

Detgen  Henry,  6I9A  East 

Detrick  Sl  Co,  mauufr  bags,  tents,  awn- 
ings, duck  hose,  twines,  etc,  123  Clay 

Detrick  E  &  Co,  second-hand  bag  dealer, 
124  Clay 

Dettmar  H,  oysters,  47  to  50  Grand 
Central  Market 

r  jttmer  Jno,  liquors,  415  Davis 

DETTNER  GEO.  Clipper  Restaurant, 

311  ami  313  Pacific 
Deucher  Alphonae,  liquors,  2'* 3  Second 
Deuprey   Eugene  N,  atty  r.„  law,   214 

Sansom 
Deutsch  Julius,  harnessmaker,  1408  Polk 
Deutsch  M,    restaurant,    322  and   324 

Bush 
Devany  John  A,  grocer,  10  Heron 
Devaurs  F,  liquors,  643  Broadway 
Devening  Henry  C,  physician,  44  Third 
De  Vorcy  A   F,    real-estate  iigent,   418 

Montgomery 


Deverell  R,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Union 

and  Kearny 
Do  Veuve  H,  civil  engineer,  330  Pine 
Devine  James,  druggist,  214  Kearny 
Devlin  John,  cigars  and  tobacco.   124 

Fourth 
Devoto  Antonio,   fruit  and  vegetables, 

1529  Powell 
Devoto  D,  bootmaker,  609  Vallejo 
Deviieze  F,  sausage  maker,  823  Pacific 
Dewane  A,  dry  goods,  1118  Folsom 
Deweeso  C  Jr,  Bay  Warehouse,  Sansom 

bet  Lombard  and  Greenwich 

DEWEY  &  COf  patent  solicitors  and 

publishers,    "Mining    and    Scientitic 

Press"   and    "Pacific  Rural  Press," 

202  Sansom 

DEWEY   EXJQENE  E,  stockbroker, 

308  Pine 
Dewey  &  Jordan,  jewelry,  433  Montgy 
Dewey  S  P,  capitalist,  308  Pino 
Dewey  W  P,  capitalist,  ;W8  Pine 
Dewing  E  P,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy 
Dewing  F  &  Co,  book  publishers,   agts, 

207  Dupont 
DE  WITT  T  B,  physician,  cor  Butte 

and  Kentucky 
De  Witt  &  McCausland,   carpenter  and 

builder,  320  Jackson 
De  Woloski  Alex  S,  piano  teacher,  8 

Mason 
Dexter  Albert  G,  bell  hanger  and  saw- 
filer,  203  Seventh 

DE  YOUNG  CHAS  &  CO,  publishers 

"S  F  Chronicle,"  NE  cor  Bush   and 

Kearny 
Dexter   Frank,   manufr   and  wholesale 

confectionery,  526  Washington 
Dezaux   A  P,  cigars  and   tobacco,    832 

Market 

DIAMOND  SHIRT  FACTORY.  E 

Reeb  propr,  19  Sansom 
Diana  G  &  S  Min  Co,  J  T  McGeoghogan 

secy,  31 S  Pine,  rm  13 
Dibbleo  Albert,  shipping  and  com  mer- 
chant, 10  California 
Dickasou  Miss  Alice,  artist,  724^  Mkt 
Dickenson  E  J,  hotel,  225  Bush 
Dickenson  J   E,  butcher,  NW  cor  Pino 

and  Broderick 
Dickey  James   R,  liquors.  Sixth  ave  nr 

Fulton 
DICKIE  BROS,  shin  builders  and  naval 

architects,  18  Market;  yard,  Potrero 
Dickinson  E  .1,  hotel,  225  Bush 
DICKINSON  J  H,  atty  at  law,  234 

Montgomery 
DICKINSON  J  N,  atty  at  law.   234 

Montgomery 
Dickinson  J  R,  artist,  6  Eddy 

DICKSON.  DE  WOLF  &  CO,  shipping 

and  com  merchants  and  imprs  wines 
and  liquors,  410  to  414  Battery 


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Dickson  &  Nelson,  grocers  and  butchers, 
NW  cor  Second  and  Bryant 

Dickson  Robt,  manager  Imperial,  North- 
ern and  Queen  Insurance  Cos,  317  Cal 

Diddmann  E,  stationer  and  books,  1506 
Polk 

Dieckmann  &  Rahlmann,  grocers,  SW 
cor  Railroad  and  Fifteenth  aves 

Diederich  Henry,  bakery,  NW  cor  Hyde 
and  Green 

piedering  Leo,  board  and  lodging,  556 
Brannau 

Diefenbacher  (jreorge,  barber  and  cigars, 
9lU  Larkin 

Dieffenbacher  &  Wihl,   as^t  Vulcanized 
Fibre  Co,  318  Front 

Dierck  tc  Hinz,  tlour  mills,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Main 

Diercks  H,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker 
641  California 

Dierkes  &  Hans,  groceries,  432  Folsom 

Dierks  Theodore,  undertaker,  1218  Mkt 

Dieter  Henry,  grocer,  1606  Mission 

Dieterich  H,  truss  and  crutch  manufr. 
Twentieth  and  Hampshire 

Dietle  Chas,  bootmaker,  235  Bush 

Dietrich  Wm    K,   city  and  county   re- 
corder. Now  City  Hall 

Dietsch    G,    tanner.   Twenty-sixth   but 
Howard  and  Capp 

DIETZ    A  C    &    CO,  importers    and 
wholesale  dealers  in  paints,  oils,  var- 
nishes, etc,  lubricating  and  illuminat- 
ing oils,  224  Front 
Dieu  — ,  harness  maker,  1614  Mission 
Diez  &  Ramon,  manufr  Havana  cigars, 

416  Battery 
Diggius  A  C,  contractor,  528  California 
Diggins  Wra  M,  contractor,  528  Cal 
Dikeman   Daniel,  street  contractor  and 

collector,  220  McAllister 
Dillon  Edward,  watchmaker,  508  Bat 
Dillon  Jeremiah,  grocer,  1147  Howard 
Dimmer  L,  groceries,  SE  cor  Broadway 

iHul  Powell 
DINOLET  C  Lt  lumber.  Pier  10  Steuart 
Dingley  T  F,  coffee  and  spice  mills,  325^ 

¥iith 
DINKELSPIEL  L  &  CO,  importers  of 
foreign  and  domestic  dry  goods,  37  and 
3!>  Battery,  cor  Pine 

DINKELSFIEL    &    NORDMANN. 

watchmakers,  tools  and  material,  12U 
Sutter 
Dinkelspiel  S  B  &  Co,  diamond  import- 
ers, 313  Bush 
Di  Nola  Leon,  druggist,  1600  Howard 
Dinsmore  1\,  stockbroker,  228 A  Montgy 
Dippel  &  Mounicot,  wagon  makers,  R  R 

and  Sixth  aves 
Dippel  W  G,  tailor,  106  Dupont 
Diss  k  Co,  groceries,  957  Market 


Ditmar  A  C,  machinery,  626  Fourth 
Di  Vecchio  Stephen,   meat  market,  440 

Hayes  and  371  Mission 
Divisich  &  Buja,  restaurant,  332  East 
Dix  &  Straub,  groceries,  NE  cor  Filbert 

and  Fillmore" 
Dixon  Mrs  Ann,  oyster  saloon,  15  Stock 
Dixon  Bar  Min  and  Hydraulic  Co,  211 

Sansom 

DIXON  &  BERNSTEm,  show-case 

manufrs,  250  and  252  Market  and  12 
and  14  Front  (see  advt) 
Dixon  Clement,  saloon,  8  Summer 
Dixon  G  L,  restaurant,  2645  Mission 
Dixon  Mrs  H  H,  stationery,  1618  Polk 
Dixon  Isaac  A,  contractor,  638  Market 
Dixon  Jno,  capitalist,  238  Montgomery 
Dixon  &  Putnam,  milliners,  48  Geary 
Dixon  Saml,  stock  broker,  238  Mont 
Dixon  T  H,  secy  Addenda  Gold  &  Silver 

Mining  Co,  238  Montgomery 
DOANE  &  CO,   wholesale   oysters,  92 

California  Market 
Doaue  Geo  W,  bakery,  1019  Howard 
Doane  &  Henshelwood,  dry  goods,  132 

Kearny 
Doane  J  G,  hay,  grain,  wood  and  coal, 

NE  cor  Tyler  and  Webster 
Doble  A,  toolmaker,  13  and  15  Fremont 
Doble  A,  prest  Farmers  k  Mechanics' 

Bank,  528  California 
Dobner  Morris,  dry  goods,  1120  Stock 
Dobi'cnsky  Mrs  R,  candies,  616  Larkin 
Dobrogoiski    &  Czquerro,   liquors,   627 

Washington 
Dobrzensky  Mrs  Julia,  bakery,  21  Sixth 
Dobrzensky   Mrs  R,  confectionery,  615 

Lurkin 
Docking  Joel,  brick  mason,  634  Vallejo 
Docking's    Hall,    Joel   Docking  propr, 

407  Montgomery  ave 
Dodge    Bros,     stationers,    printers  and 

rubber  stamps,  116  Post 
Dodge  Danl,  butcher,  159  Steuart 
Dodge  (ieo  S,  capitalist,  302  Mont 
Dodge  k  Gore  van,  merchant  tailors,  511 

Montgomery 
Dodge  M  M  &  Co,    merchant  tailors, 

80iti  Market 
Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co,  wholesale   provi- 
sions   ml  com  merchants,  114  and  116 
Market  and  1 1  and  1 3  California 
Dodfc  3  W  W  k  Co,    wholesale  grocers, 

N  »V  cor  Clav  and  Front 
DOE  B  &  J  9,   wholesale    doors,  win- 
dows and  blinds,  44  to  48  Market 

DOE  CHAS  F,  redwood  and  Oregon 
lumber,  cor  Spear  and  Howard  and 
cor  Beule  and  Bryant 

Doe  J  S,  Pacific  Soda  Co  and  groceries, 
109  California 

Doehring  Chas,  bakery,  336  Third 


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Doeacher  &  Seege8,groceriG8,541  Natoma 
Doherty  H,  hotel,  214  Broadway 
Doherty  J,  plumbing  and  gusiitting,SW 

cor  Pine  and  Kearny 
Doherty  Jno  W,  gen  manager  N  P  C  R 

R,  —  Montgomery 
Doherty  J  W,  vice-prest  and  gen  man- 
ager N  P  C  R  R,  328  Mont,  room  10 
Doherty  Timothy,  f niit  and  vegetables, 

303  Uayea 
Doherty  W  K,  physician,  216  Kearny 
Dohrmann  &  Co,  Washington  Mills,  cor 

Washington  and  Drumm 
Dobs  &   Buchanan,    wagonmakers,  974 

Harrison 
DOLAN  J    W,    manufacturers'    agent 

for  boots  and  shoes,  414  Market 
Dolan  M   E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

920  Howard 
DOLAN   THOMAS)    Champion   Soap 

Factory,  bet  Alabama  and  £1  Dorado 
Dolau  \V  B,  liquors,  145  Third 
Dolbeer  &  Carson,  lumber,  22  California 
Dole  R,  grocery,  cor  First  ave  and  IGth 
Dolliver  Bros,  leather  and>  shoeiiudings, 

107  and  10'.»  Post 
Domenici  Giovani,  boots  and  shoes,  413 

Broa<iway 
DomeniAe  B  &  Co,  tailors,  1335  Dupont 
Domestic  Restaurant,  Donley  &  Jatiues 

proprs,  304  Market 
Domnick  F,  colfee  saloon,  1 6  Folsom 
Donigan  Michael,  grocer,  1317  Sansom 

DON  QUIXOTE  GOLD  &  SILVER 

MINING  CO,  D   F    Verdeual   secy, 

327  Pine 
Donadieu   Maison,    French  restaurant, 

425  Bush 
Donahue  Henry,  Singer  sewing  machine 

otiicc,  394  Hayes 
Donahue  Jas  M,  gen  passenger  and  tic 

ket  agt,  S  F  &  N  P  R  R,  420  Mont 

DONAHUE  P.  preat  S  F  &   North  Pa 
cific  R  R  Co  and  Sonoma  Valley  R  R  Co 
Donaldson  &  Co,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion, 124  California 
Dondero  C,  merchant,  423  Washington 
Donnellan  T,  livery  stable,  719  0'Farrell 
Donnelly,     Dunne    &    Co,      wholesale 

butchers,  GOl  California 
Donnelly  E,  physician  and  surgeon,  802 

Howard 
Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co,  bankers,  436  Mont 
Doaohue  E,  shoemaker,  20  Hayes 
Donohue  H,  painter,  0  Hayes 
Donuhue  J,  hotel,  212  Broadway 
Donohue  Jno,    hotel,  cor    Dupont  and 

Greenwich 
Donohue  Jno,  saloon,  827  Folsom 
Donohue  P,  wagonmaker,  716  Sansom 
Donohue  &  Phelan,  liquors,  33  Second 
Donovan  Daniel,  boots  and  shoes,  1412 
Stockton 


Donovan  Danl,  dry  goods,  1561  Market 
Donovan  M  A,  fancy  goods,  1561  Mkt 
Donovan  M  J   &  J  J,   painters,    1006 

Mission 
Donovan  &  O'Donnell,  restaurant,  1303 

Polk 
Donovan  T,  bootmaker,  15  Merchant 
Donzelmann  Jno  F,  insurance  broker, 

225  Sansom 
Doolan  Mrs  M,  grocery,  NE  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Fulton 
Dooley  &  Boylan,  liquors,  316  Fourth 
Dooley  Mrs  Lucy,  liquors,  546  Mission 
Dooley  Patrick,  grocer,  SE  cor  Bay  and 

Hyde 
Doonan    Miss  M,   dressmaker,   SE  cor 

Railroad  and  Tenth  ave 
Doran  Joseph,  groceries,  745  Brannan 
Dorcy  &  Co,  wines  and  liquors,  112  Du- 
pont 
Dore  Benj  &,  Co,  printers,  512  Sac 
Dore  Maurice  &   Co,    real   estate   and 

stock  auctioneers,  410  Pine 
DORETT  H.  printing  inks  and  manu< 
facturers'  agent,  512  Commercial 

DORETT  JOSEPH  H,  manufacturers' 

agent,  120  Sutter 
Dorgeloh  Bros,  grocers,  1250  Mission 
Dorgeloh  Louis,  saloon,  130  Fourth 
Dorler  &  Hibzenger, bootmakers,  3174th 
Dorman  Wm  F,  grocery,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  Fifteenth 
Dom  G  W,  physician,  530  O'Farrell 
Dorn  G  W  &  Co,  gen  mdae,  316  Cal 
Dornerguo    &    Bourdice,     liquors,    618 
Sacramento 

DORNIN  GEO  D,  secy  Fireman's 
Fund  Insurance  Co  of  Cal,  401  Cal 

Dorr  L  L,  physician  and  surgeon,  1 18 
Dupont  and  538  Turk 

Dorran  F,  litjuors,  736  Montgomery 

Doschen  C,  grocery  to  liquors,  NW  Bat- 
tery to  Jackson 

DOSCHER  H,  groceries,  SW  cor  Pierce 
and  O'Farrell 

Doseher  Henry,  grocer,  SW  cor  Michi- 
gan and  Shasta 

Doseher  &  Von  Bargen,  grooaries,  1101 
McAllister 

Doty  &  Smith,  liquors  and  billards,  SE 
cor  Howard  and  Sixteenth 

Double  Standard  Gold  Min  Co,  309 
Montgomery,  rm  62 

Doud  A,  stockbroker,  3.37  Pine 

Dougherty  D,  coal  and  wood,  1321 
Minna 

Dougherty  Daniel,  liquors,  7  Sixth 

Dougherty  P  E  &  Co,  printers,  412  Com- 
mercial, 411  Clay 

Doughty  W,  wool,  3  Spear 

Dou^as  Bros,  groceries,  SE  cor  Oak 
and  Octavia 

Douglas  J,  hotel,  1 U  Jackion 


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Douglas  Jos,  shoemaker,  523  Pine 
Douglas  W  A,  physician,  126  O'Farrell 
Douglas  W  A  &  Co,  gen  com  merchant, 

106  Washington 
Douglas  Wm,   stoves  and  tinware,  240 

Fourth 
Douglass  James,  boarding    house,    215 

Broadway 
Dow  Martin,  variety  and  notions,  124 

Second 
Dowd  D,  boarding  house,  625  Davis 
Dowda  G  W,  grain  and  wool  merchant, 

202  Cal 
Dowdall  J  F,  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  543 

Hayes 

Dowland  MrsS,  fancy  goods,  1329  Bush 
Dowling    E<lward,    livery    stable,    610 

Howard 
Dowling  J,  fish,  10  and  12  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market 
Dowling    Richard,    livery    stable,    621 

and  623  Grove 
Downesft  Deery,  plumber,  43  Second 
Downey  Mrs  Charlotte,  grocer,  450  Te- 
hama 
Downing  A  F  &  Son,  wholesale  drugs  and 

proprietory  specialities,  14  Second 
Downing  Thos,  painter,  615  Mission 
DOWNING  W  W,  capitalist,  NE   cor 

Kearny  &  Market 
Downie  Wm,  novelty  works,  6  Eddy 
Doyle  Mrs  A,  variety,  534  Sixteenth 
Doyle  &  Earlier,  attys  at  law,  323  Cal 
Doyle  C  A  &  Co,  Japanese  goods  and  an- 
tiquities, 4  New  Montgomery 
Doyle  &  Cashman,  liquors.  Third  and 

Howard 
Doyle  Daniel  P,  furniture,  214  Fourth 
DOTLE  E  H,  Fulton  Livery  Stables, 

248  Third 
Doyle  George  S,  dentist,  331  Kearny 

DOYLE    HENRY  &  CO.  gen  com 

merchants, twines,  fishing  tackle,  nets, 

etc,  511  Market 
Doyle  Jno,   contractor,  N  W  cor  Geary 

and  Central  ave 
DOYLE  JOHN  E,  liquors,  31 1  Bush 
Doyle  Jno  T,  atty,  323  California 
Doyle  N  &  Co,  stockbrokers,  317  Mont 


Drasen  JosM,  confectionery,  1012  Pierce 
Drather  P,  cigars,  79  Fourth 
Draylor  VV  W,  mining  secty,  309  Mont 
Drechsler  Louis,  boots  and  shoes,  9-* , 

Bryant 
Drell  Mrs  F,  lodgings,  12  BrenhamPlace 

DFESBACH     WM.    com   merchant, 

grain,  316  California 
Drescher  Chas,  barker,  535  Geary 
Dresen  Joseph  E  M)  bakery,  1012  Pierce 
Dreyfus  B  &  Co,  Cal  wines  and  liquors, 

521  and  523  Market 
Dreyfuss  Julius,  lamps,  oils,  otoves  &c, 

14  Dupont 
Dreyfus  Th,  dryer,  25  Sixth 
Dreyer  Diederick,  grocer,  NE  cor  Napa 

and  Illinois 
Drinkhouse  J   A,  wholesale   agent   for 

Kerbs  &    Spies  cigars,  and  dealer  in 

tobacco,  S\V  cor  Battery  and  Sac 
Driscall  Cornelius  E,  bath  house,  2210 

and  2212  Powell 
DriscoU  Bros,  grocei's,  cor  Fourth  and 

Minna 
Driscoll    C,    bootmaker,    Chesnut    and 

Francisco 
Driscoll  Mrs  M,  fancy  goods,  1553  Mkt 
Driscoll  M  J,  wood  and  coal,  904  How- 
ard 
Driscoll  T,  wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Capp 

and  Seventeenth 
Drodaz  Mattio,  chop  house,  501  and  503 

Hist 
Droge  G  F  C,  variety   store,  SW  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Mission 
Drossel  .1  H,  druggist,  1201  Powell 
Drouet  11,  piNrk  pack^jr,    1420  Stockton 
Drcuilliiit  J,  billiard   t.ible  mauufr  and 
■ihinet  maker,  308  Sutter 
>vvn  A  N,  atty  at  law,  621  Clay 
Diiii-ktT  John,  f^rofcries,  NE  cor  .Six^ll 

an. I  Mission 
Drv.cker  \V  M    luntist,  224  Stockton 
Druhe  John  ii,  gmcer,  1334  Howard 
Druid's  Hall,  413     uttor 
Drum  — ,  attorney,  715  Clay 
Drummond  k  Lemont,  wood  and  c 

433  and  435  Valencia 
Drury  Wm, merchant  taib u.  (533  Kearny 


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D'Oyly  &  Nigel,  stockbrokers,  317  Mont 

DRABY  DAVID,  picture  frames,  etc 

230  Fourth 
Drady  Thos,'tailor,  151  Fourth 
Drager  &  Diederichsen,  hotel,  608  and 

610  Sixth 
DRAKE  E  B,  atty  and  law,  646  Wash 
Drake  &  Eknerson,  fruit  com  merchants, 

521  and  523  Sansom 
Drake  Geo  W,  wood,  foot  of  Battery 


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Doyle  Rodney,  blacksmith,   822  Folsom,  Duane  C  P,  real  estate,  63(i  Clay 
Doyle  &  Wilson,  ship  and   freight  brok-  Duane  E,  butcher,  6(Jrand  Central  Mkt 


DuBois  Si  King,  gen  com  and  ft)rw;irdiug 

merchants,  416  Battery 
DuBravcie  Dinke,  restaur;w  ai  Polk 

DuBrutz  F  C  M,  atty  at  la\^ ,  •-:34  Mont 

DXJCASSE  At  manufr  artificial  flowers, 
and  importer  millinery  goods,  807  i 
Mission 
DuCastel  E,  French  teacher,  327  O'Farl 
Ducato  G,  fish,  21  Metropolitan  Market 
Dudgeon  Ed,  street  contractor,  22  Mont 
Dudgeon  Eneas  M,  machini8t,706  Minna 


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Dudley  &  Dudley,  attys   "i   law,  Old 

City  Hall 
Dudley  Min  Co,  309  Montgomery,  rm  22 
Duff  &  Co,  com  merchants,  316  Davis 
Duffey  Bros,  liquors,  631  Merchant 
Duffey  Bros,  poultry  and  game.  Bay  City 

Market 
Duffey  E,  fish,  237  Sixth 
Duffey  William,  restaurant,  1055  Mkt 
Duffy  Bros,  marble  works,  23  Tyler 
Duffy  E,  grocer,  914    Sau«nm 
Duffy  J  J,  vegetables,  9,  10,  42,  44  Cen 

tre  Market 
■Duffy  T,  garden  rustic  work,  cor  O'Far 

rell  and  Leavenworth 
Dufour  A,  artist,  612  Fourth 

DUOAN  FATRICK,  grocer,  520  First 
Duggan  Edward,  saloon,  131  Fifth 
Duggan  T,  wood  and  coal,  1019   Clay 
Dugray  Frank  A,  atty,  426  California 
DIJHEM  C  &  CO,  Photograph  Art  Gal- 
lery, 7:^9  Market 

BUISENBERT  CHARLES  &    CO. 

importers,    commission  agents  North 

German    Lloyd    Steamship    Co,    314 

Sacramento 
Dulicn  H  J,  butcher,  903  Pacific 
Dulion  Leon,  butcher,  705  Pacific 
Dulion  Leon,  liquors  and  lodgings,  1031 

Dupont 
Dumout  Victor,  commission  merchant, 

712Sansom 
Dumore  Wm,  horse  shoer,  3  Anna 
DUN  R  G  &  CO,  The  Mercantile  Agency, 

Jay  Lugsilin  manager.  ;^:.'0  California 
Dunand  Louis,  atty,  7  Montgomery  ave 
Dunbar  L  L,  dentist,    2."$  Ke;irny 
Duncan  George  &  Co,  asphaltum  roofer, 

052  Market 
Duncan  J,  tanner,  Brannan  but   Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Duncan  Johu-M,  plumber,   1130  Mission 
Duncan  Wm,  lestaurant,  113  Seventh 
Duncan  Wm,  horseshoer,  220iLcav 
Duncan  Wm  L,  stock  broker,  306  Mont 
Duncan  Wm  T,  stock  Ijroker,  312  Pine 

DUNHAM.  CARRIOAN  &  CO.  )>  r.l 

ware,  miuiug  supplies,   machine  ti  'Is, 

iron,   steel   and  metals,  107,    109  and 

111  Front 
Dunham  Patrick,  liquors,  418  Pacific 
Dnnker  Christj  butcher,  322  Folsom 
Dunlap  Albert,  upholster,    15'204  Dup 
Dunlap  Annie  W,  physician,  214i  Sixth 
Dunlap  D    L,    cigars  and    tobacco,  21 

Leitfesdorff 
Dunlap  John,  retail  grocer,    327  Tehama 
Dunlay  Wm,  grocery.  SE  cor  Grove  and 

Buchanan 
Dunlevy  Jeremiah,  harness  and  saddlery, 

178  Jessie 
Dunn  ft  Blutcher,  hay,  grain  and  feed, 

NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Lombard 


Dunn  D  E,  barber,  330^  Montgomery 
Dunn  H   D,  fishing  tackle    and  lamps, 

405  Front 
Dunn  J,  grocer,  718  Stockton 
Dunn  J,  wood  and  coal,  905  Pacific 
Dunn  John  J,   pattern  maker,    143  and 

145  Fremont 
Dunn  John  P,  city  and  county  auditor, 

New  City  Hall 
Dunne  &  Co,  liquors,  30!)  Third 
Dunne  James,  bootmaker,  1622  Mission 
Dunnigan  &  O'Dea,  horseshoers.  130  Post 
Dunning   Mrs    K   M,    dressmaker,    126 

Kearny 
Dunning  Thomas,  grocer,  253  Clara 
Dunny  Laurence,  saloon,  200  Fourth 
Dunpny  &  Hildreth,  cattle  dealers,  504 

Kearny,  room  1 
Dunphy  L,  tailor,  2010  Polk 
Dunsmuis  &,  Diggle,  coal,  620  East 
Dupont  Otto,  hairdresser,  1419  Octavia 
Du  Py  Octave  G,  atty,  315  California 
Duperu  N,  secy  Giant  Powder  Co  and 

Atlantic  Powder  Co 
Dupuy  Eugene,  physician,  317  Stockton 
Dupuy  Mrs  Hattie,  hair  dressing,   1023 

Market 
Dupuy  J  &  Co,   carriage   maker,    630 

Broadway 
Dupuy  T,  feathers,  739  Broadway 
Ihirand  Adrian,  interpreter  and  collec- 
tor, 604  Merchant 
Durbrow  A  K,  mining  secretary,   309 

Montgomery,  room  69 
Durien  Clias  &  Wm,  hotel,  1309  Stock 
Durban  Jos,  grocer,  143  Clara 
Durij  John,  liquors,  545  First 

DXTRK  &  HINZ,  proprs  Yolo   Mills, 

cor  Mission  and  Main 
Durkeo  John   L,  fire  marshal.  Old  City 

Hall,  722  Kearny 
Durkin  John   M,    real  estate   and  note 

broker,  507  California 
Durkiii  P  &  E,  real  estate  agents,  507  Cal 
Durney  Miss  I,  variety  store,  1532  Tyler 
DU  ROSE  F  F.  bed  comforter  factory, 

29  Second 
Durroux  fc  Favarel,  liquors,  1500  Polk 
Diissol  Gustavc,  capitalist,  522  Montgy 
Dutard  H,  grain  and  produce,  217   and 

219  Clay 
DUTCH  WM.  dentist,  24  Montgomery 
Dutcher  Mrs  S   L,  photographic   views, 

8  Montgomery 

DUTTON  HEIfRY  JR.  wholesale  and 
commission  dealer  in  hay  and  grain, 
pier  7  Steuart 

DUTTON  &  WITHINGTON.  imprs 

and  m'.nufg  stationers,  306  California 
Duvalle     ,  hoU',  619  Broadway 
Duveneelf  ',  Co,  groceries,  NW*^  cor  Sev- 
enteenth   and   Dolores,   and    SE   cor 
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DWELLE  J  H,  sewing  machines,  507^ 

Stevenson 
Dwelling  H  use  Underwriters/Hutchin- 
aon  &  Mann,  gen  agts,  322  and  324  Cal 
Dwinelle  J  W,  atty,  509  Kearny 
liwinelle  Samuel  H,  atty,  526  Montgy 
Dwyer  &   Cartan,  wholesale  cigars,  513 

Sacramento 
Dwyer  Geo  R,  grocer,  NE  cor  Dupont 

and  Francisco 
Dwyer  J,  physician,  219  Pacific 
Dwyer  John,  boots  and  shoes,  523  Dupt 
Dwyer  Michael,  fruit,  337  Sixteenth 
Dwyer  Timothy,  liquors,  NW  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Howard 
Dyer  J  S,  contractor,  528  Cal,  room  6 
Dyer  J  S,  liquors,  628  Merchant 
Dyer  M,  stoves,  etc,  749  Mission 
Dyer  W  D,  portrait  painter,  62  St  Ann's 
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Eagan  E,  boarding,  510  Mission 
Eagan  Richard  J  &  Co,   furniture,  807 
Howard  

EAGLE  BRASS  FOUNDRY  AND 

FINISHING  WORKS,     Greenberg 
&  Co  prmirs,  205  Fremont 

EAGLE  BREWERY,  w  D  Smith 

propr,  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Fourteenth 
Eagle  Coffee,  Drug  and  Spice  Mills,  N 

Pearson  &  Co  proprs,  8  and  10  Stev 
Eagle  Silver  &  Copper  M  Co,  310  Pine 
Eagles  &  Wild,  lifiiiors,  602  Mission 
EAGLESON   &  C0>    mens'   furnishing 

goods,  4  and  6  Kearny 
Eagleson  &  Deveau,  marble  impr,  G  Lan- 

don  Jr  agent,  cor  Bdwy  and  Sansom 
Eakius  M  A,  milliner,  24  Kearny 
Fames  Manly,  cigars,  1231  Market 
TiATtL  EDWIN  F,  fruit  packer  and 

shipper,  329  Market 
Earl  John,  liquors,  SE  cor  Drumm  and 

Clay 
Earl  John  O,  mining,  401  Cal,  room  2 
EARL  J  &  SON,  manufs'  agents  and 

commission  merchants,  329  Market 
Earl  W,   forwarding    and   commission 

merchant,  226  California 
Earle  Halford,  insurance  and  advertising 

agent,  415  Market 
East  Crown  Point  G  &  S  M  Co,  328  Mpnt 
East  Mammoth  G  &  S  Min  Co,  330  Pine 
East  Mount  Diablo  Min  Co,  324  Pine, 

room  1 
East  Noonday  G  &  M  Co,  203  Bush 
East  Sierra  Nevada  G  &  S  Min  Co,  324 

Pine,  rms  8  and  10 
Easterly  Rancho  Co,  N  K  Masten  pres, 

12  Montgomery 
Eastern  Belle  Gold  &  Silver  Min  Co,  309 

Montgomery,  rm  22 


EASTERN  CIDER  CO,  I>  G  Mitchell 

supt,  719  Bryant 
Eastern  Oregon  Land  Co,   Edw  Martin 

manager,  20  Montgomery 
Eastland  Chas,  liquors,  112  Berry 
Eastman  Mrs  E   R,   portrait    painter, 

etc,  11  Kearny,  rm  18 

EASTMAN  F  &  C3.  printers,  509  Clay 
and  513  Commercial 

Eastman  Thos  S,  carriages,  40  to  46  New 
Montammery 

EASTON  &  CO.  real  estate  and  house- 
brokers,    22  Montgomery 

Easton  Fred  VV,  secty  S  F  S  &  T  Co, 
Jackson  st  wharf 

Easton  John,  cabinet  maker,  261   First 

Easton  O  W,   min  engineer,  22  Montgy 

EASTON  W,  manager  Washington  Ir- 
rigation Co,  22  Montgomery 
EATON   CHAS  S,  Hazleton  Bros  cele- 
brated pianos,  647  Market 
Eaton  Fred  W,  secty  S  F  S  &  T  Co.,Tack- 

son  st  wharf 
Eaton  James,  physician,  314  Hayes 
Eaton  J  F  &  Son,  wood  and  coal,  Third 

st  wharf 
Eaton  &  Son,  wood  and  coal,  717  Vala 
Eaton  T  F,  saloon.  Point  Lobos  ave 
Ebbets  Arthur  M,  coal,  113  to  115  Sac 
Ebbinghausen  H  &   Co,  groceries,  NW 

cor  Twenty-first  and  Mission 
Ebbinghausen  Henry,  groceries,  SE  cor 

Howard  and  Third 
Ebeling  &  Richter,  manufr  jewelers,  620 

and  622  Merchant 
Eber  Albert,  dry  goods,  102  Sixth 
Ebert  Mrs  E,  Branch  Bakery,  323  5th 
Ebert  Julius,  crockery,  1417  Stockton 
Eck  A,  bakery,  804  Greenwich 
Eckel  Jno  N,  physician,  324  Geary 
Eckford  R,  tailor,  122  Tyler 
Eckle  Fred,  liquors,  634  Pacific 
Eckstein  Alfred  B,  cigars  and  tobacco,  5 
Leidosdorff 

ECKSTEIN  &  SCHOENBTJRG,  Hq- 

unrs  and  billiards  (old  headquarters), 
NW  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Eddy  N  B,  insurance  broker,  322  Cal 
Edelmann  Jos,  locksmith,  721  O'Farrell 
Edgar  John,  boots  and  shoes,  104  Jack 
Edgerly  S  A,  stationery,  203  Mont  ave 
Edgerton  Calvin,  atty  at  law,  331  Mont 
Edmonds  M  A,  judge  of  superior  court 

No  6,  628  Montgomery 
Edmonds  P  A,  hairdresser,  119  Sixth 
Edmonds  &  Taylor,  riggers.  Union  bet 

Battery  aud  Front 
Edonart  &  Cobb,  photograph  guilery,504 

Kearny 
Edwards  D,  pawnbroker  and  gen  mdse, 

653  Washington 
Edwards  Mrs  D,  dressmaker,  121   Stock 
Edwards  Ellis,  min  secty,  330  Pine 


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Edwards  Frank  G,  carpets,  paper  hang 

ings,  etc,  628  to  634  Clay 
EDWARDS  J  G,     publisher     "Coast 

Review"  (monthly  insurance  journal), 

320  California 
Edwards  Perry,   dairy  produce,  332  6th 

EDWARDS.  PICKEKS  &  FULTON, 

proprs  "The  Commercial  Agency,  401 

California 
Edwards  R  M,  importer  of  optical  and 

mathematical  instruments,  3ti5  Kear 
Edwards  &    Son,  manufr  jewelers,  618 

Merchant 
Edwards  &  Stephens,  fish  and  oysters,  33 

Central  Market 
Edwards  T  M,  druggist,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Jackson 
Edward  Wm  &  Co,  stockbroker,  303  Pine 
Edwards  W  T,  groceries,  1603  Mission 
Eel  River  &  Crescent  City  Steamer  Line, 

T  P  P  \Vhitelaw  agt,  foot  of  Second 

EFINGER    CHRIS,      hardware     and 

crockery,  623  Pacific 
E^an  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  416  Hayes 
EOAN  MJ,  "tty  at  law,  103  Montgy 
Egan  R  J  &  Co,   second-hand  furniture, 

807  Howard 
Egan  W,  liquors,  43!)  Valencia 
EGERTOX  HENRY  C,com  mcrcliant, 
mill    and  mine  supplies,  cutlery  and 
agent  Peter  Bros  Duryeas  Starcli,  16l> 
California,  rm  7 
Eggeling  Mrs  C,  millinery,  1 120  Market 
Eggers   &  Co,    com  merchants,  208  and 

210  California 
EGGERS  HENRY,    grocers  and  liq- 
uors, 228  Braiinau 
Eggers.)  C,  miuing,41!)  California  rm  11 
Eggers  J  FG,  saloon,  r)33  California 
Eggers  Mrs  Mina,  bakery,  10 lU  Pacific 
Eggert  W,  hotel,  724  Mission 
Egglestou  A  T,  agt  Wilcox  &  (lil)bs'  sew- 
ing machines,  124  Post 
Eggletou  (Jeorge,  livery  stable,  11'.)  and 

121  Jackson 
Ehinger  Pv,  liquors,  loOl  Mason 
Ehlen  &  Co,  grocers,  873  Washington 
EHLERS  J.   livery  stable,  1221  Pierce 
EHLERS  JOHN,  hotel,  1221  Pierce 
Ehlcrs  Wicchen,  grocories.SW  cor  Kenr- 

ny  and  Vallejo 
EhmannChasE,  photograi)licr,    115  4th 
Ehrenberg  T  A,  phj'sician,  316  Sutter 
P^hrenpfort  Wm,  carpets,  14  Third 
Ehrhard  Adam,  clothing,  264  Third 
Ehrhardt  George,  boots  and  shoes,  106 

Dupont 
Ehrhorn  A,  bootmaker,  1220  Larkin 
Ehrhorn  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  305 

Dupont 
Ehrhorn  R,  bootmaker,  405^  Turk 
Ehrich  R,    grocer,  SE   cor  Vallejo  and 
Battery 


Ehrich  James  E,  stockbroker,  326  Pine 
Ehrman  M  &  Co,  importers  and  whole- 
sale grocers,  104  to  110  Front 
Ehrman  M    &    Co,  soap  manufrs,   110 

Front 
Eibenlaub  John,  liquors,  412  Jackson 
Eichers  Jno,  physician,   310  Mont  ave 
Eichler  Heury,  tailor,  7  Turk  and  118 

Taylor 
Eichost  Frederick,  saloon  28  LiedesdorfF 
EickhoflF  &  Graber,  poultry,  game  and 

fish,  82  to  84  Centre  Market 
Eickhoff  Henry,  atty,  436   Montgomery 
Eickhorat  &  Lehmus,  groceries,  NW  cor 

Greenwich  and  Pierce 
Eidingcr  E,  tailor,  2239  Minna 
EighfHundred  Silver  Min  Co,  330  Pine 
Einsfeld  Peter,  hairdresser,  650  Mkt 
Fvinfeldt  Mrs  Martha,   bakery,   501)  Miss 
Eiselbaoher  S,    boots  and  shoes,    1404,\ 

Powell 

EISEN  BROS,    propr   Pioner  &   Alta 

FlouringMills,  mills  Stevenson  above 

First 

Eisenberg  A,  wholesale  jeweler,  206  Kear 

Fiisenberg  &    Bro,    cigar    manufrs,  603 

Front 
Eisenberg  I,  merchant  tailor,   130  Mont 
Eisenschimel  Carl,  teacher  of  penman- 
ship and  drawing,  235  Kearny 
EisfelderWm,  ins  agt,  202  Sansom 
Eitner  Rudolph,  wood  engraver,  62i)Clay 
I'^kelund  1\,  gi>ld  and  silver  plater,  62O 

^Icrchant 
Elder  Bros,  dry  goods,  317  Hayes 
Elder  &  Dobbie,  stoves  and  tinware,  60G 

Clay 
Elder  &  Harpstcr,   coal  yard,    NE  Bu- 
chanan &  Hayes 
Elder  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  256  First 
Kl  l^orado  South  Min  Co,330  Pine  rm  18 
EldridgoB(r,  groceries  and  dairy^pro- 

duce,  17  Metropolitan  Market 
EMri<lge  J  (),  auctionwr,  301)  Sansom 
Kldritlgo  sewing  machines,  ()34   Market 
El(lritli;e  Oliver,  vice-pres  Spring  Valley 

Waterworks,  516  California 
lUectric  Min  Co,  328  Montgy 
Electric  Pen  Writer,   J  D  Haines  propr, 
I  OS  Leidesdorff 

ELFELT  A  B  &  CO.  manufrs  and  im- 
porters clothing  and  furnishing  goods, 
•108  and   1 10  Sansom 

Eliaser  1,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  315 
Hayes 

l^licourt  &  Boisseau,  barbers,  217  Mont- 
gonuM-y  ave 

Eliot  Insurance  Co,  200  Sansom 

ELITE  RESTAURANT,  Liebsduitz 

&  Gregory   proprs,    SE  cor  Pine  and 
Montgomery 
ELLEAU    H,   manufacturing  jeweler, 
208  Sutter 


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12  Jackson 
10  Mont  ave 
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28  Liedesdorff 
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Montgomery 
leries,  N\V  cor 

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n  Co,  330  Pine 
r,  GoO  Mkt 
iery,   501)  Miss 
1  shoes,    14(UJj 


Pioner  &   Alta 
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iweler,  20G  Kear 
•    inanufrs,  COS 

lilor,  139  Mont 
ler  of  penmaii- 
Kcarny 
O-J  SansDm 
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ilver  plater,  G'iO 

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maiiufrs  and  im- 
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and  jeweler,  315  I 

jrljcra,  217  Mont- 

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lNT.    Liebschntz 
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Ellen  Gowen  Mining  Co,  309  Mont 
Ellenbergen  C,  butcher,  2  Mission  Mkt 
Ellenberger  G,  sausage,  61  Centre  Mkt 
EUenbrock    Fred  &  Co,  groceries,  NW 

cor  McAllister  and  Buchanan 
EUerhorst  H  D  commission,  117  Drumm 
EUinwood  C  N,  physician,  715  Clay 
Elliot    Benjamin,    foundry    facings,  41 

Fremont 
Elliot  C  B,  builder,  417  Kearny,  room  14 
Elliott  C  E,  mining  secy,  327  Pine 
Elliott  &  Co,  fruit  and  commission  mcr 

chants,  509  Sansom 

ELLIOTT  H  A,  of  the  firm  of  Wad 

hams  &  Elliott,   res  311    Dupont  and 

business  20G  Front 
Elliott  Richard,  stockbroker,  45  Mer 

chants  Exchange  bldg 
Elliott  V,  groceries,  1438  Pacific 
Elliott  W  L,  mining  secy,  328  Mont 
Elliott  WW  4  Co,    lithograpliers,    100 

Leidesdorff 
Ellis  C,  carpenter,  620  Jones 
Ellis  Mrs  C,  fancy  goods,  922.  Larkin 
Ellis  John  M,  barber,  53  Fifth 
Ellis  Mrs  M,  toys,  20()G.i  Mission 
ELLIS  M  C  &  SON,  North  Star  Flour 

ing  Mills,  220  Clay 

ELLIS  &  MILLER,    hay   and  grain, 

21  and  23  Spear 
Ellis  Seeley  E,  frnit,  43  Third 
Ellis  &  Tindal,  com  merchants,  500  San 
Ellison  James,  grocer,  335  Tenth 
Ellon  R,  real  estate  agt,  310  Pine 
KUswoith  H  M,    forwarding   and   com 

mission  merdiant,  331  Montgomery 
Elmer  Mrs  M  E,  l(idjj;ini;  house,  314  l?ush 
Elmers   N,  grocer,  SVV  coi"  Powell    uul 

(Jreenwich 
Elms  John  l>,  atty  at  law,  215  Sansom 
Klocsser  Elo,  job  printer,  414  Clay 
El  Tesoro  S  M  Vo,  214  Sansom 
El  well  Frank,  tailor,  315  Sutter 
I'^ly  (i  &  S  Mining  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Ely  W  A,  physieian,  1 1 1  Powell 
Eniauuol  L  &  JO,  mannfrs  and  importers 
furniture,  319  and  321   Pine,    factory 
Bejry  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Embody  Obadiah,  capitalist,  232  Mont 
Emerich  Capt  Joe,  gen  siipt  S  F  Steam- 
boat and  Transportation   Co,  Jackson 
St  Wharf 
Emeric  Joseph,  real   estate  and  capital- 
ist, 621  Sanson 
Emerson,  Colville  &  Co,  salmon  canners 
and  sattera  and  wholesale  oyster  deal 
crs,  320  Sansom 
EMEESOX   D    W.    shoe  factory,   77 

New  Montgomery 
Emmerich  Balthasar,  hairdresser,  2610 

Mission 
Emmerson  D  W,  boots  and  shoes,  2508 
Mission 


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Emmett  C  Temple,  atty  at  law,  224  San 
Empire  Brewery,  J  Harrold  propr,  420 

Chestnut 
Empire    City  and  Marshfield  Steamer 
Lino,  F  Barnard  &  Co  agts,   213  Jack 
Empire  Coal  and  R  R  Co,    Judson,    Bel- 

shaw  &  Rouse,  402  Front 
Empire  G  and  S  Mining  Co,  318  Pine 
Empire  Soda  Works,  1721  Market 
Endl  F  T,  liquors,  1019  Market 
Endris  W,  bakery,  778  Folsom 
Engle  &  Son,  wood,  Fillmore  St  Wharf 
Engelberg  Emil  A,    bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 416  Kearny 
Engelbert  P  H,  cigars,  4  Fourth 
Engelbrecht,   Fox  &  Co,   wholesale  to- 
bacco and  cigars,  312  and  314  Front 
Engels  Wm,  Brass  Works,  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Utah 

"ENGINEER  OF  THE  PACIFIC" 

(THE)   Joseph  Mosheimer  editor,  507 

Montgomery 
Englander  F  E,  ciga«3  and  tobacco,  Ellis 

and  Stockton 
Englander  F  M,   imported    cigars,   214 

jDupont 
Englander    Leopold,    atty  at  law,   636 

Clay,  room  1 1 
Engle  &   Miller,   groceries  and  liquors, 

cor  O'Farrell  and  Powell, 
Engle  &  Son,  lumber  and  wood,  SE  cor 

Fillmore  and  Francisoo 
Englen   B,   German  sausagemaker,  213 

Fourth 
English  G  and  S  Mining  Co,  328  Mont 
English  J,  biikery,  1SS5  Mission 
ENGLISH  JOHN  F,  conmiission  mer- 

chant,  31S  and  1515  Davis 
English  Joseph  M,  mining,  328  Montgy 
English  J  W,  real  estate,  NW  cor  Fol- 
som and  Twentieth 
English  &  Lynch,  horseshners,  228  Miss 
Engter  Glerman,  baker,  409  Union' 
Enguist  A  A,  notary  public,  436  Mont 

ENGWER  &  WEINTRAUB,  Alta 

Soap  Co,  109  and  111  Oregon 
Ennis  C,  crockery,  706  Larkin 
Ennis  Mrs  K,  bakery,  1905  Geary 
Kuo  Frank,  atty  at  law  and  agt  Charter 

Oak  Life  las  Co,  531  California 
Enos  Joseph  L,   boarding  and  liquors, 

1 1 7  Jackson 
Enright  I']  P,  groceries,  226  Fifth 
Enright  John,  grocer,  219  Fourth 
Enright   P,   grocery,   cor    Howard  and 

Rausch 
Enright  Patrick,   groceries  and  liquors, 

cor  Main  and  Folsom 
Enright  Thos,  liquors,  SW  cor  Howard 

and  Seventh 
Enright  Wm  &  Co,  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  39  Sutter 
Ensign  Saml,  varieties,  1726  Eddy 


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Ephraims  E  E,  attv,  426  California 
El^INOER  &  CO.  grain  and  commis- 
sion   merchants,   J16  California  and 
Dixon  and  Germantown 
Eppinger  Jno,  hairdresser,  1559  Market 
Epps  Geo,  plumber  and  gasfitter,    117 

Washington 
EPPSTEuf  &  CO*  stockbrokers,  mem- 
bers of  S  F  Stock  Exchange  Board, 
304  Pine  (branch  house  Eppstein,  Cohn 
&  Co,  35  and  37  Broad  st  N  Y) 
Equator  Mining,  309  Montgy,  room  29 
Equi  J  &  Co,  fruit  store,  NE  cor  Hayes 

and  Octavia 
Equitable  Life  Assurance  Society,  Wm 
U  Garland  manager,  240  Montgomery 
Erasmy  John,  butcher,  1921  Bush 
Erb  A  &  Bros,   clothing,  244  and  246 

Sixth 
Erbe  Adam,  barber,  5  Stockton 
Ebenberg  Louis,  tailor,  5  Trinity 
Erickson  P  E,  cigars    and  tobacco,  500 

Kearny 
Erie  Con  Mining  Co,  240  Montgomery 
Erlanger  H,  commission,  300  Front 
Errico  F  A,  importer  jewelry,  230  Kear 
Ertola  Biago,  machinist,  1508  Dupont 
Erzgraber  &  Oesting,  dairy  produce,  108 

California  Market 
Erzoqui  Frank,  liquors,  649  Pacific 
Esberg,  Bachman  &   Co,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 207  to  213  Battery 
Eschelbach  Geo,  cigars,  323  Pacific 
Eschrich  Christ,   liquors,  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Kearny 
Espina's  Writing  Academy,  33  Kearny 
Essex  G  and  S  Mining  Co,  309  Cal 
Essex  Mining  Co,  E   B  Booth  secy,  320 

California 

Essmann  Ernest,   dry  goods,   clothing, 
boots  and  shoes,  714  Montgomery 

ESTEE  &  BOALT,  attorneys  at  law, 

419  California,  room  19 
Estrada  Fred,  candy  manufr,  429  Kear 
Estrade  P,  carriage  manufr,  708  Battery 
Estrem  Joseph,  clothing,  345  Kearny 
Etthofer  H,  shoemaker,  602  Fourth 

ETTINO  W  A,  hardware  and  tools, 

1108  Market 
ETTINOER  St  manufacturer  of  fringes, 

gimps,  tassels,  cords,  etc,  105  Post 
Ettinger  Samuel,  furniture,  1016  How'rd 
Eureka  Con  Blue  Gravel  Mining  Co,  310 

Pine,  room  44 
Eureka  Con  Mining  Co,  309  Montgy 
Eureka   Gold    Mining  Co,   R  Wegener 

secy,  414  California 
Eureka   Mills,      Humboldt    Bay,  John 

Kenfield  &  Co  proprs,  9  Howard 
Eureka  Mining  and  Smelting  Co,  James 

Bole  secy,  308  California 
Eureka  and  Palisade  Railroad  Co,  Edgar 

Mills  pres,  426  California 


EXTBEKA      SEAMLESS     OLOVE 

FACTORY.  August  Hesthal  propr, 

22  Sansom 
Eureka  Shoe  Factory,  125  Sansom 
Eureka  Soda  Works  223  Elm  ave 
Eureka  Stone  Manutr  Co,  M  McDonald 

supt,  office  306  Montgomery,  factory 

635  Brannan 
Europa  Mining  Co,  240  Montgomery 

EUROPEAN  STEAMSHIP  TICKET 
OFFICE,  J  F  Fugazi  agent,  5  Mont- 
gomery ave 

EvA  JAMES  &  CO,  California  Fuse 
Works,  Alameda  and  Channel,  office 
230  California 

"Evangel,"  (weekly),  J  T  Prior  publish- 
er and  editor,  cor  Fifth  and  Je^jsie 

Evanno  J,  hairdresser,  712  Pacific 

Evans  A,  apothecary,  NW  cor  Hayes 
and  Laguna 

Evans  G  A,  veterinary  surgeon,  303 
Main 

Evans  J  F,  special  agt  U  S  Treasury  De- 
partment, Custom  House 

Evans  J  J,  stationery,  319  Sansom 

EVANS  J  W,  agt  Domestic  and  G  rover 
&  Baker  Sewing  Machines  and  Do- 
mestic Paper  Patterns  and  sewing 
silk,  29  Post 

Evans  0  P,  judge  superior  court  No  7,628 
Montgomery 

Evans  &  Sharp,  saloon,  515  California 

EVANS  WEST*  commission,  lumber, 
ties  and  wharfinger,  10  California 

Evans  Wm,  carpenter,  822  Larkin 

"EVENING  POST,"  Post  Publishing 
Co,  (daily  and  weekly),  NE  cor 
Montgomery  and  Sacramento 

Evenij  Star  No  1  S  Mining  Co,  302 
Montgomery 

EVERDINO  J  &  CO,  commission  mer- 
chants and  manufacturers  of  Wheaten 
Starch,  48  Clay 

Everett  A  P,  commission  merchant,  405 
Front 

EVERS  A  C,  market,  etc,  SE  cor 
Montgomery  and  Vallejo 

Evers  Adolph,  cigars  and  tobacco,  522 
and  524  Kearny 

Evers  Henry,  liquors,  801  Kearny 

Everson  &  Co,  real  estate  agents,  128^ 
Fourth 

EVERSON  WALLACE,  general  agent 
for  Paci^c  coast.  New  England  Mu- 
tual Life  Ins  Co,  328  Montgomery, 
room  2 

Ewald  Theodore,  hairdresser,  1218 
Stockton 

Ewell  L  G,  propr  Branch  House,  424 
Sansom,  and  Coso  House,  411 
Sansom 

Ewing  Chas  G,  optician,  120  Sutter 

Ewing  J,  horseshoer,  856  Howard 


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jomery,  factory 


California  Fuse 
Channel,  office 

P  Prior  publish- 
1  and  Jeissie 
12  Pacific 
NW  cor  Hayes 


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estic  and  Grover 
.chines  and    Do- 
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commission  mer- 
irers  of  Wheaten 

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5t,    etc,    SE    cor 

lejo 

and  tobacco,  522 

01  Kearny 

tate  agents,  128^ 

JE,  general  agent 
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28  Montgomery, 

urdresser,     1218 

ranch  House,  424 
o     House,     411 

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•'EXAHIHEB/'  (daily  and  weekly), 
W  8  Mobs,  Philip  A  Koach  and  Geo 
Pen  Johnson  proprs,  535  Washington 

Excelsior  Deep  Gravel  Mining  Co,  327 
Pine 

EXCELSIOR  MILL  CO.  W  A  Meeker 
prupr,  8  8  Bryant  near  Fifth 

Excelsior  Mining  Co,  827  Pine 

EXCELSIOR  STRAW  WORKS.  J 

H  Babbitt  propr,  120  Fourth 
Excelsior  Water  Co,  202  Sanaom 
Exchequer  Mining  Co,  C  E  Elliot  secy, 

327  Pine 
Extra  Mining  Co,  318  Pino,  room  33 
Eyrand  August,  hotel,  021  Pacific 
Eyre  &  Jones,  stock  brokers,  320  Pine 
P2yre  Manuel,  atty  at  law,  036  Clay 
Ezekiel  P,  tinware  and  crockery,    1403 

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Faber  R,  grocer,  1919  Fillmore 

Fabry  L  M,  butcher,  5-15  Hayes 

Fageii    Mrs    E    A,    confectionery, 
O'Farrell 

Fahrbach  &  Seidl,  wholesale  confection- 
ers, 405  Davis 

Fahrenkeuge  &  Co,  grocery  and  liquors, 
SW  cor  Nineteenth  and  Folsom 

Fahrenkrug    William,    groceries,    1072 
Howard 

Fair   James  G,  capitalist,  6  Nevada  blk 

FAIRBANKS    &    HUTCHINSON. 

Fairbanks  Standard  Scales,  417  Mkt 
Fainax  S  Mining  Co,  324  Pine 
FAIRFIELD  ^IRE  INSURANCE 

CO,  A  1)  Smiths  agent,  310  Calif oniia 
Fairweather   J,  music   and    stationery, 

542  Hayes 
Fairweather  J  A,  atty  at  law,    12  Mont 
Fairweather  &  Metcalfe,   attys  at  law, 

12  Montgomery 
Falck  B,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1204  Mkt 
Falco  A,  watchcase  maker,  014  Mercht 
Falco    Mme,  dressmaker,   cor  Post  and 

Dupont 
Fi.lconer&  Hansen,  wood  and  coal,  112 

and  1 14  Washington 
Falconer  John,   carpenter  and  builder, 

807  Market 
Falk,  Chandler*   Co,  flour  mills.   128 

Steuart 
Falk  K,  saloon,  119  and  121  Eddy 
Falke  EC,  liquors,  0  Mission 
FALKENAU    &    REESE,    assayors, 

328  Montgomery 
FALKENSTEIN    &    CO,     importers 

cigars  imd  tobacco,   NE  cor  Battery 

and  Sacramento 
Falkenstein  A  &  Co,  manufr  shirts,  20 

Sansom 
Falkenhahn  F,  liquors,  420^  Sixth 


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Palkiiiham  E,  Childrens  Carriage  Fao- 

tory,  SW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Harrison 

FALV^NER,  HELL  ft  CO,   shipping 

and  conimission  merchants,  dealers  in 

wool,  hides,  ete,  aud  insurance  agents, 

430  California,  warehouse  cor  Sixth 

and  Townsend 

Fall  Creek  Copper  Mining  Co,  328  Mont 

Fall  Kiver  Gravel    Mining   Co,     Wm 

Setts  Oliver  secy,  328  Montgomery 
Fallen  &  Buckley,  liquors,  323  Bush 
Fallichet  Mrs,  variety  store,  713  Vain 
Fanchcr  Mrs  E,  lodgmgs,  230  Kearny 
FANEUn.  HALL  FIRE  AND  MA 

RINE  INSURANCE  CO  of  Boston, 
Brown,  Craig  &  Co  gen  agts,  215 
Sansom 

FANKEL  D  &  C0>  monufrs  cigaritoB, 
414  Sacramento 

FANNING  EDWARD,     contractor. 

31:0  Chestnut 
Fanning  John,  groceries,  NW  cor  Ma- 
son &  Green 
Faraday  Kichard,  insurance,  210  Sansom 
Farewell  WG,  physician,  413   Post 
Fargeon  Sol,  book  printer,  621  Sansom 
FAROpEA&CO,   wholesale  liquors, 

316  Front  cor  Cummercial 
Farley  G,  liquors,  2131  Mission 
Farley  James,  boots  and  shoes,  1612  Polk 
Farmer  H  W,  tailor,  187  Jessie 
Funnei-s'    and    Mechanics*     Bank,    A 
^  Doble  pres,  L  G  Harvey  secy,  528  Cal 
Farmlacher   &     Himmefstoas,    bakory. 

1218.J  B'olsom 
Farnham  &  White,  shipwrights,  etc,  11 

Steuart 
Fanisworth  E  D  &  Son,  insurance  agts, 

li02  Sansom 
Farnsworth  E  P,  mining  secy,  202  San 
Farnum  C  A  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  410 

Lark  in 
Fanjuharson  D,  pres  California  Saving 

aud  Loan  Society,  1  Powell 
Farragut  Lns  Co,  202  Sansom 
Farrand  Mrs  II  B,  dress  and  cloak  mak- 
er, 717  Valencia 
Farrar  B  F,  spring  mattress  maker,  1557 

Market 
Farrar  L  &  Co,  mens'  furnishing  ^oods, 

10  Kearny 
Farrell  D,  liqiiors,  140  Thinl 
Farrell  &  Gaffney,  butchers,  432  Third 
Farrell  James,  groceries,  458  Natoma 
Farrell  Tames  A,  liquors,  1 10  Berry 
Farrell  John,  bakery,  442^  Third 
Farrell  John,  grocer,  323  Fourth 
Farrell  John,  stockbroker,  113  Leid 
FARRELL  M,  Central  Pacific  Hotel, 

348  Fourth 
Farrell  M,  liquors,  523  Mission 
Farrell  &  Meherin,  blacksmiths,  SW  cor 

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Farrell  Peter  E,  liquora,  Valencia  nr  Six 

teenth 
Farrell  Robert  M,  auperior  judge,  dept 

11,  729  Montgomery 
Farrell  W  D,  liquora,  162  Firrt 
Farrelly  &  MuGrutlor,  liquors,  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Jessie 
Farren  J  W,  wagonmuker  and  black 

■mith,  121  Beale 
Farro  — ,  carpeuter  and  builder,  4  Spring 
Faas  A,  tailor,  808  Stockton 
Faas  Nathan,  tailor,  603  C^ifnrnia 
Faasman  A,  bootmaker,  10  Third 
Father  De  Smet  Con  G  Min  Co,  T  Wid- 

maun  secy,  404  Montgomery 
Faubel  1,  butcher,  156  Sixteenth 
Faubel  John,  butcher,   NE  cor   Sacra 

mento  and  Fillmore 
Faubert  P,  butcher,  NE  cor  Twentieth 

and  Shotwell 
FauU  Jno  A,  capitalist,  326  Montgy 
Fauss  Bros,  liquors,  1042  Mission 

PATJ8S  0  &  CO. Willows  Brewery,  SE 

cor  Mission  and  Nineteenth 
Fauster  T,  gi-oceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Howard 
Favarel  L,  liquors,  1500  Polk 
Pavor  K,  physician,  14  Geary 
Fawcett  &  Augsburgh,   fruit  and  vege- 
tables, 69  Centre  Market 
Fay  Andrew,  butcher,  NE  cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Mission 
Pay  Caleb  T,  com  merchant,  320  San 
Fay  Jeremiah  G,  stockbroker,  330  Pine 
F'ay  Michael,  liquors,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
sixth  and  MiHsiou 
Fay  Philip  S,  stock  and  money  broker, 

330  Pine 
Fazzi  Ricardo,  fruit,  911  Bryant 
Fear  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  1213  Kearny 
Fearon  Mrs  Mary,  grocer,  341  Jessie 
Featherston  Peter,  grocer,  17  Zoe 
F«chbeiiner,  Goodkind  &  Co,   manufrs 
And  impoi-ters  clothing  and  furnishing 
goods,  16  and  18  Sansom 
Fechheimer  &  Steele,  trunk  and  valise 

manufra,  109  Battery 
Fedda  Bros  A  Co,  planing  mills,  30  to 

40  Spear 
Fedda  L,  butcher,  9  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Feder  Isidor,  tailor,  907  I^rkin 
Feder  M  M  ft  Co,  manufr   and  imprs 
of  cents'  furnishing  goods,  dry  goods 
and  Yankee  notions,  33  Battery 
F«der  Robt,  dry  goods,  419  Hayes 
Federal  Hotel,  ChasScheggiapropr,  1205 

Stockton 
Federlein  B,  fumishins  goo'ls,  NW  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Howard 
Feehan   Mrs    Mary  A,   groceries,   142 

First 

F«liii«maiui  M,  gcooeries,  NW  cor  Orean 
•nd  Larkin 


Feibush    Marcus,    groceries,    SW    cor 

Franklin  and  Fulton 
Fcig  Alexander,  furniture,  155  Third 
Fcigel  H,  carpenter  and  builder,  Stev 

FEIO£NBAUM  ft  CO.  fancy  goods, 
notions,  smokers'  articles,  toys,  bird 
cages,  childrens'  carriages  and  veloci- 
pedes, musical  instruments,  brushes, 
etc,  120  to  126  Sansom  and  217  and 
219  Pino 
Feil  L  D,  groceries,  002  Ellis 
FEINBEBO    ft  CO,  purchasing  agts 

and  com  merchants,  324  Clay 
Feinberg  &  Mayer,  com  merchant,   405 

Front 
Feintuch  M,  jeweler,  240  Kearny 
Feiser  F  T,  blacksmith,  1509  Mission 
Feistel  &  (terrard,  chiropodist,  838  Mkt 
Fuldman  John  I),  groceries,  766  Folsom 
Felder  Franz,  liquors,  621  Merchant 

FELDMANN  CHRIS  F  B,  liquors  and 

cigars,  3*27  and  329  Bush 
FELDMANN  L  ft  CO.  importers  and 

dealers   in  wood    and  willow  ware, 

house  and  furnishing  goods,  brush  and 

broom  manufrs,  315  und  317  Sac 
Feldachau    Adolph,    co£fea   stand,   615 

Montgomery 
Fell  J  B,  dry  goods,  1034  Howard 
Felning  Fred,  butcher,  967  Mission 
FELTON  C  N.  pres  Oil  Co,  402  Mont 
Felvey  Lorenz,  cooperage,  5  l>rumm 
Fengeler  H,  bootmaker,  639  Clay 
Fenkhauser  &  Brauuiiuhweiger,  wholesale 

liquora,  414  Front 
Fenn  k  Co,  ahirt  factory,  1506  Market 
Fenn  F  G  W,  pastor  Fifteenth  ave  M  E 

and  520  Montgomery  ave 
Fennell  Dennis,  harncssmukcr,  622  Bat 
Fenner  Channiug  G,  atty  at  law,  213 

and  215  Sansom,  rm  12 
Fenner  Obadiah  F,  machinist,  1 1 1  Miss 
Fenuessy  David,  blacksmith,  1851  Miss 
Fennessy  John,    boots    and    shoes,    42 

Sixth 
Fenser  Charles,  butcher,    cor  Railroad 

and  Fifteenth  aves 
Fensternuacher  M,  saloon,  637  Fifth 
Fenton  Mrs  J  J,  employment  ofhce,  334 

Sutter 
Ferguson  John,  liquors,  304  California 
Ferguson  J  P,  livery  stable,  814  Mission 
Ferguson  T  H,  dentisc,  22  Geary 
Fcrrini  J,  restaurant,  12  Ellia 
Fern  Wji),  siiloon,  506  Washington 
FEBNALD  J  S,  local  atock  and  bond 

broker,  213  Sansom 
Fernandez  P,  cigars  and  toba«eo,  306 

Kearny 
Fernandez  P,  hatter,  604  Kearny 
Fernbach  M,  capitalist,  327  Pine 
Fcmbach  Victor,  mining  aecy,  %7  Pine 
FerraioU  L,  barber,  13  Montgmnery  ave 


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Ferraioli  V,  artiit,  6  Eddjr 
FerruU  Kobt,  judgo  superior  court  No  12 
Ferrari  8,  fish,  37  Clay  8t  Market 
FerrenbacV»  Otto,  butcher,  NVV  cor  Van 

Ness  ave  andAlarket 
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and  laryngosoopist,  16  Geary 
Ferretti  tr  B,  wood  imX  coal,  615  Pacific 
Ferrick  A,  clotiiing,  350  Tliiru 
Ferrier  J  8,  butcher,  44  and  45  Grand 

Central  Market 
Ferris  Anson  8,  physician,  14'^  Fourth 
Ferris   David,    boots    and    sh.^s,    «V.]3 

Merchant 
Fetsch  Jacob,  curiosities,  271  First 
FettChas,  groceries,  931  Folaom 
Fetz  Joseph,  wines  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Geary  and  Dupont 
Fiala  Mrs  I,  dry  trooda,  1512  Polk 
FIELD  A  &  SONSt  ut^Ha,  tacks,  eye- 

Icti,    upholstereri),     shoe    tacks    and 

nails,  511  Market 
Field  Thomas,   artist,  9  Post  and  GOS 

Market 
Ficldti  J  L,  mining  secy,  240  Moutgy 
Fieltz  VVni,  grocer,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsom 
Fierrc  F  Santiago,  editor  "  La  Voz  del 

Jiuevo  Mundo"    (semi-weekly),   G22 

Clay  and  025  Merchant 
Fifield  Wm  H,  atty  at  law,  230  Montgy 
Fifth  Avenue  Hotel,  Bernard,    Lagravc 

&  Co,  cor  Fifth  and  Railroad  avcs 

FIFTH   ST    FURNITURE    FAC 
TORY,  ii  Kihn,  6.i5  and  547  Filth 

"FIGARO."  J  P  Bogardus  propr,  532 

M  ruhant 

FIOEL  JOS,  merchant  tailor,  21 1  Mont 
Figel  8,  insurance  broker,  409  Culifurnia 
Figer  Bros,  brush  mauut'ra,  til5  Sac 
Fifippu's  Academy  of    Jjauguages,  235 

Kearny 
Filliot  F,  provisions,  123  Sixth 
Felix  J,  fruiter,  1101  Powell 
Finch  W  G,  coffee  saloon,  522  Cal 
Finck  Geo,  watchmaker,  jeweler,   etc, 

NVV  cor  Kearny  and  Geary 
Finck  k  Gundlach,  confectionery,    1312 

Dupont 
FINCK  H,  coffee  and  spice  mills,  2304 

Mission 
Finck  W,  groceries,  1019  Pacific 
Finigan  B,  bootmaker,  526  Valencia 
Finigan  Holmes,  physician,  622  Clay 
Finigan  Peter  A,  capitalist,  406  Montgy 
Fink  i.  Co,  saloon,  17  Leidesdorff 
Fink  J  L,  tailor,  22  Montgomery 
Finkbeiuer  G«o,  crockery,  1429  Dupont 
FIKKE  A,  (widow),  manufr  California 

champagne,  809  Montgomery 
fHake  H.  grooeriw,  2501  Post 
Finkenstedt  H,  dry  gooda,  1307  Stock 
FbkiBgiRicli,  taUor,  222  O'Fariell 


Finkler  Henrv,  bailf  sup  court,  640  Clay 
Finley  &  Dickinson,  butchers,  6  and  6 

California  Market 
FINLEY  J  K  ft  CO,    law    collectors 

and  real  estate,  405  Kearny 
Finn  Jjis,  grocer,  1121  Folsom 
Finn  .1 P,  judge  superior  court.  New  City 

Hall 
Finnegan  J,  liquors,  42  First 
Fiimogan  John,  groceries,  137  Hayes 
Finnegan  John,  saloon,  111  Oregon 

FIRE  ASS'N  OFPHILADELPHU. 

(.'has  A   LatouKon  ugt,  405  California 
FIREBAUQH  H  C,  utty  uc  law,  628 

California 
Fir'<   Commissioners,     David    Sconnell 

chief  engineer,  235  Kearny 

FIREMAN'S  FUND  INS  CO  of  Cal, 

1)  J  staples  jtres,  (ieo  D  Dornin  secy, 

401  California 
Finnin  J  L  E,  plumber,  224  O'Farrell 
First  National  l}old  Bank  of  S  F  Cal,  R 

C  VVoolworth  prus,  312  Montgomery 
First  Philipp,  liquors,  First  ave  8  8  F 
Firth  Jos  B,  wood  and  coal,  625  Howard 
FISCHBECK  ft  CO.  soap   factory,   16 

Nebraska 
Fischer  Alex,  b.irber,  baths,  923  Montgy 
Fischer  Miss  E,  music  teacher,  31 G  Jones 
Fischer  Henry  1,  insurance,  429  Montgy 
Fischer  M,  shoemaker,  611  Californio 
Fischer  Sigmuud,  furniture  and  carpets, 

113  Third 
Fischer*  Walter,   "Abend  Post"  job 

printing,  535  California 
Fischer  Wm,  bootmaker,  202  Mont  ave 
Fish  A  lilt  Co,  Knowles'  patent  steam 

pumps,  9  and  1 1  First 
Fish  Mrs  L  W,   electrician  and  nurse, 

652  Market 
Fish  Nathan,  stationery  and  periodicals, 

60  Second 
FISHBECK  H  &  CO,    New  England 

soap  factory,  NE  cor  Nebraska  and 

Potrero 
Fisher  Mrs  A  &  Co,  pickle  mannfrs,  207 

Second 
Fisher  C  C,  real  estate,  218  Pine 
FISHER  ft,  CO,  hatters,  9  M'  ntgy 
Fisher  F,  barber,  817  Battery 
FISHER  6  A,  manufr's  agt,  109  Cal 
Fisher  Geo  W,  mining  secy,  324  Pine 
Fisher  &  Hanson,  butchers,  928  Post 
FISHER  J  Hf  mauufr  mustard,  cider, 

vinegar,  pickles,  Worcester  sauce,  509 

Commercial 
Fiaher    L    P,     newspaper    advertising 

ajiency,   20  and  21   Merchants'   Ex- 
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Fisher  Peter,  barber,  306  Fourth 
Fisher  Samuel,'  clothier,  403  Kearny 
FISHESt  W  J  ft    CO,  wholesale  liq- 
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Fishermen's  Market,  NE  cor  Front  and 

Vallojo 
FISK  A8A>  notp  broker  and  capitalist, 

240  Montgomery 
Fisk  L  D,  secy  Pacific  Coast  Oil  Co,  402 

Montgomery 
Fisk  W  H,  pres  Oakland  Gold  Mining 

Co,  '240  Montgomery 
Fiske  H  (i,  metal  and  asphaltum  roofer, 

819  Market 
Fiske  H  M,  physician,  652  Market 
Fitch  J  K,  stock  broker,  312  Pino 
Fitch  G  L,  physician,  14  Geary 
Fitch  Henry  8,  miner,  240  Montgomery 
Fitch  L  E,  mdae  broke',    05  Front 

Fitch  T  S  &  Co,  real  estate  agents,  436 

Montgomery 
Fitch  W  S,  atty,  127  Kearny 
Fitschen  Jno,  liquors,  305  California 
Fitter  Eibe  H,  liquors,  SVV  cor  Jackson 

and  East 
Fitts  Edward  G,  dry  j»oods,  34  Fourth 
Fitzgerald  Mrs  Bridget,  groceries,  SE  cor 

Fifth  and  (^ara 
Fitzgerald  &  Conlon,  bVery  stable,  1515 

California 
Fitzgerald  Mrs  E,  branch    bakery  and 

fancy  goods,  4  Turk 
Fitzgerald  Jas,  grocer,  560  Mission 
Fitzgerald  J    F,    bootmaker,    NE    cor 

Grove  and  Lagima 
Fitzgerald  J  W,  blacksmith,   8  Everett 
Fitzgerald  Luke,  grocer,  2'23  Perry 
Fitzgerald  Mary,  bakery,  143  Second 
Fitzgerald  P,  boarding,  411  Drumm 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  grocer,  525   Mission 
Fitzgibbon    D,    dancing   academy,    771 

Market 
Fitzgibbon  G  J,  physician   and  surgeon, 

106  Fourth 
Fitzhenry  Jas,  liquors,  534  Commercial 
Fitzheury   k    Lawton,    plumlxsrs,    502 

Hayes 
Fitzmuurice  Wm  M,   atty  at  law,  217 

Sanson 
Fitzpatrick  A  G,  carpenter,  516  Koamy 

and  328  Pino 
Fitzpatrick  &   O'Brien,    groceries,    106 

Fourth 
Fitzsimmons  Chas,  fruits,  403  Geary 
I.tzsimmons  P,  butcher,  1330  B^olsom 
Flach  Jos,  butcher,  SVV  cor  Seventeenth 

and  Dulores 
Flanagan  E<lward,  cigars,  617  Montgy 
Fiauagan  &  Gallagher,   undertakers,  20 

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liquors,  537   Bryant, 

Fourth 
Flanagan  L  d,   wood  and  coal,  hay  and 

grain,  N  W  cor  Eighteenth  and  Folsoni 
Flanagan  Michael,  grocer,  SE  cor  Third! 

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FLANAGAN  &  YIBSCHER.  literary 

bureau,  604  Kearny 
Flanigan  M,   liquors,  NW    cor   Pacific 

and  Front 
Flanigan  P,  dry  goods,  150  Sixth 

FLANNIOAN  &  VIS8CHER,    man- 
agers S  F  Literary  Bureau,  511  Cali- 
fornia, room  35 
Blatmann  C,   liquors,  SW  cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Flatow  P,  ilruggist,  NE  cor  Goary  and 

Jones 
Flatt  C  J,  stockbroker,  317  Mont^oineiy 
Havin   M    J,    manager    IXL    Auction 

House,  612  to  620  Kearny 
Fleischel  Chas,  saloon,  524  Fourth 
Fleistihman  Chas,  barber,  315  Ko.'rny 
Fleischman  J,    liquors  and  bakery,  443 

Valencia 
Fleischman  Jno,  hairdresser,  203  Third 
Fleisher  W,  manufrs  and  imprs  hats  and 

caps,  10i>  Sansom 
FleminiT  &  Stetson,  draymen,  408  Bat 
Flenniken  Hobt,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 

724  and  726  Montgomery 
Fletcher  Chas  A,  physician,  23  Kearny 
Fletcher  C  A,  meat  market,  1262  Mkt 
Fletcher  Mrs  Hannah,  fruit,  91 1  Folsom 
Fletcher  J,  beds  and  furniture,  271  Ist 
Fletcher  &  llaith,  restaurant,  209  Davis 

FLETCHER  &  SHATTTJCE.  manu- 
facturers of  printing  and  lithographic 
inks  and  rollers 
Flicourt  Edw,  hairdresser,  217  Montavo 
Flinn  Mrs,  milliner,  106  Third 
Flinn  P  T  &  Son,  hay,  grain  and  feed, 

SW  cor  Howard  nnd  Eighth 
Flinn  Thos  R,  grocery  and  liquors,  SE 

cor  Eighth  and  Mission 
Flint  A  P,  iaa  agt,  313  California 
Flint  B  P,  wpol  dealer,  foot  oi  Battery 
Flint  Mrs  E,  physician,  317  Mason 
Flint    M    M,    carpenter   and    builder, 

1125  Sutter 
Flint,  Peabody  4  Co,  shipping  and  com- 

misHion  merchants,  408  California 
Flint  Wm  C,  atty  at  law,  330  Pino 
Flielir  &  Kiefer,  hairdressers,  5  Powell 
Flood  A  S,  cari)enter,  509  Bush 
Flood  B,  tailor,  959*  Mission 
FLOOD  J  C  &  CO.  capitalists,   6  Ne- 
vada block 
Flood  Jno,  livery  stable,  823  Folsom 
Flood  M,  pictures  and  Itooks,  831  Mkt 
Flynn  Mrs  Margaret,  bakery,  1206  How 
Flood  Noah  F,   attorney  at  law,   501 

Kearny 
Flood  P  H,  physician,  720  Market 
Florence  Blue  Gravel  Mining  Co,  room 

32  Merchants'  Exchange 
Florence   Sewin?  Machine  Co,   Daniel 

Hill  agt,  634  Market 
Flores  Trinidad,  saddlery,  1010  Kearny 


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Florida  Hill  Mining  Co,  K  Wegener  secy, 

414  California 
Floto  J  H,  physician  and  surgeon,  402 

Kearny 
Flowery  Mining  Co,  309  Montgomery 
Floyd  &  Co,  retail  grocers,  12  Fourth 
Floyd  Lawrence,  fruit  and  vegetables, 

NW  cor  Nineteenth  and  Folsom 
Floyd  Richd  S,   capitalist,   608  Mont- 
gomery block 
FLOYD  T  W,    propr  Pioneer   Ware- 
house, cor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Flyim  E,  liquors,  537  Post 
Flynn  Hugh,  wood  and  coal,  856  How 
Flynn  J,  bootmaker,  44  Second 
Flynn  Jno,  wood  and  coal,  1115  Mission 
Flyun  Jno,  liquoni,  417  Fourth 
Flynn  M,  liquors,  226  Tliird 
Flynn  P,  butcher,  703  Brannan 
FOABD   LOREITTZ,  new  and  second 

hand  ship  material,  3  and  5  Steuart 
Fogarty  F,  liquors,  3  Merchant 
Fogarty  J.  bootmaker,  3  Turk 
Fogarty  Jas,  butcher,  71  Centre  Mkt 
Fogarty  Mrs  M,  bakery,  8624  Twentieth 
Fogarty  Mrs  M  T,  confectionery,  2029 

Fillmore 
Fogel  B,  tailor,  907  Battery 
Fogel  G,  clothier  and  gents'  furnishinj; 

goods,  10  Clay 
Foley  &  Curley,  .horsoshoers,   5   Beldon 

place 
Foley  Dennis,  liquors,  947  Folsom 
Foley  Edmond,  grocer,  NW   cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Alti  place 
Foley  F  &  (/O,  com  hides,  wool  and  sheep 

skins,  219  and  221  Drumm 
Foley  J,  bootmaker,  78it  Fol-om 
Foley  James,  '"hop  house,  Grand  Opera 

Market 

Foley  J  F&Co,  commerchant8,321Davia 
Foley  M,  hotel,  217  Broadway 
Foley  W  M,  liquors,  cor  First  and  Miss 

FOLOEB.  SCHILimO  &  CO,  Pio 

neer  Steam  Colloe  and  Spice  Mills  and 
importers  and  wholesale  dealers  iii 
coffees,  China  and  Japan  teas  and 
spices,  104  and  106  California  between 
Front  and  Davis 

FOLKERS  J  H  A  &  BEO,  importers 
s'.irgi(;al  instruments  and  duutul  goods, 
118  Montgomery 

Folley  D  J,  livery  stable,  1812  Powell 

FQLIIS  R  H,  prest  Utah  Silver  Min- 
ing Co,  309  Montgomery,  room  25 

Folsom  Albert,  carriage  factory,  217 
Ellis 

Folsom  Jno,  wood  and  coal,  2815  Miss 

Fontaua  &  Bartlett,  candy  manufrs,519i 
Post 

Fontana  J,  1433  Polk 

Fontana  M  J  ft  Co,  shipping  and  com- 
misaion  mercluuits,  217  Saeraraento 


FOLTZ  CLARA  SHORTRIDaE.  at- 
torney at  law,  room  51  Montgomery 
block 

Foorman  Siinon,oapitalist,76  Mont  block 

"Footlight,"  (dramatic  daily),  J  D  Rob- 
crtson  pub,  621  Sunsom 

Fopiano  Frank,  liquors.  Mission  nr  29th 

FORBES  ANDREW  B,  general  agent 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  of  New 
York,  214  Sansom 

Forbes  A  J,  cabinetmaker  and  contrac- 
tor, 217  Market 

Forbes  Bros,  importers  of  bags,  etc,  and 
commission  merchants,  308  California 

Forbes  C  F,  homujopathic  physician, 
417  Bush 

Forbes  R  S,  atty  at  law,  402  Montgy 

FORD  J  B,  prest  Mendocino  Lumber 
Co,  40  California 

Ford  T  J,  plumber  and  gaafitter,  1007 
Post 

Forderer  J  F,  manufr  of  ornamental 
galvanized  iron  work,  226  Mission 

Formes  Carl,  vocal  music  teacher,  222 
Turk 

Formes  L  R,  physician,  222  Turk 

FORREST     J    M,    Atlantic     Straw 

Works,  13'2  Fourth 
FORSAITE    &    DODGE,     wholesale 

provisi(»u  and  dairy  produce,  325  Front 
Forster  Mme  Louie,  school,  912  Sutter 
Forsyth   W   C,  plumber   and  gasfitter, 

1077  Market 
Fortier  Mrs  S,  Branch  Bakery,219Tyler 
Fortmanu  Bros,  saloon,  323  Turk 
Fortuna  Gold  Mining  Co,  324  Pine 
Fos  Bros,   butchers,    1320  Dupont  and 

821  Pacific 
Foss  A  S,  cigars,  29  Fourth 
Foss  Oscnr,  photographic  materials,  512 

to  518  Washington 
P'oss  &  Schoof,  neck-tie  factory,  5  Post 
Foster  Geo,  fruits,  324A  Broadway 
Foster  (r  H,  ins  agt,  210  Sansom 
Foster  J  (t,  liquors,  ClifT  House 
Foster  Mrs  S  K,  dressmaker,  39  Fifth 
Foster  N  P,  physician,  43  Second 
Fluster  S  &  Co,  grocers,  36  California 
Foster  T  W  &  Co,  confectioners,    1035 

Market 
Foster  Wm,  atty  at  law,  224  Sans^tm 
Foulk  (J  &  S  M  Co,  302  Montgy,  room  4 
Foundlings'  Repository,  1420  Folsom 
Fourth  of  July  G  &  S  M  Co,  310  Pino 
Fowkr  Chus,  restaurant,  NE  cor  Pacific 

and  Kearny 
Fowler  (J  C,  wholesale  wood  and  coal, 

415  Pacific 
Fowler  Geo  H,  druggist,  SE  cor  Seventh 

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Fowler  M  H,  druggist,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

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Fox  AW  kCa,  stock  brokers,  304  Mont 
Fox  Chas  J,  liquors,  620  Market 
Fox  Chas  N,  attorney,  530  California 
Fox  C  W,  stock  broker,  439  California 
Fox  ft  Duley,  wood  and  coal,  1713  Miss 
Fox  H  B,  dentist,  120  Fourth  and  762 

Folsom 
Fox  Henry  L,  stock  broker,  430  Cal 
Fox  &  Horner,  druggists,  SE  cor  Third 

and  Hunt 
Fox  J  M,  mnnajjor  Union  Mutual  Life 

Ins  Co,  UOl  California 

FOX  &  KELLOQG,  attorneys  at  la^v, 

530  California,  rooms  1 ,  2  and  3 
Fox  Robert,  toys,  1415  Stockton 
Fox  Samuel,  barber,   021  Davis 
Foye  Ada,  medium,  I'iG  Kearny 
FOTE  BB.OS,  agent  Dixon  Crucible  Co, 

507  California 
Foye  E  J,  druggist,  2602  Sacramento 
Franche  A,  wood,  1503  Fillmore 
Francis  A,  grocer,  2100  Bush 
Francis  (jr  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  31 4 

Jackson 
Francis  Geo  G,  commission  merchant, 

117  Pine 

FRANCIS,  VALENTINE  &  CO, 

printers,  engravera  and  designers,  517 
Clay  and  510  to  516  Commercial 
Francis  W  H,  glue  agent,  117  Pino 
Francis  W  M,  atty,  1 1  Montgy  block 
Francisco  Joe,  shoemaker,  423  Drumm 
Francisco  L,  shoemaker,  812  Sansom 
Franciscovich    Matthew,  restaurant,   6 

Fourth 
Franck  Geo,  painter,  508  Hayes 
Franck  Henry,  saloon,  1254  Market 
Franck  Henry,  liciuors,  108  Sacramento 
Franco  k  Rennert,  furniture,  1051  Mkt 
Franconi  Louis,  notary  public,  322  Cal 

FRANCO-AMERICAN  PERFUM 

ERY  CO,  lOS)  Battery 
Franco-American  Savings  Bank,  G    C 

Perkins  prea,  428  Montgomery 
Franicheivih  N,  cofTwe  stand,  15  Vallejo 
Frank    August  W,  painter,  235  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Frank  B,  furnituro,  1304,^  Stockton 
FRANK  &  CARSON,    attorneys  and 
counsellors  at   law,  131  Montgomery, 
rooms  6,  6,  7  and  8 
Frank  &  Co,  stationery,  400  Sansom 
FRANK  fiSlOS.  impra  agricultural  im 
plements,  31*.)  and  321   Market,    and 
Portland,  Oregon 
Frank  C  &  Co,   boots  nnd  shoes,   605 

Kearny 
Frank  Chas,  real  estato  agent,  509  Cal 
Frank  D,  fruits  and  nuts,  1022  Market 
FRANK  E*  bats,  caps,  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,  etc,  535  and  537  Kearny 
Frank  F,  painter,  918  Pacifio 
Frank  Geo  W,  atty,  131  Montgomery 


Frank  Gustave,  stock  broker,  307  Mont 
Frank  Henry,  groceries,  NE  cor  Twen- 
ty-first and  Valencia 
FRANK  HENRT>  bedding  and  furni- 
ture, 212,  214  and  216  Commercial 
Frank  Isaac,  insurance,  210  Sansom 
Frank  Joseph,  capitalist,  131  Montgy 

FRANK  J  &  SONS,  tanners  and  deal- 
ers in  hides  and  leather,  406  and  408 
Battery 
Frank  L  J,  mining  engineer,  131  Mont 
I'rank  M,  physician,  905  Market 
Frank  N,  tailor,  135  Post 
Frank  Nathan  H,  attorney  at  law,  628 

Montgomery 
Frank  Phil,  pickle  manfr,  1594^  Bush 
Frank  Samuel  &  Co,  stock  brokers  Pacific 

Board,  316  Montgomery 
Frank  S  J,  exchange  broker,  413  Cal 
Franke  R,  bootmaker,  51 2^  Geary 
Frankenburg  Bros,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

1 14  Dupout 
Frankenburg    Jos,    harnessmakcrs,   220 
Drumm 

FRANKENTHAL  &  CO,  fancy  goods 

cutlery,  notions  and  pipes,  S\V   cor 

Battery  and  California 
Frankenthal  F,  mining  sec,  .330  Pino 
Franklin  A,   pawnbroker,  409  and  813 

Kearny 
Franklin  A,  tailor,  205  Pacific 
Franklin  D,  physician,  137  Montgy 
Franklin  G,  clothing,  511  Davis 
Franklin  (travel  Mining  Co,  310  Pine 
Franklin  Hotel,  Hugh  Curran,  321  Pac 
Franklin  John,  pawn  broker,   905  Kear 
Franklin  Mrs  Jane,   variety  store,    305 

Hayes 
Franklin  M  &  Bros,  jobbers,  dry  goods, 

18  and  20  Battery 
Franklin  N  J,  pawn  broker,  1 106  Market 
Franklin  S  M  Co,  302  Montgomery 
Franklin  S  S,  clothing,  213  Pacific 
Franks  &  Gray,  stock  brokers,  318  Mont 
Franks  John,  liquors,    SE  cor  Fillmore 

and  Herman 
Frannetta  John,  liquors,  33  Post 

FRAPOLLI  B  &  CO,  Vict'a  wine  cellar, 

710  Sanson: 
Fraser  E  J ,  physician,  221  Powell 
Fraser  Hugh,  Everett  House,  55  Second 
Frassi  A,  fresco  painter,  7  Mason 
Fratinger  &  M  oil,  cloaks  and  suits,    105 

Kearny 
Frances  WillordH,  agt  Santa  Cruz  glue, 

117  Pine 
Frazee  V,  architect,    137  Montgomery 
Frazer  J  W,  dancing  academy,  119  Post 
FRAZIER  F  F,  agent  Kerr's  System 

l{enovator,  325^  Bush 
Frear  Stone  Co  of  Cal,  U  Wegener  secy, 

414  California 
Frederick  B,.  coffee  aaloon,  234  Sutter 


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Fredericks  Jos  &  Co,  carpets,   649  and 

651  Market 
Frederick    Wm    A,    Jackson  brewery, 

1428  Mission 
Fredricks  &  Gercke,   furniture  factory, 

Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Free  Bros,  grocers,  819  Market 
Freechtle  J,  harness  maker,  811  Larkin 
Freeborn  &,  Co,  stock  brokers,  316  Pine 
Free  Labor  Exchange,   G  W  Schrooder 

manager,  33  and  35  O'Farrell 
Freeland  K  G,  mining  secy,   19  Mercht's 

Exchanire 
Freelon  T  W,  judge  superior  court  No  11 
Freeman  &   Baker,   Mrholcsale  produce, 

111  and  113  Davis 
Freeman  G  M,  physician,  lOlOFolsom 
Freeman  James  E,   civil  engineer,   102 

Montgomery  block 
Freeman  John  H,  U  S  inspector  of  hulls, 

U  S  Appraiser's  buildinii 
Freeman  li  L,  propr  City  Transit   < 

andTCP  DCo,  16  Post 
Freeman,    Smith  &   Co,    shipping   and 

com  merchants,  l'i2  California 
Freeman  W  R,  artist,  137  Montgomory 
Freeman  &  Wren,  stoves,  etc,  326  Third 

FREE  PUBLIC  LIBRARY,  Chas  H 

Kobiiison,  librarian,  428  Bush 
Freese  A  C,  stevedore  and  contractor,  3 

Mission 
Frei  A,   furniture  factory,  331   to   S'^D 

King 
Freiberger  Chas,   boots  and  shoes,   1501 

Stockton 
Froidenrich  David,  atty,  426  Montgy 
Freitas  M  T,  restaurant,  43  Second 
Freit.*r  A,  tailor,  ISi  Fifth 
Frtuch  F  J,  atty  at  law,    528  California 

French  Hospital,  Bryant  bet  Fifth  jind 

Sixth 
French  J  B,  livery  stable,' 91 9  Tyler 
I'rench  J  M,  real  estate,  206  Front 
French  L,  pork  packer,  5  Grand  Central 

Market 
French   Library,  Daniel  Levy  pres,    E 

Francozsccty,  120  Sutter 
French  Mutual  Beneficial    Ass'n,  Chas 

Maubec  sooty,  729  Montgomery 
French  Mutual  Building  &  Loan  Asso- 
ciation, L   li  Dennery  secretary,  729 

Montgomery 
French  &  Peterson,  oculists  and  aurist.o, 

207  Kearny 
French  TJ  &  Co,  grocery,  2331  Miss 
Frenner  Ignacio,  fruit,  109  Sixth 
Frerichs  &  Lohman,  liquors,  28  Seventh 
Frese  Christian,  liquors,  518  Battery 
Frese  H,  boots  and  shoes,  327  Dupont 
Fresno   Enterprise   Co,    Wm   H  Allen 

secty,  <m  Pine,  rm  9 
Fresno  Gold  Min  Co,  309  Montgomery 
Fresno  Raisin  &  Fruit  Co,  309  Mont 


FREUD  M  &  SOHS,  corset  manufin 
and  importers,  742  and  744  Market 
and  8  Dupont 

Freudenthal  Mrs  C  M,  fancy  gpods^  9S9 
Bryant 

Freund  &  Co,  paper  warehouse  and  sta- 
tionary, 204  Bush 

Freund  &  Morgan^  manufrs  cigars,  769 
Bryant 

Frey  Wm  A,  books  and  stationery,  40* 
Kearny 

Frichette  L  D,  carpenter  and  builder.lOG 
Washington 

Friday  C  H,  bakery,  2311  Bush 

Fried  David,  barber,  1521  Turk 

Friedel  F,  boots  and  shoes,  1575.  How 

Friedhofer  Paul,  Waoksmith,  263  Clem- 
entina 

FRIEDLANDER  BROS,  importers  of 

hats  and  caps.  10  and  12  Sutter 
Friedlander  II,  ladSes  underwear^  9  Kear 
Friedlander  Sigmund,  bakery,,  321  Union 
PViedman   Joseph    S,    real  estate,.  607 

Washington 
Friedman  L,  tailor,  1003  Post 
Friedman    P    J,    furnisliuig    goods,    16 

Sixth 
Friedman   Mrs  R,  crockery,  214  Pacific 
Fries  &  Merkle,  bakers,  911  Larkin 
Frink  George  W,  real  ostatej  638  Mkfc 
Friot  Alfred,  hams,  dairy  produce^  elc, 

43  and  4 1  Washington  Market 
Frisch  John  W,  grocer,  132  Seventh 
Frisius  F  A,  mining  secretary,  330  Pine 
Fritch  Geo,  agent  steamer  Empire,  120 

Pacific 
Fritsch  Wm,  bootmaker,  3253   Mission 
Fritz  A  J,  liijuors,  NW  cor  Third  and 

Folsom 
Fritz  &  Kean,  plumbers,  gas  and  steam 

fitters,  130  Geary 
Fritz  &  Shear,  liciuors,  SE  cor   Twenty- 
fifth  and  Folsom 
Froelich  C  Jr,  agt  Morris,  Laskor  &  Co 

N  Y,  258  Market 
Frohmunn  S,  boots  and  shoes  (retail),256 

Fourth 
Froomberg  A,  propr  San  Francisco  horse 

market  and  carriage  reiwsitory,  33,  35 

37  New  Montgomery 
Froomberg  Henry,  furrier,  114  Post 
Froomberg  I,  clothing,  815  and  817  Kear 

Fross  B,  tailor,  515  Bush 
Fross  M  B,  tailor,  515  Bush 
Frost  Aloaao,  liquors,  154  Second 
Frost  &  Paulsen,  liquors,  SW  cor  Moiit- 

j;omery  ave  and  Kearny 
Frost  &  Richanls,  painters,  206  Post 
Fry  Col  J  D,    capitalist,  419  California 
Fry  J  D,  pres    Safe  Deposit  Co,  SE  pot 

Montgomery  and  California 
Fry,  Wattles  &  Co,    com  stockbrokers, 

303  Montgomery 


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FUGAZI  J  F»   European  Steam  Ship 

Ticket  Agent,  5  Montgomery  ave 
FUHEMAHN   A    M,    Pacific    Wire 

Works,  751  Mission 
Fnlda  Bros  &  Co,  planing  mills,  80  to  40 

Spear 
]^ulda  Lesman,  butcher,  9  Now   Metro 

politan  Market 
Fuller  A  F,   dairy  produce,  27    Grand 

Central  Market' 
Fuller  C  H,  dentist,  6  Eddy 
Jirller  F  W,  machinist,  419  SacrameiUo 
Puller  O,  insurance  broker,  322  Cal 
Fuller  Thomas,  saddle  and  harnessmitk- 

or,  312  Jackson 
Fulton  A  L,  dyer,  etc,  92S  Harrison 
FullgraffRiohd,  liqxiors,  440  Bush 
Fulton  Chas  &  Theodore,  liquors,  501 

Kearny 
FULTON  G  F,  physician,  808i  Mission 

FULTON  IRON  WORKS,    Hinckley, 

Spiers  &  Hayes  prbprs,  213  Freemont 
Fulton  James,    U  S  navy,   paymaster. 

Appraiser's  building 
FUNCKE    &    COt    tanners,      tannery 

Ninth  near  Brannan,  office  312  San 
Funel  Mmc,  modes,  240  Sutter 
Funk  C  C,  sail  makers,  46  Clsy 
Funke  Dr  R,  physician,  324  Kenrny 
Fuiikenstein  0,  com  merchant,  320  San 
Funkenstein  E,  draughtsman,  320  San 
Funkcnstcin  J,  real  estate,  320  Sansom 
Furlong  &  ManS'    u,show  cases  and  coun 

ters,  823  Market 
Fnrman  Mrs  C  J,   lodgings,   Stevenson 

building,  331  Montgomery 
Furst  Philip,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

1413  Stockton 
Furth   Simon,    (Furth  Bros,    Maxwell, 

Cal),  office  207  Front 
Fustini  P,  florist,  9  Eddy 


Gabinett  &  Shirley,  wholesale  game  and 

poultry,  50G  Clay 
Gablcr  (rustavo,  sausages,  1412  Polk 
Gabriel  (»,  fancy  feathers,  637  Wash 
Gabriel  Jacob,  teacher  oflanguagcs,  711 

Hyde 
Gadsby  K  H,  painter,  510  Market 
Gaerdes  Bros,  grocers,  534  First 
Gaestel  Jos,  grocer,  1016  Kearny 
Oaetjen   Henry    W,    saloon.     King   bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Gaifka  Ernst,  cigars,  443  Bush 
Gaffncy  M  (J,  liquors,  812  Kearny 
Gaffncy  M  H,  liquors,  NE  cor  I*oIk  and 

Jackson 
Gafliicy  M  H,  liquors,  SE  cor  Second 

and  Natoma 
Gagan  Mrs  T,  dressmaker,  1517  Market 


GAOLIARDO    &   CHICHIZOLA, 

groceries,  725  and  727  Sansom 
Gailhard  Hotel,  Ch  Gailhard  propr,  o07 

and  509  Pine 
Goillard  Joseph,  liquors,  229  Sixth 
Gaillaird  P,  groceries,  1426i  Uupont 
Galan  Carlos  F,  atty  at  law,  028  Mont 
Oidbraith  William,  liquors,  759  Brannan 
GALE  J  W  &   CO,    fruit,    grain  and 

produce    commission    merchant,    402 

Davis  and  122  and  124  Washington 
Gales  T  M,  liquors,  536  Merchant 
Galimberti  C,  restaurant,  522  Pine 
Galinger  &  Mayer,   butchers,  623  Hyde 
Gallaghen  E  M,  painter,  438  Jackson 
Gallagher  B,  wagon  manufr,  i!22  Miss 
Gallagher  C,  wood  and  coal,  9l7  ISth 

GALLAGHER  C  E.  Oakland  and  S  F 
Express,  309  East,  S  F,  and  905  Broad- 
way, Oakland 

Gallagher  C  J  &  Co.  plumbers,  419 
Grove 

Gallapher  I)  W,  iron  works,  151  and  153 
Bealo 

Gallagher  James  k  Son,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers,  843  Harrison 

Gallagher  John,  Hciuors,  222  Third 

Gallagher  John  P,  restaurant,  NE  cor 
Front  and  Market 

Gallagher  Patrick  poultry  and  game, 
stall  14  CJrand  Central  Market 

Gallagher  Wm  P,  boots  and  shoos,  2017 
Filmore 

Gallagher  Wm    R,  furniture,  20  Fourth 

GALLANDETT    JAMES.  Hsh  bait, 

boats  and  tackle,  Merrimac  bet  Fourth 

and  Kentucky 
Galleano  A,  ci^jar  manufr,  802  Monts/y 
Gallmann  &  Trumpler,  carri.oge  painters, 

1711  Union 
GALLOWAY  W  T,  lithographer,  640 

Clay 
Galli  ,Io8,  machinist,  504  Clay 
GalliO,  fruit  and  vegetables,   1514  I)up 
GALLI  A  &  CO,  commission  merchants, 

516  and  518  Sansom 
GALLI  B  &  CO,  Venice   florists,  246 

Sutter 
Galpin  Philip,  atty,  402  Montgomery 
Gait  House,  632  ^iarket 
Gamble  Alexander,  atty,  90  Mont  block 
Gaml)Ie    &    Co,    butchers,    52    and  53 

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GAMBLE  JAMES,   nen  supt  Western 

Union  Tel  Co,  302  Minitgy,  room  18 
Gambs  H,  com  stock  broker,  SO'l  Cal 
Galvin  Martin,  grocer,    NE  cor  Eighth 

and  .Shipley 
Gamma  A,  liquors,  711  Mission 
(iander  H,  barber,  423  Broadway 
GANNON  PETER  T,   cigars  and  to. 

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Ganel  k  CuUen,  bankers,  NW  cor  Mont 

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GANTNER  JOHN,  propr  Swiss  Hotel, 

6ii7  aud  <329  Commercial 
Gautzgen  F,  crockery,  131  Second 
Oanzhorn  Chris,  liquors,  643  Clay 
Garl)er  John,  atty,  S  F  Stock  Exchange 

builil«ng,  room  13 
Oarber,  Thornton  &  Bishop,  atty  at  law. 

Stock  Exchiinj^e  building,  room  10 

GARCIA  CONDE  JOAQUIN,  Du  La 

Kepublica  Dc  Mexico,  *2)5  San, room  7 
Garcia  Francisco,  liijuord,  718  Monta^- 
Garcia  Frank  &    Co,    reataurant,    7 IS 

Montgomery 
Garcia  Jose  A,  cigar  and  tobacco  nianufr, 

413  Sacramento 
Garcia  M  K,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SW  cor 

Washington  and  Sansom 
Garcin  L  P  &  Co,  manufrs  of  machine- 
ry, 204  Howard 
GARCKEF.pi'opr  William  Tell  House, 

317  Bush 
Gardanowski  E  V,  physician,  103  Post 
Garden  C  P,  tailor,  672  Mission 
Gardiner  Baldwin,    stock    broker,    314 

Montgomery 
Gardiner  &  Co,  liquors,  707  Davis 
Gardner  (r  M  &  Co,  liquors,  429  Davis 
Gardner   Isaac  G,  vice  prest  and  mana- 
ger Farmers'  Mutual  Fire  Ins  Co,  310 
Pine 
GARDNER  JAMES  W,  manager  Pa- 
cific Press    agency,  126  Keaniy 
Gardner  J    H,  Custom   House  broker, 

50^1  Battery 
(Gardner  J  N,  liotol,  8]4  Montgomery 
Gardmeyer  Mrs  D,  hnir  goods,  70!)  Filb 
Garfield  John  Q,  pla.'jterer,  807  Market 
Garibaldi  J,  grocer,  E2r>  Union 
(rariot  A  Jr,   stock  broker,  418  Montgy 
Gnrissere   F,   hair  and    perfumery,    113 

Thipont 
Garland  L,  grocer,  lt)01  Fillmore 
Garland    Wm    D,    manager   E(iuitable 

Life  Assurance  Society,  240  Montgy 
Garlick    James  O,   coni  merchant,   329 

Market 
Garms  Peter,  grocer,  20  Everett 
(iani  W,  cap  manufr,  423  Pino 
(iarniss  James  R,  insurance,  320  San 
Garnsey  C  A,  locksmith,  200-14  Mission 
Garratt  W  T,  Brass  and   Bell  Foundry, 

cor  Fremont  and  Natoma 
Garretson   William  k  Co,    publishers, 

629  Washingtcm 
Garrett  k  (Jreegan,  commission  produce, 

SE  cor  Clay  and  Sunsom 
Garrissere  k  Stein,  barbers,  600  Mont 
Garvey  J  P,  atty  at  law,  324  Pine 
Garvey  P,   game  and  poultry,   23  S  F 

Market 
Garwood  Wm  T,  physician,  225  Dup 


Gas  Consumers'  Association,  J  Merritt, 

prest,  P  W  Ludovici  secy,  202  Bush 
Gashwiler  Jno  W,  capitalist,  S  F  Stock 

Exchange  building 
GaaqueH  F,  groceries,  701  O'Farrell 
Gassner  V,  bootmaker,  40.^  Post 
Gately  P.l,  liquors,  1139  Market 
Gates  C  E,  fruits,  2013  Mission 
Gates  J  H,  drugs,  cor  Howard  and  New 

Montgomery 
Gates  Justin,  wholesale  and  retail  druge, 

Turkish  aiul  vapor  baths,  722  Mont 
(Jate«  .1  U  &  Co,  (Ini agists,    417  Sansom 
(iatto  A,  wood  and  co;d,  3505  California 
Gatto  Micliu'.l,  voot    and   coa),   Larkin 

nr  (ireen 
Gaubart  Mrs,  florist,  COt  California 
Gaudron  A,  shooting  gallery,  811  Mkt 
Gaudron  Mme,  dressmaker,  235  Fifth 
Gauggel  Leo,  bootmaker,  181  Minna 
Gault  Mrs  Mary,  laundry,  106  Stockton 
Gaussail  E  A,  liquors,  1239  Stockton 
(Jauthier  E  &   Co.  stock   brokers,    306 

Montgomery 
Gawne  Chas,  preat  Stockton  Transpor- 
tation Co,  124  California 
Gay  Chas,  gen  agt,  523  Montgomery 
Gay  J  E,  hotel,  2!0  Mongomcry  avo 
(Jaynor  J  P,  architect,  309  (California 
Geiintit  A,  butcher,  16  and  18  S  F  Mkt 
(ieary  D,   groceries,    NE   cor  Fremont 

and  Folsom 
Gearty  Jas,  crocer,  224  Clara 
Genry  Street  R  K,  ortice  cor  Geary  and 

Buchanan,  11  Morton  snpt 
Geavon  Mrs  M,  bakery,  812  Valencia 
(Jebl)ie  k  Barrie,  pubs,  120  Sutter 
(ieddes  Chas,  architect,  52P  California 
Gedge  F  J,  shirt  manufr,  126  Kearny 
(ieffaney  Peter,  boarding,  206  Steuart 
GcL'gus  &  Fishcl,  butchers,  1020  How 
(Johan  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  1050  Howard 
(iehrels  &  Luhbeu,   liquors,   SW  corner 

Davis  and  Sacramento 
(Jehrenbock  Albert,  cigars,  200  Mont  av 
Gehret  C,  propr  The  Geneva,  118  Ellis 
(Jehret  Mme  Sophie,  corset  manufr,  120 

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Gehrig,  Lurman  k  Ganus,  brewery,  614 

Seventh 
Oehrt  Henry,  grocer,  703  Dupant 
Geil  H,  butcher,  25  and  26  Grand  West 

orn  Market 
Geilfuss  H,  architect,  33  Kearny 
Geimann    Wm,    merchant    tailor,    609 

Montgomery 
Geisendorfer  Mrs  Mary,  books,  158  2d 
Gtishaker  A,  furniture  manufr,  SW  cor 

Mission  and  Main 
Gelicn  K  G,  manufr  Havana  cigars,  315 

Davis 
Gellatley  Jas  R,  books,  SW  cor  Fourth 

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Gellert  Bros,  hairdresBcrs,  214  Bush 
Oellert  I,  tailor,  521  Sacramento 
Oenardini  B,  hotel,  618  Pacific 
Geudar  J  W,  confectionery,  26i  Sixth 
Gendotti  A,  liquors,  436^  Hayes 
General  Lee  Silver  Min  Co,  21 1   Sansom 
Generale  Traus-Atlantic  Co,    Belloc  & 

Co  agts,  524  Montgomery 
Genesee  Mill  Co,  flour  mills,  n  s  Gold 

bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Genesee  Mining  Co,  306  Pine,  mi  3 
Genesee  Valley  Mining  Co,  240  Montgy 
Genl  Thomas  Mill  &  Min  Co,  30'J  Mont 
Genster  J,  barber,  808  Larkin 
Gentil  Arthur,  barber,  706  Pacific 
Geo  Dougliiss  Mining  Co,  409  California 
George  J  no,  restaurant,  205  Third 
George  Julius,  atty  at  law,  507  Montgy 

OEOROE  &  LOUOHSOEOUGH.  at 

torneys  at  law,  507  Montgomery 
OEOROE  PETER,  fruit,  735  Bdwy 
Georgia  Ice  Co,  301)  Montgomery,  rm  49 
Grcorgia  Silver  Min  Co,  11  Wegener  secy, 

414  Califoiinia 
Geotjen  Bros,   grocers,  SW   cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Stockton 
Geraghty   M,   books  and  fancy   goods, 

1127Folsom 
Gerber  J  B,  bootmaker,  1053^  Market 
Gerberding  A,  grain  and  com  merchant, 
214  California 

GERCKE  FREDERICK,  Wm  Tell 

House,  317  Bush 
Gercku  G  W,  bakery,  1123  Howard 
Gerhard  F  G,  bakery,  1123  Howard 
Gerhow   Fred,  groceries  and  licinors,  2 

and  4  Mission 
Gerichten   Philip,   perfumery   and  bar 

hers'  materials,  1212  Market 
GERKEN     CLAUS,    manager    Hotel 

Phtiii,  «!09  Kearny 
Gerken  Henry,  bootmaker,  416  Fourth 
Grcrken  &  Wobber,  liquors,  SW   corner 

Spear  and  Mission 
Gerlach  Geo,  physician,  1313  Tyler 

GERMAN  AMERICAN  FIRE  IN- 
SURANCE CO  OF  NEW  YORK. 

ThosC  (irant  gen  agent,  213  Sansom 
German  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Baltimore, 

425  California 
German  General  Benevolent  Society,  114 

Dupont 
German  Hospital,  Noe  bet   Fourteenth 

and  Ridley 
German  Hotel,  Dicrks  &  Jansscn,    18 

First 
German  Insurance  Co,  202  Sansom 
GERMAN  SAVINGS  &  LOAN  SO- 
CIETY, I^  (iottig  prest,   Geo  Lette 

secy,  526  California 
G«rmania    Life    Insurance  Co  of  New 

York,  216  Sansom 
Germer  Jno    Ch,    butcher,  511  Pacific 


Germon  A  ft  Co,  shingles  and  shakes, 

llSMissiftn 
Gerow  Mrs  G  C,  corsetmafcer,  702  Lar- 

kin 
Gerrish  Mrs  M  E,  wax  florist  and  point- 
lace  maker,  118  Ellis 
Gerry  S  R,  resident  physician  City  & 

County  Alms  House,  640  Washington 
Gerson  N,  atty  at  law,  426  California 
Gesoret  — ,  Custom  House  broker,  417 

Washington 
Gethings  J  E,  cigars  and    tobacco,  30 

Montgomery 
OETLESON  &  LANDIS,  French  calf 

skins,  leather  findings  and  boots  and 

shoes,  543  Market 
Getz  Bros  &   Co,  com  and  provisions, 

301  and  303  Front 
Getz  &  Hirshfeld,  dairy  produce,  16,  17 

and  18  Grand  Central  Market 
Getz,    Levin   ft  Co,  dairy  produce.  Bay 

City  Market 
Geyreswaldt  L,  saloon,  538  Hayes 
Ghetaldi  Emil  von,  liquors,  516  Battery 
(ihio  Felix,  tailor,  721  Montgomery 
Ghiola  S,  umbrella  maker,  13l4  Stockton 

OHIRARDELLI  &  DANZEL.  coffe<. 

and  spice  manufactory,  415  and  417 

Jackson 
Ghiselli  G,  tailor,  s  s  Clark  nr  Front 
Giampaoli  G,  wood  and  coal,  910  Stock 
(riannini  H  G,  laundry,  824  Laguna 
Giannini  J,  restaurant,  617  Mission 

OIANNINI  P  A,  watches,  109  Mont 
Giant  &  Old  Abe  G  M  Co,  309  Montgy 
Gii  nt  Powder  Co,  Albert  Dibble  prns, 
F   Roller  supt,   office   10  Californi;i; 
Bandman,  Ncilson  ft   Co  agents,  210 
Front 
Giannotti  L  &  Co,  fruits,  601  Post 
OIBB  JAS,  liquors,  617  Merchant 
(jibb    &    Vallejo,    warehouse,    SE    cor 

Front  and  Vallejo 
Gibljcs  C  D.  civil  engineer,  118  Mont  blk 
Gil)be3  ,1  T,  civil  engineer,  1 18  Mont  blk 
(Jibbon  E  F,  pawnbroker,  625  Kearny 
Gibbon  John  F,  physician,  623  Kearny 
(iihl)on  W  R,  harness  and  saddlery,  1323 

Polk 
Gibbons  Eleanor  P,  wood  engraver,  60(5 

Montgomery 
Gibbons  Henry,  physician  and  pub  "  Pa- 
cific Medical  and  Surgical  Journal," 
26  Montgomery 
Gibbons  Henry  Jr,  physician  and  pub 
"Pacific  Medical  and  Surgical  Jour- 
nal," 26  Montgomery 
Gibbons  Wm,  attyat  law,  606  Montgy 
Gibbons  W  E,  physician,  SE  cor  Union 

and  Montgomery  avn 
Gibbs  C  E,  atty  at  law,  8  Montgy  avo 
Gibbs  CVS,  adjuster  marine  losses,  318 
California 


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OIBBS  GEO  W  &  C0>  importers  and 

dealers  in  iron  and  steel,  33  to  31)  Vve- 

inont  and  34  to  40  Beale 
Gibbs  R  F,  saw  filer,  79  i  Stevenson 
Oibbs  W  C,  adjuster  marine  losses,  318 

California 
Gibeau  &  Buthe,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers,  2944  Mission 
Giblin  James,  grocer,  N  VV  cor  Zoe  and 

Frceloii 
Giblin  T  J,  liquors,  1222  Leavenworth 
Giblin  Wm,  bootmaker,  1107  Howard 
(Jibney  Miss  Mary,  bakery,  1838  Howrd 


Gihnan  &  Racouillt,  propr  Pacific  Tule 
Bottle  Cover  Factory,  cor  Ninth,  and 
Harrison 

Gilman  F  L,  painter,  422  Commercial 

Gilman,  Walker  &  Co,  wholesale  liq- 
uors, SW  cor  California  and  Front 

Gilmore  J  H,  aupt  Mechanics"  Exliibition 
Building,  27  Post 

Gilmour  Jno  D,  shipsmith,  209  Main 

Gilmour  Thomas,  saloon,  NE  cor  Grove 
and  Laguna 

Gilmour  Wm,  carpenter,  cor  Laguna 
and  Birch  ave 


GIBSON  C  W,    wholesale  grocer,   205}  Giltner  F,  wood  yard,  141 1  Octavia 


Sacramento,  and  48  and  50  Spring, 

I<os  Angeles 
Gi'r > .n  Geo  H,  mining,  324  Pine  ' 

Cr''     n  J  F,  restaurant,  10  Sacramento 

^^  J  W  &  CO,  sheet  music  and 

.      -         oks,  647  Market 
Gibaoi.     "s  L,  photographer,  81 1  Markt 
Gibson  \.m,  hairdresser,  1308 Polk 
Gibson    &    Preston,    gents'    furnishing 

goods,  34  Montgomery 
GicU  Frederick,  saloon,  562  Brannan 
Giese  Bros,  grocers,  NE  cor  Battery  and 

Pacific 
Giese  Kilian,  hairdresser,  434  pacific 
Giffin  J,  tinner  and  plumber,  605  Mont 

goniery  ave 
Gihon  Thos,  card  and  seal  engraver,  109 

Montgomery 
Gila  Silver  M  Co,  330  Pine,  room  16 
Gilbert  Aug,  candy  manuf,   3   Kearny 

and  410  Hayes 
Gilbert  House,  822  and  824  Montgomery 
Gilbert  Mrs  M,   second-hand  clothing, 

243  Third 
Gilbert  &  Moore,  man«fs  furniture,  219 

Bush 
Gildcmeester  J  P  H,  real  estate  agent, 

621  Sansom 

GUFILLAN    &    HOHENSCHILD. 

fruit  and  vegetables,  33,  34,  45  and  46 

California  Market 
Gil  foil  Jno,  fruit,  NE  cor  Union  and 

Hyde 
Gilfoy  John,  livery  stable,  608  Mission 
Gilgen  Mrs,  dressmaker,  941  Mission 
Gillam  J  K,  cabinetmaker,  346  Seventh 

GILLE  &  ROEHBIGS,  fringe  factory, 

727  Market 
GILLEB.  C  L,  engraver  and  die  sinker, 

430  Montgomery 
Gilleraii  W,  liquors,  159  Thirtl 
GILLESPIE  C  V,  attorney  at  law  and 

searcher  of  rccordo,  522  California 
Gillespy  John  H,  mining  sec,  IWJ  Mont 
Gillett  C  E,  mitiinc  sec,  21 1  Sansom 
GILL7  &  MIGNON,  merchant  tail 

ors,  421  Montgomery 
Gilman  C  U,  carpenter  and  builder,  615 

Commercial 


Gimpel  Maurice  C,  sign  painter,  817  Mkt 
Gingg  John,  liquors,  507  Pine 
Giiiocchio  (},  propr  stores  in  San  Diego, 
Fresjio  Crossing  and  Yuma,  Arizona, 
office  217  Sacramento 
({inocchio  P,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  Ma- 
son and  Lombard 
Ginty  &    Blanchard,  liquors,   NE   cor 

Third  and  Mission 
Giovannini  D,  wood  and  coal,  816  Pac 
Giovannini  F,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor 

Keaniy  and  Broadway 
Giovanini  &  Gasparri,  wood  and  coal, 

1113Dupont 
Gipsy  Queen  G  M  Co,  330  Pine,  room  26 
Girard  A,  restaurant,  707  Pacific 
Girard  E,  turner,  625  Merchant 

GIRARD  MISS  E,   dressmaking  and 

costumcr,  142  Post 
GIRARD  FIRE  INS  CO.  Hutchinson 

&  Mann  gen  agts,  3'J2  and  324  Cal 
Girard  L,  merchandise  broker,  214  Cal 
Girard  Louis,  boot  and  shoe  factory,  819 

Market 
Girardin  Jno  F,  barber,  1905  Fillmore 
(tiraudon  &  Jacquet,  liquors,  229  Sixth 
Girty  Mitchell,  painter  and  grainer,  1120 

Mission 
Giselman  Wm,  real  estate,  636  Clay 
(Jitchell  J  M,  register  in  bankruptcy  and 

attorney,  636  Clay,  room  10 
6IUSTI  JOE*  oyster  and  chop  house, 

105  California  Market 
Giutano  F,  wood  and  coal,  1516  Stock 
Givens  Robert  R,  real  estate,  324  Pine 

GLADDING,  McBEAN  &  CO,  iron 

stone  sower  pipes  and  chimney  pipes, 

tops,  etc,  1310  and  1312  Market 
GLADE  F  W,  propr  Spear  St  Planing 

Mills,  30  and  32  Spear 
Gladwin  S  F,  dentist,  930  Market 
Glahn   Von  C,   groceries    and    liquors, 

120  Fourteenth 
Glasgow  G  &  M  Co,  John  Crockett  see, 

203  Bush 
Glansman  Jacob,  cigars  and  tobacco,  335 

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Glazier  I  ft  Co,  stock  brokers,  412  Cal 
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Glazier  I  &  Co,  stock  brokers,  412  Cal 
Olcaiion  P,  house  mover,  309  Mason 
Glcason  Patrick  F,  grocer,  J  717  Jessio 
Gleason  P  H,  liquors,  304  Francisco 
Glenn  Wm,  liquors,  \5S  First 
Glcnnan  M,  butcher,  NE  cor  O'Farrell 

and  Jones    

GLENNT  HENRT  Wi  sec  and  cash- 
ier The  Nevada  Bank  of  S  F,   301 

Montjjomory 
Glens  Falls  Ins  Co,  200  Sansom 
Gless  A,  liquors,  SJ5  cor  4th  and  Har 
Glickman     David,     watchmaker,    2102 

Fillmore 
Glitt  Mrs  N,  crockery  and  glassware, 

:+42  Third 
Globe  Cons  M  Co,  O  H  Bogart  sec,  106 

Ijeidesdorff 
Globe  Gas  Light  Co,  I  W  Knox   pres, 

237  First 

GLOBE   HOUSE.    Mrs    Ann    Bolger 

propr,  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Globe  Iron  Works,  143  and  145  Fremont 
Glolxs  Marine  Ins  Co,  308  California 
Gloistein  A,  f,'rocer,  832  Greenwich 
Glootz  A,  grocer,  t»W  cor  Clay  and  Dup 
Glootz  John  P  M,  grocer,  706  Jackson 
Glory  M  Co,  330  Pine,  room  36 
Glover  &  Willcomb,  manufs  curled  hair, 

65  and  67  New  Montgomery  and  117 

Minna 
Gluck   &    Hansen,    brewery,    S\V    cor 

P^ilton  and  Webster 
Glung  Chria,    broom   maker,  64i    West 

Mission 
Glynn  Dale  Cons  G  M  Co,  301)  Montgy 
Glynn  W,  liquora,  158  First 
Gobbee  E,  watchmaker,  535  Folsom 
Gobey  Frank,  liquors,  228  Sutter 

GOBLE  JOHNE,  liquors,  baths,  boats, 

etc.  Foot  of  Merrimac 
Godart  J  architect,  712  Montgomery 
Godchoux  J,  real  estate  broker,  609  Sac 
Goddard  Clark  L,  dentist,  23  Post 
Goddard  G,  bakery,  914  Valencia 
Go<lemeyer  Mrs  D,  ladies'   hairdresser, 

709  Filbert 
Godeus  John  D,  photographer,  34  Third 
Godfrey  Gravel  Mining  Co,  309  Cal 
Godfrey  W  A  H,  clothing  and   furnish- 
ing goods,  101  and  103  Second 
Godoj'  Jose  F,  atty,  60i  Merchant 
Godsil  John,  retail  wine  and  liquor  deal- 
er, 33  and  35  Ellis 
Godscl  Timothy  O,  fruit,  709  Brannan 
Goe  Samuel  E,  dentist,  26  Montgomery 
Goecken  Herman  B,  bakery,  511  Third 
Goedecke  L,  sausages,  tongues,  etc,  1322 

Dupont 
Goehring  Adolph,  artificial  Oowors,  419 

Natoma 
Goertz  A,  physician,  423  Sutter 
Goepel  Otto,  boots  and  shoes,  416  Third 


Goepel  R,  bootmaker,  136  Post 
Goertzhain  H  E,  butcher,  1103  Leav 
Goethals  C  L,  sewing  machine  repairer, 

M8  Mission 
Goethals  G  L,  mattrasa  manufacturer, 

618  Mission 
Goetjen  Bro,  grocer,  1319  Sacramento 
Goctjen  H  &  J,  groceries,  1328  Jackson 
Goetz  B,  wood  and  coal,  514  Union 
Goetz  P,  liquors,  533  Pacific 
Goetzo  H,  grocer,  1523  Webster 
GoflF  Chas  P,  atty,  606  Montgomery 
Goff  House,  319  Bush 
GoffT  J,  propr  Goff  House,  319  Bush 
Goger  Chaa,  tin,  iron  and  coppersmith, 

202  Dupont 
Gohlinghorst  George  J,  wines,  1520  Mkt 
Gold  Deposit  G  &  S  M  Co,  309  Cal 
Gold  Lead  Gold  &,   Silver  Mining  Co,  D 

Frankiades  secy,  312  California 
Gold   and  Silver  Refinery,    cor  Seventh 

and  Brannan 
Gold  Stripe  Mining  Co,  314Mont(Tomory 
Goldbaum  L,  cigars,  tobacco  and  money 

broker,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Market 
Goldb';>f  D,  tailor,  cor  Leavenworth  and 

Washington 
Ooldbarg  M  Co,   jewelry  and  loan,   534 

Kearny 
Goldber^'  S,  carjxjts,  933  Market 
Golden  Chariot  Mining  Co,  318  Pino 
(iolden  City  Brewery,  G    Brokle  propr, 

1431  Pacific 
Golden  City      Chemical     Works,    Con 

O'Connor  pres,  cor  Seventh  and  Town- 
send 

GOLDEN  EAGLE  HOTEL,  D  Hart- 

ncll  propr,  401  and  406  Broadway 

"GOLDEN  ERA,**! weekly),  J  M  Bassett 

propr,  606  Clay 
Golden  Gate  Brewery,  717  Greenwich 
Golden  Gate  Con  Hydraulic  Mining  Co, 

318  Pine,  room  13 
Golden  Gate   Flouring   Mills,  41   to  49 

First 
Golden  Gate  Hotel,  L  J  F  Schnutenhaus 

propr,  i;i4  Fourth 
Golden  Gate  Laundry,  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Valencia 
Golden  Gate  Match  Factory,  Cohen  and 

Davis  proprs,  SE  cor    Fourteei.'.h  and 

Shotwell 
Golden  Gate  Mill  8c  Mining  Co,  J  J  Ap- 

plegato  secy,  320  Sansom 
Golden   Gate    Mining  Co,  (Bodie),    328 

Montgomery,  room  20 
Golden  Gate  Mutuiil   Loan  Association, 

O  Esche  secy,  320  Sansom,  room  8 
Golden  Gate  Plaster  Mills,  Lucas  &  Co 

proprs,  215  Main 
Golden  Gate  Woolen  Manufacturing  Co, 

woolen  mill,  otiioe  302  Cal 
Goldeu  Ophir  Mining  Co,  309  California 


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Oolden  Sierra  Mining  Co,  D  F  Verdenal 

secy,  327  Pine 
Golden  Star  Mining  Co,  318  Pine 
GOLDEN  STATE  ft  MINERS'  IRON 

WOKFB,  237  to  257  First 
Goldou  Suk-  Gold  Mining  Co,  702  Market 
Golden  Thomas,  undertaker,  1248  Mkt 
Golden  Thomas,    broom     factory,    109 

Clay 
GoUlfi>ih  B,  merchant,  33  Battery 
Goldman  Isnac,  dry  goods,  20!)  Sanaom 
Goldman  Jacob,    grocer,  SW  cor  R    R 

and  Fourteenth  ave 
Goldman  M,  stock  broker,  310  Moutgy 
Goldmanu  J,  butcher,  56  Wiiahiugton 
Goldmanu    &   Hon,    clothiTig    and  dry 

goods,  216  Sixteenth 
Goldmeyer  &  Son,  butchers,  307  Sixth 
Goldschmidt  N,  fancy  gooda,  468  Sixth 
Goldsmith  B,  dry  gooils,  001  Market 
Goldamitli  D  E,  agt  Iron  Turbin  Wind 

Engine,  411)  Siiiisom 
Goldsmith  (ieo  &  Co,  144  Polk 
Goldsmith  I,  boots  and  shoes,  231  Sixth 
Goldsmith  H,  dry  goods,  4684  Sixth 
Goldsmitli  P  G,  machinist,  1573  Market 
Golilsmith  S,  dress  trimminsrs,  250  Third 
GOLDSMITH  W  E  ft  SON.  card  and 

seat  engniver,  26  Montgomery 
Goldstein  Bros,  restaurant,  437  Bush 
GOLDSTEIN  ft  COHN>  importers  of 

human  hair,  wigmakers,  etc,  808  Mkt 
Goldstein  il  H,  propr  Novelty  Factory, 

125  Sansom 
Goldstein  fc    Kernan,    job  printers,  19 

Belden  Place 
Gold   and   Stock  Tel  Co,  Geo  S   Ladd 

pres,  222  Sansom 
Goldstone  B,  fancy  goods,  901  Market 
Goldstone  C,  clothing,  435  Montgomery 
Goldstone  Jacob,  dry  goods,  926  Diipout 
Goldstone  M,  importers  and  jobbers,  dry 

goods  and  furnishing  good,  2  Battery 
Goldtree  Nathan,  grain,  27  Battery 
Goldwater   J  &  Bros,    merchants.    111 

Battery 
Goldwater  Max,  tailor,  134  Folsom 
Golly  Ambroiso,  watclnnaker,  301  Mont- 
gomery avo 
GOLLT  J  B  ft  CO,  publishers,   book- 
sellers, etc,  26  deary 
Golly  Joseph,  hairdresser,  1203   Dupont 
Golly  &  Uhl,  stock  brokers,  429  Cal 
Gomes  S,  boarding,  40  Commercial 
Gomez   Jaun  E,   commission  merchant, 

30y  Clay 
Goodall,      Perkins    &  Co,   agta  Pacific 

Coast  S  S  Co,  10  Market 
Goodell  C,  hotel,   cor  Second  and  Fol- 
som 
Gonclaves  Manuel,  bootmaker,  612  Post 
Oondouin  A,  liquors,  36 1|  Fourth 
GOODFELLOW  W  H,  atty  at  law,  531 

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Goodman  A,  pawnbroker,  414  Koarny 
Goodman  &,  Co,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

cigars  and  tobacco,  635  Clay 
Goodman  M,  tailor,  255  Perry 
Goodnough  A  M,   pianos  and   organs, 

24  0'Farrell  * 

Goodrich  J   H,   wagonmaker,    110  and 

112  Oregon 
Goodrich  Taylor,  wholesale  stoves  and 

ranges,  22  Geary 
Goodshaw  Min  Co,  327  Pine 
Goodwin  C,  pork  dealer,  32  Centre  Mkt 
Goodwin  &  Co,  furniture,  319  Pine 
(ioodwin  M  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  407 

Battery 
Goodyear  Rubber  Co,  R   H  Pease  and 

T  M  Runyon  agts,  577  and  579  Mkt 
Gordon  AS,  cooper,  417  Main 
Gordon  &    Burke,  cigurs  and  tobacco, 

1012  Market 
GORDON  C  P,  secy  Cal  Min   Co,   309 

Montgomery,  rooms  23  and  24 
Gordon  C  W,  printer,  320  Samson 
Gordon   &   Cory,     livery    stable,    1015 

Market 
Gordon  &  Desmond,  fruit,  517  Geary 
(lordon  F  Ij,  atty,  606  Montgomery 
Gordon  deo  F,  atty,  38  Nevada  block 
Gordon  G  VV,  attorney,  320  Sansom 
Gordon  &  Healy,  saloon,  Iti  Hayes 
Gordon  J,  furnishing  goods,  611  Mont 
Gordon  James  E  &  Co,  wholesale  hard- 
ware, 250  and  252  Market,  12  and   14 

Front 
Gordon  Mrs  Laura  De  Force,  atty  at 

law,  29  Mo)itgomery  block 
Gordf.n  R,  tailor,  803  Market 
Gorfiukel  William,  barber,  412^  Sixth 
Gorhan)   Michael    C,    grocer,    NVV  cor 

Aimie  and  Jessie 

GORHAM  SHERWOOD  F,  atty  at 

law,  324  Pine,  room  18 

Gorla  &  Mai,'i8tra,  liquors,  312  Mont- 
gomery avenue 

Gorman  John,  saloon,  100  Hayes 

Gorman  M,  groceries  and  liquors,  223 
Folsom 

Gorom  Nelson,  sergeant  U  S  Signnl  Ser- 
vice, 42  Merchants'  Exchange  bldg 

Gorrett  Francis,  shoemaker,  364    Pacific 

GORRILL  C  Ht  pros  and  secy  Pacific 
Bridge  Co,  4  California 

GORRILL  R  W,  treas  Pacifio  Bridge 
Co.  4  California 

Gorsig  H,  liquors,  113  Davia 

GOSLING  GEO  N,  manufacturers  agt, 

,320  Sansom 
Goslinsky  E&  Co,  cigar  manufr,  219  and 

221  Battery 
GOSS  ft  ADAMS*  mining  machine  and 

engine  works,  114  and  116  Beale 
Goss  Michael  &Co,  poultry,  510  Sansom 
Gossman  Annin,  fruits,  241  Seventh 


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Ootella  &  Batista,  fruit  and  vegetables, 
420  Union 

Gotta  M,  wood  and  coal,   cor  Larkin 
and  Green 

GOTTIO  L,  pres  Gorman  Savings  & 
Loan  Society,  o'iG  California 

Gottlieb  Louis,  bootmaker,  320  Taylor 

Gottlieb  M,  tailor,  18i)  Jessie 

Gottachalk  C  H,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 507  California 

Gough  H  D,  atty  at  law,  603  Wash 

Goueh  Mrs  M,  groceries,  1016  Bryant 

Gould  C  G,  builder  and  contractor,  322 
Jackson 

Gould  Chas  A,  mining  snpt,  413  Montgy 

Gould  &  Curry  Silver  Mining  Co,  30!» 
Montgomery 

Gould  L  K,  varieties,  1612  PaciHc  ave 

Gould  Wm  O,  m^iager  Pacific  Mutual 
Life  Ins  Co,  512  California 

Goulet    Isidore,   merchant    tailor,    415 
Montgomery 

Goullette  A  J  &  Co,   job  printers,  811 
Market 

Goulstone  D,  fancy  goods,  746  Wash 

Gourdon  A,  plumber  and  gastitter,  404^ 
Geary 

Gove  A  J,  North  Point  Warehouse 

Gove  M  D,  druggist,  2403  Califoriiiii 

Gower  &  Gilnlan,    Pacitic  Free  Wart- 
house,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Front 

Goy  L,   watchmaker  and  jeweler,   339 
Bush 

Graaff  Samuel,  pawnbroker,  214  Mont- 
gomery ave 

ORABER  J  M>  fish,  poultry  and  game, 
82  to  84  Centre  Market,  Dupont 

Grabill  Geo  D,  ticket  clerk  P  Coast  S  S 
Co,  214  Montgomery 

Gracchi  &   Baglietto,  boat 
Vallejo 

Grace  &  Duval,  shipping  and  com  mer- 
chants, 40  California 

Grace  H  8,  machinist,  3013  Mission 

Grace  J  W,  consul   Uruguay  and  Peru, 
40  California 

Grace  Max,  furniture,  333  Sixth 

Gracier  Frank,  bung  and  plug  factory, 
sawing  and  planing  mill,  21 1  Mission 

Gracier  F  J  &  Frank,  agricultural  im- 
plements, 211  Mission 

Gradwohl  A,  dry  goods,  73  Fourth 

ORADWOHL   M    &   CO,  (Bay  City 
Packing  and  Provision  Co),  San  Bruno 
Koad;   meat  market  (wholesale  and 
retail),  Bay  City  Market,  1146  Mkt 
Grady  M,  butcher,  613  Post 
Grad  Carl  T,  atty  at  law,  623  Coml 
Graefner  Mark,  saloon,  804  Fourth 
Graf  Geo,  cixars  and  tobacco,  12  Leid 
Graf  Geo,  chop  house,  510  Pine 
Qad  Jacob,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
315  Keamy 


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Graif  A,  bakery,  722  Lombard 

Graff  J  S,  atty  at  law,  234  Montgomery 

Graff  Louis,  horaoshoer,  cor  R  R  and 

Fifth  uvea 
Graham  B  F,  mining  expert,  408  Cal 
Graham  Jno  P,  groceries.  Twentieth  nr 

Alabama 

GBAHAH  &  IINGOLN,  grocers,  401 

Ilaycs 
Graham,  Lincoln  &  Daniels,  wood  and 

coal,  313G.mizh 
Graham  M,  milk  ranch,  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Twentieth 
Graham  M  A,  machinist,  23  Stevenson 
Graham  Wm  G,   Graham   House,  1104 

Market  

GRAINOER  WM.  mining  secy,  211 

Sansom 
Grail  F,  liquors,  662  Brannan 
Gramlich  Sebastian,  bakery,  245  Third 
Grand  Arcade  Market,  Sixth  bet  Shipley 

and  Clara 
Grand  Central  Market,  Market  nr  Sixth 
Grand  Central  Mining  Co,  327  Pine 

GRAND  HOTEL,  Johnson  &  Co  proprs, 

8  to  12  New  Montgomery 
Grand  Jules,  physician,  101  Dupont 
<^rand  Opera  House,  N  s  Mission  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 

rand  Opera  Market,  F  Razzetto  supt, 

745  to  749  MiHsion  and  238  Minna 
Grand    Prize   Mining    Co,   Stock    Ex- 
change bldg 
Grand  Theater  (Chinese),    Donu  Quai 

Tuen  proprs,  814  Washington 
Grand  Western  Market,  133-iBush 
Grandjean  Chas,  engraver  and  designer, 

208  Sutter 
Graner  &  Strohl,  hotel,  429  Bush 
Graney  G  P,  horseshoer,  13  Bclden  place 
Gratifield  &  Uynes,  wood  and  coal,  1040 

Howard 
Grange  Numn,   wholesale  liquors,   711 

Sauaom 
Grangers'   Bank  of    California,   Albert 

Mont[>enicr  cashier  and  manager,  42 

California 
Grangers'  Business  Association,  D  Inman 

manager,  106  Davis  * 

Granniss  (i  W,  real  estate,  628  Montgy 
Granncchi     Salvatore,     butcher,      314 

Montgomery  ave 
Grant  D  W  &  Co,  gen  com  merchants 

and     agricultural     implements.     111 

Washington 
Grant  Franklin,  lumber,  20  Spear 
Grant  G  W,  shipsmith,  13  Spear 
Grant  John,  marble  works,  129  Town- 
send 
Grant  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  200 

Seventh 
Grant  Mrs   J  T,   branch  bakeiy,  510 

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Grant  V,  groceries,  N£  cor  Fifteenth 

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Grant  ft  Smith,  hay  and  grain,  1141 

and  1143  Market 
OSANT  THOMAS  C.  gen  agt  North 
British  k  Mercantile  Ins  Co,  German- 
American  Ins  Co,  213  Sansom 
Granz  H,  furniture  factory,  617  and  619 

Brannan 
Graea  C  B,  liquors,  SEoor  Fourth  and 

Mission 
Grass  F,  boots  and  shoes,   8  and  14^ 

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Grassclly  E,  laundry,  916  Powell 
GrasshoffF,  carpenter,  1510  Powell 
Graul  F,  bootmaker,  1806  Market 
GRAVE  B  &  CO,  carriage  and  wagon- 
maker,  421  and  423  Pucilio 
Graves ' — ,    brass  instrument  repairer, 

434  Kearny 
Graves  G  E,  liquors,  425  Pacific 
Graves    H  T,    secy   Masonic    S    &    L 

Bank,  G  Post 
Graves   Mrs   M,    confectioner,  SE   cor 

Bush  and  Devisadero 
Graves  Ormond  F,  contractor,  24  Fol 
GRAVES  B  K,  mining,  406  Montgy 
(iravus  \V  H,  merchant,  310  Pine 

GRAVES  W  J  &  WM,  attys  at  law, 

'_'30  Montgomery 
GRAVES  WALKER  C,  atty  at  law, 

8  Montgomery  avo,  rm  4 
Graves  \Vm  H,  capitalist,  310  Pine 
Gravior   A,    fruit    and     vegetables, 

and  54  Centre  Market 
Gray  Mrs  A,  lodgings,  136  Sixth 
Gray    A    M,    carpenter,    O'Farrell 

Stockton 
Gray    &  Conger,    fruiters,   539  O'Far- 
rell 
Gray  Edward  P,  agt  Phoenix  Mutual 

Life  Ins  Co,  318  Montgomery 
Gray  Giles  H,  atty  at  low,  530  Cal 
GRAT  &  HAVEN,  attys  at  law,  530 

Califomia,  rm  6 
Gray  J  D,  bronze  monuments,  23  Fifth 

GRAY  MATTHIAS,  music  and  musi 
cal  instruments  and  agt  for  Steinway 
Pianos,  117  Post 

GRAT   N   &   CO,   undertakers,    641 
Sacramento 

Gray  Peter  J,  pastor  St  Patrick's  Cathe- 
dral, 744  Mission 

Gray  Wm,  varieties  and  liquors,  SE  cor 
Twenty-second  and  Folsom 

Gray  W  Jr,  liquors,  SE  oor  Folsom  and 
Twenty -seccnid 

Grayson  Geo  W,  capitalist,  23  Stook 
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Great  Blue  Gravel  Range  G  Min  Co,  45 
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Great  Eastern  S  Min  Co,  310  Pine 
Groat  Western  Quicksilver  Min  Co,  314 

Montgomery 
OREATHOUSE  &  BLANDING,  attys 

at  law,  324  Pine,  rms  18  to  21 

OREATHOUSE  C  R.atty  at  law,  324 

Pino,  rm  18 
Greeley    k   ConnoU,   blacksmiths,    108 

Jessie 
Greeley  F  W,  S  F  4  Oakland  Express, 

3  Market 
Green  Alonzo,  wharfinger  Washintrton 

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Green  Mrs  Annie,  milliner,  1003  Mission 
Green  AT,  commission,  204  California 
Green  Kdmond,  mining,  314  Montgy 
Green  Geo  W  B,  liquors,  38  Sixth 
Green  G  A;  8  Min  Co,  8  S  F  Stock  Ex- 
change bldg 
Green  G  &  S  M  Co,  John  Crockett  secty 

203  Bush 
Green  Harris,  clothing,  505  Davis 
Green  J  J,  stockbroker,  328  Montgy 
Green  Jno  C,  coflFeo  saloon,  8  Jackson 
Green  M,  boots  and  shoes,  810  Valencia 
Green  M  F,  groceries.  Fell  &  Laguna 
Green  Mountain  G  Min  Co,  314  Montgy 
Green  R  H  &  Co,  carpenters,  2123  Miss 
Green  &  Seller,  manufrs  boys  clothing, 

689  Market 
Green  0  T,  physician,  10  Third 
Green  Tree  House,  Louis  Lang  20  Page 
Green  T  W,  fruit,  105  Ninth 
Green  Wm,  rif;fger,  26  Howard 
Green  Wm,  furniture,  211  Ellis 
(Jreen  &  Foley,  liquors,  246  Third 
Grecnbaum  L  &  Co,  stockbrokers,  306 

Montcomery 
GREENBERG    &  CO,    proprs  Eagle 

Brass  Foundry  and  Finishing  Works, 

205  Fremont 
GREENBERG  HENRT,    real  estate 

agent,  306  Montgomery 
Greenman  J  F,  mining,  320  Sansomo 
(ireeno  &,  Co,  stock  brokers,  314  Mont 
Gtecne  H  A  &  Co,  stockbrokers,    314 

Montgomery 
Greene  John  E,  liquors,  222  Fourth 
Greene  Michael  F,  liquors,  50O  Fell 
Greene  Thos,  wood  and  coal,  242  7th 

GREENEBAT7M  &  CO,  autioneersand 
com  merchants.  1 15  and  1 17  Bush 

Greenebaum,  Helbing  k  Co,  stockbrok- 
ers, 232  Montgomery 

GREENEBATJM,  SACHS  &  FREE- 

MAN,  importer  and  dealers  in  men's 
furnishing  goods,  524  and  526  Market 
and  23  and  25  Sutter 
Greenhalgh  Jno  H,plumber,6  Broadway 
Greenough  C  C,  coffee  saloon,  831  Kear 
Greenwood  Geo,  liquors,  124  Fifth 
Greenwood  Henry,  butcher,  1729  Mkt 
Greenwood  L,  fumitore,  94  Foarth 


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Oreenwood  Wm  M,  India  rice  mill,  SE 
cor  Fremont  and  Mission 

OREFFE  &  TANBON.  (successors  to 
Geo  Fischer),  Ceutenniul  Chair  Fac- 
tory, furniture  and  cabinet  makers, 
new  patent  rockers,  Turkish  frames 
and  lounges  a  specialty,  141  and  143 
Froelon  near  Fourth,  and  560  Brannan 

Oreg  /l  Co,  sawdust  and  sand,  410  Main 

Qreget  Leopold,  French  nursery,  SE  cor 
Franklin  and  (•reenwich 

OBEGOIBE  LOUIS  &  CO,  foreign  and 
educational  books  and  stationery, 
Wf.'jhington  and  Montgomery  avo 

OREGOEY  A  P  &  CO.  Pacitio  Ma 
chine  Depot,  2  and  4  California 

OREGORT  &  LIEBSCHITTZ    res 

taurant,  SE  cor  Pino  and  Mont;?omery 
Greif  ft  Armann,  barbers  and  baths,  636 

Washington 
Greiner  Fred,  groccrieji,  NW  cor  Sixth 

and  JcBaie 
Grelis  Joliu  W,  liquors,  208  Bush 
Gremke  Henry,  grocer,  S£  cor  Michigan 

and  Shasta 
Grenewald  B  M,  laundry,  35  Turk 
Groninger  D,  tinsmith  and  plumber,  542 

Fourth 

GRENNAN  JOHN,  soda  supt,  no 

Tyler 
Grentz  Joseph,  tailor,  1319  Pacific 
Grenz  Chas,  restaurant,  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Clementina 
Grey  C  V,  iitty  at  law,  604  Merchant 
Greyhounit  Mdl  &,  Min  Co,  313  Montgy 
ORlES  FREDKt  wine  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Howard  anil  Beale 
GRIESINOER   R,    stockbroker,    503 

California 
Griesser  Ad,  cisjars  and  tobacco,  321  San 

GRIFFIN  &  CO.  manufra  and  import 

ing  grocers,  405  Fronti 
Griffin  J  D,  bciat  builder,  239  Steuart 
Griffin  M,  grocery,  NE  cor  Fulton  and 

Buchanan 
Griffin  M  S,  saloon,  2239  Geary 
Griffin  P,  liquors,  cor  O'FarrcU  and  tto- 

viaadcro 
Griffith  I)  H,  hotel,  218  Broadway 
Griffith  Miss  E  &  J,   dressmakers,  412 

Geary 
Griffith  E<lgar    M,  physician,   SE    cor 

Montgomery  ave  and  Union 
Griffith    John    B,   house    painter,    216 

Wa8hina[ton 
Griffith  Miller,  manager  tug  boats  Good- 
all,  Perkins  &  Co,  10  Market 
Griffiths  Allen  V,  dentist,  400  Geary 
Griffiths  Jno  H,  mining  sec,  417  Cal 
Grim  A  K,  mining,  331  Montgomery 
Grimes  Geo  T,  secty  Masonic  Hall  Ass'n, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Grimes  John  ,C,  shoemaker,  803  Folsom 


Grimm    A,    roofer   and   plumber,   230 

Montgomery  ave 
Grimm  A,  barber,  Lick  House 
Grimm  Fred'k  W,  liquors,  776  Market 
GRIMM  HENRT.  Arion  Saloon,  NE 

cor  South  and  Kearny 
Grinbaum  M  S  &  Co,  com  merchaQts,214 

California 
Grisar  E  &  Co,  wool  graders  and  pack- 
ers, cor  Fifth  and  Townsend 
Grisclle  Miss  E,  physician,  432  Snttor 
Griswold  &  Berry,  carriage  painters,  837 

Folsom 
Grinwold  W  F,  dentist,  6  O'Farrell 
Gri8v.old  W  N,  physician,  116  Eddy 
Groben  Henry,  restaurant,  cor  R  R  and 
Tenth  aves 

"GROCER  AND  C0T7NTRT  MER 

CHANT."  Holloway  &   Briggs  pub- 
lishers, 405  Dupont 

GROCERS  PROTECTIVE  UNION, 

M  Leisen  manager,  605  Clay 

Grodhaus  Mrs  C,  fancy  work,  30  Frank- 
lin 
Groeper  G,  liquors,  16^Iarket 

Groezingor  G,  growers  of  and  dealers  in 
Cal  wines  and  brandies,  NW  oir  Pine 
and  Battery 
GrofFman  Chas  P,  tinsmith,  5  Clay 
Grogan  Alex,  real  estate,  705  Sunsom 
Grogan  Mrs  J  A,  lodgings,  865  Market 
Grogan  M  T,  horseshoer,  833  Geary 
Grogan   &    Anstett,    proprs    Lafayetto 

Brewery,  727  Groen 
Gros  Alfred,  druggist  NW  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Kearny  and  111  Dupont 
Grosbauer  John,  saloon,  2  and  4  Leides- 

dorfif 
Grosbauer  J  F,  groceries,  SE  cor  Fell 

and  Gough 
Gross  A  P,  millwright,  51  Fremont 
Gross  David,  merchant,  103  Sansom 
Gross  Frank  W,  clerk  supreme  court, 

640  Clay 
GROSS  G,  physician,  319  Kearny 
Gross  P  H,  tailor,  529  Montgomery  ave 
Grosse  Elkan,  bootmaker,  406  Jackson 

GROSSETTA  MARTIN,  propr  Ari- 
eona  Chop  House,  527  Commercial 

Grossini  N,  marble  works,  1049  Market 
Grosskurth  August,  grocer,  1329  Dupont 

Grosskurth  Wilhelm,  dairy  produce,  1329 

Dupont 
Grossman  Mnrx,  glazier,  617   California 
Grosso  C,  blacksmith,  31  Clark 
Groto  H  P,  groceries,  2230  Geary 
Groth  D,  gi'ocer,  NW   cor  Sutter  and 

Webster 
Groth  &  Eggers,  groceries,  534  O'Farrel 

Grovanni,   Grampoli  k    Co,   wood  and 
coal,  998  and  910  Stockton 


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Grover  &  Baker,  acwin({  machines,   2'.) 

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Orover  H,  bootmaker,  24  Stockton 
Grover  S  B,  oarpouter,  Itfl?  California 
Grover  Wm  A,  physician,   80!)  Market 
Groves  11  M,  capitalist,  400  Montgomery 
Grubo  Max,  stationery,  JMOTliird 
Gruber  Ailam,  butcher,  40J  Union 
Grul)er  Joseph,  furiiituio,  12:{7   Mission 
G rubers  Mrs,  oyster  saloon,  ItJOSJ  Stock 
Gruen  &  Vo^relsanjj,  ealoon,  142  Fourth 

and  215  Third 
GRUENHAOEN  C  H,  propr  S  F  Wire 

Works,  UOU  Mi:i8ion 
Grunbaum  Honry,  merchant,  108  San 
Grundel  Frank,  li((Uoni,  77  Stevenson 

QBUNDEL  JULIUS  G,  ivory  turner, 
carver  and  meerschaum  pipe  maker, 
81  li  Market 
Grundics  John,  restaurant,  15  Pacific 
Grunor  F,  watchmaker,  8-48  Washington 


Guittard  Omer,  |{lovo  factory,   60S  Mkt 
Gulf  of  C  d  Navigation  and  Express  Co 

•toamer  line,  G  Andrado  agent,  724  i 

Market 
Gulilfoilu  J  J,  harnosi,  2(i  Mission 
Gullixson  Honry  V  &  Co,   carpets,   oil 

cloths,  0;JO  Market 
OUMP  S  &  0>  manufrs  and  importers 

mirrors,     window     cornices,    picture 

frames,  5S1  nnd  083  Market 
Guniportz  &  Spamer,  piinters,  Wl  Bush 
(iuniilach  Jacob  (i,  liquors,  007  Wash 
OUNDLACH  J  &  GO.  producers  Cal 

wines  an<l  liquors,  HK  cor  Mkt  and  2d 
Gunn  Hu^h,  butcher,  717  Howard 
Gunn  &  Medland,  laundry,  018  Folsom 
(junn  Stephen,  upholsterer,  7ol  Folsom 
Gunn  Wm  J,  real  estate  aatent,  410  Mont 
(iunnison  A  .1,  atty,  325  Mont<^omeiy 
Gunnison  A  11,  gen  agt  Commurcial   Ins 

Co  of  Cal,  105  California 
Gunnison  &  Booth,  attys  at  law,    325 

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Guadagno  L,  hairdresser,  030  Broadway 

<;uallard  Petro,  grocer,  1420  Dupont 

Guardian  Assurance  Co,    (of    hondin),^'""^*^  *'  A,  H;»vana  cigars.  211  Kearny 

Wm  J  Sanders  a^t.  400  Ji  California      i  Cuuter  August,  grocer,  N  W  cor  Fillmore 
Guatemala  Gaa  Light  Co,  J  no  Crockett!      '^"'l  Herman 

socty,  8  Stock  Exchange  building 


Gubrolo  Franciico,  tador,  01 1  Vallejo 
Gudeiius  F,  grocer,  310  Dupont 
Gudelhus  Ch,  liquors,    112  Drumm  cor 

Commercial 
Guedet  E  F,   tish  market,   1515  Dnpont 
Guenin  Felix,  bakery,  '.510  Dupont 
(luerimand    Mmo   Al[)hou,   florist,    522 

Bush  I 

Guerin  John,  wood  and  coal,  412  O'Farj 
Guerin  M,  boots  and  shoes,  315  Bush  I 
Guerin  PS,  agt  S  F  &  X  P  K  l\  steamers, 

VV.;shii>gton  St  Wharf 
Guict-.y;  Francois,  pork  packer,  230  4th 
Guide  Publish 'g  Co,  publishers  of  *•  Tlie 

Guid-!,"521  Clay 
Guierolo  (Jiovanne,  fruits,  453  Fourth 
Guilfoyle  J  J,  harneasmaker,  2037  Miss 
Guignard  Jno,  jeweler,  5  Sixth 
Guigiie  C  Ue,  agt  Comptoird'  Eocomptc 

de  Paris,  401  California 
Guillaume  Hotel,  Ilambaud  &  Martin, 

721  Pacific 
Guillet  Chas,  French  confectionery,  200 

Second 
Guillie  Nicholas,  lodgings,  438  Broadway 
(tuinasso  &  Ferrogitiro,    wood  and  coal, 

506  and  508  Green 
GuinassoG,  groceries,  NE  cor  Dupont 

and  Green 
Guinaw  John,  fanc^  goods,  320  16th 
Guintiniva  C,  liquors,  412  Broadway 

OUISTI  JOE,  oyster  saloon  and  restau- 
rant, 105  California  Market 

Guittard  E  &  Co,  coffee,  spices,  clioco- 
lato,  tc  IS,  yeast  powder,  405  and  407 
Sansom 


Gurnee  Clinion,  atty  at  law,  30!5  Pine 
Gurnett  A  G  &  Co,  stock  brokers,    310 

California 
Gurnett  W  J,  mining  secy,  310  Cal 
Gusen  Mrs  M,  books  and  stationery,  158 

Se(!ond 
Gusman  D,  barber,  1053  Market 
Gusmani  S,  fish,  405  Merchant 
(iutbisrlet  J,  boots  and  shoos,  516  Wash 
Gutiurrcz  C,  real  estate  and  mining,  402 

Moiit'^om'^ry 
GUTMANN  BEOS,    com   merchants, 

202  Siinsom 
Gutta  Pereha  and  Rubber  Maaufg  Co, 

501  Market 
Gutte  &  Frank,  insurance  agts,   307  Cal 
Gntte  I,  shipping   and  com    merchant, 

307  California 
Guttman  Samuel,    slipper  manufr,    522 

Pacific 
(ruy  John,  shoe  manufr,  106  Dupont 
Gwin  Mining  Co,  3015  Pine,  room  11 
(twin  AVin  M  Jr,  mining,  300  Pino 
Gysin  t  Mollis,  hardware,    100  Japksou 


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Haaf  Jacob,  contractor,  516  Kearny 

HAAEE  CHAS    Ht    restaurant,    337 
Bush 

Haake  &   Dicdricks,  groceries,  liquors, 
SE  cor  Eddy  and  Leavenworth 

Haake  &  Hagedorn,  groceries,    8E  cor 
Bryant  and  Rincon  Place 

HAAS  BBOS,  importers  wholesale  gro- 
cers, 100  and  102  Cal   cor  of  Davis 
(New  York  office  99  Pearl  st) 
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Haas  Gcorgo  &  Co,    candy  mauiifrs,    20 

Keaniy 
Haus  Jul,  physician,  305  Kearny 
Haas  Morris,  tailor,  802  Larkiu 
Haaso  Herman,    liquors,   cor  Harrison 

and  Spear  and  cor  Spear  and  i?"yant 
Haber  F  A,  stock  broker,  421  California 
Habcr  Henry,  beer  hall,  417  }3u3li 
Habergartena  James,   lunch  house,  SOS 

Dupout 
HaberllngJ  C,  liquors,  110  Dupont 
Hack  &  Bogt^B,  liquors,   NE  cor  Green- 
wich ami  (Steiuer 
Hiich  C,  liquors,  5)14  Market 
Hachmeister  Chas,  fruit,  418  Third 
Hackberry  JSuuth  Miiiiiig  Co,  1502  Mont 
Hacke  C,  groceries,  810  Sacramento 
Hacker  15,   candy  mauufr,   812  Market 
and  128  Third 

HACKETT  &  DEAN,    dentists,    126 

Kearny,  room  11 
Hackmtiiir  Adam,  hotel,  510  Bush 
Hadley  D  L,  hay,  grain,  wood  coal,  1704 

Hadiey  F  W,   stock  broker,  S  F   Stock 

Exchange  Building  '.i-i  Pino 
Hadley  Walter,  hairdresser,  262  Third 
Haesloo))  D,  hotel,  NE  cor  Jackson  and 

Drumm 
Haflner  (J  W,  engraver,  0  Geary 
Haft  E  E,  atty,  507  Montgomery 
H.igau  .las,  wood  .and  coal,  42'.>  Third 
Hagan  J  J,  tailor,  83'J  Valencia 
Hagan  John,  wholesale  fruits,   419  and 

421  U'itshiugton 
Hagan  &  Manheim,    note   brokers  an  i 

ins  agts,  .SI 6  Calif orniu 
Hagans  G  W,  music  pulilisher,  532  Clay 
Hageman  &  Ha(iuette,  li  juors,  5  Kearny 

and  12  (leary 
Hageman  \Vm,  liquors,  t)27  Merchant 
Hagemaim  Chas,  butelier,    1117  Mission 
Hagemann  I'hilip,  bakery,  '.i'20\  Fifth 
Hagen  Henry,    grocer,    SE   cor  Duncan 

and  Sanchez 
Hagan  J  J,  tailor,  S',V.)  Valencia 
Hagcnow  Mrs  L,  physician,  1221  Miss 
Hager  ( Jeorge,   liquors,  605  Commereial 
Hagtjr  .lohn  S,  atty  at  law,  Palace  Hotel 
Haggeity  Jolin,  jjleater.  1)  Geary 
Hagerup  F  C,    silk  and  wool  dyer,  148 

Third 
Haggin  .Tas  B,  .atty,  49  Nevada  Block 
Haggin  J  B,  physician  and  surgeon,  235 

Kearny 
HAGGWT  LOUIS  T,  atty  at  law,  309 

Montgomi-ry 

HAOOIN  &  TEVISt  capitalists  and 
attys  at  law,  ."09  Montgomery,  rm  51 
Hagler  &  Keuerleber,  lifjuors,  925  Kear 
H.ivuian  John,  tailor,  '2',V2  Bush 
Hagstrom  H  1*,  carriage  trimmer,  128 
O'Farrell 


Hague  J.'is  D,  mining  engineer,  240  M(mt 
Hahn  A  &  Co,  blacksmith,  14  Broadway 
Halin  Bros  &   Co,   importers  dry  goods, 

1  Sutter 
HAHN  FRANCIS  J,    cigar    mauufr, 

•.:00  McAllister 
Hahn  Mrs  H,  fancy  gr^ods,    124  Ke.arny 
Hahn  Uobert  C,  furnishing  goods,  1003 

M.arket 
Hahn  Seligmann,  wholesale  liquor  com, 

123  California 
Halm  Wilhelm,  bakery,  MO  Ninth 
Hahn  William,  .artist,   240  Montgomery 
Hahnemann  A,  baker,  980  Harrison 
llaiue  .^osiph,  physici.in,  415  Sutter 
Haight  Ge(/rge  W,   atty  .at  law,  £07  San 
Haiglit  House,    I'atriek   Biggins  propr, 

6'..'2  Brannan 
HAIGHT   ROBT  &  CO,    com    mehts 

and  produce  dealers,  1:26  I'ront 
Hain  Edw.ird,  hairdresser,  1206  Polk 
Haines  J  1>,  propr  electric  pen    writer, 

lOS  Loidosdortf 
Hais  F  .1,  pork  packer,   46  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market 
Haker  &  Hinz,    imprs  nullinery  goods, 

545  Market 
HAKES  0  F,  atty  .at  law,  313  Cal 
Halo  and  Norcross  Silver    Mining  Co, 

309  Montgomery,  room  58 
Halu    &    I'aehoeo,    stock    brokers,    317 

Montgomery 
Hale  W  F,  physician,  520  Kearny 
Halo  Wni,  atty  at  hvx,  531  Calitoriiiii 
HALEY  C  S»  physician   and   surgeon, 

12'v',  Fourth 
HALEY  &    EDSON,    Custom    House 

brokers    and   proprs   Terrace    B.tths, 

.")04  Battery 
HALEY  Ji  liquors,  NE  cor  (Jrcen  and 

Stockton 
•H;dey  .Ino  M,  physician,  SW  cor  Turk 

and  I/iguna 
HALEY  K.  grocer,  326  Bro.odway 
Haley  Wm,  hoots   and   shoes,    Twi;nty- 

sixth  and  Bartlett 
Halk  iMrs  it  H,  dressmaker,  225  16th 
Halkett  W,  carriagemaker,  36  H.ayes 
Hall  Alex    ]),  fruit  and   vegetables,  cor 

Ootavia  and  Oak 
H:dl  &  Charles,  stock  brokers,  327  Pino 
HALL  C  I  &  CO.  fv.edmill,310  Town- 
send 
HALL  CHAS  R,  piano  numufacturer, 

12  Tyler 
Hall,  V  ur.i.i  &  Co,carpet8  and  oil  cloths, 

230  Bush 
Hall  E  F  &  Co,  stock  brokers,  410  Cal 
Hall  E  M,  mining  secy.  Stock  Exchange 
Hall  F,  atty  at  law,  519  Montgomery 

HALL  FRANCIS,  leather  finding  and 
manufr  boot  and  shoo  uppers,  506 
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HALL  J  V.  propr  Sacramento    Boiler 
Works,  marine,  stationnry  and  port- 
able boilers,  214  and  216  Beale  \ 
Hall  &  Kearney,  saloon,  017  Mont^y      I 
Hall  &  Laclunau,  carpets,  ntc,  IIG  !Sut 
Hall  Italph,  cigars,  11284  J-'olsom 
Hall  11  B,  physician,  1415  Stockton        I 
HALL  R   B    &    CO,    detectives,     (see 
advertisement  under  business  headin^j;),  I 
6S2  Market  ; 
Hall's  Safe  &   TiOck   Co,    C   B   Parcoll;) 
raanaser,  20  and  2\'A  California  , 
Hall  S  H,  physician,  517  I'ine  | 
Hall  Mrs  8  K,  confectionery,  18  Fourth 
Hall  T  D,  clocks  and  watches,  .17  Sixth 
Hall  Winslow,  contractor,  424  Ellis 
Hallad  J,  fjrocery,  cor  Folsoni  .vul  Fre  i 

HALLETTO  G.H'in"'".  i:<  ^"''^        \ 

HALLIDIE,  A  S,  manufacturer  •vvire.j 

wire  rope  and  cnJli'SS   wire  tramway, i 

0  California,  (si  c  advertisement)  I 

Hallidy  Jno,  fruit,  MV^  Market  i 

Halprunner  W  S,  chiropodii/t,  (')  Y.My 

Halsty  Abraham,  mining  8ccj,  'll4Munt 

Halscy  (Jhas  K,  judge  of  superior   court! 

No  10,  628  Mont'^'omevy  | 

Halsev  H  }1,  artist,  (5  Kddy. 

HALSEY    MICHAEL,    grocer,    :^2g' 

Jiroad\>';ty  i 

Halt;m  cS:  Horscn,  carriage  maker,?,  715 

Folsom 
Hamberg-Amoricau    Faekct  Co,   Henry! 

Balxer  &  Co  agts,  20'.»  Saiisom  j 

Hamburg-Bremen    Fire    Insurance   Co, 

425  Ciiliforiiia 
ILnnburg  Mrs  W    \V  &   Co,    hotel,  220^ 

and  222  Pacilio 

HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG  INSUR- 
ANCE CO,  'M~  Cidifornia 
Hinnbur^  Mining  Co,  401  Cal,  rm  4 
Handnirj;h  &  Bro,  clotliiuL',  60  Third 
Hi.Diflin  Louis,  physician,  f/lO  Bdwy 
HAMILL  JOHN  E,  notary  pid.liu  and 
comniisBioiur    of  deeds    for    Orof;on, 
N«'vada,  Colorado,  Arizona,  \Vanhiug- 
ton  and  Utah  Territories,  321>  Mont- 
gomery 
Hamilton  &  Burke,    liquors,   Hlinos  nr 

Sierra  

HAMILTON,  CHAS.    carpenter,    445 
Minna 

HAMILTON.  GOLDSTONE   &  CO, 

mining    brokers    and     ass.iycrs,    214 
Sanaom 
Hamilton  &  Jackson,  artists,  6  Eddy 
Hamilton  Jos,  liquoi-s,  802  Hansom 
Hamilton  Jno  Rao,  ins  agt,  210  Sansom 
HAMILTON  J  W,    brokers    and    us- 

sayers,  214  Sansom 
Hamilton  k  McMuIleii,  liquors,  1   Mor- 
ton 


Hamilton  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  SOI*  Mont 
Hamlin  0  L,  boots  and  shoes,  635  How 
Hammam  Baths,  Dr  A  M  Loryea  pronr. 

11  and  ISDupont 
Hannnerschmidt  J,  b;irber,  610  Laguna 
Hannner  L  K,  agt  Chickering  pianos,  23 

iJupout 
Hanunoud  A  C,  secy  United  liand  Asso- 
ciation, 401  California,  rms  7  and  8 

HAMMOND  H  T.  notary  public  and 
attorney  at  law,  :iO'.)  Montgomery, 
rooms  1()  iind  17 

HAMMOND  H  T,  atty  at  saw,  .IIS 
I'ino 

Hammond  J,  millwri'dit    and   enciineer. 

20:)  .Market 
HaMimouil  \V  H,  jihysician,  765  How 
Hanimctnd    &     Wliite,    laniulry.    Th:r- 

teentli  bet  Folsom  ami  Howard 
Hammond  Wm,  physician  and  surgeon, 

85',t  Mission 
H.-innnond  Wm,  tailors'   trimmincrs,  320 

PoHt 
Hammond    Wm    A,    watchmaker  and 

jowclcr,  1  Sixtl\ 

HAMMOND  &  WRIGHT,  attys  at 

law,  .'^O.)  .Moiitvonn'ry 
Hampshire  (ico,  cij^nrs,'  731  Davis 
H  ana  Fit,  Ljrocer,  XF  corner  Twenty- 

foui'th  and  Bryant 
llaubury  .1  T,  furniture,  G'.t  Fourth 
Himcock  k  Kilso,  coutractorf,  335  Mont 
Hancock   Samuel,  Nevada    House,   132 

Sixth 
Hand  .fohu  S,  tailor,  314  Kearny 
Haudbine    J    C    B,    sign  and  carriage 

painter,  2!)  Videncia 
Handler  ,1.  bakery,  22;t  Fifteenth 
Handy  LN  o:  Ci>,  coopers  and  gen   com 

agents,  32  Clay 
llaney  W  W,  licjuors,  221  Sacramento 
HanjeslO  Henry,  cigaitf,  .305  California 
.Hanks  Hi'ury  C,    chemist  and  assaycr, 

6 lit  Minti'oincry 
HANKS  M  W  &  CO,  rubber  stamps, 

l.'<7  Montgiimi'i'y 
Hanli'y  .lohn,  fam.'v  good;<,  1313  Stock 
Ilanlcy  &  Snow,  wholesale   grocers,  126 

California 
Hanlon  Chas  F,  atty,  310  Fine,  nns32 

ami  34 
Hanlon  F,  groceries,  747  Brunnan 

HANLY  GEO  T  &  CO,  importers  of 
tea,  manufrs  of  cofloe,  8{)iee8,  yeast 
powders,  tlavoring  extracts,  214  Sac- 
mmcnto  a  nd  022  M.arket 

Hanly  .lohn,  dry  goods,  1313  Stockton 
1  Hanna  A  W,  atty  at  law,  628  Moutgy 

Hanna  Ccorgc,  hay,  grain  and  feed,  859 
Harrison 

HANNA  J  &  F  Hi  importers  cotton 
duck,  twiuo  and  bags,  308  and  310 
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Hannis  &  Stilwoll,  builderB,  1 704  Sac 
Hanchcn  Henry,  H^uora,  800  Moutgy 
Hans  Geo  H,  groceries,  NVV  cor  Chest- 
nut and  Dupont 
Haas  W,  grocer,  1800  Stockton 
Hans^en  A,  liquors,  S\V  cor  Montgomery 

ave  and  Kearny 
Hansen   A  &   M,    sawing    and  planing 

mill.  Main  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Hansen  C  R  &  Co,   employment  office, 

626  Clay 
Hansen  V  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,   S\V 

cor  Jackson  and  East 
Hansen  Geo  J,  grocer,  SE  cor  Polk  and 

Turk 
Hansen  Louis,  harness  and  saddlery,  528 

Montgomery  ave 
Hansen  M  &  A,  door,  sash,  et  j,  1 18  Mnin 
Hansen  Peter,    hay,   grain,   wood    and 

coal,  cor  Railroad  and  Seventh  aves 
Hansen  &  Peterson,   restaurant,  644  4th 
Hanson,  Akerson  &  Co,  lumlier,    pier  1 1 

Stewart 
Hanson  &  Borgward,   boots  and  shoes, 

1108  Market 
Hanson  &  Co,  butchers,  928  Post 
Hanson  F,  butcher,  1 1  and  12  Cal  Mkt 
Hanson  John,  wood  and  coal,  127  Ninth 
Hanson  J  P,  carpenter  and  builder,  1 502 

Stockton 

Hanson,  Kichl  &  Co,  liquors,  103  Sutter 
Hanson  Richard  &  Co,    block  and  pump 

makers,  9  Spear 
Happy  Valley   Min  Co,  330  Pine,  rm  IS 
Haque  S,  fruit,  cor  Sac  and  Stockton 
Harlior  Commissioners  (State  Board  of), 

J  A  MfClelland  secy,  10  (-'alifornia 
Harbor  View  Soap  Co,    Heihnann  IJros, 

12  California,  factory  70S  Bnmnan 
Harbor  I'olice  Station,  522  Davis 
H;ircombe  A  \V,  atty    at  law,  606  Mont 
Hardcastle  Geo,  dentist  and  uiagnati/,cr, 

:{1  ?:dfiy 
Harde  '5,  licjuors,  SE  cor    Fourth  and 

Hrann.-in 
IT,:-  i'   iliiii'Lih  1,  i)lanin;j:  mill,  l.'U  Main 

HA JliiEHBERGH  J  R,  prcs  Cai  i:ict 

l,i/i)t  «     ,  6  Kddy 

fAXDER  PETER,  liquors,    7  Market 
j(   mIii'  l>  k  (Jii.  oarjiets  and    oil    cloths, 

Tir.  M.irkft 
H.  /  (iriian  k  Tiemay,  wood  and  coal, 7 10 

('r^iinan 
HMr.briL'  .1  W,  atty  at  law,  7(M   Montgy 

HARDING  SAML  C.  law  and  collcc- 

l<;'tion  ofhof,  (i48  Wi^hin^tou 
Hiifilware  B'Kinl  of  Ti    h;  of  San  Fran- 
ce., V(ri  Market 
Hardy  I'y^iij  F,  i)hysician,  20  Twelfth 
Hardy  .f  i',  atty  at  law, 6'J.^  Montgomery 
Hanly  I/>weli  .1,  atty  .it  law,  216  San 
Har<Iy  O  II,  pr<!«  Haidy  Powder  Co,  211 
Sansom 


HARDT  POWDER  CO,    0  B  Hardy 

pres,  Henry  Cluskey  secly,  A'^-l  Cal 
Hare  Charles,  ship-chandler,  326  8poar 
Hare  Patrick,  liquors,  140  Fifth 

HARKNESS  &  DUXAND,  attys  at 

law,  7  Montgomery  avo 
Harkness  H  M,  atty,  7  Montgomery  ave 
Hurley  Chas  &  Co,  jank,  114  Davis 
Harman  Mrs  E  J,  hair  8toro,324i  Hayes 
Harmon  Mrs  E  .1,  hair  and  dressmaking 

parlors,  313  Sixth 
Harmon  A  K  I',  capitalist,  203  Busli 
Harmon  E,  t;>ilor,  24J  Dupont 
Harmon  &  (Jalpine  atsys,  402  Mongy 
Harmon  Jno  B,  atty,  40"J  Montgomiiry 
Harmon  1  IT  lumber,  pier  13  Stenart 
Harms  H,  wood  and  coal,  501  Brantiaii 
Harued  J  AM,  real  estate,  631  Sao 
Harney  \Vm,  notary  public,  410  Cal 
Harold  Chas,  meat  market,  704  Battery 
Harper  &  Co,  Oakland  &   S   F  Express, 

313  East 
Haiijer  Jlargaret,  boots  and  shoes,  lif- 

tei/iith  iKit  P  &  Q,  South  S  F 
Harpham  <  Seorge  E,  attorney  at  law,  302 

Montgomery 

HARRIGAN    J    J,  secty  "The  Daily 
Exeiiange"  Pub  Co,  306   Montgomery 
Harrington  G  M  Co,  324  Pine 
Harrini'ton  Rev  J  F,  propr  "The  Moni- 
tor," (weekly),  622Cl.».y 
HARRINGTON    JOHN,  liquors,  510 

Pino 
Harris  A,  bootm.akcr,  206  Sjicramcnto 
Harris  Mrs  A,  fancy  goods,  oOOGrovo 
Harris  B  &   Son,    stationers  and  wrap- 
ping pyper,  2  IJattery 
Harris  Bros,  wholesale  cigars,  313  Bat 
Harris   Bros,  importers  of  tobac     and 

manufrs  of  cigars,  318  Battery 
Harris  ("has,  tailor,  502 Saeranieiito 
Harris  Chas,  cigar  manufrs,  414  Sac 
Harris  D,  house  mover,  916  Geary 
Harris  E  T,  saloon,  310  Fourth 
Harris  I''  W,  poultry,  32  Grand  Central 

Market 
Harris  Flyshaker,  (clothing,  810  Dupont 
Harris  Herman,  tailor,  hf32  l*'ilhnoro 
Harris  I,  slioemaker,  .■)02  I'.ioilic 
Harris  J   &  Co,  trunk  makers,    NE  cor 

Kearny  k  Market 
HARRIS  J  A,  attorney,  59  Montgoui- 

ii-y  I)lock 
Harris  .lames,  blacksmith,  5  Beale 
Harris  .las  &  Co,  patent  iron  harrow  fac- 
tory, 5  lieale 
Harris.!  1'',  confectionery  etc,  500(}rovo 
Harris  J  H,    figt  Univer.-'ity  of  Califor- 
nia Land  r>epartn-ent,  310 Pine,  nn  IJG 
Harris  M,  clothing,  323  Paeilic 
H.irris  M  &  Bro,  clothing,  613  Davis 
Harris,  Oswald  &  Noble,  locksmithsand 
bellhangers,  208  Leidesdorff 


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Harris  R,  painter  and  whitener,  170i) 

Sacramento 
Harris  It  W,  livery  stable,  807  Montgy 
Harris  S,  cigars,  toys  and  8tationery,402 

Fourth 
Harris  S,  clothing  and  f ujiiishing  goods, 

nOStouart 
Harris  W  &  Co,   clothiers,  809  and  811 

Kearny 
Harris   W  H,    agent  Hong    Kong    and 

Shanghai  Banking    Corporation,   4!:8 

California 
Harris  VV  H,  banking  agent,  223  Cal 
Harrison  &  Co,  gen  merchants,  413  Cal 
Harrison  &  Dickson,  match  factory,  210 

Sacramento 
Harri3on  D  J,  liquors,  NW  cor  Sansom 

imtl  Merchant 
Harrison  John,  liquors  and  ci^^ars,    cor 

Kearny  and  Montgomery  ave 
Hiirrison  Jiilin,  li(iuor8,  NVV   cor  Sutter 

and  Diipimt 
Harrison.)  W,  com  merchant,  204  Cal 
Harrison  IJol)t,  atty,  430  California 
HarrisDn  \V(i,   (H  &  Co),  general  agent 

Tham  s  &  Mersey  (Marine)  Ins  Co,  of 

l,iv«'rpool,  413  (.'alifornia 

HARRISON  WM    P.    propr    "Hotel 

(Jazette,"  olS  Sacramento 
Ha-risoii  llalph  C,  atty,  2.30  Mont(j;y_ 
Harrold  .James,    commi!4  merchant,  52(i 

Front 
Ilarrold   ,lohn,    Kmpiro    Brewery,     170 

Harshall  Ocrson,  tailoi,  2.30  Third 
Har-fhall  Cns,  merchant  t.ilor,  oS  Tliird 
Harahaw  Mining  Co,  \Vni    liCtts  Oliver 

secty,  328  Montgmner^' 
HARSY  GEO,    bowling    alley     aaloop 

ami  billiards,  .lackson  and  K.-arny 
Hart  A  K.  ciiiar  facti)ry,  G'.i\  Mcrch; 
HART   CHAS    B,    state    searcher 

records,  iV_'3  Kearny 
Hart  it  (ioodnian,  jvmltry  and  game, 

to  78  California  Market 
Hart  I  B,  atty,  .'>23  Kc.irny 
Hart   .lohn,  saloon,   Nl^I  i:  )r   Turk   and 

Steiuer 
Kavt  1.,  '  ap  maker,  loO'.)  Market 
HART  M,  gents  funiisliing  guodi  and 

ni.oinfaeturer  of  shirts  and  und'-rivear, 

4(K)  Kearny 
Hart  M,  livery  stable,  814  to  S18  Ccary 

HART  W  H  H.  atty  at  law,  230  M'.n"t 
HarUtnstein  F  O,  li(|Uors,  it'.V,)  V'alencia 
Hartford  Min  ('o,  30(5  Pine,  rm  .3 
Hart-r  Louis,  grocer,  (519  anil  (J'Jl  Miss 
Harii.ird  Ins  (.'o,  313  California 
Hitrtigan  P,  groceries,  ]M  First 
Hartmi..n  A,  lM)ardini/,  45  Sacramento 
Hartman  A  S,  28  Third 
Hartman  E,  sign  p.iintor,  1161  Mission 
Hartman  t  Freeau,  caqjentors.  827  Sut 


Hartman  J,  butcher,  48  Grand  Central 
Market 

Hartman  P,  liquors,  11  Spear 

Hartman  S  &  Bro,  fancy  goods,  36 
Kearny 

Hartmann  A  E,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 28  Third 

Hartmann  Chas,  saloon,  804  Mission 

Hartmann  &  Dammajch,  liquors,  NE 
Cor  Post  and  Kearny 

Hartmann  Mrs  M,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware, 10(»2  Howard 

HARTNETT  D,  Golden  Eagle  Hotel, 

404  and  401)  Bro.adway 
Hartnett    Lawreiice,    butcher,    NE    cor 

Pacific  and  Leavenwortli 


Hartnett  M,  retail  wood  and  coal,  343 

.Jessie 
Hartog  Edward,  atty  at  law,  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Commercial 
Hartshorn  &  MePhun,   carpets   and   oil 

elotiis,  1 12  Fourtli 
Hartshorn    &    Waters,     billiards,     126 

Kearny 
Hartter  LiuiH,  groceries,    120  Fifth  and 

021  Mission 
Harty  &.  (hithrie,  groeors,  213  Bdwy 
Harvey  Miss  Ann,  bakery,  117  Kllis 
Harvey  B,  merchant  tailor,  2(5.^  Fourth 
Harvey  &  Co,  butchers,  2113  Howard 
Harvey  Ivlward  E,  grocer.  2115  Howard 
Harvey  .1,  tish,  34<;rand  Central  Market 
Hai  --ey  Ii  (!,  secy  Fanners'  &  Mechanics' 

Hu;!  ,  52S  California 

HARW£I)EL  C  F.  macliluist  and  en- 
gineers' supplies,  5t)  First 
Hasbach    Henry,   attorney  at   law,  641 

Merchant 
H:iseltine  K  K,  groceries,  4"J3  Davis 
Hasenbalg  Carl,  cigars,  900  Market 
Hasey   &    Lancaster,    fancy  goods,    32 

Kearny 
Hashauen  Martin,  junk,  50S  Sixth 
Haskell  B  li,   atty  at  law,   76  Nevada 

block 
Haskell  C  L,  manufr  atid  impr  harness 

and  saildlery,  12  Bush 
Haskell  1)  H,  atty,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Towiisond 
Haskell    Pliiiicaa,  planing  mill,  Bryant 

nr  Fifth 
Haskell  II  15,  mfi;  jiweler,  206  Kearny 
Hasler  Miss  A,  artist,  120  Gutter 
Hasselbaoh  (leortre,  butcher,  13  Howard 
Hassellirook    Wni,    cofFiJO    house,     1236 

Market 
Hasselburch  .1  E,   liipiors  and  bowling 

alley,  533  Sacramento 
Hasseuptlug  F,  druggist,  SW  cor   Du- 

pont  and  (Sreen 
Hassett  M  C,  atty  at  law,  637  Kearny 
Hassey  F  A,  stockbroker,  402  Montay 
Hivs.der  Mi>ja  H,  confectioner,  701  Filb 


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HASSMER  VALENTINE,  lung  and 

couyh  syrup,  933  Washington 
Haste  &  Kirk,   importers  of  coal,  iron 

and  English  coke,  21  to  27  Bualc 
Hastedt  &  Ernst,  grocora,  NE  cor  Clay 

and  Stockton 
Hastedt  F,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Stockton  and  Morton 
Hasterlick   Simon,  cip^ars  and  tobacco, 

L»l>'J  EourLlj 
Hastm^^s  H,  drugijist,  1(501  Fillmore 
Hastings  (J  <y  &  Co,  clothiers  and  mer- 
chant tailors,    S\V  cor    Moutgomei-j' 

and  Sutter 
Hastings  C  F,  rocistrar  Hastings  College, 

G3G  Clay,  rm  2 

HASTINGS    COLLEGE   0?    THE 

LAW,  <i3ti  Clay,  ini  2 
Hastings  llobt  L*.  atty  at  law,  47  Nevada 

block 
HASTINGS  S  C,  Jitty  at  law,  capitalist 

and   deau   of   Hustnigs    College,    tJ3{) 

Clay,  rcom  2 
HATCH   &   BARCLAY,   cmmission 

merchant.-i,  LU  t.'alifornia 
Hatch  ( 'hark's  E,  attorney  nt  law,  507 

Montgomery 
Hatch  James,  liijnors,  2>'\V  cor  Howard 

and  Sixth 
HATCH  J  H.  dentist,  2i;5  Ceary 
Hathaway  &  <'o,    carpentirs  and  laiild- 

ers,   11)12  Mi.^sion 
H:itlu'rt(»n    &    Felton,    architects,    ;!.'?0 

Fine,  rm  ol 
Hattertith  &   llu.ss,  Hurgioal,  dental  and 

electrical  instr-.unents,  321  Kearny 
Haul)  (ieo,  junk,  (j(it)  Howard 
Haiitlb  Fred,  liiiuors,  127  Sixth 
Hau.{  .luliuH,  hardw;ii'o,   llo  Second 
Hauptli  Mru  Lena,  hairgnodH,  IIJ  Sut 
Hauisur  Hern.ird,  l);>kery,  3li3  Hayes 
Hanser  David,  fruit,  '.I'J^  Howard 
Hiuiscr  H,  haii'.lresser,  21.')  Dupont 
Hau.ser  .1   (.',   liijuors,  t)H7  JSroadway 
]Iausler  F,  wiucs  and  li'[U.TS,  2()   lOddy 
Hansman    F    If,     e>)ni    nai',liaut,     200 

Front 
H.iusmiin   F  H  it    Co,  grain  find  tlonr, 

.shipping  and  onrni.s.sion,  220  Clay 

HAUSMANN  .BROS,.i'ril>rs   looking- 
gla.sses,    moldings,    pictures,    frames, 
and  Idoking-ulass  ph'.tes,  217  and  2li) 
Fine 
Hans.sler  L  F,  eabinut  ni.iker,  231  Jack 
Havt-okrr  II.   li(|Uor8,  331    Sixth 
HAVEN  CHAS  D,  secy  Union  Insur- 
ance Co,  410  Calitornia 
Haven  .lames  M,  atty  .it  law,  .'530  Cal 
HAVENS   A  W,   secy   Con    Virginia 
Mining  (Jo,  'M\i  Montgomery,  rm  26 
Havens  A;  Co,  stockbrokers,  420  Cal 
HAVER3TICK  W  H.  money  broker, 
500  Montgomery 


Hawaiian  Consulate,    H  W  Severance 

consul,  318  California 
Hawes  Alex  G,  insurance  agt,  220  San 
Hawes  Oliver,  gen  insurance    agt,  403 

California 
HAWEES  C  K,   manufrs'   agent   and 

hardware,  258  Market 
Hawkins  Arthur  K,  mining,  328  Montgy 

HAWKINS  JAMES  E  &  CO,  stock 

l)r(jlier<,  301)  Montgomery,  room  1 
HAWKINS  J  M,    electro  plater,  G20 

Merchant 
Haukina  Wm,  machine  works,  ,210  and 

212  Beale 
Hawley  C  A  &  Co,  wholesale  and  rotail 

hai'dware,  412  Market 
HAWLEY  C  J   &    CO,    grocers,    215 

and  217  Suttor 
Hawley  David  N,  agrctl  implts,  apt  for 

Howe's  seajoi),  201  and  203  Market 

HAWLEY  MARCUS  C  &  CO,  whole- 

isale  dealers  in  hardware  and  agricul- 
tural implements,  agents  for  wagous, 
mowers,    reaper.^,    engines,    thredher.^, 
etc,  :iOI  tf)  3()i>  Market 
HAWLEY  NE,  contractor  and  builder, 

2840  Mission 
Hawxhurst  11  \V,  speculator,    402  Mont 
H.iy  Mrs  C,  dressmaker,  .311 A  Jissio 
Hiyden  &  O'Brien,    meat  mark  t,    424 

I'ourth 
Hayden  P  &  Co,  butchers,    525  .Seventli 
llaydeniiljer  L,  linuors,    Bay  bet  Mason 

and  I'owel! 
Hayes  &  Co,  Cal  Transfer  Co,  524  IXivia 
Hayes  &  T'enlon,  phmiberp,  1528  Polk 
Hayes  ( Jeo  &  Co,  metal  cornices,  5;i!f  5tli 
Hayes  (ieo  Jl  B,  atty  .it  law,  OOl  Clay 
H;iyes    &    Clcnn,   West    Coiiiit  carriasr. 
factory,  Fillip rt  but  Wi:bster  and   I'ill 
H.iyes  &   (ly.sclaar,  liquori,  822  Kearny 

HAYES  J  H  &  CO,  carriage  mmufr:) 

and  blaekaniithn,  I  JO  Washington 
HAYES  J  S,  wagonmaker,    J  1(5  Wash 
Hayes  i'atrick,  grocer,   123  Silver 
Hayessun    .1     W,    wooil    and   coal,    52\ 

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Hayes  Mrs  S  F,  lodMings,  132  Fourth 
H.iyes  .S  &  P,  liijUorK,  J(iO  First 
Hayes  Thos,  grocer,  43S  Third 
H.aye.i  T  P  k  Co,  real  estate,  .331  Kenrny 
"  llayes  X'alliy  Advei'tiscr,  '  (503  Lajjuna 
Hayes  Valley  Market,  SW    cor   Laguua 

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Hayes   Vilky    St   Car   Stables,     Turc, 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Hayman.ji    A   &   Bro,     locksmiths,    'J'.U 

Post 
n.iyne  Kobt  V.  atty,  318  Pino 
Uaynert  C,  upholsterer  and  dccor.itor, 

211  Post 
Haynts  Willis  I',  manager  Mcht's  Union, 

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Hays  W  K,  music   and  stationery,  225 

Sixth 
Hayward  Alvinza,   capitalist,  221  Cal 

HAYWARDS.  SAN  LEANDRO  & 

S    F   EXPRESS,    Til  0  Arraatrong 

propr,  1  Coimn-Tcial 
Hazard  Gravel  Mining  Co,  318  Pine 
Head  A  K,  capitalist,    SO'J   Montgoinory 
Head  Centre  Con  Min  Co,  310  Pine 
Headligl)t  Mining  Co,  302  Monta;omery 

HEALFS  BUSINESS  COLLEGE.  K 

P  Heald  and   F  C  Wooilbury  proprs, 

21-  Post 
HEALD  E   P,   Heald's    Business    Col- 

lejre,  24  Post 
Hcald  I  A,  nmolunist,  5 1 4  Commercial 

HEALD  &  WOODBURY,   Busiue^s 

College,  24  Poat 
Health  office,  124  Ceary 
HEALEY  &  CASEY,  mannfrs  boots 

ami  hIioch,  120  .Si'.u8;(ni,  room  2 
Healey  ('harlos  T,  surveyor,  ii'M)  '  'lay 
Healey  1)  A,  boot  and   shoe   dealer,  84S 

Market 
?lealy  1>,  real  estate  bntkcr,  .")3I  Cal 
HEALY    CHA3    S,   mining'   secy,    45 

Merchants'  Ivxchanjce  building 
Healy  F  .1,  plumber,  i);)(>  I'uah 
Healy  &  Fa^le.  livery,  332  Hush 
Healy  Ternmei!,  restauranj;,  S 13  Market 
Heidy  T  &  Son,-  l)0'>tmaker,  70S  Fols^m 
Hear.it  (ieo,  c.'ipitalist,  41   Xevad.i  block 
Her.rt  Piasiii  (Jravi-I  Miniiu:  ('<>,  '.VM)  Pino 

HEATH,  GALLUP  &  CO.  «!.ip  ehut.d- 

lery  and  naval  storfa,  r)SCl,iy 
Heath  John  A,  barber,  231.';  Second 
Ilej'.ton  .1 'Uies,  b.M-bei',  I7('7  Marki't 
Hoavev  Bernard  J,  s/roetir,  53  ll\erett 
HEBBARD  J  C  B.  atty  at.  law,  231 

Moiituiini  ry 
Ifeb-r  ii  Moller.  t>31  Waahin-rton 
HECHT  BROS  &  CO,  (branch   Boston 

Mass),  iniportora  'ooots  a'i<l  hIkk's,  .">2S 

and  030  Market  ami  27  and  2'.t  Suiter! 
llecht  JoHeph  A,    teacher   drawing    and; 

artist,  12t>  Kearny 
Heekmann  H,  cum  merchant,  lOODavi- 
Hebersnntli    1!,    pliy.sii'ian  U  S  Apjirain 

er-i  buiidinir,  (virSansian  and  \Vanli 
H.ddrick  Mrs  If.  fancy  Ht.uv,  1 120  Hou 

HEDGIS    &  DILLENBUROH.   all 

kinds  of  pump  works,  32  I'remont 
Ilecdcr  &    Bcieliardt,  lii|uors,    32.">    Hii-ili 
Heegler  &  Bat/.,  baths  ami  b ubors,  2ltJ 

Fourth 
Hocrdiiik  .Ino,    carpet    beating,  431    Va- 
lencia 
Hceth  A,  tail.>r,  421  Fast 
HelTerman  J  &  Son,  tailors,  01).")'.  Mkt 
Hefferman  Mietuiel,  wines  and  liijuors, 

223  Sansom 
Hofti  B,  shipping  agt,  500  Battery 
Uegedora  Julia,  bakery,  722  Sixteenth 


Heick  C,  boots  and  shoes,  508  Fourth 
Heick  William,  druggist,  SE   cor  Tyler 

and  Polk 
Heidors  ~,  hairdresser,  310  Bush 
Heidhoff  A  H,  groceries  anil  liquors,  16 

I'xldy 
Heidmann   Henry,  grocer,  SW  cor  Pol- 

anm  and  Spear 
Heil  C,  liquors,  103  S;u.>ramento 
Heilfronn  Julius,  barber,  ,341  Hayes 
Hihnan  Bros,  Harbor  ViewSo^ip  Co,  12 

California 
Heim  F,  boots  and  shoc.i,  121  Bupont 
Heiman  Bros,  clothing   and   furnishiu<T 

goods,  1028  and  1030  Market 
Hein  Edw,  hairdresser,  120:5  Polk 

HEINEBERG  B,    hides,    leUher  and 

tanners,  4'.t  t.'lay 
Heineman  &   Arcljcn,  grocei's,  NW  cor 

Push  and  Oelavia 
Heioijman  H  M,  mnnufr  uoektios,    8U3- 

pjiiders,  etc,  121  Sansom 
Heineman  &,   Sterne,  sausages,  tt)n->uo9, 

etc,  DOS';  r.arkin 
Heineman n  L.  restaurant,  513  Valencia 
Heinimann  Michael,  physician,  NE  icor 

Jaoksiin  and  Moutj;.)uierv' 
Heinlen  (^  A,  atty  at  law,  302  Moatay 
Hi'iiu-icli  Rudolpli,  shoemaker,  IS  Tay- 
lor 
lleins  N,  florist,  3!)  (Icary 
Heins  VVm,   ■    >cer,  12.36  Cniou 
Heinz  .1  J,  li  |Uors,  114  Dupont 
If  else  ('has  Kd,  Custom    House  InMker, 

510  Battery 
FItissjenberg  C,  liquors,  021   Kearny 
Ibissner  I'raidt,  carpenter,  510  Kearny 
llfitman  k   Bnnger,  groceries,  NW  cor 

•loues  and  I5ii.sh 
flcituna  Alivin  ',  liquors,  330  Pacilio 
ll.itmuller  If,  bakery,  1221   Polk 
llcitnini!i'p;s  H,  bakery.  1(505  (ieary 
[I.i/iniii  .Ino.  w;t;!inuiker.  lOS  (.'oml 
ilellmsli   Henry,  grocers,  MH  c  >r  »..'lay 

and  I'olk 
fli:Id  A,  locksmith,  301)^  Third 

HEf-iD  BROS   &   CO,    imp.nt.rs    .-vud 

v.  hole.sale    doal.>r.s   in     millinery     and 

straw  gdi.ds,  512  and  514  Market  aiwl 

I.'!  and  15  Sutter 
HELD  &   CO,  Pacific   Millinery    Fiu- 

pniiii/i,     wlnilcsde    millinery    g.^ds, 

."ij(5  M.irkrt,  (Mi)<tair.s) 
Held  .t  Miller,  salonn,  lOJo  Markc 
ili'lki' ( 'lla^^,  iiarne.is   and  i^addlory,   v>iS 

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llilliT  Mrs    .1,    ladies'  underwear.    315 

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llellcr    M,  [iri'st  Oild    Fellows'  Savings 

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Heller  M  it  Bros,   iinpors    of  dry  goods, 

1 12  and  1 14  Sansom 
Hellier  Wm,  restaurant,  1 10  Fourth 


H.  PALMER  A  CO..  Frontianan  Wine.  302  Uavis  St.,  S,  F. 


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525  Front 
Hellstromer  C  H,  board,   lodging  and 

liquors,  12  Washington 
HellM  ig  Fred,  baker,  110  Diipont 
Hclmken  J  T,  hardwaro,  516  Kcamy 
Helmrich  &  Hunsen,  exchange  and  bul- 
lion brokers,  319  California 
Helms  J  E  A,  grocery,  18  Seventh 
Helms  H    VV,   grcceries,  SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Mission 
Helmuth  Wir,  manufr  ciirars,  iJOG  Jack 
Helvetia  Hotel,  Steiner  &  Uittnian  pro- 
prietors, 431  Pine 

HELVETIA  SWISS  FIEE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO  OF  ST  GALL,  Harry 
W  Syz  gea  agent,  *225  Sansom 

Hemingway  Bros,  briumi  manufrs,  121 
Washington  *" 

Hemniu  &  Long,  pianos  and  organs,  404 
Montgomery 

Hemme  &  Keiiter,  bakery,  '11  Kearny 

Hemmelberg  Henry,  bakery,  NE  corner 
Fourteenth  ave  und  N 

Hemjner  J  H,  boot  and  shoo  manufr, 
635  Kearny 

Hemplu  H  E,  groceries,  NW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Scolt 

Hencliy  J  J,  salnon,  815^  Fulsom 

Henckeii  M,  grocer,  lil8  Fourth 

Henderson  F  P,  gen  manager  Standard 
Manufr  Co,  "216  Sansom 

Henderson  J,  sign  )iniiiter,  823  Market 

Henderson  Jas,  marble  works,  s  s  I'oint 
Lobos  jiVi! 

Henderson  Jolin  Jr,  coal  merchant,  117 
O'Fnrrell 

Henderson  T  H,  secty  Kenton  Co.il  Co, 
cor  (I'cary  and  Mason,  1:2,  24  and  26 
Sacramento 

Hendtrsiin  &  The  nipson,  blaoksmitli 
and  wagonmakers,  SW  cor  Twenty- 
fuurtli  and  Mission 

Hendry  Mrs  i{,  jigt  Knropean  Salicylic 
Medicine  Co,  3!)  (ieary 

HENDY  JOSHUA,  manufrs  of  minini.' 
and  sa\Kniill  macliinery,  macliinists 
tools  etc,  40  and  ol  Fremont 

HENEY  WM  J  C  &  CO.  furniture  and 

ciirjiets,  7'-;")  M.'irki't 
HeMke&  Drews,  buteher8,Twcnty-fourtli 

and  I'dtn  ro  ave 
Henktd  K  W,  tfiilor,  431  Dupont 
Henne.ssy  D,  tuilor,  142  Second 
Ilcniiinuer  < ;,  colhctor,  41'.*  Pino 
llcnningsen  H,  cigars    and  tobacco.  SOO 

Market 
Henricli  A, pawnbroker,  ()I7  Wasliington 
Henr'c'.is  A,  liciuors,  cor  Front  ai  \  Union 
Henrici  E,  jeweler  and  diiimotul  setter, 

423  Tine 
Henriksen  15  E,    architect,  126  Kearny 
Henrioulli  <!,  lifjufrs,  317  Dupont 


Henrigues      David,      stockbroker,    314 

Montgomery 
Henry  D,  liquors,  219  Second 

HENRY    D    W,    musical    boxes,  226 

O'Fiirrell 
Henry  (>  W,  hotel,  cor  Beale  and  Fol- 

som 
Henry    John,    grocer    and  saloon,   223 

Terry 
Henry  Joseph,    wo«d  and  coal,  foot  of 

Battery 
Henry  L  .>,  physi:;ian,  34  Eleventli 
Henry  &  Osgood,  wholsale  groceries,  421 

Clay 
Henry  Saml  H,  atty  at  law,  708  Mont 
Henry  Samuel,  furniture,  10i3  Howard 
Henry  Mrs    W  W,   lodging  house,   37 

Second 
Henry  W  Warner,  grocer,  wholesale,426 

Sansom 
Henschew  .John,  grocery,  SE  cor  Ellis 

and  Steiner 
Hensee  S  L,  barber,  108  Sixth 
Hensell  E.  miinufr  of  cigars,  1U12  Polk 
Hent  K  \V,  utty,  605  Clay 
llentrich   L,   provisions,   513    and    515 

Front 
Ilentz  A  H,  saloon,  200  McAllister 
Hcnz  Henry,  barber,  503;;  liast 
Hepburn  Ward  A,    com  merchant,  SE 

eor  Davis  and  Sacramento 
Hepp  (Jeorgc,  boots  and  slioes,  1.325  Du- 

jKint 
Herber  John,  liquors,  527  Kearny 
Herber  Wm  &   Co,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

222  and  224  Battery 
Hcrl)eit  Ihcliard  H,  carpenter,    17    Stov 
Herbst  .1,   watchmaker  and  jeweler,  134 

Second 
Hcrbst  Louisa  Mrs,  bakery,    134  Second 
Hercules  Min  Co,  .324  I'inc,  rmsS  and  10 
Hereford  W  S,  jiliysieian,  124  fJcary 
Hering    C,    saddles    and    harness,  2212 

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Herin^bi  Leopold,  watchmaker  .ind  jew- 

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Herliby  &    Murphy,    blacksmiths,    !10!) 

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Herman  A,  imprs  dry  goods',    518    Mar- 
ket and  !'.•  Sutter,  up  stairs 
HiTnian  M,  com  stucklmikcr,  242  Mont 
llennan  liMndoli)ii,  liotel,  SW  cor  Baker 

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Hormann  A,  ei/ars  and  tobacco,  ,30.)  4th 
Hi.TUiann  !!,  butcher,  SOI  t  leai-y 
Ib'rmann  L,  ciwra,  242  Sixth 
Hermann  Lncicn,  mining  secy,    220  San 

HERMANN  THEO  &  CO,  siucinu 

I'inis,    ;;ohl  li.-ili  and  coral-i,    630  Wash 
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Herrin  W  F,  atty,  310  Pino 

Herring,    Murphy    &    Koeve,      cabinet 

makers,  SGii  Brannan 
Herrmann  Alb3rt,  cigara,  309  Fourth 
Herrmann  Angust,  South  S  F  Park,  11 R 

and  Ninth  avea 
HERRMANN  C,  hattor,  336  Kearny, 

factory  17  Belden  Place 
HERRMANN  &  GO,  importers  of  liop^, 

corks  and  brewer.s'  stock,   dtalers  in 

wine  and  liquor  nianufr's  materials, 

3I3Sacraiu<Miti> 
Herrnvinn  H,  butcher,    S\V  cor   Unioa 

and  Montijoincry 
Herrmann  Jas,  atty  at  l.iw,  401)  Cal 
Herold  Charles,  meat  market,  701  Bat 
Herold  Conrad,  grocer,    1!)  and  21  Zoj 
Hertweck  C  F,  upholsterer,  iK)2  Larkin 
Hertz  Hermann,  butcher,  SE  cor  Seventh 

and  Minna 
Hertz  L,  clothing  and  shoomaker,  108 

Pacific 
Hertz  Louis,    butcher,    G   Metropolitan 

Market 
Hartz  I,  &  J,  butchers,  5  and  6  Centre 

Market 
Hertzhog    Christian,     blacksmith,    737 

Broadway 
Herzburg  1,  stock  broker,  326  Pino 
Her/og    .lulius,    picture     frames,    1514 

Polk 
Hess  Chua,  optician,  51!)  Kearny 
He.ss  Hoary,  gents'  furuish'g  goods,  21!) 

Montgomery 
Hess  Lovi,  insurance  broker,  210  San 
Hess  L  )ui3,  Dainiana  bitters,    12   Mont 

gouKuy  avo 
Hess   Kobt,  boots  and  shoes,  20  Dupont 
Hessler   Ch.is,   ship  broker  and  custom 

house, .")  18  liattery 
Hest^ler  Wm,  bakery,  715  Pacific 
Hester  Mining  Co,  o02  Montgomery 

HESTHAL  AUGUST,   Eureka  soam 

less  glove  factory,  "22  Sansim 
Hestres  10,  mining  secy,  32>S  Montgy 
Heuer  1',  yroeir,  713  Ijombard 
HEVEKlN  M  &  E  J,    steam  m:.rble 

wiirkc,  18  Larkin 
Heweleko  H,  liquors,  543  Merchant 
Hewson  llobt,  capitalist,  3'JO  Sansom 

HEWSTON  GEORGE,  physician  and 
surgeon,  '^24  Kearny 

Hcydeualur  L,  liquors,  SW  cor  Bay  and 
Moiggs'  Wharf 

Heydeufeldt  Sol  Jr,  atty  at  law,  318 
Piue,  room  27 

Heydeiifeldt  Solomon,  atty  at  law,  .SOD 
Montgomery,  room  .'>4 

Heye  Henry,  liquor.s,  613  East 

Heyer  AU)ert,  grocer,  Tiiird  and  Bryant 

Heyermann  &  Freund,  drugs  and  medi- 
cines, SW  cor  Bryant  and  Fourth 

Heyfron  P,  wood  and  coal,    716  Folsom 


Heymann  A,  p'lysieian  ami  surgeon,  SW 
cor  Bryant  and  Fourth 

Hoynamvn  H,  cigar.)  and  tobacco,  20 1 
Calif  urnia 

Heynemann  Alex,  atty  at  law,  16  Mont- 
gomery avo 

H'jynemanu  &  C.>,  imprs  dry  and  fur- 
nishing goods,  5  Sa'Hom 

lleynemmu  Lionel,  civil  cngiaeer,  302 
Montgiimory,  r.unn  4'J 

Heyvvooil  Bios  &  Co,  chairs  and  rattan 
furnitur-T   vnanutaeturers,    589  to  5'J5 

H'syWOOD  &  HENDLEY,  com  mer- 

eliants,  aienc  crystal  aalt,  works,    222 
and  224  Clay 
Hey  wood  M,  wood  and  eo  il,  753  Folsom 

HIBERNIA    SAVINGS    &   LOAN 

SOCIETY,  M  D  Sweeney   pres,   NE 
cor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Hickey  Edward,  grocer,  1630  Mission 
Hickmann  Henry,  saloon,   1258  Market 
Hickox  Ceo  C  &  CJo,   stock  brokers,  412 

Montgomery 
HICKS    D    &    CO,     bookbinders    and 

blank  book  nianufs,  543  Clay 
Hieks  K  W,  cigar.s  and  tob  icco,  106  2d 
Hiekson  H  B  «&  Co,  poultry,  48  and  4!) 

Wasiiingt  )n  M  irket 
Hickstadt  Hermann,  bakery,  127  4th 
Hien  An  nist,  liquors,  13J8  Uapont 
HIESTER  &  BUNKER    propriatorj 

"Stock  Report,"  Stock  Ex  bldg 
Higby  Wm,  J  S   collactor   of  internal 

revenue,  U  S  Appraisjrs'  building 
Higgiiis  &  Collinj",  271  East 
Higjiins  &  Eichol/i,  lamps  and  oils,  27 

Six  til 
Higgius    Mrs    Margaret,     grocer,    1116 

Folsom 
Higgius  W  L,  stock  broker,  417  Cal 
Higgs  H  W,  asphultum  roofer,  535  Pac 
l^ligham  E,  sewing  machine,  !»0I  Market 
Highbrid^e  S  Min  Co,  310  Pine,  rm  15 
Hiiihland  Cold  Min  Co,  30.)  Mont,rm49 
HIGHTON    HENRY   E,  atty  at  law, 

528  Calitornui,  r.K)m3  11,  12  and  13 
Hilbort  &  (ruehne,  fiorists,  !)  Geary 
Hildl)urg  Bros,  wholesale  dairy  produce, 

101)  California 
Hildebrand  August,  butcher,  123  7th 
Hildelirand   (ieo,    boarding  stable,    807 

V'allejo 
Hildebrand  W  C,   groceries,   416  O'Far- 

rell 
Hildebrandt  Henry,  grocer,  208  Sutter 
Hiklorbrandt  Wm  C,  lii[Uors,  505  East 
Hill    Bros,    dairy    produce,    Bay    City 

Market,  1146  Ma  ket 
Hill  Henry  O,  butcher,  140,)  I'olsom 
Hill  &  Hood  Mining  Co,  211  San,  ,m  5 
Hill  Horace  L,  capitalist,  326  Montgy 
HillJohn,  real  estate  agt,  402  Montgy 


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HILL  JNO  B.  agent  Methodist  Book 

Depository,  lotl  Market 
Hill  John  T,  real  estate,  206  Front 
Hill  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  21 3  24th 
Hill  S,  biituher^  5  Mission  Market 
HILL     SAMUEL,    gon  dealer  sewing 

niachineij,   genuine  parti,  attachments 

and  Hcooaaojies,    (sec  advt  under  sew- 
ing machines),  (JM  Market 
Hill  Win   H,    li(|uors.  Beach  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkiii 
Hillebrund  il,  groceries,  5:20  Fourth 
Hillebratidt  Albert,  saloon,  1228  Mkt 
llillebrandt&  Co,  brewery,  2015  to  2019 

Folsoni 
Hillcn  I)  H,  grocer,    NW  cor  Pino  and 

Larkin 
HILLEB.  F  SR,  physician,  112  Mason 
HILLER  F  JR,  physician,  112  Mason 
Hillor  .loJui,  restaurant,  101  Stcuart 
Hillert  F,  i.rohitect  and   civil   engineer, 

()20  \Vashinj4t0n 
Hilhnau   James,  U    S    inspector  boilers, 

U  S  A}){iraisurs'  buil(lini{ 
Hills  iS  M,  cai-penter  and   builder,  842 

('lay 
Hillsi.le  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  XSO  Fiiio 
Hillsinger    Miss    K    .1,    millinery,    1048 

i'olk 
Hillytr  C  .1,  atty  at  law,  Falice  Hotel 
Hilmer  l>,  drugj^ist,  .*SW  cor  (it-ary  and 

Ijarkiii 
Hilpvrt  fj  umanl,  bakery,  I22H  Stockton 
HILTON  G  F,  physician  and  oculist,  j 

lilts  J  Mit-siou  j 

Hil/iiiyer  .1  (i,  iniuin.Lf  and  eiigiuceriua 

a-'ciiuntaut,  Ml  Ciuforiiia  1 

lliuiuiiihnanii     J^l:inz,      Spring     Valleyj 

M.irkct,  1JS27  Union 
llinotlot    &    ('nllmni.    wood    muI   coal,, 

lOoi)  Folsoin 
Hiick  H   .1,  u-roccrics,  TOH  Ellis 
HINCKLEY    E,  manutr    Star  Spring 

!'.(>!,  Il'.i  New  Montgoiiicrv 

HT'^CKLEY.  SPIERS  &  HAYES, 

prs    I'ldtoii    Iron    W'oiks,    niachiii- 

.  and  iioihrH,  2()7  to  '2l',i  {'"ri'munt     , 

i       liirs  il,  boots  and  shoos,  S40  Ke;ir 

\i    ik  &  lliins,  grocers,  4;ii)  Creenwich    j 

II ink    F    il,    ale    house,   2   and  4  New 

Montgomery  | 

Hink  F  11,  saloon,  715  Montgomery 
HINKLE  J  M,  prest    Sur^iical    lasti- 

tiite,   .SI'.)  lUisIi 
Hinkle  I'hilip,  patent  hydraulic  and  air 

pressure  eli;vators,  lit)  and  IIS  Main 
HlNKLE  W  S,  mining  secretary,  207 

Sansom 
Hinman  H  C,  agt  Merchants'  Dispatch 

TranyKirtation  Co,  411  California 
HINRICHS  A  &  CO,  liquors,  SF  cor 

Front  and  Vallejo 
Uinrichs  .1  F,  hotel,  0  and  II  racitic 


Hinrichsen  E,  liciuors,  SW  cor  Braunan 

and  Seventh 
Hiusdalo  O  S  A  Co,  22  California 
Hiuton  Isaac  T,  atty  at  law,  526  Mont 
Hinton  W  M,  printer,  536  Clay 
Hiutz  &  Buck,  hotel,  T,\5  Brauaau 
Hiutzo  I,  tailor,  838  Bush 
Hinz  C,  to«)lmaker,  42  Spear 
Hinz  Louis,  restaurant,  b06  Larkiu 
Hinz  &  Wertin,  imprs  millinery  goods, 

16  and  18  Second 
Hippmann  &  Schussler,  fruits  and  veg- 
etables, 28  and  2!)  California  Market 
HirKst  F,  tailor,  etc,  405  Broadway 
HIRSCH   S    B    &  CO,    milliners,  748 

Market 
Hirschfild  J  H  &  Co,  jewelry  and  loan, 

510  Kearny 
Hirschfelder  .1  O,  physician,  126  Kear 

HIRSCHMAN  A,  manufacturer    jew- 
elry aiul   importer  diamonds,    pearls, 
etc,  :{28  Bush 
Hirsfeld  B,  crockery,  12  Fourth 
ilirsfcld  C,  stock  broker,  314  Montgy 
Hirsfeld  1>,  steam  camly  works,  23  Stov 
Hislop  R  C,  furniture,  401  Hayes 
Hittoll  T  H,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy 
Hittinger  A,  liipiors,  105  Dupout 
Hixson    H   B,   poultry    and   game,    Bay 

City  Market 
HIXSON,  JITSTI    &  CO,  commission 
nienhants,  204  Washington   and  iO'.'i 
Davis 
Hoadlt-y  Milo,  civil  engineer, Mercliants' 

J'lxchaiigc,  rm  2i) 
lloadl.'y  (r  C,  dentist,  5^  Kearny 
Hoag  Lyman  1$,  physician,  61!>   Howard 
HoagWm  M,  capitalist,  302  Montgy 
lloagland  W  C,    architect,    432  Montgy 
iloarc.ule.I,  li(|nors,  I'.IO't  ( J(!ary 
Holiart,  Wood  &  Co,    manutrs  and    im- 
porters boots  and  shoes,  15  Sansoiu 
Holibert  Henry  T,  IwoUs,  218'riurd 
Hobl).s  1'',  j^ruin  broker,  402  Front 
Holilx,     I'omer.iy  i!fe    Co,    bjx  ma'iufrs, 

Miii'krt,  Bcale  ami  Main 
HOfi£S  W  J,    searcher  of    records,    (i 

.Mout^oimry,  rin  3 
HOBBS  WALTER  S,  searcher  01    roc- 

or.ls  and  atty  i.t  law,  6  Montgy  .'ive 
Hobro  W  D,  plumber,  727   VV'iislungtoii 
Holiurg  \V    H,  real  estate,  60t)    Montgy 
ilocldieimer  Simon,  insurance  br()kei',31.! 

California 
H(K'hkoller    15,    merchant    broker,    203 

Front 
liodistadtcr  E  &   (.'o,  stockbrokers,  SW 

cor  Sansom  and  California 
Hock  &  I'erazo,  barbers, 548  Washington 
Hock  Tobias,  contractor,  516  Keaniy 

HODGDON  DR  W  H  A.  seety  S  F  Co 

Medical  Society,  1063  Howard 
Hodgkins  W  L,  oil  store,  335  Hayos 


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HODOE,  DAVIS  &  CO.  wholesale 
druggists  (if  Portland,  Oregon;  San 
Fniucisco  116  Front,  New  York  iS'.i 
Cedur 

Hodge  Jno  (1  &  Co,  stationers,  printers 
and  bookbinders,  314  California 

Hodges  Robert,  dressmaking  and  cloth- 
ing, 10  Fifth 

Hoclscher  A&  Co,  brewora,  cor  Railroad 
and  Fourteenth  avo 

Hoelaeher  W,  groeeriea,  14  I-ildy 

HOELSHER    WM  &   CO,    wlu.lesale 

liquors  and  Cal  wines,  i50i  Market 
Hoertkorn  Charles,  boots  and  ahous,  "  IS 

Washington 
Hoesch  11,  restaurant,  417  Pino 
Hoesch     William,    harnesamaJcer,    o05 

Hayes 
Hoey  B  &  Co,  horseshocr,  Sli'J   Havriaon 
lloey  Hugenc,  upholsterer,  100i>  Market 
Hoey   Owen,   wood    and  coul, .  Twenty 

fourth  and  Jlnrrison 
HOFEN  &  CO,  J'^npiro  stoam  cofleo  and 

apico  mills  and  solo  agts  Kmpiro  match 

factory,  412  Clay 
Hoir.lacob,  oolFw  liouse,  028  Fourth 
HoirS,  tailor,    .S  Taylor 
lloftVnan  Mrs  A,  physician,  14'J2  Folsom 
HOFFMAN    &     CO.     importers     .hy 

goods,  notions,  and  gents,   furnifhing 

goods,  17  and  I'.t  Rattery 
Hofl'minC,   grocery,  NW   cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Howard 
HoH'man  J,  barhir,  709  Davis 
Hoffman  N,  lii|uors,  14'.(  Second 
Hofl'man  Ogdoii,  judge  U    S   (list  court 

U  S  court  building,  Sansomand  Wash 
Hofl'man  P,  reytaurant,  7()t>  Mission 

HOFFMAN  &  SCHENK,  stc.icilcnt- 

tors  and  eniir.ivors,  414  Sacramento 
Hofl'man  Southard,  clerk  U  S  dist  court 

and  U    S  commissioner,  Sausom   and 

Wjtsliington 
H'lffman    W'ni,  groceries,  SK   cor    Page 

and  Octavia 
Hoirman  &    Woonne,    market,  (iOfi  Mkt 
liotlinann    it      Clinch,     architects,    ().'i7 

Kearny 
Hofl'm.'inii  &,  llrndt,  stoves,  I 'il 4  Stockton 
Hofl'stetler  R,  ])hysician,  .'!l.'5  (ieary 
Rolling  Ff  watchmaker,  o  Third 
Hofniiister   Henry,  bakery,  o.'57  Hayes 
Rogan  &   Co,  second  hand   barrels   anci 

coopers,   10(5  Drumm 
llogan  1),  liijnors,  411    Fourth 
Rogan  .John,  ins  brokers,  •Wi't  California 
Hogan  Michael,  lish,  .'W  (}rand   Central 

Market 
Rogan  M  C,  groceries,  SW  Vallejo  and 

Leavenworth 
Hagan  M    L,  groceries  and   liquors,  219 

Eleventh 
Hogo  J  P,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgomery 


Hoger  K,  grocer,  525  Washington 
Hogg  T  Fgenton,  capitalist,  ;?02  Mont  J 
Hoglan  Mrs  A,  fancy  goods,  120t  Powell 
Hohenthal  (ins,   ruillings.  Huting*    and 

lace,  lODi  Fifth 
Hohlweg  Fred,  druggist.NE  cor  Polk  and 

Jackaun 
Hoitt  Ira  < ''.  real  estate  and  stock  broker, 

4'27  Moutiromery 
HOKANSON  OLOF,  saloon,  527  East 
llolbert  II  S,  Htalionery,  218  Third 
Holbrook   C  P,  Jr,  tlruggist,  cor   Ninth 

and  Market 
Holbrook  (J  K,  ])hysiciai),  6  Eddy 
Holbrook  &  Lewis,  foreign  and  Amiri- 

can  nheet  music,  2o  Duiiont 

HOLBROOK.  MERRILL  &  STET- 
SON, imprs  and  dealers  in  stoves,  sheet 
iron  and  copper.  111   and  ll.'i  Califor- 
nia, and  17  and  I!)  Davis 
Holcomlj  Uros  &  Co,  carri'igo  ropoaitory 
and  saddle  and  harness,  - 1 1  California 
Hulcond)  W  A  &  Co,  grr.iii  and  coumiia- 
sion,  NE  cor  Clay  and  D.ivis,  room  4 
Holcomho  S  K,  mini  ntc  engineer,  ?.lo  Pino 
Hidden  A  R,  bakery,  702.\  Larkin 
Hiiltlen  J    &   Sons,  wood  and  coal,  818 

Folsom 
lloldcn  .loa,  atty  at  law,  :;02  Sansom 
H olden  .1  If,  cuop'jr,  105  Clay 
H olden  S  P  &  Ce,  mdse  broker,  4:W  Cal 
Holder. Fos,  lif|U(ira,  (52  Halkck 
Holje  .lohn  i\,  li((uor.^,  SW  cor  R  K  and 

.'Sixteenth  aves 
HOLJE  MARTIN,   C*al   Clue    Works, 
cor  Hith  and  De  Karo  and  27    J^uoont 
[luIjtM  John    II,  grocer,  NW   cor   s"ixth 

and  F<dsom 
Holladay  Ren  .fr,  stockbroker,  14  Leid 
llolladay  S  W,  atty,  002  Montgomery 
H  Hand  Mi^s  C  H,'dre.ssmakcr,"  IIU  IGth 
Holli'.nd  I)  it  Co,  fruit,  produce  and  com- 

missidn  merchanls,  •J)2  Washington 
Holland  Edward,  tailor.  111)  Post 
llidlcind  .[o.Sj  grocer,  101  Foleom 
ILdlind  Natiianiel,  atty  and  U  S  super- 
visor of  ch'cti.ni,  (!().">  Clay 
Hollar.d  IVtor,  liquor.!,  4  Washington 

HOLLAWAY  &  BRIGGS,  grocers, 

H).')  Front 
HOLLER  B,  wines  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Market  and  l>eah! 
Holler  it  Schnl/,  saloon,  lOIM)  Market 
Holliday  Isidor,  cigar.-*,  70;')  Market 
Holling  F,  manuf   cigars,  ;V20  Clay 
Hollings  Henry,  groceries,  SW  cor  Poet 

and  Larkin 
Hollingsworth  F  C,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

lol'.l  Market 
Hoi  lis  &  Harris,  real  estate  agents,  2208 

Mission 
HOLLIS  WM,  pros  Real  Estate  Aaao- 

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Hollman  H,  grocery,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Mission 
Holly  Oak  Park  Co,  330  Pknc,  room  3G 
Holm  Bros,  linnora,  200  Fifth 
Holm  John,  blacksmith,  1013  Valencia 
Holm  &  iSaxtorph,  lodgings,  8Gl)  M.irket 
Holm  Thos,  grocer,  8E  cor  Suttt-r  and 

Stockton 
HOLMAN  F  Ht  agent  Potrero  German 
Compressed  Yeast  Co,  general  «lepot 
1074  t^ilth 
Holmes  E  A,  mining  sco,  318  Pino 
HOLMES   A  J,   c.ipit  ilist,  318   Pino, 

room  31 
Holmes  Chas  A,  sec  Consumers'  Oas  Co, 

'J03  Bush,  room  21) 
Holmes  C  .1 ,  dyer,  033  Market 

HOLMES  D  W,  stationer,  31(5  Dupont 
H(dinus  E  A,  niinin.r  see,  318  Pino 
Holmes  I']  B,   mining   aeey,    30J    Mont 
Holmes  i£  T  &  Co,  maufrs  Santa  Cruz 

and    Sacramento  lime,    impiirters  of 

cement,    phister,    etc,    215    and     217 

Miirket 
Holmes  J,  h  )nt-jand  slioes,  147  Second 
Holmes  .James    N,  hutclier,  cor    Bryant 

and  Rich 
Holmes  li  B,  (lontist,  30")  Kearny 
HOLMES  M  Pt  carriage  manut'actory, 

327  ami  321)  Sutter 

HOLMES  S  M,  mining,  105  California 
Holmes  Walter   (J,    atty    at   law,    IJ    h 

court    building,     cor     Battiry      ami 

Washington  | 

Holmes  W  H,  grocer,  NW  corColumbia! 

and    Twenty-sixth 
Holohan  J(thn,  saloon,  100  McAllister 
Hoist  Win,  glass  stainer,  1 IH  Main 
Holsten  •!     B,    grocir,  cor  Union    and 

Kearny 
Holt  Bros,  manufrs  importers  of  hard- 
wood luinl)er,    wagon     and    carriage 

m ittria',  27  to  33  Beile 
Holt  Martin,  liijuors,  1 10  Jackson 
Holt  Tiioni  IS,  U  S  supt  of  construction, 

412  Washington 
Holt  Thomas  H,  atty,  notary  pnb'.ic  ami 

commissioner  of  <li.>eds,  320  M)ntuy 
Holt  Thos  M,  restaurant,  iilO  Market 
Holt  Warren,    map   publish'.r  and   axle 

grease,  717  Montgomery 
Holtermanii  J,  grocer,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Webster 
Holtmeier  Henry,  grocer,  NE  cor  Filbert 

and  Taylor 
Home  of  the  Iiu:briates,  H  J  Burns  pres, 

NE  cur  Stockton  and  Chestnut 
Home  Ins  (lire)  Co,     Hutchison  &  Mann 

gen  agts,  322  and  324  California 

HOME  INS  CO  OF  NEW  YORK.  323 

Calirornia 

HOME  AND   LOAN  ASSOCIATES, 

O  Esche  aeey,  320  Sanaom,  room  8 


HOME  MUTUAL  INS  CO.  C  li  story 

secy,  400  California 
Home  Stake  Gold  Min  Co,    309  Montgy 
Home  Shuttle   &    Xow  Homo  Sowing 

Machine,  034  Market 
Homer  E  B,  mining  secy,  30!)  Montgy 
Htmior  M  &  Min  Co,  330  Pine,  room  5 
Honeycomb  (t  Mining  Co,  328  Montgy 
Hong  Kong  Packet  Ijino,  20()  Hansom 
Hong  Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking  Cor- 
poration, W  H  Harris  agt,  223  ijal 

HONIG  &  BARUCH,    denim      duck 

ovi  rails,  3()A  Second 
Honigsberger  H,  fancy  goods.  625  Lirk 
Honigsberger  L,  cigar''  and  tobicoo,  NE 

cor  Bush  and  Battery 
Honi^b.Tger  S,  cigars  and  tobacco,   333 

East 
Hood  P  B,  atty,  005  Clay 
Hook  Bros,  books,  statiifuery  and  music, 

:U  Sixth 
Hook  Charles,    butcher,   SW  cor  Mason 

and  Union 
Hooker  K  C,  stock  broker,  338  Pino 
Hooper  C  A  &Co,  lumber  dealer,  Fourth 

and  Channel 
Hooper  F  P  &  J  A,  lumber,  2.i  Stouart 
Hooper,  Hubbard  &   Hooper,  California 

Cigar  Box    Factory,    Berry  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Hooper  Wm  B  &  Co,   com  merchants, 

12 1  California 
HOOPMANN  JOHN,  liquors,  41    Sac 
Hoosiir  Min  and  Wati.'r  Co,  531  Cal 

HOP  KEE  &  CO.,    Chinese   merchan- 
dise, boots   and  slioes,    723  and   725 
Clay 
Hopken  L,  ship  chandler.  418  Davis 
Hopkins  Caxpar  T.  ins,  318  California 
Hopkins  (tco  W.  mining  secy.  410  Cal 
Hopkins  Peter,  liquors,  New  Montgom- 
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Hopkins  K  1),  mining  secy,  240  Montgy 
Hopkins  T  J,  liiiuors,  023  Davis 
Hopkins,  Taylor  &  Co,    copying  presses, 

419  Sansom 

Hopkins    Wm    S,    stocks    and   money 

broker.  320  M  >ntgomi'ry 
Hoppe  Clian,  blacksmith,  140  Berry 
Hopjje  Joseph,  tailor,  OH  Pacitic 
HOPPE    KEINHOLD.   imp'orter    and 

dealer  in  cutlery,  318  Pino 
HOPPER   S  E,  glass   bender,    cutter, 

stainer  and  enamcler,  45  Fremont,  cor 

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Hopps  Miss  Nellie,  artist,  728  Montgy 
Hopps  &  Sons,  house  and  sign  paiutura, 

420  Pino 

Horabin  T.  liquors,  1001  Mason 
Horan  J    I>,    stock   and  sale  yard,  cor 

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Horan  M  S,  atty  at  law,  630  Clay,rm  11 
Hor.ly  J  P,  atty  at  law,  628  Moatgy 


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Horgan  Mrs  &  Daughters,  millinors,  128 

Sixth 
Horgan    8,    dairy    produce,   13  and  14 

Oriiiul  Central  Market 
Horn  C,  liquors,  1100  Dupont 
Horn  Jerome,  magnetic  healer,   baths, 

,S02  and  304  Post 
Horn  J  W,   livery  stable,   cor  Laguua 

and  Walnut  avo 
Horn  K  G,  stock  broker,  322  Pino 
Hornbcrg  A  P,  tailor,  441  Bush 
Homo  A  F,  fruit  and  vegetables,  2259 

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HORNE  W  J.  propr  Cal  Elastic  Truss 

Co,  702  Mark(>t 
HORNE  &WEST,   Electro  Magnetic 

Belt  Co,  702  Market 
Horner  C  W,   druguist  and  physician, 

SW  cor  Sutter  and  Hyde 
Horner  .lohn.  shoemaker,  I242Folsom 
Hornung  J,  butcher,  1005  Pacific 
Hornuiig  li  K,  piano  tuner,  813  Market 
Horrigon  William,   groceries,  1612  Leav 
Horse  Shoe   Bazaar,  M  J  Flavin  mana- 
ger, r»12  Kearny 
Horst  Herman,  restaurant,  218  .Sansom 
Horstman  J,  propr  Bay  View  Chemical 

Works,  Florence  bet  14th  and  15th 
Horstmann  John,  groceries,  700  Bush 
Hose  Co  No  1,  S  F  Fire  I>ept,    1 12  Jack 
Hosio  Susan,    ladies'    underwear,   2201! 

M  is8i(m 
Hosnur  I>  M  &  Co,   stock  brokers,  32 1 

Montgomery 
Horsack  Alfred,  artist,  Baldwin  Hotel 

HOTALING  A  P  &  CO,  wholesale 

liijuors  (importers),  429  and  431  Jack 
Hotel    l)e   lloma,  (»   Bermio  propr,  818 

Sansom 
"HOTEL  GAZETTE,"  W  PHamson 

propr,  518  Sacramento 
HOTEL    RHEIN,  Louis   Miller  &  Co 

Sroprs,  Claus  (ierken  manager,  5I0U 
[earny 

Houette  Constant,  butcher,  205  Sixth 

Houghton  S  C,  phonographic  reporter, 
U  S  Court  bids,  cor  Battery  andWash 

Houna  A  W,  atty  at  law,  028  Montgy 

Hough  John,  saUnm,  2  Turk 

Houpt  Chaa  H,  druip,  NWcor  Kail- 
road  and  Eleventh  aves 

House  Madame,  milliner  and  hairdres- 
ser, 308  Sixth 

House  William  M,  barber,  206  First 

Houser  Bonnet,  bakery,  333  Hayes 

HOUSEWORTH   THOMAS  &   CO, 

op^uciiM  and  photographci's,  12  Mont 

HOI  SEWORTfl   THOMAS,   photo 

gri  ))!ur,  12  Montgomery 
Rous,  a  Ki«  hd  T,  tailor,  324  Dupont 
HOUSTON  W  J  &    CO    brokers   and 

commistiion  merchants,  205  Front 


Hovey  F  A,  painter,  1320  Bush 
Howard  C  Greenwich,  atty  at  law,  652 

Wttsliington 
Howard  C  G,  atty  at  law,  724J  Market 
Howard  Chas  Webb,  ])re8t  Spring  Val- 
ley Water  Works,  51()  California 
Howard  F  P,  land  agency.  328  Montgy 
Howard  Mrs  M  A,  milliner,  24  Kearny 
Howard  M  B,  ins  broker,  213  Sansom 
Howard  Mrs  Mary  J,  bakery,   NE  cor 

Second  avo  and  Seventeenth 
Howard  R  A,  physician,  334  O'FarrcU 
Howard  Volney,  insurance  broker,  213 
Sansom 

HOWE  &  HALL,  fruit  and  produce, 
commission  merchants,  408  and  410 
Davis 

HOWE   SEWING  MACHINE  Cd. 

873  Market 
Howe  M  P,  agt  W  H  Parker's  estate,  18 

Market 
Howell  H  W,   boots    and  shoes,    1139i 

Pacilic 
Howell  Jos  L,  stationery,  024  Montgy 
Howell  M  C,  cigar  manufr,  010  Montgy 
Howell  M  D,  capitalist,  330  Pine,  rm  28 
Howell  Louis  V,  min  secy,  318  Pino 
Howes  (Jeo  fi.  Co,  shipping  and  com  mer- 
chants,   wood    and  willowware,   302 
California 
HOWES  &  PITTS,  commission  mor- 

chauts,  504  and  500  Sansom 
Howland  15,  patternmaker,  259  First 
Howland  R  S,  com  merchant,  3()Steuart 
Howland  Wm  P,  meat  market,  28  4th 
Howse  H  L  &  Co,   coal  oil  stoves  and 

lami)9,  809  Market 
Hoy  A,  hardware,  1012  Stockton 
liuant  Paulin,  liiiuors,  305  Mont  avo 
Hubash,  Larsen  &  Wilson,  Cal  Watch  & 

Jewelry  Co,  201  Kwirny 
Hubbard  C  Van  Dyke,  mining  secy,  203 

Bush,  room  20 
Hubbard  G  Van  Duyck,  310  Pine,  rm  II 
Hubbard  Geo  A,  dentist,  230  Kearny 

HUBBARD  H  H,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 22  (icary 
H  ubbard  J  B  &  Co,  kerosene  goods  and 

lamp  stock,  1 110  and  J 22  Front 
Hubbard  Mrs  E  H,  barber,  923  Market 
Hubbard  Samuel,  agent  Telephone  Ex- 
change, 140  Montgomery 
Hidibanl  T   W,  sewing  machines,  667 

Mission 
Hubbart  Jos,  fancy  goods,  720  Market 
Hubbell  Saml  T,  cooper,  17  Merchant 
Hul)er  Chas,  barber.  1.007  Polk 
Hubert  C,  county  and  city  treasurer, 

New  City  Hall 
Hubert  Chas,  ship  chandler,  509  Davis 
Hubert  J,  wlujlcsale  liquors,  13!^  Stock 
Hid)k'y  — ,  carpenter,  14  l*aven worth 


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Hudson  Geo,  brewer,  SW  cor  Fifteenth 

and  Dfdores 
Hudson  freo,  stockbroker,  316  Montgy 
Hue  K.ii  k,  Co,  manufra  boots,  shoes  and 

clothing,  127  and  129  Clay 
Hueriie  P,  arcliitoct  and  civil  engineer, 

12(5  Kearny,  i'm41 
Hucrstel  Laurence,  cigara  and  tobacco, 

738  Fourt'.i 
HTJETER    BROS    &    CO,   varnishes, 

colors,  brushes,  art  iniiterials,  paints, 

oils,  12  Second 
Huettinann  Mrs  A,  hotel,  NW  cor  Polk 

jiiid  Fell 
Huettmnn  Julius,   hotel,  NW  cor  Polk 

and  Fell 
Huff  G  R,  books,  424  Folsom 
Huffman  Mrs,  dressmaker,  331  Geary 

HUFSCHMIDT    F    (successor    to    H 
H  Horstman  &  Co),  imprand  dealer  in 
furniture,  .'523  and  325  Pine 
Hufschmidt  Louis  S;  Bros,  plumbers  and 

gasfitters,  G37  Clay 
Hughes  Artluir,  gen  manager  S  F  &  N  P 

It  R,  42G  Montgomery 
Hughes  E  C,  printur,  511  Sansom 
Hughes  E  E,    real-catato    agent,   724  i 

Market 
HUGHES  &  EDSOX,  ship  and  custom- 
house brokers,  504  Battery 
Hughes  &  Foley,  bakery,    cor  Fourth 

and  Jessie 
HUOHES  H  &  CO,  merchandise  brok- 
ers, 302  California,  rm  5 
Hughes  J,  butcher.  Mo  Valencia 
Hughes  John,  groceries,  122(5  Green 
Hughes  Jno,  contractor,  22  Montgy 
Hug'^es  John  F,  printer,  (305  Montgy 

HUOHES  L  J,  physician  and  surgeon, 
460  O'Farrell 

Hughes  W  A,  liquors,  515  Clay 

Hughes  Wm,  job  and  law  printing,  421 
Montgomery  I 

Hughes  Wm  If,  liquors,  43  Sacrament(>| 

Hugg  Henry,  nierchandiae  broker,  203 
California 

Huguenin  J  C,  watches  and  jewelry,  8 
Kearny 

HUHN  &  LUCKHARDT,  niining  en- 
gineers and  metallurgists,  23  .Stevenson 

Hulbert  Thomivs  Fisher,  atty  at  law,  424 
Montgomery 

Hull  Jessie  Mrs  bakery,  211  Eighteenth 

Hulse  P  B,  agt  Clark  &  Maynard,  N  Y 
publishers,  127  Montgomery 

Hulsman  Fred,  groceries,  1338  Pacific 

Humbert  J,  liquors,  120  Montgomery 
avenue 

Humbert  P  A,  mining  engineer.  Twen- 
ty-third bet  Mission  and  Valencia 

HUMBOIDT  BREWERY,  Wm  Nol- 

thig  propr,  1843  Mission 
Humboldt  Mining  Co,  328  Montgomery 


Humboldt  Pavilion,  Benj  Kliogel  propr, 
cor  Erie  and  Mission 

Humboldt  Savings  and  Loan  Society,  A 
C  Weber  pres,  18  Geary 

Humboldt  Sulpliur  Min  Co,  G  H  Perry 
secy,  320  Sansom 

Humboldt  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  Stock  Ex- 
change bldg 

HUMBOLDT  STEAMSHIP  CO.Searles 

&  Stone  asjts,  22  California 
Hume  Geo  W,  shipping  and  commission, 

318  Front,  rni  12 
Hume  K  D  &   Co,  salmon  packers  and 

commission  merchants,    30S)   and  311 

Sacramento 
Hummel  (ico,  dry  goods,  1432  and  1434 

Mark.!t 
HUMORIST  (Max  Burckhardt  propr), 

622  Clay 
Humphrey  J,  tailor,  227  Hayes 
Humpliroy  P  H,  physician,  212  Kearny 
Humphrey  J  as,  groceries,  516  Geary 
Humphreys  J 'I",  atty  at  law,  515  Kearny 
Humphreys  W  P,   civil  engineer,    62'J 

Washington 
Humphieys   Wm    F,  atty   at  law,   234 

'Montgoiiiery 
HUNT  A  B,  atty  at  law,  302  Moitgy 
Hunt  D  D,  apothecary,  300  Fifth 

HUNT  GEORGE  H,  stock  broker,  209 

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Hunt  J  D,  511  California 
Jfunt  J  L,  stockbroker,  513  California 
Hunt  John,  judge  superior  court  No  5, 

628  Montgomery 
Hunt    Jonathan,  Son  Sc  Co,    insurance 

asits,  313  California 
Hunt  Mrs  E,  variety  store,  1738  Market 
Hunt  Mrs  Jane  G,    lodgings,  7    Mont- 

"gomery  ave 
Hunt  Wm,  boots  and  shoes.  Filbert  near 

Fillmore 
Hunter  B,  furniture,  1518  Polk 
Huntington  F  A,  globe  iron  works,  143 

and  145  Fremont 

HUNTINGTON.  HOPKINS  &  CO, 

importers   hardware,  iron,  steal,  coal, 

etc,  junction  Bush  and  Market,    S  F, 

and  31  K  st  Saerameuto 
Hunter  J  A,  physician,  321  Sutter 
Hunter  k   Shackleford,  brick  manufrs, 

310  Pin  ,   rooms  40 
HUPFELS    A   &    SONS,    lager  beer 

brewers  (New  York),  Clias  Sonntag  & 

Co  agts,  40  California 
Hurlbert  C  11,  atty,  202  Market 
Hurlburcli  E  J,  saloon,  521  Fiiat 
Huilbut  E  T  M,  physician,   850  Market 
HURLEY  D  J,  stair  builder,  136  Main 
Hurley  Michael,  liquors,  213  Sixth 
Hurley  Patrick,  liquors,  Nebraska  near 

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Hurtado  Nicholas,  hariiosa  and  saddlery, 

2  St  Charles  Pluco 
Husing  A,  saloon  and  grocery,  874  Miss 
Husiiig  M,  grocer,  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Broadway 
Husaey  A  C,  carpenter,  618  California 
Hussey  Con  Oolil  and  Silver  Mining  Co, 

Stock  Exchange  Building 
Huasoy  H  P  &  Co,  impra  ;ind  com  mer- 
chants, 2054  Front 
Hussey  J  L,  capitalist,  402  Montgomery 
Hussey  Joseph  W,  mining,  318  Pine 
Hus30!i  Paul  &  Co,    wholesale  butchers, 

535  C'liW 
HUSTEI)  A,  law  and  collection  office, 

331  Montgomery 
Husted  F  M,  atty  at  law,  eOfi  Montgy 
Hutohings  D  F,  bureau  voritea,   318  Cal 

HUTCHINGrS  J  M>   forest  tree  seed, 

120  Sutter 
Hutchina  C  B,  physician,  230  Tyler 
Hutchias  E    P,  mining    engineer,    240 

Montgomery 
Hutchiris  Jas  M,  dentist,  737  Market 
Hutchina    &  Kichardson,    grocers,    cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Bryant 
Hutchinson  D  S,  dentist,  54  Kearny 
Hutchinson  E  J,  atty  at  law,  504  Kearny 
Hutchinson  John,  stockbroker,    5   Mer- 
chant's Exchange    . 
Hutchinson  Jas  J,  cashier  Sather&  Co's 
Bank,  518  Mr>ntgomory,  room  15 

HUTCHINSON  &  MANN,  gen    fire 

and  marine  insurance  agts,    322  and 

324  California 
Hutchinson  Mining  Co,  300  Montgy 
Huth  Carl,  bootmalcor,  72'.)  Union 
Hutter  J,  tailor,  321  Jesijio 
Hyama  Bros,  imprs  and  m  mufra  cloth- 
ing, lOi)  Sansoni 
Hyatt  T   H,   short-hand  reporter,   604 

Merchant 
Hyde   &    Casey,   wood    and  coal,   310 

Leavenworth 
Hyde  Henry  C,  atty  at  law,  41  li  Cal 
Hyde  Isaac,  prea  City  11  R  Co,  14  Miss 
Hylaiid  .Jos  K,  trunk  manufr,  101   Mont 
Hyman  Bros,  gen  mdse,  123  Cal 
HYKAN  JOS,  variety  store  and   dry 

goods,  50'J  Hayes 
Hyman  Leon,  barber,  2  Sixth 
Hyman  M  &  Co,  importers  and  manufrs 

boy's   clothing,   518  Market  and  I'J 

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Hyman  Morris,  second-hand  furniture, 

606  Broadway 
Hyman  N  J,  impr  jewelry,  fancy  goods, 

etc,  307  Koarny 
Hyman  Nathan,  barber,  21 1  Montgy 
Hyman  W,  pawnbroker,  16  Kearny 
Hynaixl    Alonzo   P,   livery  stable,   cor 

Twelfth  and  Mission 
Hyneman  S,  stockbroker,  327  Pine 


Iburg  Wm  M,  grocer,  5  Beldon  Place 
Ida  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  324  Pino 
Idaho  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,   324 

Pine,  rooina  8  and  10 
Igstaedter  B,  manufr  agt,  424  Sao 
Iken  Fred,  com  merchant,  525  Front 
lis  Jno  G,  foundry,  stoves  and  tinware, 

814  Kearny 

ILLUSTRATED  CARD  CO,  W  M 

Pearsall  manager,  5  Post 
Imelli  Max,  saloon,  851  Market 
Imhana  &  Triebcl,  hardware,  227  Hayes 
Imhoff  S  G,   stoves  and  tinware,  3194 

Fifth 
Immol  Jane,  stationery,  1647  Mission 
Imperial  Ins  Co,  317  California 
Imperial     Photograph      Gallery,     Mrs 

Vaughan  proprss,  7244  Market 
I  M  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoo  Co,  400 

Battery 
Incell  Mrs  Wm,  dressmaker,  213  Dup 
Independence  Mining  Co,  Stock  Ex  Bdg 
Independent  Order  Kedmena'   Hall,  510 

Bush 

INDIANAPOLIS  CHAIR  MANUFG 

CO,  1  •'-^4  Market  and  160  New  Mont 
Indian  Queen  Min  Co,  Merchants  Ex- 
change, rm  25 
Indicator  Min  Co,  203  Bush,  rm  10 
Industrial    Iron    Works,    233  and  235 

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Ingalsbe  Mary  E,  designer,  006  Montgy 
Ingersoll  H  H,  physician,  323  Geary 
IngersoU  (tco  .S,  storage,  1101  Battery 
Inyhani  Mrs  Mary,  cigars,  1151  Mission 
Ingle  wood  House,  Mrs  A  Rix  propr,  126 

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Inglis  John  S,  R  R  agent,  22  Montgy 
Ingraham  Henry,  atty  at  law,  4114  Cal 
Inguglia  A  &   Co,  fish,  513  Washington 
Inman  D,  manager    Grangers  Business 

Aan'n,  106  Davis 
INMAN  LINE,  (New  York  &  Liver- 

pool),    steamship   ticket  agency  J  F 

Fugazie,  5  Montgomery  ave 
Innes  Alex,  agent   East  manufacturers, 

545)  Montgomery 
Innca  k  Co's,  Alameda  &  S  F  Express, 

313  East 
Inselmann  Henry,  fruit,  446  Third 
Inslee  &  Joseph,  cigars  and  tobacco,  32S 

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Insurance  Co  of  North  America,313  Cal 
Insurance  Min  Co,  303  Montgomery 

INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL,   H  C 

Patridge  propr,  824  and  826  Kearny 
International  Ico  Co,  309  Montgomery 

INTERNATIONAL  SALOON,  John 

Koopman,  41  Sacramento 
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Iradale  Alfreil  S,  plumber,  957  Mission 
Irelan  Wni  Jr,    assayor    and  chemist. 

Merchants  Exchange  building,  rm  4U 
Irolau  MrsWm,  artist,  126  Kearny 
Irmscher  H,  boot    and  shoemaker,  204 

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Iron  Gap  Min  Co,  324  Pinc<  rmsSandlO 
Irviu  H  R,  collector,  581  California 
Irvin  Robt  J,  carpenter,  1925  Fillmore 
Irvine  Jns,  capitalist,  330  Pino,  rm  52 
Irvine  &   LeBreton,   attys  at  law,  217 

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Irvine  Wm,  atty  at  law,  217  Sansom 
IRVINE  WM   0,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

importer  and  retail,  118  Fourth 
Irving  Henry  P,   atty,  90  Montgomery 

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IBVINO  SAMUEL,  fumishins  goods, 

219  Montgomery,  removed  to  '106  Kear 
Isaac  G,  cigurs,  23U  Sixth 
Isaacs  A,  clothier,  823  Kearney 
Isaacs  B,  trader,  404  Montgomery 
Isaacs  Henry,  metal  signs,  404  Moutgy 
Isaacs  Peter,  barber,  412  Pacific 
Isaacs  Samuel  &  Bros,  dry  goods,  122 

Sixth 
Isaacs  S,  clothing,  527  Pacific 
Isaacs  Samuel,  tailor,  507  Jackson 
Isaacs  Samuel,  clothing,  417  Pacific 
Isaac  Simon,  clothing,  327  Third 
Isaacson  &  Cohen,  jewelers,  2i5  Sixth 
Isaacson  Mrs  L,  bakery,  110  Tyler 
Isabella  Con  (i  &  H  Min  Co,  330  Pine 
Iseli  Jacob,  'i-;nors,  529  Pino 
Isidore  Isaac,  second  hand  furniture,  812 

Montgomery 
Israel  Jonas,  clothing,  934  Dupont 
Israel  Simon,  clothiug,  356  Fourth 
Israelsky  &  Morris  ^vliolesale  fruits  and 

com  merchants,  210  Washington 
Israel  Chas  S,  publisher,  "S  F  Punch," 

838  Market 
Issendorf  C  Frederick,  grocer,  SW  cor 

Howard  and  Beale 
Isson  S  &  Son,  jewelry,  403  Pacific 
Isthmus  House,  Wm  J  Bailey,  54  Firat 
Ivemeyer  &  Dunker,   liquors,  cor  Com 

mercial  and  Battery 
Ives  G  1,  stock  broker,  402  Montgomery 
Ivors  Richard,  capitalist,  218  Sansom 
I  X  L  Auction   House,   M  J    Flavin, 

propr,  gents'  furnishing  goods,   fancy 

goods,  etc,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Com'I 


Jabson  W  G,  wood  t>.nd  coal,   51 1    and 

513  Bush 
Jaccard  ]>  H,   watchmakers  and  jewel 

ers,  431  Hayes 
Jaccard  J  D,  confectionery,  429  Hayes 
Jackf^  E,  restaurant,  1035  Howard 


Jacks  K,  liquors,  cor  Twenty -second  and 

Potrero  ave 
Jackson  Alexander,    hotel,    66   and  68 

Oregon 
Jackson     Archibald,      carpenter,     810 

Jones 
Jackson    Byron,    machine    works,   cor 

Sixth  and  Bluxome 
Jackson  D  B,  gen   agts   Pacific   Coast 

Steamship  Co,  214  Mouigomery 
Jackson  George,      manager     Overland 

Ticket  office,  2  Now  Montgomery 
Jackson   J    G,  pres    Redwood    Manufr 

Association  and  lumber,  8  Market 
Jackson  Min  Co,  C  N  Shaw  secy,  403 

California 
Jackson   P    H    &  Co,   illuminated  tile 

manufr,  116  Beale 

JACKSON  R  W,  manufr  and  dealer  in 

abulone  and  tortoise  shells  and   ivory 

goods,  014  Market,  factory  411   Clay, 

(see  adver  under  Abalone  Shells) 

Jackson  T  W,  mannfrs  agt  ana  comniis- 

mission  merchant,  12  California 
Jackson  Walter,  liquors,    NW  cor  Clay 

and  Davis 
Jacob  David,  clothing,  721  Sansom 
Jacobi  A,  grocer,   NW  cor  Pacific  and 

Montgomery 
Jacoblin  M,  iKjuors,  1.306  Dupont 
Jacobs  A,  hatter,  136  Third 
Jacobs  A,  real  estate,  206  Washington 
Jacobs  Abraham,  pawnbroker,  613  Pac 
Jacobs  &    Co,    ladies'     underwear,  226 

Kearny 
Jacobs  &  Easton,  ins  agts,  216  Sansom 
Jacobs  (ieorge,  bootmaker,  2013^  Mission 
ilacobs  H,  hatter,  .'V24  Kearny 
Jacobs  Mrs  Harriet,  fancy    goods,   802 

Market 
Jacobs  I  &  Co,    fruits    and  vegetables, 

Bay  City  Market 
Jacobs  J,  boots  and  shoes,  ]9Third 
Jacobs  J,  tailor,  4261  Broadway 
Jacobs  Jacob,  hairdresser,  517  N^^nt  avo 

Jacobs  Julius,    gen  agt  Germania  Life 

Ins  Co,  216  Sansom 
Jacobs  L  M  &  Co,  general  merchants,  20S 

Montgomery 
Jacobs  \j  N,  stock  brokers,   316  Montgy 
Jacobs  Mnrk  I,  mdse  broker,   208  Moiit 
Jacobs  M    &  Son,   manufr  shirts   and 

clothing,  20  Sansom 
Jacobs  Myer,  atty,  315  California 
Jacobs  S  &  Son,  dry  goods  and  furnishing 

goods,  408  Kearny 
Jacobs  Soloman,  cigar  store,  412  Hayes 
Jacobs   &   Wineburg,    dry  goods,   211 

Dupont 
Jacobson  P,  grocer,  2019  Mission 
Jacobson  C,  fruits,  etc,  1400  Clay 
Jacobson  S,  cigars  and  tobacco,  3  Mkt 
Jacobson  J,  birds  and  fishes,  1136  Mkt 


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Jacobson  J  ft   Co,  oyster  saloon,    820 

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Jacobson  Jacob,  meat  market,  805  How 
Jacobson  M,   cigars     and  tobacco,    213 

Montgomery 
Jacob  A,  grocery,   SE  cor   Pacific  and 

Montgomery 
Jacoby  LouTd,  ins  agt,  411  California 
Jacoby  P,  publisher,  012  Commerciivl 
Jacoby  Samuel,  dressmaker,  1114  Stock 
Jacoby    Miss  K,  groceries^nd    liquors, 

1222  Folsom 
Jacquinot  Mrs  F,  lace  cleaner,  005  Post 
Jaenecke  ft    Brune,    grocers,     S  E  cor 

Third  and  Harrison 
Jagels  D,  liquors,  28  Stockton 
Jager  Mrs  E,  ba!;ery,  504  Hyde 
Jager  G    W,   shaving   and    cigars, 

O'Farrell 
Jahn  Albrecht,  atty,  606  Clay 

JAHN    &    FOSTER,  costumers, 

Stockton 
Jakel  C,  liquors,  615)  Pacific 
Jakes  C,  hotel.  Oil)  Pacific 
Jakobs  John  C,  grocer,  SE  cor  Jackson 

and  Buchanan 
James  C  A,  real  estate  agt,  402  Montgy 
James  Miss  M,  dressmaker,  105  Sixth 
James  J  G,  wholesale  butcher,  331  Kear 
James  Wm  H,  carpenter,  411)  O'Farrell 
Jameson  H  D,  haniessmaker,  306  Mkt 
Jaucovich  Luco,  restaurant,  SVV  cor  Da- 
vis and  Clnrk 
JANIN  HENRY,  mining  engineer,  327 

Pine 
Janin  L,  mining  engineer,  310  Pino 
Janjon   E   A   ft   Co,  wholesale   liquors, 

430  and  432  Jackson 
Jansen  Alex,  upholsterer,  1)40  Hovard 
Jansen  Frederick,  grocer,  NE  cor  Harri- 
son and  Beale 
Jansen  Geo,  lii^uors,  NE  cor  First  and 

Brannan 
Jansen  R,  watchmaker,  320  Kearny 
JANSEN  &  THEELE, hatters,  1186th 
Janson  L,  groceries,  901  Post 
Janssen  Frederick  A,   grocer,   NE  cor 

Mission  and  Twenty-third 
Janssen  John,  teacher  of  languages,  419 

O'Farrell 
Jantzen  Fretl,  crockery,  122  Fifth,  131 

Second  and  641  Kearny 
Jaques  J,  bootmaker,  1053  Market 
Jaquot  H,  architect,  27  GiU)crt 
Jarabek  ft  Schley,  hair  work,  137  Sixth 

and  1024  Market 
Jarboe  &  Harrison,  attorneys  at  law,  230 

Montgomery 
Jarboe  Jno  li,  atty  at  law,  230  Mont 
JARDINE  J  B,  mill  and  mine  supplies, 

135  Beale 
Jaretzky  Mendel,  tailor,  36  First 
Jarmau  H  G,  painter,  232  Sixteenth, 


Jarret  Mathieu,  liquors,  1101  Dupont 
Jarvis  ft  Dutro,  liquors,  SW  cor  Davis 

and  Pacific 
Jasper  E,  grocer,  SW  cor  Powell  and 

Jackson 
Jasper  Thos,  surveyor,  1544HowaM 

JASKINGTON  G  &  C0>  sealed  goods, 
NVV  cor  Broadway  and  Sar.som 

Jatos  ft  Co,  iniprs  and  dealeri)  paints, 
oils  and  lamp  stock,  113  Front 

Jaujon  E  A  &  Co,  syrups,  liquors,  cor- 
dials and  bitters,  430  and  432  Jackson 

Jaynes  Frank,  aast  gen  supt  W  U  Tel 
Co,  302  Montgomery,  room  20 

JEAUNEAU  F   &  LEMAITRE  J, 

all  kinds  of  meats,  67  Centre  Market, 
cor  Sutter  and  Dupont 

JEFFERS.  WELLS  &  KIPFS,  paint- 
ers, portraits,  etc,  1440  Market 
Jeftl'rson  .Fno  W,  atty  at  law,  230  Mont 
Jefferson  Silver  M  Co,  330  Pine,  room  18 
Jeffrcsa  ft  Moore  commission  merchants, 

305  and  307  Washington 
Jeffrey   Wm,  coal  and  iron  merchants, 

brokers,  204  California 
Jellet  J  H,  atty,  320  California 
Jellings  &  Freeman,  liquors,  534  Mercht 
Jellison   B   F,  liquors,  NE  cor   Kearny 

and  California 
JENKINS  0  W,  dentist,  1402  Bush 
Jenkins  Joshua,  cigars  and  tobacco,  531 

East 
Jenks  Albert,  artist,  415  Montgomery 
Jenks    G    H,    physician    and    supt  St 

Luke's  Hospital,  120  O'Farrell 
Jennings  D  A,  mining  sec,  401  Cal,  rm4 
Jennings    Mrs    Eugena,     bakery,    139 

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Jennings  F  A,  whitener,  23  Fifth 
Jennings — ,  bootmaker,  713  Mission 
Jennings  John,    propr    Hooper    South 

End  Grain  Warchouse,NW  cor  Town.- 

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Jennings  Jos  C,  ins  agt,  317  California 
Jennings  Thomas,   wholesale  groceries, 

410  and  418  Sansom 
Jennings  William,  lodgings,  502^  Bdwy 
Jennings  William,  tailor,  1602  Mission 
Jensen  Annie,  bakery,  37  Fifth 
Jensen  Fred,  meat  market,  407  Turk 
Jensen  Fredk,  groceries,  NE  cor  Beale 

and  Harrison 
Jensen  Julius,  liquors,  1508J  Powell 
Jeobanninni  T,  groceries,  100  24th 
Jentzsch  liCnpold,  hairdresser,  441  Si^.a 
Jerubek  ft  Schley,  ladies'  hairdressers, 

137  Sixth 
Jersey  Farm  Dairy,    R  G  Sneath,  837 

Howard 
Jesse  ft  Drew,  stair  builders,  Berry  bet 

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Jessnp  T  C,  dentist,  103  Montgomery 
Jewell  A  M  &  Co,  Scroll  Sawing  and 

Turning  Mills,  Berry  bet  3d  ana  4th 
Jewell  J  a,  physician,  2012  Mission 
Jewett,  Sherman  S  &  Co,  stoves,  ranges 

and  iioUowware,  O  S  Levy  manager, 

122  Battery 

"  JEWISH  PROGRESS,"  Abe  Sdig- 

sohn  editor,  313  Kearny 
Jewitt  Jarvia,  agt  Palmer's  patent  leg, 

21  Merchants  Exchange 
Jtcha  John,  gunsmith,  619  Merchant 
Joachimsen  H  L,  atty  at  law  and  justice 

of  peace,  418  Ca)ifornia 
Joachimsen  J  P,  atty  at  law,  418  Cul 
Jobmann  Julius,  liquors,  101  Mission 
Jochat  Joseph,  liquors,  27^  Commercial 
Jochim  Jacob,  liquors,  530  Sacramento 
Joeolis  (},  bootmaker,  2013  Mission 
Joe  Scates  Con  S  Mining  Co,  409  Cal 
Joel  Albert    M,    necktie    factory,    206 

Bush 
Johannscn  F,  groceries,  N\V  cor  OTar- 

rell  and  Mason 
Johannsen  &  Peteri,  com  merchants,  32 

California  Market 
John   Hancock   Mutual   Life  Ins  Co  of 

Boston,  417  California 
John  Win,  cigars  and  tobacco,  123  Dup 
Johnson  A  I),  shoemaker,  426  Hayes 
Johnson  Allen  S,  painter,  1209  Polk 
Johnson  &  Brown,  liquors,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  Steuart 
Johnson  C  E,  cabinetmaker,  730  Miss 

JOHNSON  &  CO.  proprs  Grand  Hotel, 

8,  10  and  12  New  Montgomery 
Johnson  C  O,  liquors,  123.^  Sixth 
Johnson  C   H,    wholesale  butclier,    331 

Montgomery,  rm  24 
Johnson  Chas,  restaurant,  199  Sixteenth 
Johnson  Chris,  liquors,  SW  cor  Drumm 

and  Sacramento 
Johnson  E,  boarding  house,  19  Coml 
Johustin  E  A,  hotel,  8  and  10  Berry 
Johnson  Francis,  atty  at  law,  628  Mont 
Johnson  Hans  P,  bootmaker,  18  Annie 
Johnson  H  S,  liquors,  401  Broadway 
Johnson  J,  boots  and  shoes,  127i  Second 
Johnson  Jas,  fruit,  NVV  cor  Geary  and 

Devisadero 
Johnson  J  C  &  Coi,  saddlers,  harness  and 

leather  gooils,  12  and  14  Pine 
Johnson  Jno,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  Main 

and  Folsom 
Johnson  Jno,  cigars,  SW  cor  Washing' 

ton  and  Drumm 
Johnson  Jno,  barber,  lOOOJ  Market 
Johnson   Mrs  Margaret,    clothing,   990 

Folsom 
Johnson  0,  grocer,   NE  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Johnson  &  Olson,  oyster  house,  902  Kear 
JOHNSON  P»  restaurant,  783  Market 


Johnson  P.  liqiiors,  24th  and  Bryant 
Johnson  Mrs  P,  i'ancy  goods,  2512  Miss 
Johnson  Peter,  liquors,  218  Montgy  ave 
Johnson  R  C,  capitalist,  120  Sutter 
Johnson  11  J,  livery  stable,  2611  Miss 

JOHNSON  &SCHTJLE,  manufactur- 
ers harness  ornaments,  badges,  etc,  5 
Post 
Johnson  &  Shay,  restaurant,  917  Market 
Johnson  Sidney  L,atty  at  law,  523  Mont 
Johnson  W,  limiors,  819  Battery 
Johnson  Wm,  liquors,  505  Sixth 
Johnson  Wm  Henry,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 48  Fourth 
Johnson  Wm  S  &  Co,  hardware,   2179 

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ter Co,  72  California  Market 
Johnston  Mrs  Ellen,  fancy  goods,  314A 

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Johnston  Mrs  Sarali,  bakery,  420  Third 
Johnson  &  Veasey,  com  merchants,  324 

Davis, 
JOHNSTON    WM     D,    assayer     and 
chemical  laboraty.l  18  and  120  Halleck 
Joice  E  V,  notary  public,  commissioner 
of  deeds  of  all  States  and  Territories, 
Merchants'  Exchange 
Joiner  Jno  J,  engraver,  432  Kearny 
Jonas    A  &   Co,    butchers,    41  and  42 

Washington  Market 
Jonas  1  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  128 

Piicilio 
Jonas  N,  auctioneer,  33  Kearny 
.fonasson  S  J,  atty  at  law,  302  Montgy 
Jones  C  C,  com  merchiint,  214  Sac 
Jones  C  G  &  Co,  clothing  and  men's  fur- 
nishing goods,  712  and  714  Market 
Jones  Clias,  miner,  302  Montgomery 
Jones  Chas  A,  wholesale  dry  goods,  113 

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Jones  Clinton,  gen  traveling  agt   C  R  I 

&  P  R  K,  2  New  Montgomery 
Jones  &   Co,  impra  and   wholesale  gro- 
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Jones  D,  real  estate,  222  Montgomery 

JONES  De  WITT  CLINTON,  attor 

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JONES  E  H  &  CO,  importers  and  job- 
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Market 
JONES  FRANK,  liquors,  645  and  C47 

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Jones  H  A,  stenographer,  46  Mont  blk 
Jones  il,  w.K.il   and  coal,  245  Stevenson 
JONES  &  JAHNi  law  and  collection, 

606  Clay 
ilones  Jas  J,  carpenter,  322  Jackson 
Jones  J  B,  jewelry,  649  Sacramento 
Jones  J  H,  stockbrokbr,  320  Pine 
Jones  J  W,  dry  goods,  24  Sixth 
Jones  &  McDonough,  liqi^rs,  338  Bush 
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Jones,   Rulofson  &  Co,   proprs  of  the 

Elito  Photographic  (iallery,  838  Mkt 
Jones  S  L  &  Co,  auction  and  commission 

merchant,  207  and  209  California 
JONES.  THOMPSON  &  CO,  hay  and 

grain,  1535  Mission 
Jones  T  D,  carpenter,  1120  Taylor 
Jones  W,  paving  stone,  105  New  Mont 
Jones  Walter  F,  atty  at  law,  006  Clay 
Jones  W  G,  liquors,  413  Puie 
Jones  William,  groceries,  18  Fifth 
Jones  Wm,  hiirnessmaker,  2104  Fillmore 
Jones  W  D,  physician,  155  New  Montgy 
Jones  Winfield  S.  secy  Security  Savings 

Bank,  215  Sansom 
Jonselme  A,  laundry,  426  Broadway 
Joost  Bros,  hardware,   cor  Mission  and 

Seventh 
Joost  M  &  Bro,  groceries,  701  McAllister 

JOOST   HEBMANN.  conj  merchant, 

410  Clay 
Joost  J,    groceries,  NW  cor  Stockton 

and  Francisco 
Joosteus  Charh'-s,  li(iuors,  1017  Kearny 
Jordan  A,  liquors,  1228  Dupont 
Jordan  Jackson,  restaurant,  605  Cond 
Jordan  John,  liquors,  548  Mission 
Jordan  J    W,  com  merchant,    NE  cor 

Clay  and  Davis 
JORDAN  L  J,  physician,  211  Geary 
Jordan  M,   watchmaker  and  jeweler,  7 

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Jordan's  Anatom'cal   Museum,   Hardie 

Vhcii  nr  Kearny 
Josephs  A,  crockery,  1)29  Market 
.loaeph  &  Bi'oa,  clothing,  22'J  Montgy 
.Foaeph  Cliaa,    inipr   French  boots   and 

shoes,  316  Kearny 
Joseph  Ike,  barber,  415  East 
Joseph  Julius,  tailor,  202  Second 
Joseph  .\  &  Co,  fancy  gooits,  641  Clay 
Joseph  Kol)ert,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

1)48  Market 
Joseph  Simon,  furniture.  1226  Stockton 
Joseph  W  P  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  506 

Post 
JOSSELYN    BENJ    F,    physician,    7 

Stockton 
Josaelyn  Cr  M  &  Co,  ship  chandlers,  38 

and  40  Market 
Josselyn  H   R,  agent  Stewart's  Sewing 

Machines,  1 1 1  Sutter 
Josselyn  J  B,  carpenter,  112  Silver 
Josalyn  Jos,  physician,  214  Sutter 
JOST  &  ADLER,  wholesale  liquor  dis 

tillers,  321  Battery 
Jost  Peter,  dairy  produce,  731  Vallejo 
Joubert  P,  laundry,  1412  Powell 

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Jovovich  L,  coffee  saloon,  NW  cor  Jack- 
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Joy  Edward  W,  druggist,  SW  cor  Post 

and  Mason 
Joyce  E,  livery  stable,  721  Valencia 
Joyce  Peter  J,  crockery,  111  Sixth 
JOYCE    &  FHILLIPa   hairdressers, 

1 15  Suttvir 
Judd  C  M  &  Co,  carpenters,  1210  Polk 
Judge  I'atriek,  liquors,  2(»4  First 
Judidus  E  H,  stoves  and  tinware,    2120 

Mission 
Judson,   Belshaw    ;t    Rouse,   coal,  402 

Front 

JTJDSON  EGBERT,   pres    California 

Paper  Co,  10  California 
Judson  H  H,  drugs,  cor  Butte  and  Ky 
Judson  &  Shepard,  S  P  chemical  works, 

402  Front 
Juilson  &    Woodman  Bros,  S  F  Candle 

Co,  402  Front 
.lugassovich  A  &    Co,   restaurant,    106 

Sixth 
Julia  Con  Min  Co,  H  A  Charles  secty, 

419  California,  rm  21 
Julian  Chas, dressmaker  and  fancy  goods, 

1513  Dupont 
Julitz  H,  lii]uors,  012  Sacramento 
Jull.ju  J  &  Co,  liquors,  (517  Pacific 
Juniata  Con  S  M  Co,  203  Bush,  rm   26 
J  unck  Bros,  grocers,  SE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Prospect  Place 
Junck  D,  grocer,  1016  Clay 
•luud  H,  shoemaker,  535  California 
Jung  J  C,  blacksmith,  1 10  Main 
Jung  Mrs  L,  hotel,  SW  cor  Drumm  and 

Washington 
Jungblut  Aug  &  Co,  billiard  table  man- 

iitacturers,  10  to  16  Tyler 
Juniper  W  S,  oyster  saloon,  415  Pine 
Junker  Chas,  butcher,  137  (lOugh 
Junker  L  >uis  &  Co,  moat  market,  SW 

cor  Fulton  and  Laguna 
Jurgens  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,    136  2nd 
Jury  Wm,  shoe  factory,  11)  and  21  Van 

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Justice  Min  Co,  R  E  Kelly  secty,  419 

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Kacchelc  &  Roller,  grocers,  SE  cor  Ful- 
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Kafka  Simon  &  Co,  butcher,  9251  Folsom 
Kahn  A,  meat  market,  SE  cor  McAllis- 
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Kahn  k  Brod,  optical  goods,  335  Bush 
Kahn  Bros  &,  Co,  wholesale  dry  goods, 

21  Sutter 
Kahn  H,   artificial  flowers,  407  Kearny 
Kahn  Herman,  confectionery,  946J  Miss 
Kahn  Joseph,  baker,  946^  Mission 
Kahn  Joseph,  saloon,  416  Pino 
Kahn  Louis,  butcher,  1  New  Metropoli- 
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KAHN  L  ft  M*  wholesale  fine  gold  jew- 
elry and  diamonds,  ISO  Kearny 
Kahn  Sarah,  florist,  716  Washington 
Kahn  8  8,  physician,  215  Kearny 
Kahrs  John,  grocer,  SVV  cor  First  and 

Minna 
Kain  M  W,  butcher,  6  and  7   Mission 

Market 
Kaiser  Geo  ft  Co,  retail  butchers,  17,  18 

and  19  California  Market 
Kaiser  H,  locksmith,  31G  Pacific 
KAISER  WM>    merchant    tailor,  335 

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Kaisky,  Sternberg  &  Co,  cigar  makers, 

513  and  515  Front 
Kalb  T  J,  baker,  1 14  Thirteenth 
Kalisher  E  D,  mdse  broker,  321  Cal 
Kalisky  C,  clothing,  lOi)  and  1 1 1  Second 
Kalisky  L,  merchant  tailor,  - 1 10  Second 
Kallenberg  Theodore,  pattern  maker,  32 

Fremont 
KALLOCHI  M.  chief  clerk    mayors 
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KALLOCH  REV  I  S.  mayor  and  pas- 
tor Metropolitan  Temple,   New  City 
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Kalmuk  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  46  4th 
Kaltbchmidt  O,  artist,  1049  Mission 
Kalvelage   Clemens,  groceries,  SW  cor 

Fell  and  Franklin 
Kammerer  &  Koch,  barbers,  542  Cal 
Kampe  Fredk  W,  grocer,  38  Natoma 
Kampner  Mrs  Yetta,  furniture,  155  7tli 
Kamps  F  W,  restaurant,  16  and  18  Cal 
Kane  Mrs  Annie,  fancy  goods,  318  6th 
Kane  &  Co,  steam    printers  add   lito 

graphers,  410  Sansom 
Kane  F  B,  physician,  338  Eddy 
Kane  F  P,  physician,  46  O'Farrell 
Kane  ft  Heaney,  dairy  preduce,  11  to  40 

Centre  Market 
Kane  James,  grocer,  SW  cor  First  and 

Tehama 
Kane  John,  grocer,  1 1  Gilbert 
Kane  M,  liquors,  SW  cor  Howard  and 
First 

KANE,  O'LEART  ft  CO,  wholesale 

liq  .or  dealers,  221  and  223  Bush 
Kanisher  Edward  D,  mdse  broker,   321 

California 
Kanugeisser  Julius,  sausage  maker,  1409 

Stockton 
Kaplan  J,  watchmaker,  409  Kearny 
Kaplan  Louis,  city  and  county  registrar 

of  voters.  New  City  Hall 
Kappeler  &   Saner,  saloon,  518   Battery 
Kappke  H  F,  groceries,  S£  cor  Mason 

and  Union 
KARASSON  MRS    MART,    bakery, 

9391  Folsom 
Karrae  ft  Bran,  photographers,  18  Third 
Karstens  Chas,  grocer,  NE  cor  Jackson 

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Kartchoko  Edward,  hides  and  skins,  11 SJ 

Washington 
Kasche  William,  wines  and  liquors,  18 

Geary 
Kaskel  Adolphe,  hatter,  423  Kearny 
Kaskcl  Bros,  hatters,  617  Commercial 
Kaskel  Louis,  sausage  maker,  10  Taylor 
Kast  ft  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  Market 

and  Dnpunt 
Kastens  ft  Jaek,  hairdressers,  1 102  Lar- 

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Katz  Fred,  butcher,  94  to  100  California 

Market 
Katz  Mrs  H,  music  teacher,  103  Perry 
Katz  J,  butcher,  (Traud  Central  Market 
Kaufman  C,  civil  engineer,   42  Montgy 
Kaufman  C,  mining  engineer,  330  Pino 
Kaufman  F,  grocery,  SW  cor  Twenty- 
first  and  Valencia 
Kaufman    S   ft    Co,    stockbrokers,  304 

Montgomery 
Kaufmanu  A,   shoemaker,  107  Jackson 
Kaufmann  F,  grocer  and  saloon,  329  5th 
Kautrmann  Jacob,  butcher,  407  Third 
Kauflman  ft  Brady,  butchers,  209    6th 
Kaul  Samuel,  tailor,  405  Commercial 
Kautzmann    George,  carpet  weaver,  39 

Second 
Kavanagh  ft  Campbell,  liquors,  244  3d 
Kavanagh  John,  merchant  tailor,  6  Now 

Montgomery 
Kay  E  J,  varieties,   120  Taylor 
Kay  Samuel,  painter,  1 104  Howard 
Kayser  Bros,  hay  and  grain,  wo(>d  and 

coal,  1118  Pacific 
Kayser  M  ft  Bro,  merchant  tailors,  223 

Montgomery 
Kayser  ft  Klose,  Turk  St  Hotel,  22  and 

24  Turk 
Keano    Bros,    dry   goods,   |cloaks   and 

suits,  107  Kearny 
Keaney  P,  manufr  carriages  and  wagons, 

966  Mission 
Keany  Mary,  bakery,    1555  Mission 
Kearney  .1  h\  tailor,  1122  Harrison 
Kearney  P,  groceries,  1300  Pacific 
Kearney  P  A,   druggist,  SW   cor  First 

and  Folsom 
Kearney  Thos,   real  estate   agent,   408 

California 
Keams  M,  wood  and  coal,  1523  Dupont 
Kearny  P  W,  plumber,  1 149  Mission 

Keating  ft  May,  plumbers,  2205  Mission 
Kedon  Martin  Jr,  junk,  319  Davis 
Keefe  D,  commission  and  produce  mer- 
chant, 211  Washington 
Keeff*}  David,  bakery,  309  Minna 
Keegan  James,  plumbing  and  gasiitting, 

844  Washington 
Keenan  Chas,  saloon,  1154  Market 
Kcenan  P,  bootmaker,  506  Mission 
Keene   C  C,    musical  instruments,  cor 
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Keene  Jas  K.  stockbroker,    1  S  F  Stock 

Exchange  Building 
Keeney  C  W,  mining,  439  California 
Kceney  J  W,  physician,  20  Montgomery 
Kehoe  J  W,   butcher,    cor  Ninth  and 

Minna 
Kehoe  Peter,    boots  and  shoes,  238  3d 
Kehoe  Thos,  junk  store,  417  Drumm 
Keightley  Mrs,  dressmaker,  101  O'Far 
Keil  Edward,  photograplier,  34  Third 
yiiTL  FRED  C*  druggist  and  apothe 

cary,  SW  oor  Market  and  Fourth 
Keith  W,  artist,  8  Mercantile  Library 

Building 

Kclleher  &  Simpson,  saloon,  301  Fourth 
Keller    Henry    &    Co,    publisliers    and 

booksellers,  ]  16  Post 
Keller  Joseph,  groceries,  IIIOI  Pacific 
KellettC,  livery  stable,  2618  Mission 

KELLETT  SAMUEL*  plaster  decora- 
tions, 763  Market 
KELLET    BROS,    wood,     coal,    hay, 
grain,  etc,  NE  cor  11  K  and  12tli  avc 
Kelly  Geo  W,  stock  broker,  326  Pine 
Kelley  Martin,  manufr  nails,  files,  rasps, 

etc,  248  Beak' 
Kelley  Martin,  liquors,  248  Beale 
Kelliug  &  Moore,  livery  stable,  420   Pac 
Kellner  M,  dry  goods,  :W)6  Sixth 
Kell'j,|g  F  H,  capitalist,  444  California 
Ke'.logg  J  (x,  capitalist,  314  California 
K'jUoggM  B,  atty,  530  California 

KELLT  CHAS  E,  notary   public  and 

commissioner  of  daeds,  209  Sausom 
Kelly    4   Eigan,    wholesale  liquors,  406 

Battery 
Kelly,  Henderson  &  Gilchrist,  importers 

liquors,  309  and  311  Front 
Kelly  James  M,  contractor,  638  Market 
Kelly,  Tames  R  &  Co,  paints,  oils,  glass, 

etc,  101  to  105  Front 
Kelly  John,  liquors,  43  Second 
Kelly  John,  liquors,  186  Jessie 
Kelly  Jos,  butcher,   H59  Howard 
Kelly  Mrs  Kate,  bakery,  327  Fourth 
Kelly  L,  merchant  tailor,  27  Fourth 
Kelly  C  &  M,  pork  packers,  433  Steven 
Kelly  M  J,  meats,  3  Centre  Market 
Kelly  Owen,  liijuors,  1018  Howard 
Kelly  Rev  O,  editor    "Pacific    Church 

man,"  605  Montgomery 
Kelly  P,  baker,  238  Fifth 
Kelly  P,  bootmaker,  238  Kearny 
Kelly  Peter,  groceries,  235  Fell 
Kelly  Peter,    liquors,   cor  Masonic   ave 

and  Point  Lobos  ave 
Kelly  P  W,  junk,  38  First 
Kelly    k    Runnels,    photographers,    31 

Third 
KELLT  THOS,  sale  and  livery  stable, 

SE  cor  Leavenwqrth  and  Geary 
Kelly  R  E,  mining  secy,  419  California 
Kelsey  G  &  S  Mining  Co,  330  Pine 


Koltor  Mrs  Bertha,  retail  fancy  goods 
and  dressmaking,  37  Fifth 

Kelting  &  Tietjen,  grocer,  SW  oor 
Washington  and  East 

Kemm  J,  atty,  328  Montgomery,  rm   19 

Kejimo  (}eo,  bakery,  NE  cor  Leaven- 
worth and  Broadway 

Kemp  J  &  Co,  planing  mill,  109  Mission 

KEMP  JOHN  H,  upholstery  goods, 
tassels  and  fringes,   10  Post 

KEMP  VAN  E  F,  dentist,  1144 
Market 

Kendall  C  VV,  atty,  603  Washinsjton 
Kendall  Mrs,  dressmaker,  207  Kearny 
KENDALL  F  I,    merchandise  broker, 
302  California,  room  5 

KENDALL  &  KELLOQG.  Kendall's 

Patent  Quartz  Mill,  318  Pine 
Kendrick  &   O'Connor,   stone    cutters, 

cor  Harrison  and  Tenth 
Kenealy  David,  grocer,  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
Kenealy  Mrs  E,  fancy  goods,   cor  Sixth 

and  Brannan 
Kenitzer  &  Raun,  architects,  601  Cal 
Kenna  P  J  G,  stock  broker,  314  Montgy 
Kennedy,  Brennan  &  Co,  dry  goods,  901, 

903  and  905  Market  and  2,    4,  and  6 

Fifth 
Kennedy  &  Brennan,  dry  goods,  1 16  and 

118  Third 
Kennedy  Dennis,  grocery,  SW  cor  Pierce 

and  Eddy 

KENNEDY  &  DXJBR.  dry  goods,  834, 

83(5  and  838  Market 
Kennedy  E,  tailor,  505  California 

KENNEDY  FRANK,  atty  at  law,  604 

Merchant,  room  16 
Kennedy  Hugh,  horseshoer,  4  Spring 
Kennedy  J  H,  varieties,  605  Mont  ave 
Kennedy  &  McGruder,  milliners,  62  Third 
Kennetly  P  B,  dry  goods,  232  Kearny 
Kennedy  P  J,  stock  broker,  106  Leid 
Kennedy  &  Spark,  lime,  53  Beale 
Kennedy  Walter  B,  job  printer,  621  San 
Kenuelly  &  Sullivan,    blacksmiths,  1123 

Market 
Kenney  B,  oyster  house,  89  and  90  Cen- 
tre Market 
Kenney  &  Dyer,  stock  brokers,  228  Mont 
Kenney  Felix,  carriagemaker,  966  Miss 
Kenney  &  Gilligan,  wood  andconl,  127 

Eighth 
KENNEY   JOHN,    liquors  wholesale, 

b05  Front 
Kenney  Mr&   K,  board  and  lodging,  33 

Eddy 
Kenney  M,  boots  and  shoes,  516  Coml 
Kenney  Michael,  liquors,  Dunbar  alley 
Kenney  P,  tailor,  307  Minna 
Kenney  Patrick,  shoemaker,  237  Jack 
Kenny  John  J,  groceries,  1020  Pacific 
Kenny  K,  real  estate,  22  Kearny 


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Kenny  &  Sheohan,  merchant  tailors,  691 

Market 
Kent  D  M,  mining  sec  and  collector,  3!^ 

Pine,  room  18 
Kent  James,  wood  and  coal,  SW   cor 

Fifteenth  und  Howard 
Kent  R  F,  stock  broker,  318  Montgy 
KontHeld   John  Sc  Co,  lumber,   pier  0 

Stcuart 
Kenton  Mining  Co,  411  California 
Kentuck  Mining  Co,  3!0  Pine,   room  15 
Kenyon  Curtis  G,  physiioiaa,  GUI  Miss 

KEOOH  JOHNt  upholstering  goods,  73 

and  75  New  Montgomery 
Keogh  M  W,  board  and  lodging,  360  Na- 

toma 
Kerchof  — ,   cigars,  NE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  iSansom 
Kern  River    Land  and  Canal  Co,   30J) 

Montgomery,  room  4i> 
Kerner  P,   liquors,  SE  cor  JcHsie  and 

New  Montgomery 
Kerr  D,  printer,  608  Market 
Kerr  David,   carriage,  wagon  and  truck 

manufr,  47  and  4l>  lieale 
Kerr  Jno,  wood  and  coal,  1150  Folsom 
Kerr  ^f  att,  liquors,  1 1 1  ljciiles<lorff 
Kerr  Wm,  teamster,  !K)3  Battery 
Kerrigan  Pat,  liquors,  230  Braiman 
Kerrison  Geo,  carpenter,  "Jl'JO  Bush 
Kerruish  I'Vlward,  sliipwright,  500  Bat 
Kershaw  M,  domestic  and  foreign  coal, 

17  and  lit  Spear 

KERTELI  CHAS.   sculptor,    140 

O'Farnll 
Kewing  0,  Kisel,   turners   in  wood  and 

ivory,  10  Stevenson 
Kewing  Fred  &  Co,  importer  of  teas,  123 

California 
Keser  Louis,  clothing,  15  Sixth 
Kesseler  J  &  F,  onyx  and  marble  workn, 

works  Brannan,  office  and  warerooma 

7  Taylor 
Kesaing  J  H,  wholesale  and   retail   fish, 

79  and  80  California  xVIarket,   and  7 

Clay  St  Market 
Keuerlcber  F  W,  liquors,  3!>  Market 
Keyes  Orsen  H,  I)utchcr,  50  Stcuart 
Keyes  W  S,  mining  engineer,  310  Pine 
Keyle  R,  liquors,  304  Paciric 
Keyser  Paul,  com  merchant,  206  Clay 

KEYSTONE  BROTHEBS,  whip  fac 

tory,  262!>  Mission 
Keystone  Consolidated  Alining  Co,  310 

Pine,  room  40 
Keystone  House,  Frank  Nicolaysen,  127 

Jackson 
Keystone  No  1  &  2  Mining    Co,   Stock 

Exchange  building 
Kcyt  ft  Co,  bill  posters,  506  Commercial 
Keuerleber  Fred  W,  liquors,  39  Market 
Keuitz  Chas  &  Co,  liq^uors,  242  Sutter 
Kibbe  Thos  R,  physician,  15  Taylor 


Kibble  G  It,  robber  stamps  and  printing, 

331  Kearnv 
Kiefer  Jno,  barber,  310  Bush 
KieferJno,  hairdresser,  230  Bush 
KIEFFER  CHAS,  liquors,  432  Bdwy 
Kiegenbcin  Jno  &  Co,  com  merchants, 

201  and  203  Davis 
Kicrnan  C,  furniture,  231  Sixteenth 
Kiernan  Fr mcis  J,  fruit,  23'3  Post 
Kicrnan  Michael,  Hewing  machine  repair 

shop,  83l)  Mission 
Kihlmyer  iJacob,  liquors,  601)  Clay 

KIHN"  E,  Fifth  St  Furniture  Factory, 

545  and  547  Fifth 
K  K  Con  Mining  Co,  30!)  Mont,  rm  44 
Kilcullen  M,  laundry,  21  Frcolon 
Kilday   Bros,   plumoors  and  gasfittcrs, 

1138  Howard 
Kilday  M,  liquors,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Second 
Kiliam  Geo,  harbor,  434  Pacific 
Killavary  Patrick,  butcher,  421  Eighth 
Killeen  Mrs  Mnry,  boarding  31  Minna 
Killip  &  Co,  auctioneers, Cal  below  Mont 
Killy  M  L  butcher,  1840  Ellis 
Kimhall  Chas  P,  book  store,  510  Hayes 
Kimball  Proctor  W,  music  teacher,  510 

Hayes 
Kinoaid  S  A,  fancy  goods,  403  Gough 
Kind  Miss,  dressmaker,  1022  Stockton 
Kind  Mrs  M  W.  dressmaker,  1017  Mkt 
Kindler  A  K,  coifeo  and  spico  mills,  NE 

cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
King  — ,  saloon,  148  Fourth 
Kina  (yivmeron  H,  attv  at  'aw,  207  S;in 
KING  &  CHATTIN.  notaries  public 

and  commissioners  oi  deeds  for  all  the 

States  and  Territories,  442  California 

KINQ  OF  WILLIAM  JAMES  C  & 

CO,   hermetically  scaled  goods,    NW 

cor  Broadway  and  Sansom 
King  D  C,  liverv  stable,  1008  West  Miss 
King(;  F,  Kin,''s  Hall,  2131  Mission 
King  H  S  &  (/o,  stock  brokers,  312  Pine 
Kinx  Mrs  J,  liquors,  113  First 
KING  JAMES  L.  notary  public,  442 

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King  Jno,  liquors,  20  Turk 
King  Jno  S,  Chinese  employment  office, 

616  Clay 
King  .los  L,  stock  broker,  402  Montgy 
King  M,  sign  painter,  3 1 1  Sutter 
King  M  L,  anti({uate«l  books,  205  4th 
King  P,  hairdresser,  323  Pacific 
KING    &   RODGERS,  attys  at  law, 

207  Sansom 
King  Wm,  liquors,  144  Steuart 
Kingwell  J  W,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

502  Ellis 
Kinley  J  M,  atty  at  law,  608  Montgy 
Kirkman  J  L,  express  13  to  19  Front 
Kirkpatrick   Ed,   attorney  at  law,   609 

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Kirkuatriuk  Jus,  shoemaker,  13'2J  Puc 
Kirsch  Emil,  butcher.  U3D  Third 
KIRWAN  JAS.  boarding  and  lodging, 

SW  cor  Kearny  and  Bay 
Kister  &  Vetter,  blacksmiths  and  wiig- 

onmakers,  922  Krannan 
Kittelbergor  &   Bold,  liqnors,    SW   cor 

Kearny  and  Cominercial 
Kitterman   Jas,  furniture   and  carpets, 

131S  Stockton 
Kittle  &  Co,   shipping  and  commission 

merchants,  202  California 
Kittler  C  &  C  W,  cabiuetmukors,  202 

Powell 
Kitto  Orlando,   grocer,   cor   Minnesota 

and  Solano 
Kittridgo  E   H   &    Co,  manufs    door^, 

blinds  and  sashes,  20  California 

KITTREDGE  JONATHAN,  propr 

Phujnix  Iron  Worka,  18  and  20  Kre 
Kitzmnller  M,  watroninuker,  SoO  Hownl 
Klaber  (r,  wood  and  ooal,  5tJ4i  Howard 
Klahn  John  H,  ci<_'nr  factory,  4IS  Sixtl 
KLAIBER  FRANK,  saloon,  y  Hardie 

Place 
Klaiii  Nathan  M,  photoyrapher,  921  Mc- 
Allister 

Klamath  Quartz  M  Co,  301)  Montgomery 
Klauiiter  &  Co,  fruit  and  ])roduce,  33  0th 
Klarenuioyer  S,  artist,  724.^  Market 
Klarman  Mrs  John,  grocer,  San   Bruno 

Road  l>et  27th  and  2Sth 
Klatt  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  510  Kearny 
Klaus  Jolm,  tailor,  03t  Pacific 
Kleeii  Henry,  liquors,  225  Clay 
Klein  Mrs  Annie,  school,  170!!  Sutter 
Klein  K,  grocery,  NVV  cor  22(1  ami  f->l 
KLEIN  J  E»  shooting  gallery  and  am- 
munition, 745  Mission 
Klein  J  H  &  A  I),  grocm-ics,  105!)  Tyler 
Kleiiihannner  H,  r)yster  house,  210  Sut 
Kleiuhaupt  A  I,  clothing,  109  Sixth 
Klemm  C,  cabinetmaker,  I4S  Kluxome 
Klemm  Hugo,  barber  shop,  285  Ivist 
Klesviseh  J  O,  stock  broker,  422  Mont 
Klevcsahl  E  W,  hotel,  --07  Post 
Kleyn  Mrs  Helena,  bakery,  14  Fifth 
Klibbeck  Christoph,  shoemaker,  522  Pac 
Kliudt  H,  cigars  anil  tobacco,  909  Kear 
Kline  Abraham,  fancy  goods,  720  Mkt 

KLINE  &  CO.  imprs  mens, '  boys'  and 

ladies'  hats,  26  and  28  Battery 
Kline  Louis  &   Co,    imprs  mens,'   boys' 

and  ladies'  hats,  110  Hush 
Klinehnnpt  A,  tailor,  109  Sixth 
Kling  0  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

213  Jackson 
Klinkenberg  M,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

32  Mission  Market 
KT^TNKNER  C  A  &  CO*  manufs  red 

rubber  stamps  and  stencil  plates,  etc. 

Holt's   patent    printing  wheels,    320 

Sansom,  rooms  40  and  41 


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Klintworth   I),   propr 

802  Montgomery 
Kliunak   M   N,   retail 

tables,  500  L.irkin 
Klopper  Fredk,  leather  and  leather  fiud- 

ings,  20O'Farroll 
Klopper  Henry,  bootmaker,  121  Davis 
Klopatock  C   &  Co,  manufs  ciuars.  212 

Front 
King  &  Fancourt,  restaurant,   705  and 

707  Mission 
Klumpke  J  (I,  real  estate,  432  Montgy 
Klnmpp  VVm,  engraver,  235  Kearny 
Klunder  John,   groceries,   lOl   and  103 

•Fackson 
Knack  J'no,  propr  Philadelphia  House, 

421  and  423  Bush 
Knapp  .lames  K,  agt  N  P  C  R  R  &  San 

Queutin  Ferry 
Knapp  Ludwig,    fruit   an<l  vegetables, 

1713  Market 

KNARSTON  J  H,  printer,  329  San 
Knauth  C  W,  restaurant,  SK  cor  Keamy 

and  U:(y 
Kneass  I)  A,  restaurant,  520  Mission 
Kneeland  J  H,  liquors,  070  Howard 
Knight  Chas  M,  bakery,  37  Sixth 

KNIGHT    GEO    H,   portrait   copying 

and  enlarging  studio,  1 14  Turk 
KNIGHT  J  H,  sewer-pipo,    1314  and 

1310  Market 
Klingo  \Vm,  tailor,  IP.*  Fifth 
Knippenberg  E  R,  liquors,  SE  cor  Steu- 

art  and  Howard 
Knobloch  Christian,  liquors.  South  San 

Francinco 
Knobloch  .laoob,   wood  and  coal,    hay 

and  grain,  cor  Butte  and  Tennessee 
Knoche  Henry,  grocer,  -423  Third 
KnoL'chtl    &    Brand,    hairdressers    and 

baths,  021  Montgomery 
Knortaeli  Augustiu,  teacher  of  langaiages, 

228  Post 
Kni)op  D,  groceries,  NE  cor  I'.ige  and 

Octi.via 
Knoop  .John,  liquors,  SE   cor  Sixteenth 

and  Second  ave 
Knopf  Vr,   carpenter  and  builder,  328 

Montgomery  ave 
Knopp  &  Pf;itf,  dyer,  etc,  1135  Folsom 
Knottner  F,    liipiors,  N\V  cor   Kearny 

and  (ieary 
Knowland  J,  himlier,  22  California 
Knowles  C   B  &  Son,  lumber,  436  and 

438  Main 
Knowles  J   N,    shipping  and  com  mer- 
chants, 30  California 
Knowles  Samuel  E,  dentist,  SE  cor  Post 

and  Dupont 
Knowlton  J  Jr,  general  stage  agt,  2  New 

Montgomery 
Knowlton  James  J,   ink  factory,   617 

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Knowlton  J  8,  artifleial  tooth  manufr, 

6  Eddy 
Knownburgh  J,  carriage   maker,   2623 

Folsom 
KNOX  GEO  T,  notary  public  and  com 

miisioner  of  deeds  for  Htutos  and  Tcr 

ritories,  444  California 
Knox  Henry  E,  dentist,  23  Post 
Kuux  J  F,  wool,  Townsond  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixtii 

KNOX  THOMAS,  offi.;.iil  reporter  su 

perior  court  W  o  2,  Oaklnnd  120  Kearny 
Knudsen  P  J,  broker,  ll(i  Front 
Knust  H,  grocer  and  saloon,  309  Fourth 
Knutson  H  M,  liquors,  100  I'aciKc 
Koch   Adam,   stoves  and  tinware,   807 

Market 
Koch  Chas,  salouii,  300  Haye^ 
Koch  Edward,  groceries,  N  W  cor  Vallejo 

and  Polk 
Koch  George   A,   mining  engineer,  423 

Ninth 
K«ich  John,   portrait   painters,  etc,  33i( 

Kearny 
Koch  il  M  J,  barber,  04fj  Commercial 
Koch  &  Rogers,  house  and  sign  painters, 

J04  and  100  O'Farrell 
Koch  VVm,  Concordia  Hotel,  907  Fol 
Kochmann  Morris,  toys  and  stationery, 

214  Sixth 
Kock  Claus,  hotel,  207  Montgomery  ave 
Koe'.'hler  Adam,  tailor,  2108  Fillmore 
Koehler  August,  trusses  and  shoulder 

braces,  507  Keaniy 
Koehlor  Chiis,  cabinetmaker, 20!) Mason 

KOEHLER  &  BITTER,  manufr  jew- 
elry anil  silverware,  20  }'«)st 
Koehler    &   Ritter,    watchmakers    and 

jewelers,  20  Post 
Koehler  W,  bootmaker,  2407  California 
Koehncke  A,  groceries,  121  tSeventh 
KOELLER  WM.  druggist,  cor  Taylor 

and  Eddy 
Koelzer  A,  barber,  1743  Mission 
Koen  Frank,  collector,  ol'J  Montgomery 
K(ENIO  A,  boots  and  shoes,  122  Kearny 
Koenig  Ferclinand,  saloon,  030  Pacific 
Koeper  F,  boot  maker,  519  Montg  ave 
Koerber  H  &  Bro,  coal  and  cliarcoal,  17 

Washington 
Koermcr    Mrs,    embroidery    and    fancy 

goods,  940  Market 
Koerber  H  &  Bro,  coal  dealer,  17  and  19 

Washington 
Koerner  John  N,  grocer,  SE  cor  Market 

and  Pearl 
Koerner  M,  barber,  4  Hardie  Place 
Kohen    William,  butcher,  43  Grand  Ar- 
cade Market 
Kohlbecken    J,    boots  and  shoes,    123 

Fourth 
Kohlbeirg  M  P  &  Co,  cigar  manufg  and 
leaf  tobacco,  218  and  220  Battery 


Kohlberg  8,  fancy  goods,  40  Sixth. 
KOHLER    ft     CHASE,   music    ware 

rooms,  wholesale  and  retail,   137  and 

139  Post 
Kohler'&  Frohling,  wholesale  Cal  wines, 

020  Montgomery 
Kohlman  Holomon,  grocer,  210  Sixth 
Kohn  H  Si  Son,  furs,  1114^  Market 
Kohn  Henry,  grocery,  408  Folsom 
Kohn  Idaac,  merchant,  '.^1  California 
Kohn  Jacob,   retail  cigars,  212  Sansom 
Kohn  Jos  L,  R  K  contr,  res  1717  How 
Kohn  Jos  S,  331  Montgomary,  room  4 
Kohnke  John,  cutler,  locksmith  and  bell 

hanger,  405  J  California 
Kohra  William  M,  grocer,  NWcor  Page 

and  Franklin 
Kolblo  Joseph,  tailor,  1210  Koamy 
Kolkminn  H,  groceries,  735  Geary 
Kommer  E,  boots  and  shoes,  023  Market 
Koneke  A  &  Co,  com  m^irch,    10   Front 
KoniuL'  Max,  groceries,  1529  Dupont 
Konold  F  A,  boots  and  shoes,  wholesale, 

023  Market 

KOOPMAN  JOHN,  intenmtional  Sa- 
loon, 41  Saerumunto 
Koopinaii  T,  grocer,  1507  Franklin 
Kop.mkiuwic/  A,  boot  maker,  1421  Dev 
Kopp  Charles,  restaurant,  104  Seventh 
Kopsch  Adam  J,  atty,  014  Merchant 
Korl)el   F  &  Bros,  planing  mills,    cigar 

box  manufr,  30(»  and  308  Battery,  .uid 

cor  Fifth  and  Bryant 
Kordmeyer  &  Underwood,  liquors,  Russ 

House 
Korn  Abram  1,  barber,  545  California 
Korn  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  101  Sansom 
Korneck  W  E,  liquors  41  Third 
Korner  Gus,  butcher,  NE  cor  Jessie  and 

Nineteenth 
Korts  &  Diercks,  liquors,  314  Clay 
Kuscho  Rudolph,  hair  goods,  420  Bush 
Koshland   Bros,   com    merchants,  wool 

and  hides,  19  Sansom 
Koshlami  S  &  Co,    itnpr  bags,    bagging, 

dealer  in  wool,  hides,    furs,   etc,    and 

com  merchant,  228  California 
Kosminsky  &  Bro,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

128  Kearny 
Kosminsky  Samuel,    litjuors,   cor  First 

ave  and  Kentucky 
Kossuth  Mining  Co,  300  Pine,  room  3 
Koster  Henry,  oils  and  lamps,    410  and 

412  Sansom 
Koster  John    &   Co,    restaurant,    614i 

Merchant 

KOSTER  JOHN  L,  manager  Pacific 
V^iuegar  Works,  415  to  419  Fulton, 
ofiSce  323  Front 

Koster  Jos,  licpiors,  cor  Central  ave  and 
Geary 

Kostering  C,  grocer,   1115  Folsom 

Kostering  Chas,  groceries,  1788    Folsom 


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Kowaiaky  SolomoUf  clothing,  918  Dnp 
Kowalflki  8,  fancy  goods,  918  Dupont 

K0WAL8KT  E  H,  com  merchant,  227 

and  229  >Va«hington 
KOZHINSKY  H,  impr  wholesale  cigars 

and  tobac.    ,  202  Sansom 
Kraift    Ferdinand,     coffoo  houHO,    428 

Kearny 
Kr»gcn  a  Oeist,   furniture   factory,  73(i 

Brannan 
KRAJEWSKI  FBED.    mnchino   and 

blacksmith    tool   in.niufaoturLTH,   7-t7 

Fourth 
Kraker  &  Israel,  ladies'  furaiiliiir^i.(<)od!), 

523  Market 
Kramer  B,  bakery,  630  Grove 
Kramer  C,  butcher,  2113  Fillmore 
KBAMEB  ft  CO.    ii^pra  ladies'    fur- 
nishing goods,  28  8ar  som 
Kramer  Francis,  bootmaker,  219  Davis 
Kramer  Frederick,  butoher,  229  Fell 
Kramer  H,  bootmaker,  114  M'ssio:' 
Kramer  John,  resiaurant,  407  Dupont 
Kramer  J  &  Wm,  grocers,  501  (ireenwli 
Kramer  L,  florist,    NK  cor  Unior.  and 

Webster 
Kramer  &  Me<iley,  butchers,  2113  Fill 
Kramer  Wm  .1,  butcher,  819  Jackson 
Kraner  P  H,   mining,  314  Montgomery 
Kraus  C,    wholesale  fruits,   28    Centre 

Market 
Kraua  F  H,  whiteiier   and   painter,  227 

Post 
Kreger  Wm,  carpenter,  1 15  Davis 

KBEI6  ANTON,  propr  San  Francisco 

tannery,  cor  Twenty-seventh  and  Nan 

Bruno  Uoad 
Kreliug  Bros,  Tivoli  Uardcn,  Eddy  near 

Mason 
Krenz  0,  Lngiina  tannery,    cor    Filbert 

and  Clough 
Kreuser  Mme  (J,  embroidery,  323  Sutter 
Kreye  John,  grocer,   SW  cor   First  and 

Natomn 
Kreye  John,    liquors,    SK   oor  Jackson 

and  Battery 
KROEGEB    F   ft    COt     silversniiths,' 

gold  and  silver  platers,  13  Trinity  bet 

Sutter  and   Busli,  above  Montgomery 
Kroeger  G,  butcher,  1202  »Stockton 
Kroeger  H  A,  grocer,  1000  Polk 
Kroeger  William,  butcher,  1 202  Stock 
Kroenke  &   Lutjens,    grocers,    NK  cor 

Twenty-sixth  and  Mission 
Krogen  H,  chop  house,  405  Pacific 
Kroger  H,  ^iijiars,  17  PaciKc 
Krogh  F  W    *  Co,    windmill,     horse 

power  and  pump  nianufr,  51  Beale 
KroBcher  H  J,  coffee  saloon,  540  Cal 
Krouse  8  R,  clothing,  48  Second 
Kronse  Thos  E,  liquor      NE   cor  New 

Montgomery  and  Mission 
Krouss  Bernhard,  liquors,  536  Com'l 


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Kruckmann  Fred,  saloon,  SW  cor  King 
and  Fourth 

KEUECKEL  F  ft  CHAS.  liquors. 

SL  cor  First  and  Market 
Krueger  &  Buttertield,  carriage  makers, 

1106  Howard 
Kruc'or  J  H,  walking  canes,  760  Mkt 
Kruezer  A,  cigars,  320  Sansom 
Kruezur  L  &  Co,  aoldur,   babbot  metal 

and  lead,  51')  Comnionial 
Krug  Martin,  li'iuors,  1725  Mission 
Kru^ier  A,  wooii  lui^niver,  01 1  Clay 
Krui-er  t'lias,  tailor,  •2'2'i\  Mont  ave 
KnigerA:    HolJiu-s,    grocerios,,    SE   cor 

Mksou  and  (ie.iry 
Kruger  L,  cigars,  2210  Mission 
Krull  Ernst,  hairdresser,  1071  Bryant 
KruU      Mrj    Lydia,    dry    goods,    1071 

Bryant 
Krumer  Wm  J,  butcher,  819  Jackson 
Kruse  &   Euler,  wliolesale  grocers  and 

com  morchiints.  20Jand211  Front 

KRUSE  J    H,  'ay,  gmin,   wood  and 

coal,  SEcor  T,  .?nty-third  and  Shot- 
^  well 
Kruse  M,  restaurant,  cor    Chestnut  and 

Montgomery 
Kucks  C  H,  liouors,  129 Clay 
Kudner  &  <  loldstine,  m  vnufr  cigi 

tobacco,  427  Front 
Kuh  Leopold,  assayer,  01 1    Commercial 
Kuhl  Mrs  H,    teacher  of   fancy  work. 

807  Larkin 
Kuhl  H  (ji,  niorcha»it,  302  California 
Kuhl  &  Langpoap,  hot^l,  5;{0  Third 
Kuhling  A,  toolmaker,  ;U9  Fifth 
Kuhlko  &  Elvin,  wines  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Mission  and  Benlc 
Kulilniann  D,  groceries  and  liquors,NW 

cor  Fourth  and  Brannan 
Kuhn  Geo,   (irai  '.  Central  Hotel,    959 

Market 
Kuhlwein  Mrs  E,  liquors,  406    Dupont 
Kullman  &  Armar,  manufr  cigars  and  leaf 

tobacco,  300  and  WS  Sacramento 
Kullmann,  Salz  &  Co,  manufr  boots  and 

shoes  and  dealers  in  hides  and  leather, 

100  Battery 
Kulimyer  W  A,  picture  frames,  312  Post 
Kullnian,  Wagner  &  Co,  tannery,    106 

Battery 
Kuner  A,  seal  engraver,  01 1   Wash 
Kunigk  &  Hagemann,  hatter,  329  Kear 
KunklerJ  K,  physican,  514  Kearny 
Kunze  &  Brakmann,  brush  and  broom 

maker  200  Third 
Kupper  Benj,  restaurant,  211  Market 
Kupper  W,  liquors,  21 1  Market 
KurjHusky    P   C,     butcher,     SW     co,? 

Twenty-seventh  and  Harrison 
Kurtz  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,  26  Clay 
Kurtz  Adolph,   grocer,  SE   cor  Folsom 

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Kurtz  AM,  apothecary,  199  Hyde 
Kurz  Louis,  bakery,  215  Second 
Kuael  S  A,  shirt  factory,  808  Valencia 
KUSTEL   &  SIOTTE,  metallurgists, 

318  rine 
Kurtz  F  C  H,  liquors,  655  Third 
Kutner  &  Goldstein,  cigars,  427  Front 
Kutner  J,  tobacconist,  1306  Polk 
.  Kuttncr  N,  dyer,  821  Larkin 
Kutz   Cr   M  &  Co,    stock  and  money 

broker,  318  Montgomery 
Kuzanick  li,  restaurant,  306  Dupont 
Kyles  R,  liquors,  304  Pacific 
Kyle  K  G,  stockbroker,  317  Montgomery 
KYRUO  0  H.  reoacker,  224  Jackson 


Laats  Charles,  groceries,  1011  Harrison 
Label  H,  fruit,  cor  Taylor  and  O'Farrell 
Labine  Oliver,  coffee  saloon,  641  Coml 
La  Brie  G,  physician,  1018  Mission 
Labrut  John  B,   grocer.  Twenty-second 

and  Potrero  ave 
La  Caisse  (ienerale,  Hutchinson  &  Mann 

agts,  322  California 
Lacazo  B,  carriagemakcr,  714  Sansom 
Lachapellu  J  J,  wagon  .n:uiufr,  230  Miss 
Lacher    Isaac,    hides,    pelts,    etc,     115 

Drumm 
Lachman  M,  carpets,  etc,  31  Post 
Lachman  Abraham,   olotliing,  810  Mont 
Lachman  L,  tailor,  518  Pine 
LACHMAN  &  JACOBI,  Cal  wines  and 

brandies,  SE  cor  First  and  Market 
Lachman  S,  cigars  and  tobacco,  22U  Bush 
Lachman  S  &  Co,  Cal   wines  and  bran 

dies,  401  to  411  Market 

LACHMAN  &  STEBNFELS,  furs,i2i) 

Montgomery 
Lackman    Hex-man,  boots  and  shoes,  210 

Bran nan 
LaConfiance  Insurance  Co,  Hutchinson 

&  Mann  agts,  222  California 
Lacosti  Frank,  restaurant,  617  Sac 
Lacoste  John,   grocer,    N\V  cor  Mont- 
gomery ave  and  Lombard 
Lacoiu'  P,  liquors,  117  Seventh 
Lacy  Henry,  money  broker,  321  Cal 
Lacy  John  J,  machinist  and  engineer,  17 

Sutter 
Lada  Madame,  prof  of  music,  lO'J  O'Far 

rell 
Ladd  C  D,  gunsmith,  821  Kearny 
Ladd  G   S,  prest    California  Electrical 

Works,  I'M  Sutter 
Ladd  P  B,  atty  at  law,  629  Kearny 

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Hiram  Morse  editor,  Geo  D  Shearer 
business  manager.  Chronicle  bldg,  cor 
Kearny  and  Bush 
Lady  Bryan  S  M  C»,  203  Bush,  rm  26 
Laeremans  Frank,   furniture,  528  Wash 


Laewen  Bryent,  hairdresser,  163  Second 

and  672^  Mission 
Lafayette  Brewery,  7-5  Green 
Laffey  E  N,  shipping  master,  508  Bat 
Laffi  L,  groceries,  186  Fourteenth 
LA  FLaTJBi  y,   cork-sole   bootmaker, 

436  Bush 
Lafiin  J,  shipping  agt,  41  Vallejo 
Lafontaine  A  J,  printer,  625  Merchant 

and  622  Clay 
Lageman    Henry,  wood   and  coal,  812 

McAllister 
Lagomarsino  L,   boots   and   shoes,  708 

Montgomery 
Lagoni  H,  dairy  produce,  1515  Market 

LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY  CO.  E  P 

White  prest.  Thirteenth  bet  Harrison 

and  Folsom,  otiice  648  Market 
La  Grange  Ditch  and  Hydraulic  Mining 

Co,  A  Halsey  secy,  314  Montgomery 
La  Grange  Cien  O  H,  mining,  324  Pine 
Lagrave  J  P  &  Co,  liquors,  656  Pacific 
LA^  GRAVES  WOT,    dentist,  210 

Kearny 
Lagust  J,  grocer,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

ave  and  LomKird 
Lahaney  P  W,  harncssraaker,  cor  Fifth 

and  Uailroad  aves 
Lahuy  &  McNeil,  lostaurant,  133  Fifth 
Lahl  .r,  tailor,  513  Pine 
Laib  Anton,  boots  and  shoes,  DOO  Pacitic 
Ijuine  .1  &  S(ni,  lapidaries,  618  Merchant 
Laing  Chas  D,  stockbroker,  337  Pino 
Laird  Uanl,  furniture,  1062  Howard 
LAIRD  D  W»  manufacturing  jeweler, 

(S  F  Jewelry  Manufactory),  lapidary, 

watches  and  jewelry,  27  Post 
Lake  Delos,  atty  at  law,  310  Pine,  rm  'Mi 
Lake  &  MeKoon,  attys  at  law,  310  Pine 
Lambert  MrsM,  confectionery,  249  Bran 
Lake  k  Sweetser,  groceries,  995  Market 
Lake  View  Min  Co,  330  Pine,  rm  36 
Lake  Wm  B,  advertising  agent,  cor  Post 

and  Kearney 
Lakemau  Louis,  grocery,  242  Fourth 
LALANDE    A,    jeweler  and  diamond 
•     setter,  420  Sutter 
Lalich  &  Lucich,  fruit,  911  Kearny 
La  Malia.  J  F,  advertising  broker,   628 

Montgomery 
Laman  Wm,  shoemaker,  241  Fifth 

LAMAR  INS  CO.  F  F  Stone  agt, '.'OD 

Sansom 
Lamar  J  B,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy 
Lamb  F  H,  suiit  first  <     t  Pacific  divis- 
ion W  U  Tel  Co,  302  Montgomery 
Lamb  .lohn,  liquors,.  150  Steuart 
Lambert  K,  wool,  5  Spear 
LAMBERT  WM  P,  livery  stable,  875 

Folsom 
Lambucci  F,  bootmaker,  812  Sansom 
Lamen  T  D  S,  carriage  maker,  540  Vain 
Lammers  Mrs  M.  confectionery,  933  Miss 


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LAMPE  T  C  &  BRO>  hairdressers  and 
baths,  The  Baldwin  Hotel  and  114 

Sutter 
La  Monte  &  Downey,  wholesale  tobacco 

and  cigars,  2'2'S  Sacramento 
Lamson  Geo  F,  auctioneer,  425  Kearny 

LANCASHIRE  FIBE  INS  CO.  Falk 

ner,  Bell  &  Co,  430  California 
Lancaster  &  Northoii,  tailors,  013  Mont 
Lancaster  T&  Co,  merchant  tailors,  531 

California 
Lancey  T  C,  propr  "The  Pioneer,"  432 

Montgomery 
Land  Chas,  capitalist  and  real  estate;, 405 

California 
Land  Investment  Co,  R  Wegener  socty, 

414  California 
•♦LAND    WORLD,"    Cyrus  H    Street 

propr,  331  Montgomery 

LANDER  G  &  SON.    hay  and  grain, 

Fourth  and  King 
Landers  k  Co,  coppersmiths,  421  Miss 
Landers  &  Co,  agts  Manhattan  Life  Ins 

Co,  ;^0!)  Mongnmery,  rm  I 
Landers  P,  importers   of  hai-dware,  406 

nndiOS  Market 
Landers  \Vm  J,  agt  Guardian  Assur  Co, 

40t)i  California 
Landgruff  &;  Knauer,  barber,  105  Miss 
Landis  C,  tan  baths,  53  Minna 
Lando  H,  clothing,  317  Kearny 
Landon  Alfred,  crockery  and  glassware, 

1207  Stockton 
Landon  G  .Tr,  marble  dealers,  SW   cor 

Sanaom  and  Broadway 
Landry    &     Babin,    rent   collector,   Gl".: 

Commercial 
Landsberg  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1'23 

Sansom 
Landsberg  H,  boots  and  shoes,  34  Sixth 
Landsbergcr  I  &  Co,    wholesale   liquors, 

10  and  12  Jones  Alley 
Landschneidcr  H,  board  andlodging,5]2 

Fourth 
Lane  &  Green,    Amalgamating  Works, 

250  Fifth 
Lane  J  &  Co,    marblo  works,  1 13G  Miss 
Lane  .F  J,  grocer,  220  Fifth 
Lane  J  J,  real  estate  agt,  700  Mission 
Lane  Levy  C,    physician,  052   Mission 
Lane  W,  boarding  house,  600  Davis 
Lane  Wm  E,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  505 

Kearny 
Lang  A,  funiitui-e,  104  Fourth 
Lang  &  Co,  liquors,  210  and  212  Dupont 
Lang  &  (xriilith,  house  and  sign  painters, 

31G  Washington 
Lang  J  F,  locksmith,  13244  i'^lk 
Lang  Henry,  cooper,  112  and   114  Jack 
Lang  L,  boarding  house,  20  Page 
Langdale  A,  China  crockery,  903  Stock 
Langdon  ^   Rebman,   hardware,   tools 
and  cutlery,  13G  Market  and  31  Sixth 


Lange  Chas  H,  liquors,  258  Steuart 
Lange  H   C,    grocers,  NW  cor  Dolores 

and  Twenty -second 
LANOE    J    C    R,  basket    factory,   12 

Montgomery  ave 
Lange  P  N,  liquors,  246  Townsend 
Lange  Z  A,  variety  store,  2544  Folsom 
Langhorne  J  P.  atty  at  law,  421  Mont 
LANOLAND  N  P,  stair  builder,   407 

Mission 
Langley  Henry  (r,  directory  publisher, 

14  Montgomery  ave 
Langley   &  Jones,  blacksmiths  and  car- 
riage builders,  27  Washington 

LANGLEY  &  MICHAELS.  Havoring 

extracts  and  druggists,  NE  cor  Front 

and  Pine  

LANGREHR    HENRY    C,  ship  tin- 
smithing,  plumbing  and  manufactut  ■ 
ers  ship  lantei'ns  and  stoves.'io  Market 
Lannan  &  Utley,  butchers,  1318  Pdlk 
Jjanouetto  E,  bootmaker,  4?J  Third 
Lantheaume  Fred,  restaur'iut,  331  Bush 
I^inzweert  Ijouis,  druggist,  4  GO  Fourth 
Ijfipachet  Mrs  C  &  Co,f.incy  goods,  1503 

Stockton 
Lapariat  Blaise,  bakery,  !)36  Howard 
LAPHAM  L.  Wester.  1  Straw   Works, 

108  Fourth 
Larat  Frank,  candy  factory,  609  McAl- 
lister 
Lardner  Henry   F,  U   S   commissioner, 

U  S  Court  bldg,  cor  B»t  and  Wash 
Lnrdner   &    Leu,   wool   merchants,   440 

Townsend 
Lariba  Chas,  carpenter,  803  Buchanan 
Larkin  &  Flaherty,  roofers,  35  Post 
Larkins  &  Co,  carriage  builders,  631  and 

G33  Howard 
LARKINS    &    SPOSITO,    fresh    and 

salt  lish,  101  and  10:'  Cal  Market 
liiirrabee-Smith  Mrs   7{hoda   V,  lodging 

houHo,  f>!)5  Market 
Larroche  F,  tripe,   tongue,   etc,   21  S-F 

Market 
Lnrsen  C  G,  cofiFee  saloon,  18  Eddy 
Tiarsen,  Liindberg  k  t'o,  liquors,  7  Merch 
Larsen  S,  veterinay  surgeon,  12  Merch 
Larsen  Soron,  liv3ry  stable,  12  Merch 
Larson  Anton,  rertaurant,  ilG2  Kearny 
Larson  Geo,  coopev,  101  Clay 
Larson  Jas,  wood  and  coal,  250  First 

LARZELERE  &  WITHAM,  produce 

and  commission,    SW^   cor  Clay  and 

Davis 
lia  Salle  Co,  cigarmakers,  304  Dupont 
Lasar  D  &  Co,  dairy  produce,  52  Centre 

Market,  cor  Sutter  and  Dupont 
Lasar  L  &    Co,   wholesale   fruits,  229 

Washington 
Lash  H,  fancy  and  laco  goods,  537   Mkt 
Lashier  F  H,  cigars,  29  Sixth 
Lasawell  C  H,  plumber,  38  Sixth 


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Lasswell  M  D,  plumber,  240  Minna 
Last  Chance  Mining  Co,  328  Montgy 
I^ast  (rlinimer  Mining  Co,  405  California 
Lastreto  L  F,  com  merchant,  423  Wash 
Latapee  P  &  Co,  liquors,  cor  Railroad 

and  Sixth  aves 
Latham  F  B,  treasurer  N  P  C  R  R,  328 

Montgomery,  room  9 
Latham  Milton  S,  preat  N  P  C  R  R,  328 

Montgomery,  rooms  10  and  11 
Latimer  L  D,  judge  superior  court  No  1, 

628  Montgomery 
LATIMER  &  MOAROW,    attorneys 

at  law,  309  Montgomery,  rms  75  to  77 

LATON  CHAS  A,  secy    Commercial 

Insurance  Co  of  California,  405  Cal 
Latter  Wm,  shoemaker,  521  Valencia 
Laubenbcimer  Chas,  hairdresser,  Grand 

Hotel 
Laufenburger  Chas,  agt  Eagle  Soap  Co, 

209  Clay 
Laugel  A,  liquors,  1410  and  1412  Dupont 
Laughna  W  O,  ins  broker,  322  Cal 
Lijumeister  C  S,  feeed  mills,  118  Miss 
Lauricella  &  Co,  barbers,  1339  Dupont 
LAURISTON  A,  liquors,  S\V  cor  Bat 

tery  and  Green 
LAUTEN  A   &  CO,  liquors,  NW  cor 

Filbert  and  Powell 
Lauterwasser  &  Smith,  hay,  grain  and 

feed,  1214  Folsom 
Lautheaume  H,  restaurant,  520  Merch 
Lauzet  M,  bakery,  132  Hayes 
Lauzct  Mrs  Mary,  fruit  and  vegetables, 

132  Hayes 
Lavaimiiio  Mrs,  fruit,  1 14  Fourth 
LAvAKE   &   ORUBR  plumbers  and 
gastitters;   also  proprs  and  manufac- 
turers of  the  "New  Era  Waste  Pipo 
Cut-off  and    Valve,"  cor  Second  and 
Stevenson,  under  Grand  Hotel 
Lavulley  L  P,  bakery,  408  Broadway 
Lavenson,  Winter  &  Co,  Bay  Soap  and 
Candle  Works,  119  to  121  Front;  fac 
t«ry,  M  from  Sixth  to  Seventh  aves 
South  S  F 
Laventhal  Samuel,  clothing,  547  Wash 
Laver  A,  architect,  Stock  Excliange  bldg 
Lavery  .1  G,  mining  secy,  327  Pine 

LAVERY  JOS  G,  Paeitic  Coast  agent 
Bethesda  n)ineral  spring  water  and 
mineral  waters,  414  Sacramento 

Lavery  J  V,  grain  warehouse,  cor  San- 
son! and  Chestnut 

Lavezzari  M  G,  milliner,  1520  Stockton 

Laveugi  P,  boarding  house,  3  Vallejo 

LA  Villa  R,  com  merchants,  41 1^ 
Washington 

"LA  VOCE  DEL  POPUU"  (weekly), 
G  B  Cevasco  editor,  (i03  Washington 

"La  Voz  del  Nuevo  Mundo "  (semi- 
weekly),  F  Santiago  Fierro  editor, 
622  Clay  and  625  Merchant 


Lawler  Francis,  groceries,  429  Minna 
Lawler  Frank  W,  atty  at  law,  507  Mont 
Lawler  Jno  M  k  Co,   manager  Commer- 
cial Hotel,  NE  cor  Montgomery  ave 

and  Kearny 
Lawler  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors, 

411  Fifth 
Lawler  P  J,   shooting  gallery,   cigars, 

etc,  522  Bush 
LAWLER  THOS  H,  business  manager 

The  Daily  Exchange  Publishing  Co, 

30G  Montgomery 
Lawless  Bros,  saddles  and  harness,  628 

Front 
Law  Library,  628  Montgomery 
Lawlor  James,  atty  at  law,  324  Pine 
Lawrence  &    Brown,    wholesale   sheep 

butcher,  Fifth  ave 
LAWRENCE  &  CO,  tanners,  Eleventh 

ave  bet  Q  and  R 
Lawrence  E  A,  atty  at  law,  ,410  Cal 
Lawrence  J  V,  carpenter  and  builder, 

621  Sacramento 
liawrenoe  W    H,   propr   Watkins'  Yo 

Semite  (iallery,  427  Montgomery 
Lawson  &  Cullumlier,  coopers,  506  Front 
Lawson  Thos,  capitalist,  217  Battery 

LAWTON   C  D,  wood  and  coal,  1925 

Bush 
LAWTON  E  &  CO,  manufrs  carriages 

a;id  wagons,  1330  Market 
Lawton      Franklin,     stockbroker,    320 

Mo  itgoniery 
Lawton  G  T,  mining.  401  California 
Lawton    Mrs   H   W,    dressmaker,    131 

Turk 
LAWTON  0  &  CO,  imprs  of  crockery 

and  glasvsware,  60i(  and  611  Market 
Lawton  W  B  &  Co,  manufrs  shirts  and 

underwear,  (iOS  Market  and  9  Post 
LAWTON    W    F,    manager    Olympic 

Club,  »'9  Post 
Layres  Mrs  Elizabeth,  artist,  1212^  How 

LAZARD   FRER£S(L>/ard   Bms  & 

Co,    London;    Lazard   Freres,  N  Y) 

bankers,  205  Sanaom 
Lazarus  S,  dry  gootls,  1235  Stockton 
Lazure  L  T,  stockbroker,  304  Pine 
Leahy  M,  liquors,  (512  Howard 
Leaming    Petroleum    Co,     R    Wegener 

secy,  414  California 
Learn  11  B,  dentist,  838  Market 
LEARY  A  J»  printers,  publishers  and 

stationery,  404  Sansom 
Leary  J,  wood  and  coal,  1426.\  Howard 
Leavenworth  Mrs  Eliza,  millinery,  21i) 

Dupont 
Leaves  W  M,  machinist,  39  Eleventh 
Leavitt  C  H,  Pioneer  iron  Works,  2^5 

and  227  Beale 
Leavitt  Mrs  Clara,  bakery,  134  Fifth 
LEAVITT  S  B  &  CO.  stationers,  5:>6 

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1  law,  507  Mont 
nager  Commer- 
;ontgomery  ave 

tea  and  liquors, 

gallery,   cigars, 

lusiness  manager 
Publishing  Co, 

ind  harness,  628    d 

tgomery 
law,  324  Pine 
wholesale   sheep  ! 

lanners.  Eleventh 

;  law,  .410  Cal 
iter  and  builder, 

pr  Watkins'  Yo 
Montgomery 
coopers,  506  Front 
ist,  217  Battery 
od  and  coal,  1925 

,  manufrs  carriages 
larkefc 
stockbroker,    326 

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dressmaker,    131 

■  imprs  of  crockery 
land  Oil  Market 
auufrs  shirts  and 
Irket  and  i)  Post 
|manager    Olympic 

artist,  1212^  How 
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1235  Stockton 
fker,  304  Pine 
fi  Howard 

Co,     R   Wegener 

l3H  Market 

Icrs,  publishers  and 

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loal,  1426.\  Howanl 

|Uza,  millinery,  219 

-list,  3i)  Eleventh 
If  Iron  Works,  225 

lakery,  134  Fifth 
ICO.  stationers,  526 


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Leavitt  W  F  &  Co,  shirt  manufr,  230 

Kearny 
Leavy  C  M,   cigars  and  tobacco,    121 

Montgomery 
Lebatard  M,  stockbroker,  418  Montgy 
Lebenbaum  &  Co,  groceries,  529  Kearny 
Le  Bert  Victor,  butcher,  SE  cor  Eigh- 
teenth and  Capp 
Lebhard  Jean,  florist,  cor  Post  and  Ceu 

tral  ave 
Lebenbaum,   Goldberg    &    Co,   grocers 

1447  and  1449  Polk 
Lebenbaum  &  Goldberg,  groceries,  121 

Post 
Le  Breton  A  J,  attorney  at  law,   217 

Sansom 
Le  Boncher  E,  restaurant,  308  Mont  ave 
Le  Burdeck   Louis,    cotTee    saloon,    6<10 

Commercial 
Le  Count  Bros,    stationers   and  blank 

book  manufrs,  417  and  419  Montgy 
Le  Counte  L  J,  civil  engineer,  533  Kear 

LEDERER  GEO  M.&  CO,  silver  plated 

amalgamating  plates  for  quartz  mills 

and    gravel    claims,  gold,  silver  and 

nickel  plating  on  all  metals.  731  Miss 
Ledgett  11 D,  livery  stable,  1325  Bush 
Leduc  P,  liquors,  509  Bush 
Ledyard  W  E,  physician,  128  Second 
Lee  Geo  H,  dry  goods,  1209  Polk 
Lee  Jas  D,  grocer,  1.18  Fulton 
Lee  Jno,  wool,  NW  cor  Townsend  and 

Fifth  . 

Lee  John  &  Co,  mauufa  tin  and  sheet 

iron,  galvanizing  and  japaniug,  34  and 

36  Main 
Lee  N  A,  liquors,  214  Dupont 
Lee  Patrick,  grocerico,  1821  Hyde 
Lee  W  L,  show  card  and  sign  painter, 

434  Kearny 
Lee  Wm,  painter,  410  Sacramento 
Leeder  &  Dietrich,  liquors,  049  Clay 
Leeds  Mining  Co,  327  Pine 
Leege  W  &  Co,  wines  and  liquors,  113 

Halleck 
Lefevre  E,  fish,  3  S  F  Market 
Lefevre  &  Kahn,   druggists,    1102  Mar 

kct,  also  Kearny  <tnd  Pine 
Lertingwell  Wm  L,  real  estate  and  min 

ing,  331  Montgomery,  room  16 

IiCger&  Little,  restaurant,  1310J  Larkin 
Ijcggett  Jos,  atty,  005  Clay 
L'%lise  Mrs  Alcide,  laundry,  511  Hyde 
Lehmann  C,  carpenter,  216  Kearny 
Lehmann  L,  butcher,  NE  cor  Ellis  and 

Larkin 
Lehmann  M,  butcher,  2616  Bush 
Lehmann  S,  bootmaker,  957i  Folsom 
Lehmann  Wm,  shoemaker,  237  Fifth 
Lehmkuhl  H,  physician,  509  Kearny 
Lehn  Philip  H,  barl)cr,  000  Merchant 
Lehnhardt  Chas,  liquors,  8W  cor  Mont- 
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Lehritter  &  Langbein,  barbers, 

gomery  ave  near  Kearny 
Lehrko  Ch,  restaurant  and  lodgings,  618 

and  620  Fourth 

LEHRKE  HENRT,  grocer,  cor  Mari- 
posa and  Indiana 
Lehrke  &  Mayer,  910  Market 

LEIBER  FRANK  &  CO,  liquors.  9 

Hardie  Place 
Leiljert  J  G,  contractor,  328  Pine 
Leighton  A  V,  architect,  531  California 
Leikens  Geo,  fruit,  339  Third 
Leikham  Sigimwnd,  cigars,  215  Dupont 
Leipnitz  G  &  Co,  druggist,  236  Sutter 
Leisen  (Jeary  H,  grocer,  NE  cor  Union 

and  Leavenworth 
LEISEN  M,  manager  Grocers'  Protec- 
tive Union,  605  Clay 
Leiser  John,  boots  and  shoes,  721  Union 
Leiser  Louis,  stoves,  81  Fourth 
Leith  J  B,  watchmaker  and  .jeweler,  Du- 
pont bet  Union  and  Greeii 
Lemaire  Anton,  grocer,  1 14  Seventh 
Leman  W  J,  fruit,  1426  Stockton 
Leman  W   L,  justice  of  the  peace,  659 

Washington 
Le  Mar  Mrs  Catherine,   bakery,   813J 
Folsom 

LEIDAL  FA,  tanners,   29  San  Bruno 

Koad 
Lemcke  Otto,  hairdresser,  129  Fourth 
Lemkan  John,   grjcer,    SW  cor  Sutter 

and  Stockton 
Lcmmermann  &  Atzeroth,  groceries  and 

coal  yard,  SW^  cor  Eddy  and  Buchanan 
Lemmermann   Hermann,   grocer,     NW 

corner  Post  and  Mason 
Lemmermann    Richard,    groceries, 

Valencia 
Lemmon  Geo,  stockbroker,  439  Cal 
Lemoine,  Gamliert  &  Co,   poultry 

dairy  produce,  15  S  F  Market 
Lemon  J  H,  painter,  429  Pine 
Lomos  L,  shirt  factory,  1007  Stockton 
Lempke  J,  gasfitter  and    plumber,   806 

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Lengfeld  A  L,  druggist,   NE  cor  Geary 

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Lengfeld  L,  shirt  manufrs,   121   Sansom 
Lenhardt  K  &  Co,  machinists,   10  Stock 
Lennard  R  K,  saloon,  412  Kearny 

LENNON  JOHN  A,  importer  and  tua 
merchant,  313  Clay 

LENNON  JOHN,  blacksmith,  26  Fol- 
som, res  corCourtlandave  and  Wayne 
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Lenoir  M  P,  cloaks  and  suits,  15  Powell 
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Lenonnand  Bros,  wholesale  liquors,  40 
Clay,  and  groceries,  SW  cor  Dupont 
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Lent  W  H,  mining  secy,  309  Montgy 

Lent  W  M,  capitalist,  309  Montgomeiy 


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L^ntall  &  Powell,  carpenters,  333  16th 
Lentz  D,   boarding  and  lodging,   2206 

Powell 
Leon  J  V,  varieties,  S.*)  and  37  Fourth 
Leonard  C,  pattern  maker,    133  and  135 

Beale 

Leonard  H,  boots  and  shoes,  805  Bryant 
Leonard  J  C,  dentist,  5^  Kearny 
Leonard  Mrs  M,  bakery,  564  Mission 
Leonard  P  J,  publishers's  ajjt  021  San 
Leonhardt  Chus,   boot  and  shoemaker, 

108  Stevenson 
Leonhardt  P  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

918  Market 
Leontzini  Paniogioti,  fruit,   1000  Mkt 
T/jopard  Mining  Co,  Stock  Exchge  Bldg 
I  oopold  Louis,  tailor,  428  Dupont 
'•LePetit    Journal,"   (French   weekly), 

Georges  Francfort  editor,  603  Wash 
Lepping  Mrs,  dressmaker,  846  Wash 
Leroy  Mmo  E,    dressmaker    and  fiincy 

goods,   121  Sutter 
Le  Roy  Theodore,  capitalist,  720  Montgy 
Lerond  Th,  J'reuch  laundry,  302  Dnp 
Lesser  Bros,  boots  and  shoes,  1)0!)  Larkin 
Lesser  <T,  boots  and  shoes,  108  Sixth 
Lesser  J,  boots  and  shoes,   1320  Polk 
Lesser  L,  liquors,  702  Mission 
Lcssmann  Joseph,  grocer,  NE  cor  Bush 

and  Larkin 
Lessmann  &  Windhaus,    liquors,    1057 

Market 
Lester  Charl,   boot   and  shoemaker,    12 

Steuart 
licszynsky  &  Bro,  silk  house,  200  to  204 

Ke-vrny 
Leszynsky    Mrs    Sarah,    clothing,    918 

Moutji;oniery 
Leszynsky  &  Zokind,    cloaks  and  suits, 

212  Sutter 

LETTE    GEOf  secretary  German  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Society,  526  California 

Letrojidec  Loiiis,  liquors,  1321  Dupont 

Leu  &  Harms,  manufrs  cigars,  1247  Mi.is 

Levaggi  &  Barbiere,  fruit   market,  303 
Fourth 

Levegue  &  Potter,  proprs  S  F  Last  Fac 
tory,  10  Stevenson 

Leverentz  Chas,  cigars  and  tobacco,  530 
Montgomery 

Leveridge  W  K,  soc  Brotherliood  of  St 
John,  39  Sutter 

Leveroni  &   Co,   wood  and  coal,   1510 
r  roadway 

Levey  B,  barber,  lU  Jackson 

Levey  Chas,  furnishing  goods  and  shirt 
mano  "r,  424  Kearny 

Jjevey  &  Harris,  hairdressers,  705^  Mkt 

Levey  Jacob,  butcher,corGoary  and  Bu- 
chanan 

Levey  Marcus,  clothing,  9  Jackson 

Levey  P,  grocer,   SW  cor  Jackson  and 
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Levi  A,  tailor,  466  Sixth 

Levi  H  &  Co,   importers  and  wholesale 

grocers,  221,  223  and  225  Front 
Leviathan  Mining  Co,  330  Pine,  rm  5 
Luviele  Sylvester  L,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

1027  Howard 
Levin   h  &  Son,   books  stationery,  830 

Market 
Levin  Mrs  Mary,   confectionery,    1520 

Polk 
iMvin  J,  tailor,  239  Fifth 
Ijovingston  E,  fancy  goods,  800  Larkin 
Levingston  1  J,  groceries,  101 0  l*olk 
Leviugston  M,  physician,  20S  Kearny 
Lcvinsky  Bros,  boot  and  shoe  manufrs, 

349  and  351  Market 
Levinsohn  &  Meyeratein,  importers  dry 

goods  and  fancy  goods,  117  and  119 

Sansom 

LEVISON   BRO,    California   .lewelry 
Co,  manufrs  watches  and  jewelry,  134 
Sutter 
LEVISON   H,    "THE"    tailor,    323 

Montgomery  and  733  Market 
Ijcvison  Leopold,  fruit,  800  Geary 
Ijcvison  M,  insurance  broker,  322  Cal 
Levison  Mark,  broker  and  collector,  204 

Bush 
LEVISTON  WM  ^  GEO,  attorneys, 

6  Montgomery  ave 
Levitt  Ijcander,  mining  secy,  309  Mont 
Levy  A,  tailor,  466  Sixth 
Levy   A  &   Qo,  fruit  and  produce  com 

merchants,  2;U  Wash  and  500  Front 
Ijcvy  Aaron. boots  and  shoes,  KU  Paciic 
Levy  Adolpli,  boots  and  shoes,  130  2d 
Levy  Alex,  wines  and  liquors,  18  Stock 
Levy  B,  grocer,  537  Clay 
Levy  Bros,  tinners,   plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  439  Bush 
Levy  Chas  &  Co,   auctioneers  and  com 

merchants,  012  California 
Levy  Daniel  I,  gen  mdsc,  647  Wash 
Levy  Dave  P,  liquors,  607  S  icramento 
Levy  David,  sign  puiutor,  635  Cal 
Ixivy  David  L,  watclimaker,  39  Tliird 

LEVY,  DIAMANT  &  CO,  wholesale 

boots  and  shoes,  107  Battery 
LevyE,  furniture,  772  Mission 
Levy  Edward;  pawnbroker,  820  Kearny 
Levy  Elias,  second-hand  etov  _      d  fur- 
niture, 872  l'\)lsoin 
Levy^l,  dairy  produce,  22  Centre  Mkt 
Levy   H  &   Co,  poultry  and  game,  22 

Centre  Market 
Levy  Herman,  cigars,  242  Sixth 
Levy  &  liyman,  clothing,  42  Jackson 
Levy  Isaac,  junk,  210  Pacific 
Levy  Isadore,  dry  goods,  25  Fourth 
Levy  Isaac,  pawnbroker,  647  Wash 
Ijcvy  Jac^ib,  tailor,  816  Stockton 
Levy  Jerome  S,  real  estate  ugt,  25  Mont- 
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Levy  Joseph,  junk,  932  Harrison 
Levy  Jules,  impr  embroideries,  ]  26  Kear 
Levy  L,  boots  and  slioes,  528  Kearny 
Levy  &  Levitzky,  real  estate  agts,   306 

Montgomery 
sljcvy  Louis,  tailor,. 227  PaciHc 
Levy  M  &  (Jo,  fancy  goods,  lOf  Battery 
Levy  M,  barber,  358  Fourtli 
L%vy  M,  butcher,  810  Buch<anan 
Levy  M  &  Co,  imprs  fancy  goods, 25  San 
Levy  M  S,  tailor,  176  Minna 

LEVY  M  W  &  C0»  commission  and 

produce  merchants,  20!>  Washington 
Levy  P,  Boston  Auction  Store,  25  4th 

LEVY  S  &  CO,  commission  merchants) 

218  Washington 
Levy  Solomon,  clothing,  235  J&.ckson 
Levy  S  W,  boot   and  shoe  factory,  29 

and  3'  Battery 
Levy  S  \V,  ina  agt   and  com  merchant, 

21  Battery 
Levy  S  W,  manufr  and  impr  of  boots, 

shoes  and  findings,  31  Battery 
Levy  Walter  K,  atty  at  law,  8  Mont  av 
Lewuld  Geo,  coal,  C07  Sacramento 
Lewellyn  K,  liquors,  14  Clay 
Lewenthal  W,  dry  goods,  SE  cor  Bush 

and  Dovisadero 
Lewil  I,  tailor,  23  Hyde 
Lewin  L  &  Co,  fruit,  32  Sixth 
Lewin  M,  bootmaker,  122  racitic 
Lewin  M,  dry  goods,  416  Broadway 
Lewin  Mosos,  barber,  419  Fourth 
Lewin  11,  blacksmith,  10  Hayes 
Lewis  A  &  Co,  impr  of  cigars,  319  Sac 
Lewis  Bros,  manufrs  of  cigars,  213  tn 

217  Battery 
Lewis  Con  Silver  Min  Co,  310  Pine 
Ijcwis  E  M,  carriage  trimmer,  538  Vain 
Lewis  H,  barber  and   varieties,  SW  cor 

Front  and  Pacific 
Lewis  Henry  L,   wholesale  grocer,   215 

Sacramento 
Lewis  H  L,  com  merchant,  209  Sao 
Lewis  H   M,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

655  Clay 
Lewis  &  Harris,  barbers,  822  Kearny 
Lewis  k  Harris,  liquors,  226  Montgy 
LEWIS  J  B    &    CO,   real  estate   and 

house  brokers,  500  Montgomery 
LEWIS  J  F,  tinware,  SW  cor  Kailroad 

and  Fourteentli  aves 
Lewis  J  M  k  Co,  butchers,  1 1 1  Fourth 
Lewis  J  as  F,  atty  at  law,  230  Montgy 
Lewis  John,  fruits,  etc,  138  Post 
Lewis  Max,  tailor,  424  Hvyes 
Lewis  Mrs  R  G,  dressmaker,  126  Kear 
Lewis  R  P,  atty  at  law  and  col,  321  Cal 
Lewis  S,  picture  frames,  etc,  6()8  Miss 
Lewis  Thos,  second  liand  furniture,  1 104 
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urers,  30  and  32  California 
Lewis  Wm  J,  civil  engineer,  628  Mont 
Lewitt  Wm,  i)hysician  and  surgeon,  16 

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Leydecker&  Wiebold,  liquors,  631  Davis 
Lhemer  Lefevre,  fruit,  28  and  30  S  F  Mkt 
Lhez  Jno  M,  liquors,  1 1 18  and  1120  Dup 

LIBE  WABREN  C  &  CO.  printers, 
325i  Bush 

Liberty  Hill  Mining  &   Water  Co,  310 

Pine,  room  15 
Libbey  M  L,  dentist,  NW  cor,  Kearny 

and  Geary 
Libbing  H  H,  private    detective   with 

Harry  N  Morse,  328  Montgomery 
Liberman  P  &   Son,  imprs  and  jobbers 

of  furnishing  goods,  125  Sansom 
Licht  Louis,  fancy  goods,  145  Second 
Liohteuberg  C,  watchmaker  and  JHweler. 

1410  Powell 
Lichtenstein     B    H,    pawnbroker,   221 

702  Kearny 
Lichenstein  M  H,  general  merchandise, 

6124  Montgomery 
Lichtenstein  Morris,  ladies*   furnishing 

goods,  9  Dupont 
Lichtenstein  S,  clothing,  427  Pacific 
Lick  House,  ws  Montgomery  bet  Sutter 

antl  Post 
Lick  Trust  Co,  H  E  Ma*  ^hews  secy,  606 

Montgomery 
Licot  Leon,  laundry,  1507  Powell 
LIDDLE  &  KAEDINQ,  sportsmen's 

emporium,  guns,  pistols,  tackle,  etc, 

538  Washiii:.;ton 
LIES    C    WARREN,    printer,    325A 

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Liebenberg  Albert  H,   grocer,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Bryant 
Liebenlwrg  H,  restaurant,  39  Market 
Liebes  II  &  Co,  furriers,  1 13  Montgy 
Liebes  Bros  &  Co,  imprs  and  manufrs  of 

cigars  and  dealers  in  leaf  tobaoco,  203 

to  209  Sacramento 
Liebert  B,  dairy  produce,  1631  Polk 
Liebort  Mrs  Bertha,  bakery,  1631  Polk 
Lieberman  Theotlore,  money  broker,  313 

Montgomery 
Liebemiann  Theo,  stockbroker,  307  Mont 
Liebschutz  Charles,   restaurant,  SE  cor 

Pine  and  Montgomery 

LIEBSCHU'i?Z  &  GREGORY,  Elite 

Restaurant,  SE  cor  Pino  and  Montgy 
Liekefelt    August,     liquors,     NW    cor 

Stockton  and  Pacific 
Licnard  Mrs,  lace  cleaner,  621^  Larkin 
Lie«  Eugene,  atty  at  law,  103  Mont  ave 
Licsch  &  Bauman,  liquors,  245  Fourth 
Lic»enfeld   P,   billiard  manufr,  585  to 

589  Market 
Ligon  L  k  Stork  J,  restaurant,  445  Bush 
Lightner  Joel  F,  mining  secy,  309  Mont 


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Liguria  G  &  8  M  Co,  A  B  Cooper  secy, 
328  Montgomery,  rm  4 

MUENTHAL  &  OOt  wholesale  wine 
and  liquor  dealers,  223  California 

Lilienthal  Herman,  butcher,  22  Grand 
Arcade  Market 

Lilkendey  O  W,  liquors,  NW  cor  Pow- 
ell and  Francisco 

IaTTJ^TR  L,  secy  Colorado  Commercial 
Land  Co  of  Arizona,  607  Washington 

Limmermann  H,  grocer,  NW  cor  Post 
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Limoni  Giuseppe,  fruit,  929  Sacramento 

Linari  John  &  Bro,  wood  and  coal,  1210 
Stockton 

Lincoln  Jerome,  ''ice-pres  Security  Sav- 
ings Bank,  215  Sansom 

Lincoln  &   Parkin,  groceries,   541  16th 

Lind  A  W,  express,  331  East 

Lindaner  Gus,  wood  and  coal,  526  Fourth 

Lindvoker  J  H,  tailor,  787  Folsom 

Lindemann  C  H,  manufg  jeweler  and 
diamond  setter,  601  and  339  Bush 

Linden  Edward,  liquors,  611  Davis 

LINDENBAUM  I,  manufr  boots  and 

shoes,  52  Steuart 
Lindenbaum  M,  tailor,  32  Garden 
Lindenborn  D,  jewelry,  647  Market 
Lindheimer  M  Jr,  plumlier,  225Dupont 
Lindholm  O  W  &  Co,  gen  mdso  (Eaft-e-n 

Siberia),  122  California 
Lindley  &  Co,  J  C  Croxall  manager,  405 

Front 
Lindner  &  Kron,  clothiers,  237  and  927 

Kearny 
Lindo  J  &  Co,  auctioneers  and  commis- 

siun  merchants,  609  and  611  California 
Lindow  J,  tailor,  913  Pacific 
Lind  rum  Otto,  carpenter,  541  Vallejo 
Lindini  J  G  &  Co,  Hsh,  32  and  33  Grand 

Western  Market 
Lindley  &   Co,  wholesale  grocers,   405 

Front 

Lindman  Anna,  hair  goods.  500  Stockton 
Lindo  J  &Co,  furniture,  609  and  61 1  Cal 
Lindsey  W,  real  estate  agent,  9  Geary 
Lindsley  A  A,  city  and  county  surveyor, 

new  City  Hall 
Linehan  Daniel  J,  barber,  503  Howard 
Linehan  Mrs  Mary,  saloon,  40  First 
Linforth  Alfretl,  saw  maker,  318  Jackson 
Linforth  Edward  J,    atty  at  law,   401 

California 
LINFORTH,  RICE  &  CO.  iron  and 

steel,  agricultural  implements,  hard 

ware  and  bells,  401  Market 

LINFORTH  &  RAWLINOS.  cabinet 

makers,  cor  Mission  and  First 
Lingley  &  Beatty,  real-estate  agents,  cor 

Bush  and  Kearny 
Link  C,  liquors,  505  Washington 
Linne  T  [enry,  restaurant,  732  Fourth 


Lionhardt  P,  cigar  manufr,  608  Sao 
Linsley  A  L  N,  groceries,  312  Sixth 
Lintott  Jas,  wholesale  and  commission 

butcher,  62  to  64  California  Ml^rket 
Lintott  Jas,  butcher,  914  Market 
LION  FIRE  INSURANCE   CO  of 

London,  Hutchinson  tc  Mann  general 

agents,  322  and  324  California 
Lipman  A,  crockery,  15  Fourth 
Lipman  H,  com  merchant,  220  Wash 
Lipman  &  Hyman,  barbers,  403  Pine 
Lipman  Morris,  fruits,  919  Larkin 
Lipman  S,  imprs  dry  goods,  418  Market 
Lippi  B,  liquors,  712  Pacific 
Lippi  Bros,    frames  and    looking-glass 

makers,  818  Market 
Lippman  J,  jeweler,  517  Kearny 
Lippman  Bros,  dry  goods,  443  Hayes 
LIPSHER    GEO.   brush  manufr,  410 

Sansom 
Lisman  J,  boots  and  shoes,  31  Third 
Lissak  A  H,  stockbroker,  1 12  Leid 
Litchfield  J  M  &  Co,  merchant  tailors, 

415  Montgomery 
Lithauer  &  Co,  clothing,  38  Kearny 
Little  H  W,  mining  secy,  520  Kearny 
Little  C  C  N,  saddlery  and  harness,  703 

Front 
Little  John  T,  real  estate,  money  broker, 

bonds,  etc,  302  Montgomery 
Little  Mac  S  Min  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Little    &    Cumming,    carpenters    and 

builders,  108  Geary 
Little  &  Lawson,  stove:;  and  tinware, 

603  Battery 
Little  Sisters  Infant  Shelter,  Mrs  Jano 

Temple  matron,  512  Minna 
Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co,  com  miirchants, 

309  Washington 
LITTRELL  H  W,  secy  P  G  &  S  Mia 

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Livurmore  O,  real  estate,  522  Montgy 

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Liverpool  G  &  S  Min  Co,  330  Pino 
Liverpool  Salt  Works,  321  Davis 
Livingston  A,  crockery,  717  Market 
Livingston  &  Co,  importers  of  wines  and 

liquors,  220  and  222  California 
Livingston  D,  fancy  and  dry  goods,  1328 

Polk 
Livingston  Howard,  mining,  331  Montgy 
Livingston  Jas  M,  min  and  real  estate, 

331  Montgomery,  rm  3 
Tiviugston  M,  physician,  208  Kearny 
Livingston  Mark,  capitalist,  414  Cal 
Llewellin  Reese,    propr  Columbia  Foun- 
dry, 135  Bealo 
Lloyd    Mrs   Ellen,  employment  office, 

1308i  Polk 
Lloyd   John,    attorney    at    law,    411| 

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Lobenstein  M,  toys    and   notion,  1528 

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Lobenstein  S,  butcher,  cor  Post  and  La- 

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Lochbaum  A  H,  jewelery  case  manufac- 
tory, 134  Sutter 
Lochhead  J,  machinist,  252  Spear 
Locke  E  C,  civil  engineer,  340  Pine,rm  18 
Locke  Chas  E,  bricabrac  and  articles  of 

vertu,  25  Geary 
Locke  &  Thomas,  carriage  and  wagon- 
makers,  817  Market 
Lockhart    &   Porter,    undertakers,     16 
O'Farrell;   coffin  manufactory,  27  and 
29  Bluxome 
Lodi  Min  Oo,  328  Montgomery,  rm  20 
Loeb  Henry,  butcher,  NVV  cor  Mason 

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Loesch  Valentine,  liquors,  638  Pacific 
Loeven  Emil,  cofTee  and  spice  mills,  520 

Front 
Loewe  Bros,  wholesale  liquors,  217  Bat 
Loewel  A  &  Co,  wholesale  butchers,  12  S 

F  Market 
Loewenhayn  H,    wholesale  fruits,   428 

Sansom 
Loewenhorst  AL,  chiropodist,  331  Keaj 
Loewenthal  Jos,  clothing,  927  Market 
Lofstad  John  N,  furrier,  813  Market 
Loftis  &  VViskotschill,  saloon,  809  Mkt 
Loliezar  A,    fruits,   SE  cor  Taylqr  and 

Ellis 

Lohman  &   Coghill,  imprs  and  whole- 
sale grocers,  com,  313  and  315  Front 
Lohmaiin    &    Frerichs,  groceries,     1501 

Folsom 
Lohr  J  &  Co,  pickle  mauufr,  46  Clay 


Lone  Tree  G  &  S  A  in  Co,  21 1  Sansom 
Lone  Star  k  Eclipse  Con  Min  Co,  309 

Montgomery,   rm  80 
Lone  Tree  G  Min  Co,   Henry  Cluskey 

secty,  434  California 
Long  Claude,  hardware  and  tools,  654 

Washington 
Long    E    H,    mining    secretary,     313 

Montgomery 
Long  S  H,  pres  Hemme  &  Long  piano 

manufacturing  company,  31  Dupont 
Long  Thos,  liquors,  34  Minna 
Long  Thos  J,  fruit  and  vegetables,  53 

and  54  California  Market 
Longhead  J,  paint  and  paper  hanginK. 

1603  and  1605  Polk 
LONGSHORE  JAMES.  trunk8,26  New 

Montgomery  under  Palace  Hotel 
Longtin  J  B,  boots  and  shoes,  HI  7th 
Loo  &  liahaille,  restaurant,  641  Wash 
Loomis  Henry,  agt  Japanese  Persimmon 

trees,  320  Sansom 
Loomis  Georjie,  tobacco    and  clothing, 

706to716Kcaruy 
Loorya  Max,  tailor,  231  Pacific 
Lord  A  J,  painter,  23  B'ifth 

LORD  THOMAS  H,   watchmaker,  773 
Market 

ORENTZEN  A  P,  mdse,  ship  and  ins 
broker,  36  Market 
Loreiitz  R,  coflee  saloon,  7  Stockton 
Loretz  Madame,  corset  maker,    109  Ellis 
LORNGE  JOHN  C  R,  baskets,  12  ]Mont- 

ijomery  ave 
Loriug  Mrs,  dressmaker,  12  O'Farrell 

LORSGH  BROTHERS,  opticians  and 

whi>lcsiilu  jewelers,  120  Sutter 
LORQUIN  E  F.  naturalist,  410  Kear 
Loryea  A  M,  Hanimau  Baths,  1 1  Dup 


LOHSE  JOHN  F,   secty   Cal    Powder]  j^oskay  F  J,' billiards,  8  Eddy 
Works,  230  California  1  j^^g  <;.jt„3  j^jme  Co,   Keni.ed' 

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Looiza  Wenceslao,  com  merchant,   323 

'California 
Loker  Wni  T,  cigars,  256  Third 
Lolor  Chas  P,  ship  and  freight  broker 
and  forwarding  ayi,  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, rms  30  and  31 
Loudal  (r  C,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Twenty- 
six  and  Valencia 
Loinlon  Asauranci!  Corporation,  317  Cal 
Fiondou  Mill  &  Min  Co,  '.VM  Pino,  rin  36 
London  &  Cal  Min  Co,  320  Sansom 
London  Furniture  Co,  637  Markot 

LONDON  &  LANCASHIRE  FIRE 

INS  CO  OF  LIVERPOOL,    Balfour 

(riitliric  &  Co,  agents,  316  California 
London  Provincial  Marino  Insurance  Co, 

Hutchinson  k  Mann  gen  agts,  322  and 

324  California 
London  &  San  Francisco  Bank  (liniit'.'d), 

Arthur  Scrivoner  tnanagor,  424  Cal 
Londre  Jos,  capitalist,  446  California 


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LOTTA    COFFEE   SALOON, 

Lf)vely,  650  Market 
Lottritz  John,  grocer,  NW  cor  Sixteenth 
Lotz  Chas,  confectionery,  1007  Market 

and  Kondel  Place 
Louch  James,  liquors,  514  Mission 
Loucks    Orlando,    com  merchant,     126 

Clay 
Louderback    Davis,    atty    at   law,    607 

Kearny 
LOUDON  &  HANSCOM,  gen  com  mer- 
chant  antl  mdse  brokers,    Merchants' 
Exchange  I)uil(liiig,  rm  65 
Loughborough  Alexander  H,    atty,  507 

Montgomery 
Loughran    B,    soap    manufactory,    e    s 
Rhode  Island,  but  El  Dorado  and  Ala- 
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Louideck  Mrs  Mary,    florist,  1229  Stock 
Louis  &  Harris,  saloon,  226  Montgy 
Louise  Milling  Co,  302  Montgomery 
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Montgomery,  room  49 
Louisson  M,  clutliicr,  525  Kearny 
Love  &  Ecker,  cigar  nianufrs,  10!U  Mkt 
Love  John  L,  iitty  at  law,  21^4  Mont^'y 
Lovell  E  C  &  Co,  real  estate,  415  Mont 

Lovell  Jas  M,  fancy  goods  and  agent  S  F 

Taylor's  system  journals  and  patterns, 

201)  Post 
LOVELY  KARK,  Lotta  Coffee  Saloon, 

650  Market 
Lovett  W  K,    Jiss't  U  S  district  atty,  U 

S  Cnurt  Buildinc,  cor  San  and  XV'ash 
Low  A,  tailor,  12  Turk 
Low  A  F,  atty,  (50(5  Montgomery 

LOW  G  ADOLFHE  &  CO,  merchants, 

208  California 
Low  &  Chartrcy,  city  iron  works,  20  and 
i     28  Fremont 

;  Low  Chas  A,  atty  at  law,  028  Montgy 
1  Low  J  B,  mining  engineer,  H31  Montgy 
Lowbock  VVm,  bootmaker,  50  i'irst 
Lowe  S,  sliirt  mannfr,  331  Kearny 
tLowenberg  H,  notary  public  and  atty, 
•  30G  Montgomery 
Lowenborg  ■?  &  Co,  gen  nidse,  306  Mont 
Lowenlniick  John,  butcher,  1207  Miss 
Lowenson  L,  fruits  and  provisions,  800 

Geary 
Lowcnstcin  I,  boots  and  shoes,  931   and 

1208  Stockton 
Lowenthal  H  H.   atty  at  law,   411 A  Cal 
Lowenthal  J,  second-hand  clo  ,iiing,  927 

Market 
Lowenthal,  Livingstone  &  Co,  gen  com 

and  shipping  merchants,  409  Cal 

iLOWEREE  WM  H,  paper    hangings 
and  window  shades,  715  Market 

Lower  Comstock  Mining  Co,  310  Pino 
I  owrie  John,  gasfitter  and  plumber,  225 

Tyler 
Lowroy  J  &  Son,  blacksmiths,    SE  cor 

Howard  and  Eighth 
Lowtli  John  &  Co,  dry  goods,    700  Mkt 
JjOX  Jom,  liquors,  S W  cor  Bay  and  Mas 
Loyal  Lead  Slining  Co,    P  M  McLaren 

socy,  :i\8  Pine,  room  39 
Lozier  H,    foreign  and  domestic  birds, 

fish,  etc,  337  Kearny 
liubcck  S,  capitalist,  309  Montgomery 
Lubelski  L,  physician,   103  O'Farrell 
Lubin  S  C,  Juhiishing  goods,  609  Mont 
Lnbke  Nicholas,   bootmaker,  cor  Sixth! 

and  Railroad  aves  j 

Lncaa  Mme  A    Getty,   preserved  flow-' 

era,  743  Howard  i 

LUGCHETTI  F.  Italian  restaurant,  519 
Davis 

LUCHBAUM  A  H,  jewelry  boxes  and 

silver  cases,  l:M  Sutter 
Lucier  J,  shoe  store,  101  Sixth  and  1911 

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Lucke  H,  boot  and  shoe  manuf  r,  40  Oenry 
Lucky  Kock  G  Mg  Co,  Chas  S  Hoaley, 

secy,  45  Mchts  Exchange  bldg 
liuco  Juan  M,  real  estate,  628  Montg 
Lucy  (r  11  &  Co,  soap  works,   Brannan 

liet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Ludingtoa  Chas  S,  cigars,  NE  cor  Third 

and  Howanl 
Li  "lington  (ko  C,  capitalist,  337  Pino 
Luders  Otto,  liquors,  507  Davis 

LUDLTJM,  MATHER  &  G0,»  mines 

and  mining  pro2Hrty  brokers,  21 1  San- 

som,  rooms  6  and  7 
Lucdera  Fred  K,  architect,  515  Cal 
Lueders  Mrs  IJ,  hairdresser,  222i  Miis 

LUESMANNE,li<luors,  39   California 

LUCY  G  R  &  CO,  soap  manufrs,  123  Cal 
Luger  Josopli,  carpenter,  1^02  Sixtuentli 
Jjugemian  Henry,  loal  yard,  812  McAls 
Luhrnensen  Mrs  \V,  grocer,  Nii  cor  2l8t 

and  Valencia 
Lukin  J  A,  li<iUors,  446  California 
Lull  Louis  IJ,  atty,  37  Montgomery  blk 
Luna  Komulo,  groceries,  1236  Dupont 
Lund  Henry,   importing,   shipping  and 

commission  merchants,  214  Cal 
Lundborg  J  A  W,  dentist,  123  Stockton 
Lundquist  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

46  Second 
Lnnday  Thomas    watches  and  jewelry, 

7  Third 
Lnng,  Eat  &  Co,  manuf  slioes,   311    Bat 
Luning  N,  capitalist,  21 1  Sansom 
Luppo  J,  pliysician,  205  Montgy  ave 
Lundin  A  C,  confectionery,    18J7  Powell 
Lundy  Thos,  diamonds,   watches  etc,  7 

and  9  Third 
Lunt's  Dancing  Academy,    O  A  Lunt, 

proprieter,  J  led  Men  bllg,  320  Post 
LVSCOlk'JE  R,  Manager  California  Cor- 
set Company,  539  Market 
Luiiinchi  &  Tavolara,  fish,  6  Clay  St  Mkt 
LXJSK  A  &  CO.  wholesale  fruit,  534  and 

536  Clay 
Lussier  &  Hill,  artists,  99  St  Ann's  bldg 
Lustenlwrger  Hubert,    grocer,   SW  cor 

Mason  and  (Greenwich 
Luther  Mrs  Eleanor,  bakery,  107  Vain 
Luther  H,  photographer,  444^  Third 
Luther  Henry  A,  dentist,  1913  Polk 
Luttinger  iiros,  lii^uors,  319  Dupont 
Luty   F  E,  mining  secretary,    XiO  Pine 

LUTY  J  S  &  THELLE  S  8,  stockbrok- 

ers  and  real  estate,  330  Pine,  room  5 
LUTY  J  S,  rod  estate  and  mining,  330 

Pine,  room  5 
Lutz  &  Co,  butchers,  3  and  4  Cal  Mkt 
Lutz  Jacob,  saloon,  18  Taylor 
Lutz  John  P,  butcher,  135  Oak 
Lutzen  M  P,  liquors,  903  Kearney 

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I^ydon  Daniel,  painter,  23  Sixth 
Lyford  Mra  L  A,  boarding  and  lodging, 

33  Fifth 
LYFORD  L  DEXTER,  physician  and 

surgeon,  405  Ken  ray 
Lyle  W  M,  S  mining,  300  Montg,  room  54 
Lynch  Edward,  atty,  318  Pine,  roo.n 
Lynch  (leo  W,  collector,  7*2!)  Montgy 
Lynch  Hannah,  grocer,  470  Tehama 
Lynch  Henry,  tailor,  N  VV  cor  Jessie  and 

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Lynch  J  D,  agt  Bartlett  Sprhigs  mineral 

water,  715  llowartl 
Lynch  Jas  H,  li(]uora,  325  HauFoin 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  stockbroker,  S  F  Stock 

Exchange  bldg 
Lynch   Timothy,  lodgings,  610   Fonrtli 
Lynch  P,  wood  and  coal,  0!0  Larkin 
Lynch  P,  l»rick  mamifr,  I'aoilic  St  Wharf 
Lynch  &  Buridiam,  grocfiies,  1134  Miir- 

'ket  and  323  Sixth 
Lynch  Jas,  miloon,  NW  cor  Minna  and 

Fourth 
Lynch  Mrs  Ellen,    lodging  house,  234 

Bush 
Lynch  Minhatil,  ;itty  at  law,  502  Mont 
Lynch  P.  lirjuors,  cor  Sansom  and  Pac 
Lynde  &  Hougli,  wholesjdc  fish  and  com 

merchants,  41(5  and  418  Davis 
Lyne  &  Dempsey,  dry  goods,  1022  Mkt 

LYON  DAVID,  atty  at  law,  05!)  Clay 
Lyon  J  E,  mining,  314  Montgomery 
Lyon  &  Kinsey,  auction  store,   043  Mkt 
Lyons  E  ( r  &  Co,  wlioloside  Cal  wines, 

50G  and  508  Jackson 
Lyons  <i  W,  liquors,  J32G  Market 
Lyons  Michael,  Mint  House,  1027  Mkt 
Lysett  John  P,  fruit,  14   and  ;M  Centri' 

Market 
Lyza  Paulina,  crockery  and  glassware, 

<)36  Folsom 

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Maack  Ernst,  liquors  and  billiartls,  SW 

cor  Kearny  and  California 
Maase  J,  liquors,  cor  Howard  and  Main 
Maass  H,    wines  and  liquors,    NE  cor 

Fremont  and  Howard 
Maass  H  F\  groceries,  622  and  624  4th 
Macbeth  R  S,  physician  and  surgeon, 

402  Kearny 
Maccary  G,  physician,  1001)  Stockton 

MacGRELLISH,    FREDERICK    & 

CO.  publishers  "Alta  California,"  52'J 

California 
MacCussa  Max,   ladies'  underwear,  405 

Dupont 

MacDennot  Chas  P,  capitalist,  328  Mont 
MacDONALD  D  A  &  CO,    sawing 

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MacDONALD   H  W  &  CO,  artists. 

0  Eddy 
MacDonald  Wm,  ins  agt,  317  California 
MacDonough  J,  coal  and  pig  iron,   25 

Market 
MacEWEN    ALEX  W    H,   Univer- 
sity Publishing  Co's  agent  for  Califor- 
nia and    agent  for  Americiin  Metric 
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MacParlane  S  VV  &   Co,  private  detec- 
tives, (50(5  Montgomery 
Mack  F,  coft'ec  saloon,  '2(5  Stockton 
Mack  Jas,  cigars,  1043^  Market 
Mack  S  \\  &  Co,    restaurant,  222  and 

224  Sixteenth 
Mackay   Alex,  carpets,    1110  and   1112 

Market 
Mackey  (}  &  S  M  Co,  .301)  California 
Mackey  P,  boi'.nliiig  hout,  J)l!)  Battery 

MACKENZIE  J  R,  agent  Singer  xMnn 

uiacturing  Co,  1 18  Sutter 
Mackcrt   Frank   A,  liquors,  610  Sacra- 

mento 
Mackintosh  &  Bacon,  stock  brokers,  322 

Montgomery 
Mackintoyh  liolit,  physician,  1013  Miss 
MacNamara  A,  boota  and  shoes,  12  Fifth 

MacNEALE  &  URBAN  SAFES 
AND  BUFFALO  SCALE  CO'S 
SCALES.  Paymond  &  Wilshirc  ogts, 
215  and  217  California 
MACONDRAY  &  CO.  importing,  ship- 
ping anil  com  merchants,  204  and  206 
Sansom 
Macowsky  &  Adelson,  news  dealers  and 

stationers,  (iOO  Market 
Macpherson  &  Shinn,  stock  brokers,  326 

Montgomery 
Macpherson  &  ^Vctha^bec,  lumber  deal- 
ers, 12  and  14  California 
MacKae  A,  physician,  23  Kearny 
Macy  H  C,  architect,  33  Kearny 
Mary  Mrs  Mary  F,  notions,  2608i  Miss 
Madden  T  P,  capitalist,  G36  Clay 
Madel  &  Maskow,  li(iuors,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  Spear 
Mndill  David,  physician,  813  Mission 
MAWSON    &    BURKE,    real    estate 
and  house  brokers,  501  and  503  Mont 
Madison  H,  cigars  and  tol)acco,30i)  East 
Madsen  Ole,  cooper,  120  Washington 
Madsoii  O,  liquors,  14  Sacramento 
Maessen  W,    butcher,    2  Metropolitan 

Market 
Maciilia  (iold  Mining  Co,  328  Montgy 

MAGDEBURG  GEN  MARINE  INS 

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^L•^gee  &  Moore,  importer  shoe  manufg 

goods,  422  Sanson 
Magee  Thos,  real  estate  asft,  20  Montgy 
Magee  W  II,  gen  agt  224  Montgomery 
Magg  F,  liquors,  636  Commercial 


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Mageini  Chas  k  Co,  fruit,  1102  Clay 
Magill  Arthur  E,  ins  agt,  323  California 
Magill  Thos  W,  stationery,  101 8  Market 
Maginn  I,  variety  store,  230  Third 
Maginnis  J  J,  stenographer,  636  Clay 
Magistra   &    Giacomiui,    liquors,   310^ 

Montgomery  avo 
Magner  Bros,  grocers,  815  Broadway 
Magner  Frank  J,  grocer,  22  Langton 
Magnes  A,  boots,  shoes  and  dry  goods, 

306  and  308  Sixteenth 
Magnes  D,  fancy  goods,  814  Market 
Magnetic  Elastic  Truss  Co,  704   Sac 
Maguire  Bros,  dry  goods,  2236  and  2238 

Mission 
Maguire  Sc  Clougli,  atty,  402  Montgy 
Maguire  Jas,  metal  roofer,  1075  Market 
Maguire  Jas  G,  atty,  402  Montgomery 
Maguiro  M  &  O,  hay,  grain,   wood  and 

coal,  133  Hayes 
Maguire  P&  Son,  produce  and  com  mer- 
chant, 110  Clay 
Maguire  Thos,  manager  Baldwin  Theater, 

cor  Powell  and  Market 
Mahan  H,  real  estate,  339  Kearny 
Mahcr  D  F,  groceries,  441  Jessie 
Maher  E,  groc-er,  NE  cor  Sac  and  Taylor 
Maher  Joseph  W,  carpenter,    163  New 

Montgomery 
Maher  &  Mauion,  dry  goods,  1026  Mkt 

Maher  Wm,  cigar  manufr,  SW  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Stevenson 
Mahler  Chas,  liquors,  733  Davis 
Mahler  P  H,  notary  public,  422  Mont 
Mahlmaiin  Henry,  liquors,  603  Cal 
Mahlmann  Peter,  litjuors,  614  Montgy 
Maholm  J  B,  mining  secy,  331  Montgy 
Mahoney  D,  boarding,  444  Sixth 
Mahoney  D  J,  painter,  255  Third 
Mahoney  Daniel,  horseslioer,    801)   How 
Mahoney  J,  plumber,  1202  Lark  in 
Mahoney  J  F,  mining  secy,  214  Sansom 
Mahoney     J    H  Jr,    stockbroker,    408 

Montgomery 
Muhouoy  Jas,  liquors,  501  Sixth 
Mahoney  Mrs  Johanna,  grocer,    lOTeha 
Mahoney  John  T,    barber,   1102  Market 
Mahoney  D,  merchant  tailor,  1513  Polk 
Maier  Chas,  boots  and   shoes,   834   and 

836  Kearny 
Main  A  V,  accountant,  309  California 
Main  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker,  315 

Folaom 
MAIN    &    WINCHESTER,    manufr 
and  imprs  harness,  saddles,    etc,  214 
and  216  Battery 
^laisalo  N,  grocer,    SW    cor    California 

and  Larkin 
Mairhofer  Leonard,    saloon,   426  Fourth 
Miiitland  Wm,  boarding,   105  Clark 
Malagamba  C,  Ii(iuors,  1 128  Folsom 
Malatestii  (iioNftniii,  ]»aker  and  confec- 
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Malatesta  H,    real    estate   agent,    402 

Montgomery 
Malatesta  Louis,  liquors,  311  Pacific 
Malbo  Frank,  carpenter,  204  Dupont 
Maldonado  S,  atty,  228  Seventh 
MAT.Tg  0,  wood  and  coal,  hay  and  grain, 

cor  Eighth  and  Brannan  and  SB  cor 

Bush  and  Van  Ness  ave 
Male  James,  hay  and  grain,  SE  cor  Van 

Ness  ave  and  Bush 
Malech  (t  H,  physician,  300  Stockton 
Malech  H  F,  physician,  300  Stockton 
Mallady  Wm  J,  undertaker,  763  Mission 
Mallet  Mrs  K,  fancy  good8,l408i  Powell 
Malley  Wm,  liquors,  21  Vallejo 
Mallon  John,   ornamental  glass  cutter, 

stainer  and  binder,   19  Fremont  and 

1213  and  1215  Howard 
Mallon  Pet*r  L,  stained  glati«,  windows, 

1213  Howard 
Malloney  Peter,  butcher,  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Harrison 
MALLORQUIN  JOSE,  wine    and  liq- 
uors, SE  cor  Davis  and  Washington 
Malone  J,  liquors,  526  Third 
Malone  .1  H,  furniture,  22  Fourth 
Malone  Miss  J  H,  furnishing  goods,  925 

Market 
MALTER  &  LIND,  mill  builders,  419 

California,  nn  17 
Mamer  J  P,  liquors,  329  East 
Mammoth  Bar  G  Min  Co,  310  Pino 
Mammoth  (iravel  Min  Co,  W  H  H  Hart 

secty,  230  Montgomery 
Mammoth  Min  Co,  302  Montgomery 
Manani  S,  grocer  and  hardware,  131  23d 
MANASSE  N,  optician,  20  Montgy 
Manchester  Mrs  J  B,  hotel,  44  Sixth 
Mancusi  &  Frenna,  fruit,  109  Sixth 
Manderson  John,  cigars,   106  Sixth 
Mandeville  F  de  L,  physician,  26^   Kcar 
Mandlebaum  F,  importer  of  liquors,  310 

Sacramento 
Maiifrediui  Pietro  &  Co,  grocer,  124  Pac 
Mangels  C   &  Co,  groceries,   Third  and 

Mission 
Mangels   H,    grocery,  SW  cor   Folsoiii 

and  Twentieth 
Mangels  &   Hcdemann,  grocers,  SW  cor 

Railroad  and  Eleventh  avcs 
MANGELS  M  &  CO.  wholesale  grocers, 

319  Clay,  P  0  box  19(59 
Mangeot  &    Duclir,     blacksmiths    and 

wagonmakers,    NE  cor  Jackson  and 

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Mangles  H  C,  cigars,  301  Kearny 
Manhattan   S    M    Co,    John    Crockett 

secty,  S  F  Stock  Exchange  building 
Mangoiu  Fred,  groceries,  1701  Market 
Manhattan  <l  Min  Co,  310  Pine,   nn   15 
Manhattan  Hotel,  Jno  A  Daley,  106  Ist 
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Mann  A  &  Co,  cigar  manufre,  324  Clay 
Mann  J  D,  livery  stable,  918  Geary 
Manning  A  W,  oyster  house,  426  and  428 

Pine 
Manning  4  Erwin,  lir[uor8, 1004  Kearny 
Manning  Geo,  physician,  ti75  Mission 
Manning  H  J,  oyster  house,  822  Laguna 
Manning  M,  livery  stable,  625  Fulton 
Manning  T,  liquors,  109  Jessie 
Manning  Wm,  plumber,  777  Mission 
Mannion  Wm,  restaurant,  Railroad  and 

Seventh 
Manrow  J  P,  real  estate  agent,  424  Mont 
Mausbach  E,  fancy  goods,  26  Kearny 

HANSELL  F  &  CO,  sign  painter,  423 

Pine 
Mansfield  M  &  Co,  auctioneers,  332  and 

334  Pine 
Manson  Jas,  blacksmith,  119  Beale 
Mansuci   G,    teacher    of    singing,    331 

O'Farrell 
Manufacturers  Fire  &  Marine  Ins  Co,3l7 

California 

MANUFACTURERS  FIRE  INSUR 

ANCE  CO,  403  California 
Marabello  John,  livery  stable,  686  Mc- 
Allister 
Maralli  G  &  Co,    wood  and  coal,  1620 

Stockton 
March  G  T  &  Co,  Chinese  and  Japanese 

curiosities.  625  Market 
Marcliall  W,  fish,  20   Metropolitan  Mkt 
Marchand  Mrs,  dressmaker,  735  Ellis 
Marchebout  &  Boudin,  liquors,  SE 

Sixth  and  Folsom 
Marclii  J  &  Co,  fruit,  531  Merchant 
Marchini  M,  401  Davis 
Marcus  Bros,  paint  and  oils,  521  Market 
Marcus  J  J,  tailor's  trimmings,  125  San 
Marcus  G  &  Co,  importers  and  com  mer- 
chants, :i04  California 
Marcus  Morris,  secty,  treas  and  librarian 
of  Cliamber  of  Commerce,  Merchants' 
Exchange  building,  rm36 
Marcuse  Julius,  patent  agency,  621  San 
Marcy  Z  C,  plumlier,  516  Bush 
Marder,  Luse  &  Co,  Pacific  Type  Foun- 
dry, 528  Sacramento 
Marelels  F,  grocery,  SE  cor  Howard  and 

Twenty-first 
Marely  Ed,  painter,  1209  Fillmore 
Margarita  G  &  S  Miu  Co,  328  Montgy 
Margot  J  C,  clothing  &c,   132  Pacific 
Mariani  A  &  Co,  shoemakers,  810  San 
Mariani  G  D,  hardware,  1028  Dupont 
Maricih  Luca,  coffee  stand,  23  Vallejo 
Marine  Drug  Co,  cor  Spear  and  Market 
Mannovich  M.  liquors,  334  Bush 
Mariposa  Land  &  Mining  Co,  309  Mont 
Mark  Mrs  S,  milliner,  114  Third 

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Market  St  R  R  Co,  L  Stanford  pres,  440 

Valencia 
Markey  H  W,  harnessmaker,  420  Hayes 
Markey  Richard,  paper  ruler,  618  Sao 
Markham    Mrs    B,   confectionery,    221 

Tenth 
Mark  ley  Levi  &  Co,  com  merchants,  200 

Washington 
Marks  A,  cutler,  506  Clay 
Marks  Adolph,  dry  goods,  1016  Dupont 
Marks  &  Berliner,  boot  and  shoe  factory. 
414  Market  " 

Marks  &  Cassidy,  butchers,  208  Twenty- 
third  ' 
Marks  M  &  Co,  oil  clothing,  52  Clay 
Marks  E,  clothing,  30  Steuart 
Marks  E,  insurance  broker,  409  Cal 
Marks  Fred,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

Montgomery  ave  nr  Kearny 
Marks  II,  tailor,  628  Commercial 

Maiks  Joseph,  stockbroker,  S  F  Stock 

Exchange  bldg 
Marks  Joshua  E,  physician,  615  Stock 

Marks  J  L,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel 
Marks  M,  crockery,  925^  Market 
Marks  Michael,  furniture,  426  Sixth 
Marks  S,  clothing,  529  East 
Marks  Samuel,   bottling,   NE  cor  Clay 

and  Montgomery 
Marks  W  S,  mining  secy,  203  Bush 
Markus   Louis,   furnishing  goods,    1152 

Market 
Marquardscn  &  Schellenberg,  furniture, 

157  Sixteenth 
Marquart    F,    veterinary   surgeon,    cor 

Sixteenth  and  Guerrero 
Marquis  John,  architect,  SE  cor  Sutter 

and  Montgomery 
Marrin  Con,  whitener,  823  Market 
Marriott  F  W,  propr  "News  Letter," 

607  and  615  Merchant 
Marsali  N,  fish,  37  S  F  Market . 
Marsh  Andrew  J,  official  shorthand  re- 
porter superior  court,    dept    10,  708 

Montgomery 
Marsh  Mrs  C  A,  dressmaker,  28  Ellis 
Marsh  E  B,  capitalist,  30i)  California 
Marsh  Henry,  piano   and  harp  teacher, 

23  Powell 
Marsh  H   F,   wholesale    crockery  and 

glassware,  577  Market 
Marshall  A,  riding  academy  and  livery 

stable,  734  Folsom 
Marshall  B,  physician,  905  Post 
Marshall  E  C,  atty  at  law,  8  Mont  ave 
Marshall  J,  oyster  salo<)n.  Centre  Mkt 
Marshall  J    D,    boots  and  shoes,   413 

Hayes 
Marshall  Louis,  stock  broker,  ;W4  Pine 
Marshall  William,  liquors,  626  Sac 
Marshutz  &  Cantrell,  iron  works,  NW 

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Marson  C  V,  livorv  stablo,  IDOStovenion 
Marston  MisH  D,  dn'ssmaker,  S()8^  Ful 
Martel  J  L,  real  estate.  U^iU  C'l.-iy,  rtn  U 
MartoU  John,  Hilverplater,  0*23  Nao 
Martens  F,  dairy  proiluce,    57  and  68 

Washington  Market 
Martens  F  &  Co,  pro»luco  com  merchants, 

427  Front 
Martens    Nic'li(>l;ii<,   m'coml-hand   furni- 
ture, 1004  II. .ward 
MartciiHtein  &  J>unuiig,  propm  Mational 
Flour  Mills,  .S\V  cor  Buttery  and  Pac 
Martha  Waaliin^iton  Coffee  House,  42!) 

Pine 
Marti  Jacob,  lirjiiors,  507  Conimerciiil 
Martial  Juliua,  glove  uianufr,  752  Mkt 
Martin  — ,  oyster  saloon  and  restaurant, 

15  Third 
Martin  A,  liiuiors,  NVV  cor  Kearny  and 

Coinniereial 
Martin  Antone,  barber,  113  Jackson 
Martin  &  Bariiea,  groceries,  NE  cor  Cali- 
fornia an<l  Sioincu" 
Martin  &  Co,   liouse  jind  sign  painters, 

815J  Mnrket 
Martin  Cainilo,  consul  of  Spain,  312  Cal 
Martin  Clias,  li(|U(irs,  53'j         itiu 
Martin  C  H,   lii|uor8,  S\V  Vallejo 

and  Davis 
MARTIN  D  S  &  CO,  man;  rrs  trunks, 

valises,  etc,  258  Bush  cor  Montgy 
Martin  11,  secy  and  treas  Hiburnia  8  and 

L  Society 
Martin   Edward,  manager  Eastern  Ore- 
gon La!id  C(),  20  Montgomery 
Martin  E  &  Co,    wholesale   liquors,  408 

Front 
Martin  E  T,  fine  stationery  and  Russia 

leather  goods,  5  Montg-miery 
Martin  F  H,  collector,  CIO  Kearny 

MARTIN.  FUESIER&STEFFANI 

wholesale  commission  merchants,  30l>, 

311  and  313  Clay 
Martin    G   &   Co,    wood  and  coal,  (>35 

Vallejo 
Martin  George,  commission,  592  Mont 
Martin  &  Harton,  li(iuors,  545  Clay 
Martin  J  C,  carpenter,  loO.I  Stockton 
Martin  J  K,  hairdi-csser,  4  Hardie  Place 
Martin  J  R,  asst  secy  8  F  Art  Assn,  430 

Pine 
Martin  John  B,  dep  clerk  supreme  court, 

640  Clay 
Martin  &  Jaume,  liquors,  532  Pacific 
Martin  L,  liquors,  1024  Stockton 
Martin  &  Libenow,  restaurant,  705  Bat 
Martin  Louis,  liquors,  1024  Suocktou 
Martin  M  8,  stockbroker,  106  Liedesd 

MARTIN  P.  Pac.rlc  Cement  Co,  ce- 
ment  drain  manufrs,  542  (/alifornia 

Martin  Mrs  R,  dry  goodx  and  notions, 
420  Fourth 


Martin  ThomoM,  boota  and  ahoea,.  1418 

Pacific 
Martin  k    Torry,    wngonmakera,    iG04 

Mission 
Martin  White  Mining  Co,  30!»  Montgy 
Martin  k  Weber,  carponterii,  417  Bush 
Martin  W  H  &  Co,   bridge  builders,  7 

Spear 
Martin  Wm,  secy  Cal  Steam  Nav  Co,. 

Wnwhin^ton  St  Wharf 
Martinache  N  J,  physician,  5J^  Kearny 
Martindale   Law  and  Collection  Assn,. 

217  Sansoni,  roomiS 
Martineaut  E  I),  pkysician,  109  Dupont 

Martineaut   Mrs  J,    ladies'    furnishing 

goods,  031  Sutter 
Martinelli  B  k  Co,  bootmaker,  422  Bdwy 
Martinon  A,  collecftor,  420  Montgomery 
Martinovicli  S  k   Co,  litjuorfl,  NW  cor 

Sacramento  and  East 
Martins  J,  grocer,  S\V  cor  Steiner  and 

Geary 
Marwedel  C  F,  Machinery,  50  First 

MARWEDEL    E  H,  window   shades 
and  fixture!,  a[{t    for  \V  'I'  k  J  Mer- 
sireaus'  stair  rods,  541  Mai';et 
Marx  Jacob,  atty  at  law,  30!>  Montgy 
Marxcn  Julius,  butcher,  208  Francisco 
Mary  Ann  <t  &  S  Mining  Co.  314  Mont 
Maryland  Con  G  k   S  Mining  Co,   202 

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Maryland  Mining  Co,  331  Mont,  rm  20 
Maschio  V  k  Son,    wood  and  coal,  1 17 

Seventh 
Mason  Chas,  British  vice  consul,  319  Cal 
Mason  Con  Mining  Co,  327  Pino 
Mason   Jamen,   notary   public,    6   Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Mason  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  152' 

Ellis 
Mason  John,  brewery,  523  Chestnut 
Mason  John  E,  civil  engineer   and  min- 
ing secy,  300  Pine,  room  0 
Mason  John  H,   com   merchant  and  agt 

San  Jose  Woolen  Mills,  5-tl  Market 
Mason  M  H  A,  stock-raiser,  405  Cal 
Mason  Mrs  8  A,  dressmaker,  lOOi  Third 
Mason  8  C,  shooting  gallery,  1230  Mkt 
Masonic   Hall   Assn  of  S  F,  A  G  Abell 
prest,   Geo  T,    (i  rimes  secy,  NW  cor 
5lontgomery  and  Post 
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MacGrotty    A,    propr   Liverpool    Salt 

Works,  321  Davis 
Mason  Savings  and  Loan  Bank,  H  T 

Graves  secy,  6  Post 
Mass    4;  Rathjen,    groceries,   SW   cor 

Bush  and  Stockton 
Massey  k  Yung,  undertakers,  051  Sac 
Massie  Henry  C,  dentist,  19  Sixth 
Masson  k  Dumont,  liquors,  434  Bush 


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MasHon  (liuflqtpc,  hhtckninith,  Oil)  Front 
.Vlatiten   N   K,  proot  Eaaturhy   Uaucho 

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Masterson  Chos,  variety  fttorc,1501  Lar- 

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utti>rnt!y8,  5'_0  .Montgomery 
MiiBtick  K  B,  iitty,  520  Mont;,'oniory 
Mastick  J  W,  atty,  520  Moutgoinory 
Mastick  S  \j  &  Co,  liunlwr,  pior  10,  .Stcu 
Mataiiiora  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  702 

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Match  Factory  Co,  >Iloventh  and  liar 
MATHER.    MOORE  &  CO.   miniii; 

agency,  211  Sanaoin 
Mathers  Chas,  groceries,  730  Bush 
Mathews   Samiiol,    harnuasniakcr,    123: 

MATHEWS  MRS  S,  Branch   Vienna 

Model  Bakery,  705  Luguna 
MatliewaT,  lK».>t  maker,  81(5  Battery 

MATHEWSON,  S  R  &  CO,  patent  i.il 

Hard   tables,   uniler   b'aluce  Hotel,   2S 

Now  Montgomery 
Mathewson  T,  physiciaii,  (ilO  Kearny 
Mathi(!U  &  Maison,  manufg  jewelers,  15 

Trinity 
Mathiou   <!    &  Son,    watchmakers    and 

jewelera,  22  Stockton 
Matoon    and    Douglada,  custom   house 

brokers,  502  Battery      ' 
Mattat    C    (i,  cigiirs  and  tobacco,    31(5 

Montgomery  avt; 
Mattcrn  &  Mtior,  leather  and  shoe  lind- 

ings,  42  ( Jeary 
Mattes  John,  liijuors,  20.S  Sutter 
Matthews  A,  boot  maker,  527  >'ao 
MATTHEWS  &  CO.,  real   estate  and 

business  agents,  5\  Kearny 
Mattiiews  11,  real  estut'.',  til  I  Clay 
Matthews  Jul)  M,  physician,  'JOO  23d 
Matthews  Wm,  atty,  120  Sutter 
Matticevich  N,  saloon,  cor  Wash  and  Bat 
Mattullath   Alanufacturing  Co,  Cooper- 
age Slack  Barrel  Works,  41 1  and  i  13 

Eighth 
Martziloril'  Moritz,  cigars  and   tobacci>, 

025  Uni«n 
Mau  Albert  &  Co,  importers  and  whole- 
sale grocers,  cor   Front  and  I'ine,  24l5 

and  248  Market 
Mau  Albert  &  Co,  grocers,  212  and  214 

Market 
Mau  C,  fruit  and  cigars,  2401  California 
MAU  WM  F  &  00,  groceries,  1022  Mkt 
Maugcin  Mme,  ladies'  hairdresser,  1324  \ 

Polk 
Mauran  Joseph  U,  civil  engineer,   U  S 

Treasury  bldg 
Maurer  Leo,   Columbia  Hotel,  741  Mkt 
Mauri  Bros,  importers  of  cork  and  cork 

wood,  411  Sacramento 


Maurin  J  B,  hatter,  1047  Market 
Ma\i8  &  Staudo,  lirocories,  815  I'acitic 
Maxheld  (;oo,  earixjntor.  Twenty-fourth 

bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Maxwell  Uiehard  T,  physician,  135,Ke:!,r 
Maxwell  Wm,  stenoj/rapher,  tiO-l  Mei-ch 
May    Flower   (Iravel    Mining    Cu,    328 

Montgomery,  room  24 

MAY  PROSPER,  ( i:m  Meyer  »ue<:eewir) 

wi.iesand  liijuors,  33  Sutter 
Mayln-'llu  Con  Mg  Co,  310  Pino,  rotiin  25 
Mayer  Chas,  groceries,  NE  cor  Folsjom 

and  Beale 
Mayer  Chas,   ladies'  cloaks  aad    luits. 

145  I'ost 
Miiyer  Chas,  poultry  and  game,  24  Xew 

Motrop«ilitan  Market,  cor  Missiioa  and 

Now  Montgomery 
Mayer  Chas,  restaurant.  Grand  Central 

and  Mission  Markets 
Mayer  k  Hartman,  butchers.  It  New  Me- 
tropolitan Market,   cor   Mission  and 

New  iFoutgonwry 
Mayer   Henry,   grocer,   SW  cor  (Jeary 

and  Lacuna 
Mayer  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  lO'J  .Sut 
Mayer  Jos,  nvanfr  and  repairer  of  ujusi- 

cal  instrnmeuts.  127  I'age 
Mayer  J'hillii),  groceriou,  NW  cor  Kiev. 

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Mayer  U,  shirt  maker,  14  Duiwnt 
iMayer  Simon,  real  estate,  (i3l>  Clay 
Mayer  Thomas,  carriaue  maker,  2315  Miss 
Mayer  W,  saloon,  SWcor  Mont,' and  Cal 
Mayers   Alfred,  stockbroker,  240  Montg 
Mayers  C,  oyster  house,  Mission  Market 
Mayers  H  &  (Jo,    jewelry,    watdies   and 

diamou<ls,  205  Montgomery 
Mayers  John,  boots  and    shoes,    1712 

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Mayors  &  I'etrsen,  plumbers,  lG50Polk 

MAYERS  ROBERT,  impo-ter.  and 
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Mayes  C,  oysters,    clams  and  shell  fish, 

40,  41  and  42  Cal  Market 
Mayllower  S  Min  Co,  310  Piuo,  room  15 
Mayhew   Ernest  &    Co,  com  merchants, 

NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 

MAYHEW   &    TAGSARD,  internal 

revenue  and    custom   house  brokers, 

417  Washiuirton 
Miiyhew  VVm  H,  druggist  and  chemist, 

144  Fourth 
Mayle  Mrs  J,  bakery,  SE  cor  Jones  and 

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Maynard'a  Gymnasium,  232  Sutter 
Maynard  J   C,   ins  commissioner,    401 

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Mayre  Geo  T  &  Co,  stock    brokers,  234 

Montgomery 
Mayrhoter  Peter,  liquors,  613  Brannan 

HAYKISCH  BROS  &  CO,  cigars  and 

tobacco,  405  Battery 
Mayrisch  Otto,  cigar  maker,  213  Mont- 
gomery avenue 
Mays  Wm  H,  physician,  518  Sutter 
Mayson  Joseph   M,   stock  dealers,   314 

Pine 
Maywald  W  *  Co,  butclier,   34  and  35 

Grand  Western  Market 
McAdam  P,  540  Market 
M CAFEE  BROS,  real  estate,   brokers, 

202  Sansom 
McAfee,  Wheeler  &  Co,  engineers  and 
boiler  makers,  210,  212  and  214  Speiir 
McAleer  Frank,  tanner,  NE  cor  Hamp- 
shire and  Serpentine  ave 
McAlister  Thomas,  upholster,  928  Lark 
McAUistir  A-  Bergin,  attys  at  law,  309 

Montgomery,  room  38 
McAllister  Hall,  atty  at  law,  309  Mont 
McAllister  Wm  B,  dentist,  702  Market 
McAllister  Wm   F,   quarantine  officer, 

502  Battery 
McAndrews  Mrs  Hellen,  milliner,  6  Eddy 
McAneny  Geo  B,  mining,  309  Montgy 
McAran  &  Co,    wholesale  liquors,    540 

Market 

McArdle  — ,  variety  store,  IGW  Pac  ave 
McArdle  Henry,  livery  stable,  610  How 
McArdle  James  E,  liquors,  527  Wash 
McArdle  Peter,  liquors,    8E  cor  Fourth 

and  Market 
McArdle  Simon,  bookseller.  Palace  Ho- 
tel 
McArron    John,  horseshoer  and  black 

smith,  528  Fourth 
McArron  &   Sophey,   manufs  carriages 

and  wagons,  H'2.0  Folsom 
McArty  J  Jr,  horseshoer,  770  Mission 
McAskill  John,  blacksmith,  324  Fifth 
McAulitfE,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Hampshire 
McAuliffe  &  Co,   grocers,    144  and  146 

Sixth 
McBoyle  A  &  Co,  druggists,  504  Wash 
McBride — ,  physician,  124.  Taylor 
McHrido  &     Cluin,      comniishion,     117 

I>r\imm 
McBride  H  E,  attorney,    507  Montgy 
McCabe  Bernard,  grocer,  20  Antl'f  ny 
McCain  H,   furniture,  J28   Fourch 
McCabe  James,  atty  at  law,  640  Clay 
McCabe  John,  cooper,  116  Oregon 
McCabe  John  H,   theatrical  agent   235 

Keaniy 
McCal)e  Owen,  feathers,  921  Market 
McCafferty   Wm,    livery    stable,    2417 

Nission 
McCaflrey  Miss  Mary,  fancy  goods,  89 
Ninth 


McCahon  G,  house  and  sign  painter,  124 

Fourth 
McCann  J,  liquors,  216  Eighth 
McCann  Mrs  Maria,  bakery,  143  Third 
McCann  N,  plumber,  716  Laguna 
McCann  Robert  W,  pile  driver,  718  Kear 
McCann  Wm,  cigars,  718  Kearny 
McCarrick  Mrs  K,  milliner,  126  Kearny 
McCarrol  &  Hughes,  livery  stable,  610 

Howard 
McCarron  Jas,  liquors,  312  Pacinc 

McCarthy  BROS.  coiree  and  spice 

mills,  417  and  419  Sacramento 
McCarthy  Chas,  plumber,  1217  Fillmore 
McCarthy  Daniel,  boots  and  shoes,  312 

Sixth 
McCarthy  Daniel,  livery  stable,  797  Miss 
McCarthy  P,  boots  and  shoes,  222  Jack 
McCarthy  Wm,  hotel,  17  Vallejo 
McCarthy  Wolf  T,  groceries,  701  Hayes 
McCarty  D,  stoves,  931 A  Market 
McCarty  James,  butcher,  323  Third 
McCarty  Jas,  blacksmith,  107  Oregon 
McCAKTY  L  P,  editor,  publisher  and 

propr  "Statistician,"  414  Clay 
McCarty  M,  liquors,  1600  Mission 
McCarty  Mrs  A  M,  <lancing  academy, 

(irand  Western  Market 
McCaull  Michael,  carpenter  and  cement 

sewers,  631  (Jreen 
McCaulley  &  Young,  restaurant,  1 1  and 

13  Sixth 
McClean  Wm,  restaurant,  1427  Cal 
McClellan  H  (I,  civil  engineer,  4  Clay 
McCIellan  John,  blacksmith,  1048   Miss 
McClellan  U  Guy,  atty  at  law,  330  Pine 
McClellen  W  J,  painter,  435  Hayes 
McCeney  J  C,  atty,  cor  Coml  and  Mont 
McCleskey   &   Co,    wood  and  coal,  cor 

Sutter  and  Laguna 
McClinton  J  (J,  mining,  330  Pine 
McClinton  M  Co,  309  Montgomery 
McCloskay  M,  horseshoer,  104  Tyler 
McCloskey  &  Co,  blacksmith,  2214  Miss 
HcCLURE  A   T.  pliysieian,  21  Powell 
McClure  David,  atty,  526  Montgomery 

McCLURE.  DWINEILE  &  PLAIS- 

ANCEi  attys,  5:;6  Montgomery 
McCollam  Thomas  W  &    Co,  wholesale 
;      dealers  in  cured  tisli,  208  Clay 
I  McComlre  John,  collector,  302  Alont/y 
I  McComb  John,  managing  editor  "  Alta 
California,"  529 California 
McCone  Mrs   11,  groceries,  SE  cor  Hai 

rison  and  Beale 
McCone  Robert,  engine  and  boiler  niiinuf, 
403  Beale 

McCORD,    BRIDGE   &  CO,   pmprs 

Fashion  Stables,  221  Ellis  and  212  Sut 
McCord  Jas,  supt   United  Carriage  Co, 

2  New  Montgomery 
Mc(.'ormack  John,  groceries  and  liquors, 

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McCormick  Hugh,  grocer,  NW  cor  Tay- 
lor and  Filbert 
McCormick  J  W,  ins  broker,  322  Cal 

McCormick,  Lewis  &  Co,  proprs  Indus- 
trial Iron  Works,  233  and  235  Beale 
McCormick    Patrick,   grocer,  NW  cor 

Georgia  and  Sierra 
McCormick  W   H,  marble  mantels  and 

headstones,  86]  Market 
McCovey  Owen,  groceries,  961  Bryant 
McCoy  C  L,  mining  sec,  203  Bush 
McCoy   &    Gallagher,   grocers,    SE   cor 

Howard  and  Eighth 
McCreagh  Thos,  groceries,  919  Harrison 
McCreery  A  B,  capitalist,  211  Sansom 
McCrorey  J  H,  assayer,  825  Kearny 
McCrystle  Chas,  tailor,  217  Fourth 

McCUE  G  St  editor  "  The  Telephone," 

605  Clay 
McCue  M  J  &   Co,  carriagcmakers,  1319 

Market 
McCuUough  H  V  S,  capitalist,  318  Pine 

McCumiskey  J,    boots  and  shoes,  SW 

cor  Twentieth  and  Valencia 
McCurrie  Jno  P,  secy  British   Bck-^vo- 

lent  Ass'n,  730  Montgomery 
MeCurry  Jas,  fruit,  122  Seventh 

McDELANY  CHARI,  atty  at   law, 

19  Montgomery,  room  5 
McDermott  Bros,  butchers,  405  Folsom 
McDemiott  B  F,  groceries,  132  Eleventh 
McDevitt  Edward,  grocer,  109  Shipley 
MoDevitt  Jas,  baker,  504  Minna 
McDevitt  Miss  M,  painter  portraits,  etc, 

1404  Polk 
McDonald  1),  druggist,  1002  Stockton 
McDonald  D  L,  mining,  310  Pine,  nn  15 
McDonald  Mrs  E   D,  furnishing  goods, 

304  Sixth 
McDonald  &  Heritage,  childrena'  cloth- 
ing, 324  Sixteenth 
McDonald  J,  boots  and  shoes,  536  16th 
McDonald  Jno,   liquors,  SW  cor  Sixtli 

and  Market 
McDonald  J  F  &  Co,  livery   stable,   13 

Webb 
McDonald  Jno  W,  contractor,  528  Cal 
McDonald  Mrs   Kate,  grocer,  NW    cor 

Seventeenth  ave  and  Q 
McDonald  M,  supt   Eureka  Stone   Co, 

306  Montgomery 
McDonald  M  J,  stock  broker,  203  Bush 
McDonald  Mark  L,  capitalist,  327  Pine 
McDonald  Michael,  1633  Market 
McDonald  Michael,  fruit,  404  Folsom 
McDonald  P  A,  wood  and  coal,  809  Fol 
McDonald    R   H,    prest    Paoiilc   Bank, 

N  W  cor  Pine  and  Sansom 
McDonald  &  Williams,  Merchant  tailors, 

14  Montgomery 
McDonnell  J  J  &  Co,   drug  store,  400 

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McDonnell  Jas  J,  druggist,  999  Market 
McDonnell  P,  poultry,  10  Grand  Central 

Market 
McDonnell  P,  real  estate  agt,  410  Mont 
McDonough  Bridget,  grocer,  10  Jessie 
McDonoughD&  Co,   fancy  store,    135 

Hayes 
McDonough  James,  com  merchant,  212 

Washiiigton 
McDonough  M,  groceries,  724  Howard 
McDougal  N,  boots  and  shoes,  3009  Miss 
McDougal  S   P,  saloon,  SE  cor   Fourth 

and  King 
McDougall  B  &  Son,  architects,  330  Pine 
McDowell  Geo,  whitener,  803  Folsom 
McDowell  Mrs,  lodging  house,  li:l  Mont 

McDowell  s  &  co,  s  f  carpet 

beating  machine,  1321  and  1323  Mkt 
McDowell  WM,  show  card  writer. 

608  Market 
McDowell  T  W,  grainer,  1615  Powell 
McEachren  &  Rowe,  mirror  and  picture 

frame  manufrs,  132  Main 
McElrath  &  Eells,  attys  at  law,230  Mont 
McElrath  J  E,  atty  at  law,  230  Mont 
McElroy  Andrew,  grocer,  642  Mission 
McElroy  Gravel   Mining  Co,    L  Lillie 

secy  and  supt,  607  Washington 
McElroy  Hugh,  blacksmith,  1048  Miss 
McElroy  J  G,  physician   and  surgeon, 

822  Howard 
McElroy  R,  real  estate  agt,  519  Montgy 
Mcl^nvoy  T,  boarding,  414  Folsom 
McFadyen  A,  blacksmith,  1711    Mission 
McFarland  &   Co,  crockery   and  hard- 
ware, 324  Sixteenth 
McFeeley  M,  house  and  sign  painting, 

2200  Fillmore 
Mc(Jann  P  H,  hatter,  25  Third  and  822 

Market 
McCiary  Edw,  real  estate,  310  Pine 
McGauley  Mrs  J  F,  private  school,  628 

O'Farrell 
Mcfrearry   Miss    Eliza,    millinery,    240 

Sixth 
McGce  F  A,  niin  secy,  32  Merchantp'  Ex 
McGee  J  B,  mining,  330  Pine,  rm  20 
Mc(Jee  Jno  J,  hardware,  30'.;  Sixth 
McOEOOHEGAN  J   T.   mining  secy, 

318  Pine,  room  18 
Mc(iill  R  E,    ship  and  Custom  House 

broker,  508  Battery 
(Jhan  Chas  M,  butcher,  2113  Mission 
McGinerty  Frank  .1,  saloon,  821  Folsom 
McGinn  Miss  A,  ambroidery.  218  0'Farl 
Mc(iinn  Jas,  undertaker,  863  Market 
McGinnis  Edw,  grocer,  SW   cor  Twen- 
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McGinnis  T,   saddler  and  harness,  775 

Market 
McGlone   Jos,    coffee  and   spice  mills, 

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McGovern  C  C,  physician,  9  Geary 


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McGovern  Phil,  liquors,  NE  cor  Keaniy 

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McGovern  Peter  J,  dairy  produce,  325 

Sixteenth 
McGOVERN  &  SON,  grocery,  325  and 

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McGowan  P  A,  grocery,  NW  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Ivy 
McGrane  H  &  Co,  grocers  and  saloon, 

874  Folsom 
McGrary  Thomas,  liquors,  X]0  Sixth 
McGratli  — ,  hotel  keeper,  512   Mission 
McGrath  Ed,  marble  and  mantles,   935 

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McGrath  Mrs  M,  bakery,  335  Fifth 
McGrath  0,  wood  and  coal,  Twenty -six 

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McGrath  Patrick,  bakery,  135  Fifth 
McGrath  Thomas,    expressman,    Wash- 
ington anil  Montgomery 
McGrath  Wm,  car^junter,  107  Shipley 
Mc(Jregor  Elizabeth,  grocer,  3257  Miss 
McGregor  J,  liquors,  242  Brannan 
McGreil   Patrick,   grocery,  cor  Seventh 

and  Bryant 
McfJrow  A  F,  stockbroker,  420  Montgy 
McGrew  E  W,  atty  at  law,  50 1  Kearny 
Mc(irouther  Samuel,  Branch  Bakery,;il5 

Fiftli 
McGuire  A,  stairbuilder,  415  Mission 
Mc(Tuire  &  Diamond,  poultry,  03  and  04 

Centre  Market 
McGuire  L,  physician,  NW  cor  Howard 

andThinl 
Mc(j>uire  Dr   L,  pliysician,  722  Montgy 
McCiuire  Phillip,  groceries,  lO'Jli  Mkt 
McHenry  John,  atty  at  law,  OOi!   Mont 
McHenry  John,  liquors,  S\V   oor  Sixth 

and  Brannan 
MoHENRY  S,  com  njercliant,425  Fri)nt 
McHugh  K,  wood  and  coal,  047  Bryant 
McHugh  John,  propr    Bealu  St  ^Vare- 

house,  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 
McHugh  P,  liquors,  20S  First 
Mclnarny  T,  horsoslnnM',  10  Tyler 
Mclnerney  M  J,  stockbroker,  501  Cal 
Mclniies  J  H,  hardware   and   varieties, 

027  Larkia 
Mclnues  J  H,  carpenter,  813  Larkin 

McINTOSH  DANIEL,    tailor,  2550 

Greenwich 
Mclntyre  Geo,  carpenter,  205  Ellis 
Mclntyre    John    B,     book    binder,   423 

Clay  and  422  Comnurcial 
Mclntyre   \Vm,  plumbing   and  tinning, 

240  Sutter 
McJnnlcin  H  K,  atty  at  law,  402  Mont 
McKay  Allan,  lumber,  4  California 
McKay  &   Brown,  wiiolesale  groceries, 

427  Davis 
McKay  David,  capitalist,  215  Sansom 
tfcKAY  P  B>   moulding  manufr,    130 

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McKee  Jno,  silicon,  NW  cor  Battery  and 

Vallejo 
McKee  S  B,  associate  justice,  640  Clay 
McKeney  Patrick    J,  batcher.  Mission 

Market 
McKenna   &    (Jreany,   hay  and    grain, 

Drumm  bet  Clay  and  Washington 
McKenna  Mrs  Margaret,    bakery,   u  s 

Gunnison  ave  bet  27th  and  28th 

McKENNEY  L.  M  &  CO,  publishers 

Pacific  coast,  district,  county  and  city 

directories,  543  Clay 
McKenon  &   Montgomery,  harness  man- 
ufacturers, 327  Sutter 
McKENZIE  C.  marble    works,    w  s 

Cemetry  ave  nr  Post 
McKenzie  Sherwin,  architect,  310   Pine 
McKenzie  Wm,    wood   and     coal,    310 

Geary 
McKeown  Wm,  tinsmith,  51 1  Sixth 
McKeune  Henry,  carpenter,  500  Mission 
McKew  John,  wood  and  coal,  431  Union 
McKeweu  J  C,  liquori-,  427  Washington 
Mclvewen  1*  &  Co,  phimbers,  2  Turk 
McKeweu  Thos,  carpenter,  Point  Lobos 

ave  near  Johnson  ave 
McKibbin  &    Ptittei'son,  proprs  Eureka 

Wrought   Iron  Works,  317   and  312 

Howitrd 
McKindlay  W,  liquors,  707  Market 

McKINLAY    A,  agent  Bank    British 
Nortli  America,  221  Sansom 

McKiuley  Con  ({old  Min  Co,  327  Pine 

M c Kinney  (feorgo,  bootmaker,  47  Sac 

.MoKiunie  M,  wood  carver,  40i)  Misbion 

McKin.stroy  E  W,  associate  justice,  010 
Clay 

McKusiok  II  J,  supt  II   R  mail   service, 
I'ostollice  building 

McLAIN  L  Ci  secty  surgical  institute, 
310  Hush 

McLaiie  Mrs   Catherine,    cuafeetionery, 
410  Fourth 

McLane  Chas   E,    capitalist,  and    atty, 
300  Mouti:onK'rv,  room  08 

McLANE  ^LOUlS.    pres  The   Nevada 
B.-tnk  of  S  1'",  301  Montiioniery 

McLaren  Daniel,  secy  Odd  Fellows'  Mu- 
tual Aid  Ass'n,  325  Montgomery 

McLai'cn  i'  M,  mining  secy,  318  Pine 

McLarkey  James,  grocery,  NW  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Webster 

McLaughlin  A    M,  physician,    NW  cor 
"     rd  and  Howard 

Mci.aughlin  Chas,  capitalist,   10   Mont- 
gomery ave 

McLaughlin  F,  stair  builder,  839  Geary 

McLaughlin    Mrs,    variety    store,    129 
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McLaughlin  Thos  P,  harness  and  saddles, 
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McLaughlin  Wm  H,   druggist,  NE  cor 

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McLay  (r  B,  physician,  2430  Mission 
McLean  Mrs  A,  Branch  Bakery,  410  4th 
McLean   A  A,  book  and  job    printer, 

605  Sacramento 
McLean  John    &    Co,  house   and  ship 

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McLEAN  ROBERT  A,  physician,  G03 

Merchant 
McLENNAN  J  Dt  magnetic  physician, 

220  Stockton 
McLeod  A,  li(piors,  5  Morton 
McLeod  A  E,  liquors,  1071  Market 
McLeod  H  R,   cigars  and  tobacco,   544 

Fourth 
McMiioarty  Morris,  liquors,  1600  Miss 
McMahon'J,  dry  goods,  224  Sixth 
McMahon  J  B,  harnessmaker,    217  Ellis 
McMann  Jas,  variety,  413  East 
McMann  Wm,  wood  and  coal,  SW   cor 

Polk  and  Washington 
McManus  Thos,  litjuors,  1602  Mission 
McMcaus  A  C,  mining  secy,  328  Mont 
McMeans  G  &  S  M  Co,  302  Montgoniery 
McMechan  Jas,  moneybrokcr,  405  Cal 
MeMenamin  Wm,  wood  and  coal,    1415 

Jackson 
McMenomy  Jas,    undertaker,  1057  Miss 
McMenomy  John  H,  butcher,    8   to   10 

California  Market 

McMillan  &  kester,  syrups, 

cordials  and  bitters,  714  Front 
J^IcMillan  11,  physici;  n,  722  Washington 

McMillan  DONALD,  manufr  dealers 
in  syrups,  bitters,  essences  and  Cali- 
fornia wines,  714  Front 

McMillen  Silver  Mining  Co,  328  Montgy 

McMullen  J,  manager  S  F  Bridge  Co,  14 
Leavenworth 

McNally  Edward  W,  atty  at  law,  41 U 
California,  i-oom  13 

McNally  &  Hawkins,  plumbers  and  gas 
fixtures,  607  Market 

McNamara  M,  boots  and  shoes.  Market 
iKit  Sixth  and  Seventh 

McNamara  &  McShane,  painters  aiul 
whitencrs,  2  Jones 

McNamara  N!  E,  li(|uora,  SE  cor  Valen- 
cia and  Twenty-Hfth 

McNamara  Wm,  hatter,   1224  Market 

McNeal  J,  liquors,  821   Kearny 

McNEAR  G  W,  grain,  20  California 
McN'ear  J,  li(iuors,  514  ( Jreen 
aMcNeil  D  R,  carriage  manufr,  21  7th 
McNevin  E,  navigation  school,  406  Beale 
McNulty  C  A,   atty   and   iolicitor   U  S 
revenue,  U  S  Court  building,  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Washington 
McNulty  J  M,  physician,  118  Hupont 

MoNUTT  W  Ft  physician,  121  Mont 
McPheeters  W  S,  atty  at  law,  331  Kear 


Mcl'hersou  B  K,  yeast  powders  and  fla- 
voring extracts,  402  Front 
McPherson  Mrs,  dressmaker,    108A  Pow 
MePherson  (ieorge,   coffee  saloon,   221 

Dupont 
McPherson   (i    E,    physician.  Twenty- 
fourth  nr  Valencia 
McPherson  Horatio,  com  merchant,  202 

Sansom 
McPherson  J,  liquors,  26  Stenart 
McPiko  Henry  C,  atty  at  law,  604  Clay 
McQuesten  Chas,  physician,  121   Mont 
McQuinlan  B,  mouldings  and  frames,  215 

Fourth 
MePaith  John,  retail  grocers,  356  Jessie 
McSweeney  D,  bootmaker,  604  Ellis 
MeSwegan  J,  plumber  and  gaslitter,  703 

O'Farrell 
McTernan  Bros,  shipsmiths,  31   Conil 
McTernan     Thomas,      grocer,    SE    .or 

Fourteenth  ave  and  N 
McVerry  Thos,  contractor,  SEcor  Hyde 

and  (iroenwieh 
McVEY  CAL  A,   liquors,  Hardie  PI 
MoV'icker  Chas,  contractor,  727  17th 
McWilliams  Geo,  real  estate,  208  Mont 
McWillianis  Hugh,  saloon,  8ISI  Market 
Meacham  J/i.  Bacon,  wood  and  coal,  2735 

Mission 
Mead  Chas  H,   saddlery  and  harness, 

522  Front 
Mead  Frank  W,  physician,  U  S  Marine 
Hospital,  ofHee  U  S  Appraisers  build- 
ing cor  Sansom  and   Washington 
Mead  Mrs  Kate,  fruit,  1202  Howard 
Mead  &  lUitiyon,    com   merchants,   225 

AVashington 
Mead  &  Son,  saddle  and  harnessmakers, 

821  Market 
Meade  Calvert,  mining  secy,  324  Pino 
Meade  John,  li(iuors,   1616   Mission 
Meader  H  P,  express,  333  East 
Meadow    Valley  Mining  Co,  T  W  Col- 
bourn  secy,  414  California 
Meader  J  J,  collector,  607  Montgomery 
Meagher   Jeremiah,  harness  &  saddlery, 

136  Seventh 
Meagher  Wm,  cooperage,  114  Oregon 
Mea;^'her  Wm  F,  ladies'  shoemaker,  111 

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Meares  — ,  physician,  124  Geary 
Mearns  (ieo,    searcher   of  records,    621 

Clay 
Mearns  James,  varieties,  1;"»00  Powell 
Meeartiiey  A,  capitalist,   6  Montgy  ave 
Mechanics  Foundrv,  217  Front 

MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE,   Horace 
Wilson  librarian,  27  Post 

Mechanics'  Mill,  doors,   sash,   etc,  SW 

cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
Mechanics'  Pavilion,  NE  cor  Eighth  and 

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MEDALL  J  &  P)  cigars  and  tobacco, 

UOl  Montgomery  ave 
Medauw  J   J  H,  wholesale  liquors,  970 

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Medvirch  &  Co,  coffee  saloon,  5  Brooke 
Mee  James,  atty,  622  Clay 
Mee  Joseph,  aity,  622  Clay 
Meehan  J,    tanner,   Twenty-sixth    and 

Uba 
Meehan  John,  tanner,  SW  cor  Serpen- 
tine and  Bernal 
Meeker  &  Banks,  architects,  126   Kear 
Meeks  W,  atty,  330  Pine,  room  47 
Meeks  William  N,  capitalist,  237  First 
Mefret  Xavier,   school,    SE   cor  Mason 

and  Pacific 
Megzera  P,  sculptor,    805  Montgomery 
Meherin  Bros,  com  merchants,  wood  and 

grain,  525  Front 
Meherin  Thos,    nurseryman,    seedsman 

and  florist,  516  Battery 
Mehrtens  Bros,   grocers,    SW  cor  Polk 

and  Sacramento 
Meier  Chris,  groceries,  NW  cor  Taylor 

and  Pacific 
Meier  John,  saloon,  5  Mason 
Meier  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  835  Pac 
Meier    Louis    H,   liquors,  cor  Seventh 

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Meierdierks  C,  liquors,  NW  cor  Post  and 

Powell 
Meiggs'  Wharf  Co,  330  Pine,  room  36 
Meighan  J  J,  atty,  22  Montgomery 
Meiglian  Rebecca  A   Mrs,  bakery,  1425 

Polk 

Meigs  &  Co,  com  merchants,   401  Front 
Meigs  Lumber  and  Ship  Building    Co, 

pier  1  Steuart 
Meinbergs  Mrs  M  H,  hair  goods,  323  Sut 
Meinecke  Charles  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors, 

314  Sacramento 
^einers  K  Jr,  coffee  saloon,  923  Market 
Meiners  Rudolph,  restaurant,  306  Post 
Meinhardt  F  W,  carriage  trimmer,   1146 

Mission 
Meininger  Louis,  shirt  manfr,  2)7  Turk 
Meiiike  Henry,  liquors,  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Steuart 
Meinke  J  F  &  Co,  Hamburg- American 

S  Ship  Co,  401  California 
Mcircke  F  &  C,  liquors,  SW  cor  Twenty 

sixth  and  Mission 
MeJsel  Herman,  grocery,  NE  cor  Union 

and  Montgomery 
Meissner  A,  liquors,  423  Dupont 
Meiyer  C,  grocer,  NW  cor  Pt  Lobos  ave 
Melceer  William,  agt  Potrero  Distillery 

Co,  123  California 


Melcher  Jesse  A,  insurance,  240  Montgy 

HELDE    JOHN,   locksmith    and  bell 

hanger,  817  Market 
Mellon  J  S,  house  and  sign  painter,  35^ 

O'Farrell 
Melone  Drury,  loan  and  commission,  418 

California 
Melones  Con  M  Co,  J  C  Oughinin  secy, 

419  California,  room  21 
Moloney  Wm  W,  grocer,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Vallejo 
Melsing  Gus,  bakery,  120  Third 
Memnon  Mining  Co,  203  Bush 
Menberg  Mrs  M  R,   ladies  hairdressing, 

323  Sutter 
Mencarini    D,    plaster  ornaments,   12^ 

Fourth 
Menchin  A,  retail  fish,  28  Fourth 
Mendelsohn  David,   capitalist,    SE  cor 

Geary  and  Webster 
Mendelsohn  D,  grocer,  cor  Gear  and  Webs 
Mendes  David,  liquors,  341  Sixth 
Mendheim  &  Hoffman,  ore  samplers,  415 

Mission 
Mendleson  E,  clothinj',  223  Pacific 
Mendocino  Lumber  Co,  cor  Beale  and 

Bryant,  and  West  Berkeley,  office  40 

California,  room  1 
Mendoza  A,  jeweller.  320  Montgave 
Menesini  G,  butcher,  1528  Dupont 
Menesini  V  &  Co,  butchers,  619  Broad wy 
Mengel  John,  meats,   46  Centre  Market 
Menne  C,  mercliant  tailor,  533  Wash 
Mentel  ^Villiam.  groceries,  623  Broad 
Mentz  Chas  H,  druggist,  SE  cor  Polk 

and  Sacramento 
Mentz  F  C,  furniture  dealer,  1637   Polk 
Menu  J  H,  general  agt,  (509  Sac,  room  18 
Menzies,  Bingham  &  Co,  stevedores,  512 

and  514  Battery 
Merani  E,  boots  and  shoes,  1409  Dupont 
Merani   Louis,  shoemaker,  cobble  office, 

896  Fron* 
Mercado  Mrs  M  R,  fire  and  marine  insur- 
ance broker,  307  Montg«imery 

MERCANTILE  AGENCY,  THE,  R  G 

Dunn  &  Co  proprs,  Jas  Lugsdin  man- 
ager, 320  California 
Mercantile  Agency   Printing  office,  620 
Merchant 

MERCANTILE  COLLECTION  BU- 
REAU, S  G  Beatty  &  A  L  Whitney 
managers,  216  Sansom 

Mercantile  Dealers  Protective  Associa- 
tion, 213  and  215  Sansom,  room  10 

MERCANTILE  LIBRAR  i  ASSOCI- 
ATION* A  A  Smith  pres,  216  Bush 
Mercantile  Union,  22  Montgomery 
Mercer  Bros,  candy  manufrs,  916  Mkt 
Mercer  C  H,  candy  store,  518  Kearny 
Mercer  M  A,  candy  manufr,  518  Kearny 
MERCER  ROBERT  J,  secy  Pacific 
Land  &  Trust  Co,  513  California 


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Merchant  Joseph,  wholesale  wood,  foot 

Battery 
Merchants'   Credit  Bureau,   Shainwold 

Bros  proprs,  218  California 
Merchants'  Dispatch  Transportation  Co, 

411  California 
Merchants'  Exchange  Ascociation,    s  s 

California  bet  Montgomery  and  San 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  BANK 

OF  S  F,  R  tx  Smith  manager,  320  San 
Merchants'  Exchange  Building,  s  s  Cali- 
fornia bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Merchants'  Overland  Transfer  Express, 

C  M  Smith  propr,  541  Sacramento 
Merchants'  Town  Boat  Line,  Capt  P  N 

Preble  agent,  271  East 
Mercier  E,  liquors,  NE  cor  Fol  and  7th 
Meredith  Jno  H,  atty,  328  Montgomery 
Merguire  John  L,  box  factory,  cor  Bry- 
ant and  Fifth 
Merkle  Ernest,  gun  casemaker,  722  Mont 

Merklebach  Wm,  butcher,  13  S  F  Mkt 

MERLE  CHAS  F,   mdse   broker,    218 

California 
Merrell  I  L,  felting  and  roof  paint,  314 

Townsend 
Merrill  Annis,  atty,  Clay  St  Bank 
Merrill  Chas  R,  ins  liroker,  425  Cal 
Merrill  fxcn  B,  atty  at  law,  310  Pine 
Merrill  I  M,  wool,  320  Sansom 
Merrill  J  C  &  Co,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  204  California 
Merrill  Parker,  carpet  beating,  453  Stev 
Mcrritt  Mrs  H  A,  school,  2204  Steiner 
Merritt  S,  capitalist,  22  California 
Merry,  Faull  &  Co,  butchers  and  pork 

packers,  532  and  534  Market 
Merry,  Faull  &  Co,  provision  packers, 
125  and  127  California 

MERSEREAXJ  A  S,  carriage  painter 

and  maker,  1H27  Mission 
MERSICH    D,    foreign    and    domestic 

fruits,  SE  cor  Front  and  Washington 

MERTEN,  MOFFITT  &  CO,  manufs 

chemists,  322  Clay 
Mcrvy  &  Co,  druggists,  1510  Hylo 
Mcrvy  A  &  Co,  drugjiists,  539  (Irecn 
Merz  Wm,  grocer,  SE  cor   Sutter  and 

Powell 
Merzbach  F  H,  atty  at  law,  426  Cal 
Mesenburg  Henry,  grocer,  34  Jessie 
Messenburg  Herman,  bakery,  1 124  Har 
Messer,  Bacon  &  Co,  stock  brokers,  2321 

Montgomery 
Messcrmith  J  L,  variety  store,  2501  Miss 
Messing  .1  B,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 

cor  Folsom  and  Eighth 
Mcssner  k  Serres,  bakery,  402  Pacitic 
Metallic  Con  C  &  S  M  Co,  330  Pino 
^letillic  M  Co,  300  Montgomery,  rm  20 
Metastazia  A,  wood  and  coal,  1823  Pow 
Metcalfe  J  B,  atty,  230  Montgomery 


METCALFE  W  L,  atty  at  law,   12 

Montgomery 
Metcalf  Victor  H,  atty  at  law,  409  Cal 
Metchke  Otto,  mining  sec,  328  Mortgy 

METHODIST  BOOK  DEPOSITORT, 

Rev  J  B  Hill  agent,  1041  Market 

METRIC  BUREAU,  (American),  Pa- 
cific Coast  Depository,  Alex  W  H  Mac 
Ewen  agent 

"  Metropolitan  Banner,"  (local  weekly), 
I  S  Kalloch  editor.  Fifth  and  Jessie 

METROPOLITAN  LOAN  ASSOCIA- 
TION, 0  Esche  sec,  320  Sansom,  rm  8 
Metropolitan  Market,  cor    New  Mont- 
gomery and  Mission 
Metropolitan  Plate  (tlass  Co,  202  San 
Metrovich  Philip  S,  fruit,  1222  Polk 
Metz  Chas  W,  dairy  produce,  14  Hayes 

Valley  Market 
Metz  F,  ornamental  painter,  722  Howrd 
Metz  Jos,  commission  mcht,  321  Cal 
Mctzger  Louis,  impr  and  jobber  station- 
ery, 208  Bush 
Meunter  Chas,  bakery,  215^  Second 

MEUSSDORFFER  J  C  &  SON,  hat- 
ters (wholesale,  retail  and  importers), 
653  and  655  Market 

MEUSSDORFFER  K.  hats  and  caps 

(wholesale  and  retail),  15  Kearny  and 

625  and  627  Commercial 
MEUSSDORFFER    M,    manufr    and 

iinpr  hats  and  hat  materials,  NE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Bush 
Meux  Jos  P,  atty  at  law,  217  Sansom 
Mexican  G  &  S  Min  Co,  203  Bush,  rm  9 
Mexican  Mining  &  Real  Estate  Co,  217 

Sansom 
Meyer  A,  bootmaker,  613  Laguna 
Meyer  A  &  Bro,  hay  and  grain,  SW  cor 

f(eary  aifd  Broderick 
Meyer  &  Akmann,  butchers  and  grocers, 

1()  and  18  Sacramento 
MEYER  A  W,  watchmaker,  1014  Mkt 
Meyer  B,  butcher,  904  Larkin 
Meyer  Hurnai-d,  grocer  and  saloon,  233 

Fifth 
Meyer  Bros  &  flaerdes,  grocers,  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Piei'co 
Meyer  &  Burmeister,  hotel,  529  Valencia 
Meyer  C,  fancy  goods,  1 1 2  Second 
Meyer  Charles,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

1303  Stockton 
Meyer  Charles,  grocer,  NK   cor  Folsom 

and  Beale 
Meyer  C  H  &  Bros,  imin-s  hats  and  caps, 

28  and  30  Sansom 
Meyer  I),  li(|U()rs,  NW  corOreenwich 
Moyer  Daniel,  bunker,  212  Pino 
Meyer  Deidrich,  groceries,  NW  cor  Ele- 
venth and  Howard 
Meyer  K,  nurseryman,  31  Geary 
Meyer  Mrs  E,  bakery,  159  Sixteenth 


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iinpr  wines  und  liquors,  S'.i  Sutter 

MEYER  EM,  Horist,  31  Geary 
Meyer  F  W  H,  hairdresser,  1741  ^lission 
Meyer  F  R,  liquors,  '2*23  Pacific 
Meyer  H,  liquors,  Broadway  and  Front 
Meyer  Henry,  paperhangcr,  407  O'Farrell 
Meyer  Henry,  groceries,  1046  Folaom 
Meyer  J,  restaurant,  1007  Market 

MEYER    J    G   H,    turner    of    ivory 

manufrof  billiard-tables  and  balls,  3*20 

Kearny  and  10  Stevenson 

Meyer  J  H,  groceries,   cor  Mission  and 

Fourth 

Meyer  John,  groceries,  NW  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Siiotwell 
Meyer  John  H,  provisions  cor  Third  and 

Brannan 
Meyer  Joseph,  baker,  C17  Post 
Aleycr  Joseph,  tailor,  430  Sixth 
Meyer  Julius,  tailor,  507  Commercial 
Meyer  L,  saloon,  22  Leidesdorff 
Meyer  L  (i,   groeeriesi,  204  Steuart 
Meyer  Louis,  restaurant,  1007  Market 
Meyer  Louis,   gents'  furnishing  goods, 

513  Kearny 
Meyer  M   1),  grocers,  S\V  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Stockton 
Meyer  Martin  S,  atty  at  law,  330  Pine 
Meyer  Nanitte,  bakery  and  confection 

ery,  785  Polk 
Aleyer  T  Lemmen,  com   merchant,  CHS 

Market 
Meyer  W,  liquors,  323  Sansom 
Meyer  Wm,  cigar  factory,  217  Eleventh 
Meyer  Wm,  florist,  33'J  Bush 
Meyer  &  W^alker,  merchant  tailors,  90S 

Market 
Meyerbaek  &  (Jarbarino,  house  and  sign 

painters,  2'20  Montgomery  ave 
Meyerbaek  S,  grocer,  SI]  cor  Green  and 

Mason 
Meyerborgh  A,  groceries,    SE  cor  Front 

an>l  Pacific 
MEYERS  ADOIPH,   musical  instru- 
ments, strings,  etc,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail, 4G  Geary 
Meyers  Bros,  blacksmiths,  32  Clark 
Meyers    Christian,      plow     works,     50 

Bluxome 
Meyers  Harris,  pawnbroker,  044  Clay 
Meyers  J,  tailor,  501  Kearny 
Meyers   &    Larpin,    mussel  dealers,  c  s 

Kentucky  bet  Sonoma  and  Nevada 
Meyers  &  Loewenstein,  tailoi-s  and  dress- 
makers' trimmings,  22  Dupont 
MEYERS  M  J.  tailor,  1  Hardie  Place 
Meyer3  &  Son,  loan  office  and  jewelers, 

227  Kearny 
Meyn  R  C,  groceries,  1520  Folsom 
Meyerstein  J,  junk,  124  Commercial 
Meyeratein  &  Lowenberg,  manufrs  furn- 
ishing goods,  23  Sansom 


Michael  Jos,  cigars    and    tobacco,   539 

Clay 
Michael  S,  tailor,  118  LeidesdorflF 
Michaels  A,  tailor,  *209  Fourth 
Micliaelis  Henry    F,   grocer,    NW    cor 

Twenty-ninth  and  T3olores 
Mi.hal  C,  clothing,  214 Third 
MiuhalGustav,  boots  and  shoes,  348  3rd 

Michalitschke  Bros,  importers  cigars  and 

tob  iceo,  239  Ke:irny 
Michalitschke    Charles,     cigars,    Third 

and  Mission 
Alichalitschke  Gustave,  cigars    and  to- 
bacco, 501  Kearny 
Mielialson.  Rasmus  T,   grocer,  21    Alta 

Place 
Miuheletti  Bros,  butchers,  NE   cor  Du- 

P')nt  and  Filbert 
Miohcls,  Friedlaudor  &  Co,  importers  of 

furuiihiiig   and  fancy  goods,  7  and  9 

Battery 
r^liciielson    M,  livery  stable,  cor    Eddy 

and  Plyde 
Miclielssen,  Brown  &  Co,  pork    packers, 

308,  310  and  312  l-'ront 
?Jichi  Jno,  fruit,  810  Kearny 
MicroscDpical  Sociiity,  H  C  Hyde  pres, 

Chas  H  Donison  seety,  120  Sutter 
Miildlo  Hill  Min  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Middleholl'G  F,  grocery,  701  Laguna 

Middlemas  &  Boole,  shipwrights,  spar- 
makers  and  caulkers,  pier  19  Steuart 

Middlesworth  H  C,  cofiFee  saloon,  131  6th 
Middlcton  &  Co,  ships  and  chandlery, 

521  Front 
Middleton  Mrs  Eliza,  fancy  goods,  447 

Natoma 

MIDDLETON  &  FARNSWORTH, 

wholesale  and  retail  coal,  14  Post 
Miildlcton  Jno  &  Son,   real  estate,  419 

Pine 
Midcs  G  ASM  Co,  327  Pine 
.Midke  Mrs  M,   fancy  goods,  212  O'Far 
Midson  Frank,  confectionery,  117  Sutter 
Mierson,  Jewell  &  Co,  clothing,  828  and 

830  Kearny 
Mi;.dian  Mrs  R  A,  1425  Polk 
Mighell  AVm    E,  new  and  second-hand 

ship  material,   105  Steuart 

MIGNOLIA  Gt  wood  and  coal,  2420, 

Post 
MIHAN  JAMES    B.    real  estate  and 
gen  business  brokers,  224  Montgomery 

Mikulich  J  C,  restaurant,  333  Wash 
Miles  K  0,   furuishiug  goods,  320  Sixth 
Miles  John  E,  com  merchant,  402  Front 
Miles  &  King,   stock  broker,   413   Mont 
Miles  AI,  contractor,  402  Montgomery 
Milford  Henry  E,  stockbroker, 494  Mont 
Military  Library,  328  Montgy,  rm  21 
Milkmens  Mutual  Aid  &  Protective  As- 
sociation, 35  Eddy 


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grocer,   NW    cor 
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aid  shoes,  348  3rd 
jportera  cigars  and 

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P     rrrocer,  21    Alta 

2her3.  NE  cor  Du- 

&  Co,  importera  of 
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jr  stable,  cor    Etldy 

fc  Co,  pork   packers, 
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by,  11  C  Hyile  Pres, 
jecty,  1-20  Sutter  , 

,  :Vi8  Montgomery 
eery,  701  Laguna 
3,  ahipwriglits,  spar- 
vcrs,  pier  1^)  Steuart 
coffee  saloon,  131  6th 
ihips  and  chandlery, 

za,  fancy  goods,  447 

FAENSWORTH, 

ail  coal,  14  Tost 
Ion,   real  estate,  419 


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3y  goods, '212  0  Far 

icctionery,  117  butter 
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425  Polk 

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5  Steuart 

ood  and  coal,  2420, 

B.    real  estate  and    5 
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liurant,  333  Wash 
S  goods,  320  Sixth 
Imerchant,  402  Front 
Ik  broker,   413  Mont 
Ir.  402  Montgomery 
Ltockbroker,494Mont 

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Millar  John  E,  searcher  of  records,  230 

Montgomery 
Millaret  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes,  522 

Dupont 
Milk-r  Albert,  capitalist,  22  Cal 
Miller  Anthony,  butcher,  718  Brannan 
Miller   B,   poultry  and  ^amo,  iiu  Centre 

Market 
Miller  C  L,  physician,  523  Kearny 
Miller  C  A,  watchuiaker  and  jeweler,  406 

Fourth 
Miller  &  Co,  com  merciiauts,  10  Davis  nr 

Market 

Miller  E,  stock  broker,  402  Montgomery 
Miller  E  L,    veterinary    surgeon,    1321 

Mission 
MILLER  E  H  JR,  seety  C  P  R  R,  cor 

Fourth  and  Towiisond 
MILLER  F  A,  nursery  and  seedsman, 

exotic  gardens,  1727  Mission 
Miller  Fredk  J,  butcher,  1103  Folsom 
Miller  F  AV,  hairdresser,  206i  Sutter 
Miller  fieorge,  fniit  and  produce,    609 

Laguna 
Miller  G  W,  hatter,  112  Montgomery 
Miller  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Tyler 

and  Market 
Miller  Henry,  liquors,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Jackson 
Miller  H  L,  agt  Sacramento  Wood  Co, 

2  Mission 
Miller  H  II,  mining  secty,  40o  California 

Miller  H  \V,  propr  New  England  Com- 
bination liooling  Co,  NW  cor  Main 
and  Mission 

Miller  Henry  W,  butcher,  NW  cor 
Broderick  near  Pine 

Miller  Jeremioh,  pros  S  F  S  &  T  Co, 
Jackson  St  Wharf 

MiUer  Mrs  John,  wines  and  Utjuors,  139 
Beale 

^liller  Josephine,  liquors,  702  Front 

Miller  J  A,  physician  and  druggist,  1018 
Valencia 

Miller  J  A,  cabinetmaker,  1029  Market 
and  325  Turk 

Miller  J  H,  atty  at  law,  421  Montgy 

MILLER   J   M  &    SON.  show  case 

manufacturers,  545  California 
Miller  JPG,  atty  at  law,  214  Sansom 

MILLER  LOUIS  &  CO.  proprs  Hotel 
Kheiu,  909  Kearny 

Miller  L  &,  Co,  upholsterers  and  decora- 
tors, 122  Geary 

MILLER  L  JR.  manufacturing  jcw- 

Miller  Ludwig,  tailor,  204  Stevenson 

eler,  335  Bush 
Miller  &  Lux,  wholesale  butchers,   533 

Kearny 
Miller  Mrs  M  A,  millinery,  8  Fifth 
Miller  M  &  Co,  boots  and  ahoes,   909 

Market 


Miller  Mark  A  &,  Co,  advertising  acts. 
60S  Market 

Miller  O  C,  mining,  324  Pine 

Miller  &  Iteese,  grocers,  SW  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  Shotwell 

MILLER   &   RICHARD,    Scotch 

type     foundry.     elecLrotypc,     paper 
warehouse,  5l.'5  to  529  Commercial 
Miller  4;  Van  Wyck,   stockbrokers,  308 

Pine 
Miller  W,  restaurant,  5  Washington 
Miller  W  C,  druggist,  1124  Pacific 
Miller  W  I),  pnysician,  214  Kearny 
Miller  W  H,  grocer,  319  Green 
Miller  William,  hairdresser,  G14  Post 
Miller   \V  l\  mining  engineer,  81    Ne- 
vada block 

MILLER'S  GERMAN  COMPRESS- 
ED YEAST,  J  A  Spanner  agt,    OHl 
Mission 
MiUett  E  V,  collector,  501  Kearny 
Millicini  E.  butcher,  314  Montgy  ave 
Milliken  Isaac  T,  mining  and  real  estate, 

528  California,  room  1 
Milliken  P  &  J,  dairy  produce,  56  Centre 

Market 
Milliteh  &   Abramovieh,     liquors,    120 

LeidosdorfT 
Millmeistor  H  F,  bakery,  312  Hayes 
Milloglav  M  P,  restaurant,  138  Fourth 
Milloglav  N  P,    restaurant,    SE  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Battery 
Milloglav  P  P,  restaurant,  217  Sixth 
Mills  Edgar,  capitalist,  426  Califonia 
Mills  D  O,  capitalist,  426  California 

MILLS  &  GIBB,  of  N  Y,  C  H  Cannon 
agt,  importers  fancy  goods,  126  Kear- 
ny, room  48 

MILLS,  LEAE  &  CO,manufrs  of  buck, 
kid,  goat  and  dog  skin  gloves  and 
gaunts,  whips,  etc,  22  Sutter 

Mills  Ogden,  capitalist,  426  California 

Millzner  L,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
422  Kearny 

Milne  A,  tailor,  625  Merchant 

Milne  (jreo,  plumber  and  gasliftter,  119 
Dupont 

Milton  Mining  and  Water  Co,  H  Pichoir 
secy,  320  Sanson! 

MILL  WARD  A  &  SONS,  needles, 
lish  hooks,  511  Market 

Minoker  E  A,  carpenter,  617  Tyler 

Minehaji  1*,  meat  market,  536  Fourth 

Miner  Andrew  &  Co,  patent  roasting  ap- 
paratus, 405  Kearny 

Mineral  Fork  Mining  and  Smelting  Co, 
328  Montgomery,  room  20 

Mineral  King  M&  M  Co,  315  California 

MINER'S  ASS'N,  VV  A  Skidmore  secy, 
320  Sanson! 

"  MINING  &  SCIENTIFICFRESS." 

Dewey  &  Co  publishers,  202  Sansom 
Minjo  Bros  &  Co,  poultry,  422  Clay 


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Minor  B  B,  secy  S  P  C  R  R  Co,  309 

Montgomery  and  Cal  and  Nev  Ice  Co, 

356  Tehama 
Minor  John  F,  physician,  767  Howard 
Minor  S  B,  liquors,  13  Third 
Mint  Gold    and   Silver  Mining  Co,  409 

California 
Mintern  Mrs  E,  physician,  329  O'Farrell 
MINTIE  A  E,  physician,  11  Kearny 
MnrriE  a  E  &  CO,  proprs  sir  Ash 

ley  Cooper's  vital  restorative  and  pa- 
tent medicines,  1 1  Kearny 
Mintzer  Pierre  B,  physician,  710  Bush 
Miraglia  C,  barber,  902  Front 
Misgiil  Timothy   F,    blacksmith,    1213 

Steiner 
Mish  P  k  Son,  imprs  millinery  goods, 

539  Market 
Mission  Chemical  Works,  Harrison  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Mission  Market,  cor  Sixteenth  and  Miss 
Mission  Rock  Warehouse,   Chas  H  Sin- 
clair supt,  318  California 
Mission    Soap   and   Candle   Works,    M 

Morgenthan  propr.  Sixteenth  bet  Fol- 

som  and  Harrison 
Mission  Woolen  Mills,  I  Cohn  manager, 

Folsom  liet   Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth, 

office  115  Battery 
Miasler  Benno,  liquors,  819  Kearny 
Misters    I,    copper  and   tinsmith,  811 

Montgomery 
MITCHELL  D  C,    supt  Eastern  Cider 

Co,  719  Bryant 
Mitchell  E,  wood  and  coal,  4S2  Sixth 
Mitchell  Ferdinand,  barber,  108   Steuart 
Mitchell  Frank,   saloon,   cor  Turk  and 

Market 
Mitchell  George  H,  agt  Hektograph  and 

Magic  Lotion  Co,  507  California 
Mitchell  Harrold  D,  architect,  217  San 

MITCHELL  H  W,  manager  Overland 
Freight  Transfer   Co,   C  V  R  R  depot 
Mitchell   &    Hobe,    carpet-beating  ma 

chine.  230  r,nd232  Fourteenth 
Mitchell  J,  grocer,  NE  cor  24th  and  Har 
Mitchell  J  C,  ins  broker,  425  California 
Mitchell  J  E,  elevator  boy,  419  California 
Mitchell  Miss  M,  millinery,  4  Sixth 
Mitchell  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  8  Seventh 
Mitchell  Wm  H,  saloon,  Oregon  off  Bat 
Mitchler  G,  capitalist,  22  California 
Mitrovich  Philip,    fruits,   1222  and  1224 

Polk 
Mix  L  W,  stockbroker,  317  Montgy 
Mixen  J,  butcher,  208  Francisco 
Mixer  Geo  H,  manufr  patent  bungs,  etc, 

51  Beale 
Moan  Edward,    hardware,  1627  Market 
Monckel   Christian,    butcher,   NW   cor 

Union  and  Kearny 
Mocker  &  Newniark,  plumbers  and  tin- 
smiths, 327  Turk 


Modoc  Con  Mining;  Co,  310  Pine,  room  15 
Modry  Marcus,  cigars,  312  Third 
Moebus  F,  shoemaxer,  333  East 
Moeller  Chas,  bakery,  2007  Hyde 
Moeller  &  Grauffel,  li(j[uor8,  609  Jackson 
Moenning  G,  hardware,  614  Octavia 
Moeser  J,  musical  instruments,  811  Mkt 
Moeser  Julius,  impr  and  dealer  in  mu- 
sical strings,  81 1^  Market 

MOFFAT  E  &  H,  cattle  dealers  and 

commission  butchers,  238  Kearny 
Mogan  Joseph  R,   furniture  dealer,  1804 

Market 
MOGAN  F  J,  atty  at  law,  22  Montg 
MOOAN  T  J,  atty,  22  Montgomery 
Mogling  Charles,  liquors,  1143  Mission 
Mohlfeldt  &  Wallman,  wood  and  coal, 
groceries,  NW  cor  O'Farrell  and  Jones 
Molioly  John,  horseshoeing,    cor    Ken- 
tucky and  First  ave 
Mohr  Carl,  hairdresser,  1437  Mission 
Mohr  &  Steffens,  groceries,  NE  cor  Polk 

and  Pacific 
MORIO  C  F.  jeweler  and  lapidary,  Cen- 
tral Mills.  Berry  bet  Fourth  and  Fiftii 
Mohrmann  Fred,  groceries,    501    Bdway 
Moisant  Alfred,  groceries  and  li(iuors,  13 

Van  Ness 
Moise  Mrs  S  H,  fancy  goods,  416  Larkiu 
Mokel  C,  meat  market.  400  Union 

MOLERA    &    CEBRIAN,  civil  engi- 
neers, 40  Merchants  Exchange  bldg 
Molineux  Henry,  manager  Seth  Tliomas 

Clock  Co,  132  Sutter 
MoUar  A  F  T,  tobacconist,  1314  Polk 
Molleno  C  F,  hairdresser,  1616  Polk 
Moller  Fred'k,  blacksmith,  197  Stev 
Moller  Gustav,   carpenter  shop,  1  Webb 
Moller  Jno  H,  cigars,  312  Sixth 
Moller  R,  carpenter,  28  Geary 
Moller  Richard,  cigars,  1314  Polk 
Moller  &   Schroder,    grocers,    NW  cor 

Filbert  and  Dupont 
MOLLOYF  C,  real  estate  agent,   116 

Montgomery 
Molloy    John,    produce  aiul    com    mer- 

chaHt,  54  Clay 
Molloy  M,  boots  and  shoes,  223  Sixth 
MOLLOY   P  C,  real  estate  and  house 

agtitit,  116  Montgomery 
MOLN  RUDOLPH,  secty   S  F  Stock 

Brewery,  21 18  Powell 
Moloney  J,  groceries,  535  Stevenson 
Moloney  P  E,  bootmaker,  103  Fifth 
Molony  P  S,  merchant  tailor,  138  Mont 
Molter  Chas,  harness  maker,  19  Seventh 
Moines  &  Smith,  li([uors,  327  East 
Monaglian  J,  lifiuors,  60  First 
Monajihan  I'atrick,  boots  and  shoes,  458 

Sixth 
Monaghan  T  H,  plumlier,    1506  Cal 
Mouiilian  John   &  Co,  saloon,  434   Pino 
Mdiiarch  Gravel  M  Co,  328  Montgomery 


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007  Hyde 
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liture  dealer,  1804 

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MonoBch  Julian,  tailor,  2001  Mission 
Moudon  Calixte,  clothing,  SW  cor  Du- 

pont  and  Vnllejo 
Mono  J  J,  atty  and  court  commissioner, 

Nevada  block,  rm  12 
Mouiori  Simon,  cigars  1339J  Dupont 
Monitor  Belmont  Mining  Co,  30'J  Mont 
"Monitor"  The,  (weekly),  Rev  J  F  Har- 

ingtou  propr,  622  Clay 
Monk   S,   perfumer  ami  wigmaker,    14 

Stockton 
Monnier  G,  lifjuors,  817  and  1153  Larkin 
Monnin  Bros,  boots  and  shoes,  603  Mont- 
gomery an<l  804  Kearny 
MONNUl  J  B,  boots  and  shoes,  152C 

Polk 
Mono  &  Cross  Con  M  Co,  309  Cal 
Mono  CJolil  Mining  Co,  30!»  Mont,  rm02 
Monroe  V  S,  mining  secy,  310  Pine 
Monroe  (J  C,  mill  contractor,  330  Piae 
Monsees  Henry,  grocer,  756  Bryant 
Monscn    H,    cigurs    and    tobacco,    255 

Steuart 
Monson  B  H  &  Co,  printers  and  station- 
ery, 506  Commercial 

MONTAGUE  W  W  &  CO.  wholesale 

stoves,   ranges,  tinware,  110,  112  and 

114  Battery 
MONTEAIiEGRE  &  CO.  commission 

merchantH.  230  California 
MONTEALEGRE  J  G,  coffee,  spices, 

218  Sacramento 
Montealegre  J  (>,  stockbroker,  316  Mont 
Montealegre  J  M,  physician,  1114  Bush 
Monte  Cristo  Cou  Mining  Co,  30J  Mont 
Montezuma  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  J  T 

McOeoghogan  sec,  318  Pine,  room  13 
Montezuma  Mining  Co,  330  Pine,  rm  36 

MONTGOMERT  CHARLES,  propr 

Mdiitgoniory  Hotel,  2*J1  to  22!)  Second 
MONTGOMERY   HOTEL,   Charles 

Montiioniery  propr,  221  to  220  Second 
Montpellier  Albert,  cashier  and  manager 

Grangers'  Bank  of  California,  42  Cal 
Monumental    Quicksilver    Mining    Co, 

380  Pine,  room  18 
Moock  (Jeo,    butcher,  4  Grand  Central 

Market 
Moock  J,  butcher,  31  Valencia 
MOODY  &  PARISH,  wool  and  com- 
mission, 310  Davis 
Moody  J  C,  drngijist,  1401  Pine 
Moon,   Scully  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors, 

316  Sacramento  and  321   Commercial 
Mooney  Daniel  J,  groceries,  1800  Mkt 
Mooney  Hugh,  liquors,  244  Sutter 
Mooney  P,  restaurant,  cor  Taylor  and 

Market 
Moonli:;ht  Mining  Co,  21 1  Sansom 
Moorbrink  J  B,  tailor,  1079  Market 
MOORE  A  D  &  CO,  lumber  dealers 

and  commission  mercnants,  103  Cal 
Moore  &  Bums,  liquors.  111  Jessie 


Moore  Calvin,  dentist,  6  Eddy 
Moore  Charles  \V,  physician,  652  Mkt 
Moore  D   C,   physician,    propr  of  the 

Trail  HyL'ionic  Sanitarium,  8  Ellis 
Moore  Mrs  E  D,  ladies'  physician,  8  Ellis 
Moore  E  J  &  J  H,  attys  at  law,  628  Mont 
Moore,  Hunt  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  32 

California 
Moore  H  H,  bookseller,  116.\  Post 
Moore  Mrs  H,  hair  restorer, "l03  Stock 
Moore  H  K,  atty  at  law,  528  Cal,  rm  8 
Moore  J,  milling  secy,  309  California 

MOORE  J  C.  impr  China  and  Japan 

teas,  317  Broaflvvay 
MOORE  J  G,  U  S  appraiser,  U   S  Ap- 
praisers' Building 
Moore  .Ino,  Branch  Bakery,  415  Fifth 
Moore  Jno,  boots  and  shoes,  1057  Fol 
Moore  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  415  Fifth 
MOORE  &  McLARElN.hay  and  grain, 
1416  Spe:ir 

MOORE  &  MONTGOMERY,  stock- 
brokers, 324i  Montgomery 

Moore  &  Murphy,  boots  and  shoos,  138 
Sixth 

Moore  N  W,  propr  Urban  Academy, 
405  (Jeary 

Moore  Peter  J,  liquors,  SE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Davis 

Moore  S,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  835 
Valencia 

Moore  W,  liquors,  518  Mission 

Moore  &  Wilkie,  doors,  sashes,  etc,  SW 
cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

Moore  Z  W,  37,  38  and  30  Cal  Market 

Moorecroft  Frederick,  stone  seal  engrav- 
er, 126  Kearny,  room  47 

Mooser  Wm,  architect,  302  Mont,  rm  46 

MORAGHAN  M  B,  oyster  saloon,  68 

C.ilifornia  Market 
Moran  Frank,  grocer,  422  Fourth' 
Mora-i  J  M  &  Co,  dry  goods,   204  and 

206  Sixth 
Moran  M,  liquors,  63  Jessie 
Moran  Thos  &  Co,  real  estate,  605  Sac 
Morande  C,  li^iuors,  650  Sacramento 
Morcel  Jos,  blacksmith,  12  Stockton  PI 
Morcliio  A,  impr  of  ostrich  and  fancy 

feathers,  720  M  vrket 

MORCHIO  MRS.  M  &  SON.  Bodie 

Restaurant,  6  Leidesdorff 
More  Mrs  L,  lodgings,  1126  Market  and 

21  Turk 
More,  Reynolds  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors, 

212  California 
Mareal  H  P  &  Co,  real  estate,  loan  and 

collection,  402  Montgom3ry 
Moreno  Miiin:?  Co,  217  Sansom,  room  8 
Moretti  P,  liquors,  420  Jackson 
M  oretti  &  Tr'^zziii,  fresco  painters.G  Eddy 

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mOROAN  &  CO,  wholesale  oysters,  8?! 

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Morgan  I)   D,    cashier  First    Nntionali 

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Mor^'un  .las,  mining,  310  Pine,  room  47i 
Morgan  .losiali  1%  bakery,  1104  Montgy' 
Morgan  .1  K,  varieties,  050  Fourth 
Morgan  Laura,  physician,  708  Sutter 
Morgan  Fatrick,  liquors,  N\V  cor  Baker 

and  Beach 
Morgan  Miss  S  V,  artist,  6  O'Farrell 
Morgan  \V  P,  stockbroker,  HI  (5  Montgy  1 
Morgenstein   A  \V,  butcher,  Tliird  and 

Brannan 
Morgenstern  M,  stock  appr,  436  Montgy 
Morgenstern  \Vm,  barber,  540  Market 
Morgunthal  Anthony,  atty  at  law,  4'2!) 

Mdutgcmery,  rooms  -Sand  4 
Morgentlian  M,  soap  works.  Sixteenth 

b<;t  Folsom  and  Hurrison 
Moriarty  P,  groceries,  SE   cor  Twenty- 
third  and  iTanipshire 
Moriarty  Kobt,  groceries,  S\V  cor  Hyde 

and  Broadway 
Morieno  J  M,  physician,  771  Market 
Morisco  Silver  Mining  Co,  324  Pine 
Mcn-ifion  &  Co,  real  estate,  436  Montgy 

MOBISOX,  HUTCHINSON  &  CO. 

The  Star  Shirt,  111'  Bush 
Morison  S  A,  real  estate,  43(5  Montgy 
Moriaon  W  C,  real  estate,  436  Montgy 
Moritz  J  C,  butcher,  705  Montgy  ave 
Morizio  Jos,  min  secy,  328  Mont,  rm  24 
Morken  H  F,  liquors,  328  Pine 
Morlock  F,  butter  and  cheese,  25  Centre 

Market 
Morning  Star  M  Co,  331  Montgomery 
Moroney  Paul,  stock  l)roker,  314  Mont 
Morrcll  A  J,  real  estate,  420  Montgy 
Morrell  C,  nuisician,  41^  Kearny 
Morrell  J  W,  restaurant,  537  Sac 
Morrell  Mrs  M,  bakery,  738  Howard 
Morrill  Paul,  surveyor  of  customs,  Cus- 
tom House 
Morris  A,  grocery,  713San8om 
Morris  A,  merchant  tailor,  119  Third 
Morris  B  &  Co,  jewelry  manufacturers, 

043  Siicramento 
Morris  11   D,  manufrs  agent,  (stoel),  21 

and  23  Fremont 
Morris  J  &  A,  marble  works,  214  and2I6 

Fifth 
Morris  Julius,  cigars,  32  Third 
Morris  &  Kennedy,  artists'  materials,  21 

Post 
Morris  Lemuel  P,  carpenter,  905  Jdtics 
Morris  Pincus,  clothing,  407  Eaist 
Morns   Pneumatic  Manufacturing   Co, 

bdl  hangers,  1045  Market 
Morris  Samuel,  fruit,  428  Sixth 
Morris  &  Son,  locksmiths,  1045  Market 


Morris  T  B,  supt   Kenton  Coal  Co,  NE 

cor  Sutter  and  Ltirkin 
^lorriaon  &   Co,   carriage  mnnufr,    110 

Jtjssie 
Mo  risou  G  H,  lumber,  retail,  575  Bran 
Morrison  Jas,  fruit,  1424  Fifth 
Morrison    John,  propr  Pioneer  Plating 

Works,  755  ^lission 
Morrison  John,  liquore,  cor  JSintli  and 

Mission 
Morrison  Jno  C  Jr,  capitalist,  310  Sac 
Morrison  Jonaa  J,  lumber,  cor  Mission 

and  Spear 
Morrison  Mrs  J,  fruit,  I42i  Fifth 
Morrison  K   F,   chief    justice   Supreme 

Court,  Mi)  Clay 
Morrison  U  if,  watchmaker  and  sewing 

machine  agent,  1252  Market 
Morrison  Thos  11,  real  cstati',  419  PiJio 
Morrison  W  F,  physician,  14294  Mission 
Morrison  VV  P,  druggist,  NW  cor  Twen- 
ty-second and  Mission 
Morrisscy  Mrs  Ann,  grocer,  210  Fifth 
Morrissey  Wm,  hoots  and  shoes,  39  Coml 
Morritt  \Vm,  tailor,  952A  Howard 
MORKOW  GEO.  hay,"grain  and  com- 
mission, 39  Clay 
Morrow  Robert  F,  capitalist,  414  Cal 

MORROW  &  STRONG,  proprs  Pacific 

Metal  Works,  115  and  117  First 
MORROW  WM  W,  atty,  75,  76  and 

77  Nevada  block 
Morse  C  A,  mining  sec,  217  Sansom 
Morse   C  W,    agent  Sanborn   Map  and 

Publishing  Co,  420  California 
Morse  Edward  A,  stock  broker,  12  Mont 
Morse  (>  1),  photographer,  417  Montgy 
Morse  Harry    N,  private  detective  and 

collection  auenev,  328  Montgomery 
MORSE  SIRAM,  editor    "Ladies' 

Home   Journal,"   Chronicle   bldg,  cor 

Kearny  and  Bush 
Morse  John,  butcher,  141  Page 
Morse  Mrs  S  P,  lodgings,  Frank's  bldg 
Morshead  J  W,  livery  stable,  25  Wash 
Morsiegren  A,  bakery,  237  Fourth 
Mortee"  Thos  Bagney,  sec  Park  Comniia- 

sioners,  309  Montgomery,  room  74 
Morti  Jacob,  liquors,  507  Commercial 
Mortimer  M  Co,  401  California,  room  4 
Mortincvick  S  &  Co,  liquors,  NW  cor 

Sacramento  and  East 
MORTON  ALBERT,  magnetic  physi- 
cian, 1 1  O'Farrell 
MORTON  H  A,  physician,  987  Har 
MORTON  H  R,  dentist,  205  Mont  ave 
Morton  J  B,  carpenter  and  builder,  3  St 

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Morton  J  &  Co,  draymen,  204  Battery 
Morton  T  &  IS  S,  wood  and  coal,  628  and 

630  Geary 
Morton  Wm  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  18 

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Mosbacher  Geraon.  boots  and  shoes,  '212 

Steuart 
Moalxirg  A,  cofTeo  saloon,  3  Hixtli 
Mose  Neil,  bakery,  "JG  Pane 
Mosebiich  FC\  erdlector,  330  Pino,  rm  3S 
MOSES  C  S  &  CO.  wool  buyers,  packers 

and  traders,  IJrannaii  jir  l''ifth 

MOSELER  SAFE  &  LOCK  CO,  Cin- 

cinnati,  .1  I)  HruiRT  agt,  405/;  (.'al 

MOSGROVE S  &  BRO.  imprs  dry  goods, 

cloaks  a)id  suits,  114  and   11*)  Kearuy 
MOSGROVE  S  &  SON,  dry  go..ds,  1 14 

Kearny 
MOSHEIMER   JOSEPH,  assaycr  and 

niiniiig  school,  507  Montgoniory 
Moslier  .1  P,  atfcy  at  law,  408  California 
Moss  Clias,  capitalist,  U30  Moiitgoini  ry 
Moss  Joseph,  poultry,  10  Hayes  V  Mkt 
Moss  J  Mora,  capitalist,  718  Battery 
Moss  Mrs  L,  bakerv,  L"J.S  First 
MOSS    W  S    &  CO,  I'roprs  daily  and 

weekly  "Examiner,'  ulJi")  VVasliington 
Mi)tt  (Jordon  N.  atty  at  law,  (530  Cl.iy 
MOTT  J  H  &  CO,  furniture    storage 

warehouse,  (U7  Market 
Mott  Wm  JI,  atty  at  law,  03(5  Clay,  rin'Jl 
Mou  Chon,  cigars  and  tobacco,  'iOl>  Dup 
Moulder  A  J,  secy  Pac  Stock  Exchange, 

314  Montg.on»cry,  room  I 
MOULTON  D  S,  mangr  Ilowe  Machine 

Co,  873  Market 
Moniton  &  Edmondson,  <lealers  in  ]iaint, 

51 G  Davis 
MOULTON  E  S  &  CO,  commission  and 

produce.  ^05  and  307  Clay 
Mount  Dana  Min  Co,  301)  Montgy,  rmSO 

MT  DL&BLO  HOTEL  AND  LAND 

CO,  Enoch  Conkliii  secy ,  535  California 
Mount  Diablo  Silver   Mining  Co,   C   N 

Shaw  secy,  40S  California 
Mount  Hood   Mining  Co,  40i>  California 
Mt  Potosi  Con  Min  Co,  318  Pine,  rm  31 
Mountain   Ice  Co,  S  D  Smith  manager, 

554  and  55G  Mission 
Mountain  Tunnel  (Ira vel  Co,  328   Mont 
MOUSER  B  T,  physician,  200  Post 
Mouser  S  M,  physician,  200  Post 
Mouthon  J.  liquors,  508  Hush 
Mowbray  II  C.  dentist,  200  Stockt»n 
Mower  A  H.  plumber,  334  Sixteenth 
Mowry  L  I.  atty  at  law,  402  Montgy 
MOWRY  RICHARD  D,  com  mchnt, 

wholesale  poultry,  103  and  104CalMkt 
MoyersC  J.  carri;igo  makers.  1148  Miss 

MOTNIHAN     &    AITEIN,    boiler 

works,  31 1  and  313  Mission 
Moynihaa  Lawrence,   boots  and  shoes, 

410  Sixth 
Mozart  E  H,  ladies  cloaks  and  suits,  i)32 

Market 
Mucha  P,  tailor,  448  Third 
Muecke.  Victor  &  Co,  «om  mchnts  and 

agents  Germanic  Lloyd,  109  California 


Much  N  k  Co,  liquors,  1411  Stockton 
Muehe  &  Duggim,  restaurant  and  bakery, 

211  Sutter 
Mueller  Fred'k  W,  blacksnjith,  1 128  Miss 
Mueller  (ieo,  li(|uor.s,  414  Market 
Mueller  <!eo,  li(iuor8,  '1\',\  Pino 
Mueller  V,  carpenter,  1»0G  Pacilic 
Mues  Clms,   groceries  and   liquors.  700 

I'Yont 
Mugan  D  &  Co,  commission  merchants, 

323  Davis 
Muh.iusJanu'9,  licpiors,  cor  Commercial 

and  Kearny 
Muhl    Win,   grocer,    N\V  cor  Stockton 

and  Filbert 
Muhlner  W'm  J,  saloon.  200  Hyde 
Muir  A,  marine  blacksmith,  1015  Bat 
Mnluahy  Mrs  A,  bakery  and  confection- 
cry,  807  .'i  Valencia 
Muloahy  Mrs  Bridget,  fruit,  410)1  Sixth 
Mulcahy  Mrs  H,  dressmaker,  GUI  Post 
Muloahy  Patrick  \V,  butcher,  720  liar 
Mulhern  Mrs  M  A,  dress  and  cloakmak- 

ing,  141  li'ourth 

MTILLAN  &  HYDE,  attys  at  law,  023 

ComnuTciai 
MuUane  Michael,  grocer,  440  Natoma 
Mnllany  M,  atty  at  law,  520  Montgy 
Mnller  Adolph,  furrier,  G44  Market 
MuUer  A  C,  crockery,  1 15  Third 
MULLER   C,    optician   and  dealer   in 
optical  gooils,    135  Montgomery  (see 
advt  under  Opticians) 
MuUer  Frank,  bootmaker,  242  Sutter 
Muller  F  W,  manufr  carriages   and  wa- 
gons, 1128  Mission 
Muller  Geo,  plumber,  125  Post 

MULLER  &  GWYNN,  land  agents, 

12G  Kearny 
Muller  Geo,  bakery,    SW   cor.  Mission 

and  Eleventh 
MuUer  Girard,  cracker  bakery,  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Eleventh 
Muller  H,  liquors,  20  Sacramento 
Muller  H,  groceries,  1)12  Bryant 
Muller  Henry,  liquors,  GO  New  Montgy 
Muller  Jacob,  horseshoeing,  Rll  ave  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth  aves 
Muller  John,  butcher,  13  and  14  Cal  Mkt 
Muller  Jno,  restaurant.  Stock  nr  O'Far 
Muller  John  J,  liquors,  SVV  cor  Steuart 

and  Howard 
Muller  J  M,  licpiors.  702  Front 
Muller  &  Koenig,  pork  packers,  15  and 

16  California  Market;  packing  house, 

Harrison  nr  Eleventh 
Muller  L,  restaurant,  307  Battery 
Muller  R.  groceries  and  liquors,  332  Main 
Muller  Mrs  S,  milliner.  1108  Stockton 
Muller  &    Schneider,   horseshoers   and 

blacksmiths,  19  Hayes 
Muller  k  VViggless,  liquors,  2i0  Steuart 
Muller  Wm,  hairdresser,  614  Post 


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Mullins  W  F,  saloon,  IfiOl  Turk 
MoUoy  C  W,  hluckstnith,  '218  Fifth 
Mulloy  Potor,  colluctor,  315  Ciiliforniii 
Mulreuny  (J,  bootmaker,  915  PoHt 
Mulvillc  N  B,  atty  at  law,  «i04  Morch 
Mulville  I'Mward,  fruit,  I'Ju  Fiftli 
Muncy    Wyndham,     cij^ars,    NW    cor 

Montgomery  and  Californiii 
Mund  li  A,  watchmaker,  720  Market 
Mund  &  Wadman,  stoves,  plumbers,  tin 

and  coppersmiths,  5  Taylor 
Mund  Wm,    watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

18i  Fourth 
Mundell  O  C,  livery  stable,  7^5  Market 
Mundct  Mrs  Johanna,  bakery,  cor  Fran 

CISCO  and  Midway 
Munk  M,  printer,  709  Market 
Munkeu  Martin,  grocer,  NW  cor  Grove 

and  Buchanan 
Munroo  John,  horaeslioeing  and  t;encral 

repairing,  SB  cor  Greenwich 

MTJNSELL  JAMES  JR,  iuauranco, 
215  iSanoom 

Munson  J  H,  sawfiler,  504  Stevenson 

Munson  James,  liquors.  Long  Bridge,  nr 
Kentucky 

Munsou  J  no  A,  manager  St  (zcorge  Ho- 
tel, 812  Kearny 

Munter  Joseph,  pictures  and  frames, 
1047  Folsom 

Murasky  Chas,  carpenter  and  builder, 
541  Twenty-third 

MTTRCHIE  0  &  S  MININO  00, 328 

Montgomery,  rm  <> 
Murdock  C  A  &  C»,  printers,  53l'  Clay 
Murfey  S  S,  atty  ana  notary  public,  607 

Montgomery 
Mui'ken  Martin,  grocer,  NW  cor  Grove 

and  Buchanan 
Muro  G  R,  wood  and  coal,  20  Stockton 
Murphey  &  McVeigh,  groceries,  500 Ellis 
Murphy  A,  real  estate  agt,  511  Cal 

HTJRPHT    A    H>     coffee    and  spice 

mills,  5  First 
Murphy  Charles,  barber,  135  Third 
Murphy  &  Connors,  foreign  and  domestic 

fruits,  508  Sauftom 
Murphy  Daniel  J,  atty  at  law,  C3G  Clay 
Murphy  Daniei  J,  fruit,  429  Fourth 
Murphy  Dennis,  boots  and  shoes,  2304 

Folsom 
Murphy  D  H,  barl)er,  303  Sixth 
Murphy  D  T,  groceries,  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Seventh 
MIJBPHT    D    W    &  CO,  real  estate 

agts,   house  brokers,  partnerships  ne 

gotiated,  60S  Market 
MUBPHY  E  H  &  CO.  printers  and 

publishers,  415  Market 
Murphy  E  P,  stockbroker,  409  Pine 
MTJRFHY,  GRANT  &  CO,  importer 

foreign  and  domestic  dry  goods  cor 

Sansom  and  Bush 


Murphy  &   Horn,    wholesale  butchers, 

53a  Kearny 
M  urphy  Mru  H  B,  dressmaker,  456  6th 
Murpliy  J,  liquors,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Seventh 
Murphy  John,  liquors,  cor   liberty  and 

Townsend 
Murphy  .las,  barber,  334  Bush 
Murphy  James,  physician,  659  Clay 
Murjihy  James  Jr,  physician,   1613  Van 

Ness  ave 
Murphy  John  Luttrell,  city  and  county 

atty,  New  City  Hall 
Murphy  J  F  &  i'o,  real  estato  agts,  402 

Montgomery 
Murphy  J  H,    wines  rind   liquorn,    800 

Market 
Murphy  J  J,  liquors,  231  Kearny 
Murphy  Jno,    carpet  Iwating,  Alabama 

bet  Twenty-tifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Murphy  J  W,  groceries,  1641  Mission 
Mnrphy   P,  poultry,  74  and  75  Centre 

Market 
Murphy  Kobt  W.  physician,  1601  Oounh 
Murphy  S  (>,  cashier  Pacific  Bank,  NW 

cor  Pine  and  Sansom 
Murphy  T  (i,  atty  at  law,  629  Kearny 
Murphy  W,  liquors,  San  Mij^uel  Station 
Murray  A  &  Co,  lish,  72  and  73  Centre 

Market 
MURRAY  H,  com  merchant,  202  Clay 
Murray  H  R,  i>ub  "Olympian,"  419  Sac 
Murray  J,  liquors,  NE  cor  2d  and  Bran 
Murray  John,  barlior,  9  and  11  Pacific 
Murray  J  F,  physician,  1234  Dupont 
Murray  J  F  &  J  B,  custom  house   dray- 
man, 241  Jackson 
Murray  Mrs  M,  fancy  goods,  1001   20th 
Murray  Mary  Mrs,  bakery,  3J8  Sixth 
Murray  Thomas,  hotel,  510  Davis 
Murray  Wm,  poultry,  39  and  40  (irand 

Western  Market 
Murray  Wm  B,  stockbroker,  308  Pine 

MURRAY  W  H,  managers  F  "Journal 

of  Commerce,"  414.  Clay 
Murtha  Wm  M,  gas  fittings,  1417  Buch 
Muser  Bros,  gloves  and  laces,  541  Mkt 
Mussel  Slough  Ditch  Co,  FMoyer,  secy, 

408  California 
Musto  Bros,  marble  saw  mill,  707  to  715 

Battery 
Mutschler  Chr,  shoemaker^  1  Tyler 

MUTUAL  BENEFIT  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO.  of  New  Jersey,  J  Munsel 
Jr,  a«t  for  Pacific  Coaat,  215  Sansom 

MutuaiBuilding  and  Loan  Association, 
232  Sutter 

MUTUAL  ICE  CO,  John  Kirkpatrick 
president,  .John  Cashin,  aeey  and  supt, 
321  Francisco 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO 

OF  N  y,  A  B  Forbes  general  agent, 
214  Sansom 


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state  agta,  402     <S 

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1041  Mission       ,  ^ 
,  and  75  Centre     g- 

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cor  2d  and  Bran       y 

)  and  11  I'acific 

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torn  house  dray-  i  ^ 

goods,  1001  COth  N 
ifery,  3IS  «ixth  rf 
I,  510  Davia  1  «■ 

39  and  40  Grand  ,  ^ 

liroker,  303  Tine        g. 
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fc.  1417  Buch    ij 
■ud  laces,  541  U^i     ^ 
lo,  F  Moyer,  secy,    ^ 

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Last,  215  Sansom 
iLoau  Association, 

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Ihin,  secyandsupt,    J 

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Mutual  Ileal  Estate  Co,  VVm  Stewart 
8«cy,  320  Sonsoni 

Mutual  Security  tHiud,  J  F  Naughton 
Hic,  3;il  Kearny 

MuuH  &  Uohwedur,  groceries,  839  Broad 

Muybrid>{e  EJ,  photographer  4 17  Mont- 
gomery 

Muwinte  C,  fruit  and  vegetables,  1332 
Dupont 

Muy.i<)&  I<aruoniitrsino,  fruits,  801  Busli 

MYER  A  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
1014  Market 

Myer  H,  liquors,  724  Front 

Myer  H,  gntcer,  S\V  cor  (ruary  and  Lag 

Mytr  N,  club  room,  332  Bush 

Mytr  William,  dry  goods,  11 13. I.  Stock 

Myitrs  Edwd,  atty  at  law,  224  Sansom 

Myers,  (tilinan  &  Kacouillat,  Tacitic  Box 
Factory,  cor  Ninth  and  Harrison 

Myers  H  &,  Son,  pawnbrokers,  ojjticnl 
goods,  watches  and  jewelry,  3113  and 
023  Kearny 

Myers  Leon  B,  importer  of  Italian  and 
Vermont  m;'.ible,  and  Scotcli  monu- 
ments, 28  and  30  Main 

MYERS  M  Jt  military  and  naval  tail- 
ors, 1   llardio  i'lacc 

Myers  and  Markel,  liquors,  710  Mission 
and  318  Bush 

Myers  K  C,  druggist,  N\V  cor  Union 
and  Powell 

Myers  A  Schrain,  oil  stoves  and  lamps, 
J5.H  Fourth 

Myrick  M  K,  associate  justice,  040  Clay 

My  sell  J  G,  baker,  142  Eleventh 

NABER.  ALFS  &  BRUNNE,  imi.rtrs 

whiilesale  li([uors,  4l;{  Front 
Naclunan  A,  spring  bods,  155  N  Montgy 
Nachtigfil  I'',  grocer,  NW  cor   Post  anil 

Broderick 
^facht8hciln  Mi's   Fre'k,  <lry  goods  and 

notions,  cor  Butte  and  Kentucky 
Nagil  J,  boots  and  shoos,  OtO  L'ltiy 
Nagle  P  B,  atty  ami  prust  Central  (Jar- 
dens  Association,  511  Montgomery 
Nagle  Wni,  butcher,  027  Bush 
Nahl  A,  artist,  318  Kearny 
Naish  John,  boots  and  shocst,  007  Oetav 
Napa  Coii  Quicksilver  M  Co,  330   Pine 

room  10 
Napthaly  B  F,  atty,  055  Washington 

NAPTHALY,    FREIDENRICH    & 

ACKERMAN,  attys  at  law,  4iiO  Cal 
Narjot  Ernest,   paintSr,   portniits,  etc, 

822  Creenwieh 
Narnelle  S,  wood  and  coal,  1803  Mason 
.^fa8a  Andrew,  bootmaker,  551  Folsom 
Nast,  Grunzweig  &  Co,  sole  agt  Meriden 

Silver  Plating  Co,  impra  jewelry,  533 

Market 


n  .J  F,  atty  at  law,  H31    Kearny 
P  Z,  locks,  safes  and  scales,  209 


Nathan  k  Co,  dry  gooils,  27  and  29  Fifth 
Nathan  B  &  Co,  erockery,  gloss  and  cut- 
lery, 120  to  lao  Sutter 
Nathan,  Mrs  L,  second  hand  store,  929 

Market 
Nathan,  Pulverman  k  Co,  manufr  cloth- 
ing, 29  Hattery 
NATHAN  S,  livery  stable,  720   Union 
Nathan  S,  clothing,  818  Montgomery 
National    Hell  Telcphnno    Co,    Samuel 
Hiibbiinl  agt,  140  Montgomery 

NATIONAL    SURGICAL    INSTI- 
TUTE, l>r  J  M  Hinkle  manager,  :il9 
Busli 
National   Temperance   Society    Di^posi- 

tory,   1041  Market 
Nauglitoii 
Naum.in 
Davis 
Nttumkcag  Min  Co,  310  Pine,  rm  15 
Nannton  <{fo,  shipping  agt,  524  Battery 
Navajo  Min  Co,  Stock  Exchange  bldg 
Navon  &  (Jreen,  blacksmiths,  012  Bdwy 
Neal  Charles  S  &  Co,  stockbrokers,  'SAO 

Montgomery 
Neale  Vincent,  atty  at  law,  320  Sansom 
Nealy  P,  nursery,   NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Twentieth 
Neary  Bernard,  boots  and  shoes,  85  Stev 
Neary  N,  bootmaker,  cor  U 11  and  Ninth 

aves 
Ne.iry  Thds,  wood  and  coal,  739  Guerrero 

NEEDELS    A    P,    atty  at  law,    520 

Monti;oinery 
Neilsen  Mrs  A,  varieties,  1213  Fillmore 
NEIS  PHIL,  hop  dcialer,  .S22  Davis 
Nejhuis  Hjinn,  li(|uor8,  500  Pacific 
Xelligan  Wm  H,  shoemaker,  303A  Fifth 
Ncllman  .Ino,  hiiy  and  grain,  wood  and 

coal,  901  (ircenwich 
Nelson  Alhert  N,  liquors,  SW  cor  Wash- 

ingti)n  and  I.h'umm 
Nelson  Bros,  cabinet  makers,  190  IGth 
N'dson  (J  &  S  Min  Co,  309  Montgomery 
N'elsftn  Henry,  j  rocer,  ;i44  Bryant 
Nelson  &  Ive.",  liciuors,  Si  Pacific 
Nelson  .lames,  butclier,  55  (irand  Arcade 

Market 
Nelson  .lohn,  liquors,  27  I'acific 
Nelson  P  D,  shoum  iker,  529  Kast 
Nelson  T  H,  furniture,  130  Fourth 
Nelson  Wm   F,   hardware,  200  and  208 

Jackson 
NESBITT  I  &  BRO,  imprs  of  Eastern 
white   oak  staves,  shooks  and  heads, 
and   dealers   in  California  wines  and 
brandies,  21  to  25  Bluxome 
Nestel  A,  hairdressen,  320  Francisco 
Neuber  Adolf,  saloon.  *?0  Turk 
Neubert  &  Turk,  dairy  produce  and  de- 
licacies, 25  and  20  California  Market 
Neuburger,  Reiss  &  Co,  impra  dry  goods, 
510  Market  and  17  Sutter 


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Neuciiburg  Jno,  grocer,  400  Pacific 

NEUENSCPiWANDER    R.  liquors, 

422  .Sacramento 
Neuman  (Justave,   dairy  produce,    114t) 

J'olsoin 
Neuman  P,  carpets,  117  Sixth 
Neuman  &  Putznian,  wholesale   liquors, 

:{40  I'ino 
Neumann  Albert,  jeweler,  9  (ieary 
Neumann  &    Kielilioff,  attys  at  law,  i'M 

Mont;_(inu'ry 
Neuuiann  Leoipold,  dentist.  8  Kearny 
Neumann  &  Wagner,    butchers,   cor  '2'.U\ 

and  Hampshire  and  Potrero  avo 
Neunaber  H,  groceries  and  liquors,   S\V 

CUV  Boale  and  Folsnm 

NEUSTADTER    BROS,    wliolesak 

clothing  and  shirt  factory,  NW  cor 
r'ine  and  liattery 

NEOVAL  &  SOMERVILLE,  usphal 

tiun  rootiuL',  4'20  .f  acksou 
NEUWAID  WM,  earriage  and  wagon 
factory,  4'_'1  ami  4'2'.i  Pacific 

NEVADA  BANK  OF  S  F,  H  w  (ikim 

cashier,  SOI  Montgomery 
Nevad  I  Laml  <fe  Mining  Co,  SO'J  Montuy 

NEVADA    METALLURGICAL 
WORKS,  Huhn  &  Lnckhardt  proprs, 
'J.S  Stevenson 
Nevada  Min  Co,  .SIS  Pine,  rm  Kl 
Nevada    Peservoir    Mitcli    Co,    Samuel 

Baker  secy,  "JO'J  Sacramento 
NEVILLE  &  CO   (<ieoH   Bryant  ami 
John  M  Neville),  manufrs  bags,  tiuits, 
awnings,    bag    twines,     threads,   and 
upholstery,  .SI  and  US  California 
Neville  Vj  H,  money  broker,  lit)  Moutgy 
"NEW  AGE"  (weekly),  4i.'0  Kearny 
New  Albany  Mining  Co,  '21  Merchants' 

Kxciiange 
Newb-uer  &.   Co,  manufr  matches,  217 

Sacrauicnto 
Newbauer  .loseph,  coal,  20(5  Bush 

NEW    CITY    HALL    LIVERY 

STABLE,  K    C    laln.er    propr,    ISt 

Tyler 
New  CosoMin  Co,  .S27  Pint; 
Newdorfin-  H,  bootmaker,  til 5  Davis 
NEWELL  BROS,  agt  New  York  Soap 

Co,   221    Davis;    factory,    17    ami    I'J 

Diamond 
Newell  K  D,  licuiors,  118  Natoma 
NEWSLL  THOS,  oom  merchant,   P_>4 

Clay 
Newell  W  A,  physician,  CSO  Howard 
New  Ei.gland  Combination  Rooting  Co, 

cor  Main  and  Mission 
New  England  (J   &   S    Mining  Co,  327 

Pine 

NEW  ENGLAND  MUTUAL  LIFE 

INSURANCE  CO  of  Boston.Wallaco 
Eversou  gen  agt  Pacific  Coaat,  328 
Montgomery,  rm  2 


NEW  ENGLAND  SOAP  FACTORY, 

H  Fishbeck   &   Co,  N  K  cor  Nebraska 

and  New  Potrero 
New  Era  Ci  &  S  Mining  Co,  328  Moutgy 
New  ii  Jorge,  grocer,  t)04  Natoma 
Newlall  (t  1),  agt  Cha8  McLaughlin,  16 

Montgomery  ave 
New  nail  H  C,  atty  at  law,  GOO  Sac 
is'ewhall  11  M  &  Co,  auctioneer.'}  and  com 

merchant-',  SOl)  to  SIS  Sansom 
New  Helvetia  House,  C  A  Keuneri  -opr, 

01(5  C.ilifornia 
Newhutt"  F,   loeki<mith,  bellhanger  and 

electrician,  S2S  Bush 
New  Homer  Miniiiii  Co,  L'OS  Hush 
NEWKIRK  D  I,  blacksmith  and  car- 

riagtim.uker,  'J7iS  Mi:«sion 
Newlands    Frank    ('>.  atty   at    law,   SO'J 

Mmitgomery,  rm  IS 
Newlands   Jas,  mining  secy,  "JOS    Bush 
Newma.laeob,  livery -sttble,  2',I12  Miss 
Newman  A,  livery  stable,  SI.")  (Jeary 
Newman  A  A  Co,  meats,  1   and  2  Centre 

Market 
Newman  B   B,  atty  nt  law,  72!)  Moutgy 
Ni^wman  S  &  Co,  dealers  in  luM-f,  pork, 

venl,    mutton,     smoked    and    corned 

meats,  (J rand  Opera  Market 

NEWMAN    JAMES,    g-ld    leaf    and 

dental  foil,  202  i'o.st 
Newman  Mrj,  restaurant,  fiOl  Montgy 
Newnianu  I'  H,  nie.d  market,  o-JO  Ei.st 
Nt'wman  Sanutel,  pl'\siei:in,  10  Third 
Newman  S,  tailor,  105'.*  Howard 
Newman  Wm    .1,  drv   goods,  102;")    and 

1027  Stockton         '  « 

Nt'wmark   H    &    Co,  wholesale   grocers, 

214  Caiifornia 
Newmar't.  .)  1'  &  Co,  gen  c.  in  n.iiich.Tut, 

214  (.'alifornia 
Newmark  N,  atty  at  law,  S.SO  Pine 
New  Metropolitan  Market,  ^»1']  cor  N.,v 

Montgomery  ami   Mission 
New  Orleans    Ins    Assn,  Hutchi'.son  & 

Mann  agts.  S22  California 
New  Botrero  Co,  fertilizers,  SSO  Pine 
Newsom  S  &  .loseph  C,  architects,  .S20 

ISansom 
Newth  K  '^',  photographer,  (520  Clay 
NEWTON  BROS  &  CO,  imprs  of  teas 

ami  wholesale  urocers,  204  and  20(5  Cal 
Newton    E    D,   liquors,    S\V  cor  Sacra- 
mento anil  Montgomery 
Newton  H  A,  stock  broker.  327  Pine 
New  Washington  Hotel,  Henry  F  Maass 

l)ropr,  <524  Fourth 

NEW  WISCONSIN  HOTEL,  Tr.,ni. 

bath  &  Evans  jtroprs,  iM)2  Montgy 
New  York  Board  of  Marine  Underwrit- 
ers, Oliver  Eldridgo  agt,  318  Cal 

NEW  YORK  CITY  INSURANCE  CO 

(Fire),  Hutchinson  &  Mann  gen  agts, 
322  and  324  California 


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agt,  405 \  (California 
New  York  Life  Ins  Co,  '220  Sansom 
New   York  M    Co,  D  L  Thoniaa  aecy, 

20:J  Bush 
New  York  Min  Co,  S  F  Ex  hldq,  nn  8 
New  York  Min  Co,  20:{  Bush 
NYfc  S  F  Collar   Co,   J   E  Richards 

maiiauei"  anil  a<^t,  (5  Battery 

NEW  YORK   UNDERWRITERS^' 

AGENCY,    H    Balzer  &   Co  agents, 
'20i>  Sansom 
New  Zealand  Insurance  Co,  :?07  Cal 
New  Zealand  f>oan  and   Mercantile  Ag- 
ency, .W  California 
Noylan  .las,  luinhcr,  1 8  and  20  Spear 
Niagara  Instinmce  Co,  UKi  Sansom 
Nia<,'ara  Silver  Min  Co,  .'V_'4  Pine 
Nich'-;ll  Chiis  F,  physician,  7015  Post 
Niehv.l  riold  and  Silver  Min  Co.'V.iO  Pine 
Xiehol  Wm,  collector,  (50")  Sacrameuto 
Nic'holas   &    Atwood,    hay    and    grain, 
Perry  het  Third  and  Fourth 

NICHOLAS   GEORGE,  harin-i  shop, 

lodsiines  anil  saloon,  'M    to    H7    Sacra- 
mento art  barh'.'r  shop  and   lod;^iugs, 
NK  cor  Sevi'iitli  and  Folsom 
Nicholas  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,    ,'}0S   Te- 

NICHOLS  A  C  &  CO,    agout-i    Weut- 
worth's  iMiots  and  shoes,  and   leather, 
hides  and  tallow,  402  Battery 
Nichols  F  C,  iiiiuors,  'M  Stocktou 
Nichols  H  1^,  physician,  :.'.S0  Kearny 
Nichols  L  H,  atty  at  law,  :W1  Mont-y 
Nichols  W   M,  liquors,  N\V  ofir  Powell 

and  Francisco 
Nicholson    ■!.    MacUsmith   and    wagon- 

niakor,  18.'!')  Mission 
Nicholsun  .1  .1,  hlacksmith,  lOt  14th 

NICHOLSON  WAS,   t^tty    at   law, 

iS'M  Mont;;onicvy 
NICKEL   JT  L,    conimission  lu'^rcliant, 

l-j;{  California 
Nickelshurg  S,  ^'cu  mdse,  71'2  Sansom 
jNickersou  &  Co,  liunl)or,'JOJ  Sacramento 
Nicol  W.  real  estate,  liO")  Sajramento      j 
Nicolai  \V,  tailor,  I'-'P;  Polk  ] 

Nicolayseu    Frank,  h)aril  and  lodj^ings, 

V2i  and  l'J'.»  -lack inn 
Nicolajsen  .1,    li![uors,  NK   cor    Ix-ides- 

dorrt'  aad  Halleck 
Nicols    Mrs     Soplirouia,     homd'opathio 

physician,  IPJG  Market 
Nicols  Kichd,  cii,':'.rs   and  tobacco,    (ioO 

Fourth 

NICOIiL  THE  TAILOR.   7-.>7  Mar- 

ket,  IS  Kearny  and  505  Montgomery, 

(see  ad vt  back  cover) 
Nicott,   Eilward  &   Co,   soap  mauufrs, 

NW  cor  Seventh  and  Mission 
Niefer  F,  liquors,  '-'S  Third 
Nielsen  Chris,  restaurant,  G3'2  Vallejo 


Nielsen     Wilhelm,    coffje    saloon^    --'27: 

Moiiti,'omery  ave 
NIEMAN  IGNATZ,  iunk,  (5-27  Pacific- 
Niemaiin  H,  pattern  shirts,  1'20  Suttus      •  J 
Niemann  .Ino,  groceries,  4  IS  ,h>m»:  U 

Niese    Fred,   bakery  and  groceries,.   'J Hi  >  ' 

Harrison  "  [  ^ 

Niessen  .Ino,  restaurant,  i:i24  Stockton    l( 
Ni<j.;htiii'4ale  F,  groceries.  ■2400  Post  1  ' 

Nii'htiii^alu  .iuo,  physician,  '.)0G  Market   1  * 
Ni-ro   :  V,  U.iuors,  Hi  I -2  Polk  ^  j 

Nile  M  1),  mirror-and  picture  frames  SE.  !  1 

or  Mont,')inery  avc  aud  Chestuufc.         '. 
N des  A  C,  atty  at  law,  (!40 Clay  |. 

Nii|u;;t  Chas,  liiiuors,  8  Sixth    '  A 

Xischwit/  A,  wiiies  aiul  liquoitf.  It  and  L 

1  (5  ( J'eary  j ! 

Nissen  Christian,  liquors,  '23  Mont  ave     '; 
Nitze  W,  li(|Uors,  '21  I  Steveus-ni  j  ■ 

Noh  Hill  (lold  &  Silver  Minins;  Co..  d.m-  |  • 

Piae,  room  'M  '  |i 

Noble  Mro.«,  painters,  G42  Cl.'iy  ', 

Noble  H  H  &  Co,  stockbrokers.  KIj  Cal.  ,| 
Nobmann  (.',  groceries,  2081  Filluuire 

NOETHIG    WM.     propr     Humboldt 

I'rewery,  ]84:V Mission 
Noisat  Bros,  wholesale  limiors,  I. 'W4  I  hip  ' 
NOLAN  BROS,  -^oots.  and   shoes,   7.S8 

and  740  Market  j 

Nolan  &  Crogan,  painters,  404  Mont'<.'y"     j 
Nolan  F  \)  &  Ct.,  boot  and  shoe  mauufrs,   I 

71  Stevenson  | 

Nolan  Jas,  saloon,  SE  ;;or  Bush  and  Keai'  ' 
Nolan  John,  '.ivery  stable,  IMl  I  Cal 
Nol;iM  M  l>,  bodts  ai'd  '^lioL-H    !  I  Thjrd 
Nolan  M  J,  atty,  51';)  Montgoni'-ry 
NOLAN  P  F  &   CO,    wholesale   boots- 

aud  shoes,  414  Market 
Nolt<>   August  F,  grocer,   SE  cor  Hyde- 

and  Filbert 
Nolte  C  IJ,  -rocery,  I^OOt  Missioi) 
Nolte  Hv'rinau,  tailor,  4t»i  Dujjitut 
Noltt  Win  F.  taxidermist,  27  Turk 
Noltlieiiius  vS:  Schmid,  Ini'tchcrs,  Ml!  cor 

i  o\i\bard  .'Hid  Stocktou 
Noon  A,  physician.  102  Kearny 
NOON  JAS  T,  atty  at  law.  Olil  Sac 
Noonan  .Jeremiah,  l>akery.  40  Siivcith 
Noonan  1'  .1,  liquors    2(i;i)>  I'ost 
Noonday  M  Co,  810  Pine,  room  2."» 
Noorden  Th,  liquors,  I1'20  l^arkin 

NORAGER,  HJUL  &  CO,  coiiec  sa- 

lo.m,  -22  Fifth 
Norcross  &   Co,  maunfr  rogalias,  army 

ami  navy  dt'corations,  GPost 
Norcross  \V  F,  editor  and  propr   "  New 

Age,"  4*20  Kearny 
Nordbruch  Henry  L,  groceries,.  (>42  .Tack 
N-<riiwell  0  \V,   draper  and  tailor,  218 

hush 
Norgrode  .John,  trunks,  etc,  12<n  try 
Norii'ga  P,  hatt'    ,  52S  Montgomery 
Norman  &  Kokl.  ^painters,  1(353  Mkt 


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Norman  Y  G,  hardware,  SiO  Valencia 
Noiman  M  Co,  302  Montgomery 
Morris  Charles,    oysters  and  clams,  do 

Washington  Market 
Norris  E  J  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco,  946 

and  948  Market 
Norris  Wni,    sec  Spring  Valley    Water 

Works,  516  California 
Northam  K  F,  capitalist,  120  Sutter 
North  Anurican  Con  Co,  V.&l  Montgy 
North  American  Ice  Co,  IJHU  Montuy 
North  Beach  &  Mission  Street  R  K,  cor 

Fourth  ami  Lcuisa 
North  Belle  Isle  VI  Co,  Stock  Exchange 

building 
North  Belmont  M  Co,  8  S  F  Kxchango 

building 

NORTH  EICOMFIELD  GBAVEI 

M  CO,  H  Fith<  r  stc,  liiO  Sansi  n» 
North  BonaiiZii  M  Co,  bO!)  AJontuomery 

N  0  E  T  H  BKITISH  &  MEKCAN- 
TILE  FIRE  INS  CO  OF  LONDON 

AND  EDINBURGH,  Thon  C  Grant 

gen  agent,  -i;i  .Saii.v  ni 
North  Bulwer  G  &  S  M  Co.  'JOli  Bush 
North  C.  life  rui:t  V,  &  S  M  Co,  .'ii;8  Mont 
North  China  Ins  Co,  LOti  Sr.nsoni 
North  Conistoek  S  M  Co,  '.O.S  Bush 
Nrrth  (on  Virginia  M  Co,  at);t  M(nt 
Nortli  Dayi.Mi  (i  V  S  M  Co,  :<2S  Mont 
Noit!.(.rn  It.'.ilroad,  olfuvj  NKc*-r  i'onrth 

and  Tov  nsend 

NORTH  IGEEMAN  FIRE  INS  CO 

OF  HAMBURG,    Hy  Balzer  &   C 

gen  aiients,  -(M)  Simsoni 
North  ('oimiiii   Hotel,  Wieac  &  Wagner, 

jjroprs,  2li  SH(r:inienlo 
Nortli    (lernian  Lloyd  Sti.'anit.hip  Co,  C 

DuisenlxTg  agent,  ;{14  Sacramento 
North  Keystone  M  Co,  6  S   V  I'.xehange 

NORTH?'  LEWIS  &  DEAL,  attys  »t 

law,  '2','X)  .Moi:'  ;oun.'ry 
Nortii  Mammoth  M  Co,  .'lOi'  Montgomery 
Ninth  Noonday  M  Co,  SIO  l'i;i.>,  rm  '.;") 

NORTH  PACIFIC  COAST  RAIL- 
PtOADt  iliiees  .S'.;s  Montgomery,  nus 
1>,   10  and    II 

North    Point  U  S  Bomled  Warehouse, 

.'^ansnni 

NORTH  SAN  FRANCISCO  HOME- 
STEAD AND  RAILROAD  ASSN, 

A  1)  Smith  KL'ey.  .SIO  Calitoniia 
Nojth    Soorjiion  Mining  Co,  211  Saiisoni 
North  Standard  G  &  S    Mining   Co,  '.<m 

Mofitgomerv.  rooni  44 

NORTH  STAR  FLOUR  MILLS,  M 

C  iJlis,  2V0Clay 
Nort4i  Star  (Joid  Mining  Co,  401  Cal 
North  Utah  Minim;  Co,  iOIi  BuHh,  rm  S 
North's  Ways  Dry  iJock,  foot  Louisiana 

And  I'otrero  Point 
Northmore  S,  butcher,  1520  Fol.som 


Norton  G  F,  whitener,  80.3  Howard 
Norton  Henry  M,  livery  boarding  stable, 
NE  cor  lurk  and  Larkin 

NORTHWESTERN  NATIONAL 

INSURANCE  CO,   of  Mdwaukeo,  A 

D  Smith  agt,  iilO  California 
Northern   Assurance   Corporation,    317 

California 
Northern  Bell  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  309 

Montgomery,  room  29 
Nortliern  King  M  &  M  Co,  318  Bine 
Northern  Light  G  &  S  Mining  Co,   310 

Pine 
Norton  .Toseph.  licjuors,  1923  Folk 
Norton  &  Madison,  co(  oerage,  1 12  Sac 
Norton  P,    liijuors    and  grocorien,    241 

Fight  h 
N<  rton  &  Walker,  carpenters,  516  Kear 

NORWICH  UNION  FIRE  INS  CO, 

Falkner  Bell  &  Co,  4:^0  California 
Nougaret  Chas,    chair  factory,   133  and 

l.'iS  Beaie 
Nougues  Jos  M,  atty  at  Ian',  41 1^  Cal 
NouiscG  A,  atty  at  law,  420  C'rdiforni.i 
Novella  &  Pitto,  liv-ry  stable,  427  .lac). 
Noyea  R  B,  >niiiu     >iecy,  210  .Nlontgy 
Nuhert  &, 'l\i    <.  V      i>  -if  and   delieaeies, 

stads25aj        •.  .   ,  i;.)rnia  Market 
Nucleus  Hotel,  1  Stern  &■  Son  propr,  cor 

Third  and  Alarket 
Nuinenherg    Chas,    groceries,  NW   cor 

Broadway  &  Polk 
Numa  Mining  Co,  :'>28  Montgomery 
Nunan    Mathew,    Hilierniau    Brewery, 

I2-.7  Howard 
Nunes  l.ni/.  A,  clothing,  115  Jackson 
NiinnG  it  H,  coal,  wood,  hayandgrain, 

USi5  Union 
Nniiirt  L,  li(juors,  318  Bryant 
NuMsa  William,   boots  and   shoes,    II II 

NUTTING  CALVIN   &  SON.  iron 

doorM,  girtlerr",  fences,  etc,  121  Fre- 
mont 

Nutting  M  P,  poultry,  7  r  '  iO  Great 
Western  Market 

NYE   A   F    &   CO,  iinp"  ^la  lix- 

tares,  313  and  317  I'ii 

Njc  A  (i.  pi(.tiiri'S  anil  ar.i'»  .ucdx, 
"1033  Market 

Nye  J  W  &  Co,  real  estate,  ?;M  Kearny 

Nygii  W  A,  atty  at  law,  J03  Montgy 


Oakhin.l  Con  Gold  Min  Co,  314  Montgy 
Oakland  (.'reek  I'otite  Ferry,  foot  Mkt 
Oakhunl  Ferry  Pareel  Delivery  Co,  Mar- 
ket St  Wharf 
Oakland  Freiglt  Tr'ui'-;. .-  Co,  Oakland 

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Oaklaml  Gold  Min  Co,  V^*  It  I  sk  prest, 
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manager,  415  California 
Oakland  Quicksilver  Miii  Co,  30'.>  Mont 
Oakley  A  D,  rubber  stamps  and  light- 
ning copying  tablet,  712  Mout^^omery 
Oakley  (>  H,  capt  steamer  "Ellen  ' 
Oakley  R  0,  real  estate  agt,  42'J  Mont 
Obenauer  Oeo,  baths  and  liailx-r,  3H  2il 
O'Beirne  Arthur,  meat  nnirket,  'JIO  4th 
Obradovieh  S,  rtNtaurant,  '.01   Stockton 
O'Brian  Michael,  linuors,  NW  c<>r  Clay 

and  Drumm 
O'BriiUi  P,  grocer,  111  Vallejo 
O'Brien  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  IIT-O  .Mkt 
O'Brien  Daniel,  pk.mlier  and  )^a.-^titter,  '1 

Sixth 
O'Brien  E   A  &   Co,  stock   and  money 

broker?,  4'-'4  Montgomery 
O'Brien  Edw,  liquors,  *i7'23  Sutter 
O'Brien  Edw  A,  sioekhrokcr,  424   Mont 
O'Brien   Mrs    Eiizalieth,    bakery,    I20i» 

l)evis:idero 
O'Brien  (ieo,  boarding  house,  !)  Bdwy 
O'Brien  &  Holton,  li(iuors,  NW  corner 

Folsom  and  .Steuart 
O'Brien  J,  blacksmith,  218  Post 
O'Brien  .las,  saloon,  1320  Market 
O'Brien  Jno,  harness  and  saddlery,  20^1 

Ki-hth 
O'Brun  J  J   &  Co,  dry  goods,  t»24,  920 

and  1128  Market 
0  ISriiu  M,  ;dumber,  432  deary 
O'Biieii  Michael,  liquors,  1700  Mission 
O'Hrioii  Mrs  L,  dressmaker,  40;)  <  iuary 
O'Briou  Patrick,  fruit  .stand,  500  Mkt 
O'i'iien  P  .1   &  Sons,  manufrs  carriages 

;>nd  wagons,  483  Kiuhtii 
O'Brien  K,  liquors,  SIO  Mission 
O'Brien  T  A,  atty  at  law,  324  Pine 
O'Brien  Thos,  butcher,  4t)2.\  Natoma 
O'lhien  T'li'is,  grocer,  li")  Mission 
O'Bi'icn  '1'  \',  atty  at  law,  302  Mont 

O'BRIEN  &  WARD  (■'M.nO'P.rieu  & 

,l;ime^  \V'ard),  employment  oilice,  tilO 

CIr.y 
O'Brien  William,  wholesale  butcher,  520 

Clay 
O'Brien  Wm,  liquors,  41 1  East 
O'Brine  I>,  restaurant,  N  W  cor  May  and 

Montgomery  ave 
O'Broek  J  I>,  veterinary  surgeon,  1324 

Market 
O'Hryen  &   ilolten,  li(|uors,  NW  corner 

Folsom  and  Steuart 
O'Calldian  I)  J,  livery  stable,  838  How 

OCCIDENTAL     BABBER    SHOP, 

Henry  W  Stable,  233  Bush 
Occidental  Consolidated  Oravel  Mining 
Co,  W  T  Smith  secy.  402  Moiitiiy 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL.  Chas  1/ Weth 

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Occidental  and   Oriental  Steamship  Co, 

olHce  cor  Fourth  and  Townscnd 
Ocean  Market  Butcher,  417  Eeiiihlh 
O'CONNELL  D   A,    atty   at  law,  614 

Merchiint 
O'Connell  J,  painter,  781  Folsom 
()]Connei  W  M,  liquors,  150  First 
O'Connell  &    Balfrey,    boots  and  shoes, 

501)',  Howard 
O'Connor,  livery  stid.le,  1014  Polk 
O'Connor  Bros,  produce  and  commission, 

SE  cor  Clay  and  Orumm 
O'Coniior  C,  real  estate,  Nevada  blk,  rm  6 
O'C.'onnor  I),  li(iui'rs,  412  Main 
O'Connor  Frank,  atty  at  law,  429   Mont 
O'Connor,  J  B   &  Co,  books  and  music, 

103  Sixth 
O'Connor  J   &  Co,  groceries,  cor  Geary 

and  Taylor 
O'Connor.) ohn,  produce  and  commlaBion, 

cor  Clay  and  Drumm 
O'Connor,  Moll'at  &  Co,  importers  of  dry 

goods.  111,  113  and  115  Post 
O'Connor  M  P,  plumber  and   gasfitter, 

ii05  Larkiii 
O'CONNOR  P  J,  architect,  413  Bush 
0;CONNOR  R,  hotel,  424  Broadway 
O'Connor   &    Shcehy,  undcrtaker^,  1034 

Market 
O'Connor  Tlios,  stockbroker,  304  Montgy 
O'Connor  Thos  F,  secy  and  librarian  of 

Supreme  Court,  040  Clay 
O'Day  M,  groceries,  S\V  eir  Union  and 

Larkiu 
Odd    Fellows'   (,'emetery  Ass'n,  Geo  W 

liolx'rts  si.'cv,  3v:5  Mouttry 
Odd  Fellows' 'Hall  l)l(|u,  3'J.;)  Montg 

ODD  FELLOWS'  LIBRARY,  (i  A 

Carins  iihrarian,  3'J5  Montgomery 
Odd  Fellows'  Mutual  Aid  Assn.    Daniel 

Mcljarcn  secy,  3i'5  Montgomery 
Odd  Fellows'  Savings  Bank,    M  '  Heller 

prest,  23S  Montgomery 
')'l)ea  John  A,  plundvr,  210  24th 
O'Dea  .M,  liquors,  SE  cor  Uninn  and  l.ar 
Odell  it  Pollock,  carpenters,  008  Howard 
Oderless  Excavating  Apptratus  Co,  D  E 

Poot  prest,  T  W  Eaton  secy,  432  Kea*- 
Odey  J,  iruit  and  vegetaldes,  41  W  Miss 
ODoherty  .lobn,  saloon,  lOIOi  Market 
O'Oonneli  V,  tannery,  007  and  00i»  Bran 

O'DONNELL  C  C.   physician  and  sur- 
geon, 8-5  Kearny 
O'l)onnell  .Matt,  liquors,  10  Fifth 
O'Donncll  I',  butcher,  '.127  P.rya\'C 
()'Oonn"ll    Patrick,    liquons,  co:;    Ken- 
tucky an<l  Sixteenth 
O'Doul  August,  liipiors.  cor  Fifth  and  L 
O'Dwyer  &  Eiuhom,  dry  goods,  30  and 

38  Third 
Ochler  Mima,  liquors,  405  Drunun 
Ochlert  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  146 


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OoUrich  Broa,  fruit  and  vegetables,  60 
Centre  Market 

Oella  K,  liquors,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Cen- 
tral avemie 

Oestcr  ChiiH,  blncksmith,  315  Mission 

OESTERREICHER  LOUIS,  real  es- 

tate  and  loan  broker,  I'M  Moiitgninory 
Oetgengordes     Fred'k,     rostauraiit.     31 

O'Farrell 
OlTerman  C  H,  grocer.  NWeor  I'a^haml 
Dupont  j 

Ogden  B  F,  carpenter-  4;ir)  Hayes  j 

O-illby  Robert  F,  arti-tt,  S0;{  Mont.tty     j 
04lvil  liob,  butelier,  (.or  Kllis  and  \Vob 
O'Uormaii  1',  liiiuors,   110  i'Vilnoni 
O'Haidan  James,  elotlii'iy,  7!!>  Muiit^^y 
O'Haiilon  ,las  &  (.'o,  l)ootsandshoe!<,  7\\) 
Montgomery  and  10   Montgomery  av'e 
O'Hara  Mrs    A,   stamping  and   embroi- 
dery, l-lOlii  I'owell 
OHLANDT  N  &  CO,  bone  works,  sec- 
ond lori!^  bridge,   L'otrero 
')hlsen  (,'liris,  liijuors,  1005  Kearny 
'hm  K  F,  watchmaker,  <)01  Merchant 
>hm  V  A,  boot  maker,  430  Folsom 
OHMEN  W  H.  inanufr  of    vertical  en- 
gines and  boilers,  51  Fremont 
( >hnsteiu  0,  restaurant,  'Jt'J  Fourth 
Ohrt  Christ,  (.ig.irs  and  tol)acco,  515  Clay 
O'KANE  J,  saddles   and  harness,    7(57 

Market 
O'Kane  John,  livery  stable,  1408  Folsom 
O'lveefc  David,  wood  an<l  e»al,  S14  Fol 
O'Kelley  M.  li.|uors,  1111  Howard 
()  K  Foundry,  -iJS  Main  and  12  M  ;rket 
Okurluiid  Feter,    manufr  carriages  and 
wagotis,  3i.'5  Franeiseu  j 

Oldenschlagen  &  Wittmaach,  groceries,] 
41  Fourth  I 

Old  Channel  C  ra%-e[  Mining  Co,  '230 
Montgomery,  W  H  H  Hart  secy  j 

Old  Peoples'  Homo,  Mrs  C  N'ols.)n  prest, 

Francisco  bet  Powell  and  Stockton 
Old  Saucelito  Land   and  Dry  Dock  Co, 

330  Pine 
O'Leary  James,  livery  stable-,  1.M13  Pine 
(Hen  Kdivard,  restaurant,  'Jl- Sansom 
Olfs  W,  liquors,  3  Broadway 
Oliver  B  P,  real  estate  agt,  531  Cal 
Oliver  H,  engraver,  535  Clay 
Oliver  Mining  Co,  331   Montgomery 

OLIVER  WM  LETTS,    mining  secy, 

3lJS  Montgomery,  room  13 
Omnibus    Railroad,    (street),   oHice  7-5 

Howard 
Olney  Warren,  atty,  310  Pino,  rm  .37 
Olsen  HansC,  grocer,  NE  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Dolores 
Olsen  &  Wall,  liquors,    cor  Kearny  and 

Montgomery  ave 
Olson  J,  liquors,  1110  Battery 
"Olympian"   (The),  H  R   Murray  pub, 

419  fSacramento 


OLYMPIC  CLUB,  W  F  Lawton  man- 
ager, III)  Post 
OMalley  P,  fruit,  21 4G  Mission 
Onderdonk  A,  civil  engineer  and  con- 
tractor, ',10'J  Montgomery,  room  18 
O'Neil  A  A,  physician,  (552  Washington 
O'Neil   Bros,   gr.iin    and    produce,    217 

Davis 
OWeil  Charles,  tr.ilor,  <;-i3  Merchant 
O'Ncfil  \)  &  Co,    livery   .uid  sale   stabl  ■ 

83(5  Howard 
O'Neil  John,  liquors,  <;or  M  and  Fifth  avo 
O'Neil  ,Iolm  M,  phunb  r  and  gasfitter, 

1730  Market 
(),N('il  Thmnas,  livery  stable,  1(51(5  Miss 
O'Ntill  Edward,  I'aaey  .^oods,  401  Geary 
O'Neill  J,  optician,  41  Fifth 
O'Neill  Joseph,  saloon,  124  Fourth 
(J'Neill,  Ken.ieily  &    Steuart,  dry   goods 

(importers  and  retail),  875  Market 
O'Neill    M,    saddle   and   harnessmaker, 

728  Fourth 
O'Neill  Mrs,  dressmaker,  815  Mission 
O'Neill  H,  liquors,  1513  Larkin 
O'Neill  Rieliard  capitalist,  30.)  Montgy 
Onen  Aug,  tannery,  Dolores  and  2'.ttli 

ONESTI  &  CONNOR,   fmit,    produce 

and  com  ml.'rchaut^,  501  and  503  !San 
Om;to  Andrew,  fruit,  240^  Fifth 
Onida  Mining  Co,  27  Merchants'  Ex 
Ontario  .Sivcr  Mining  Co,  J  K  (roodrich 

secy,  30s)  Montg<imery,  room  4!> 
Opitz  Fred  W,wagonmakcr,  1073  Market 
Ophir  Con  Mill  »t  Mining  Co,  II  Hewson 

secy,  320  Sansom 
Ophir  S  M  Co,  203  Bush 
Oppenheim  John,  stockbroker,  307  Mnat 
()p]>enlH'im    S  B,   merchant   tailor,   413 

Kearny 
Oppenhenn  &  Stiobcr.    barbers,  12  Sixth 
0[)1  aihuinier  B,  eio    very,  etc,  037  :Mkt 
OPPENHEIMER  &    BRO.  imp  .rt  rs 

cigars  and  tobacco,  Nl'^  cor  Front  and 

California 

Oppenheimer  Elias,  butcher,  430  (irove 

OPPENHEIMER  &  BRO,  liijars,  200 

OPPENHEIMER  IVAN,  hides,  leath- 

er,  tanners,  45  Clay 
Oppenheimer  &  Salinger,  money  brokers, 

422  Montgomery 
Orainas  Theo,    cigars  and   tobacco,  NE 

cor  Front  and  Market  and  1000  Mkt 
O'Regan  I>aniel,  bootmaker,  715  Davis 
Orcier  Alexander,  laundry,  42G  Bdwy 
Ord  J  L,  physician,  60(5  Montgomery 
Ordensteiii   &   Co,    cigar  mauufrs,  .306 

and  308   Battery 
Oregon  City  Woolen  Mills,  24   and  2G 

Sansom  • 

Oregon  Con  (J  &  S  Mining  Co,  328  Mont 
Oregon   State   Boanl    of    Immigration, 

John  E  Shepard  agt,  504  Battery 


TRY    DR.    *QUNN'8    RHEUMATISM    KING. 


BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP  '''T^;:f!'?.Ar.f/?;.y  r*VpZr'?it!*£ff: 


barbers,  12  Sixth 
;ery.  etc,  M.M  Mkt 
;    BRO,  iniporl.M 

NJ'l  cor  Front  ami 

|)iitclier,  VM  r.rove 

BRO,  li^t'irs,  •:oo 

fer,  money  brokora, 

anil   tobacco,  N'K 
Iket  ami  HW()  MWt 
Imaker,  715  Davis 
indry,  420  Bdwy 
loo  Montgomery 
ligar  mauufrs,  306 

li  Milla,  24   and  26 

lining  Co,  328  Mont 
E  of  Immijjration, 
\t,  504  Battery 


San  Francisco. 

ALPHABETICALLY. 


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Oregon  Steamship  Co,  K  Van  Otendorp 

agt,  210  Battery 
Oregon  Stoamsliip  Landing,  foot  Folsom 
Orcifon  Stock  &  Butchering  Co,  Caleb  H 

Johnson  manager,  wholesale  bntchers, 

,S31  Montgomery 
O'Keilly  J,    grocer,  337  Fonrth 
O'Reilly    John    P  &    Co,    saloon,    cor 

Spring  and  Summer 
Ortila  P  V,  hiiirdre.ssnr,  238  Kearny 
Orient  Mining  Co,  327  Pine 
Oriental  Con  <}  &  S  Mining  Co,  411  Cul 
Oricntfd  Dock,   Pool  &   Harris  proprs, 

cor  First  and  Brannau 

ORIENTAL  TEA  COMPANY,  gro 

cers  and  tea  niorehants,  Bay  City  Mar- 
ket and  (J rand  Arcade  Market 
Oriu'inal  Amador  Mining  Co,  320  Sari 
Original   Empire   Mill  and   Mining  Co, 

401  California 
Original  (lold  Hill  0   &   S  Miu   Co,  30i) 

California 
Original   Hidden  Treasure   Min  Co,  401 

California 
Original    Keystone   Silver   Min  Co,  320 

l^ine 
O'Biley  Pat,  wood  and  coal,  i)15  Post 
Orjubin  F  M,  cleaning   and  dyeing,  003 

Montgomery  ave 
Orleans  Con  Min  Co,  Jacob  Stadtfohl  ,h 

secy,  410  California 
Orleans  Miu  Co,  31 T)  California 
Ormsliy  Eaton,  photograplier,  014  Mkt 
Oro  Blanco  Min  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Ore)  Min  Co,  320  Sansom 
Oro  Mining  &.  Milling  Co,  217  Sansom 
O'lJonrke  B,  shoemaker,  ()0(5  Mission 
O'Bonrke  Bedelia,  groceries,  401  Union 
O'Hourke  J,  horseshoor,  21")  Ellis 
O'Koiirke  P,  groceries,  eor  Twenty  fifth 

and  Hampshire 
OrovilleC ravel  Min  ("o,  318  Pine 
Orplian  Asylum  (C.;tholic),  N  bet  Eight- 
eenth and  Twentieth  aves 
Orphan  Asylnm    (Hebrew),    Devisadero 

bet  Hayes  and  (!rovc 
Orphan  Asylum  (Protestant),  Haight  bet 
Buchanan  and  Laguna 

ORR   &   ATKINS,   gents'   furnishing 

goods,   123  and  12,')  ^lontgomery 
Orr  J  H,  liquors,  110  Third 
Orr  Samuel  L,  physician,  18   and   20  St 

Ann  8  buldg 
ORRICK  0  S,    agt    for   Avorill    Mixed 

Paint  and  Pennsylvania  Oil  Keliiiery, 

417  Market 
Orsi  P,  fruit,  S\V  cor  Vallejo  andHydo 
Ortet  J  F,  sawtiler,  524  Commercial 
Ortiou  Augusto,    diamond    setter,    110 

Sutter 
Osborn  &  Alexander,    hardwaio,    tools, 

mechanics'   and    builders'    materials, 

628  Market 


OSBORN  E  E,  mechanical  engineer,  320 

California 
Osborn  (i  W,  real  estate,  309  Montgy 

OSBORN  R  F  &  CO,  imprs  liardware, 
wagon  material,  upholstery  goods,  car- 
riage and  pressed  ornamental  wood, 
751  Market 

OSBORNE  D  M  &  CO,  M  Aycrs  miui- 
ager,m;iuufrs of  harvesting machiuerv. 
'i54  Market  ^ 

Osbourne  S,  stenographer,  05  Nevada 
block 

OSCHER    H    0.    groceries,     SW    cor 

Pierce  and  O'Farrell 
Osgood  &  Co,  com  merchants,  214  Cal 
Osgoo.l  Arch,  carriagi;  painter,  431  4th 
O'Shea  C,  li'piors,  240  Minna 
Osi   (iiacomo,   house  and  sign   painter, 

420  .Jackson 
Osnu'r  &  Co,  liipiora,  cigars  and  t,  bacco, 

J«iW  cor  First  and  Branuan   and    NI'] 

cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 
Ososke  Isaac,  butcher,  '.VM  Fifth 
Ososke  Morris,  tailor,  372  ClenKintina 
O.-rterloh  H,  salt  and  com,  37  Coml 
(JstlioiF  J,  grocer,  cor  Twenty -third  and 

Alabama 
OstromMiss  Julia,  artist,  435  Turk 
O'.SulUvan  D,  liipiors  and  juidc,  20  Cond 

O'SULLIVAN  J  M,  Hepiors,  30  Mont 
O'Sullivan  M  J,  liquors,  900  Larkin 
O'Snllivan  Patrick,  >)arber.  10(ii»  How 
O'Sullivan  P  D,  liquors,  J741   Mission 
Oswald  Wm,  butcher,  1012  Pacific 
Otis  Si  Co,  stockbrokers,  30(5  Montgy 
Otis  Frank,  atty  at  law,  520  Montgy 
Otis  Ceo  E,  atty  at  law,  420  California 
Otker  Fritz,  liipiors.  225  Steuart 
O'Toob;   M    C,   physician,   oculist   iind 

iuiri^-t.  (i  Eddy 
OttA.   /ti tier,  butchers,  NE   cor  Pierce 

and  Eddy 
Otten  C,  grocer,  SW  eor  Post  and  Oct'a 
Often  iV  Cordcs,  groceries,   NW  corner 

Strcktoii  and  Vallejo 
Ottt.'uheimer   Isaac,    butcher,  21)  and  30 

(irand  Western  Slarket 
Otterstedt  F,  li({Uor8,  N\V  c«r  Seventh 

and  Howard 
Ottignon  Lucy,  bakery,  1920  Ellis 
Otto  Chas,  locksmith,  020  Fourth 
OuL'hin  .1  C,  min  soey,  419  California 
Oulife  Mine  Blanche, milliner,  1  Dupont 
Oultoii  Millediie,  groceries,  750  Branuan 
OUTCALT  PETER.seey  Western  Fire 

&  Marine  Insurance  Co  of  Cal,409  Cal 
Ovcna  Orestes,  general  attorneys'  clerk, 

,523  Montgomery 
Overend  J  A   T,    steam   power  works, 

tlOOA  Commercial 

OVERLAND  FREIGHT  TRANS- 
FER CO,  H  W  Mitchell  manager,  C 
P  R  11  Freight  depot 


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5H3  Sacramento 

OVEXAND  TICKET  OFFICE,  T  H 

Dearborn  gen  iigt  3  New  Montgy 
Overacre  Fctcr  I,  mdae  broker  and  man- 

ufacturrm'  agt,  glassworks,  lamps  and 

corks,  l'2',i  California 
Overman  No  2  Silver  Mining  Co,  (Gold 

Hdl,  Nevada),  ',i'2S  Montgomery 
Overm.in   Silver    Mining    Co   (Nevada), 

Geo  D  Edwards  secy,  414  California 
Overman  \Vm,  produce,  1004  Pao  avo 
Overstreet  W  F,  cigars  and  tobacco,  "222 

McAllister 
Owens  &  Co,  butchers,  5i>  and  (iO  Wash- 
ington Market 
Owens    B  W,  com   wool  mercliant,  40") 

Front 
Owens  James,  groceries,  SK  cor  Fulton 

and  Bnclianan 
OWENS  JOHN   B,  pottery,  stone  and 

e;irtht'nw;in',  •_*2  (.'aiifornia 
Owens  Thos,  liquors,  4(Xi  Montgomery 
Oyen  S  C,  tailor,  548  Fourth 
Oyo\if  Mme,  dress  maker,  OI.'J  Tost 


P 

FACE  C,  chronometer  and  watchmak- 
er, 418  li.-.ttery 

Pace  Job  &  Co,  poultry,  1 1  Cl.iy  St  Mkt 

Pacific  Anatomical  Museum,  Uanlie  I'l 
nr  Kearny 

"PACIFIC  APPEAL."  (weekly),  Wm 
H  Carter  propr,  022  ('lay 

Pacific  Asphaltum  ( 'o,  Neuvnl  »t  Somer- 
vell proprs,  422  Montgonu-ry 

Pacific  Bank,  <i  Murphy  cashier,  N\V 
cor  Pino  and  Sansom 

Pacific  Barrel  &  Keg  Factory,  Hint, 
Peabody  &  Co  jjropr.'*,  40S  California 

Pacific  Bonded  Warehouse,  NIO  corner 
Brt>Hdw«y  and  Battery 

Pacific  Bone,  (.'oal  &  Fertilizing  Co,  52.S 
Mi:rket 

Pacific  Brewery,  271  Tehama 

PACIFIC  BRIDGE  CO.  c  H  Gorrill 

pres  and  sec,  4  California 
Pacific  Building   &    Loan  Association,  L 
\j  Dennerv  sec,  72i(  Montgomery 

PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  .-{'.o 

Post  opp  Union  Sijuaiv 

The  design  of  this  institution  is  to  im- 
part sucii  an  education  as  will  l»est 
prepare  students  for  tlie  practicid  af- 
fairs of  life.  It  proviiles  thorougli, 
Bystematic  and  practical  courses  of  in- 
struction, and  employs  a  full  corps  of 
competent  and  faithful  teachers.  Every 
available  modern  improvement  lias 
been  introduced,  and  wliatever  a  lib- 
eral expenditure  of  money  and   well 


directed  energy  could  do,  has  been 
done  to  make  the  school  wh!>t  it  should 
be,  and  to  maintain  for  it  i  reputation 
worthy  of  its  rank. 

The  Business  Course,  both  theoreticiil 
and  practical,  is  as  near  perfection  us 
it  is  possible  to  make  it.  The  system 
of  A  i'Uuil  Jiii.tin€i^s  Tr(iinin<j  employed 
is  unsurpassed,  students  receiving  tiiu 
same  practice  in  conducting  business 
afFai  s  as  though  they  were  in  a  bona. 
Jide  bank,  office  or  counting  house. 
Practical  penmanship  is  made  the  sub- 
ject of  daily  drill. 

The  Academic  Course  affords  an  excel- 
lent opportunity  for  persons  of  any 
age  to  obtain  tlmrough  instruction  in 
Spelling,  Reading,  Arithmetic,  (}ram- 
mar.  Letter- Writing,  etc.,  the  Higlier 
Matlicniatical  branches  and  the  Mod- 
ern Languages. 

The  Telegraphic  Course  is  well  calcu- 
lated to  made  proficient  oierators.  It 
inciudcs  ciireful  instruction  in  nouml 
and  yapir  operating,  setting  up  of  in- 
struments, management  of  batteries, 
use  of  switcnes  and  ground  wires,  ete. 

Ok.skkai,  Infou.mation. —  Day  and  even- 
ing ses.sioiis  during  the  entire  year. 
Students  can  entt;r  at  any  time.  La- 
dies are  admitted  to  all  the  doi)iirt- 
ment.s  vl  the  school.  Inilividual  in- 
struction is  given.  Life  Schol.ir.-iiiijiij 
for  the  complete  Business  Course  are 
i.ssued  at  $70. 

"  I'acifie  ('liurchmaii,'  (ai  nii-monthly), 
Itev  1)(J  Kelly  editor,  liO.')  .Montjy 

"PACIFIC  COAST  DIRECTOilY 
AND  GAZETTEER."  L  M  McKen- 

nty  pi'''!:sher,  >)['.>  Ci.iy 
Pacific  Cloak  and  Suit  Manuf   Co,  212 

Sutter 
PACIFIC  CLUP,  204  Mont.^omery 
PACIFIC  COAST   HOTEf.  REGIS- 
TER CO.  5j:{  Clay 

PACIFIC  COAST  LAW  PRINTING 
&  PUBLISHING  CO,  w  T  Baggeit 

&  ('opropr,-<,  511  Montgomery 

"PACIFIC  COAST  LAW   JOUR 

NAL."    W     T    Baggett    editor,   511 

Montgomery 
Piicific   Coast    Packing  Co,  canning  tiah, 

Julius  Kramer  propi,  tS05  Sansom 
Pacific  Coast  Oil  Co,  402  Montgome-y 
Pacific  Coast  S  S  Co,  (ioodall,   Perkins 

&  Co  agents,  10  ^Llrket 
I'iicific  Coast  S  S   Co's  Ticket   Olfice,  I) 

B  .iackson  gen  pres   an»l  ticket  agent, 

214  Montgcnnery 
Pacific  Collection  Bureau,  L  Jacobi  man- 
ager, 42G  California 
Pacific  Cordage  Co,  W  C  Gibbs   sec,  318 

California 


H.  WACHHORST.  Agent  for  Am.  Watches,  315  J  Street,  Sac. 


jUSINESS  PENMANSHIP  '''^^^y^«lr,'g.^;{!t^f^r;^r^S,!*L'*&;_ 


AW  PRINTING 

CO,  W  T  B.iMgLtt 
SlontL'onicry 

K  LAW   JOUR 

ivgt^ett    tditor,   i)ll 

lug  Co,  canning  tiah, 
Ijii ,  iSOa  Siinsiim 
140-2  Mmit^oinory 
1),  (;o(kIii11,   I'erkius 
lurktt 
j'a  Ticket   Omw,  D 
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Lrt'iui,  LJacobi  m;ui- 

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PACIFIC   DENTAL    INSTITUTE, 

G  Haas  D  D  «,  M  D,  S\V  cor  Sixth, 
and  Natoma  i 

PACIFIC  DETECTIVE  BUREAU,' 

K  B  Hall  &  Co,  ii:V2  Markt-t,  (see  ad- 
vertisement under  Busiiit'ss  heading)    | 
Pacific  Diapeuaary  Hospital,  cor  Alissionj 
and  Twenty-second  | 

PACIFIC  FRUIT  MARKET,  534  and, 

53()  Clay  "  | 

Pacific  H  all,  ns  Bush  Ixjt  Kearny  and  I)up 
Pacific  Homeopathic  Dispensary  Associa- 
tion, 843  Howard 
Pacific  Glove  Works,  511  Market 
Pacific  lee  Works,   l.loyd  Tevis  prest, 

3*20  Sansom  ( 

I'acific  Coast  Immigr.mt   Aasn,  Arnold 

Bros  manag(.rs,  'JO?  Kearny  I 

Pacific    Ink    Factory,    L    Schwabacher' 

propr,  017  to  (i^l  lirannan  I 

PACIFIC     JEWELRY    CO,  manufrs' 

and  import<M-8  of  jewelry,  0  Battery  I 
Pacific  Jute  Manufg  Co,  11')  Battery  | 
Pacific   Land   and  Investment   Co,  B  B 

Minor  secj',  ''OO  Montirom'jry  I 

PACIFIC  LAND  AND  TRUST  CO.' 

real  estate  iigts,  auctioneer-s  and  mort-  | 
gage  brokers,  W  J  Andrews  secy,  513 
California 

"PACIFIC  LAND  JOURNAL,*'  Wm 

Andrews  pub,  r)l3  California 
"PACIFIC;  LIFE,"  (sporting  weekly),! 
J'acific    Life  Printing    Co,   Henry  G 
Shaw  projjr  and  pub,  538  Cal 

PACIFIC  MACHINERY  DEPOT,  H 

P  (Jregory  &  Co,  '2  and  4  California 
Pacific  Mail  S  S  Co,  Williams,    Diinond 

k  Co  agts,  otfice'-'O-i  Market  St,  wharf  i 

cor  First  and  Brannan 
"  Pacific  Medical  and  Surgical  Monthly, " 

Henry  (Ubbons  M  T)  and   Henry  (iib- 

bons  Jr  pubs,  '2G  Montgomery 

"PACIFIC  METHODIST,"  W.B  Par- 

sons  propr,  3'20  Sansom 

PACIFIC  MILLINERY  EMPORI- 
UM, Held  &  Co  proprs,  5-26  Market, 
up  stairs 

PACinC  MOTOR  CO,  M  F  Wood 
manager,  foundry  T)  anil  7  Beale 

Pacific  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  of  Cal,  (!eo 
A  Moore  prest,  VV  O  Gould  manager, 
512  California 

I'acific  Power  Co,  G  F  Bowman  secy, 
314  California 

PACIFIC  POTTERY.  N  Clark  propr, 
1047  and  104J»  Market 

PACIFIC  PRESS  of  Oakland,  Print- 
ing and  Publishing  House,  James  W 
Gardner  manager,  office  1'26  Kearny 

FACIHC  ROLUNG  MILL  CO,  Wm 

Alvord  prest,  L  B  Benchley  manager, 
SIC  Swezey  secy,  200  Market,  post- 
office  box  203*2 


Pacific  Rubber  Paint  Co,  Wbittier,  Ful- 

ler  k  Co  proprs,  '228  and  2;«)  Beale 
••PACIFIC  RURAL  PRESS,"  Dewey 

&  Co  pubs,  '202  Sansom 
racific  Sausage  Factory,  T  Butchonback. 
5l:()  Fourth 

PACIFIC  SAW  MANUFACTUR- 
ING CO,  C  P  Shelficld,  N  W  Spauld- 
ing  k  Jas  Patterson,  17  and  19  Fre- 
mont 

"Pacific  School  and  Home  Journal." 
838  Market 

Pacific  Soda  Co,  soda  and  salaratua  and 
sidsoda,  Bryant  nr  Fifth 

I'acific  Spring  Mattress  Manufg  Co,  79 
New  Montgomery 

Pacific  Steam  Navigation  Co,  William. 
Diniond  k  Co  agts,  20-2  Market 

Pacific  Stock  Kxchansre,  31(5  Montcy 

PACIFIC  STRAW  WORKS,  Geo  A 

Dean  propr,  10  tourth 
Pacific  Tea  Co,  9!)5  Market 
Pacific  Transfer  Company,  110  .Sutter 
I'acific  Type  Foundry,  Mardcr,  Luse  & 

Co,  5'28  Sacramento 

PACmC  VINEGAR  WORKS,  John 

L  Kosher  manager,  works   415  to  419 

Fulton,  office  323  Front 
"  Pacific  Workman,"  7244  Mkt,  rm  10 
Packard  A,  attorney,  103  Montgomerj 

avenue 
Paga  Frank  B,  capitalist,  306  Montgy 
Page  Chas,  atty  at  law,  224  Sansom 
I'age  (Justav  L,  secy   Potrero  Yeast  and 

Distilling  Co,  cor  Nevada  and  Minn 
Page&  Hilziuger,   electric  pen  writing, 

507  California 
Page  &  Holland,  painters,  509  Bush 
Page  J  D  Jr,  atty  at  law,  224  Sansom 
I'age  L  K,  watchmaker,  310  Montj.'y 
PAGE.  MOORE   &  CO,  grain,  flour. 

wdol,  commission,  211  and  213  Clay 
Page  T  W,  mining  and  engineering  ac- 
countant, 507  California 
Page  Wm  M,  physician,  628  Sutter 
Pages  Jules  F,  engraver  (seal),  648  ,Sac 
Paget    Mrs  F,   teacher  of    music,   828 

Geary 
Pahl  Richard,  Iwots  and  shoes,  77  4th 
Pahl  Richard  H,  grocer,  NE  cor  Dupont 

and  Pine 
I'aiga  S   B,  safes,  vaults  and  locks,  28 

New  Montgomery 
Paillard  M  J  &  Co,  musical  instnimenta, 

117  Post 
Painter  &  Co,  type  foundry,  510  Clay 
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PALACE  HOTEL.  A  D  Sharon  le8ae^ 

(Joo  H  Smith  chief  clerk 
Palacios  E,  consul  of  Chili,  405  Front 
Paladini  A,  fish,  33  and  35  S  F  Market 
Palliee  A,  produce  dealer,  318  Davis 


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PALMER  C  N,  impr  and  mainifr  of 
mena'  iiiid  hoys'  clothing,  7'2()  Market 

PALMER  E  C,  New  (Jity  Hiill  Livery 
Stabif,  UU  Tyler 

Palmer  tr  H,  physician,  424  I'ost 

PALMER   H   &  CO,  California  wines, 

:{0'-'  l^avis  i 

rainier   lee  &.   Refrigerator  Co,  J  S  C()X| 

prcs,  •J'24  Krenjoiit  I 

I'alnier  .1  !>,  furiiitking  goods,  104  Sixth] 
J'alnier  T  F,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,! 

7:50  iM  ark et  j 

I'altenghi  A,  marble  yard,  SE  cor  Kllis^ 

and  Devisadero  | 

Palusi  S,  fruit  and  produce,  Fillmore  Itet 

Eddy  and  Turk 
Panama  Transit  Steamsiiip  Co, Williams, ' 

Dimoi.d  &  Cu  agts,  '202  Market 
I'ander  E,  stoves  and  tinware,  'A'2  deary 
Pandler  .loaeph,  plumber,  77^^  Mission     | 
Pape  &  I tissland,  groceries,  101  Stockton 
Piipiiia   (J,    fruits    and    vegotahlea,    801 

Lark  ill 
I'aiiuet  I>,  hariiessinakcr,  434  Broadway 
Paquette   A    F,   wholesale    liijuors,    HIO, 

I'ine  I 

Paradise  Red  I>e<;r  .Mining  Co,  31S  Pino 
Paradise  Valley  Mining  Co,  li'JS  Mt)utgy 
Pardee  E  H,  physician,  G'JI  Clay  i 

Pardee  J,  oeculist,  (j'Jl  Clay  I 

I'ardini  &    Silvestri,  wholesale  fish  deal-| 

crs,  500  to  510  Men'hant  i 

Pardini  E,  boots  and  shoes,  (il4  Wash  I 
Pindini  M  E,  boot.s  and  shoes,  7-'4  Wash 
Pardou  Alfred  A,  atty  at  law,  5()i>  Kear 
Pardy  Ceo,  patent  agent,  402  Montgy  1 
Pr,nly  John,  8urveyi>r,  402  Montgomeryl 
Pare  Aime.  carpenter,  'Xi5  Montgomery' 
I'arent  C  L,  contractor  and  buihlcr,  2H2 

Fremont  i 

Paris  Underwriting  Assn  (Marine),  Hut- 
chinson &  Mann  gen  agts,  822  and  •S24 

California 
Paris  Victor,  plmnl>«r  and  metal  roofer, 

1408  l)ui>ont  I 

Park.  E  W,  hotel,  NE  cor  Twenty-fourth' 

and  Mission     

PARKE  &  LACY,  niining  machinery,! 

21  and  23  Fremont  i 

Parker  C  H,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy     | 
i'arker  E  II.  carpenter,  534  Sacramento 
Parker  E   L,   mining  secy,  01    Nevada 

block 
Parker  J  M,  Japanese  bazaar,  CO!)  Sac 

PARKER  J  M>  livery  stable,  60  New 
Montgomery 

Parker  L  A,  fruit  and  Tcgctables,  200 
■Sixteenth 

Parker  M  W,  fancy  goods  and  embroid- 
ery, 126  Post 

I^arker  k  Waterman,  attys  at  law,  628 
Montgomery 

Parker  W  H,  blacksmith,  1509  Polk 


Parkhurst  V  S  W,  scales,  416  Market 
J'arki)!  C,  fruits  and  nuts,  306  Ihipont 
Parks  Si,  I'oole,  junk,  113-i  Dupimt 
Parinciitier    Madame,    dressmaker,    238 

Taylor 
Parnell  Jolui,  re:il  estate,  507  California 
Parratt  Freilk,  mdse  broker,  405    Front 
Parrish  I'^d,  real  estate,  007  Montgy 

PARRISH  WM  W,  niiiiiiig  secty,  330 

Pine,  rm  Mi 
Parriittit  Co,  com  merchants,  306  Cal 
Parrott  .Ino,  capitalist,  414  -Montgomery 
Parson  E,  physician,  103  .Montgoni.'ry 
Particelli  A,  gold   and  silver  plater,  !)52 

Mission 
J'artniann  (<  P,  groceries,  N\V  oor  Fifth 

and  Fols  in 
Partiidge  P   (i,  real  estate,  328  Montgy 
J'ascal,  i)ul>cilat&  Co, wholesale  liijuors, 

■i:H')  and  42S  Jackson 
PASQtJALE  B,   nianufr  Hags  and  ban- 
ners,regalias  and  r()sc'ttes,()50  Washiiiir. 

ton  and  '.167  Howard 
PASQUIER  L  &  CO.  French  Nursery, 

loTJ  iJroadway 

PASSENGER  AGENT  C  P  R  R,(gen. 

eral)  T  H  (iooduian,  cor  Fourth  and 
To«  nsend 

PASTENE    ANTONIO,     com    m.r 

chant."',  ^03  and  205  Washington 
Patehel  K,  whitener,  124  Fourth 
i'atent    lirick  Co,  cor  Montgomery  ami 

California 
Paterson  ,li>s,  stock  broker,  ,">13  Cal 
Paterson  Johnston,  collector,  330  Pine 
PATON  W,  nianufrs  agent,  (steel  wire 

cablt^s),  430  California 
Patrick  A  li  &  Co,  tanners,  SW  corFol- 

uom  and  Eighteenth 
Patrick  Jas(",  pres  Merchants' Exchange 

Ass'n,  63  Merchants'  Exchange  buildg 
PARTRIDGE  HC,  Intemationalllo 

tel,  824  ami  826  Kearny 
Patten  C  \V,  gas  jjOvernor,  34  Cal 
Patterson  IJroM,  livery  stable,  8  Capp 
Patterson  &  .Meade,  fruit  store,  721  Polk 
PATTERSON  J,  of  the  Pacilic  Manufrg 

Co,  17  antl  10  l-'remont 
Patterson  J.,nies  W,  advertising  agent,  2 

New  Montgomery 
Patterson    .iohn,    grocer,    cor   Twenty- 
eighth  and  Church 
Patterson  Wm,  metallic  sign  maker,  432 

Kearny 
Patterson  Wm,  supt  of  streets,  New  City 

Hall 
Patterson  Wm,  watchmaker  and   jew- 
eler, 1125  Sutter 
Patterson  Wm  H,   atty  at  law,  609  Sac 
Pattee  Solon,   accountant,  507    Montgy 
Patton  A  F,  stationery,  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Patton  Wm,  architect,  41 1  ^  Califomiii 


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Nnmbent,  110, 
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roUt-T,  40o    Fi-out 
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niiiii'.ig  HDcty,  HIIO 

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():i  Montgomory 
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broker,  :'.13  t'al 
collector,  :i:H)  Fine 
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Vits'  Exchange  huil.lg 
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fruit  store,  T'il  i'oWi 

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K-ocer,  cor  Twenty 
iallic  sign  maker,  4S'2 
It  of  streets,  New  City 
latchmnker  and   jew- 

latty  at  law,  609  Sac 
luntant,  507   Montgy 
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I'attridge  R  K,  lumber,  pier  1 1    Stouart 

Faugli  \V  J,  physician,  (Ji'l  Chiy 

Paul  Almarin  B,  mining    engineer  and 

operator,  32«  Montgomery,  rm  '20 
Piuil  (t  .1,  grocery,    N  10  cor  (Irecn    and 

Montgomery 
I'anl  &  Wilson,  restaurant,  'I'M)  Montgy 
Fauletti  Antonio,  fruit,  .SK  cor    Facilic 

and  Davis 
I'anli  F  (.',  sign  painter,  43'_'  Kearny 
I'iiuli  (rustav,  grocer,  Nl-  cor  Green  and 

Montgomery 
I'aulicca  Abcle,  fruit,  I'-Ml  Steiuer 
PAULIN  MRS    S    F,    costumer,  SOP. 

Moutgcimery 
Paulsen    H,    groceries  and    liquors,  27 

Taylor 
Paulsen  .lolin  E,  grocer,  2(»H  Stevenson 
Paulsen  Wm,  groceries,    l^kil  Mission 
Paulson  &  Sanders,  cabinetmakers,  i)P.) 

and  o'Jl  Jones 
Paulson  Mrs  W,  fancy  goods,  501  O'Far 
I'aupitz  F  NV,  liquors,  P2;i  Jackson 
Pausen  Fr»iik,  clothing,  '.t4'J  Mark«t 
Pausman    Jl,    W(>od  and  coal,  liay    and 

grain,  NE  cor  Mason  and  Francisco 
Pai'soa  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  5'J8  IV.c 
Pavuvginia  A,  hotel,  'I'l'l  Ihoadway 
Paveleiii  (I,  liquors,  7  Vallejo 
I'awlieki  La,  physician,  700  Sutter 
Payne  J  II,  li(|Uor8,  7-'l  Davi» 
i'ayne  W  H,  U  S  pension  agt,  (5*20  Wash 
Payne  Wm,  bolt  and  nut  mfr,  133  Beale 

PAYOT,  UPHAM&CO,  wholesale  sta- 

tiouers,  "204  Sansom 
P(.aho<ly  W  F,  physician,  *200  Ellis 
Peacock    J    F,    p.itenteo  icci-utric  door 

knob  attachment,  '28  New  Moatgomery 
PEAK  &  FISKE,  California  Ble;iching 

Soap  Co,  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Sixteenth 

and  1 1 5  Front 
Pearce  li  D,  g<dd  pen  maker,  ♦524  Montgy 
I'earee  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  (534  4th 
FEARLMAN   A  M.  cigars  and  tobacco 

and   imprtr     eelebratal    Straiton    & 

Storms'  N  Y  cigar j,  June  Mkt  and  Sut 
Pcarhnan  J  M,  furnitui'O  auction  house, 

1 P24  Market 
FEARSALL  WM,  printer,  5  Post 
PEARSON  H  H,  mangr  Baldwin  Hotel, 

cor  Powell  and  Mark(;t 
Pearson  Mrs  S  A,  coffee  saloon  and  res- 
taurant, 031  Clay 
Pearson  R  W,  atty  at  law,  d"!'^  Montgy 
Pearson  W  &  (.'o,    propr^  CofTee,   Spice 

and  Drug  Mills,  8  and  10  Stevenson 
Pease  (t  M,  (homeopathic)  physician  and 

surgeon,  125  Turk 
PeateV  P,  fruit,  1811  i  Powell 
Pelihlt  3  A  W,  artist,  328  Montgomery 
Pebbles  Frank,  artist,  415   Montgomery 
i'-3chft  Co,  drayman,  717  Sacramento 
Pechiu  Charles,  restaurant,  417  Front 


FECK  £  A,  mining  secy.  (54(5  Market 
J'eek  E  If,  mining  secy,  04(1  Market 
Peck   John,    boot  and  sIkjc   maker,  20 

Moutgomery  ave 
PECK  P,  Franco-American   perfumery 

Co,  120  Sutter 
I'eekcrman  S,  clothing,  214  Sixth 
Peckham  E  V,  prest   S  F  Stock  and  K\-- 

diange  J'.oard,  and   stockbroker,  3:;3 

and   3;i7  I'iiic, 
Peckham  (jeo  W,  wagoimiakcr,  1232  VA 
I'ederyon  P),  wood  and  ivory  turner,  221 

Mission 
Tedh  r  T  (.',  wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Stiu- 

art  and  Folsom 
Pedler  Thoa,  agent  Empire  Coal  and  R 

R  Co,  cor  Steuart  and  Folsom 
Pedroni  J.  Frencii  bakery,  1407  Stockton 
I'edroni  M  &  Va\  hotel,  (5'27  Broadway 
I'edrti/zi  S,  restaurant,  cor  Pine  and  Kear 
Peerless  Se\s  ing  Machine,  1534  Market 
I'eiixefi  L,  Novelty  Iron  works,  215  Ist 
Peiser  Harry,  cigars,  17  Sixth 
I'eiscn  Eane,  clothiers,  '20  Third 
Peixotti)  &  Silverman,  dry  goods,  42  and 

40  Third 
Pello  A  (),  boots  and  shoes,  11H>  Folsom 
Pellegrini  F,  frtsco  painter,   517  Cal 
Pelliceiaja  L,  liipiors,  018  Front 
Pellicciay  Pieto,  liijuors,  018  Front 
Pel/.  David,  liquors,  1011   Market 

PEMBROKE  S  Jt  jeweler  and  repairer 
of  nuisic  boxes,  French  clocks  and  tine 
fans,  (for  tlie  trade)  220O'Farrell 

Peiidergast  M  rs  Annie,  fancy  goods,  1'204 
Pacific 

Pender'^ast  J  A,  com  merchant,  '200  Clay 

PENDERGAST  SMITH;&  CO,  proprs 

.^Etna  Iron  works,   mauufr  iron  east- 
ings and  machinery,  217  to  221  Fre 

PENGELLAY  R  W,  liquors,  570  Foi- 

soni  cor  Second 
Penney  John  F,  boat  builders,  cor  Kttn- 

tueky  and  Solano 
PennicI  C,  lawyer,  708  Montgomery 
I'cnnsylvania  Fire  Insurance  Co,  Jona- 
than Hunt,  Son  &   Co,  313  California 
Pennycook  Jas,   j)ainter,  419  Chesunut 
Pentacost  J,  mining  secy,  702  Market 
Pentony  John,  livery  stable,  033  (Ireeu 
Peuwoll   S  A,  secy  Berkeley   L  &   T  I 

Assn,  (552  Market 
Peoples    Ins    Cio,  Hutchinson  &   Mann 

general  agts,  3*22  and  324  California 
Pera  Francisco,  boot  maker,  413  Broad 
Perata  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  1501 

Dujwnt 
Perata  Nicola,  fruit,  837  Pacific 
Perboner    Mrs,    ladies  iinderwear,   1010 

Stockton 
Percy  &,  Hamilton,  architects,  318  Pine 
PEREY  P,  coppeismith,  312  Market 
I  Pericr  Mrs,  rcBiauraut,  507  Pine 


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bviiine.-tH  on  thi!*  coci-xt. 

It  1ki8  one  of  the  moat  commodious  ami  cheerful  of 
8torei>,  in  the  building  erected  for  the  aecommodation  of 
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THE  SUNDAY  SCHOOL  DEPARTMENT 

of  the  Dpjtoa^tory  is  always  well  hfockcd  with  the  vjry  b^'Ht  KUpplitM  of  LIltRARY  AND  MlJHir 
ItOOKH,  CARDS,  MAI'S.  UKyriSlTKS,  I'ERIOUHIAI.S,  ic.  These  emhracc  not  only  Vio  iiili 
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<yuT  liirge  »tock  of  Sunday  Schovl  i>uj)plie.ii. 

THE  BIBLE  DEPARTMENT  . 

fnibrares /itf'-ri/  variety  of  Fhf  and  uti/le.lrora  vestixwket  Itiblus  (the  smallest  mvlu  in  the  w  i>rM) 
to  the  splundid  I'ui-lor  and  Pu'pit  editions— and  at  prices  from  flfty  cents  (and  lo«)  t)  as  many 
dollar!. 

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offe^ra/int  induceiimnti  to  enteryrisitij;  Agentd  in  any  andevcry  section  of  tlis  oountry  msst  of  tht 
fiMky  ilount'iini. 

TEMPERANCE  DEPARTMENT. 

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from  this  arsenal  of  xi/jiplien. 

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our  .shelves. 

STATIONERY  DEPARTMENT. 

Our  Stationery  Dopattiuent  ^s  well  HUpplied  with  plain  and  txnoy  Stationery,  QM  Pens,  Crow' 
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It  is  our  pleasure  to  have  viJtors  call  and  examine  onr  excellent  stock  of  Tlieolos^cal,  Temptr 

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Bchool  ReportB  and  Itlanka,  Snbhath  Sclioul  b<int,'».  Pus- 
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and  layB  it  on  the  the  Elpctrograph  tablet.  In  one  minute 
the  tablet  contains  a  transcription,  and  (rom  It  even  a 
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minute.  Wash  the  tablet  with  a  spoutfu  and  watorj  and 
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PIIR'K  from  $1.00  upwards.  It  is  of  immediate  and 
iniinenHC  value  to  every  professional  and  every  business 
man. 

JOHN  B.  HILL,  1041  Market  St.,  S.  F, 

Oeneral  Agent  for  the  Pacific  Coa!<t. 
Send  f<»r  Samples  of    the    work,    C'irclunrg,   etc.,    etc 


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Ottieral  Agent  for  Pacific  Coast. 

Attention  of  Dealer*  and  Canvassers  bivited.    Send  tor 
Circulars.  78 


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Stylograflo  Fountain  Pen  Contian3d. 

No.  I,  5.5.00.  No3.  2  A  :i,  $^1.50.  Noa.  4  &  5,  ^\M.  Nou.  6  &  7,  »:i7r).  No.  8,  «3.25. 

Pens  Sent  by  Registered  Letter  on  Receipt  of  Price. 

Noa.  1,  .'»,  5  niul  7  aro  (»  iiiclio.-!  long,  and  Nos.  '.',  4,  (5  and  8  arc  41  inches  long. 

Nos.  ],  -2,  5  and  6  aro  of  vulo;ini/LMl  nibbor,  niountwl  with  18  carat  gohi. 

Noa.  ?,  4,  7  and  8  are  of  vulcanized  ruhlKU-,  simply  plain  or  chaaud. 

Noa.  I,  1',  .'J  and  4  are  guaranteed  Iridum  pi>ints.  Tliia  in  the  material  with 
which  gold  peuM  aro  tipinid,  and  is,  practically,  indostruetihle. 

Nos.  5,  0,  7  and  8  aro  of  friduni  and  I'latinuni  alloy,  and  with  fair  usago  should 
last  for  years,  ■;    . 

Cailtrion* — Tho  proprietors  havo  found  it  nocosdary  to  publish  as  fi)llow,i  : 
'Ever}  Genuine  Pen  bears  the  name  of  the  inventor,  A.  T.  CRUSS."  This  is  th 
original  pen  whose  nierit.i  have  niado  tho  world- wido  reputation.  The  name  was 
not  protected  by  law,  and  hence  inferior  imitations  have  been  sold  under  the 
same  name. 


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mc  of  "A.  T.  Cross  "  on  every  i^it,  and  shall  prosocutu  any  infringement  of  tb 


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title. 


For  TerniM  to  AgcntH  aMtl  Uualei'8,  uii«l  for  C'irc.ularM,  addrcHS 

REV.  JOHN  B.  HILL.  lOil  M\rk3t  Streat,  San  Pransisco, 

(leneral  Agent  for  Wyoming,  Montma,  Id.tho,  Utah,   Washington  Ter.,  Oregon: 
Nuvada,  California,  Ari^,ona,  Sonora,  Lower  Calil:<    'uu,  &c. 


I'erino  N  P,  felt  roofer,  6:18  Market 
Perini  &  Feiini,  Italian  restaurant,    105 

and  107  Dupont 
Periuo  Frank,  barber,  filO  .Sacramento 
PERKINS    A    J,     l)hoto^'rapher,    'S61 

PERKINS  &  CABNEAL,  atty   at' 

law,  1207  Sansom  '  j 

Perkins    (J    C,    pres    Franco- Americiui 

Savings  Bank,  4'J8  Montgomery 
Perkins  &  Howard,  San  Rafael  and  ilay- 

ward  Express,  1  Commercial 
Perkins  JasC,  atty,  '207  Sansom 
Perkins  Jos,  broker,  -40(i  Market 
Perkin.s  L  G,  cigars,  1(3  Third 
Perkins,  Logan  &  Co's  Agency,  21 1  and 

213  Clny 
Perkins  Wui,  Spencer  House,    9t51  and 

903  Mission 
Perpoli  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  GOS  Bdwy 
Pcrpoli  Madame,   dyer  and  scourer,   33 

Fourth 
Per(j[«y  John  V,  fancy  goods,  955  Market 
I\'rratta  N,  fruit,  837  Pacific 
Perrault  Jno,  physician,  4 13  Keaniy 
Perrault  Maurice  N,   li'iuors,  312  Wash 
Perrazo  G,  cigar  maker,  1421  Du^wnt 
Perrett  Eugene,  laun.lry,  321  Fifth 
Perrin  Eugene,  cigars  and  tobacco,  200' 

Fourth 


Perrin  E  I  estate  agent,   402  Kear 

I'errin  Itobt,  real  estate,  402  Kearny 
Perri'i  li .),  physician,  214  Sutter 
Per-ine  N  P  &  Son,  mastic  roofers,   C3S 
Market 

PERRY  ALFRED  W,  physiciaii,  loi 

Stiickton 
Perry  V%  H,  atty  at  law,  320  S.niH(>ni 
Perry  Crattan,  mine  broker,  32-1  Pino 
I'erry  John  Jr,  stock  and  bond  broker, 

413  Montgomery 
Perry  J  W,  bodtmaker,   1025  Howard 
Pestner  k   HiKlerbranclt,  wholesale  lii|- 

uors,  411  and  4 1 3  Itattery 
Pete  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  2  Fifth 
Peters  F  M  L  «&  Co,  fancy   gooils,  toys, 

etc,  207  Montgomery 
Peters  (Jeo  S,  fruit,  84(1  Valencia 
Peters  Jacob,  liiiuors,  505  Pacilic 
Peters  John,  li'iuors,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Berry 
Peter"  f  M,  livery  stable,  2335  Wafih 
PETERS  J  a    &    CO.  I'lu.tographen! 

New  York  Gallery,  25  Third 
Peters  Pearl  L,  artist,  223  Kearny 
Peters  Wm  C,  liquor.**,  024  Clay 
Peters    Wm    J    &   Co,    carpenters  and 

builders,  28  Turk 
Peters  &  Cowie,  hay  and  grain,   NE  cor 

liuss  and  Howard 


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I'etoraon  A,  liquors,  '2'28  I'acilio 
Peterson   &  Alarntu,   hairdressers,   1 133 

Dupont 
Peterson  &   Co,     wood  and    coal,    4*27 

O'Farrell 
retcrsou  Chas  &  Co,  proprs  Union  tSoap 

C»,  23'2  Front 
Peterson    &    Docker,    roataurant,     (J44 

Fourth 
Potoraon  &   iJowliiig,   undertakers,  815 

Market 
Peterson  &  Dickliotf,  liijuors,  '228  Pacific 
Peterson  li,  collector,  ;il4  liusli 
l'cturs;)n  (»  B,  graiiier,  310  Minna 
Peteraon  k  Hanson,  restaurant  and  lod^f• 

ings,  (542  and  04(3  Fourth 
Pftereon  H,    butcher,   cor  iSeventh  and 

Bryant 
Peterson  John,    wines  and   liquorn,  32G 

Miin 
PETERSON  L,  li<p»t>r,s  and  rtstaurant, 

5\il  Kast 
Peterson  MP,  cij,Mrs   and  tobacco,  421 

l''ast 
Peter8..n  Nick,  saloon,  NW  cor  Fourth 
and  Towns'.'nil  ' 

Peterson  (),  liquors,  2*20  Kearny 
I'eterson  &  Olsson,    model  makers,  328 

Bush 
Peterson  Sl  Palmer,  groc  is,  716  Market 
Petersen  Peter,  restaur.i.a,,  1)07  | Kearny 
Petersen  tJ  B,  shipping,'  and  com,  58  (.'lay 
Petersen,    Shepherd   &    Co,   real   estate, 

.'{2b  California,  room  3 
Peterson  Soren  B,  sliip  and  freight  brok- 
er, 5S  Clay 
FETERI  JOHN    H,   (!ermau    doUca- 

eies,  32  California  Market 
Petibeau  V.,  druggist,  cor  lluw  and  9th 
Petri  C,  cigarmaker,  1341  l>upont 
Petri  J  no,  cigarmaker,  325  Pacific 
Petrie  Henry,  hairdresser,  1743  Mission 

PETTERSON  J.  liquors,  324  Main 
Pettcuati  I'eter,  grocer,  1028  Kearny 
Petti^rew  &  Farlesa,  collectors,  217  Sail 
PETTIT    &    RUSS,   label  and    show 

printers  and  cni^ravera,  320  Sansom 
Penlecka  H  L,  carj tenter,  421  Coml 
Peva  A,  barber,  l'"2  Broadway 
Pew  .1  \V,  min  secy,  310  Pine,  room  15 
Peyser  Mrs  C,  clothinL,',  521  Montgy 
Peytona  Mining  ('o,  310  Pine,  room  15 
Pfatr  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  5 1 2  Mont  av 
Pteiffer  Jno  W;  locksmith,  1015  Kearny 
Pfeiffer  Mrs,  grocery,  SVV  cor  Twenty 

second  ami  Folsom 
Pferdiier&  Co,  gen  export  and  com  515 

Market 
Pfile  Jno  F,  blacksmith,  675  Branuan 

FFISTER  J  J  &  CO,crochet  and  knit 

ted  goods,  120  Sutter 
PUueger  H,  jeweler,  38  Sacramento 
Ftiug  L  C,  mining  broker,  40  California 


I'forr  Christian,  grocer,  NK  cor  Fourth 

and  .lessie 
I'fnrr  Jno,  real  «'atate  agt,  32!)  Montgy 
I'helan  k  Donahue,  li(|uors,  33  Seooiul 
I'holan  (r  J,  physician,  503  Third 
I'helan  Jas,  capitalist,  51!)  Montgomery 
I'helan  Jos  1',  atty  at  law,  217   Sunsom 
Phelps  &  Miller,  «Uamond  imprs,  l'.iOSut 
Ph(ll)s  &  Wetmoro,  real  estate  ftgts,  331 

.Mont;<<nnory,  room  18 
Phelps  (J  H,  atty  at  law,  432  Montgy 
Phelr)8  H  (),  UKt  \V  IJTel  Co.  833  Sut 

PHELP'S  MANUFACTURING  CO, 

W  S  Pliclps  pro-it,  13  to  17  Drumm 
PHELPS  W  S.   piest    I'help's  Manu- 

faeturing  Co,  13  to  17  i>rumm 
PHELPS  W  S  &  CO,  shijismiths,  715 

Dnunm 

PHENIX  FIRE  &  MARINE  IN- 
SURANCE CO  OF  BROOKLYN, 

Brown  Craig  k  Co  gen  aj;t3,  215  San 
Plienix  Insurance  C'o,  215  Sunsom 
Phil  Sheridan  Mining  Co,  8S  K  Kx  bldg 

PHILADELPHIA  BREWERY,  Jno 

Wiuland  propr,  cor  Si^jond  and  Folsom 
Phihui  Jno,  stationery,  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Philip,  Sheridan    *    I'o.    exchange,  com 

and  ins  agts,  425  California 
Phillips  Mrs  S    D,  confectionery, '28194 

Mission 
Phillips  B.  barnessinaker,  303  Fifth 
Phillips  C,  bakery,  2S1'J,\  Mission 
Phillips  D  T,  atty,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Townseml 
Phillips  Kd,  boots  and  shoes,  412Ji.  Pac 
Phillips  K,  painter,  515  Hyde 
Phillips  &   ( JiVison,  stoves  and  tinware, 

3001  Mission 
Plnlli))3  (.    M,  picture  frames,  etc,  cor 

Sixth  and  Natonia 
Phillips  (r  M,  fancy  good*,  130  Sixth 
Phillips  H,  restaurant,  21'.>  Mission 
Phillips  J:is  It,  l)aths,  114  Sutter 
Phillips  J  B,  atty  at  law,  ()36  Clay 
I'hillips  J  B,  salm.n,  ll4i  Market 
PHILLIPS  J  S«  consulting  enginee-, 

examiner  of  mines,    mineral  assayer 

and  metallurgist,  702  California 
Phillips  J  S  &  Co,  bookbiii'lera,  409  Clay 
Phillips  Mrs,  ladies'  hairdresser,  122  Ellis 
Phillips  P  A,  butter  and  eggs,  '27  Centre 

Market 
Phillips    Stephen   H,  atty   at  law,  2-20 

Snnsom 
Phipps  A  B,  stockbroker,  .321  California 
Phipps  J,  harnessmaker,  665  Howard 

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of  Lond<m,  Butler  &  Haldan  gen  agts, 
413  California 
Phipnix  Brewery,  Noo  het  18th  and  19th 

FH(ENIX  INSURANCE  CO  of  Hart- 
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Fhtenix  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  of  Hartford, 

318  Montgomery 
Phoeuix  Silver  Min  Co,  327  Pine 
PhoederviuB  Wm,  groceries  and  liquors, 

cor  Washington  ave  and  Mission 
Piaggio  A,  liquors,  1G22  Stockton 
Piche  riodor,  harness  and  saddlery,  636 

Broadway 
Pidge  D  M,  show  cards,  '20  Post 
Pickens  J  H,  mining  stcy,  439  California 
Pickering  Wm,  druggist,  SE  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Broadway 
Pickett  E,  restaurant,  1126  Larkin 
Pico  P  &  Motroni  A,  livery  stable  and 

feed  store,  517  Green 
Piedmont  k  Ai-lington  Life  Ins  Co,  D  M 

Kent  agt,  330  Pine,  rm  18 
Pieper  H  C  &  Co,    stationery,  toys  and 

crockery,  1010  Buchanan 
Pieper  Ijeon,  liquors,  643  Washington 
Pieper  M,  restaurant,  156  Second 
Pierce  &  Son,  truss  dealers,  704  Sac 

FIERCE  CHAS  L,  physician,  specialist 
for  diseases  of   head,   throat,  eye  and 
ear,  108^  Powell 
Pierce  EGA  Co,  draymen,  20  California 
Pierce  James  P,  capitalist,  315  Cal 
Pierce  P,  mai'ble  works,  1 140  Mission 
PIERCE  WALTER  S,  pianos,  sheet 
musio  and  nuisical  instruments,  agt  for 
S  Brainard's  &  Sous  music  books  and 
publications,  30  New  Montgomery 
Pierce  W  H,  artist,  etc,  843  Mission 
Piercy  Bros,  cotfee  house,  437  Bush 
Pierre  Jean,  boots  and  shoes,  1333  Dup 
Picrron  Emile,  bakery,  304  Montgy  ave 

PIERSON  WILLIAM  M.atty  at  law, 

616  Siicramento 
Pietzch  &  Co,  sausages  and  dairy  pro- 
duce, 803  Larkin 
Piguaz  A,  restaurant,  29  Third 
Piguo  E,  piano  and  guitar  teacher,  130 

Turk 
Piguot  John,  laundry,  822  Mission 
Pike  &  Hayes,  restaurant,  626  and  628 

Kearny 
Pike  J  M,  propr  United  States  Restaur- 

ajic,  548  Clay 
Pike  J  M  &  Co,  wholesale  cigars  and  to- 
baccos, 327  and  329  Front 
FILLSBTJRT  E  S,  atty  at   law,   306 

Pine,  rms  1  to  3 
PILLKBTJRY  &  TITUS,  attys  at  law, 

30('  Pine,  rms  1  ti)  3 
Pine  Lumber  Assn,  Pier  5  Steuart 
Fine   St  Cotfee  House,  Nor.-.ger  &  Hjul 

nroprs,  516  Pino 
Pinkner  Gnstave  J,  cigars,  1231  Mission 
Pinto  A,  tailor,  817  Vallejo 
Pitt  Mrs  Elizal>eth,  grocer,  457  Tehama 
Pionfjcr  Brewery,  209  Treat  ave 
Pioneer  Con  Miii  Co,  309  California 
Pioneer  G  &  S  Min  Co,  330  Pino,  rm  20 


Pioneer  Hall,  808  Montgomery 
Pioneer  Iron  Works,.  225  and  227  Beale 
Pioneer  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  Stock  Ex- 
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PIOITEER  VARNISH   WOKKSr 

Hueter  l>ros  &  Co  proprs,  12  Second 
Pilcher    &    Co,   real-estate    and   house 

brokers,   134  Post 
Pilgrim  G  &  S  Min  Co,  314  Montgomery 
Pilot  Commissioners,  34  Merchants'  Ex- 
change bldg 
Pinchring  R  L,  physician,  1502  Pine 
Pincus  M,  clothier,  54  Third 
Pindo  J,  coflFoe  stand,  723  Davis 
Piukham  Min  Co,  310  Pine,  room  44 
Pinkish  Morris,  tailor,  407  East 
Pininini  B,  fruit,  629  Lombard 
I^iuncy  B  B,  night  contractor,  312  Pine 
Piper  &  Co,  decoraters,  207  Montgomery 
Piper  J    B,    bay   freighting  and  brick 

mauuf,  7  Cl.ay 
I'iper  Wm  A,  capitalist,  606 Montgomery 
Piperliiig  &   (Jo,  butchers,  SE  cor  Hyde 

and  Union 
Pircher  Bros,  liqufu's,  707  Mission 
Pissis  Albert,  architect,  302  Mentgomery 
I'issis  J  E,  phyHician,  825  Mission 
Pistolesi  August,  grocer,  752  Washington 
Pitcher  &  Co,    real  estate  agents  and 

business  brokers,  33  Kearny 
Pitman,  Middleton  &  Co,  stevedores,  38 

Market 
Pitts  J,  jeweler,  309  Sixth 
Pittsburg  G  M  Co,  414  California 
Pixley  &  Harrison,  attys  at  law,  430  Cal 

PIXLEY  FRANK  M,  pres   Argonaut 

Publishing  Co,  522  California 
Pizzala  C,  sausagemaker,  1132I)upout 
Plagemann  H  &  Co,  cigar  manufrs  and 

leaf  tobacco,  305  Siicramento 
Plagemann  J  C,  plumber,  204  Powell 
Plagemann  Wm,  tailor,  14  Geary 
Plaisance  L  O,  atty,  526  Montgomery 
Phmz  Henry,  tailor,  525  Geary 
Plass  K  N,  dairy  produce,  316  Sixth 
PLATE  A  J  &  CO,  guns,   rifles,   pis- 
tols,  sporting  material  and  sole  agents 
Remington  celebrated  tirearms,  Mason- 
ic,  society   and    military  goods,  S'.'5 
Montgomery 
Plato  &  Hoense,  bar))ers,  108  Sixth 

PLATSHEK  &  HARRIS.  commi8si.>u 

merchants,  wool,  hides  and  pelts,  31L' 

Sacramento 
Plath  J,   groceries,   NE  cor  Ellis  and 

Steiner 
Piatt  H  G,  atty  at  law,  320  Sansom 
I'latt  Mrs  R,  ladies'  furnishing  goods,  6 

Sixth 
Piatt's  Hall,  Montgomery  bet  Pino  aud 

Bush 
Platz  J,  plumber,  223  Post 
Plego  Louis,  tailor,  337  Geary 


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IRRIS,  commission 
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Pleiades  G  *  S  JI  Co,  328  Montgomery 
PLinif  GEAS  M  &  CO,   carpeta  and 
upholstering  goods,  641  and  <i43  Mkt 
Plumas  Con  G  M  Co-  204  Montgomery 
Plumbe  G  F,  manuf  buggy  tops,  cor  Mis- 
sion and  New  Montgomery 
Plume  Jno  V,  note  broker,  232  Cal 
Plummor  G  E,  dairy  produce,  12  C-Jntre 

Market 
Plummer  H  L,  carpenter,  534  Sac 
Plummer  H  W,  stock  broker,  316  Mont 
Pluukett  \Vm  A,  atty,  530  California 
Plutus  G  &  S  M  Co,  646  Market 
Podesta  G  &  Peirano  L,  foreign  and  do- 
mestic fruits,  nuts,  etc,  442  Bush 
Podesta  S,  fruits  and  produce,  NE   cor 

McAllister  and  Buchanan 
Poehlman    Wm,  confectioner,    SW   cor 

Post  and  Powell 
Poett  Alfred,  civil  engineer,  419  Pine 
PohlGeoG,  hides,  pelts,  etc,  110  Drumm 
Pohlmann  Gus,  enameler,  417  Kearny 

FOHEIM   JOS,    merchant   tailor,   724 

Market 
Polack  S,  ins  broker,  413  California 
Poletta  Joseph,  grocer,  814  Jackson 
Politka  Jos,  groceries,  814  Jackson 
PoUak  Arnold,  N  Y  cigars,  217  Sac 
Pollard  J,  carr?ago  manufr,  67  and  69 

Stevenson 
Pollard  J  P,  wood  and  coal,  1  Valencia 
Pollard  Llewellyn,  hairdresser,  788  Fol 
PoUanl  Thos,  lumber   and  commission, 

17  Steuart 
Pollard  W  H,  broker,  tin  and  salmon, 

402  Front 
FOLLHAMMI!<B>  A,  engraver  and  die 

sinker,  417  Kearny 
Poly,  Hebron  &  Co,  wholesale  butchers, 

33!)  Kearny 
Pomeroy  Carter  P,  atty  at  law,  211  San 
Pomeroy  Jolin  X,  atty,  211  Sansoni 
Pond  C  H,  machinist,  tool  and  model 

maker,  318  Mission 
Pond  I'M  ward  B,  capitalist,  318  Pine 
Pen  Jean  P,  cofTec  and  spice  mills,  1025 

Pacific 
Pons  Mrs  H,  corset  manufr,  219  Post 
Pontiac  G  &  S  M  Co,  302   Montgomery 
Ponzo  P,  artist,  311  Jessie 

POOLE  A  W,    U  S  mar-'al,  U  S  Ap 
praiscrs  building,  Sanson)  and  Wash 
Poole  J  P,  atty,  604  Merchant 
Poole  Miss  Sadie,  portrait  painter,  .30!( 

Eddy 
Poorman  S,  atty  at  law,  310  Pine 
Pojw  E  K,  atty  and  min  sfcty,2i7  San 
PojKJ  G,  restaurant,  540  First 
Pope  Hurry  E,  collector,  652  Market 
Pope  0  C,  min  engineer  and  assayer,  220 

Sanaom 
Pope  &  Talbot,  lumber,  204  California 
Popovioh  &  Co,  liquors,  1654  Polk 


Popp  H,  boarding  and  lodgings,  SL.  cor 

Powell  and  Chestnut 
Poppe  Charles,  manufr  cigars  and  dealer 

in  tobacco,  305  Battery 
Popper    L.  manufr    shirts   and  under- 
shirts, 431  Kearny 
POPPER  S,  manufr  shirts,  underwear 

&c,  233  Kearny 
Popper  V,  chiropodist,  127  Montgomery 
Porcella  &  Guinasso,  grocers.  N\V   cor 

Dupout  and  (ireen 
Porep  L,  watchmaker,  140  Third 
Porteous  A,  crockery,  1314  Dupont 
Porter  A  A,  w  Ines  and  liquors,  4.32  Cal 
Porter,  Opj)cnh.eimer,  Slessinger  &   Co, 

mfrs  and  importers  boots  and  shoes, 

117  Battery 
Porporato  Francisco,  butcher,  1224  Dup 

PORT  BLAKELY  SLEAM  SAW- 
MILL, Puget  Sound,  Kenton,  Holmes 
&   Co  proprs,  pier  3  Steuart 

Port  Discovery  Mills,  lumber,  pier  10 
Steuart 

Portland  Hotel,  James  Carr,  54  Sac 

Port  Or  ford  Cedar  Co,    lumber,  .36  Mkt 

Porteous  A,  Btoves  etc,  1314  Dupont 

Porter  David,  wine  merchant,  405  and 
407  Montgomery 

PORTOIS  P,  architect  and  civil  engi- 
neer, 621  Sansom 

Port  Wardens'  office,  J  P  Jourden  secy, 
525  Montgomery 

Posener  H,  millinery,  920  Market 

Posler  Phillip,  cigars  and  tobacco,  337 
Hayes 

Poatel  Atnandus  C,  grocer,  SE  cor  Twen- 
ty-sixth and  Alabama 

Fostel  C  D,  groceries,  SE  cor  Taylor  and 
Pacific 

Postel  John,  grocery,  205  Sixteenth 

Postoffico,  Custom  Hou.ho  building,  NW 
cor  Battery  and  Washington 

Postoffico  Station  "B,"'  cor  Seventh  and 
Market 

Postoffice  Station  "C,"  NW  cor  Twen- 
tieth imd   Mission 

"POST"  PUB  CO,  Col  J  P  Jackson,  NE 
cor  Sacramento  and  Monti^omory 

Poston  J  M,  atty,  320  Sausom 

I'otosi  Mining  Co,  203  Bush 

Potrero  and  Bay  View  Uuilroad  (street), 
ofMce  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsoud 

Potrero  Distillery  and  lleiining  Co,  cor 
Minnesota  and  Nevada 

POTRERO  GERMAN  COMPRESS 

ED  YEAST  CO,  F  H    Hohnan  agt, 

gen  depot  iOTi  Fifth 
Potter  A  W,  sawmill  supplies,  137  Mont 
Potter  Ed  E,  gen  fire  ins  agt,  415  Cal 
Potter  F  A,  crockery,  lOS   Thinl 
i'ott'Ji-  Geo  C,  capitalist,  426  CaI,  rm  2 
Potter  Mining  Co,  318  Pine,  room  39 
Potter  W,  veterinary  surgeon,  8;'t  Fol 


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Pottet  Heniy  &  Co,  llorists,  41  Sixth 
Poulterer  Thos  J,    auctioneer,  24  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Poultney  J,  watclimaker,  137  Alontgy 
Pouyal  J.  florist,  102i)  Sutter 
Pouyallet  Chas  &  Co,  florists,  1 1  Stock 

POWELL  H  A.  attorney,  »07  Montgy 
Powers  Geo  H,  (Powers  &  (iilders),  phy- 

siciau,  215  (tcary 
Powers  &  (ioiild,  liijuors,  413  Sansom 
Powers  J,  groocT,  cor  ijarkiii  and  Union 
Powers  .(as  D,  l)utcher,  1531  Turk 
Powers  M  J,  mining  engineer,  320  San 
Powers  N,  grocer,  o.ll  Howard 
Powers  Chas,  Imtcher,  Kailroad  ave  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Poy    Kee,  Lung  Chong  &  Co,  nianufrs 

shoes,  11!>  Pine 
Powers  T  J,  butcher,  130  Hayes 
Powers  &  Wihlcr,  physicians,  215  (Jeary 
Pozzi  P,  liquors,  3'-io  Montgomery  ave 
Prada  (i,  liquors,  611  Montgomery 
Pracht  Aug,  groceries,  2G00  Sacramento 
Prag  Marten,  stoves,    tin,  copper,  sheet- 
iron,  etc,  135  Cliiy 
Prazcr  A  J,  dry  goods,  827  and  820  Kear 
Prosch  Chas,  portrait  painter,  240  Mont 
PRATHER  J  A.  dentist,  305  Kearny 
Prather  W  J,  dentist,  305  Ke^irny 
PRATT     GEO    C.    mining    secy,    30i) 

MontgoL.ery,  room  25 
Pratt  Ijconidas  K,  atty,  230  Montgomery 

PRATT  &  METCALFE,  attysaf  law, 

230  Montgomery 
Pr.att  H  (i,  carpenter,  51  Clay 
Pratt  L  I),  restaurant,  0  Stockton 
Pratt  L  (),  restaurant,  312  Hush 
PREBLE  &  CO,  Califoniia  ami  Oregon 

cider  works,  218  Davis 
Prendcrgast  Patrick,    groceries  aud  licj- 

uorc,  22S  Folsom 
Prenvielle  li,  painter,  538  (Jreen 
Presbyterian  Hoard  Of  Publication,  757 

Mark«t 
PRESCOTT     HOUSE,    O    F     B<H;ker 

propr,  SVV  cor  Montgoitjery   ave  and 

Kearny 
I'rescott  J  F,  jirtist,  0  Kdtiy 
Prescott  &  Sanborn,  tuiners  and  planing 

mills,  NW  cor  Howard  and  Spenr 
PRESCOTT.    SCOTT    &    CO,    Union 

Iron  Wttrks,  cor  First  and  Mission 
Presho  .lames  <fe  Co,  confmercliantH,  124 

Clay 
Presidio  Firewery,  Schnt  ider  A  Wechter 

proprs,  1520  Pacific 
Preston  Edward,  furniture,  10  Fourth 

PRESTON  &  MoKINNON.  (O  d  Prcs- 
ton  and  J  .1  McKinuon),  lumber,  pier 
5  S  ten  art 
Presti  Alo,  restaurant,  19  Powell 
Pretorius,    Trowbridge    &    Co,     boiler 
manufra,  141  First 


Price  Benj,  broker,  109  Battery 
Price  &  Davies  Mining  Co,  306  Pine 
Price  M,  manufra    and  ifnprs  cutlery, 

415  Kearny 
Price  Press  Co,  IJ  Trum.an  agent,    J  7 

Front 
PRICE  THOS,  asaayer,  524  Sacramento 
Price  W  K,  gen  ticket  agt  N  P  C  R  II, 

328  Montgomery,  room  9 
Priebatch  .lulius,  tailor,. 910  Larkin 
Prien  H,  grocer,  1137  Harrison 
Prien  W  H,  tailor,  (513  Laguua 
I'riest  T  F,  grocer,    NE.  cor  Clementina 

and  Summtr 
Prignor  P,  liquors^  2.'»46  Ft>]som 
Prmce  Chas,  livery  stable,.  2125  Mission 
Prince  Miss  i  G,    Young  Ladies  School, 

218  Eddy 
Pringle  &  H.ayne,  attys  at  law,  318  Pine 
Pringle  (Gilbert,   boots  and  shoes,    1015 

Market 
Prindle  1)  S,  carpenter,  S(i2  Mission 
Prior  .1  K,    gas  fixtures  aud  plumbers' 

materials,  1 128  Market 
Prior  Mrs  K,  grocer,  107  Silver 
Probst  F,  tailor,  1210  Kearny 
I'rootor  .ino,  capitalist,  201  California 
ProffMacob,  show  casesaiwl  fixtures,  215 

O'Fan-ell 
ProflF  Mrs   .1,  candies    and    toys,    215 

O'Farrell 
Proll  Bros,  jewelry  and  stationery,   1417 

Polk 
Proll  Henry  Jr,.  butcher,  SWcorLarkin 

and  Cl;iy 
Proll  John,  wirpenter,  516  Keanjy 
Proll  \Vm  &  Co,  show  casa  manufrs,  537 

California 
Provines  K  11,  atty  at  law,  204  Sutter 
Prosch  Chas,  artist,  240  Mxintgomcry 
Prosehold  Chas,  barlwr,  844  Valencia 
ProsehoUl  T,  barber,  624  Fourth. 
Prosek  .1,  physician,  6  O'Farrell 
Prospect  (J  &  S    Mining   Co,   27   Mer- 
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Prozolt  C,  liijuors,  419  Montgomery  ave 
I'runty  Owen,  liquors,  SW    cor   Eighth 

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Pucell  I),  saloon,  Central   avo  bet  Post 

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PUCKHABER  JOHN,   groceries.  SW 

cor  FifteentI)  ave  and  P 
Puetz  Mrs,  midwife,  80-t  Folsom 
Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  pier  17Steu.Trt 

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COMP,   W  T  Bogertsupt,  511  Montg 
PuUen  Geo  (J,,  liquors,  833  Kearny 
Pullen  Miss  Kiite,  bxlgings,  206   Kenrny 
PUMARIEGA  JOSE  &  CO.  cigarmak- 

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Point  Arena  Railroad  Lumber  Co,  408  Gal 


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PuHy  Daniel,  cabinetmaker,  1  lOt  Miss 
Purely  G  W,  oculist,  cor  Kentucky  and 

Merrimac 
Purdy  G  W,  liquors,  Lonj}   Bridge  Po- 

trero 
Purdy  Owen,  liquors,  Folsom  and  8th 
Purdy  Saml,  mining,  331  Montgomery 
Purdy  Sol  V,  watchmaker  and  jeweler.  16 

Fourth 
Pursell  Mrs  S  V,  dresamakiTig,  506  Hayes 
Putman  8  N,  atty,  328  Montgomery 
Puvogel  John,  grocer,  NE  cor  California 

and  Larkiu 

PYRAMID  G  &  S  MIN  CO,  H  W  Lit- 
tle secty,  520  Kearny 

Pyser  Ijouis,  tailor  and  clothing,  428  Pac 

Pythian  Castle,  James  Patterson  janitor 
and  librarian,  913  Market 

Pysar  M,  tailor,  1325  Polk 


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Quaekenbush  Thos    M,    carpenter,    511 

Jackson 
Quaig  &  Tyler,  restaurant,  1021  Market 
(^»unrtz  Mountain  (t  M  &  T  Co,  ;101»  Mont 
Quartz  Mountain  (i  M  Co,    E   Hestres 

secty,  72!>  Montgoinery 
Queen  Bee  Miu  Co,  324  Pine,  rm  1 
Queen  Ins  Co,  317  California 
Queirola  Geralomo,  fruit,  543  Fourth 
Quellmabz  Otto,  nistaurant,  1737  Miss 
Quezada  L,  eitrarmaker,  oOS  Broadway 
QUICK    JOHN     W,    Sail    Francisco 

Screen  Works,  32  Fremont 
Quigg  Miss  M  B,  dressmaker,    I2t>  Kear 
QuilAngelo,  fruit,  1^11',  P.. welt  I 

Quillici  A,  li()Uors,  Nbint.L'omery  ave 

Quing  Ah,  manufr  .  i  I  I  Batter\      j 

Quinlin  A  O,  physician  .md  ^nrj{e<>n,>74 

Mission 
Quinn  John,  shoemaker,  310  Kwn.ih 
Quiun   John,  saloon,  !•    Merchants'    'a 
Quiiui  John,  bootmaker,  223  Fifth 
QuinnJno  F,  fancy  dry  i;ooda,  1400  l'<ilk 
Quint  L.  atty  at   law,  003  NVafhington 

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Raabti  Oeo  A,  butcher,  1145  Folsom 
RAASE  &  CO,  imprs  cloths  and  t;iili>rs 

trimmings,  2(>  and  '2S  Montgciii'ry 
Rabjohu  Edwin,  locksmith,  85S  llowird 
Ilac'iech  Andmw,  restaunuit,  41'.)    Davis 
Radford  Thos  bootmaker,  1>  Spring 
Kadhoe&  Flanidy, laundry,  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  }{ampshire 
Ra<Uu8  li,  bookbinder,  420  Kearny 
Rmlke  M  F,  liquejrs,  255  Steuart 
Rudovich  A,  colf.-e  saloon,  254  Steuart 
RADOVICH  BOZO,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail liquors,  29  ( Jenry 


Radovioh  L  &  Co,  saloon  and   bowli  ng 

alley,  877  Ma-ket 
Radovich  &  U'  rlandt,  liquors,  300  Kear 
Kadston  J  Jr,  cigars  and  tobacco,  200 

Sixth 
Rafeld  Isadore,  clothing,  9311?,  Folsom 
Raffetto  Ij  &  Co,  boots'and  shoes,  1304 

Stockton 
Rahnskoptf  ('harl,mathematical  an(tnau- 

tical  instrument  maker,  412  Coml 
Rahweiler  A,  watches  and  jewelry,  031 

Kearny 
Railroad    Brewery,    F  Schuster   propr, 

425  Valencia 
Railway  Mail  Service,  H    J   McKusick 

supt,  P  ()  bldg,  entrance  on  Jackson 
Rainl)ow  (iold  Mining  Co,  (Jeo  W  Hop- 
kins secy,  41i»  California,  room  24 
Raisch  Frcd.stoves  and  plumber,  1 44 1 1  th 
Ralston  H  &  J,  Ornamental  Iron  Works, 

220  Fremont 
Ramel  Frank,  butcher,  (55  Centre  Mkt 
Ramm   H,  wholesale  and    retail  liquor 

<lcaler,  210  Van  Ness  ave 
Rammelberg  A,  supt    Berkeley    Ferry. 

052  Market 
RsvmsdoU  B  H,  coal  yard,  110  Jackson 
Hamsley  R    H  Jr,    agt   New   American 

sewing  machines,  1210  Market 
Ramson  A,  licjuors,  7  Commercid 
Randall  Mrs  1  H,  bakery,  315  Polk 
Randall  Jas,    impr  Australian  lumber, 

572  Brannan 
Randall  Mrs  Mrs  M  J.  fancy  goods,  1827 

Market 
Raudol  J  B,  manager  of  The  Quicksilver 

Mining  Co,  320  Sansim 
RANDOLPH    &    CO.     jewelers,    101 

and  103  Montgomery 
Randolph  1>  I.,  ;■ :.  estate  agt,  12  Mont 
Uanicktl  Frii.k,  rt;^taurant,  421  Fourth 
Itank'.'n  If,  li(]uors,  SF  cor  7th  and  Mkt 

RANKIN.  BRAYTON  &  GO,  !acitic 

hdu  W    iks,  1'j7  First 

RANKIN  OH  AS  E,  blank  book  man- 

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Ranb  tt  H  l>,  com  mcrcliMiit,  214  Cal 
RanKcim    Kiidha  &   Co,   grain   and  com 

mrivhants,  204  California 
Ransom  f>yman  W,  justie;;  of  peace,  SE 

cfir  Kearit\'  and  Washington 
Uansoinc  I'     .  artihcial  stone,  10  Rush 
Uapli   •  '         niirnrs  and  frames,  041   Fol 
Uapii.i      1 1,  tailor,  '.•  Tayh^r 
Raphai'l  Isaac,  clothing,  032  Montgy 
Rapii  lel  Isidor,  cigars  and  tobacco,  430 

Kearny 
Knpozo  M  S,  shoemaker,  415  Drumm 
Uap[>  A,  jeweler,  'J  Geary 
Rapp  Chas  F,  hairdresser,  .S25  T>upont 
Rappin  (I,  physician,  515  Montgy  ave 
Rasmus  Wm,  cotfce  house,  300  Dupont 
Rasmussen  I'eter,  bootmaker,  305  Third 


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Katto  B,  bakery,  502  PoPt  and  427   Pac 
Kattray  A,  physician,  606  Sutter 
Ratz  WTn,  barber,  202  Fourth 
lltM  Mra  L,  dairy  produce,  132  Fifth 
BAU  &  VAN  KEiyr?,  dentists,  1144 

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Rau  Henry,  dentist,  779  Mission 
Raum  J  M,  note  broker,  430  Montgy 
Ravelcy  S  W,  printer,  518  Clay 
Ravenna,  Ghirai.lelli  &  Co,  mamifrs  of 

raaccaroni  and  vermicelli,  421  and  423 

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Ravn  Hans,  groceries,  SW  cor  Dupont 

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Ray  Chas  C,  barber,  1627  Fillmore 
BAY  W    S    &    CO.  stoves,    tinware, 

ship  stores,  sto'e  brick,  pottery  and 

projirs  O  K.  Foundry  228   Main,  office 

12  Market 
HAYE  A  F  &  GO,    carpets    and    oil 

cloth,  739  Market 
Raymontl  &  Ely  Mining  Co,  328  Mont 
Raymond  H,  fancy  goods,  1708  Polk 
Raymond  Israel  W,  capitalist,  315  Cal 
Raymciid  S  A,  miner,  302  Montgor'ory 

BAYMOND  &  WILSHIBE.  ngcnts 

McNeale    &     Urban     .Safes,    Biiflalo 
Scale  Cos   Scales,    trucks  and   tills, 
215  and  217  Californiu 
Raj'ntT  VV^m,  hotel,  04G  Harrison 
BAYNOLDS  C  T  &  CO,  manufrs  and 
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Riiia«;tto  F,  supt  <» rand  Opera  Market, 

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Ra/x'tt<«T,  liijuors,  619  Mission 
Rea  E   V,    paiuts,    oils  and  wall  paper, 

1131  Dupont 
Read  hi,  tai!>r,  164.',  Jessie 
BEAD  &  RAFFERTY,  notai-iea  pub- 
lie  and   ooinniissioinjrs    of    deeds   for 
New    York,    M.issaoliufletts,  New  -ler- 
sey,  Nevadii,    Arizona,   Idaho,  W.nsh- 
ini,'t<)ii  Territory  and  <)r(!j;on,  333  Mont 
Rrad  it,  linuiifH,  NE  cor  .Sutter  and  I'olU 
lU',:idii  I-'  W,  ;.♦  •  v  at  law,  230  Montgy 
Uvad^   IJooJinv  '  '>,  I'oofurs,  422    Montgyl 
I{/*ag!in    fc    .NivNainara,    salnnii,   3    iind 
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Ji<:agaiis  T  A,  restaurant,  •>  1(5  Sac 
.H*iil    J>el     M(»nte    Min    Co,    203    Hush.l 

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•Hollis  prc'stK,  230  Mont','<>mi'ry 

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230  Montgomery  . 

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BEABDEN  TIMOTHY  H.  atty  at 

law,  636  Clay,  room  5 
Reardon  A  J,   grocer,  VV  s  San  Bruno 

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Reardon  Mrs  M,  grocer,  225  Perry 
Reardon  P,  liquors,  702  Mi^Jeion 
Rebhan    Andrew,    hairdr  isser,    Folsom 

bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty -Third 
Rchsook  &  Brendlc,   marble  works,   cor 

!  ost  and  Lyon 
l{ebstock,Endres&  Co, wholesale  liquors, 

322  to  326  Sansom 
Rebut  A,   liquors,  SW  cor  Filbert  and 

Van  Ness  ave 
Hecarte  D  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  130  Cal 
Reche  D  K,   druggist,  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  Montsomery 
BECKENBEIL  F,  liquors,  30t)  Dup 
Rechter  J,  furnit'ire,  1136  Dupont 
Red  Clouci  Con  Mining  Co,  309  Montgy 
Reddington  J  H,  grocer,  1316  .Sac 
REDDING  B  B)  gen   land  agt  C  P  & 

S  P  R  li,  cor  Fourth  and  Townscud 
Reddy    Jolin,    wines    and    liquors,   cor 

Beale  and  Bryant 
Redenston  H  H,  lodging  house,  704  Kear 
Itedtield  L  H,  ntty  at  law,  402  Montgy 
Red  Hill  Hydraulic   Mining  and  Water 

( 'o,  328  Montgomery,  room  20 
Redington  &  Co,  drugs,  paints,  oils,  etc, 

531  Market 
Redington   8   M,    insurance  broker,  322 

(.'aliforuin 
Redington  H  W,  mining  secy,  .328  Mont 
Red  Jacket   Con  Mining  Co,  8  S  F  Ex 

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Redington 's  Quicksilver  Co,  531  Mkt 
Redlich  Alex,  capitalist,  37  Battery 
Redmond  D,  tailor,  1 14S  Folsom 
Red  .Star  Steamship  Line,  208  Montgy 
Redstou  .Julius,  cigars,  200  .Sixth 
Redstone  A  K  &  ( 'o,  (juartz  mill  manu- 

fjictnriTs,  135^  Heale 
REDSTONE  J"H  &  CO.   patent  iigts, 

22  Montgnmerv 

REDWOOD  LUMBER  CO,  Um.ber. 

(ionilall,    Ni^son  &  Perkins  proprs,  10 
Mi'fket 
Itedwood    M.unifrs   Assn,  J    (r  Jackson 
prest.  K  I,  Allen  secy,  18  Market 

REEB  E,  pro[)r  Di.-imond  Shirt  Facto- 

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d^awer.^,  19  S.nisom 
Reetkniann  A,  grocer,  NK  car  Powell  and 

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Reed  Chas,  lii|Ui>rs,  KM  .Tackaon 
J{eed  Chas,  upholsterer,  1563  Market 
Reed    Fr  iiicis,    cigars  and  tobacco,  ,537 

Sacramento 
Reed  (leo  W,  custom  house  broker,  .503 

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Reed  Jas,  restaurant,  608  Qay 
Reed  John,  boat  builder,  316  Main 


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Reed  Jos,  lodgings,  521  Pacifio 

Reed  MraS,  liquors,  1110  Dupont 

Reed  Theron,  atty  at  law,  504  Kearny 

Roepen  H,  liquors,  154  Third 

Reese  Geo,  liquors,  931  i  Folsom  and  319 

Fifth 
Reese  J,  barber,  402  Pacific 
Reese  M,  real  estate,  410  Montgomery 
Refterigo  Peter,   fruits  and  nuts,  1000 

Market 
Regan  B,  grocer,  "JtiS  Stevenson 
Regan  J  F,  .gruoer,  21  Minna 
Rcgaudiat  A  J  P,  barber,  24  Mont  ave 
Regensburger  A  K,  physician,  G27  O'Far 
Regensburger  D  il,  atty  at  law,  43S  Cal 
Regensburger  J,  pliysiciau,  1 12  Powell 
Regensberger  S  H,  collector,  028  Mont 
Rehn  Chas,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  20S 

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Reich  GAD,  physician,  118  Post 
Reich  Jno  C,  liquors.  318  Pacific 

REICHERT  THEO,  chief  clerk   U  S 

surveyor's  office,  610  Commercial 
Reichers  &   Harms,  groceries,  SW  cor 

Ellis  and  Larkin 
Reichert  &  Co,  junk,  9  Clay 
Reichert  J  os,  saloon,  1 14  Tyler 
Ueichling  F  &   Co,  bullion  buyers  and 

assayers,  400  Montgomery 
REED  &  BROOKS,  crockery  and  glass 

ware,  524  aiid  520  Sansom 
Reid  Catherine,  grocer^  106  Ninth 
Reid  Geo  W,  groceries,  1141  Pacific 
Ileid  Henry  H,  atty  at  law,  636  Clay 
Reid  Jolin,  tailor,  Wi  Market 
IJeid  Tiios,  wood  and  coal,  958  Mission 
Keid  Wm,  restaurant,  52  Third 
Reil  Lawrence,    tin   shop,  cor  Seventh 

and  11  11  avea 
Reilley  C  T,  plumber,  320  Montgy  ave 
REILLY  &  COf  •20TO»i'»'*i<>"  nierchants, 

grain,  (lour  and  produce,  309  and  311 

Davis 

Reilly  Jas,  groceries,  1710  Ijeavenworth 
Reilly  J,  liquors,  51 1  Fourth 
ReiUy  P,  wood  and  coal,  915  Post 

REINHARDT  H  0,  propr  Pacific  Ele 

vator  Works,  6  Eddy 
Reiuhardt  11  O,  hydraulic  and  steam  ele- 
vator, 6  Eddy 
Reinharfc  Chas,  restaurant,  767  Mission 
Rcinhart  Simon,  capitalist,  412  Cal 
Reinking  E,  pianos  and  organs,  117  Post 
Reinle  &  Fuchs,  butchers,  3  Grand  Cen- 
tral Miu-ket  and  24  Grand  Arcade  Mkt 
Reiustein  J  B,  atty  at  law,  217  Sansom 
lleinstein  \V,    gents'  furnishing  goods, 

411  Kearny 
Reis  Bros,  real  estate,  316  California 
Reis  S,   watchmaker  and    jeweler,   20!) 

Montgomery  ave 

REISS  BROS  &  CO.  ii"prs  cloths  and 

tailors'  trimmings,  113  and  115  Sutter 


Reiners  C  A,  soda  works,  723  Turk  and 

222  Elm  ave 
Reley  W,  liquors,  cor  Fol  and  Steuart 
Relief  Con  M  Co,  310  Pine,  room  25 
Remaasa  L  &  Co,  restaurant,  607  Clay 
Remer  J  A,  architect,  230  Montgomery 
Remington  Sew  ing  Machine  Co,  \V)  2d 

REMINOTON  A  D  &    CO.  paper 

warehouse,  413  and  415  Sansom 
Remillard  Brick  Co,  l)rick  manufrs,  Pa- 
cific Wharf 
Remle  F  &   Fiichs  N,  pork  paokerj,  3 

Grand  Centrul  Market 
Remmol  &  Otersen,  liquors,  16  Third 
llemond  E,  tailor,  1511  Stockton 
Renault  1,  coiil,  1505  Pine 
Renault  L  J,  dyer,  etc,  427  Bush 
Reno  Mining  Co,  318  Pine,  room  13 

RENTON,  HOLMES  &  CO.  lumber, 

pier  3  Steuart 
Renwick  &  Kent,   com  merchants,    231 

Washington 
Renz  J,  bitters  and  wholesale  liquors,  219 

Commercial 
Repenn  F,  bootmaker,  521  Sacramento 
Republic  G   &  S  Mining  Co,  Stock  Ex- 
change Building 
Republic  Con  Mining  Co,  310  Pine 
Resolutt  Tunnel  Mining  Co,  240  Montgy 
Resenstern  J,  physician,  312  Stockton 
Reske  Peter,  liquors,  343  Hayes 
Retail  Tradesmen's  Protective  and  Col- 
lection  Bureau,  F  A   lugersoll  secy, 
434  California 
Rethy  Geo,  boots  and  shoes,  933  Market 
Rcubold  M,  boots  and  shoes,  325  Bush 
Reuben  M,  stationer,   628   Montgomery 
ReuUng  E  W,  manufrs  agent  and  com 
merchant,  318  Front 

REVENUE  MINING  CO,  A  J  Bun- 

ner  secy,  41 1^  California,  room  3 
Revere    Insurance    Co,    Hutchinson  & 

Mann  agts,  322  California 
Rex   Montis  Mining    Co,   D    Henshaw 

Ward  secy,  309  ^Iontgomery,  rm  18 
Reymert  Theodore  D,  mining   and  real 

estate  agent,  40  California 
Reynolds    B    A,    public  administrator, 

city  and  county,  6i;6  Washington 
Reynolds  C  H  &  Co,  real  estate  agents, 

333  Montgomery 
REYNOLDS    GEO,    chemical    works, 

cor  28th  and  San  Bruno  Road 
Reynolds  G  E,  physician,  40^  Geary 
Reynolds  G  L,  merchant  tailor,  638  Clay 
Reynolds  Geo  W,  atty,  616  Sacrfvmento 
Reynolds  Jas  S,  atty  at  law,  636  Clay 
REYNOLDS  JOHN,  propr  California 

chemical  works,    cor    Twenty-eighth 

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REYNOLDS  L  &  CO,    shipping  and 

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court,  New  City  Hall 

RETNOLDS,  RIX  &  CO,  Ingcreoll 
rock  drill  and  mining  machinery,  40 
Fremont 

Kcynolds  Thos,  sail  maker,  SE  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Stouart 

Beynolds  W  O,  wood  and  coal,  2310 
Larkin 

Reynolds  W  S,  real  estate  broker,  531 
California 

Rhein  B  J,  dentist,  703  Market 

Bhein  &  Siegcl,  merchant  tailor,  414 
Snnsom 

Rhode  Island  Ijvery  St^iblc,  (estate  of 
H  Mc(Jlinn),  126  Fourth 

Bho<le  Inland  Insurance  Association,  313 
California 

Rhodes  A  Tj,  atty,  606  Montgomery 

Rhodes  &  Barstow,  attys  at  law,  606 
Montgomery 

Rhodes  Mrs  S,  proprssClarcnden  House, 
574  Folsom  cor  Second 

Rhodes  S  H,  merchant  tjiilor  and  cloth- 
ier, 608  Montgomery 

Ribby  — ,  restaurant,  526  Clay 

Riboli  A,  oyster  saloon,  3  Clay  St 
Market 

Rice  A,  boots  and  shoes,  1206  Sutter 

Rioe  &  Farjeoii,  job  printers,  621  San 

Rice&  Hinrichs,  liquors,  NK  cor  Mission 
and  Steuart 

RICE  H  W,  boiler  and  engine  maker, 
66  Bluxome  near  C  P  R  B  depot 

Rice  Jfis,  liquors,  350  Brannan 

Bice  John  T,  barber,  770Ho-  ••'rd 

RICE  P  B«    saloon,    148  New  Montgy 

cor  Natoma 
Rice  Rich.ard,  plumber  and  g.'isfittcr,  1 07 

Geary 
Rich  David,  stock  broker,  316  iftontgy 
Rich  D  W,  physician,  28  Dupont 
Rich  Geo  W,  locksmith,  I6i')4  Mission 
Rich  L,  fancy  goods,  1400  <  Jcary 
Richard    Nicholas,    coal  dealer,  16  and 

18  Howard 
Bichards  Bros,  wood  and   coal,  215  10th 
Bichanls  C!  F  &  Co,  wholewilo  druggist, 

427  and  429  Sansom 
Bichards  (tco  H,  restaurant,  315  Fourth 
Bichards  Isral,  contractor,  (night  work), 

434  Kearny 
Bichards  J  E,  licjuors,  227  Bush 
Bichards  Joseph,  min  engineer,  318  Pine 
Bichards  &  Harrison,  importers  of  liq- 
uors and  groceries,  314   and   316  Bat 
Bichards    0    S,  grain    broker,    NE  cor 

Front  and  Clay 
RICHARDS  &SSOW,  hardware,  iron 

pipe,  and  plumbers  materials,  408  Mkt 
Richards  W  H,  dentist,  481  Jessie 


Richardson  C,  liquors,  739  Folsom 

Richardson  Bros,  stationers  and  book- 
sellers, 212  Dupont 

Bichardson  &  Field,  mdso  brokers,  214 
California 

RICHARDSON  MRS  H,  fancy  reposi- 
tory, 873  Market 

Bichardson  Bichard,  bakery,  NE  cor 
Mission  and  Twentieth 

Bichardson  W  G,  paper  warehouse,  507 
Montgomery 

Bicher  Min  Co,  30l>  Montgomery,  rm62 

Bichmond  Harry  H,  carpenter,  2120^ 
Mission 

RICHMOND  MRS  L  0  &  SON.  print 

ers,  424  ft'ontgomery 
Bichtcr  C  Max,  physician,   1  ^6    Kearny 
Bichter  Henry,  barber,  SE  cor  Railroad 

and  Seventh  aves 
Bichter    Maxmillian,   saloon,   529  Jack 

RICHTER  PAUL  E.  importer  works 
of  art,  decorations  and  fine  \ipholstery 
goods,  supt  <.f  European  Fresco  Artist 
Ass'n,  office  20i»  Sansom,  residence 
1220  I'ino 

Bichter  W  H,  hotel,  cor  Kentucky  and 
First  ave 

Bick  F,  liquors,  508  Sixteenth 

Bickborn  Fernando,  groceries,  S\V  cor 
Oak  and  (tough 

Bicotti  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  320 
Montgomery  ave 

Rider  F,  druggist,  504  Bush 

RIDER,  SOttER  &  CO,  whole  sale  and 
retail  hay  and  grain,  agent  Warm 
Springs  Landing  Packet  Co,  pier  22 
Steuart 

Bider  W  H,  agt  Ronton  Coal  Co,  Mis- 
fcion  Bulkhead 

Riddell  D  Csecty  San  Bernaitliuo  Borax 
Mill  Co,  4;J0  Montgomery 

RIDGEWAY  BROS,  Hie  manufrs,  305 
Howard 

RIDOEWAT  C  W  &  CO.  spring  mat- 
tress and  lounge  factory,  21  Tyler 

RIDGEWAY    JOSEPH,    mill    pick 

manuf r,  305  Howard 
RIDLEY  A  E  &  CO,  stencil  plates,  323 

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Jiieble  Mrs  Jacob,  bakery,  1633  Post 
Bieck  C  &  Co,  liquors,   NW  cor  Sutter 

and  Stockton 
Bieck  H,  liquors,  Sixth  nr  Channel 
Biegelhaupt  Philip,  tailor,  506  Market 
Biegelhuth  J,  hotel,  407  Pacific 
RIEGER  P  &  CO,  manufrs  of  tlavoring 
extracts  and  lemon  sugar,  511    Front 
Biegel  David  F,  confectionery,  127i  4th 
Bieiil  Frtnl,  physician,  10  Sixth 
Biehn,  Hem  me  &  Co,  assay  ers  and  bul- 
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Biekels  &  Weise,  liquors,  NW  cor  Six- 
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Rieman    &    Tuttle,   photographers,    1!C 

Montgomery 
Rierman  R  &  Co,  wowl  and  coal,  hay  and 

grain,  Mission  bet  2'2d  and  'J3d 
Rics  li,  real  estate,  641)  Washinj^jton 
Riewerth  Cornelius,  cigars,  31)  racific 
Rigeza  Min  Co,  ,S20  Sansom 
Rigney  P,  silver  plater,  107  (^eary 
Riley  Allen,  linuors,  SW  cor  Folsoin  and 

Steunrt 
Riley  Benjamin  F,  wholesale  li(iuorH,.'J18 

Front 
Riley,     Osbonie,    Maxwell    A   Kinsey, 

shoi't-hanil  reporters,  30!)  Montf^oniLry 
Riley  PS,  advertising  agent,  lil4Montgy 
Riley  Miss    Theresa,     hairdresser,   '210 

Willow  ave 
Riley  k  Vest,  hay  and  grain,  507  East 
Rimassa  E,   boots  and  shoes,  720  Wash 
Rincke  Fredefick,  cigars   and  tobacco, 

3'J5^  Fifth 
Ring  — ,  specialist  tapeworm  curer.  109 

Dupont 
Rinz  Adolph,  foreign  wines  and  liquors, 

1I2I  Mission 
Riordan  Mrs,  milliner,  031  and  710  Mkt 
Riordan  Mrs   Margaret,  groceries,  225 

Perry 
Riordan  Thomas  D,  atty  at  law,  6  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Riordan  T 1',  real  estate  agent,  0  Post 
Riphenburgh  W,  livery  stable,  102  Clark 
Rippey  W  C,  restaurant,  525  Clay 
Rippmau    Brothers,  drug  goods,  SK  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Valencia 

RISDON  IRON  AND  LOCOMOTIVE 

WORKS*   patterns,    machinists  and 

boitermakers,  SE  cor  How  and  Healo 

Risdon  John  X,  agent  mill  and  inininij 

machinery,  421  California 
Risi  A,  bootmaker,  806  (Jreenwich 
Rising  Alfred,  atty  at  law,  210  Sansoni 
Rising  Miss  A,  artist,  12»i  Kearny 
Risley  A  A,  tailor,  24^  Dupont 
Ristow  John,  grocery,    NW    cor  Turk 

and  Van  Ness 
Ritchie  N    B,   carpenter    and   builder, 

IttOl  Hyde 
Rittore  A  &  Co,  fish,  5  Clay  St "  Market 
Ritter  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  303 

Keiirny 
Ritter  Paul,  cigars,  1118  Howard 
Ritzau  Henry,  military   band,    SE   cor 

Post  and  Dupont 
Rifczau  &  Obermeyer,  liquors   and   bil- 
liards, SE  cor  Post  and  Dupont 
RitzmuUer  M,    carriage  and  wagon  fac- 
tory, Soo  Howard 
Ritter  H  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Dupont 
Rivolette  Jules,  groceries,    1403  Powell 
Riverside  Mill  Mining  Co,  211  Sansom 
Rix  Mrs  A,  Inglewood  House,  126  Fifth 


Hix  Hale,  atty  nt  law  and  police  judae. 

m  Washington 
Rix  Henry  A  E,  engraver,  L'Ol  Kearny 
Rix  Julian  W,  painter  of  portraits,  734 

Montgomery 
RIXFORD  E  H.  atty  nt  law,  fi:W  Cal 
Roach  D  D,  liquors,  1317  Mission 

ROACH  JOHNt  inatlicmaticid  iustru- 

muHts   and   opticiini,  005  Sacramento 

and  420  Montyoinciry 
Roach  L,  groceries,    cor  Twcntyfou/th 

and  York 
ROACHE  JAMES,  li<Hi'>r8,  G36  Fourth 
IJoath  k  Kolt,  fruit  and  confoctionerr. 

1028  Sutter 
Robbins  Jaa  J,  mining,  30(5  Pine,  rm  10 
liobbinsJ  W,  liquors,    1012  Potrcro  ave 
Hoborts  JasB,  ins  agt,  315  California 
ROBERTS  G  F,  candy   factory,  NW 

cor  Polk  and  Bush 
Roberts  Mrs  C,   dressmaker,  114  Geary 
Uoberts    (Jeo  W,   nicy    Odd    Fellows' 

Cemetery  A^sn,  325  Montgomery 
i{ol)erts  Mrs  H,  physician,  l(i21i  Powell 
Rol)erts  .1  M,  cigar  factory,  327  Pacific 
Jioberts  &  Kearney,    butchers,    SE  cor 

Filbert  and  Taylor 
Roberts  J  W,  mining,  3'JS  Mont,  rm  17 
Uolterts  Thomas,  blacksmitli,  161!)  Mkt 
Rolierts  W  A,  mining,  21 1  Sansom 
Rolwrts  Wm,  merchant  tailor,  8  Mont 
Robertson  E  B,  physician,  28  St  Ann's 

building 
Robertson  John  A,  on?  reducing  process, 

22  Montgomery 
Robertson  J  B,  real  estate,  330  Pine 
Robertson  R  L,  varieties,  900  Howard 
Robertson  Robert,   liquors,  727  Montgy 
Uobertson  S  J,  liquors,  NW  cor  Kearny 

and  Sacramento 
Hobcrtson  William,  florist,  108  Califor- 
nia Market; 
Roliie  1!,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  3005 

Mission 
Rfibinet  Eugene,  capitalist,  7  Montgy  ave 
Robinett  Thos,  carpenter,  1 1 3  Ijcidesdorff 

ROBINS  F  A.  machinist,  7  First 
Robin  Adrien  &  Co,    saloon,  614  Fourth 
Robinson  Alfred,   trustee   Los  Angeles 

Land  Co,  120  Sutter 
ROBINSON  CHAS  H.  librarian   Free 

Public  library,  428  Bush 
Robinson  C  A,  vinegar  works,  15  Van 

Ness  ave 
Robinson  Cornelius  P,  atty,  310  Pine 
Robinson    Crittenden,    short-hand    re- 
porter, 310  Pino 
Robinson  E  N,  mining  engineer,  320  San 
Robinson  Henry,  liquors,  NW  cor  Davis 

and  .Jackson 
Robinson  &  Highman,    col  agents  and 

Pacific  Coast  Delivery  and  Transfer 

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Robinson  I,  ladies'    and  gents'  goods, 

142  Third 
Robinson  J  A,  attorney,  507  Montgy 
Robinson  L  L,  capitalist,  320  Sansom 

HOBmSON,    OINET   &  BTRNE, 

attys  at  law,  310  Pine,  rms  35  to  41 
Robinson  Peter,   drayman,  cor  Battery 

and  Filbert 
Robinson    R,  atty  C  P  R  R,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Townsend 
Rohison  A  C  &  Co,  birds,  shblls,  etc,  540 

Kearny 
Robitschuck  H,  stationery,  416  Sao 
Robitscher  8,  shoe  store,  1589  Turk 
Robson  Henry,  saw  filer,  300  Jackson 
Roche   &   Desbeck,   attys  at    law,   628 

Montgomery 
Roche  John  J,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy 
Rochonfield  Win,  barber,  441  V^alencia 
Rochester  German  Ins  Co,  216  Sansom 
Rocbicioli  R  F,  bronze  gold,  silver  and 

nickel  plating,  8  Tyler 
Rockwell  Miss  E  A,  artist,  103  Montgy 
Rodd  C,  fancy  goods,  850  Washington 
Rode  Emil,  painter,   portraits,  etc,  659 

Clay 
Rodefeld  Fritz,  liquors,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Post 
Roden  AG.  livery  stable,  1715  aud  1717 

Sacramento 
Roddeu  Hugh,  barlwr,  '2'M  Folsom 
Rodgers  Arthur,  atty  at  law,  207  San 
Rodgera  Benj,  liquors,  252  Branuan 
Rodgers  F  S,  sign  painter,  62i>  Merchant 
Rodgers  John  &  Sons,  hay  and  grain,  cor 

Market  aud  Hayes 
Rodgers  Lee  O,  physician  and  surgeon, 

12Si  Fourth 
Rodgers  N",  hides,  818  Battery 
Rodgers  P,  liquors,  1727  Market 
Roeben  O,  boarding,  37  Pacific 
Roebuck  Thos  f«,  boilermaker,  137  Beale 
Roe  C  S,  atty  at  law,  217  Sansom 
Roe  James,  liquors,  cor  Fifth  ave  and  L 
Roeder  Clement,  physician,  1838  O'Far 
Roemer  &  Burck,  bakery,  205  Kearny 
Roomer  Eugene,  gen  agt  (Jerman  General 

Beiifivolent  Society,  1 14  Dupont 
Roes  L  B,  liquors,  cor  .facksou  aud  Bat 
Roesler  C,  liquors,  703i  Davis 
Roefiler  H,  carpenter  and  ciibinet  maker, 

225  Post 
Roethe  Christian,  druggist,  501  Third 
Rogat  J,  coiTee  stand,  816  Front 
Rogers  Daniel,  atty  at  law,  604  March 
Rogers  Geo  A,  restaurant,  1244  Mission 
Rogers  H,  agt  vSamuel  Merritt,  22  Cal 
Rogers  H  D,  physician  and  surgeon,  410 

Kearny 
Rogers  R  F,  stock   broker,  80  Nevada 

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ROOERS  S  D>  mining  secy,  328  Mont 
Rogers  S  L,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy 


Rogers  Z,  physician,  308  Sutter 
RogK'a  J,  plumber,  440  Broadway 
Rondo  Henry,  liquors,  SW  oor  Front 

and  Washington 
Rohdo  J,  grocer,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Tay. 

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Rohde  Peter,  liquors,  8  Clay 
Rohe  Mrs  M^  varieties,  S  W  cor  Webster 

and  Ellis 
RohlfTs  C  C,  groceries,  1  Mission 
Rohlffs  &  Woebke,  liquors,  1  Mission 
Rohr  J  N,  painter,  6  Tyler 
Rohrs  D,  grocer,  1101  Clay 
Rohrs  Geo  H,  liquors,   cor  Sutter  and 

Central  ave 
Rohrs  J  D,  groceries,  1501  Mission 
Rohte  Bros,  Doots  and  shoes,  50J  Jack 
Rokusck  Albert,    cigars   and  tobacco, 

316  Bush 
Roley  J  0  &  Co,  liquors,  308  Kearny 
Rolff  M,  restaurant,  2019  Fillmore 
Roller  &  Layng,  printers,  61 1  Clay 
Rollet  Chas,  bakery,  639  Broadway 
Rollins  R  R  &  Co,  auctioneers  and  ap- 
praisers, 535  California 
Rollins  Wm,  real  estate,  6  Montgy  ave 

ROMA  HOTEL,  G  &  P  Beronio  proprs, 

818  Sansom 
Roman  B,  clothing  and  furnisliing goods, 

940  and  942  Market 
Romani  8,  liquors,  437  Broadway 
Romani  Scbastiano,  bakery  and   vermi- 
celli, 1518^  Dupont 
Romberg  W,  groceries,   1049  Howard 
Roney  E,  wood  and  coal,  1312  Pacific 
Roony  James  &  Bro,  grocer,  Potrero  ave 

bet  El  Dorado  and  Sixteenth  ave 
Rooney  P  H,  liquors,  813  Battery 
Roos  Bros,  clothing,  25  and  37  Kearny 
Root  &   Sanderson,  wholesale    grocers, 
tobacco  and  cigars,   122  and  124  Mar- 
ket, 19  and  21  California 
Root  T  E,   pres  Odorless   Excavating 

Apparatus  Co,  432  Kearny 
Roquos  Marie,  confectionery,  1507  Dup 

Rorke  B  B  &  Co,  stock  brokers,  304 

Montgomery 
Rosa  Jos,  barber,  433  Pine 
Rosa  J  P,  barber,  657  Clay 
Rose  A  W  Jr,  mining  secy,  302  Montgy 
Rose  D,  groceries,  106  Howard 
Rose  Edw  J,  cigars,  316  Bush 
Rose  Fred,  groceries,  731  Brannan 
Rosckrans  H  M,  house  painter,  517  Cal 
Rosekrans  H  &  Co,  hardware,  tools  and 

builders'  material,  638  Market 
Rosenbaum  ASA  Co,  imprs  cigars  and 

leaf  tobacco,  SE  cor  Cat  and  Battery 
Rosenbaum    Charles,     shoemaker,    658 

Mission 
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BOSENBAVM  F  IE  ft  CO.  French, 
German  and  English  window  glass 
and  crystal  sheets,  567  Market 

Boscnbaum  Jno  H,  liquors,  cor  Rail- 
road and  Fifth  aves 

Roscnbaum  J  I  &  Co,  mannfrs  and  deal- 
ers in  cigars,  SE  oor  Battery  and  Clay 

Rosenbaum  Moses,  capitalist,  206  Front 

Roscnbdum  8,  attorney  at  law,  302 
Montgomery 

BOSENBAVM  ft  SCHEELINE,  at 

torneys  at  law,  302  Montgomery 
Rosenberg"B,  boots  and  shoes,  108(Jeary 
Rosenberg  G,  butcher,  1  Mission  Mkt 
Rosenberg  Jos,  capitalist,  410Montgy 
Rosenberg  L,   butcher,  3  Metropolitan 

Market 
Rosenberg  M,  butcher,  51!)  Franklin 
Rosenberg  S  S,  butcher,  1501  Powell 
Rosenblum  D,  barber,  504  Hayes 
Rosenblum  P,  shoemaker,  207  Sixteenth 
Roseucrana  \V  S,  manager  Safety  Pow- 
der Co,  202  Sansom 
Rosencrantz  L,  dry  goods,  252  Fourth 

BOSENDALE  A  C  ft  GO,  importers 

fancy  goods  and  novelties,  549  Slarket 
Rosener  Bros,  capitalists,  213  Battery 
Roseuer  H,  tailor,  402  Sixth 
Rosener  S,  tailor,  808  Folsoin 
RosGiifeld  A,  fancy  and  dry  goods,  1302 

Polk 
Rosenfeld  Jno,  coal  and  com  merchant, 

310  Sanson! 
Rosenfeld  S,  manufr  ladies  and  child- 
ren's underwear,  539  Market 
Rosenfeld  S,  glove  factory,  125   Sansom 
Rosengarn  H,  liquors,  202  Post 
Roseushine  &  Bn)ther,  impr  tobacco  and 
cigars,  604  and  606  Front 

BOSENTHAL   ADOLPHt  consulate 

German  Empire,  321  Battery 
Rosenthal  A  S   &    Co,   wholesale   dry 

goods,  202  Bush 
Rosenthal  Bros,  dry  and  fancy  goods, 

810  Market 
BOSENTHAL,  EEDEB  ft  CO,  man 

ufacturerers    and    imprs    boots    and 

shoes,  33  and  35  Battery 
BOSENTHAL  &  FBOHMAN.  imprs 

cigars  and  tobacco,  627  and  629  Mont 
Rosenthal  Mrs  G,  furnishing  goods,  120 

Sixth 
Rosenthal  &  Germain,   job  printers,  538 

California 
Rosenthal  I,  boots  and  shoes,  202  Pac 
Rosenthal  I   L,  boots  and  shoes,  1326 

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Rosenthal  Jos,  furniture,  47  Third 
Rosenthal  L,  atty  at  law,  419  Pine 
Rosenthal  M,  hairdresser,  225  Dupont 
Rosenthal  M,  fancy  goods,  908  Dupont 
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Rosentreter  Otto,  grocer,  s  s  Lombard 

nr  Sansom 
Roseta  Frank  &  Co,  restaurant,  607  Clay 
Rosie  Walter,  secy  U   W  Boot  &  Shoe 

Co,  416  Market 
Ross  A,  grocer,  629  Front 
Ross  Alex,  bootmaker,  503  Hayos 
Ross  Brothers,  wood  and  coal,  313  First 
Ross  Bros,  millinery  goods,  938  Market 
Ross  D  W,  carpenter,  416  Sacramento 
Ross  Erskine  M,   associate  justice  su- 
preme court,  640  Clay 
Ross  &  Hutchinson,  carpenters,  NW  cor 

Linden  and  Van  Ness  ave 
Ross  Mrs  Mary,confectionery,503  Hayes 

BOSS  WM  T.  A  H,  teacher  of  elocu- 
tion,   St  Ann's  bldg,   cor  EJdy  and 

Powell,  rooms  78  and  79 
Rossbach  F   VV,  propr  S  F  Packing  &, 

Provision  Co,  513  to  521    Washington 
BOSSETEB  &  SMITH.    French   calf 

skins  and  shoe  findings,  545  Market 
Rossi  A  &  Co,  liquors,  521  Commercial 
Rossi  &  Co,  druggists,  SW  cor  Green 

and  Dupont 
Rossi  G,  butcher,  515  Broadway 
Rostein  Louis,  fancy  goods,  110  Seventh 
Rotenberg  A,  dry  goods,  127  Seventh 
Rotenstein  Alexander,  liquors,  6?3  and 

635  Clay 
Roth  Charles,  butcher,  Sixteeenth 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Roth  &   Co,  wholesale  liquors,  214 

216  Pine 
Roth  John,  fruit,  SJV  cot  Battery 

California 
Rothchild  J  S  &  Co,  gen  ii'dse,  28  San 
Rothchild  &  Marx,  attys  at  law,  315  Cal 
Rothernian  &  Stolte,  liquors.  Fourth  bet 

Townseiul  and  King 
Rothermel  &  Muller,  butchers,  702  Bush 
Rothermel  P  H,  bootmaker,  403  O'Far 
Rothganger  Frederick,  wagonmaker,  834 

Harrison 
Rotger  &  Bishoff,  confectioners,  307  East 
Rothman  H,  variety,  1513^  Dupont 

BOTHSCHILD  ft  EHBENFFOBT, 

steam  candy  factory,  408  Clay 
Rothschild  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors, 

NE  cor  Powell  and  Ellis 
Rothschild  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  604 

Clay 
Rottanzi    Antonio,    physician,   SE  cor 

Third  and  Folsom 
Kottanri  G,  liquors,  1027  Market 
Rotterman  Chas,  liquors.  Sixth  bet  Mar- 
ket and  Mission 
Roturier  &  Zabaldano,  druggists,  SE  cor 

Kearny  and  Pacific 
Rouard  Joseph,  grocer,  cor  Liberty  and 

Townsend 
Rouleau  F  A,  searcher  of  records,  328 

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Roundey  &  Co,  Brooklyn  &  S   F  PIx- 

prcsa,  1  Commercial 
Rounduy  Cliait  li  &  Co,  cigara  and   to- 
bacco, 41*2  Koarny 
Uoiintrue&  Lunj^laiul,  stockbrokers,  327 

Pine 
Uountreu  &  Mo(,*liiro,  grocers,  4(M  Front 
Round  Valley  Water  Co,  A  Halsoy  hoc, 

314  Mont;^oniury 
Roure  Joa,  bakery,  NK  cor  l)upont  and 

Union 
Rourko  Charloa,  grocerioa,  751)  Bryant 
Rourko  Jotin,  morclmnt  tailor,  1 1  i  Mont 
Rouao  C  S,  ai'tiat,  G  Eddy 
Rouse  &  Laws,  comniitision   merchants, 

grain,  30()  Davia 
Rouaact  Paul,  cnmmiaaion  merchant,  (>1!) 

Montgomery 
Rovcgno  I>,  restaurant,  (> 1 5  Commercial 
Rowe  Elj\atic  Truss  Co,  702  Market 

ROWELL  CHA8,  phyiacian  and  sur 

gcou,  4'J<)  Kc:trny 
Rowland  Mrs  l)r,  physician,  917  Mkt 
Rowley  &  Co,  manager  I'rofesaional  Pro 

tectivc  AHSociatioti,  008  Market 
Roy  Th  &  Co,  laundry,  1 1 'J  Taylor 
EOYAL  FIRE  INS  CO,  Falkner,  Bell 

&  Co,  430  California 
Royal  Mail  Hteam  Packet  Co,  E  Clarke 

&  Co  agents,  108  LeideadoriF 
Royal  !^t  John  Sewing  Machine  Co,  30 

Second 
Royal   iSoap  Co,    W  J   Houston  &   Co 

agentf  -05  Front 
Royal  \Vm,  atty  at  law,  504  Koarny 
Roy  CO  CE,  atty  at  law,  1214  Kauaoni 
Royer  Herman,  belting  and  lacing,  855 

to  (SGI  Jiryaut 
Royer,    Myer  k   Co,  8hipi)ing  and  eoni- 

miaaion  merchanta,  and  agents  Marine 

Ins  Co,  U12  Battery 
ROTLANCE  J*  manufrs  of  plumbers' 

bi'aaa  and  silver-plated  work,  45  and 

47  Fremont 
Roysdon  A  W,  atty  at  law,  G3G  Clay 

ROZIERE  Ct  impr  and  dealers   wines 

and  li(]Uora,  21  Stockton 
Ruby  S  M  Co,  10  Merchants'  Exchange 
Ruddock  J  U,  plumber,  820  Sutter 
Rudec  Isaac,  dry  goods  and  variety,  129 

Second 
Rndee  J,  varietiea,  120  Second 
Rudkin  J  A,  stock  broker,  14  Leid 
Rudolph  A,  butcher,  NE  cor  Folaom  and 

Sixth 
Rudolph  Charles,   liquors,  cor  Dupout 

and  O'Farrell 
Rudolph  vJ  A  Co,  pianos,  4  and  fi  Fifth 
Rudolph  Wm,  oils,  1567  Market 
Reubar  J  G  R,  physician,  G49  Broadway 
Rued  J  C,  commission  merchant,  3-1  Clay 
Rucser    Charles,     carriagcmaker,     335 

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RUFFINO  L  J  ft  00>  marblo  works, 

9G4  to  970  Bryant 
Rugg  S  P,  physician,  302  Stockton 
Uuggles  I>  \V,  junk,  310  Jackaon 

RUHL  BROSi  importers  and   com,  522 

Montgomery 
Ruiz  Hros,  cigars,  NE  cor  Stockton  and 

Paeilio 

RULE  FERDINAND  K.  gun  ins  agt, 

(lire,  life  ami  marine),  310  Pino 
Rule  J  VV,   apothecary.  Third  and  How 
Uulhranir  A  r,picturo  mats,  7G9|jMark()t 
Rumetseh   Jacob,  licjuors,  N\V  cor  l>u- 

poiifc  and  Sutter 
Riunpinaky  August,  liquora,   NW    cor 

Mission  and  lioale 
Ruppjl   Conrad,  dairy  produeo,  228  4th 
Riippeliui  W,  watchmaker  andj  jeweler 

NK  cor  Mission  atid  Fifth 
Ruaehcr.),  licjuors,  103  Jesaie 
Itnah  Ed,  liquors,  941  Market 
llush  M,  clothing,  21  Mic -Ivct 
Ruslonevea  \V  .J,  plumbing  and  stoves, 

2325  Mission 
Rundo  C  li,  grocer,  N\V  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Sherman 
Rnngo  F,  bjotmaktr,  1120  Taylor 
Rungo  F  W,  grocery,  40  Third 
llunge  (J  M,  grocer,  NE  cor  Union  aud 

Ootavia 
Russ  (!  A,  merchant,  320  Sunsom 
RUSS  HOUSE,    S    H  Seym)ur  &    Co 

propra,  215  Montgomery  cor  Huah 
Rush  J  &  Co,  lumber,  3G  ^\i  irket 

RUSS.  MEYRINK   <^  r„    wholesale 

Mexican  oranges  and  lime.i,  225  San 
Rusaack  I,  chiro])odist,  31  Eddy 
lluasel  Edwin,  note  and  loan  broker,  31^ 

Pine 
Uuaaell  Broa,  Ijarber,  02  Second 
Russell  David  F,  boots  and  shoes,  536 

Sixteenth 
Itussell  E,  liquorH,  6  Polk 
Pusaell.J,  hatter,   13G  Third 
Russell  J  B,   boots  and  ahoea,  NW  cor 

Dupont  andCJeary 
Rusaell  \V  F,  aecty  and  fl;onl  freight  agt 

N  i'  C  R  R,  328  Montgomery,   rm   10 
Russian  River,  Land  k  Luml)er  Co,  328 

Moiittjomery,  rm  10 
RUST  R  C,  «itty  at  law,  509  Kearny 
Rustemoyer  W  J,  stovea  etc,  2325  Miss 
l{uttger  Joe,  saloon,  710  Montgomery 
Ryan  E,|boots  and  8hoe8,Twenty-8evouth 

and  San  Bruno  road 
Ryan  James,  grocery  and  liquors,    116 

Seventh 
Ryan  .1  B,  harnesamakcr,  639  Broadway 
Ryan  J  1>,  capitalist,  524  VVoshiugtou 
Ryan  J  W,   grocer  aud  liquors,  SE  cor 

Fifth  and  Minha 
Ryan  L,  auctioneer,  537  California 
Ryan  Michael,  saloon,  818  Howard 


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Kyun  R  F,  «tty  at  law,  «540  Clay 
Ityau  Thos,  livory  stiihlo,  <)J5  Kllis 
Ilyckniau  W  L,  stoekhroker,  317  Mont 
Kydcr  Mini*  E,  urtiMt,  l.'(5i  Koarny 
Kyiier  Mrs  F  S,  artist,  '.'(Ji  Kearny 
Rye  Patch  Con  Mill  &  Min  Co,  3'27  V 
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Sabatia  a  K  ft  *  'o,  liquors  and  com  mer- 

cliauts,  v>l7  and  Oli)  Sansom 
Sahatio  I'  (k   &  Co,    wholonalo  Ii(iuorH, 

330  Hush 
Snhiu  F,  cigar  manufr,  .102  Montgomery 
Sabine  Mining  Co,  40'J  Calilornii 
Sablatschau  J,  boot  and  ahoeniakor,  810 

I/agiina 
Sachau  &  Mueller,  Tark  Hotel,  t.'0  and 

•2H  Turk 
Sacha  L  &  M  A;  Co,  imprs  dry  goods,  8\V 

cor  Battery  and  IJuah 
Sacha,   Strasaburger  &  Co,  imprs  fancy 

goods,  iSK  cor  fSan.iom  and  I'ino 
Sachso  Louis,  bakery,  315  .Stockton 
Sack  John  C,  olectro-magnctio  instru- 
ments, 18  Market 
Sacramento  and  I'lacervillo  R  R,  oflice 

NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townaond 
Sacramento  River  Packing  C'o,  W  Rrad- 

ford  secy,  318  Front 
SADLER  &  CO,    iinpra    notions    ajul 

stationery,  005  Mariict 

SAFETY  FUND  BENEVOLENT 

ASS'N,  C  \V  Uryant  \n\-6,   Muitiu  L'i 
Theihnann  aocy,  I'JO  Kearny 
Safety  I'owiler  Co,  W  8  Rosecrans  aupt, 

'202  Sansom 
Saffold  &  Meux,  uttys  at  law,  217  San 
SatlbldR  B,  atty  at  law,  217  Sanaoin 
Sagehorn  H,  gn)cerioa  and  litjuora,   520 

Union 
Sage  Louis  P,  Lowell's  warehouse,    XE 

cor  Battery  and  Union 
Sage'a  Oil   Warehouao,    SW   cor  Union 
and  Front 
I  Sahrbachor  Chas,  butcher,  904  Stockton 
and  SK  cor  Clay  anil  Taylor 
Sahla  F,  toys,  2054  Minna 
Sahnke  II  G,    co-operative  groceries,  SE 

cor  Sixtoeuth  and  Dolores 
Sainaot  F'rancis,  restaurant,  200  Miaaion 
Saracen  E,  restaurant,  814  Third 
ST  DENIS    JULES,   house    and    sign 
painter  and  paper  hanging,  storo  1305 
Stockton 
St  George  Hotel,  Jno  A  Muxsom  mana-l 

ger,  812  Kearny 
ST  GEORGE  STABLES,  A  B  Butler, 

Bush  above  Kearny 
St  Ignatius  College,  Hayes  and  BVaaklin 


St  .lolin  Edward  P,    carpenter,    NE   cor 
Wiisliinjiton  and  Maplo 

ST  LAWRENCE  STABLE,  McCord, 

Bridge  i  C'.),  212  Sutler 
St  Uuia  llotfl,  Nicholas   Baker,   13  Pac 
St  LoiiiM  Miiiiufj;  Co,  •^03  Buah 
St  Luke'a  Hoapitiil,  terminus  of  Valencia 
St  Marya  llosiiital,  cor  First  and  Bryant 
St  Nlcholiia  lua  Co,  210  Sunsom 
.St  Patrick  Con  ( Jold  Mining  Co,    Stock 

Exchange  Buihling 
St  Paul  A,  phyaici  .n,  850  Markot 
Sk  Paul   lua  Co,    Hutcliinaon  &   Mann 

,.m,,,t-^   .(22  California 
St    V'inc«mt  School,  sisters  of  charity, 

071  Mission 
Sahunaiidor  Felting  Co,  317  California 
Salamon  E  S,    atty  at  law,  432  Montgy 
Salas  &  Moore,   cigars  and   tobacco,  cor 

\Vaal>in,<.;t<)n  and  Montgomery 
Sulich  L,  fruit,  '.111  Keiirny 
Siiliedo  Alex,  barber,  535  Sacramento 
SALFIELD  C,  physician,  30  Kciiruy 
Salomon  J  L,  pawn  broker,  022  Koarny 
Salomon  J,  broker,  502  Kearny 
Salomon  N,  grocer,  00  Center  Market 
Saltnjan  Cliaa,  butcher,  1800  Bush 
Siim  Joa,  liquors,  038  Commercial 

SAM  KEE.  Chinese  Employment  office, 

511  Buah 
Saminy  Ceo,  groceries  and  liquors,   NE 

cor  Tyler  and  Larkin 
Sample   &    Beyer,    saloon,     10    to     18 

Lcidcsdorff 
SAMPLE  SS,  liquors,  211  Kearny 
Siuupa   1'    It,    ate.im  sodi    worka,    201 

Clciiiontina 
Samanitlier  George,  lodging  house,  411 

Pacific 
Samuel  A,  saloon.  311  Fifth 
Samuel,  Cupplea  &  Co,  wooden  and  wil- 
low   ware,      cordage,      axle     grease, 

matchea,  123  California 
Samuel  H,  tail.r.  SOS  Third 
SAMUELS  Df  Lace  House,  102  Kearny 
Samuels  \V  K  S,  surgeon  and  accouchor, 

7 lit  Market 
SAMUELS  W  R  G,  physician,  719  Mkt 
Samuels  J,  dry  goods,  2S  Kearny 
San  Bernarilino  Borax  Mining  Co,  1)  0 

Riddel  secy,  430  Montgomery 

SAN  BRUNO  HOTEL,  John  Schaer. 

proprietor,  cor  20th  and  San  Bruno  R 
San  Carlos  G  and  S   M  Co,  040  Market 
Sanders  Mrs  H  S,  physician,  2510  Fol 
Sanderaon  Silas,  counsel  for  C  P  R  R, 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
San  Diego  G  and  S  M  Co,  046  Market 
S  F  Abend  Post  Publishing  Co,  535  Cal 
S    F  Art  Association,   Irvmg  M  Scott, 

prest,  Jennings  S  Cox  secy,  430  Pine 
S  F  Benevolent  Association,  R  Beeching 

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S  P  Board  of  Provision  Packers,  F 
Rossbach  secy,  517  Washington 

S  F  Box   Factory,  South  Point  Mills, 
Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

S  F  Bridge  Co,   J  McMullcn  manager, 
14  Leavenworth 

S  F  Brush  Factory,  R  W  Simpson  pro- 
prietor, 613  and  615  Brannan 

S  F  CALL  CO,  525  Montgy  and  710  Mkt 

S  F  CANDLE  CO,  Judson  &,  Woodman 

Bros,  402  Front 
S  F  Chemical  Works,   Judson  &  Shep- 

ard,  4^'"  Front 
"S  F  CHRONICLE,"  Chas  De  Young  & 

Co  proprs,  NE  cor  Bush   and  Kearny 
S  F  Clearing  House,  211  Sausom 
S  F  Co-operation  Yard,  cor  Folsom  and 

Steuart 
S  F  Cordage  Co,  Tubbs  and  Co,  proprs, 

611  and  613  Front 
S  F  Directory  Publishing   Co,  518  Clay 
H  F  Female  Hospital,  030  Clay 
S  F  Fire  Co  No  1,  419  Pacific 
S  F  GAS  LIGHT  CO,  Peter  Donahue, 

prest,   N  S  Baunett  secy,    cor   First 

and  Natoma 

S  F  JEWELRY  MANUFACTORY. 

D  W  Laird  propr,  27  Post 

"S  F  JOURNAL  OF  COMMERCE. 

W  H  Murray  manager,  414  Clay 
S  F  Last   Factory,  Levegue  &   Potter 

proprietors,  10  Stevenson 
S  F  Laundry,  office  33  Geary,  Eddy  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
S  F  Literary  Bureau,  511   Cal,  room  35 
S  F  LAW  LIBRARY,  G  ti  W  Hope 

librarian,  628  Montgomery 
S  F  Lying  in  and  Foundling  Asylum, 

915  Tyler 
SF  MANUFACTURING  AND  RE 

FING  CO.  Ja8  Robinson  secy,  408  Cal 
S  F  Market,  Clay  bet  Sansom  and  Mont 
"S  F  MERCHANT  THE,"  Alex  and  D 

Bell  editors,  323  Front 
S  F  NEWS  CO,  Emil  Bauer  manager, 

Robt  White  treas,  413  and  415  Wash 
••S  FNEWS  LETTER"  (weekly)   F 

Marriott  propr,  607  attd616  Merchant 

S  F  AND  NORTH  PACIFIC  R  R  CO. 

P  Donahue  prest,  426  Montgomery 
S    F    Pacific  R   R  Co's  Steamers,  P  S 

Guerin  act,  Washiniiton  St  Wharf 
8  F  and  Pacific  Glass  Works,  (IJarlton 

Newman  manager.  King  near  Fourth 
S  F  Packing  and  Provision  Co,   513  to 

521  Washington 
S  F  Petroleum  Co,  L  D  Fisk  secy,  402 

Montgomery 

S  F  AND  PIONEER   VARNISH 

WORKS,  HueterBroB  proprs,  12  2nd 
S  F  Pioneer  Woollen  Factory,  1 15  Bat 

B  F  PLATING  WORKS.  E  G  Den 

nisten  proprs,  653  and  655  Mission 


"S  P  Public  School  Record,"  Georges 
Francfort  editor,  603  Washington 

"S  F  Punch,"  838  Market 

S  F  SAVINGS  UNION,  James  De 
Fremery  prest,  Lovell  White  cashier 
and  secy,  532  California 

"SF  STAR,"  Geo  T  Hanly  &  Co  pub- 
Ushers,  214  Sacramento 

S  F  STEAMBOAT  &  TRANSPORT- 
ATION CO.  Jeremiah  Miller  pres, 
Fred  W  I'aton  secretary,  Jackson  St 
Wharf  

S  F  STOCK  BREWERY,  21 18  Powell 

SF  stock  and  Exchange  Board,  E  P 
Peckham  pres,  333  to  337  Pine 

S  F  Surgical  Home  for  Women,  516  Sut 

S  F  Tannery,  Anton  Kreig  propr,  cor 
Twenty-seventh  and  San  Bruno  Road 

S  F  Telephone  Exchange,  Samuel  Hub- 
bard agt,  140  Montgomery 

S  F  Trade  Protection  Assn,  H  W  Bax- 
ter manager,  438  California 

S  F  TiTink  Manufg  Co,  NW  cor  Sutter 
and  Montgomcrv 

S  FTurn  Vcrein  ilalle,  323  Turk 

S  F  Typographical  Union,  W  G  Smith 
secy,  600  Montgomery 

S  F  WIRE  WORKS,  C  H  Gruenhagen 
propr,  660  Mission 

San  Geronimo  G  &  S  Min  Co,  646  Mkt 

SanguJnetti  Andrew,  fruit,  718  Green- 
wich 

San  Joaquin  &  King's  River  Canal  Co, 
F  L  Palmer  secy,  533  Kearny 

San  Jose  Fruit  Packing  Co,  George  W 
Hume  agt,  318  Front 

San  Jose  Woolen  Mills,  John  R  Mason 
agt,  541  Market 

San  Mateo  Water  Works,  224  California 

San  Pablo  &  Tulare  Railroad,  office  ME 
cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

San  Pedro  G  &  S  Min  Co,  646  Market 

San  Pedro  G  Min  Co,  328  Mongomery 

Sen  Pedro  Min  Co,  301)  Montgomery 

San  Quentin  Ferry,  foot  Clay 

SAN  RAFAEL  EXPRESS.  W    M 

White  propr,  1  Commercial 
San  Rafael  Min  Co,  646  Market 
San  Xavier  Mining  &,  Smelting  Co,  32 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Sanborn  A  W,  manufr  cr.rriages  and 

wagons,  24  and  26  Bcale 
Sanborn  Map  tc   Publishing  Co,  C  W 

Morse  agt,  420  California 
Sanborn  T  C,  stock  broker,  314  Montgy 
Sanborn,  Vail  Sl  Co,  pictures,  frames  and 

moldings,  871  Market 
Snchez  R  B,  com  agent  and  broker,  215 

Sansom 
Sancken  C  ft  Co,  groceries,  etc,  NE  cor 

Eddy  and  Steiner 
Sand  Bros,  barbers,  50  4th  and  23  3rd 
Sand  Ferdinand,  hairdresser,  23  Third 


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Sander  Louis,  propr  Horticultural  Hall 

305  Stockton 
Sander  P  F  C,  atty  at  law,  207  Sansom 
Sanders  A,  poultry  and  game,  81  Centre 

Market 
Sandera  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Eighteenth  and  Shotwell 
Sanders  P,  hotel,  823  Battery 
Sandersfield  F  T,  groceries,  1501  Leav 

SANDERSON  BROS,  wholesale  crock- 
ery, 310  and  312  Battery 
SAl^DEESON  &  HORN,  manufrs  ci 
gars  and  dealers  in  tobacco,  327  and 
329  Front 
Sanderson  J  A,  li(juors,  Oakland  Ferry 

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Sandford  &  Marx,  liquors,  IG  Steuart 
Sandmann  E,  liquors,  233  Sixt.i 
Sanford  &  Robinson,  manufrs  shirts,  col- 
lars and  cuffs,  120  Kearny,  rm  32 
Sangninetti  N  A,  barber,  1512  Stockton 
Sanguinetti  Paul,  boots  and  shoas,  1518A 

Stockton 
Sanguinetti  Stephen,  liciuors,  526  Bdwy 
Sankey  Chas  A,  mining  secy,  331  Mont 
Santa  Clara  Petroleum   Co,  L  1)  Fialc 

secy,  402  Montgomery 
Santa  Mina  (>  Min  Co,  330  Pine 
Santiago  G  &  S  Min  Co,  04G  Market 
Sarano  John,  grocer,  N  W  cor  Union  and 

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Saratoga  Music   Hall,    Jacob    Sleicher 

propr,  814  Ceary 
Sargent  A  A,  atty  at  law,  310  Pine 
Sargent  S  insurance  broker,  322  Cal 
SARONI  LOUIS  &  CO.  wholesale  con 

fectionery,  420  Sacramento 
Sarret  M,  liquors,  llUl   l>upont 
Sars  E,  grocer,  715  Natoma 
Sartor  &  Stetfani,  li(iu()rs,  1 107  Dup 
Sass  AH,  li(iu(>r?,  1042  Folsom 
SATHER  &.C0,  bankers,  51 S  Montgy 
Satterlee  W,  insurance,  (528  Montgy 
Saucelito  Ferry,  foot  of  Clay 
Saufley  Wm  B,  atty  at  law,  202  San 
Saul  J,  confectionery,  314  Fifth 

SAULMANIT  &  LAUENSTEIN.  res 

tauraut  anil  coffee  suloun,  ,')20  Cal 
Sauluier  John  &  Co,    wholesale  li(]uors, 

groceries  and  drugs,  (i()7  and  tiO!)  Front 
Saunders  Joseph,  carpenter,  (i3ti  Coml 
Savage  Mining  Co,  E  B  Holmes  secy, 

30'J  Montgomery 
Savage  &  Son,  proprs   Empire  Foundry, 

137  to  141  Fremont 
Savings  and  Loan  Society  (The),  Samuel 

Cowles  prest,  Cyrus  W  Carmany  casli- 

ier,  (>15  Clay 
Sawtelle  Mrs  C  M,  pliysician.Pil)  Kearny 

and  2027  Mission 
Sawyer  A  F,  physician,  302  Stockton 
SAWYER  B  F  &  GO,  leather  dealers, 

wool,  hides  and  tallow,  323  Front 


Sawyer  &  Ball,  attys,  502  Montgomery 
Sawyer  E  D,  atty,  502  Montgomery 
Sawyer  Lorenzo,  judge  U  S  circuit  court, 

cor  Sansom  and  Washington 
Sawyer  L  S   B,    atty  at  law,  clerk  and 

com  U  S  circuit  court,  cor  Sansom 

and  Washington 
Sawyer  Otis  V,  notary  public,  4iM  Mont 
Sawyer  \V  D,  atty  at  law,  022  Clay 
Sayre  J  H,  mining  secy,  330  Pine.rm  36 
Sawyer  Lorenzo,  atty,   U  S  Appraisers' 

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Sayers  \V  F,  atty,  214  Sansom 

SBARBORO  &  CO  (Andrea),  whole- 
sale and  retail  grocers  and  w  ine  mer- 
chants, 531  Washington 
Sbessa  Uacoi'^.o,  fisherman,  boats,  37  Sac 
Scalmanini  Carlo,  wine  cellar,  712  Front 
Scandinavif'a    Hotel,   A    Carlson    &  C 

Swenson,  28  and  30  Clay 
Scanlan  John,  shoemaker,  546  Fourth 
Scanjiell  David,  chief  engineer  S  F  Fire 
^  Department,  Old  City  Hall,  722  Kear 
Scarry  John,  carpenter,  40  22d 
Scully  Jeremiah,  grocer,  1313  Sansom 
Sehada  A,  boots  and  shoes,  331  16th 
Schadler  H.  saddlery,  2004  Mission 
Schaefer  C.  liquors,  1129  Mission 
SCHAER  JOHN,  propr  San  Bruno  Ho- 
tel, cor  28th  and  San  Bruno  Road 
SCHAFER  &  CO,   clothiers  and  mer- 
chant tailors,  1 1  Montgomery 
Schafer  F,  artist,  432  Montgomery 
Schatf  Janie,  dressmaker,  507  Broadway 
Schammel  H,  pickling  works,  610  Lom- 
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Scluirfenberg  Adolph,  tailor,  27  Stock 
Scharowaki  Mrs,  dressmaker, 321  Powell 
Scharpen  1',  licjuors,  506  Sixth 

SCHAWL  C,   agent  for  the  Royal,  St 

John  and  Remington  sewing  machines, 

30  Second 
Scheele  Adam,  boot  and  shoemaker,  SE 

cor  Union  and  Octavia 
Scheeline  Nathan,   wholesale    butcher, 

331  Kearny 
Scheer  Henry,  bootmaker,  737  Vallejo 
Scheggia  C,  lodgings  and  li(piors,   1205 

Stockton 
Schehr  W,  tailor,  510  Montgomery  ave 
Scheinei  Catherine,  bakery,  203   Second 
Schelleuburge    A,  tailor,  10  Stockton 
Scheper  A,  grocer,  NW    cor    Pine  and 

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Scheper  C,  groceries,  SW  cor  Fifteenth 

and  Capp 
Scheper  J  H,  liquors,  NE  cor  Baale  and 

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Scheper  John  H,   grocer,  NE  cor  Ciay 

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Scheper  Joseph,  grocer  aud  liquors,  SK 

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Schoppler  Wm,  jeweler,  24  Post 
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Scherr,  Bach  &  Lux,  hops,  corks  and 
brewers  materials,  50'J  tu  513  Sac 

Scherr  ¥,  Pioneer  Malt  House,  210G 
Stockton 

Schetzel  M  P,  collector  and  gen  agt,  601 
California 

Scheurer  Christain,  tailor,  147  Fourth 

Schieble  Gea,  carpenter,  710  (ireen 

SCHIEFFER  C  H,  dealer  in  leather  and 

tiudings,  'J.lii  iJusii 
Schienere  Fr,  locksmith  and  bellhanger, 

785  Folsom 
Schilber  F,  cooperage,  4i;^  Drannn 
Schimpf  Mrs  Lena,  confectionery,    1018 

Powell 
Schiller  Henry,  gold  and  silver  engraver, 

33<»  Bush 
SCHINTZ  J  H.  corkscrew  manufr  and 

cutter,  10  .Stevenson 
Schirmer  E,  cement  and  iron  stone   pipe 

manufr,  430  Montgomery 
Schirmeier    Frederick,    bellhanger,  785 

Mission 
Schlabertr  Bros,  manufr  cigars,  629  Wash 
Schlechtweg  Chas,  groceries,  1721  How 
Sehleef  »I  H,  grocer,  815  Jackson 
Schleiden    &  SchoU,    ship  and  Custom 

House  brokers,  418  Battery 
Schlesselmann  John,    grocers,  NE    cor 

Fdlmore  and  Turk 
Schlichter  Pli,  drygoods,  52  and  54  4th 
Schlichtiiig  H  F,  grocer  and  liquors,  440 

Fifth 

SCHLICKER  HENRY,  liquors,  717 

Davis 
Schlingman  &  Mark,  groceries,  SE  cor 

Bartlett  and  Twenty-sixth 
Schloss  Benj  &  Co,  grocers,  SE   cor  Sut- 
ter and  Larkin 
Schloss  M,  coal,  28  Turk 
Schloss  S,  furnishing  goods,  24i  Sixth 
Schluster   &    Volbcrg,  carpets   and    oil 

olotlis,  70i)  Market 
SCHLUKER  N,  Hfiuors,  717  Davis 
Schluter  D,  liquors,  508  Davis 
Schmalz  Wm,  pawn  broker,  w  a   Fourcii 
Schmalzlen  G,  liquors,  121  Fourth 
Schmidt  Adolph,  saloon,  NE   cor  Fifth 

and  Berry 
Schmidt  Anna,  clairvoyant,  320  Dupont 
Schmidt  E  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1317 

Stockton 
Schmidt  &  Fretz,  pickles,  119  Com 
Schmidt  (r,  dentist,  1747  Mission 
Schmidt  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  1402 ^ 

Powell 
Schmidt  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  800 

Kearny 
Schmidt  Hubert,  liquors,  534  Mont  ave 
Schmidt  H  W  &  Bro,  drugs,  542  Kearny 
Selnnidt  John,  tobacco,  427  East 
Schmidt  John  F,  cigar  manufr,  206  Bush 
8chniidt  Joseph,  dry  goods,   1307,Dup 


SCHMIDT  M  &  CO.  litographers,  trin- 

cographers,  411  Clay  and  412  Com 
Schmidt  P  R,  architect,  103  Post 
Schmidt  Peter,  cigars,  325  Lhipont 
Schmidt    &    Thomsen,    batchers,    1405 

Bush 
Schmidt  W,  'iquors,  Mission  Market 
Schmieden  Henry,  stockbroker, 330  Mont 
Schmitt  F  A,  hairdresser,  403  Dupont 
Sclnnitt  Geo,    liquurs,  OnO  and  922  Mkt 
Schmitt  J  L  &  Co,  stockbrokers   6  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Schmitts  Wm,  candy  factory,  323  Bdwy 

SCHMITZ  JOHN  P,  wines  and  liquors, 

(wholesale  and  retail),  1032  Market 
Schmolz  Wm,   mathematical  instrument 

maker,  420  Montgomery 
Schnabel  C,  dressmaker,  lOi?^  Ellis 
Sclmeider   Benj,  liquors,  SE  cor  .Mont- 
gomery and  Clay 
■Schneider  F  (r,  locksmith,  512  Hayes 
Schneider  Geo,  liijuors,  11'25  Dupont 
Schneider  H,  bootmaker,  305;^  O'Farrell 
Schneider  J ;ic»b,  bakery,  115  Oak 
Schneider  John,  fruit  and  candy,  1705 

Polk 
Sclineider  W   H,  dentist's  material,  28 

Geary 
Schneider  Mrs  .J,  pianoforte  teacher,  505 

O'Farrell 
Schnetzler    &  Bill,  sausage  factory,  21 

Sixth 
Schneider  Ph,  boots  and  shoes,  071  How 
Schnibbe  Chris,  groceries,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Thirteuntli 
Schnittger  Henry,  groceries  and  licjuors, 

SE  cor  Clay  and  Filmoro 
Schnitzer  Jacob,    cigars    and    tol)acco, 
dealer  and  manufacturer,  312  Fourth 
Schober  &  Sefrin,  niauufrs  of  malt  mills 

anil  malt  kilns,  etc,  'J03  Fremont 
Schoenlicht  Jolin,  fruit,  10094  Folsom 
SchoUe  &  liankershim.  Union  Warehouse 

Co,  cor  Union  and  Battery 
Schnoor  Chris  H,  bellhanger,  219  Sixth 
Schoellhorn  F,  tailor,  1528  Stockton 
Schoemaker  A,  tailor  and  variety,  262ifi 

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Schoen  David  B,  SE    (!or  Kearny    and 

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Schoen  L  L,  barber,  1250  Market 
Schoene    Hermann,    photographer,   cor 

Montgomery  avo  and  Filbert 
Schoeneman    Fritz,    sportsmen's  empo- 
rium, 517  Kearny 
Sciio.iili  Id  A,  furnishing  goods,  14  Sixth 
Schoenfeld  ISios,   drygoods,  515  and  517 

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SCHOENFELD    JAGOR     stock-raiser 
and  wholesale  bu teller,  321  Kearny 

SCHOENFELD  JONAS,  wholesale  to- 
bacco and  cigars,  423  and  425  Jackson 
Schoenfeld  Max,  cigars,  902  Market 


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Schoenholz  Bros  &  Co,  tlry  goods,   1 10 

and  112  Sixth  and  1913  Fillmore 
Schoenmaker  Constant,  contractor,  654 

Washington 
Schoenstein  F  B,    machine    shop,    511 

Fulton 
Schonwald  Albert,  barber,  2209  Geary 
Schoenwald  Otto,  barber,  127  .Secoml 
Schohay  Albert,  silversmith,  302.^  Hayes 
Scholiay  F,  groceries,  020  Pacific 
Schohay    &  Miller,    real   estates,    3021 

Hayes 
Scholl  &  Wheeler,  custom  house  brokers, 

608  Battery 
Scholle  Antony,  groceries  and  liquors, 

NE  cor  Turk  and  Leavenworth 
Scholle  Bros,  capitalists,  232Montgy 
Seholler  H,  barber  and  baths,  2755  Miss 
Sehomberg  W,  upholsterer,  >J  E  cor  O'- 

Farrel  and  Mason 
Sclxiaft'ld  Simon,  cigur.s  and  tobacco,  20 

Powell 

Schonfelder  John,  liiiuors,  1113  Dupont 
Schonwasser  B  &  Co,  ladies  underweai-, 

222  Kearny 
Scliortemeire,  H  H,  grocer,  816  Cal 
Schotcher    &    Cibbs,    canned    fish,  31b 

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Schott  Chaa,  groceries,  713  Brannau 

SCHOTTLER  A  &  CO,  gro(;er,  NE  cor 

Vallejo  and  Montgomery 
Schottler  J  F,  real  etatc,  224  Montgy 
Schrader  J,  butcher,  cor  Point  Lobos  and 

Collins 
Schrader  &  Lehman,  groceries,  455  Stev 

SCERAFF  CHAS,  furniture,  279  San 

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Montgomery 
Schreiber  J,  liquors,  033  Missiun 
Schreibor  J,  real  estate,  633  Mission 
Sclireppel  Mrs  A,  physician,  338  Third 
Schroder  — ,  liquors,  213  Montgomery 
Schro<ter  &  Albrechl,  Cal  Candy  Facto- 
ry, 226  Battery 
Schroder  C,  grocery,  601  McAllister 
Schroder  Clark,   hay   and  grain,    1019 

Eddy 
Schroder  H,  grocery,  NE  cor  Grove  and 

Gough 
Schroiler  H,  grocer,  1301  Webster 
Schroder  Henry  &  Co,  importers   wines 

and  liipiors,  SW  cor  Bat  and  Wash 
Schroder    Herman,    groceries,   NW  cor 

Fell  and  Gough 
Schroder  J  H,   grocer,    NVV  cor  Geary 

and  Buchanan 
Schroder  J  H,  grocer,  330  Vallejo 
Schroder   John    F,    groceries,,  SE    cor 

Drumm  and  Sacramento 
Schroeder  &  Saenger,  liquors  and  restau- 
rant, 425  East 
Schroder  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  103  3d 


Schroeder  Chas,  liquors,  833  Kearny* 
Schroeder  G  W,  manager    Free  Labor 

Exchange,  33  an.d  35  O'Farrell 
Schroeder  &  Millman,    wood,  coal,  hay 

and  grain,  1619  Eddy 
Schroeder  &  Son,  painters,  4  Lily  avo 
Schroeder  &  Stockman,  blacksmith  and 

wheelwrights,  cor  Uaili-oad  and  Fifth 

avea 
Schroeder  W  J  II,  grocer,  117  Second 
Schroeder  Wm,  liquors,  28  Stockton 

SCHROFF   CHAS,    furniture  factory, 
Ttt-enty-aeventh  and  San  Bruno  Road 
Schroth  C,  bakery,  228  Kearny 
Schroth  Julius,  groceries,  101  Hayes 
Schroth    &    Westcrfeld,  restaurant,  228 

Koarny 
Schubr.rt  Klias,  ins  broker,  104  Front 
Schubert  August.'grocery,  WV  cor  Nine- 
teenth and  Howard 
Schubert  H  &  Co,  cabinet     manufactur- 
ers, lounges,  frames,  suites,   etc,   225 
and  227  Beale 
Schucliard  C  W,  watchmaker,  9  Gearv 
Schuck  E  &  Co,  l)utchers,  21 1  Folsoni 
Schuck  &  Watte,  barb;!rs,  434  Montgy 
Schuerg  George,  bootmaktT,  405  24th 
Schulilt  Herman,  grocer,  NW  cor  Third 

and  Silver 
Schulken  Bros,  groceries,  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Tnylnr 
Schulken  Julius,  grocery,  wood  and  coal 
yard,  SE  cor  McAUiscer  and  Octavia 
SchuUer  A,  real  estate  and  money  bro- 
ker, 20i)  Sansom 
Sehulte  J  H,  cigar  manufr,  214  Brannan 
Schulte  Tiieodore,  hay  and  grain,  wood 

and  co;d,  422  Valencia 
Schultheis  H,  grocer,  N  W  cor  Polk  and 

Clay 
Schulty  Wm,  liquor  saloon,  308  Dup 
vScliultz  John,  boots  and  shocs,73  Minna 
Schultz  Jos,  restaurant,  2(i7  Third 
Schultz  &  Kock,  licjucns,  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Davis 
Schultz  L,  saloon,  439  Jackson 
Schultz  Lewis,  liquors,  cor  Lombard  and 

Sansom 
Schultz  Philip,  barber,  220  McAllister 
Schultz  T,  grocer,  426  Green 
Schultz  van  Bargen  ^V,   SE  cor  Front 

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Schultz  Wm,  bootmaker,  622  Capp 
Schultz  W,  grocer.  500  First 
Sohultze  E,  engraver,  321  California 
Schultze  E  H,  dentist,  44  Thir.l 

SCHULZ  &  FISHER,  mauufrs  stei- 
ling  silverware,  513  Market 

Schulz  J,  bakery,  736  Union 

Schulz  &  Mayer,  carriage  and  wagon- 
makers,  770  Mission 

Schulze  &  Kuntz,  saloon,  314  Hayes 

Sehulze  G,  liquors,  314  Hayes 


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Schumacher  E  A,  grocery  anil  liquors, 

SW  cor  Mission  and  Nineteenth 
SCHUMACHER  F,  liiiuora,  36  Steuart 
Schumaka  &  Willkis,  grocery,  >SE  cor 

Twenty-first  and  Valencia 
Schuman  E  (r,  dairy  produce,  37  Centre 

Market 
Schum.ann  Louis,  meorschaum  pipe  man- 

ufucturer,  341  Kearny 
Schunels  R,  bakery,  a'JIi  Valencia 
Schunemans  Henry,  groceries,  318  Fifth 
Schupp'ert  Chas,  saloon,  545  California 
Schussier  Chris,  hatter,  'J08  Montgy  ave 
Schussler  H,  civil  engineer,  215  Front 
Schussier  H,  chief  engineer  Spring  Val- 
ley Water  Works,  51ii  California 
Schussier  Louis,  butcher,  1343  Dupont 
Schuster  Bros,  stoves  aiid  tinware,  300 

Sutter 
Schutte  Jno  H,  grocer,  NK  cor  Battery 

and  Green 
Schuur  Edw  J,  oyster  saloon,  Montgom- 
ery ave  nr  Kearny 
Schwab  &  Breese,  jjictures  and   frames, 

624  Market 
Schwabacher  Bros,  gen  mdse,  223  Bat 
Schwamm  &  Ludwig,  (jlerman  sausage 

makers,  3  Stockton 
Schwan  Frank,   harness  and  sadillery, 

J>34  Folsoni 
Schwan  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  930.^  Har 
Schwantz  D,  grocery,  SE  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Valencia 
Schwartz  Bros,  liquors,  133  Montgomey 
Schwartz  Conrad,  dairy  produce,  i)32  Gtli 
Schwartz  II,  cigars  and    tobacco,    133 

and  321)  Montgomery 
Schwartz  &  Husing,  grocery,  SE  cor  Mis 
sion  and  Eiohteenth 

SCHWARTZ.  HUSING  &  MEYER, 

liquors,  1  Market 
Schwartz  J,  liquors,  NE  cor  Powell  and 

Chestnut 
Schwartz  M,  clothing,  104  Third 
Schwartz  Saml,  barber  shop,  653  Sac 
Schwartz  Kaufimann,  tailor,  333^  4tii 
Schwartz  \Vm,  cigarmaker,  51  Sac 
Schwartz  Wm,  cigars,  51  Sacramento 
Schwarz  Chas,  liquors,  220!)  Powell 
Schwarz  Custav,  liquors,  540  Clay 
Schwedt  A  F,  liquors,  SE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Drumin 
Schwegerie  Jno  &   Co,    hay  and  grain, 
549  Fourth  i 

Schweinle  Louis,  tailor,  36  Eddy  I 

Schweitzer  J  &  Co,  wholesale  butchers,' 
16,  18  an('  29  Clay  St  Market 

SCHWEITZER,  SACHS  &  CO,  im- 

porters  fancy  and  white  goods,  ladies 
and  gents'  furnishing  goods  and  hosi 
ery,  25  and  27  Batteey 
Schweitzin  &  Bro,  Eureka  Brewery,  235 
First 


Schwemm  C  H  F,  saloon,  12104  Mkt 
Schwerdt  &  Adler,  boots  and  shoes,  22 

Sixth 
Schwerin  Henry  W,  bakery,  1129  Dup 
Schwitters  &  Miere,  liquors,  220  Diip 
Schwob  A  &  Co,  liquors,  925  Howard 
Schworn  Michael,  barber,  llOOi  Stock 
Sciallero   Mrs  T,  manufr  artificial  flow- 
ers, 343  Kearny 
Scia;'oni  &  Zeiro,  liquors,  621  Bdwy 
Scofifcld  &  Tovis,  coal  oil   imprs,  ship- 
ping and  com  merchants,  120  and  122 
Front 
Scollay  W  A,  Ii<iuora,  1522  Stockton 
Scollay's  Hall,  W  A  Scollay  propr,  1524 
Stockton 

SCOLLAY'S  PENCIL  CLASP  FAC- 

TORY,  1524  Stockton 
Scorpion  Silver  MinhigCo,  310  Pine 
Scotchler  &  Gibbs,  com  merchants  318 

Front 
Scott  E,  liquors,  106  Steu.art 
Scott  E  B,  physician,  225  Second 
Scott  E  W,  prest  Comstock  Mining  Co, 

137  Montgomery,  room  10 
Scott  F  R,  coffee  saloon,  509  Wash 
Scott  H  &  Co,  stationery  and  varieties, 

138  Fourth 

Scott  H  H  &  Co,  com  stockbrokers,  307 

Montgomery 
Scott  James  C,  books  and  stationery,  22 

Third  and  cor  Market  and  (ieary 
Scott  J  G,  physician,  8  Mason 
Scott  Irving  M,  prest  S  F  Art  Associa- 
tion, 430  Pine 
Scott  J,  physician,  816  Sutter 
Scott  John,  surgeon  Cal  State  Women's 
Hospital,  44  Twelfth 

SCOTT  &   McCORD,     whoksalo    and 

retail  hay  an<l  grain,  pier  21  Steuart 
Scott  S  M,  com  merchant,  202      vnsom 
Scoville  J  J,  mii\ing  secy,  309  Montgy 
Scrivner  J  J,  atty  at  law,  1  Montgy  blk 
Scully  Miss  N,  ladies'  hairdresser,  1021 

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Seatlers  J  H,  books  and  news,  603  Davis 
Sealy  Charles,  cooper,  8  Mission 
Seaman  <  leorge  M,  sapt  .Jordan's   Ana- 
tomical Museum 
Seamans  .Job   M,    watchmaker,  jeweler 

and  optician,  207  Montgomery 
Searby  W  M,  apothecary,  869  Market 
Searlu  A  C,  atty,  502  Montgomery 
Searle  .James  .J,  Cal  wines,  434  Jackson 
Searlea  &   Stone,   agents  Humboldt  S  S 

Co,  22  Cal 
Sears  &  Foley,   liquors,  NW  cor  Wasli 
and  East,  ;  NW  cor  Broad  and  Davis 
Sears    W    H,    atty   at   law,    324  Pino 
Seattle  Coal  and  Transportation  Co,  Geo 
C  Bode  prest,  A  K  Clark  secy,  32  and 
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SEA  WELL  J  M,  atty,  509  Kearny 


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Seckel  Geo,  stockbroker,  .12  Fourth  Selz  Mrs  Cecilia,  bakery,  907  IJryant 

Security  .Savinga  Bank,  215  Sansom        {  Sulzer  Ed  war  J,  druggist,  331  East 
Sedgewick  John,  stockbroker,  317  Mont^  .SeniLr   Mrs   A,  liquors,  NE  cor  Green- 
Sedgley  Joseph,  wool,  533  Kearny  |      wich  and  Baker 

Seeback  Edward,  grocery,  N\V  cor  Turk'  Songatackeu   P,  wines  and  liquors,  SE 

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Seober  Chester,  atty  at  law,  0315  Clay      j  Sennett  J  &  Co,  stevedores,  317  Cal 
Seegcr    A,  groceries,  SE  cor   Bush   and  Sepiitou  Mrs  Martha,  grocer,  543  How 


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Seeley  C  M,  physician,  1 105  Powell 


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Seriglielli  S,  watchmaker,  219  Mont  ave 


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SEELEY   F  E,  pUybician,  1 104  Powell  Seth  Thomas  Clock  Co,  Henry  Molineux 
Seeligsolui  &  Co,  clothing.  840  Market  manager,  i32  Sutter 

Seeligsohn  &  Co,  dry  goods,   330  Hayes  Se-ifert  F  A,  butcher,  1004  Polk 
Setfobrich  Tripo,  coHee  liouse,  827  Mkt  ■  Seveniy-six  S  Min  Co,  300  Pine,  rm  3 
Segars  Urich,  sash,  blind  and  door  man-i  Severance  H  ^V,  restaurant,  012  Montsry 
ufacturer.  100  Main  j  Severance    H  \V,  Hawaiian  consul  and 

Segregated  Enropa  Mining  Co,  240  Mont      com  agt,  31 M  California 


Segelke  A  D,  hotel,  511  Broadway 


Sogelcke   W  F 
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SEVERANCE  J  G,  atty  at  law,  120 

Kearny 
Severts  A  1',  saloon,  032  Fourth 


Seibel  Fred,  butcher,  2  Clay  St  Market:  Sevey  Mrs  Ann,  bakery,  14  Folsom 
Seibel  Philip,  butcher,  2  Clay  St  Market  Sewerth  Mrs  A,  shirtmuker,  520  Geary 
SEIBERLICH'S  A  SONS,  manufrs  and'  Seydel  E,  wines  and  liquors,  10),  Stock 


wiioiosalc  dealers  in  Phila  boots  and 

shoes,  32  Second 
SEIDEL  F  £,  soap  manufactory,  San 

Bruno,  near  2yth,  ortice  48  Clay 
Seidel  Wm,  cigars,  I7i  Fourth 


SEYMOUR  S  H  &  CO,   Kuss  House, 

215  Montgomery 
Seymour  Samuel,  paper  and  twine(whole- 

sale),  40i>  Tehama  and  820  Mission 
Seymour  \V  H,  manufrs'  agt,  120  Kear 


Seidl  Jos,  candy  manufactory,  754  Mkt  Shabcr  J  A, "furniture  and  bedding,  707 
Seifert  Charl,  restaurant,  14  Steuart        I      Market 
•ifert  Moritz,  bootmaker  980  Harrison  Shackleford  T  .1,  mining  secy,  310  I'iue 


Seitigsohn  A,  editor  "Jewish  IVogress, 

313  Kearny 
Seipel  Charles,  butcher,  2302  Mission 
Selliy  J  V,  manufrs  agents,  218California 


Shadburne  (ieo  J),  atty  at  law,  623  Mont 
Shatldock  Thos,  picture.^,  etc,  110  Sixth 
Shade  (i  \V,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Green- 
wich nr  Steiner 


Solby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co,  shot  tower,' SHAEFFER  J  W  &  CO,   iniprs   and 
cor  First  and  Howard  I      wholesale  dealers  in  tobacco  and  cigar 

SELBi   SMELTING    &    LEAB    CO.'      manufrs,  321  and  323  Sacramento 
I'rentiss  Selby  supt,  410  Montgomery  |  Sliaeii  A,  hairdresser,  321  Bush 

SELBY  THOS  H  &  CO,   i>nportors  ofl  Shafer  &  Co,  costumers,  720  Mission 
metals,  a^t  for  Hazard  Powder  Co  and,  SHAFIELD    CHAS    L,     Curled    hair 


Hendricks  &  Bros  braziers  and  sheath- 
ing copper,  110  and  118  California 

Selig  A,  crockery,  3  Fourth 

Selig  I,  genti'  furnishing  goods,  21 S 
Kearny 

Selig  M,  liijuors,  NW  cor  Bash  and  San 

Selig  M,  wholesale  butcher,  33!  Koarny 

SELIG  &  NEWMAN,  iuip--^  millinery 
goo(ls  and  manufr  of  trinumd  Kats,  31 
Sutter 

Selig  S  A,  barl/er,  903  Market 

Seligman  M,  atty  at  law  and  collector, 
51 1  Montgomery 


Seligsohn  Hermann,  cigars  and  tobacco,  ShannonThomasB,  collector  of  customs, 


manufr,  Tennessee  nr  Butte 
Shafter  James    McM,  atty  at  law,  028 

Montgomery 
Shafvner  C  H,  barber,  21 15^  Fillmore 
Shaiiiwald  Bros, merchant, Credit  Bureau 

&  Collectioii  A'.',ency,  218  California 
SHAINWALD  R  L,seeifctiry  Vulcan 

ami  Tunite  Powder  Cos,  218  California 

SHANKLAND  JOSEPH  H,  atty  at 

law  and  secy  Board  ot  Trade,  202  Mkt 
Shannon  John,  groceries,  SE  cor  Grove 

and  Octavia 
Shannon  T,  liquors,  1474  Harrison 


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Selk  Charles,  grocer,  254  Jessie 
Selleck  Jacob,  dry  goods,  234  Sixth 
Sellenger  F,  liciuors,  615  Pacifif 
Sailers  J  C,  whitener,  3  O'Farrell 
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Shanon  Mrs  S,  bakery,  400  Third 
SHAFTER  T  B.  atty  at  law,  528  Cal 
Shapter  Thomas,    shooting    gallery,    9 

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SHARKEY  J  M,  lihysiciau  aud  sur- 
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Sellon  Mrs  French,  physician,  556  Minna  Sharon  William,  capitalist,  305  Sansom 


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Sharp  Louis  H,  atty  at  law,  213  and  215 

Sansom 
Sharp  W  T,  piano  dealer  and  tuner,  825 

Market 
Sharpstein  John  IJ,  associate  justice  su- 
preme court,  G40  Clay 
Shattuek  &  DeVegar,  furniture,  118  5th 
Shaw  (J  11,  Ciiiitr.ictDr,  (),'i8  Market 
Shaw  Henry  P>,  ih'iiggist,  NVV  cor   .Sut- 
ter and  Powell 
SHAW  HENRY  G.  publisher  of  "  Pa- 
cific   Life"    ftad    propr    Pacific    Life 
Printing  Co,  588  California 
Shaw  John,  atty  at  law,  2S0  Montgy 
Shaw  John  W,  capitalist,  408  California 
Shaw   Mrs   M  J,   Branch   Bakery,  1'54 

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SHAW  &   SHARP,    coal   dealers,   10 

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Shaw  S  W,  artist,  120  Sutter 
Shaw  W  E,  carriage  maker,  1621  Market 
Shawmut  Ins  Co,  210  Sansom 
SHAY  B  Jrreal  estate,  222  Montgy 
Shay  J,  restaurant,  '.M7  Market 

SHAY  JOHN,  fifficial  reporter  superior 
court  >i(>  2,  I2t)  Kearny 

SHEA,    BOCQUERAZ    &   McKEE. 

wliolesale      wines    and     liquors,    527 

Front 
Shea  C,  liiiuors,  240  Miima 
Shea  Michael,  books  and  stationery,  805 

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Shea  Timoth,   grocer,    SVV  cor    Bryant 

and  Converse 
Shear  Mrs  M,  milliner,  24  Second 

SHEERER  REV  FRED'K  E,  secy 

American  Tract    Society    for   i'acitic 
Coast,  757  Market 

SHEARER  GEO  D,  manager  "Ladies' 
Home  .lournal,"  agent  Sehooley's(}as 
Regulator  and  purchasing  com  mer- 
chant, "  Chronicle"  buililiug  and  757 
Market 
Shearer  Lewis,  atty  at  law,  213  San 
Sheba  Silver  Min  Co,    314   Montgomery 
Shed  C  1>,  landscape  and  marine  painter, 

10  California 
Sluiehau  Daniel,  fr\iit,   S\V  cor   Folsoin 

and  Seventh 
Sheehan  .Jolm,  liquors,  NW  cor  Green- 
wich and  Hroderick 
Sheehan  Joseph,  litjuors,  40(i  Market 
Sheehan  Maurice,    boots  ami  shoes,  300 

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Sheehan  Patrick,  butcher,  1018  Alabama 
Sheehy  &  Hayes,  wood  and  coal,   5  Oak 

Grove  ave 
Sheehy  Kobt,  grain  merchant,   218   Cal 
Sheeline  Simon  C,  atty,  302  Montgomery 
Sheerin  D,  marble  works,  SW  cor  Brod- 
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SHEFFIELD  C  P,  Pacific  Saw  Manufg 

Co,  17  and  19  Fremont 
Sheipley  Chas,  butcher,  2302  Mission 

SHELBOURNE  HOUSE,  Mrs  C    c 

street,  523  Kearny 
SHELDON  MARK,  agt  Davis  Semng 

Machine,  130  Post 
Sheldon  Mrs  M  L,  insurance  broker,  322 

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Shelly  .Ino,  saloon,  cor  Howard  and  4th 
Shelly  Jiio,  confectionery,  504.\  Sixth 
ShemanskiH,  dry  goods,   1102  Stockton 
Shepard  Brotliers,  plumbers  and  gas  fit- 
ters, 704  Mission 
Shepard  E  A,    money  broker,  501   Mont 
Shephard  Mrs  &  Co,  ladies"  hairdressers 

and  wig  makers,  8  Stockton 
SHEPHARD  JOHN  E.  commissioner 
of  inunigratiou  for  Oregon  and  Wash- 
ington Territory,  501  Battery 
Shcplar  S   H   &  Co,    manufr    printing 
wheels,    rubber  stamps,    daters,   etc, 
702  Marl;et 
SHEPMAN  W  E,  propr  Pacific  Gold, 
Silver,    Nickel    and    Cojiper   Plating 
Works,  41  Geary 
Sheppard  F  A   M,    asphaltum  roofing, 

1331  Mission 
Shepperd  M  A,  bakery,  120S)  Devisadero 
Slieridan  D,  liquors,  33  Dupont 
Sherman  David,  plumber,   807  Valencia 
Siierman,  Hyde  &    Co,    music  dealers, 

pianos  and  organs,  131)  Kearny 
SHERMAN  J  B,  contractor,  740  4th 

SHERMAN  J  S,  contractor,  740  4th 
Sherman  &  Loyd,  shirt  factory,  45  2d 
SHERMAN  W,   Treas  U  S  sub-treas- 

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Sherman  W  B,  cabinet  maker,  408  Fol 
Sherwood  Con  Min'g  Co,  30!)  California 
Sherwood  Uobt,  capitalist,  301)  California 

SHERWOOD  W  J,  jeweler,  517  Mont 
Shew  Myron,  patterns,  etc,  10!)  Dupont 
Shew  Wm,  pliotographer,  523  Kearny 
Shewsbury  W  H,  saloon,  1 10  Fourth 
Shewet/en  Al>e,  barber,  321)  Sixteenth 
Shewetzen  J,  tailor,  321)  Sixteenth 
Sheyer  M  &  Bros,    wholesale  dry   goods 

and  hosiery,  103  Sansom 
Shields  Mrs  J,  millinery,  1)07  Market 
Shields  R  H,  harness  and  saddlery,  530J 

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Shields  Wm,  real  estate,  314  Bush 
Shillaber  &   Seymour,  fruits   and  nuts, 

208  First  and  539  OTarrell 
Shillaber  Theodore,    capitalist,   G7   Ne- 
vada block 
Shilling  Jos,  tailor,  104G.i  Folsom 
Shinkwin  J  W,  liquors,  1035  Folsom 
Shirek  R  &   Co,  carpets  and  dry  goods, 

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Shirek  &  Tenner,  shirt  mannfacturers, 
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SHIBES  WM,  glove  manufr,  office  50G 

Market 
Shirpaer  I,  real  estate  and  mining  agts, 

208  Montgomery 
Shoal   Water  Bay  Oyster  Co,  wholesale 

oysters,  89  California  Market 

SHOENFELD   &    HEYMAN,  Furni- 
ture &  Upholstery  Co,  740  Market 
Shohay  F,  grocer,  \)'20  Pacilic 
Shorb  J  C,  pliysician,  407  Post 
Shores  Lcaiuler,  capitalist,  2H0  Montgy 
Short  Michael,  merchant  tailor,  400  and 

411  Montgomery 
Short  M  D,  livery  stable,  2414  Cal 
Short  Peter,  merchant  tailor,  1  Montgy 
SHORT  ROSANNA,  japanery,  240  l^iv 
SHORTT  L  H.  civil  engineer,  120  Sut 
Shotwell  J  M,  8tf)ck  broker,  324  Mont 
Showers  A.  photograplier,  402  Kearny 
Shrader  A  J,  butcher,  wholesale,  2  First 

SHREVE  GEO  C  &  CO,  watches,  dia- 
nionds,  jewelry   and   silver   ware,  110 
Moiititomery 
SHREVE  GEO  W.  impi-  guns,  pistols 

iiiul  ammunition,  214  Bush 
Shrier  E  &  V,  clothing,  201  jVIontgomery 
Siiubeiuer  \j,  dry  goods  and  notions,  504 

Fourtli 
Shuck  Oscar  T,  notary  public   and  atty 

at  law,  (528  Montgomery 
Simla  &  Son,  liquors,  27()4  Missiim 
SHUPE  P  T,  book  agent,  120  Sutter 
Shurtletl' (J  Miri  Co,  •X\0  Pine,  room  2t> 
Shute  I)  S.  carriage  nianut'r,  11  1  O'Far 
Sichel  &  Ivichards,  deiiti^^ts,  103  Posb 
Sichels  .1  E,  coffee  saloon,  .'502  Dupont 
Sickler  &  .Folinson,  grocers,  NE  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Natoma 
Sicotte  iioger,  carriagemnker,  85()  How 
Sideman  Abe,  cigar  dealer  and  manufr, 

()82\Vashii)L;ton 
Sideman  A,  cigarmaker,  ()51  Washington 
Sideman,  Eachman  &  Co,  wholesale  ci- 
gars, (501)  and  (508  Jiiitt.n-y 
Siebe  Bros  &  Plagcinann,  whol(>saie  liq- 
uors, 425  antl  427  Sacramento 
Sielie  Ludwig,  groceries,  lo3  Fourth         1 
Siebenhaur   L  &  Co,  manufs  cigars,  318 

Sacramento 
Sieberst  H  <i,  atty  at  law,  214  Sansom 
Siebwert   Charl,  cigars  and  tobacco,  24 

Steuart 
Siefke  Ferdinand,  boots  and   shoes,  240 

Sixth 
Siegel  M,  tailor,  1502  Stockton 
Siegfried's   Hotel,   E  Stahl  propr,   228 

Bush 
SIERING  H   &  CO,  importers   fancy 

goods,  wholesale,  10  Montgomery 
Sierra  Buttea  (r  M  Co,  320  Sansom 

SIEERA  LUMBER  CO,  principal  office 
320  Sansom 


Sierra  Nevada  Silver  M  Co,  .?0:l  Montgy 
Sierra  Nevada  Wood  &  Eumber  Co,  224 

California 
Siess  (ieo,  carijenter,  125  Post  and  22 

Morton 
Siess  Jacob,  bootmaker,  427  Fourth 
Sievers  Chas,  groceries,  734  Broadway 
Sievers  Jno  H,  florist,  25  Post 
Sievers  Wm,  lifjuors,  1 1  Jackson.- 
Siewcke  Louis,  Oil  .lackso-.i 
Siewert  Wm,  groceries,  541  Moi.tgy  ave 
Signal  Mining  Co,  203  iinah 
Sikes  E  &  Co,  cigr.r  manufrs,  -1 1!>  Biit 
Silberberg  Max,  dry  goods.  J52'.)  Turk 
Silberstein  &  Co,  gen  m(be,  535  Kearny 
Silberstein  .1  &  Co,  pawnl>rokers,  (5  Gth 
Silberstein  Philip,  dyeing  and  scouring, 

8(51   p^olsom 
SILBERSTEIN  S,    men's     funiiahing 

goods,  050  and  052  Market. 
Silck  Andrew,  livery  stable,  ,'5  Wash- 

SILESIAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO, 

plate  glass  department,  Esche   &  J  a- 

col>y  gen  agents,  411  California 
Silva  Frank  A,  barber,  530  Fourtli 
Silva  Jos,  btrber,  001  Folsom. 
Silva  J  T,  photographer.  28  Third 
Silva  Manuel,  barber,  141 1{,  Stockton 
Silva  M  J,  hairdresser,  112  First 
Silver  City  Mining  Co,  300  M.,nt,  rm  09 
Silver  Hill  Mining  co,  203  Bush 
Silver  .lacket  Mining  Co,  203  Bush 
Silver  Joacjuin  A,  shoemaker,  117  Jack 
Silver  Jos  S,  physician,  423  Seconil 
Silver  King  North  Mining  Co,  330  Pine 
Silver  Lick  Con  Mining  Co,  309  Montgy 
Silver  Prize  fiold  &   Silver  Mining  Co, 

328  Montgomery,  room  8 
Si)  vera  Jos  V,  barber,  518  Fourth 
Silverberg  S,  v  holesalc'  sheep  butcher, 

320  Sansom 
Silvermmn  1,  fancy  goods,  222  Thiru 
Silverojtolis  (!old  &   Silver    Mining  Co, 

30i5  J'iue,  room  0 
Silversteiu  E,  locksmith  and  bellhanger, 

121  .bickson 
Silversteiu  Elias,  locksmitli,  517  Montav 
Silversteiu  L.  boots  and  shoes,  422  P.ac 
Silversteiu  Loui.s.  l)fillhanger,  511  Moiiii- 

gomery  ave 
Silverstone  S  H,  crockery,  214  '6th 
Silverstone  H,  boots  and  shoes.  il(>4.\  Gth 
Silvester  (J    K,  seeds,  etc,  ;517  Wash 
Silvestri  A  &  Co,  tisii,  Bay  City  Mkt 
Simms  Jno,  carpenter,  417  Turk 
Simmonds  (I,  wholesale  liquors,  312  Sac- 
Smnpons  Howe  &  Co,  hardware,  52  Clay 
Simmons  S,  jeweler,  517  Kearny 

SIMON  &  BRESLAUER.  wool  and 

com  merchant,  hides,  pelts  and  akin, 

13  First 
Simon  Geo,  tailor,  533  Fourth 
Simon  H,  restaurant,  131  Sansom 


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Simon  Mra  H,  second    hand  clothing, 

305i  Tliird 
Simon   H  A,   pianos  and   organs,   647 

Market 
Simon  J,  crockery,  302  Sixth 
Simon  J,  bootmaker,  818  Montgomery 
Simon  Jos,  second  hand  furniture,  12'JU 

Stockton 
Simon  Theo,  groceries,  901  Larkiri 
Siuions  Mrs  Louisa,  costumer,  '2'A  lillis 
Simons  U,  Sons  &  (.'oqk,  hats  and  caps, 

3  Siiiisom 
Simonsen  A  M,  liquors,   1011  Kearny 
Simontou  T  B,  awning  and    lentd,  771 

Mission 
Simonton  F  W,  Stockton   express,  418 

Sacramento 
Simpkins  Clias  H,  mining,  .'il3  Montgy 
Simpson  A  M  &    Bro,  maimfr    lumber 

and  shipping  mercliants,  44  Market 
Simpson  C,  searcher  of  records,  ')'22  Cal 
Simpson  &   Deering,  attys    at  law,  34 

Montgomery  block 
Simpson  &  Fisher.sail  makers, IW  Steuart 
Simpson  .fames,  physician,  '234  Post 
Simpson  K  W,  broom  and  brush  maun 

facturer,  3*20  Sacramento 
Simpson  It  W,  S   F  brush  factory,  GI3 

and  til 5  Branuan 
Simpson  S  C,  atty   at  law,  ti'28  Montgy 
Simpson  Wni,  druggist,  (!0!(  Davis 
Simrak   Mitchel,  fruit  and   vegetables, 

NE  cor  California  and  Fillmore 
Sims  H  L,  physician,  703Market,rm  18 
SIMS  JOHN  R,  iron  doors,  shutters  &c, 

123  and  lll.'iBeale 
Simsou  liobt,  atty,  803  Montgomery 
Sinclair  A,   books,  Si'",  cor    Dupont  and 

Sutter 
Sinchiir  S  F,  real  estate,  432  Moutgy 
Sindel    .Jacob    &    (."o,    blacksmith    an<l 

wheelwright,  424  Pacific 

SmGER  MANUFACTURIXG    CO. 

J  li  MacKeuzie  agt,  118  Sutter 
Sinsheimer  Bros,  j:en  mdse,  228  Cal 
Siusheimer  S,  importer  of  crockery  and 

cuttery, !(  Dupont 
Sinz  &  Faesskr,   watchmakers   and  jew- 
elers, 0  (ieary 
Sinz  Louin,  painter,  120  Post 
Siskron  Mrs  Clara  A,  confeetionery,20!).|v 

Second 
Sisters  of  Mercy,  employment  otlice,  cor 

First  and  Hiyant 
Sinton  R  H,   license  collector,  city  and 

county.  New  City  Hall 
Sippel  }<  K,  li(juors,  038  Sacramento 
Sisenvine  L.cigars  and  tobacco,31 1  Bush 

SISSON,  WALLACE  &  CO.  gen  mdse. 

i20  California 
Sitter  Joseph,  laundry,  7»>8i  Howard 
Siowall  E  P,  liquors,  First  ave 
Skae  Jno,  capitalist,  M<mtgomery 


Skaife  Alfred,  stockbroker,  215  Sansom 
Skelly  J,  liquors,  154  Ftmrth 
Skorett  Danl,   watchmaker,   120  Second 
Skerrett  Thos,  boots  and  shoes,  220  Otli 
Skidmore  Mrs  E  T,  millinery,   1114  Mkt 
Skinker  .lohn,  agent  J)u  Pout's  powder, 
Eagle  safety  fuse  and    Winchester  re- 
peating arms,  115  Pine 
Skinner  T  L,  atty  at  law,  429   Moutgy 
Skipper  .1  C,  groceries,  202  Fifth 
Skuce  .),  liquors,  530  .faekson 
Standard  Pickling  Co,  H  Schammel  pro- 

])rietoi',  OOS  and  010  Lombard 
Slate  Creek  G  <\d  Min  Co,  240  Moutgy 
SLAVEN  H  B,  druggist,  cor  Market 

a  id  Powell 
Slaviu  Patrick,  bakery,  1.324  Dupont 
Sleciper  Charles,    manager  S  F  Clearing 

House,  21 1  Sansom 
Sloiine  W   &  .1,  carpi'ts  (wholesale),  525 

Market 
Sloan  Win  R,  real  estate,  528  California 
Sloat  Arthur  H,  engineer,  SOS  Moutgy 

SLOCUM  AMANDA  M,  printer,'012 

Clay 
Slocum    Lot    D,    livery   stable,  921  and 

92.3  Sutter 
SLORAH  E  C,  Kxoelsior  Brewery  De- 
pot (ale  and  porter),  70S  Sansom 
Slorah  James,  capitalint,  708  Sansom 
SLOSS  LOUIS   &   CO,  wool,  hides  and 

furs,  .310  Sansom 
Slurhin  &  Holliugs,  provisions,  cor  Third 

and  Braunan 
Small  D,  carpenter,  424  .lackson 
.Small  I  H,  machine  works,  574  Braunan 
Smart  &  Co,  stencil  plates,  209  Clay 
Smeth  A  S,  restaurant,  1004  Market 
Smilie  Elton  IJ,  physician    and    duntist, 

M'.)  Washington 
Smiley  (Jeo  W,  stock  broker,  318  Pine 
Smiley  .loseph  K,  ciipitalist,  240  Montgy 
Smiley  .Joseph  E,  real-estate  and  money 

broker,  214  Sansom 
Smiley  'I"  .1  L,  stock  broker,  300  Moutgy 
Smith  .Mrs  A,  lodgings,  873A  Market 

SMITH  ADAM,"  liquors,  033  Sac 
Smith  Adam,  lodging  house,  515  Sac 
Smith   A   B   ^    Co,    Iwarding  and  sale 

stable,  1209  Folsom 
SMITH  A  D,  insurance  agt,  310  Cal 
Smith  A  V,  restauranr,  17  Washiugton 
Smith  i>r  Barlow  J,   hygienic,    medical 

and  phrenological  institute,  035  Cal 
Smith  C  A,  varieties,  55  Fifth 
Smith  Charles,  liquors,  718  Kearny 
Smith  Chas,  restaurant,  1013  Folsom 
Smith  Capt  B,  (Julf  of  California  Steam 

Ship  Co,  211  Sansom 
Smith  Claude  L,  atty  at  law,  12  Montgy 
SMITH  C  W  M,  Pioneer  Patent  Offices, 

patent  lawyer,  established  1862,  137 

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Smith  C  W,  copperamith  and   plumber, 

520  and  522  Davis 
Smith  &  Davis,  doors,  sash  and  blinds, 

132  and  134  Berry 
Smith  C  M,  manager  Merchants'  Over- 
land Transfer  &  Express  Co,  430  Mont 
Smith  D  P,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor 

S;>n8om  and  Washington 
SMITH  E  D,  physici.in.  •J-J3  Kearny 
Smith  F,  moni-y  broker.  ;1M)  Montgy 
Smith  F,  watcli  case  maker,  417  Hush 
Smith   &   Fi.yK.r,   C  1'  &  H  1»  \l  It  and 

street  car  a<l-iTt  isi'ig  ants,  140  Montgy 
SmTH   FRANCIS   &   CO.  sh.rtiron 

pipe  nianufrs,  131)  Ijoiilo 
Smith  F  M,  aast  supt  <  J  S  P  and  0  II  R 

Co 
Smith  O  Frank,  atty  at  law,  502  M -mt 

SMITH  GEO  LAW,  Colonnade  Hotel, 

ll06  Market 
Smith  G  J,  cariKinter,  329  Suttcsr 
Smith  Geo  H,  reporter  decisions  supreme 

court,  640  Clay 
Smith  (reo  L,  barber,  1210  Market 
SMITH  HARRY,  saloon,  59  Clay 

SMITH   &  HATCH,  com  merchants 

122  Clay 
Smith  Henry,  NE  cor  Ninth  and  Bran 
Smith  Holland,  notary  public  and  com 

missioner  of  dedds,  307  Montgomery 
Smith  H  F  &   Co,  stntioners  and  news 

dealers,  225  Kearny 
Smith  H.],  physician,  118  O'Farrell 
Smith  H  Jr,  mining  engineer,  320  San 
Smith  •),  boarding,  407  and  409  Drumm 
Smith  James,  butcher,  2203  Polk 
Smith  James,  butcher,  1 1 1'J  Harrison 
Smith  Jamt's,  books,  1208  Valencia 
Smith  James  S,  piano  timer  with  A  M 

Benham,  647  Market 
Smith  John,  grocer  and  provision  deal 

ers,  18  Clay 
Smith  John,  liquors,  SK  cor  Greenwich 

and  Stt.iner 
Smith  John,  liijuors,  102  Jackson 
Smith  John,  restaui'ant,  214  Wash 
Smitli  John,  wood  and  coal,  223  Pust 
Smith  J  C,  lumber,  1  Howard 
Smith  J  Howard,  atty  at  law,  50:2  Mont 
Smith  J   J,    schooner    owner,   otlice    i 

Jackson 
Smith  Mrs  J  W,  dressmaker,  8 lit  How 
Smith  K  M,  atty  at  law,  628  Montgy 
Smith  &  Laherty,  carpenters,  513  Oc 

tavia 
Smith  L  F,  restaurant,  153  Seventh 
Smith  Miss  Lizzie,  artist,  737  Market 
Smith  Louis,  grocer,  641  California 
Smith  Lucy  &  Co.  soap  manufrs,  405 

Front 
Smith  Mrs  Mary  A,  brauch  bakery,  315 

Fifth 
Smith  k  Merkens,  grocers,  10  Wash 


Smith  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco,  58  2nd 
Smith  &   Poultney,    livery  stable,  342 

Brannan 
Smith  a,  livery  stable,  524  Third 
Smith  S  D,  manager  Mountain   Ico  Co, 

554  and  556  Misalon 

SMITH    SIDNEY    M,  pres    Cutting 

Packing  Co,  17  to  41  .Nlain 
Smith  Siilncy  V,  atty  at  law,  630  Sac 
Smith  Si.liK'y  V  Jr,  atty  at  law,  630  Sac 
Smith  &  Tillman,  p  ipcrhangers,  11  Post 
Smith   Wm,    patent   water  closets,   21 

Mi)nt.;<)i\i''rv  ave 
Smitli  Wm,  b'ut(!lier,  NW  cor  .Montgom- 
ery ave  and  Lombard 
Smith  W,  b.irber,  .Mission  iMarket 
SMITH  W  D,  propr  Eagle   Brewery, 

SW  ci)r  Folsom  and  Fourteenth 
SMITH  W  F,  oeculist,  313  Bush 
Smith  Wm  F,  architect,  318  Pine 
Smith  W  (i,  secy  Typographical  Union, 

600  Montgomery 
Smith  ^V  M  &  Co,  cigars,  140  Fifth 
Smith  Wm  N  &  Co,  cigarmakers,  142 

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Smith  W  P,  civil  engineer,  533  Kearny 

Smith  W  it,   auction  goods,    161    New 

Montumnery 
Smith  W  T,  mining  secy,  402  Montgy 
Smithson  Mrs  B,  fancy  goods,  414  Geary 
Smithson  Thomas  B,  stock  broker,   1 13 

LeidesdoriT 
Smokiski  ( i,  groceries,  82!)  l*acific 
Smoot  D  L,  dist  atty  city  and  county,  8 

Montgomery  ave 
Smythe  Frederick  G,  fruit,  132  Seventh 
Smyth  J  H,  atty  at  law,  (i23  Montgy 
Snead  .Michael,  fruit,  SW  cor  California 

and  Montgomery 
SNEATH  R  G,  manager  Merchants' 

E.\changc  Bank,  320  Sansoni 
Snoll  Bros  &   Co,  of  San  Jose,  S  F  & 

South  Pacitio  Coast  Express  Co,  office 

22  Montgomery 
SNIDER  A,  merchant,  328  Mont,  rm  6 
Sniffiiis  E,  butcher,  2436  Mission 
Snively  J  H,  liquors,  N  W  cor  Third  and 

Bryant 
Snook   G  W,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  630 

Sacramento 
SNOW  &  CO.  art  dealers,  20  Post 
SNOW  H  W,  insurance  agt,  319  Cal 
Snow  Jo)m  F,  cleaner  and  dyer,  3  Dup 
Snow  John  F  &  Co,  cleaning  and  dye- 
ing, 1623  Mission,  office  633  Mkt 
Snow  John  J  &  Co,  dyeing  and  cleaning 

works,  633  Market 
Snyder  A  A,  architect  and  carpenter,  17 

halleck 
Snyder  &   Co,    furniture    factory,    574 

Brannan 
Snyder  Jesse,  carpenter,  512  Sutter 
Scares  James,  barber,  31  i  Montgomery 


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SobryB,  physician,  213!)  Mission 
Sobosliiy  Julins,    manufr    ci^^tirs,    1127 

Mission 
Societe  Fraucaiao  D'Epar^ues  et  tie  Pre- 
voyance    Mutuelle,    (French    Mutual 
Provitlent  Savings  and  Loan  Society), 
SIM  (Jalirornia 
So  Justia  Mining  Co,  2i)3  Bush 
Society  for  tlie  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to 
Animals,  N  Hunter  secy,  (514  Merch 
Sohl  J,  grocer,  M  K  ci)r  Mason  and  Fran- 
cisco 
Solfoorman  S  F,  butcher,  ISOS  Franklin 
Solano  M,  piano  ai;cl  iiarp  teacher,  331.^ 

Eddy 
Solid  silver  (i  &  S  Mining  Co,  11  Hew- 

son  secy,  S'20  Sansorn 
Solley  S  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  824  Kear 
Solomon  Abraham,  barber,  50G  Howard 
Solomon  (iustav,  jeweler,  1218  Polk 
Solomon  Isador,  tailor,  5110  Pacific 
Solomon  Lnzarus,  cigars   and  clothing, 

48  Steuart 
Solomon  Morris,  junk,  408  Fifth 
Solomon  S,  butcher,  1  and  2  (irand  Ceu 

tral  Market 
Solomon  S,  tailor,  •"'      lackson 
Solonum  S,  dry  gotxi  ,  71. "5  Polk 
Somers  Fred  M,  ,sccy  Argonaut  Publish- 
ing Co.  r)22  California 
Somerville  &  Ellis,  liquors  and  billiards, 
SE  cor  Montgomery  ave  and  Kearny 
SON   BROS)    pipes,    smokers'  articles, 

cutlery,  etc,  IWO  and  'M}2  California 
Sonnenberg  L  B,  grocciiies  SE  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Post 
Sonnichsen  N,  Danish  consul,  'Ml  Cal 

SONNTAG    CHAS  &  CO,   cartridges, 

ammunition,    paper  bags,  lager  beer, 

agts  iron  roofing  testing  machines  and 

scales,  40  Cal 

Sountag  C  &  Co,  com  merchants,  40  Cal 

"Sonntags   Gast,"  (weekly),    D    Klint- 

worth  propr,  802  Montgomery 
Sonoma  Lumber  Co,    .S'J8  Mont,  room  9 
Sonoma    Valley   K   11  Co,    P  Donahue 

prest,  426  Montgomery 
Sontag  Emil,  cigars,  SE  cor  7th  and  How 
Sorensen  W,  coal,   grain  and  groceries, 
NE  cor  Laguna  and  McAllister 

SORGE  OSCAR,  successor  to-J  B  Gol- 
ly &  Go,  books,  stationery,  news  and 
fancy  goods,  2(»  (Jeary 

Sornin  Alex,  jeweler,  343  Kearny 

Sosso  A,  liquors,  810  Kearny 

Sotzen  &  Myers,  saloon  and  restaurant, 
SE  cor  Fourteenth  and  Mission 

Soubier  V,  fish,  1322  Stockton 

Soule  A  G,  physician,  325  Larkin 

SOTTLE  £>  blacksmithing  and  agricul- 
tural implements,  NW  cor  Fourth 
and  Bryant 


Soule  &   Farquharson,   capitalists,  400 

Montgomery 
Soule  S  P,  dairy  produce,  232  Mont  ave 
Souter  Mrs  P,  fancy  goods,  1137i  Pac 
South  Beach  Drainpipe  Works,  —  Mo- 

nomy  propr,  43(5  Montgomery 
South  Belvidere  (4  &  S  Mining  Co,  330 

Pine,  room  20 
South  Bodio  Gold  Mining  Co,  30!)  Mont 

SOUTH  BRITISH  AND  NATIONAL 
FIRE    AND  MARINE  INSUR. 

ANCE  COS,  of  New   Zealand,   W  J 

Callingham  &  Co  getd  agts,  213  Sansorn 
South  Bulwer  (iold  Mining  Co,  320  San 
South  Comstock  Con  M  Co,  309  Cal 
South  Europa  M  Co,  I)  L  Thomas  secy, 

203  Bush 
South  Feather  Water  and  Union  Mining 

Co,  314  Montgomery 
South  Ijady  Bryan  Con  M  Co,  309  Mont 
South  Star   Mining  Co,  Martin   White 

prest,  006  Montgomery 
South  Noonday  (Jold  M  Co,  320  Sansoin 
South  Navajo  Mining  Co,  Stock  Ex  bid 
South  Overman  S  M  Co,  328  Montgy 

SOUTH  PACIFIC  COAST  R  R  CO, 

A  1^  Davis  prest,  B  B  Minor  secy,  30'.) 
Montgomery,  rooms  20  and  21 
S  P  K  K  Machine  and  Car  Shops,   .1  T 
Wilson  master  mechanic,  cor  Fifteenth 
and  Harrison 

SOUTH  PARK  MALT  HOUSE,  Hor- 

mann  Zweig  propr,  Brannan  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
South  PotosKi  and  S  M  Co,  640  Market 
South    San    Francisco    Dock  Co,    Wni 

Stuart  secy,  320  Sansorn 
South  Side  Canal  Co,  F  Moyer  secy,  40S 

California 
South  Standard  MininsCo,  331  Montyy 

SOUTH  UTAH  MINING  CO.w  ,s 

Hinckle  secy,  207  Sansom 
Souther  Joseph  N  &  Co,  bitters,  Abncr's 

ginger  brandy,  122  Market 
Southern  Nevada  (iold  and  S  M  Co,  327 

Pine 

SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  R  R,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Townsend 
SOUTHERN  T  R,  Writing  Aeaj^emy, 

24  Post 
Southwell    (ieo,    carpenter,    926    Wash 
Swan  Brewing  Co,  ale  and  porter  manu- 
facturers, SE  cor  15th  and  Dolores 

SPAFFARD     FRUIT     PACKING 
AND  PRESERVING  CO.  3io  and 

312  Clay 
SPAFFORD  J  M  &  CO,  com  merclita, 

310  and  312  Clay 
Spangler  D  B  &  Co,  crockery  and  glass, 

cor  Eleventh  and  R  R  ave 
SPANGLER  D   B   &   CO,    new    and 

secondhand  furniture,  SE  cor  Eleventh 

and  R  R  ave 


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Spanagel  J  C,  baker,  115  Seventh 
Spanier  Jos,  liquors,  ll'J  Post 
Snalding  V,  physician,  \'2'2'2  Pino 
brANNER  J  A.  Miller's  (rerman  com- 
pressed yeast,  037  Mission 
Sparks  Mrs,  physician,  9'Jl  Union 
Sparks  Mrs  Agnes,  physician,  '217  Geary 
Sparrow  Jos,  grf)cor,  ',i',\  Clementina 
Spaulding    Andrew,    wntclimaker    and 
optician,  1*2'.'  Fonrth 

SPAULDING  GEORGE,  book  and  job 

printers,  414  Clay 

Spauldin,'  H  K,  atty,  '220  Sanaom 

Spaulding  .1  &  Co,  carpet  beating,  .'!53 
and  355  Tehama 

SPAULDING  N  W,  manufr  of  in- 
serted tooth  anil  circular  saws,  17  and 
19  Fremont 

Spear  A  F  &  Co,  stevedore,  pier  '2*2 
Stcuart 

Spear  E  S  k  Co,  auctioneers,  7'29  Mkt 

SPEAR,    MEADE    &    CO,    wholesale 
dried  fruits  and  com  mchnts,  31(5  and 
318  Washington 
Spear  Thomas  K,  dentist,  '235  Kearny 
Spear  Wm  .1,  cigars,  970  Harrison 
Specht  John,  cigarmaker,  033  Broadway 
Speer  H  J,  physician,  11  Kearny 
Speokman  F  T,  gi-oceries,  cor  Fourth  an<l 

Mis<ion 
Spehuan  J,  tailor,  506  Bush 
SPENCE  A  S  &  CO,  novelties,  notions, 
fancy  goods,  clocks,  stationery,  toys, 
jewelry   and  druggists'   sundries,  537 
Market 
Spence  J  P,  butter  and  milk,  4*25  Bdwy 
SPENCE   &  JOHNSON,  fresh  liah,  93 

California  Market 
Spencer  BroH,  millinery  goods,  1010  Mkt 
S))cncer  &   Carleton,  siiipping   agents,  5 

Spear 
Spencer  k  Co,  printers  and   music  pub- 
lishers, 500  Folsom 
Spencer  David,  wines  and  licjuors,  NW 

cor  Boale  and  Ftilsom 
SPENCER  F  W    &  CO.   pianos,  or- 
gans and  musical  instruments,  '23  5th 
Spencer  0  H,  atty  at  law,  408  Cal 
Spencer's  San  Francisco  &  Oakland  Ex- 
press, 1  Market 
Spengemann  Chas,  saloon,  '25  Summer 
Speranza  D,  music  teacher,  30  Post 
Sperl  Chas,  biirl)er,  444  Third 

SPERRY  &  CO,  millers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  '2'2  California 
Speyer  Bros,  stock  brokers,  337  Pine 
Spiegel  A,  liquors,  014  California 
Spillane  P  J,  physician,  1'28A  Fourth 
Spiller  Frank  F,  atty  at  law,"  6'22  Clay 
Spink  &  Sons,  gold  and  silver  plating,  7 

Fourth 
SPINNET  &  CO,  physicians,  11  Kear 
Spinney  Geo  R,  mining  sec,  310  Pine 


Spiro  B,  restaurant,  808  Koanjy 
Spitz    Madam  Bertha  &   Co,  imprs  hu- 
man hair,  3'28  Kearny 
Splivalo  A  D,  atty  at  law,  0'28  Montgy 
Splivalo  C  It.  He" ring  miUa,  704  Sansom 
Si)livalo  C    R,  Cal  Italian  Paste  Co,  cor 

Sixth  and  IVrry 
Sportmens'  Club  of  California,  Wm  Stu- 
art sec,  3'2()  Sansom 
Spotorno  J    B,  poultry,  game  and  pro- 

duce,  47  and  4S  Calitornia  Market 
Spra|,aie   Adna,  wints  and   liquors,  900 

Market 
Sprague  Benj    F,  blacksmith,  1509  Polk 
Sprague  11  W,  physician,  34  Kearny 
Spraguo  U  W,  physician,  1713  Wel)ster 
SPRECKELS  A  B.  sec  California  Sugar 

IU;(incij,  '215  Front 
SPRECKELS  C  A,  sec  Hawaiian  Com- 
mercial C'li 

SPRECKELS  CLAUS,  pres  Cal  Sugar 

lU'linerv,  '215  Front 
SPRECKELS  J  D,  connnission    mer- 

ciiaiit,  "215  t'ront 
Spring  F  S,  real  estate,  705  Sansom 
Spring  (ieo  W,  fruit,  803  Fourth 
Spring  J  1!,  real  estate,  705  Sansom 
SPRING  MENZO,  artificial  limb  manu- 
facturer,  9  Geary,  (see  advertisement) 
Si)rinu'<l.de  Water  Co.  '271  East 
SPRINGER  JASON  &   CO,  ma.iufrs 
and  dealers  doors,  windows,  blinds  and 
building    material,    lumber,    SE    cor 
Spear  and  Mission,  P  0  box  1859 
Springer  Mrs  K  (',  artist,  0  O'Farrell 

SPRING  VALLEY  WATER 

WORKS,  Chas  Webb  Howard  pres, 
Wm  Norris  sec,  5115  California 

Spruegcl  C,  li(|uorH,  cor  Kailroad  and 
Ninth  aves 

Spruovel  Henrietta,  bakery,  cor  Rail- 
road and  Ninth  aves 

SPRUANCE,  STANLEY   &  CO, 

wholesale  liquors,  410  Front 
Squoglia  0,  tailor,  302  Montgomery  .nve 
Sresovich  L  G  &  Co,  M'holesale  foreign 

and  domest'c  fruits,  505  and  507  San 
SROUFE  &  McCRUM,    wholesale 

wine  and  liquors,  imprs,  208  and  210 

Market  and  1 1  and  1 3  Pine 
Staab  H  G,  merchant  tailor,  210  Mont 
Staake  Ernst,  confectionery,  1411   Dupt 
Staats  P  F,  groceries,  955  Harrison 
Stack  &  Lacombe,  hatters,  0.39  Market 
Stack  M,  li(|Uors,  1831  Mission 
Stacom  Miss  Maria,  milliner,  141  Post 
Staden  von  D  C,  grocer,  SW  cor  Stei  .*rt 

and  Mission 
Stadtfeld  Jacob  Jr,  mining  sec,  419  Cal 
Statlelbach  E,  liquors,  108  Steuart 
Stahl  Henry  N,  saloon,  613  and  615  San 
Stahl  E,  liquors,  228  Bush 
Stahl  &  Von  Aspem,  liquors,  415  Pine 


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StAhle   &   Beruhord,  barber  and  baths, 

Ku88  Plouse 
STAHLE  HENRY  W.Occidental  b.ir- 

bcr  shop,  'SMi  Bnitli 
Staib  (J,  boots  and  shoes,  03'J  Folsom 
.St.Tolin    Edward  I',  carpenter,    Nl'3  cor 

AVasliinj^ton  and  Maple 
Stalhird  — ,  i)|iysician,  SK  cor  Post  and 

Kearny 
STAMPER  J  W  &  CO.  niantifrs  mat- 
tresses and  bedding,  -15  Bush 
Stand  F  &   J    N,    waod  and  coal,  211 

Mason 
Htaniliird  Con  Min  Co,  HOi)  Montgomery 
Standard  Fire  and  Marine  Ins  Co,  .las  1* 

Cox  uiannger,  HOC)  Sausom 

STANDARD    MANUFACTURING 

COi  -17  Sanaoni 

"Standard,"  (monthly),  J  D  Kobertson 
pub,  ()31  Sansom 

Standard  Oil  Co,  L  D  Fiak  sccty,  40-2 
Montgomery 

Standard  Oil  Co,  New  York  and  Clove- 
land,  12:i  California 

Standard  Soap  Co,  204  Sacnimiinto 

Standard  Sugar  Manufr  Co,  O  V  Gritfin 
pres,  R  B  Woodruff  socty,  oftiee  2.S2.J 
Montgomery 

STANDARD  THEATRE,  M  n  Ken- 

nedy  propr,  'A'lO  Bush 
Stanford  Con  Min  Co,  43!)  California 
Stanford    Hotel,    Chri.st    ficlirke  &    Co 

proj)ra,  618  Fourth 

STANFORD  LELAND.  pres  c  V  R  K, 

cor  Fonrtli  and  Townsend 
Stange  &  Kink,  dry  goods,  551  10th 
Staniforth  Mrs  Julia,  grocor,  I20.\  Town- 
send 
Stanley  1)  S,  printer,  012  Clay 
Staidey  W  H,  dentist,  1 15  Kearny 
Stanley  O  W,  stationery,  4  Seventh 
Stanly  .lohn  A,  atty  at  law,  ()04  Chiy 
Stanton  James,    painter  and  whiteiier, 

1215  Polk 
Stanwood  H  1',  gen  agt  Iowa  U  II  lines, 

2  New  Montgomery 
Stanyan  C  H,  real  estate  and  mining',  5'J 

Nevada  block 
Stapelfeldt  Wm,  grocer,  NF  cor  Waller 

and  Fillmore 
Stapff  Wm,  liquors,  110  Dupont 
STAPLES   D  J.  pres  Firemeii's  Fund 

Ins  of  California,  401  California 

STAR  FIRE  INS  CO  OF  N  Y,  Brown, 
Oaig  &  (Jogen  agts,  215  Sansom 

STAR  LINE  HONOLULU  PACK 

ETS,  Oeo  F  CofHn  &  Co  agts,  13  Pine 
Star  Min  Co,  Wm  Stuart  secty,  H20  San 

STARBIRD  &  OOLDSTONE.  lumber, 

101,  103,  105  and  107  Market 
Starck  John  &Co,  butchers,  cor  Leaven- 
worth and  KUis 
Stark  Luke,  market,  520  First 


Stark  Wm,  catarrh  remedy,  502  Wash 

Starr  &,  Co,  shipping  and  com  mer- 
chants, proprs  Star  Houring  mills,  IG 
California 

STARR  GEO  R.  fruit  and  pro.luco  and 
com  merchants,  308  and  310  Wash 

Starr  &  Mathison,  smelters  and  refiners 
of  antimony,  Berry  l)et  4  th  and  5th 

State  Board  of  Bank  Commissioners,  202 
Sa)i8om 

STATE  BOARD  OF  IMMIGRATION 
FOR  OREGON  &  WASHINGTON 

TERRITORY,     John    i:   Shephard 
commissioner,  504  Battery 

STATE  INVESTMENT  AND  IN 

SURANCE  C0,2l8and220  .Sansom 

Statham  &  Cone,  manufrs  pianos  and 
organs,  23  Uupont 

"STATISTICIAN,"  LP  McCarty  edi- 
tor, i)ublisher  and  nropr,  414  Clay 

Stanb  H,  druggist,  Sw  cor  Sutter  and 
Larkin 

Steamer  Kllen,  (Napa,  Snscol  and  Val- 
lejo),  (jr  H  Oakley  captain,  Jackson  >St 
bulkhead 

STEAMER  GUSSIE  TELFAIR,  v,.o 

F  CotKn  &  Co  agts,  13  Pine 

Stearns  H  M,  teacher  Heald's  Business 
College,  24  Post 

Stearns  Mrs  E  F,  millinery,   325  Hayes 

Stearns  &  Smith,  com  merchants,  4'.'H 
Front 

Steele,  Elder  &  Co,  wholesale  eoniniia- 
sioners,  204  Front 

STEEN  E  T,  engines,  boilers,  iron  pipe 
and  mining  machinery,  225  Market 

Steen  John,  <ly»!r,  92'.!  Folsonj 

Steep  Hollow  (Jold  Min  Co,  310  Pine 

Steer  Henry,  liquors  and  groceries,  457 
First 

Steer  &  Colby,  East  Oakland,  Mills  Sem- 
inary and  S  F  Express,  313  East 

Stetl'ens  John,  butcher,  1 14  First 

Steffens  &  Keinecke,  groceries  and  liq- 
uors, 137  Folsom 

Stcge  &  Co,  grocers,  710  Pacific 

Steiiier  &  Bushman,  pattern  makers,  316 
Mission 

STEIGER  &  KERR,  Occidental  Foun- 
dry, 137  First 

STEIL  HENRY,  merchant  tailor,  733 
Pine  and  237  Bush 

Stermer  Henry,  liquors,  021  Kearny 

Steimke  &  Bro,  groceries,  NW  cor  Eddy 
und  Pierce 

Steimke  Bros,  groceries,  SW  cor  Union 
and  Octavia 

Stein  AD,  groceries,  SW  cor  Nineteenth 
and  Valencia 

STEIN  C  W,  importetl  carriage  trim- 
mings, 265  Stevenson 

Stein  G,  bootmaker,  3  Washington 

Stein  M,  furniture,  carpets,  1234  Market 


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stein  Robt,  baktiry,  11H7  Fulsom 
STEIN  SIMON  &  CO,  impr  of  foreign 
and  domestic  cloth  ami  wool,  "xS")  Mar- 
ket, SK  cor  Secon<l 
Steiiibach  H,  real  eatnto,  729  Montgy 
Steinberger  k  Kalisher,  com  niercliants, 

321  California 
Steiner  Mrs  L  C,  coffeo  house,  I  I'JO  Mkt 
Steincr  N,  wines  and  liiiuorH,  5  Lied 
Stoinfels  Chas,  butcher,  1702  Hyde 
Steinkamp  C  F  &  Co,  liciuors,  327  Sac 
Steiner,    Klober  &  Co,  gen   mdae,    WVJ. 

Sacramento 
STEINHAGEN  P,  com  merchant,  t;  12 

Clay 
Steinlinrt  L,  cigars  anil  tobacco,  434  C'al 
Steinhart  M,  liciuora,  1024  Larkin 
Steinhart  P.  physician,  1 1  Kearny 
Steinhart  Sigismund,  capitalist,  20  Mer 

chants'  Exchange 
STEINHART  W  &  I  &  CO,   manufra 

and  imprs  clothing,  3  and  5  Battery 
Steiinnillor  &  Arnold,  junk,    320  Fran- 
cisco 
Steite  J  B,  boota  and  shoes,  1 40!(  I'.dk 
Stelliiig  Bros,  butchera,  NE  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Mission 
Stelling  &  Siobe,  butchers,   155  and  157 

Second 
Stellinj,  C,  grocerv,  102(5  JJllia 
Stemplemann  H,  hardware,  «)23  Pacific 
Stender  H,  artist,  12G  Kearny,  room  3(5 
Stephan  John  O,  butcher,  1  and  2  (.'ali- 

fornia  Market 
Stephen  B,  tailor,  118  Ninth 

STEPHENS  E  W,  dry  ore  concentrat- 
ing machine,  25i»  First 
Stepp  C  &  VV,  manufr  cigars,  709  Miss 
Steptoe  Con  Min  Co,  300  Pine,  room  3 
Stern  Chas,  butcher,  1004  Howard 
Stern  D,  Brunswick  House,  148  Sixth 
Stern    Jacob,   crockery    and  glassware, 

1119  Folsom 
Stern  Philip,  furniture,  218  Sixth 
Stem  S,  hairdresser,  801  Kearny 

STERNFELD  BROS  &  CO,  French 
and  American  calf  skins,  53'.'  Market; 
27  Spruce,  N  Y;  and  48  line  de  Ma 
rias,  Paris 

Sternberg  &    Handmann,  liouors,    010 
Merchant 

Sternl)era!  M,  tailor,  7  Spring 

STERETT   B   F.    steam   job   printer, 
532  Clay 

SvCtefeldt  C,  mining  engineer,  320  San 

Stetefeldt  Furnace  Co,  C  A   Stetefeldt 
prest,  320  Sansoin 

Stetson  &  Houghton,  attya  at  law,  315 
California 

Stetson  W  VV,  mining  secretary,  61  Ne- 
vada block 

Stettin  Mme  H,  stamping  and  embroid- 
ery, 443  Bush 


Stetson  W  W,  mining  secy,  309  Mont 
Steuart  J,  groci-r,  1920  Bush 
Stenart  TIioh,  furniture,  775  Folsom 
Stevens  (Jeoigo,  iicpiors,  SK  cor  Battery 

and  Union 
Stevens  Mrs  H  H,  ilentist,  lOO.i  Third 
Stevens  Heury,  groceries,  1027  Powell 
Stevens  .Fos,  barber,  234  Fifth 
Stevens  M  V,  urtisian   well  borer,  1500 

Folsom 

STEVENS  W  E   pottery,  Larkin  and 

Market 
Stevenson  E  T,  hotel,  032  Market 
Stevenson  Jno  D,  U  S  shipping  commis- 
sioner, 118  Jackson 
Stevenson    &     lx>ngwill,    fancy    goods, 
cromoes,  monhlings,  toys  and  brack- 
ets, 2(5  and  29  Second 
Stevenson  K,  real  estate,  331   Montgy 
Stewart  Mrs  Ann,  bakery,  1829  Union 
Stewart*,  Birkeland,  grocery,  NVV    cor 

Twenty-fourtli  and  Folsom 
Stewart  &  Buckley,  fruit  and  com  mer- 

cliants,  513  Sansom 
Stewart  David,  livery  stable,  134  7th 
Stewart  Frank,  jeweler,  509  Sixteenth 
Stewart  (ieo,  real  estate  agt,  022  Mkt 
Stewart  Irwin,  mdse  broker,  218  Cal 
Stewart  Jas,  grocer,  1920  Bush 
Stewart  .1  C,  variety  store,  1829 J  Union 
Stewart  Jno  W,  snpt  Cal&  Nov  Ice  Co, 

350  Tehama 
Stewart    Sewing    Machines,    139  Sixth 

and  1 1 1  Sutter 
Stewart,    Vanclief  &  Herrin,    attys  at 

law,  310  Pine,  room  28 
Stewart  W  M,  atty  at  law,  310  Pine 
Steylaars  &  Kossi,  druggists,  1222  Dup 
Stievler  Jacob,  bootmaker,  212  Pacific 
Stier  &   Weitner,  harness  and  saddles, 

550  Fourtli 
"Stillee-HafsPosten,"    (Swedish  news- 
paper), Youngl)erg  &  Meyer  pubs,  417 
Bush 
Stillman  Alfred,  gen  agt  Manhattan  In- 
surance Co,  232  California 
Stillman  J  U  B,  physician,  336  O'Farrell 
Still  W  G  &  Co,  lamps  and  oila,  627  Kear 

STITT  ROBERT,  carriage  and  wagon 
manufr,  121  and  123  Market 

Stobz  &  Weideureich,  shirt  factory,  202 
Bush 

"STOCK  REPORT."  (daily  and  week- 
ly), Hiester  &  Bunker  pubs.  Stock  Ex- 
change building 

Stockton  &  Copperopolis  Kailroad  Office, 
NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

Stockton  E  A,  cabinetmaker,  411  Miss 

STOCKTON  MILLS,  (saw  and  plan- 
ing),  A  Washburn  propr.  Berry  bet 
Fourth  and  Fifth 

Stockton  Transportation  Co,  Charles 
Gawne  prest,  Jno  Gawne  secy,  124  Cal 


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Stoekwitz  E,   clothing    and    furnishing 

goods,  250  Foiirth 
Stoeten  H  R4;  'Jo,  lestaurant,  33U  East 
Stoetzer  Ed,   board  and  lodging.  Filth 

and  Brannau 
Stoeven  H,  grocer,  S\V  cor  Union  and 

Powell 
Stohlmann  Wm,  bakery,  33!)  Turk 
Stoltz  Fred,  groceries,  '201  Valencia 
Stolz  — ,  barber's  agency,  3  Hardie  Place 
Stolz  Bros,  fancy  goods,  SKi  Market 
Stolz  Philip,  butcher,  12(5  Elevcntii 
Stolzenwald  H  F,  dyer,  etc,  217  Fourtq 

and  1037  Folsoin 
Stem  Geo  A,  hairdresser,  104  Ninth 
Stone  Chas  L,  saloon,  1144  Market 
Stone  Rlward  F,  mining  secy,  306  Pine 

STONE  FRANK    F,  gen  agt  Lamar 
Ins  Co  of  N  Y  and  AUemannia  Fire 
Ins  Co  of  Pittslujrg,  20i>  Sansom 
Stone  H  S,  mining  secy,  41'J  California 
Stone  &  Hayden,  saddlery,  422  Battery 
Stone  J  R,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  255 

Third 
STONE   &  HAYDEN,   sa<ldlery   and 

harness,  422  and  424  Battery 
Stone  K  L,  dry  goods,  1211  Stockton 
Stone  S  D,  statistician  Merchants'  Ex- 
change Assn,  3;>  Merchants'  Exchange 
bldg 
Stone  Wm,  groceries,  202!)  I'acitic 
Stoppelkamp  A  H,  groceries, '1528  Stock 
Storck  C  Ij  &  Co,  butcher,  30 1  Hayes 
Storm  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  333  Montj;y 
Storms  G  F,  fruit,  1802  Bush 
Stout  A  B,  physician,  1310  Mason 
Stout  W  C,  engraver,  137  Montgomery 
StoutenburL'h  Ike  A,  stoves  and  tinware, 

117  Washington 
Stover  Henry,  liquors,  175  Sixteenth 
Stowell  Wm  H,  merchandise  broker,  214 

California 
Stozen  &  Myers,  liquors,    SE   cor  Four- 
teenth and  Mission 
Strachan  Mrs  M  Srong,  Armadale  House 
iiOi)  Mission 

STEAHLE  JACOB   &  CO,  i>npr  and 
manufr   standard    billiard-tables   and 
agts  Delaney's  patent  steel-wire  cush- 
ions, 533  Market 
Stratton  C  A  &  Co's  Agency,  211   and 

213  Clay 
Stratton  &  Co,  furniture  auctioneers,  829 

Market 
Stratton  J  S,  housemover,  854  Harrison 
Straub  Fr,  upholsterer,  8  Hayes 
Straub  (rustavo,  bootmaker,  7  Trinity 
Straub  J  N,  tailor,  307  Hayes 
Straub  John,  sausage  factory,  23!)  4th 
Straub  Joseph,  liquors,  25  Sixth 
StrauH  A,  watchmaker,  427  Kearny 
Strana,  Kohnstamia  A  Co,  crockery,  104 
Battery 


STRAUS  &  LEVY,  clothing,  SW  oor 

Sansom  and  Bush 
Straus  M,  artist,  319  California 
Strauss   &   Frohman,    dry  goods,    1203 

Stockton 
Straus  S  J,  real  estate,  316  California 
Strauss  L,  dry  goods,  1213  Stockton 
STRAUSS  LEVI  &  CO,  importers  and 

jobbery  dry  goods   an(l  clothing  and 

manufr   riveted   clothing,  14  and   1(5 

Batti-'ry 
STRAUSS  M,  loan  office,  watclies   and 

jewelry  and  pawnbi'oker,  18  Kearny 
Strauss  Sloses,  bootmaker,  1503  Market 
Strauss  Samuel,  collector,  302  Montgy 
STRAUT  W  C,  «  agons,  carriages   and 

lumber,  NW  cor  I>rumm  and  Sac 
Strecker  &  Kern,  barbers,  33  Post 
Street  &  Blanche  T  &  M  Co,  203  Bush 

STREET  MRS  C  C,  lodgings  (Shd. 

bourne  House),  523  Kearny 

STREET  CYRUS  H,  real  estate,  331 

Montgomery,  rin  10 
Street   &  LeiiiMied,  real  estate  and  mine 

agts  and  pubiisliers  "  Tiand  World" 

(weekly),  331  Montgomery 
Stiehl  Phillip,  btirber,  20  Stockton 
Strehl  Chas,    butcher,   50   Metropolitan 

.Market 
Streib.l  &  Bro,  barbers,  S  Merchants  Ex 
Streuli  Chas,  propr    Swiss  Brewery,  414 

and  4!0  Dnpont 
Striby   Mrs   Louisa,  teacher   of  music, 

2041  Mission 
Strit  W  &  (.'0,  butiness  brokers,  323  Kcar 
Strong  C  « i,  physician  and  druggist,  21 

Third 
Strong  &  Co,  assay ers,  10  Stevenson 
Strong  Miss  E,  artist,  728    Moutgoinory 
.Strong  G  W,  fancy  goods  and  stationery, 

2030  Mission 
Strong  J  OS  1),  iirtist,  7  Montgomery  ave 
Strothoff.i,  litjuors,  215  Sixth 
Strothotr  Mrs    M,    stiunping    and   em- 
broidery, 10224  Market 
Strozynski  Mrs  K,  drei:ani!'.ker,  311  Turk 
Strozynski  S,  ladies  hairdresser  and  wig 

maker,  27  Ellis 
Stryker  &  Kiernan,    stevedoro    pier  5 

Steuart 
STUART  C  D,  liquors,  525J  Sansom 
Stuart  James  F,  atty  at  law,  GOO  Moutg 
Stuart  .foseph,  cigars  and  tobacco,  28  Mkt 
Stuart  Wm,  mining  secy,  .320  Sansom 

STUART  WM  A,  County  Clerk,  Old 

City  Hall,  722  Kearny 
Stubbs  1)  I),  secy  OandO  Steamship  Co, 

cor  Fourth  and  Townscnd 
Stubbs  J  C,   geul  freight  agt  C  P  R  R, 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Studley  Benj  W,  Wivtchmaker,  24  Post 
Studwick    Joseph   E,  boots  and  shoea, 

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Stuhr  A,  soap  in.inufr,  E  side  San  Bruno 

road,  near  Fifteenth  ave 
Stuke  A,  varieties,  1411  Dupont 
Stukens  «&  Hollings,   yrocers,    NVV  cor 

Third  and  Brannan 
STULE  MRS  J  B,  shirt  nmfr,    -22  Dup 
Stiimpf  B,  bakery,  220  Pacific 
Stuinpf  J,  bootmaker,  iiOl  O'f  arrell 
Stmmpf  J,  bootmaker,  1000  Push 
Stunipf  John,  liquors,  First  ave,  S    S    F 
STURGES  T  B,   solicitor  L  -M  McKeu 

ney  &  Co's  Directories,  ~A',i  (.'lay 
Sturla  G  B  &  Co,  liquors,  1402  Dupont 
Sturnan  B,  jjhysician,  108  Stockton 
Sublet  &  Tracy,  dentists,  1 12  Fourth 
Suhl  C  F,  blacksmith.  114  Drunun 
Suhling   H  H,  wood  and  coal,   124  24th 
iSuckow  Clias.  cabinetmaker,   23  Mont 

,t;omery  avt 
Suley  Frank  I'j,  dentist,  3:i'J  Kearny 
Sulicsahn  &  Co,  dry  goods,  l.'iiS  Third 
Sullivan  Miss    A,    Branch    Bakero,  540 

Fourth 

SULLIVAN'S  CLOAK  AND  SUIT 

HOUSE,  for  ladies,  120  Kearny 
Sullivan  &  Craig,  atty  at  law,  600  Mont 
Sullivan  1),  grocer,  4.H2  Tehama 
Sullivan  Daniel,  grocor,  SW  cor  Fourth 

and  Freelon 
Sullivan  DT,  atty  at  law,  000  Montgy 
Sullivar.  i)  O,  juuk  and  liquors,  20  Com 
Sullivan  Francis  J,  atty  at  law,  310  Pine 
Snllivan  Miss  II  E  (),   fancy  goods  and 

Lulies'  uuderware,  1222  Market 
Sullivan  Mrs. I,  groceries,  922  Howard 
Sullivan  ,1  F),  li(|Uors,  -Or)?  Washington 
SULLIVAN  JD,  atty  at  law,  234  M.^nt 
Sullivan    Mrs  James  E,  blacksmith,  2JS 

Post 
Sullivan  Jas  F,  pliysiciau,  0  I'Iddy 
Sullivan  James  [\  collector,  80  St  Ann's 

building 
Sullivan  .1  F,  atty,  46  Montgy  Idock 
SuUiv.an  J  F,  judge  superior  court  No 

2,  628  Montgomery 
Sullivan  J  J,  tailor,  303  Washington 
Sulhvan  John,  wood  and  coal,  3;i  Lafay- 
ette 
Sullivan  M,  bootmaker,  221  Folsom 
SULLIVAN    JOHN,     boot  and  shoo 

manufr,  NE  cor  Jackson  and  Battery 

SULLIVAN    MATT    I,   atty  at  law, 

120  Kearny,  room  30 
Sullivan  Michael,  boots  and   shoes,  213 

Folsom 
Sullivan  M  J,  liquors,  21  Montgy  avo 
Sullivan  M  J,    saloon,   NW  cof  Taylor 

and  Tyler 
Sullivan  P,  livery  stable,  915  Folsom 
Sullivan  P,  npholaterer,  010  Post 
Sullivan  P,  saloon,  12  Broadway 
Sullivan  P  J,  real  estate,  001  California 
Sullivan  Robert  P,  real  estate,  310  Pine 


Sullivan  &  Sanborn,  dentists,  905  Fol 
Sullivan  Mrs,  stamping  and  t.nbroider- 

ing,  IIS^  Post 
Sullivan  Thomas,  groceries,  1701  Miss 

SULLIVAN  THOMAS,   importer  an.l 

manufr   ladies'   cloaks   and  suits,  1::0 

Kearny 
Sullivan  Timothy,  saloon,  1242  Market 
Sullivan  Timothy,  butcher,  1117  l<'oIsum 
Sul/.bacher  J,  stockbroker,  .S20  Pine 
Summer   Charles   A,  stenographer,   004 

Merchant 
Summers  J,  grocor,  2710  Folsom 
Summerfield  A  Jr,   wholesale  coal,   NE 

cor  Folsom  and  Spear 
Summerhays    William,     photo(  niphcr. 

12  Clay 
Sunnnit  Gold  Mining  Co,  309  !.fonti;y 

SUMNER  W  B  &   CO,  hides,  leather, 

tallow  and  skins,  415  Front 
Suiuiol  .1,  physician,  210  Montgy  ave 
Supreme  Court,  11 F  Morrison,  chief  jus- 
tice, 040  Clay 

SURGICAL  INSTITUTE  NATION- 
AL, J    M  Hinklc  prcst,  1.  C  McLaui 

secy,  319  Busli 
Suss  A,  stock  broker,  214  Montgomery 
SutcliUe   James,    bakery,  703  Van  Xess 

ave 
Suter  Mrs  Jeanette,  dressmaker,  424  Sut 
Suthfi'huid  F  E,  atty,  ()45  Clay 
Sutlicrland  &  (iray,  practical  plumljers, 

230  Sutter 
Sutlitf'  Henry,  cigars  and   tobacco,  832 

and  330  Kearny 
SUTRO    &   CO,   bankers  and  brokers, 

■ins  Montgomery 
Sutro   Tunnel   Co,  E  J   Moore  prest,  P 

W  AniL-s  secy,  320  California 
Sutter  E  V,  notary  public,  513  Coml 
Sutter   Street   Railroad   Co,  ,James  Me- 

Cord  supt,  cor  Sutter  .ivd  Larkin 
Sutton  C  Jr  &  Co,  oil  clotldng,  34  Cal 
.Sutton  J  B,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor 

Keariiy  and  Pine 
Sutton  O  P,  cajtitalist,  o.'M  California 
Swain  A  E,  restaurant  and  bakery,  636 

Market 
Swaiu  Edward  R,   architect,  507   Mont 
Swain  Henry  C,    insurance,  202  Sansom 
Swain  J  H,  bootmaker,  5  Post 
Swain  .1  H,  livery  stables,  417  Folsom 
Swi'iu  R  A  &  Co,  crockery   and  lamp 

stock,  1 12  and  114  California 
Swain  R  M,  atty  at  law,  030  Clay 
Swain  R  R  &  Co,  bakery,  213  Sutter 
Swain  Wm  B,  real  estate,  37  Merchants' 

Exchange  Building 
Swamp  ^igel  Mining  Co,  315  California 
Swan  Benj  R,  physician,  214  Sansom 
Swan  Benj  R,  physician,  310  Stockton 
Swan  E  S,  produce,  vagetables  and  fruit, 

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Swan  George  W,  propr  Union  Box  Fac- 
tory, 114  to  124  Spear 
Swan  .r  F,  sign  painter,  727  Market 
SWANBERG    &    WEST,     wholesale 

oysters,  stall  10  California  Market 
Swansey  P  A,  grocery,  NW  cor  Ritch 

and  Clay 
Swanton  Mrs  M  T,  milliner,  1221  Stock 
Swarts  E  L,  cigars,  545  California 
Sweden    and  Norwegian    Consul,    Aug 

Berggron,  406  Montgomery 
Sweeney  A,  felt,  309  Eighth 
Sweeney  J,  marble  works,  7  Lark  in 
Sweeney  John,  grocery,  729  Brai>".an 
SWEENEY  J  P  &   GO.    seeds,    trees 

and  bulbs,  409  and  41 )  Davis 
Sweeney  Miles  D,    pros  Hibernian  S  and 

L  Society,  NE  cor  Montgy  and  Pimt 
Sweeny  N,  merchant  tailor,  41  Second 
Sweeney  &  Sharkey,    cattle  dealers,  cor 

Tenth  and  Howard 
Sweeny  &  Vance,    plumbers  and  gastit- 

ters,  bz?  California 
Sweet  B  C,  express,  1005  Market 
Sweet  H  A,  stockbroker,  3;]1  Montgy 
Sweet  &   Co,   com  merchants,   227  and 

229  Washington 
Sveetser  &  Co,   junk,  740  Pacific  audi 

550  Mission  { 

Sweetland  Mrs  A  L,  artist,  120  Sutter     i 
SWIFT    CHAS  J,  atty    at    law,   21 7  i 

Sansom,  rooms  1  and  2  I 

SWIFT  J  D,  pres   The   Creneral  I.andl 

Agency  of  California,  408  California    ' 
Swift  \Vm,  restaurant,  517  California 
Swim  D  K,  stockbroker,  314  Montgy 
Swineford  Newton,  Ii(iuors,  SE  cor  Pine 

and  Kearny 
Swiss  Brewery,  Chas  Streuli  propr,  414 

and  4U)  i)npont 
SWISS  HOTEL,  John  (Jantner  propr, 

G27  and  029  Commercial 
Swiss  Lloyd  Marine  Insurance  Co,PhiIip, 

SneyiT  Ik  Co  ai.'t8,  42;")  California 

SW ISS  MARINE  INSURANCE  GO'S 

' 'oml)ine(l,  (Haloiseof  Basle,    Helvetia 

of  St  (iall  and  Switzerland  of  Zurich), 

Harry  W  Syz  gen  agt,  225  Sansom 
Swordstream  E  J,  groceries  and  saloon, 

33()  Fourth 
Sylvester  L,  tinware,  811  Larkin 
Syndicate  (i  &  S  Min  Co,  328  Montgy 
Syndicate    Min    Co,  Jacob  Stadtfeld  Jr, 

♦  19  California,  room  2(5 
STZ  HARRY  W,  gen  fire  and  marine 

.   .■iiiranoe  agent,  225  Sansom 
Syawasli  S  D,    druggist,  NE  cor  Powell 

and  Filbert 


TABER,  HARKER  &  GO,  importers 
and  wholesale  grocers,  108  and  110 
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Taber  I  W,  propr  Taber's  Photographic 
Parlors,  8  Montgomery 

TABER'S  PHOTOGRAFHIC  PAR. 

LORS.  I  W  Taber  propr,  8  Montgy 
Tadioni  Antoine,  painter,  1419^  Dupont 

TAGGART  E  W,    pres    Real    Estate 

Association,  230  Montgomery 
Taggart  P  &  Son,  lime,    hay  and  grain, 

NVV  cor  Nineteenth  and  Folsom 
Tagliabue  F,  mining  engineer,  327  Pine 
Tagliaferro  A  &  Co,  restaurant 
Tait  (Jeo,  capitalist,  07  Nevada  Block 
Tait  &  Haiiujue,  proprs  Cj'olopa   engine 
anil  machine  works,  1 15  and  1 17  Bcale 
Taliaferro  T  W,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  32G  Pine 
Tallant  &  Co,  bankers,  NE  cor  Califot- 

nia  and  Battery 
TAMBLING  MRS  W  H,  mclimu  and 

baths,  505  Hyde 
Tanim   A  W,  groceries,  NW    cor   I'l'-c 

and  Taylor 
TANNANG  &  GO,  cabinet  maker.  141 

143  Freelon 
Tarbox  E  T,  laundry,  121  Lcidesdovff 
Tardos    Louis,    wines  and   I'quors,  400 

(Jeary 
TATU"M  &  BOWEN.  agent  for  R  Hoe 
&  Co,  N  Y  and  Uindon,  gen   machin- 
ery agents,  329  Market 
Taiifer  Mrs  A,  grocer,  328  Broailway 
Taussig  Louin  &   Co,  wholesale  liquors, 

303  Battery 
Tavenier  Jules,  artist,  728   Montgomery 
Tay  Ceo  H  &  Co,  hardware,  stoves  and 

metals,  014  *o  018  Battery 
Tayac  C  J,  is     ortetl  wines  and  lifiuors, 

31  Fourth 
Tayler  &  Moore,  horse  radish,  29  Center 

Market,  Sutter  and  Dupont 
Tayler  R  L,  secty  Butte  Creek  Hydrau- 
lic Min  <  'o,  230  Montgomery 
Taylor  A  C  &  Co,  real  estate,  314  Bush 
Taylor  Chas,  livery  stables,  1 1  Powell 
Taylor  C  L,  shipping  and  com  merchant, 

34  California 
Taylor  Mrs  Cyrus  I),  bakery,  207    Sixtii 
Taylor  Edward  R,  atty  at  law,  207  Sim 
Taylor   F  B    &  Co,    wholesale  gasoliiu', 

1013  Battery 
Taylor  Frank  F,  atty  at  law,  429   Mont 
Taylor  &  Haight,  attorneys  at  law,  207 

Sansom 
Taylor  Jatnes,  bakery,  903  Bush 
Taylor  Jas  M,  atty  at  law,  410  Montsry 
Taylor  James  S   &  C'o,    i.^uaufr  clia'ji- 

pagne  baking  powder,  116  Front 
TAYLOR  J  W,  manager  Guit.-^  Peroha 

&  Rubber  Manufr  Co.  »)01  Market 
Taylor  John,  broommaker,  403  Bay 
Taylor  John  &  Co,  druggist's   sundries 
and  assayers  materials,    118  and  120 
Market,  15 and  17  California 


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Taylor  John  W,  city  and  county  supt 

of  pub  instruction.  New  City  Hall 
Taylor  &  Nevin,  printers,  535  Com 
TAYLOR  J  P  &  CO.   wholesale  paper 

paper  dealers,  416  Clay 
Taylor  T,  fish,  59  and  (i'2  Grand  Arcade 

Market 
Taylor  W   H,   prest   Kisdon  Iron  and 

Locomotive  Works,  SE  cor  Beale  and 

Howard 
TAYLOR  WM  J,  mining  secretary,  310 

Pine,  rm  "25 
TayUr  W   >S,  stockbroker,  420  Montgy 
Teuge  &  Cane,  dentist,  \4'2\  Fourth 
Teague  &  Kamlade,  furniture,  550  Miss 
Teague  Wm,  whitener,  137  Fifth 
Teaf  Benj,  .ittorney,  523  Montgomery 
Teare  Philip,  U  S  dist  atty,    U  S  court 

building,  Sansoin  and  Washington 
Tecluui  II  J,  oystor  house.    Summer  nr 

Kearny 
Teese    Lewis   Jr,  wines  and  liijuors,  432 

Kearny 
Teisseire  A,  artist,  cor  Turk    and  Hyde 
Teixeira  F  L,  hairdresser,  505  Broadway 

"TELEPHONE  THE,"  ti  s  McCue 

editor,  G05  Clay 
Telfair  .Min  Co,  Arizona,  702  Market 
Teller  J  D  P,  mdse  broker,  405  Front 
Temple  M  &  Min  Co,.    313   Montgomery 
Ten  Boscli  N   &  Co,    shipping  and  com 
merchants,    28  MerchauN'    Excliange 
TeiJiiant  Mrs  J,  shirtmaker,  102    Powell 
Tennant  Thos,  chronometer  ant'  mathe- 
matical instrument  maker,  IS  Market 
Tenney   IJichard  P,   com  grain  and  pro- 
duce, NEcor  l>avis  and  Market 
Tenthorey  fl  P&  Co,  macaroni  and  vermi- 
celli factory,  55S  Mission 
Te])aille  M,  French  baJcery,  1504  Turk 
TERKELSON  L  &  BRO.wliolesaleand 
retail  wood,  cor   Channel   and  Fourtii 

TERME  MADAM  LOUIS,  costumer, 

t)12  M(inti;<inioiy 
TERMINAL   HOTEL.    Buckley    & 

SlHiiilan_|)roprs,  (iOti  Fcnirth 
TERRY  E   &   CO.   N\  holesale  Eastern 

oysters,  l7  Summer  and  107  California 

Market 
TERRY  J  T  &  COj  furniture  dealers 

and  auctioneers,  74/  Market 
Terry  L   A,  butcher,  7  (\>ntre  Market 
Terry  W  N,  saw  tiler,  7  Spear 
Terwilliger  &   Fink,  dairy   produce,  50 

and  51  Washington  Market 
Terwilliger  N  15,  hxluiniia,  840  Mission 
TESMORE  SOLOMON,  oystc  r  dealer, 

57,  58  and  59  California  Market 
Tet/en  Ch,  mdse  broker,  202  California 

TEUBNER  &  HOFFMANN,showcase 

manufrs,  532  California 
Teutonia  Ins  C'(j,  Hutchinson  &  Mann 
gen  agents,  322  and  3'24  California 

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Tevis  Lloyd,  pres  W,  F  &  Co,  NE  cor 
Sansom  and  California 

Tewes  Fred,  basket  manufr,  NE  cor 
Kearny  and  Market 

Tewkshnry  M  R,  physician  and  surgeon, 
719  Market 

Texas  Ice  Co,  309  Montgomery 

Thatcher  Geo  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors. 
214  Front 

Thain  A  Jr,  candy  factory,  781  Market 

Thalia  Verein  Club  House,  414  Pine 

Thames  &  Mersey  Marine  Ins  Co  of  Liv- 
erpool, W  ( r  Harrison  general  agent, 
413  California 

Thanuhanser  &  Co,  commission  mer- 
cliantsand  ins  agents,  311  California 

Tharp  E  H,  notary  public,  328  Mont 

Thay.T  liB,  cliemist,  SE  cor  New  Mont- 
gomery and  Market 

Thryer  C  C  &  Co,  real  estate  and  com- 
mission brokers,  20  Montijomery 

Thayer  0  V,  physician  and  surgeon,  13G 
Post 

Tlie  American  Beef  Co,  <>,  7,  8  and  9 
Hayes  Valley  Market 

Theas  Philip,  carpets  and  furniture,  1115 
and  1117  Dunont 

THE  A  ROMAN  PUBLISHING  CO, 

pnl)lishes  "The  Californian, "  202  San 

THE  BALDWIN  HOTEL,  H  H  Pear- 

son  manager,  cor  Powell  and  Market 
The  Baldwin  Tluatre,  Thtnnas  Maguire 
pro])r,  Market 

"THE  CALIFORNIAN,"  (monthly), 

The  A  lionian  Co  pulia,  202  Sansoin 
The  California  Powder  Co,  '230  C.d 
The  Central  .U  II  Co's  Stables,  Turk  bet 

Webster  and  Fillmore 
The  Chinese!  Ins  Co  of  Hong  Kong,  De- 

gencr  &  Co  ayents,  308  California 

THE  COMMERCIAL  AGENCY,  Ed- 

wards,  Pickens  &  Fulton  proprs,  401 
California 

"THE  DAILY  EXCHANGE,"  The 

Daily  Exchange  Publishing  Co  proprs, 
300  \Iontitomerv 

THE  GENERAL  LAND  AGENCY 
OF  CALIFORNIA,  l  n  Swift  pres, 

C  W  Adams  sec,  408  California 
The  Glolu^  Marine  Ins  Co  of  England, 

Degener  &  Co  agents,  308  Californiii 
"The  Golden f! ate,"  (weekly),  140(5 Turk 

THE  GRAND  FAMILY  CHEMI- 
CAL, OLIVE  AND  CASTILE  SOAP 

FACTORY,    Kichard   Brown   propr, 
Channel  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 

THE  HOWE  MACHINE  CO,  sewing 

machiuea  and  bazaar  patterns,  D  S 

Mo  niton  manager,  873  Market 
The  Hcmme  k  Long  Piano  Mainif  Co, 

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Theil    Frank,    wines  and   liijuors,   300 

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Theilmann  Martin  0,  sec  Safety  Fund 
Benevolent  Assn,  120  Kearny 

Theiaen  J  .f,  planing  mill,  cor  Valencia 
and  Twenty-eighth 

THE  INS  GO  OF  THE  STATE  OF 

PENNSYLVANIA.  (Hre  and  ma- 
rine). Brown,  Craig  &  Co  gen  agents, 
1215  San!3oni 

THE  LACE  HOUSE,  D  Samuels,  IW. 
to  108  Kearny 

THELLER  SAMUEL  L,  real  estate 
agent,  .'i30  I'inc,  room  5 

The  Morgue,  10  O'Farrell 

The  Nevada  Bank  of  S  F,  Louis  McLane 
pres,  Henry  \V  (Ucuny  sec  and  cash- 
ier, 301  Montgomery 

Theobald  Geo  .F  &  Co,  shipping,  com 
merchants  and  marine  ins  agents,  41!) 
California 

The  Olympic  Oyster  and  Chop  Hous  e, 
•210  .Sutter 

The  Original  Keystone  Silver  M  Co,  330 
Pine,  room  ") 

THE  PACIFIC  COAST  COMBINA 
TION  LOCK  AND  KNOB  CO,'  l> 

*Swift  manager,  408  California 
The  Pacific  Coast   Dredging  &  Reclama 

tion  Co,  Vincent  Neale  sec,  3'JO  San 
"  The  Pacific  Life,"  (weekly),  538  Cal 
"THE     PACIFIC,'',   (weekly),    S     S 

.Smith  and  John  Khnball  publishers, 

7  Montgomery  ave 
The  Peking  Tea  Co,  Hayes  Valley  Mkt 
The    Peoples'   Ice  Co,   J   S   Thompson 

pres,  312  Mission 
"The  Pioneer,"  T  C    Lancey  propr,  432 

Montgomery 
Tlie  tt)uicksilver  Mining  Co,  .1  B  Kandol 

manager,  320  Sansom 

THE  RISDON  IRON  &  LOCOMO 

MOTIVE  WORKS,  W  H  Taylor 
prest,  Jos  Moore  supt,  manufrs  of 
raining  machinery,  engines,  boilers, 
etc,  SE  for  Beale  and  Howard 

''THE  RESOURCES  OF  CALIFOR- 
NIA." .1  P  H  Wentworth  propr,  320 
Sansom 

"^HE   SAN  FRANCISCO  ILLUS 

TRATED  WASP,"  (weekly),  F 
Korlwl  <fe  Bros  pubs,  office  002  Cal 

The  San  Francisco  Peal  Estate  &  Busi- 
ness Agency,  W  C  A  J  H  M orison 
proprs,  541  Sacramento 

The  Safe  Deposit  Co  of  S  F,  J  D  Fry 
preet,  SE  cor  Montgy  and  California 

Tlie  Saiita  Cruz  Water  Co,  0  F  Bow- 
man secy,  314  California 

THE  SmOER  SEWING  MA 
CHINE  MANUFACTURING  CO. 

18  iSutter 

ThieTiaut  C,  paper  box  factory,  744  Miss 
Thierbach  J,  dairy  froduco,   19  Grand 

Central  Market 


Thiele  P,  cabinetmaker,  057  Mission 
Thiese  A  A,  physician,  322  Sutter 
Thomann  Chas,  dyer,  etc,  2001  Sac 
Thomas  Chas  J,  saloon,  35  Eddy 
Thomas  D  L,  mining  secy,  203  Bush 
Thomas  F  &  Co,  dyers  and  cleaners,  27 

Tenth  and  904  Market 
Thomas  J  G,   cigars  and    tobacco,   cor 

Turk  and  Market 
Thomas  John,    barber   and  baths,    107 

Jackson 
Thomas  P  J,  printer,  505  Clay 
Thomas  K  W,  atty  at  law,  318  Pine 
Thomas  Thos,  tailoi,  140  Minna 
Thomas  Mrs  T,  millinery,  30  Third 
Thomas  Mrs  W,  dressmaker,  1007  Mc- 
Allister 
Thomason  E  P,  contractor,  528  Cal 
Thomford  H  A,  grocer,  701  Montgy  ave 
Thompson  A  \V,  atty  at  law,  320  San 
Tiiompson  Bros,  Eureka  Foundry,  nian- 

f.icturers  castings,  12!)  and  131  Beale 
Thompson  Chas,  house  and  sign  painter, 

1!)22  Union 
Thompson  &  Co,  bankers    and   brokers, 

421  California 

THOMPSON  E  H,  engineer  and  ma- 
chinist, 51  Beale 

Thompson  Geo  C,  mineral  and  soda 
works,  1!)15  Mason 

Thompson  H  L',  Pecrcation  Grounds, 
Twenty-fifth  and  Folsom 

Thi<mpson  1  D,  flavoring  extracts,  414 
Front 

Thompson  J  D,  atty  at  law,  405  Cal 

Thompson  J  W,  secy  Arizona  Mining 
Co,  310  Pine,  room  !) 

THOMPSON    L.    diamonds,    watches 

and  Jewelry,  "Chronicle"  buililiu'i 
Thompson  IS'  L,  physiciui,  17  Third 
Thompson  N  S,  drugs,  cor  Steuart   and 

Market 
Thompson  K,  collector,  541  Sacramento 
Thompson  P,  atty  at  law,  (528  Montgy 
Thompson  Thos,  impr  human  hair,  ~\1'2 

Market 
Thompsom  Wm,  boarding,  103  Clark 
Thompson   VV  S,    boarding    house,  820 

Battery 

THOMSON    &    EVANS,    mechanical 

eiiginet^rs,    machinits,    ste     '    pumps 

and  steam  engines,  1 1 0  and  "■  ■ '.'  Beale 

Thomson  S  E,  carpenter,  528  C'alifomia 

Thomson,  Waterbu/y  ft,  Co,  caruentera 

and  builders,  327  Tnrk 
Thonett  .ln<>,  .shoe'i  a.   ,  432  Pacific 
Thoun    Wohrden   1    N,  liquors,  corner 

Fourth  and  Ste .  ouson 
Thome  Isaac  N,  atty  at  law,  215  San 
Thornhill  Jas,  contractor  a   i  bricklay- 
er, 35  Post 
Themis  F,  dyeing  and  clerning  works, 
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THORN  S  F,  business  manager  Grand 

Hotel,  SE  cor  Market  and  New  Mont 
Thornton  Crittenden,    atty  at   law,  420 

California 
Thornton  H  I,  atty  at  law,  S  F  Stock 

Exchange  building 
Thornton  J  D,    associate  Justice,    640 

Clay 
Thornton   J   F,    fruit   and    vegetables, 

'2005  Polk 
Thoroughfare  Hotel,  Edw  .Stoetzei*  pro 

prietor,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Brannan 
Thorpe  II  C,  bootfitter,  500  Market 
Thors  Louis,  photographic  gallery,  1025 

Larkin 
Thorsen  Teter,  liquors,  G"23  East 

THORSON     NICOLAUS,     merchant 

tador,  1 5  New  ^Montgomery 
THRALL  H  H,  dentist,  1 18  Geary 
Thi'i'.m  C,  cigars,  815  Battery 
Three  Brothers  (Henry  C,  (Jeo  and  Clu.s 

Itoeth),  com  merchants,  517  Sansom 
Throckmorton  S  K,  capitalist,  313  Cal 
Tliron  Mrs  W,  dressmaker,  1  Cedar  ave 
Thunder  Chas,  bootmaker,  28  Turk 
Thumm  L  groiier,  840  ^Market 
Thummler  C  L,  bootmaker,  0  Sacramento 
Thummler  H,  bootmaker,  5  Beale 
Thurston  (ieo  P,  mining  secy,  315  Cal 
Thycksoii&  Baganza,  coffee  saloon,  "00 

Mission 
Thyes  Jno  B,  cigars,  N  E  cor  Third  and 

Mission 
Tibboy   Alex   S.  furrier,  507  Montgy 
Tibbitts  Steplieii  M,  physician,  i)31  How 
TichiMior  H  B  &  Co,   manfrs  lumber,  42 

Market 
Tiolienor  S  J,  licpiors,    NE  cor   Battery 

and  Bush 
Ticlinor  A  C,  metallurgical  works,  Blux 

onie  near  Fifth 
Ticoulet  &  Pinot,  restaurant,   30Si  Sut 
Tiild  &  Diickman,  licpiors,    SE  cor  Sac 

and  Kearny 
Tieck  John,  groceries,  SE  cor  Post  and 

Jones 
TIEDEMAN|f  D  &  CO.  produce  and 

commission  merchants,  210  Clay 
Tiedemann  M,  grocery,   702  McAllister 
Tiedemann  &  Schomacker,  groceries,  NW 

cor  I'owell  and  Pacific 
Tieden  H  J,  att\ ,  533  Kearny 
Tiegeler  J  H,  grocer,  18  Natoma 
Tiurnan  P  J,  atty,  50  Montgonn'ryblk 
TIERNAN  R  '&  CO,  wo...l    and  coal, 

2622  Mission 
Tierney  E  P,  physician.  111  Broadway 
Tierney  Martin,  groceries,  1!)  Km ntt 
Tierney  Thomas,  liquors,  NE   cor   New 

Montgoniery  and  floward 
Tietgen  D  VV,   groceries  and  liquors,  co! 

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Tietjen  H,  liquors,  DOC  Kearny 


Tietjen  H,  grocer,  520  Pine 
Tietjen  Henry,  groceries,  S\V  cor  Broad- 
way and  Leavenworth 
Tietjen  Hermann,  liquors,  NE  cor  Pine 

and  St  Mary 
Tii.;  n-  Gold  and  Silver  M  Co,  330  Montg 
Tiger  Mining  Co,  30!)  Mouthy,  room  02 
Tiger  Mining  Co,    331   Montgomery 
Tijous  Mme,  laundry,  004  Broadway 
Tilesto.'i  (I  \V,  locksmitli,  225  Post 
Tilden  C  L,  carpenter,  8  (iHiiney 
Tilden  .lo.suph,  stockbroker,  31  ti  Montgy 
'Fillmaii  A,  saddles  and  harness,  313  Min 
I'illinau  k  Bendel,    wholesale  groceries, 
cigars  and  toliaeco,  325  and  327  Bat- 
tery, 407  to  41 1  Clay,    and  408  and 
410  Commercial 
Tilson   Chas,    city   and  county  tax  col- 
lector, New  City  Hall 
Timney  Ellen  J,  cnnfoetionery,  1505  Pow 
Tinnemann  L,  fruits,  1502  Polk 
TiuocoJ  M&  Co,  Consul  of  San   Salva- 
dor, 323  Front 
Tiutrop  H  &  Co,  fresco  painters,  417  Post 
Tioga  Con  Minin.;  ('o,  30;»  Montgomery 
Til»  Top  Silver  Mining  Co,  327  Pine 

TIRRELL  C  &  P  H  &  CO.  wholesale 

boots  and  shoes,  4111  Clay 
TishlerGeo,  books  and  stationery,  2.'5  0th 
Tishler  Mrs  H,  fancy  iroods,  801)  Larkin 
TITCOMB  A  C   &  CO,  importers   and 

wholesale  dealers   watches,  diamonds 

jewelry  and  silverware,  24  Post 
Titcomb   &   Thurston,    imprs  and   com 

merchants,  agt  for  Vallejo  Broom  Fac- 

torv.  205  Sacramento 
TITtJS  DANIEL,    attorney,  300  Pine, 

rooms  1 ,  2  and  3 
Titus  1  S,  physician,  34  Kearny 
Tivoli  Carden,    Eddy  befr  Powell    and 

Mason 
Tevin  Peaks  Mining  Co,  T  W  Colbourn 

secy,  414  California 
Tobbe  D,  liquors,  511  and  543  Mission 

TOBBENBOSKE  HENRY  J,  groceries 

and  licpiors,  S^\'  (;or  Howard  and  2d 
T(jbbenboske  Herman,  liquors,    cor  Sec- 
ond and  Market 
Tobelman  F',  cigars  and  tobacco,  5  Dup 
Tobelmanu  Henry,    groceries,   hay   and 

grain,  wood  and  coal,  237  Hayi's 
'J'olK-y    Curtis,    Metropolitan    Foundry, 

230  Fremont 
Tobin,  Davison  6.  Co,  imprs  fancy  goods, 

0  and  8  Sutter 
Tobin  E  M,  piano  tuner,  113  Turk 
Tobin  John,  bootmaker,  440  Valencia 
TOBIN  J  H,  merchant  tailor,  114  Mont 
'J'obin  K  C,  stockbroker,  314  Montgy 
Tobin  Richard,  atty  at  law,  8  montgy 
Tobin  Hol)ert,  atty  at  law,  8  Montgy 
Tobin  'Thomas   D,  brick  mauufra,   3.15 
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Toby  &  Toby,  Mission  and  City  Trans 

fer  Co,  524  V^alcncia 
Todd  A  H  &  Co,  com  stockbrokera,  411) 

California,  room  16 
Todb  &  Bass,  blacksmith,  NW cor  Front 

and  Market 
Todt  John,  cntler  and  blacksmith,   1 19 

LeidesdorflF 
Todt  &  Waf(ner,  copper  works,  565  Miss 
Todtinan     Theo    E,    watclimaker,    614 

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Toedts  H,  Oakland  and  S  F  Express,  26 

Sacramento 
Tohde  John  W,  grocery,  544  Hayes 
Toietti  D,  artist,  223  Leavenworth 
Toietti  Pjdward,  artist,  223  Leavonwortli 
Toietti  Virgil,  artist,  223  Leavenworth 
Toklas,  Brown  &  Co,  manufra  clothing, 

24  and  26  Sansom 
Toland  C  G,  physician,  7  Montgy  ave 
Tollas  Chas  H,  stenographer,  402  Mont 
Tolo  Mining  Co,  40i)  California 
Tomalty  V  J,  groceries,   SW  cor  Sixth 

cand  Minna 
Tompkins  F  ^V,  atty  at  law,  320  San 
Tompkinson  J,    livery   stable,  57  to  61 

Minna 
Tompkins  Thos  T,  coffee  saloon,  135  Post 
Tompkins  Walter  H,   atty  at  law,  504 

Kearny 
TONO  WO  &  CO,  importers  and  dealers 

in  Chinese  merchandise,  722  Sac 
TONQ  TIE  &.  CO,  importers  and  deal 

era  in  Cliinese  merchandise,  728  Sac 
Tonnemacher  Jnlius,  liipiors,  'J  13  Kear 
Tomsky  L,  piiiuter,  417  Bush 
Toniiii  -M  C,  Italian  hooka,  26  M'.mtave 

TONITE  POWDER  CO,  R  L  Slmin- 

wald  secy,  2IS  California 
Tonks  J,  goUi  and   silver  engraver,  614 

Merchant 
Tooliey  C,  groc^T,  601  Market 
TOOriY      &     JONASSON,    attys    at 

law,  302  Montgomery,  rms  14  and  15 
Toomey  ILnry,  capitalist,   424  Montgy 
Tooiney  Henry,  real  estate,  528C.il  rm  2 
Toomey  Kicliard,  slioumaker,  (506  Miss 
Toplitz    1''  &    Co,     wholesale  millinery 

goods,  571  Market 
To(inerville  Mining  Co,  310  Pine,  rm  15 
Tormey  Francis,  hootmaker,  IS  Tyler 
Torni  S,  nidooii,  316  Broadway 
Torrenee  ./  S,  stationery,  1070^   Howard 

TOTJCHARD  GTJSTAVE,  pros,  Unio. 

Ins  Co,  416  C.ilit'ornia 
Touret  Chis,  confectionery,  2008  Taylor 
Tnirnel  Madame,  Froncli    laundry,    120 

(Jeary 
TowleCeorge    \V  Jr,    atty  at    law,  606 

Montgomery 
Towie  W  VV,  lumber  shipper,  308  Town 
TOWNE  A  N.  g'en   sui.t  C  P  R  It,  cor 

Fourth  and  Townsend 


TOWNE  C  &  CO,    cabinet  and  chair- 
maker,  141  and  143  Freelon 
Townaend  A  H,    atty,  526  Montgomery 
Townsend  Mrs   Annie  K,  artiticiul  tlovv- 

ers,  ]  14  Turk 
Townsend  Fredk,  manager  Bank  of  Brit- 
ish Columbia,  SE  cor  Sansoin  and  Cal 
Townsend  F  J,  carpenter  and  builder, 

1012  Potrero  ave 
Townsend  James  B,  atty,  636  Clay,rm  32 
Townsend  Mrs,    flowers,  millinery,  114 

Turk 
Townsend  TT,  confectionery,  1152  Mkt 
Townsend  W,  min  agt,  618  California 
Townsend  W  S,  retail  and  wholesale  con- 
fectionery, 627  Market 
Townsend  &  VV^yneken,  architects,   5J5 

California 
Towiisend's  Candy   Factory,   Kearny  st 

branch,  203  Kearny 
Tox  J,  liquors,  SW  cor  Bay  and  Mason 
TozerC  \V,  mining,  310  Pine,  rm  47 
Tracy  &  Buckley,  'icinors,  1000  Market 
Tracy  Chas  E,  dentist,  1 12  Fourth 
Tracy  J,  shoemaker,  112  Washington 
Traders  Ins  Co,  216  Sansom 
Tradesmens  Ins  Co,  216  Sansom 
Trainer  J  VV,  carpenter,  206  Leavn 
Traube  E  &  Co,  confectioners,  643    Kear 

TRANS-ATLANTIC  FIRE  INS  CO 

OF  HAMBUR,a,    C    Marcus    &    Co 
agents,  304  California 
Trans-Atlantic   Marine  Ins  Co,  311  Cal 
TRAPOLLI  B,  Victoria  winecellar,710 

Sansoin 
Trask  J  as  L,  real  estate  broker,  6  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Trautner  Bros,  tailors,  307  Dupont 
Trautner  C,    cigars    and    tobacco,   244^ 

Sutter 
Trautvetters  A,  shoemaker,  2515  Miss 
Travelers  Life&  Accident  Ins   Co,    319 

California 
Tnivers  C  H,  atty  at  law,  402  Mont^'y 
Travers  .John,  livery  stable,  805   Green- 
wich 
Trebois   F,    merchant  tailor,  222  Mout- 

goninry  ave 
Treadwtll  John  B,  mining  engineer,  137 

Montgomery 
Tread  well  .lames  P,   atty,  606  Kearny 
Treat  .f  W.  chiropodist,  523  Kearny, 
Trugellat  Mrs  I,    dressmaker,    838  Mkt 
Trehone.fohn,  atty,  502  Montgomery 
Trejos  .]  &  Co,  importers  and  com  mer- 
chants, 123  California 
TREMBATH  &  EVANS,  proprs  Now 

Wisconsin  Hotel,  002  M'mtgomery 
TRENKLE  E,  physician,  1111  Jones 
TRENKLE  E,  physician  and    oculist, 

318  Kearny 
Trenschebd  A,  liquors,  748  Brannan       I 
Tresselt  Charles,  hairdresser,  553  Fourth 


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Tressler  E,  tailor,  1210  Kearny 

Trevor  Frank,  wood  and  coal,  706  Bush 

TRUMBULL  R   J    &    CO,   seedsmen 

and  nurserymen,  419  and  421  Sansom 
Truesdell  Mrs  A  C,   board  and  lodging, 

1104  Market 
Treuschel  G  A,  liqu(/rs,  20  Sacramento 
Triary  Antonio,  liciuora,  410  Druinm 
Tridon  L,  liquors,  757  Chvy 
TRIEST  &  CO,  imprs  and  jobbers  of 

hats,  116  and  118  Sansom 
Trinidad  Mill  Co,   F  T  &  J   A  Hooper 

proprs,  pier  2^  Steuart 
Triniiy  Hydraulic  Mining  Co,    324  Pine 
Tripp  George  A  &  Co,  coppersmiths,  2'_'6 

Fremont 
Tripp  Dwight  K,  atty  at  law,  401  Cal 
Tripp  J  W,  atty  at  law,   408  Califoi-niii 
TrittenbacliEmil,  butcher,  1321  Stock 
Trojiin  Mining  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Trost  L  P,  liquors,  308  Francisco 
Trost  Wm,   bakery,    SE   cor  California 

and  Steincr 
Trouette  H,  dri'ggist,  304  Fourth 
Trout  James  M,  atty  Mercantile  Collec- 
tion Bureau,  216  Sansom 
Trout  Mrs  J  S,  millinery,  210  F(Hirth 
Trowbridge  Mrs  S  A,  employment  ofHce, 

1 1  Stockton 
Trube  H,  jewelers,  643  Kearny 

TRUGKEE   LUMBER    CO'S    BOX 

FACTORY,  (Briekell  &  Krugcr  propr, 

3-20  King 
True  Blue  Min  Co,  405  California 
Truelson  T,  grocer,  SE  eor  Loav  and  Sac 
Trueman  &  Duckett,  dentist,  25.j    Sixth 
Trumbull    Wm,   harness  and   saddlery, 

Hi)  and  121   Davis 
Truinpour  •)  I',  dentist,  40 1. ^  Hayes 
TRUSSEAU   P  C,    atty    at    law,   604 

Merrhant 
TRUWORTHY   F  M.  .-itencil  plat.s, 

318  Front 
Tschurr    &    Dingeon,    restaurant,     217 

Kearny 
TUBBS  &  CO.  proprs  S  F  Cordage   Co, 

611  and  613  Front 

TUCKER'S  S  F  &  OAKLAND  EX- 
PRESS, 3  Market 

Tucker  J  W    &  Co,    watchmakers  and 

jewelers,  131  Kearny 
Tuckey  A,  jeweler,  13  Trinity 
TUESMAifN  ERNST,  iOintracht  Sa- 
loon, 53'J  ''alifornia 
TuUy  John,  groceries,  N\V  cor  Sansom 

anil  Union 
Turnbull  ,Ino,  carpenter,  638  Minna 
TurnbuU  Walter,  stockbroker,  31  (i  Pine 
Turner  it  Co,  wood   and   coal,    (ilKlvist 
Turner  E  Q,  stationery,    2403  California 
Turner  George,  atty  at  law,  331  Montgy 
Turner  Pi  B,  business  auent,  640  Clay- 
Tuft  H  N,  hainlresser,"818  Third 


Tuite  Jas,  bakery,  217  Eighth 

Turner  John,  capitalist,    414   California 

TURNER,  KENNEDY  &  SHAW. 

wholesale    dealers  in    lumber,    doors, 

sashes  and  blinds,  840  Fourth 
Turner  &  Kundle,  agts  Tahiti  I'acketand 

•ship  builders,  lii'J  California 
Turner  K  B,  real  estate,  640  Clay 
Turner  Wm,   watclunaker   and  jeweler, 

524  Battery 
TURPIN  F  L,    propr  Capitol  House, 

537   Market 
Turpin  J  no,  carpenter,  711)  California 
Turrell   George,    boots  and  shoes,   1010 

Market 
TUSTIN  W  I,    windmill,  horse  power 

and  pump  nianufr,  '.)  Beale 
Tuttle,     Michaels  k  Co,    fur-dture,  6id 

Market 
Tuttle  S  E,  r<;;.itaurant,  13-_'0  Howard 
Tweithmann  Nicholas,    grocery,  NK  eor 

I'olsoin  and  Tenth 

TWICHELL     GEO   H,  mining     411i 

California,  room  3 
Twing  1)  \V,  stockbroker,    307    Montgy 
Twoiiig  Jvlward  F,  fruit,  ^'550  Folsom 
Tybo  Coil  Mill  Co,  330  Pine,  room  16 
Tyler  (;co  VV,  atty  at  law,  636  Clay 
Tyler  S  H  &  Son,    spices,    baking  pow- 
d(  rs,  cream  of  Tarter,  221  Commercial 
Tynan  Wm  D,  tailor,  504  Post 
Tyrrell   Jiio  H,   maiiufr   carriages    and 

wagons,  658  Mission 
Tyson  A  J  BalKJ   &  Co,    butchers,    SE 

cor  Wasliington  and  Stockton 
Tyson  &  Bill,  butchers,    SE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Stockton 
Tyson  1)  S,  liquors,  122  Eoidesdortl' 

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Ubliaus  J  &  F,  barbers,  12  (Jeary 
Uebner  &  (Jropi),  bakers,   112!)  Dupont 
Ullrich  Mis  L,  bakery,  1321  Stockton 
Ulnier  M,  cigars  ,uid  tobacco,  527  Mont 
Ulrich  1-lenry,  tailor,  1210  Kearny 
Ulricli  .loseph,  bakery,  1321  Stockton 
Ulrich   &    LeojHild,  florists  and  nursery- 
men. 35  I'osii 
Uncle  Sam  Min  Co,  417  California 
Underbill    Henry,  atty  at    law,  Ni')  eor 

Fourth  and  Townsond 
Underbill    Jacob,    wholesale  hardware, 

308  California 
Ungaretti  F  &  Co,  fruit  aiul  poultry,  521 

( ieary 
Unger  Louis,  butcher,  1500  Leav 
Un'ger  M,  tailor,  72t)  O'Farrell 
Unger   &    MeiuUieim,    real    estate,    208 

Montgomery 
Ungrott  Aug,  saloon,  18  Hayes 
Union  Brewery,  Christian    Hess   propr, 
326  Clementina 


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Union  Con  S  Min  Oo,  HOO  California 
Union   Furniture  Manufg  Co,    Spiegel, 
Schnntenhaus  &  iSpiegel,  HUO  Brannan 

UNIOX  GRAVEL  MINING  CO,  H 

Pichoir  secy,  ;V20  Sansom 
Union  (Jrocery  Co,  47  Second 
Union  (Jrounds,   NE  cor  Seventh   and 

Townsend 
UNION  HOTEL.  Tno  Burke,  51 1  Miss 

UNION   INSURANCE   CO  (Fire  and 

Marine),  (liistave  'rouehard pres,  Chas 

D  llaveu  secy,  416  California 
Union  Lumber  Assn,  cor  Beale  and  Bran 
Union  Malt  House,  1411  Folsoni 
Union  Mutual   Life   Insurance  Co,  J  M 

Fox  nianauer,  001  California 
UNION    NllWS    CO,    Fre<l   Vaughan 

manager,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  Wash 
Union  Pacific  Salt  Works,   'A\  and  21(5 

Sacramento 
Union  Paciiic  Transfer  Co.  40!)  East 
Union  Shaft  Co,  MO'.)  Montgomery,  rm  'Jo 
Union  Soap  Factory,  Chas   Petersen    & 

Co  proprs,  'I'.Vl  Front 
Union  Tanning  and  Currying  Co,  7^5 

Brannan 
Union  West  Min  Co,   A  W  Blair  secy, 

Sia  California 
Union  West  Min  Co,  E  B   Booth   secy, 

:i20  California 
United  Californians  Hall,  417  Kearny 
United  Carriage  Co,  Jas  -SlcCord  supt,  '2 

New  Montgomery 
United  Fireman's  Ins  Co,  401  California 
United  Land  Assn,  401  California 
U  S  Appraisers'    Building,    Sansom    bet 

Jackson  and  Washington 
U  S  Army  Medical  Purveyors'  Depot,  34 

New  ^Io?itjfomery 

UNITED  STATES  CARTRIDGE  CO 

(Lowell,  Mass),    Clias   Sniintag  &  Co 

agts,  40  California 
U  S  Coast  Survey,  214  Stockton 
U  S  C ravel  Min  Co,  ^V  H  H  Hart  secy. 

TM  Montgomery 
U  S  Internal  !\e venue  Office, \Vm  Higby 

collector,  U  S  Appraisers'  bid',' 

UNITED  STATES  LAND  OFFICE, 

W  K  WheatoH  register,  C  H  Cham- 
berlain I'eceiser,  (ilO  (.'ommcrcial 

U  S  Laundry,  H2S  Broailway 

United  States  Law  Association  (collec- 
tors), '20'_'  Sansom 

United  States  M.ariiie  IL'spital,  Presidio 
Heservation  nr  Monntitin  Lake 

U  S  Navy  Paymastei',  .lames  Fulton, 
Appraisers'  bldg 

U  S  Pension  Agency,  W  H  P.ayne  agt, 
020  Washington 

United  States  Restaurant,  J  M  Pike 
proprietor,  548  Clay 

U  S  Signal  Service  Office,  Nelson  Gorom 
sergeant,  42  Merchants  Ex  bldg 


U  S  SUB  TREASURY,  W  Sherman 
treasurer,  Frank  G  Borniman  cashier, 
610  Commercial 

U  S  SURVEYOR  OFFICE,   Theod 

Wagner  U  S  Surveyor  General,  Tlieo 
Keichert  chief  clerk,  J  H  Wildes 
chief  draughtsman,  610  Commercial 

U  S  WOOD  AND  COAL    YARD, 

S  .fohnson  proprietor,  321  Seventh 

UNITED  WORKINGMENS*  BOOT 

AND  SHOE  CO.  James  Butler  prest, 
Walter  Kosie  secy,  factory  cor  Twenty- 
fifth    and  Bartlett,  depot  416  Market 

UNITED  WORKINGMENS'  SOAP 
MANUFACTURING  CO,  M  Galla- 

glier  manager,  cor  Potrero  and  10th 

UNIVERSAL  COPYING  CO,  portrait 

copyists,  14H0  and  14H8  Market 
Universal  Marine  Insurance  Co  of  Lon- 
don, (tCo  .[  Theobald  &  Co  agents,  411) 

California 
University  fif  California,    (land  depart- 
ment) ;{10  Pine,  room  30 
University  School,  George   B.atea  prin- 

cidal,  .S20  Eddy 
University  of  California,    (regents)  IJIO 

Pine,  room  30 
University  <  Jold  M  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Unna  .lacob,    dusters   ajid  brooms,    157 

New  Montgomery 
Unruh  Adolph,  liquors,  32!)  Ihipont 
Unsellini  Mrs  Anna,   Imkery  21!)  Sixth 
Un/leman  W,  tailor,  3  Mary  Lane 
Upper  San  .loacpiin  Irrigating  Canal  (-'o, 

402  Kearny 
Upton  J ojni  P,  printer,  518  Sacramento 
Urban    Academy,    SW  cor  Mason    ami 

(ieary 
Urban  Hugo,  cigar  mannfr,  1028  Market 
Urban  J,  liiiuors,  ;U7    Montgomery  ave 
Uri  Felix,  butcher,  20  to  20  San  Fran- 

cisco  Market 
Urner  J,  liijuors,  2122  Mission 
Urruela  &  Urioste,  com  merchants,  405 

Front 
Ury  S  H,  butcher,  1903  Geary 
Usselina  A,  tailor,  21!)  Sixth 
Uszynski  Mrs  B,  hairdresser,  2247  Miss 
Utali   Silver   Mining  Co,  301)  Montgy 
Utica  Con  M  Co,  203  Bush 
UTSCHIG  JOHN,  custom   made  boots 

and  shoos,  320  Bush 
Utter  Wm,  mining,  112  Leidesdorff 
Utzinger  Ilenry,  carpenter,  435  Broad 
UZZOyiCH  JOHN,    restaurant,   324^ 

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Valencia  D,  physician,  1609  Powell 
Valenta    L,     maccaroni     factory,     21C 
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V^ftlianos  Geo,  fruit  and  vegetublos,  11. 'U 

Market 
Vallers  &  Bro,  groceries,  97 1  Harrison 
V^allet  Charles,  wines  and  li(juor.s,  .S47 

Fiftl) 
ValparisoCJold  and  S  MCo,  302  Montgy 
Valpey  J  W,  physician,  "JliSl  INliasion 
Van  Alen  W  K,  real  estate  antl  iusur 

anee,  N  VV  cor  Sansom  and  Washington 
Van  Alstine  A  &  Co,  bitters,  8i  Bren- 

ham  Place 
Van  Bergen    \,  li(|uors,  4'25  Sansom 
VAN  BEF     EN  N   &  CO.  imprs  and 

wholesale  .Kjuors,  413  and  415  Clay 
Van  Blarconi  A  L,  wool,  '214  Sansom 
Van  Brunt  K  JST,  mining  secy,  'MS  Pine 
Vance  .lohn,  bakery,  1128  Folsom 
Van  Clief  1',  atty  at  law,  310  I'ine 
V^an  Court  Jno  F,  carriage  trinnner,  108 

Jessie 
Vancouver  Min  Co,  40!)  California 
V^an  Cromlnugghe  A  L,  dentist,  (iO!)  Sac 
Van  Denburgh  A,  dentist,  134  (Jeary 
Van  Denburgh  D,  dentist,  'J2'.)  deary 
Vanderbilt  Con  Min  Co,  327  Pine 
Vanderbilt  M  &  M  Cp,  328  Moiitijomery 

VANDERHORST,   FISHER  & 

WALKER,  pi'inters,  510  Sacramento 
Vandei-slice  \V  K  &   Co,  wholesale  jew 

elers,  13(i  Sutter 
Vandersweep  J,  photf)grapher,  ()4  'riur<l 
Van  Doren  <>,  fancy  goods,  loO.l  Stock 
Vail  Duser  S  V  U,  fruits,  24  (« rand  Wes- 
tern Market 
\'an  Duzer  A  P,  asst  U  S  dist  atty,  U  S 

Court  bldg,  cor  Sansom  and  Wash 
Vandyne   &    Cooper,    carriage    maker, 
1013  Valencia 

VAN  DYKE  &  POWELL,  attys  at 

law,  507  Montgomery 

Van  Dyke  Walter,  atty   507  Montgy 

Van  (reistetields  H  Iv,  barber  and  den- 
tist, 033  Pacific 

Vail  Hortan  LfJwis,  grocer,  N\V  eor 
Sixtli  and  Brannan 

Van  Housen  Wm,  butcher,  NE  cor  Eddy 
aiul  Mason 

Van  Laak  I^,  broom  factory,  Seventeenth 
nr  Howard 

VAN  NESS  T  C,  atty  at  law,  411  A 
California,  rm  (5 

Vainiier  L  A,  tailor,  1302  Powell 

Van  Norden  W,  liquors,  1747  Mission 

VAN  NORDEN  &  OILMORE,  real 

estate,  007  Montgomery 
Vannuchi  Antonio,  fruit,  SW  cor  Jack- 
son and  Hyde 
Vannucchi  S,  fruits,  428  Broadway 
Vanoni  &  Scott,  restaurant,  140  Second 
Van  Orden  John,  mining,  330  Pine 
Vanpel  H  J  E,  furniture,  2122  Mission 

VAN  RENSSELAER  P  S,  capitalist, 

310  Pine 


VAN  REYNEGOM  F  W,  utty  at  tiw, 

531  California 
Van  Schaick    I^   H,   atty   at  law,  (iOli 

Montgomery 
Vansteenl)urg  Joseph,  watchmaker,  401 

Montgomery  ave 
Vansteenburg  M,  confectioner,  401  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Vautine  John,  barfjcr,  20!)!)  Mission 
Van  Vlack  (r  J,  physician,  0  Eddy 
Van  Vleck  D,  wood  engraver,  432  Mont 
\'an  \'liet  Leon,  jewelery  and  hmas,  500 

Kearny 
Van  Wie  A,  eariK^ntor,  125  Nintli.' 

VAN  WINKLE  I  S  &  CO,  iron,  rteel 
and  heavy  hardware,  agents  Perkina' 
horse  shoes,  and  (ilobe,  Putman  aail 
Xorthwestern  horse  nails,  Cumlierhuui 
eoal,  (jompleto  stock  of  axles,  springs, 
lilacksmiths' tools,  etc,  4t:'-  and  415 
Market 
\'an   AVyiik    H    L,    stock    broker,   308 

Pine 
Van  Zaudt  J  AV,  physician,  801!  Leav 
Varndall  Catherine,    bakery,  004    Vain 
Vaseoncellos  J  J,    stoves   and   tinware, 

524  Washington 
VASLIT  F  S,  physician,  515  Kearny 
Vassaidt  PYTdinand,  money  broker,  808 

Montgomery 
Vasselin  H,  fancy  goods,  540  Hayes 
N'asseur  Emile,  civil  engineer,  1033  Miss 
VAUGHAN   FRED,   manager  Union 
Xews  Co,  SE   cor  Sansom  and  Wash- 
ington and  002  Montgomery 
X'auglian  H  B,  carpet-Ijeating  and  ivno- 

vator,  132  Fourth 
\'augl)n    A   H   (estate   of),    saloon.    21 

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VaUL'im  Mrs,  photographer,  724J^  Mkt 
Veeci  \  r,  tailor,  1 18  Nioiitgomery  ave 
N'eitcli  F,  shoemaker,  2()th  and  Mission 
Vdciieh  V,  physician,  818  i'^llis 
Venard  J,  cotfee  and  spice  factory,  (>25 

Front 
Veimekohl  Bros,  groceries,  1200  I'acilTc 
Ventura  Hock   Soap  Co,  soap   manufi-s, 

410  Kitch 
Venturi  E,  boots  and  shoe:s  1717  Stock 
Veranda  House,  J   L  Vickers  propr,  50!) 

NVasliington 
Verlinrg   Henry,    groceries  and  liciuots, 

VERDENAL  D  F,   mining  secy,  327 

Pine 
Verdenal  J  M,  atty  at  law,  520  Montgy 
N'erdenhalven  J,  groceries,  400  Sixth 

VERDIER,  MdREAU  &  CO,  gloves, 

100  Montgomery 

VERDIER,  MOREAU  &  CO  (City  of 

Paris),  wholesale  and  retail  dealers 
dry  goods  and  silks,  NE  cor  Mont- 
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Vemieil   J  L,   hay   and  <jrain  and  com 

murchuut,  008  Fourth 
Verhagen  A,  Jnpaner,  202  Powell 
Vernon  (J  It,  mm  cn>;ineer,  6  S  F  Stock 

Excliangu  budding,  Pine 
Verrill  C  Si,  saw-filer,  (545  Miss 
Verzur  Chas,  tailor,  1058  Mission 
VETTER  F,  tailor,  1 145  Market 
VIAUD  LEON,  carpenter,  1004  Stock 
Vibert  M,  liiuors,  518  Valencia 
Viciid  Peter,  fruit,  SW  cor    Pacific  and 

Mason 
Vickury  W  K,  dealer  in  engravings  and 

etchings  and  rare  books,  I'JO   Kearny 
Victor  Mill  &  Min  Co,  327  Pino 
Victor  Sewint!  Machine,  034  Market 
Victoria    &   Impeiial  T  &    M  Co,   30: 

Montgomery 
Viot<iria  &  Nanaimo  Steanier   lane,  agt 

(i  Fritch,  lis  Pacific 
Vidal  i{,  veterinary  surgeon,  045  Vallej( 
Vignier  A,  importers  wines  and  li([Uors, 

42'.»  and  431  Battery 
Vigoiireux  A  W,  pliysician,  224  Sixth 
Villa  Jerome,  boots  and  shoes,  523  Dup 

VILLEDIEU  CHAS.« holesale  ]i(juors, 

111!  Diipont 
Villegia  L  J,  ijunsand  pistols,  024  Wash 
Villemeur  J,  bootmaker,  4  Summer 
Vincent  (>T,  atty  at  law,  230  Montgy 
Vincent,  Scvin  &  Co,  seeds,  007  Sansom 
Vinnay  A.  silk  factory,  300  Post 
Violicli  A,  cotlee  stand,  727  Davis 
V'iolich  Nichid.'S,  liquor.s,  cor  Kentucky 

and  Merrimac 
Virginia  &  (Jold  Hill   Water   Co,  301) 

Montgomery,  rm  01 
\'irgiiiia  &  Truckee  It  K  Co,  1)  O    Mills 

pres,  420  Califoruia 
Virtue   tiold  Min  Co,  Stock    Exchange 

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VITS  JACOB,  bakery,  1205  Polk 
Vivian  Mm  Co,  203  IJuah 
Vivien  A,  llorist,  120  VAUh 
VlantiuJ,  coffee  stand,  715  Davis 
Vlautin  Joseph,  restaurant,  2S3  East 
V>)cke  &  Jordan,  cigars  and  tobucco,SW 

cor  Montgomery  ave  and  Pacific 
Vogel  &  Haliii,  booksellers,  423  Wash 
Vogel  M,  boarding  house,  1 14  Hayes 
Vogel  T,  tailor,  40;t  Bush 
Vogels<lorrt' Julius,  cigars,  221    Sac 
Voges  (ieo,  liijuors,  125  Post 
Vo.ley    Bros,    candy  and    bakery,   915 

Marl;et 
Vogli  Louis  shooting  gallery,  202  Dup 
Voight  W  C,  phj'siciari,  03S  (ireeu 
Voigt  F  li,  editor  "The  Ciuide,"  521  Clay 
Voinnuichi  Sarah,  fruit,  428   Broadway 
Voisiiiet  &  Tiiomas,  barbers, '545  Merch 
Volkman  C   M,  produce  and   com  mer- 
chant, 31!)  Washington 
Vol!  H,  pork  pickler,  51  Centre  Market 


Vollers  Chas,  grocer,  071  Harrison 
Vollmar  Jas,  real  estate  agt,  40  Cal 
VoUmer  H,  liquors,  SW  cor   Pacific  and 

East 
VoUmer  John,  grocery,  737  Turk 
Volz  Augusta,  l>akery,  lOi)  Third 
Von  Ahnden  J  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  5 

Kearny 
Von  As^HTn  J,  liquors,  415  Pino 
Von  Bostel    jno,  collector,   Jackson  St 
^  Wharf 

Von  dtr  Lieth,  druggist,  1400  Powell 
\'on  der  Xiinburg  W  A,  saloon,  SVV  cor 

California  and  I)runnn 
Von  Enulen  .1,     wagonmakor,   SE    cor 

Fifth  and  Clara 
Von    (Jardanovvsky  E,    physician,    103 

Post 
Von  <ihetaldi  Emil,  liquors,  510  Battery 
Von(ilaim  Jno  H,  grocer,  NE  cor  Twen- 
ty-second and  Cliattanoogft 
Von  Hadelu  John,  groceries,  1001   Pow 
Von   Harten  Louis,  groceries,  NW   cor 

Sixth  and  Brannan 
Von    HofTmann    Clias,    physician,    200 

<ieary 
Vou    ImhofF  Fred    C,   hairdresser,    701 

(Greenwich 
Von  Lssetidiirf  C  F,  groceries  and  liquors, 

SW  cor  Howard  and  Beale 
Von  Leicht    I'',  civil  engineer,  432  Mont 
Von  Loesecke  P,  stockbroker,232i  Mont 
Von    Lowensfols  C,    stcnograpiier,  007 

Montgomery 
Von   Luedinghausen  O'W,    apothecary, 

510  Hayes 
Von  liiiei'i  &  Hyland,    real  estate   and 

ins  agt,  044  Market 
Von  Khein  ()  F  &  Co,  real  estate  agents, 

401  Montgomery 
Von  Kon  Heiicke  Bros,  com   merchants, 

414  Clay 
Von  S<;hniiiit  A  W,  civil   engineer,  808 

Montgomery 
Von  Soosten  &  Ahrens,  grocers,  corner 

Sixteenth  and  Folsoni 
Von  Sta<len  1)  C,  grocer,  SW  corStouart 

and  Mission 
Von  Staden  (ieo,  liqtiors,  001  Kearny 
Von    Tiedeman  E  T,  watchmaker  and 

jeweler,  421  Sixth 
Von  Tiedeman  F,  cigarmaker,  421  Sixth 
Von   Tiedeman    Mrs  T,  physician,  421 

Sixth 
Voorliees  Jas,  atty  at  law,  405  Kearny 
Voorman  &  Oulten,  I'acitic  Distillery  & 

Hefinery,  SW  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Vorrath  H,  groceries,  Point  Lobos  ave 
Vortex  Mining  Co,  324  Pine 
Vortman  Henry,  liquors,  100  Steuart 
Vorwerck  C,  restaurant,  1810  Powell 
Voss  H,  upholsterer,  804  Larkin 
Vulcan  Mining  Co,  302  Montgomery 


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VULCAN  POWDEE  CO,  K  h  Shain- 

wuld  secy  *J18  California 

VTTLICELICH  M.  foreign  and  iloniea- 
tic  fruits,  520  and  522  iSansom 

Vusoovich  V,  cigar  inanufr,  cor  Mont- 
gomery ave  and  Stockton 

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Wachsnath  Wm,  licjuors,  '-ODH  Mission 
Wackett  &  JMihvim-,  basket  mannfrs,  lilO 

Market 
Wade  ,lno,  atty  at  law,  1528  Mont^y 
Wade  Thos,  dentist,  :27<ieary 
Wade  W  W,  livery  stable,  710  Udwy 

WADHAMS  &  ELLIOTT,  forward 

ing  merchants,  20(i  Front 
Wadsworth  J  C  L,  mining,  401  Cal 
Wagner  A,  Union  Hotel,  .'U  Hayes 
Wagner  Chas  V,  wholesale  butcher,  58G 

Kearny 
Wagner  Ed  L,  li(iuor8,  1232  Dupont 
WAGNER  F  JJR,  diamond  setter  and 

jeweler,  '223  Kearny 
Wagner  F  C  &  Hros,  ,)ork   packers,  1,  3 

and  5  S  F  Market  " 
Wagner  &  Haub,  butchers,  1 505  Stock 
Wagner  Henry,  house  painter,  (t.'n  Cal 
Wagner  Jacob,  contractor,  510   Kearny 
Wagner  Jno,  physician,  115  Stockton 
WAGNER  jbS  &    CO.    French    burr 
millstones,   portable   mills,   mill    fur- 
nishers and  mill  builders,  105  and  107 
Mission 
Wiigner  M,  bootmaker,  Railroad  ave  l)et 

Kloventh  and  Twelfth  aves 
Wagner  V,    butcher,    NE   cor  Fillmore 
and  Sntter 

WAGNER  THEODORE,  U  s  Sur 

veyor  (ieueral,  010  Commercial 
Wiigner  W  H,  wood  and  coal,  Berry  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Wahmuth  H  &   Co,  brewery,  512   and 

514  Grove 
Widil  Chiis,  lienors,  015  Merchant 
Wahl  L,  liquors,  415  Davis 
Wahl  Louis,  li(iuors,  500  Clay 
WaldheimO,  butcher,  1U2  Twentieth 
Wainwright  Wm,  coal  and  restaurant, 

11  Ninth 
\Vaite  A  T,  livery  stable,  1201)  Mason 
Waite  Edwin  G,  naval  officer  of    cus- 
toms, Custom  House 
Waizman  M,  manufr  paper  boxes,  53i) 
Market 

WAKELEE  HP  &  CO,  druggists, 

SK  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush 
Wakefield  L  H,  shipping  and  com.  22 

California 
Wakefield  Rattan  Co,  mannfrs  of  rattan 

furniture,  baskets,  etc,  38  (ieary 
Wakefield  S  B  &  Co,  stockbrokers,  322 

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Walbrok  &  Schroder,  grocpries,214  Davis 
Whlcom  (Jeo,  furniture,  1():»  Stockton 
Waldeck  F  &  Bro,  li.|uors,  22  First 
W'aldron  Daid  E,  atty  at  law,  230  Cal 
Waldstein  A,  propr  cigar  box  factory, 
Berry     n     Sixth,    and    lithographic 
steam  printer  and  zincograplier,  320 
Sansom 
Wiillord  W  E,  oysters,  32  Metropolitan 

Market 
Walker  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  328  Montgy 
Walker  T  C,  preit  (.\a  Steam  &  Naviga- 
tion Co,  W.tsliiiigton  St  Wharf 
Walkt'i'lcy   Wm,  eajiitalist,  :!22  Montgy 

Walkingtun  S  It,  niacliinist.  10,»  and  111 

Mission 
Wall  C  L  &  Co,  livery  stable,  38  Sixth 
Wall  J  S  &   Co,  commission  morchants, 

NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Wall  Robert,  hairdresser,  313  East 
Wallace  (Jeo,  prea   California    Min  Co, 

301)  Montgomery 
\Vallace  &  H:issctt,  printers,  410  Sac 
Wallace  J  J  &  Co,  shipping,  commission 
merchants  and  custom  house  brokers, 
108  Leidesdorif 
Wallace  J  S,  real  estate,  000  Montity 
Wallace  R  B,  atty  at  law,  418  California 
Wallace  Thos,  mine  onerator,  240  Mont 
Wallace  Wm  T,  atty  at  law,  418  Cal 
Waller  &  Bro,  groceries,  137  Oak 
Waller  Claus  &  Co,  liquors,  NW  cor 

Jackson  and  East 
Waller  &  Fisher,  groceries,  SE  cor  Jack- 
son and  Drumm 
Wallmann  &  Br«,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 212  Montgomery 
Wallmann  &   Claussen,  locksmiths  and 

belUiangers,  1208  Sutter 
Walmsley  W  W,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

!)23  Market 
\\'alsh  Mrs  D,  fancy  goods,  DOj.^  Markt 
Walsh  E,  liquors,  SE  cor  Bay  and  Ma- 
son 
Walsh  E,  liquors,  041  Mission 
Walsh  Jas,  grocer,  2501  Jackson 
Walsh   Jerome,    boots    and   shoes,    445 

Twentieth 
Walsh  M,  boots  and  shoes,  27  Third 
Walsh  Mrs  Mary,  liquors,  422  Drumm 
\\'alsh  S  T,  real  estate  agent,  330  Pine 
Walsli  Thos,  cigars,  121  Sixth 
Walter  M  &  Co,  bitters,  021  Sansom 
Walter  Mrs,  costumer,  11  Geary 

WALTER  D  N  &  E  &  CO.  imprs  car- 
pets, paper  hangings  and  upholstery 
goods,  cor  Battery  and  Market 
Walter  (Jeo,  pork  packer,  308  Fifth 
Walter  &  Hartmann,  liquors,  cor  Kear- 
ny and  Sutter 
Walter  Hermann,  grocer,  231  Tenth 
Walter  M  k  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  621 
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Walters  Geo,  pork  packer,  308  Fifth 

WALTERSON  &  DEWET,  commis- 

aion  merchants,  10  California 
Walterstein  F,  liqnors,  NE  cor   Kearny 

and  Washington 
Walther  P  H,  liquors,  221  Diipont 
Walton  N  C,  roofing  and  Ijoiler  casing, 

219  Mission 
Walton  N  C  Jr,  mining  sec,  41!)  Cal 
Walton  Thos  J,  barber,  302  Folsom 
Walworth  J  J  baths,  swimming,  cor  Bay 

and  Dupont 
Walz  Chas,  boots  and  shoes,  403  Sutter 
Wambach  Chas,  liquors,  1135  Dupont 
Wanbath  Max.  barljor,  0  Stockton 
Wand    Samuel  &   Co,   dry  goods,   212 

Sixth 
Wandesforde  J  B,  artist,  530  California 
Wane  Mnio  K  L,  hnnian  hair,  6"';)  Mkt 
Waneich  Wm,  tailors'  irons,  757  How 
Wanek  Edward,  hairdresser,  144  Third 

WANOENHEIM  SOL  &  CO,  hermeti 

cally  sealed  goods,  118  to  126  Davis 
Wangenheim,   Sternheim   &   Co,    imprs 
and  jobbers  crockery,  glass  and  china 
127  and  129  Sansom 
Wannenmacher  &  Kroncnlierg,  brewery, 

NE  cor  Franklin  and  McAllister 
Wanz  Mrs  John  D,  bakery,  204  24th 
Wanz  John  W,  butcher,  NW   cor  Col- 
umbia and  Twenty-fourth 
Wanzer  li  M  F,  physician,  130  (reary 
Wanzer  Merritt  L,  carpenter,  1331  Bush 
Wappel  &  Collins,  restaurant,  204  4th 
Warburton  Mis  A  M,  dressmaker,  10(30 

Howard 
Warburton  J  P,  physician  and  surgeon, 

309  p:ddy 
Ward  Andrew  J,  hairdresser,  )i()5  Miss 
Ward  Beecher  Con,  401  California,  rm  4 
Ward  C,  tailor,  G81  Mission 
Ward  D  H,  mining  secy,  309  Montgy 
Ward  <i  *  S  Mining  Co,  Jacob  Stadtfeld 
Jr  secy,  419  California  | 

WARD    JAMES,   employment  office, 
010  Clay  j 

Ward  Jas  C,  notary  public,  428  Montgy  | 
Ward  John  T,  agt  Napa  soda,  1 1  Drummj 
Ward  Jf)sepli  ^V,  merchant,  309  Mont 
Ward  Mrs  M  E,  school,  151!)  Sac 
Ward  M  M,  druggist,  cor  2d  ami  Miss 
Ward  Thos,  manufr  broon.  .and  brushes, 

27  Drumm 
WARD  WM.  &  CO.  imprs  of  ale,  por- 
ter and  foreign  liquors,  50!>  Sac 
Ward  M  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  313 
and  315Battpry,and  400  and  406  Coml 
Wardwell  — ,  sewing  machines,  634  Mkt 
Warncke  &  Griffiths,    hotel,    NW  cor 

Sixth  ave  and  M 
WARNER  A.  dentist,  224  Kearny 
Warner  A,   liquors,   Meigs'  Wharf  and 
Francisco 


Warner  Geo,  butcher,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Polk 
WARNKEN  H  F.  grocer,   cor  Fran- 

cisco  and  Dupont 
Warren    August,  confectionery,  107  6tli 
Warren  C  A,  contractor,  528  Cal,  rm  1 
Warren  &  Co,  propr  '*  Cal  Farmer,"  320 

Clay 
Warren  F  &  Son,  painters,  7 10  Buchanan 
Warren  Henry,  plumbing,  847  Valencia 
Warren  John  &  Co,  collectors,  200  Mc- 
Allister 
WARREN  R  W  &  CO.    manufrs  ori- 
ginal    Vulcan    Blasting    Powder,    24 
Merchants'  Exchange 
Warren  S  P  &  Co,  stockbrokers,  41 1  Cal 
Warsch.-iuer  Mannheim,  cigars,  321  Cal 
Warschauer  Moritz,  harness  and  saddle  • 

ry,  305  Davis 
WASHBURN  A,  propr  Stockton  Plan- 
ing Mills,  Berry  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

WASHBURN  H,  Great  Eastern  and 
\Vestern  Horse  and  Mule  Market,  8E 
cor  Fifth  and  Bryant 

Washington  Brewery,  Claus  Wieden  & 
Co,  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 

WASHINGTON  HOTEL,  Patrick  t  ..i- 

lins,  519  Mission 
Washington  Insurance  Co,  200  Sansom 

WASHINGTON  IRRIGATED  COL- 

ONYt    "f    Fresno    county,    Wendell 

Easton  gen  manager,  22  Montgf>inery 
Washington   Market,    E   G  Niles  supt, 

Wasliington  bet  Montgy  and  Saiisora 
Washington     stills,    Dohrmann    &  Co 

proprs,  cor  ^Vashington  and  Dninim 
Washington  Mining  Co,  328  Mont^'y 
Wass  G  &    H,  liquors,    SE  cor  Stciner 

and  Hermann 
Wassiamull   &   Assomull,   India  goods, 

909  Stockton 

WATERHOUSE  &  LESTER,  wagon 

material,  31    Fremont  and  1 17  Market 
Waterman  Fredk  H,  atty,  13  Mont  blk 
Waterman    M  &   Co,   grain    and    com- 
mission, 113  Clay 
Waterman  J  Ci,  greceries,  733  Montgy 
Waters  A,  livery  stable,  1000  Geary 
Waters  Chas,  plumber  antl  gaslitter, .'!() 
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Hutchinson   &    Mann   gen    agts,   ',]'2'2 

and  324  California 
Watkin  ^Vm   B,    real    estate  and  note 

broker,  438  California 
Watkins  Carlton  E,  photograplier,  4:'" 

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WATKINS  YOSEMltE  ART  OAI- 

ERY,  J  d  Gook  propr,  26  Montgy 
WATSON  &C0,  corks,  druggistsSuii- 

dries,   agts   Holman's  iiver  pads,  12'-' 

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Watson  C  H,  accountant,  302  Montgy 


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Watson  Geo  P  J,  accountant,  302  Mont 
Watson,  La  Grange  and  Gibson,  bank- 
ers and  brokers,  324  Pine 
Watson  Mining  Co,  302  Montgomery 
Watson  N  A,  insurance,  31 G  Montgy 
Watson  S  B  &  Co,   cigars  and  tobacco, 

327  Front 
WATSON  WM  H,  mining  secy,  302 

Montgomery,  rooms  5  andC 
Watt  Blue  Gravel   Mining  Co,  R  Weg 

ener  secy,  414  California 
Watt  Kobt,  bank  commissioner,  202  San 
Watterman  J  G,  grocer,  SE  cor  Jackson 

and  Montgomery 
Wattiez  L,  liquors,  604  Sixteenth 
Wattles    J   B  &   Co,    atockbrokers  "03 

Montgomery 
Wattson  S  B  &  Co,  wholesale  cigars  and 

tobacco,  327  and  320  Front  cor  Clay 
Waugeman  Asa  L,  saloon,    1  Sumner 
Waugh  A  &  Co,  junk,  112  Main 
VVaymireJas  A,  atty  at  law,  320San8om 

WEAVER  D  S,  ranges,   stoves,  hard 

ware,  153  Third  and  124  Sixth 
Weaver  H,  liarness  and  saddles,  14  Turk 
Weaver  P  L,  mining,   328   Montgomery 
Webb  H  Watson,  atty  at  law,  li36  Clay 
Webb  Jas  Philpot,  physician,   937  How 

WEBB  MATTHEW  R,  com  merchant, 

impr  foreign  cloth   and   woolers,  041 

Market 
Webber  Alpha  A,  capitalist,  306  Montg 
WEBBER  L   N,    manager    American 

Salt  Co,  217  Sacramento 
Weber  A  C,  pres  Humboldt  Saving  and 

Loan  Society,  18  (ieary 
Weber  Chas  Sr,  collector  and  ins  broker, 

425  California 
Weber  Chas,  barber,  152  Steuart 
Weber  E,  butcher,    5  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Weber  F  C,  shoemaker,  02]  California 
Weber  G,  boot  and  shoemaker,  (525  Com 
Weljer  G,  saloon,  418  Broadway 
Weber  J,  baker,  'JOO  Eleventh 
Weber  John,  blacksmith,  025  Brannan 
Weber  M,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  1200 

Market 
Weber  Martin,  carpenter  and  builder, 

417  Bush 
Weber  T  H,  grocer,  Point  Lobos  ave 
Webfoot  Silver  Mining  Co,  330  Pine 
Webster  Thos,  boots  and  shoes,  023  How 
Webster  W  W,  manufr  of  saws,   45  Fre 
Wedderspoon  &  Co,   com  merchants,  24 

California 
Wedel  J  G,  liquors,  SE  cor  T)rumm  and 

Pacific 
Wedemeyer  Fred'k,  liquors,  s  s  Railroad 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth  aves 
Wedemeyer  &  Voll,    cooked  meats,  51 

Centre  Market 
Weeboldt  Bros,  groceries,  NW  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Valencia 


Weed  &  (iorie,  wood  and  coal,   927  Mkt 

WEED   &    KINGWELL,    California 

Brass  and  Bell  Works,  125  First 
Weed  Sewing  Machines,  034  Market 
Weeden  Miss  E  H,  prin  The  Clarke  In- 
stitute, 229  O'Farrell 
Weedon  E  M,   livery  stable,   2111  and 

21 13  Polk 
Weekes  W  J  J,  plumber,  1520  Stockton 
Weeks  F  L,   physician  and  surgeon,  514 

Kearny 
Weeks  W  H,  liquors,  509  Valencia 
Weems  Jas  P,  wood  and  coal,  403  Clem 
'VVeems  J  P  &  Co,  coal,  234  Fifth 
Wefelsburg  A  B,  physician  and  surgeon, 

808  Mission 
Wegener  F  O,  notary  public  and  com  of 

deeds,  404  Montgomery 
Wegener  K,  mining  secy,  414  California 
Wehr  Chris,  groceries,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Stockton 
Wehr  Fred'k,  ca^j^jenter,  40  Jackson 
Wehr  Henry,  liquors,  40  Jackson 
Wehser  H  &  Co,  poultry,  25  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market 
Weichha.t  J,  machinist,  143  Beale 
W^eighe  Aug,  money  broker,  400  Montgy 
Weil  Bros,  wholesale  liquors,   213  Jack 
Weil  Bros  &  Co,  imprs    dry    goods,    21 

and  23  Battery 
Weil  M,  sausage  maker,  108  Dupont 
Weil  «&  Michels,  imprs  and  mauufrs  fur- 
nishing goods,  8  Battery 
Weil  &  Woodleaf,   imprs  fancy  goods, 

113  Battery 
Weinberg  L,  tailor,  303^  Third 
Weindorf  J  &  Co,   fruit  and  vegetables, 

140  Fourth 
Weinen  M  H,  stationery,  334  Sixth 
Wciuochl  &  Co,  carpenters  and  builders, 

137  Thirteenth 
Weinstock  &  Lubin,  of  S.icramento,  gen 

mdse,  AUiert  Bonlieim  agt,  office  524 

Market 
WEIR  JOHN,  veterinary  surgeon  and 

dentist,  211  Ellis 
WEIS  WM,  manufr  cigars,  154  Second 
Weisel  Philip  &  Co,  dairy  produce,  1405 

Stockton 
Weisenborn  Fre<l,  li(iUors,  SE  cor  Lyon 

and  Lombard 
Weismann  Henry,  cabinetmker,  532  Stev 
Weisman  Louis,  carpenter  and  builder, 

818  Pacific 
Weiss  E  M,  physician,  2114  Mission 
Weiss  .1 ,  tailor,  1  Eddy 
Weiss  J,  tailor,  223  Kearny 
WEISS  M,  printer,  319  Battery 
Weiss  Philip,  chemist  and  druggist,  NE 

cor  Nineteenth  and  Mission 
Weiss  &  Walter,  liquors,  333  Bush 
Welby  John,  butcher,  SE  cor  Fifteenth 

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Welch  &  Co,  liquors,  333  Third 
1¥£LCH  &  C0«  shipping  and  com  mer 

chiint,  importers,  109  California 
Weldon  W  E,  physician,  Twenty-second 

and  Folsora 
Wellbrock    &    Schroder,    grocers,    214 

Davis 
Weller  C  L.pres  Pacitic  Stock  Exchange, 

1 1  Cosmopolitan  building 
Weller  J  B,  atty  at  law,  ()-28  Montgy 

WELLINGTOIT  BF,  seedsman,  impor- 
ter and  dealer,  425  Washinton 

Wellington  Min  &  Smelting  Co,  R  Weg- 
ener secty,  414  California 

WELLMAN  PECK  &  CO,  wholesale 
grocurs,  tobacco  and  cigars,  120  to  132 
Market 

Wells  Chas  H,  com  merchant,  agt  Puget 
Sound  Packet  Line,  20  California 

Wells  C  J,  books,  stationery  and  confec- 
tionery, SM  Sutter 

Wells  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  230  O'Farrell 

Wells  F  H,  atty  at  law,  402  .Montgy 

WELLS,  FAEGO  &  CO,  Lloyd  Tevis 
pres,  John  J  Valentine  supt;  express 
3'?0  Sansom,  bank  NE  cor  California 
and  Sansom 

Wells,  Fargo  Min  Co,  A  Colburn  sooty, 
3] 8  Pine 

Wells  Geo  R,  atty,  6  Nevada  block 

Wells  J"  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,2iU") 
Sixteenth 

Wiills  Ijcvi,  horseshoer,  1330  Market 

Wells  Ransford  Jr,  atty  502  Montgy 

WELLS  RUSSELL  &  CO,  mechanics 
mills,  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

Welp  (}  H,  shoemaker,  2052  Mission 

Welsh  Henry  J,  liquors,  115  Sixth 

Welsh  John,  liquors,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Howiird 

Welsh  John,  shoemaker,  658  Mission . 

Welsh  M,  planing  mills,  NW  Twenty- 
second  and  Valencia 

WELSH  T   J,  arclutect,  302  Montgy 

Welspiel  &  Co,  florist,  1 17  Sutter 

Welspiul  &,  Fahrenholz,  florists,  121 
Sutter 

Wempe  Bros,  paper  boxes  and  collars, 
56i>  Market 

Wempe  II,  plumber,  SW  cor  Valencia 
and  Hill  I 

Wende  P  D,  stationery,  SE  cor  Sixth 
iind  Market  j 

Wendel  ( Jeorge,  confectioner,  I419Stock; 

WENDEL  H)  furniture  aud  storage, 
310  Stockton 

WENSINGEE  F  S.  real  estate,  024 
Sacramento 

WENT  WORTH  J  P  H,  propr  "The 
Resources  of  California,"  320  Sansom 

Wenzel  Fr,  liquors,  538  Commercial 

Wenzel  Goo  F,  jeweler,  109  Sixth 


Wenzel  Herman,  air  clocks  and  watch  re- 
pairing, 328  Kearny 
Wenzel,  Rothschild  &  Hadenfeldt,  pro- 
prietors  Cal  Jewelry  Factory,  37  Post 
Wenzell  Wm  T,  chemist,  852  Market 
Warder  Max,  homoeopathic  physician 
36  Geary  ' 

WerUng  Jacob,  carpenter,  1132  York 
Werlicz  Henry,  cigar  manufr,  36  Sixth 
Werner  Geo,  butcher,  1643  Polk 
Werner  Jno,  tailor,  631  Merchant 
Werner  Louis,  butcher,  910  Bryant 
Werner  Mrs  K,  milliner,  708  Market 
Werster  T  D,  bakery,  217  Sixteenth 

WERTHEIMER  M  &  BRO.manufrs 

of  cigars,  5  IS  Front 
Wertheimer  L  &  E,  imprs  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 300  to  30(5  Front 
^Vertheimer    &    Simon,    groceries,    735 

O'Farrell 
AVertscli   Wm,  carriage  and  wagonmak- 

er,  102  Tyler 
Wessell  Jno,    liquors,     SE  cor  Powell 

and  Union 
Wessling  Henry  J,  hay  and  grain,  1515 

Geary 
Wesson  Jos   W,  lumber,  cor  Spear  and 

Howard 
West  Coast  Furniture  Co,    C   D  Cush- 

man  agt,  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 
Westchester  1  nsurance  Co,  200  Sansom 
West  Comstoek  Gold  &  Silver  Minin" 

Co,  230  Montgomery 
West  E  H,  carpenter,  619  Hyde 
West  IJnd  Distillery,  (^coan  House  Road 

bet  Mission  and  San  Jose  Roads 
West  Miss  Mary  B,  school,  1001    Sutter 

WEST  PACinC  MINING  CO.  D  F 

Verderal  secy,  327  Pine 
West  R  B,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry, 

407  Kearny 
West  Side  Silver  Mining  Co,  330  Pine 
WESTHALL  JOS,  feathers,7(54  Miss 
Wi'stcott  A  .  ,  confectioner,  1535  (ieary 
A\'esterfeld  Herman,  president  Portrero 
Yeast  and  Distillery  Co,  cor  Nevada 
and  Minnesota 
AVesterfeld  &  Page,  restaurant  and  bak- 
ery, 745  Market 
Westerman  Jno,  tailor,  008  Howard 

WESTERN    FIRE    ASSUEANCE 

CO  OF  CANADA,  Butler  &  Haldau 
gen  agents,  413  California 
Western  Electric  Light  Co,  328  Montcy 

WESTERN  FIRE  &  MARINE  m- 
SURANCE  CO  OF  CAL,  PJ  White 

prcst,  Peier  Outcalt  secy,  409  Cal 
Western  Hotel,   Hugh   Doherty  propr, 

214  Broadway 
Western  Iron  Works  (foundry),316  Mis* 
Western  Mining  Co,  203  Bush 

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WESTON  WM,bakeryandrest;i„...  ^ 
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Montgomery      '"'  ^'^^^  ^*  la>v,  328 
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wS'"  S'  ''°»*"'aker,  252  Beale  ^ 
Wha  en  Wm,  .rocory,  237  Minna 

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WHEATLY  &  COOK,  real  estate  and 

Wheaton  &  Luhrs,  wholsale  provisions 
wrA'°'"J"r'"*'^*«'  21i)  Front  ' 

Wheaton  M  A,  atty  at  law,  1  Mont  blk 

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chants, 320  Davis 

White  R,  crockeiy  and  glass,  224  Third 

WHITE  ROBT,  treasurer  S  F  JS'ews 
Co,  413  and  415  Washington 

White  Sewing  Machines,  634  Market 

WHITE  STAR  LINE  (New  York  and 
Liverpool),  steam  ship  ticket  agency, 
J  F  Fugazi  agt,  5  Montgomery  ave 
White  T  A,  mining  secy,  328  Alontgy 
W^liite  Thos,  liijuors,  217  PaciH.c 
White  Wm,  wood  carver,  445  Ninth 
White  Wm  E,  collector,  318  California 
WHITE  W  M,  .San  Rafael  Express,  1 

Commercial 
WhitelawTPH,  macliinery.  ship  chand- 
ler and  steam  ship  owner,  foot  Second 
Whitely  T  &   Co,   stock   brokers,    314 

Montgomery 
Whitely  W   H,    atty  at  law,   NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Townsend 
Whiting  MS,  "Winu  Dealer's  Gazette," 

722  Montgomery 
Whitman  S   1*,    real  estate,    loan    and 

business  agt,  302  Montgomery 
Whitmore  E,  carriage  maker,  1507  Polk 
Wliitney  A  L,  collector  Mercantile  Col 
lection  Bureau,  21 G  Sansom 

WHITNEY  &  BEATTY,  managers 
Mercantile  Collection  Bureau,  216  San 
Whitney  &  Cos  Oakland  and  S  F  Ex- 
press, 3  and  5  Commercial ;  855  Broad- 
way, Oakland 
Whitney  G  H,  stevedore,  Pier  10  Steuart 
Whitney  J  D,  physician,  204  Sutter 
Whitney  J  P,  physician,  204  Sutter 
Whitney  J  R  &  Co,  com  merchant,  012 
_   Clay 

WHITNEY  &  MARSHALL,  iron, 

steel,  coal   and   hardware,  22  and  24 
Fremont 

WHITNEY,  SUMNER  &  CO,  pub 

lishers  and  importers  of  law  books. 

G13  Clay 
Whitney  &  Webster,  wool   graders  and 

packers, Townsend  bet  Fiftli  and  Sixth 
WhitsteadP],  real  estate,  320  Sansom 
Whittemore  &  McKee,  attys  at  law,  318 

Pine 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  whole- 
sale glass,   paints  and  oils,  21  to  25 
Front 
Whittle  Robt,  capitalist,  302  Montgy 
Whittock   W  H,    fruit  and  dry  goods, 
R  R  ave  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  aves 
Whitwell  N  S,  physician,  703  Market 
Whitworth  Jno  M,  atty  at  law,  120  Sut 
Whyte  John  P,  carpenter,  014  Cal 
Wible  T  B,  restaurant,  3  First 
Widmer  Godleib,  bakery,  SE  cor  Vallojo 

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Wichman  &  Lutgen,  wholesal*  liquors, 
321  Clay 


Widber  J  H  &  Co,  druggists,   cor  Mar 

ket  and  Third 
Widmann  T,  mining  secy,  404  Montov 

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CHAMPAGNE.  80<>  Montgomery 
Wiebalk  N,  groceries,  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Polk 
Wiebe  Wm,  barber,  2  Morton 
Wieboldt  Bros,  grocers,  NW  cor  Valen- 
cia and  Twentieth 
Wiel  H,  dry  goods,  101(5  Larkin 
Wieland  Bros,  imprs  and  wholesale  dairy 

Wn-oduce,  provisions  and  fish,  328  Front 
lELANJ)  JOHN,  propr  Pliiladclplna 
Brewery,  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Wieland  &  Swartout,  liqno.  %  828  Mkt 
Wiemann  Chas  &  Co,  liquors,  05  4th 
Wienberg  &  Spocker,  liquors,  cor  Chan- 
nel and  Fourth 
Wiener  (Jarten,  NW  cor  Sut  and  Stock 
Wiener  Isaac,  branch  bakery,  225  5th 
Wiener  M  H,  books,  334  Sixth 
Wiese  &  Wagner,  proprs  North  German 

Hotel,  2(5  Sacramento 
Wiesenhavern    L,  ruches  and  rutllinus 
1021  Polk  *  ' 

Wiess  Phillip,  druggist,  NE  cor  Mission 

and  Nineteenth 
WIESTER  &  CO.  manufrs  and  whole- 
sale  dealers  in  oil   stoves  and  house- 
hold utensils,  17  New  Montgomery 
WIOOER  HENRI,    Geiman   atty  at 

law,  240  Montgomery 
Wightman  A  C,  stockbroker,  331  Mont 
Wightman  Bros,  conmiission,    117   Clay 

WIOMORE  JOHN,  impr  and  dealer  iu 

cabinet  woods  and  veneers,  12H  to  135 

Spear 
Wilberth  J  L,  dentist,  18  Third 
Williert  John  S,  cigar  factory,  418  Hayes 
Wilbur  .1  B,  architect,  137  Montgomery 
Wilcox  Mrs   Lizzie,   bakery,  cor  Geary 

andJones 
Wilcox    Willard  J,   glue   factory,    Fif. 

teenth  ave.  South  S  F 
WILDE  JAS  M,  merchandise  broker, 

218  California 
Wilder  A  M  (Powers  &  Wilder),    physi- 
cians, 215  Geary 
Wilder  David,  mining  secy,  328  Montgy 
WILDES  J,  H,    chief  draughtsman  U 

S  surveyor's  office,  010  Commercial 
Wilford  A,  liquors,  1 155  Missicm 
Wilhclm  A,  physician,  29  Kearny 
VVilhelmi  H  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  109 

California 
Wilke  Lewis,  liquors,  34  Second 
Wilkens  &  Co,  grocer.  Third  and  Bran 
Wilkens  &  Co,  shipping  and  com  mchts, 

109  California 
Wilkins  Mrs  J  S,  hair  goods,  940  Har 
Wilkina  J  M,  grocer,  NE  cor  Chestnut 

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Wilkins  A,  furniture,  132  Fourth 
Wilkins  J  H  B,  atty  at  law,  438  Cal 
Wilkinson   W.,   boots   and  shoes,    1212 

Polk 
Wilkinson  E  J,   liquors,  SW   cor    Fill- 
more and  Bay 
WILL  &  FINCSK.    cutlery   and  bell- 
hanging.  7Cy  Market 
WiUard  E  L,  mining,  326  Pine 
Willeox  &  Gibba,    Sewing  Machine  Co 
and  automatic  machine,   A  L  Eggles- 
ton  manager,  124  Post 
WILLCTJTT  J  L,  gen  passenger  agent 

S  P  H  K,  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Willey  J  M,  physician,  !)41)  Mission 
Willey  Jas,  business  agent,  34  Kearny 
Willey  O  F  &  Co,  carriages  and  harness, 

427  Montgomery 
William  H  ¥,  real  estate,  740  Fourth 
WM  TELL  HOUSE*  Frederick  Gercke, 

307  Bush 
Williams  &  Bixler,    capitalists,  320  San 
Williams  &  Bourne,  manufrs  multiplex 

copying  tablet,  612  Clay 
Williams  Bros,    dealers  in  lea^^her,  500 

Market 
Williams  C  B,  contractor,  528  California 
Williams    C   L  &   Co,    stationery,  417 

Washington 
Williams,  Dimond  &  Co,    agts  P  M  S  S 
Co,  insurance  and  com  merchants,  202 
Market 
Williams  Miss  E,  artist,  120  Sutter 
Williams  (t   F,  mining  engineer,  411 J 

California 
WILLIAMS  GEO  R,  atty  at  law,  528 

California,  room  4 
Williams  ^  Graham,  Oakland  and  S   F 

Express,  28  Market 
Williams  &  (Juion  Line,  J  F  Fugazi  agt, 

5  Montgomery  ave 
Williams  H  F,  contractor,  740  Fourth 
Williams  John,  coffee  salocm,   608  Clay 
Williams  John,  grocers,  1500  Powell 
Williams  Mrs    J  B,   dressmaking,   404 

Twenty-second 
Williams  Jno  J,  atty  at  law.  Stock  Ex- 
change Building,  rooms  14  and  15 
Williams  Mrs  J,  confectioner,    540  Bush 
Williams  N  F,  hairdresser,   709  Fourth 
WilUams  11  E,  physician, 
Williams  S  G,   hardware 


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Williams  Virgil,  California  School  of  De 

si^n,  430  Pine 
Williamson  Bros,  plumbers,  Powell  near 

Sutter 
WuUamson  James,  wood  and  coal,  28 

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WILLIAMSON  R  S,  Lieut  Coloi.el  U 
S  A,  U  S    Engineer  and  Light  House 
Engineer,  120  Sutter 
Willis  M  h,  sec  City  K  R  Co,  14  Mission 
Willis  Wn  ,  milling  sec,  309  Montgomery 
Willitc  T,  l)akery,  1837  O'Farrell 
Willows  L:  ud  Association,  330  Pine 
Willseu  G   W,  harnessmaker,    NE  cor 

Green wic  11  and  Stoiner 
WILMEEDING   &  CO,  wholesale  for- 
eign and  domestic  wines  and  lifiuors, 
214  and  210  Front 
Wilsor  Andrew,   saloon  and  lodgings, 

111  .lackson 
Wilson  Augustus,  bukory,  1139  Folaom 
Wilson  A  W  &  Co,  restaurant,  014  Clay 
WILSON  &  BRO,  manners  and  whole- 
sale dealers  in  doors,  sashes  and  blinds, 
18  to  22  Drumm 
Wilson  Edgard  M,  atty,  507  Montgy 
Wilson  Edward  V,  plumber  and  gas 

ter,  008  Larkin 
Wilson  &  Felt,  coffee  saloon,  49  Sac 
Wilson  Geo,  cigars,  SE  cor  Steuart  and 

Howard 
Wilson  H  H  &  Sou,  guns  and  fishing 

tackle,  513  Clay 
Wilson  &  Holland,  hotel,  10  Broadway 

WILSON  HORACE,  librarian  Mechan- 
ics' Institute,  27  Post 
Wilson  &   Hutchinson,   stock  brokers, 

322  Pine 
Wilson  J  F,  livery  stable,  120  Ellis 
Wilson  J  N  E,  atty  at  law,  210  Sansom 
Wilson  J  S,  hardware,  408  Hayes 
Wilson  J  S,  stock  broker,  322  Pine 
Wilson  J   Y   &  Co,  butchers  and  pork 

packers,  508  Market  and  9  Sutter 
Wilson  Airs  M   A,   confectionery,  342 

Fourth 
Wilson  M  T,  physician,  1043  Mission 
Wilson  O  &  Co,  house  raising,  857  Har 
Wilson  &  Otis,  attys  at  law,  420  Cal 
Wilson  K,  foncy  goods,  2514  Missioi 
WILSON  RAMON  E,  attorney  at  law, 

419  California,  room  19 
Wilson  Richard,  stock  broker,  41 5  Mont 
Wilson  Richard  M,  mining  engineer,  314 

Montgomery 
Wilson  Robert,   dry  and  fancy  goods, 
25 14  Mission 
123  Stockton  Wilson  Sewing  Machines,  Q'M  Market 
and  variety,  I  WILSON  T  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  312 
253  and  255  Fourth  I      Fourth 

Williams  S  H  &  Son,  architects,  61  Mer-  Wilson  T  K,  judge  Superior  Court  Dept 

chants'  Exchan^  Building  \     No  3,  028  Montgomery 

Williams  &  Schreiber,  li(^uors,   21   Kear  Wilson  Wm,  physician,  515  Kearny 
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Wilson  W  F,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  25 

Stockton 
Wilson  &  Wilson,  attorneys  at  law,  420 

California 
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WILTON  JOHN  M  &  CO,  dairy  pro 

duce  and  cnniied  fruits,   '23  and  24 

California  Market 
Wilzinski  S,  costuiner,  417  Bush 
Winans,  Belknap  &  Godoy,  attys  at  law, 

604  Merchant 
Winch  Walter,  hardware  and  crockery, 

532  Hayes 
Winchell    &    Cole,     real    estate,     304 

Montgomery 
Wiachester  Chas  W,  boarding  stable,  13 

and  15  Stevenson 
Winckelmann    Henry,     groceries,     601 

Hayes 
Wind  Moritz,  tanner,  iSan  Bruno  Road 

WINDEL    H   &   CO,  Pioneer  Furni- 
ture Storage  Warehouse,  310  Stockton 
Windle  E,  physician,  NW  cor  Valencia 

and  Twenty-third 
Windt  C,  liquors,  518  Merchant 
Windt  H  A,  groceries,  NE  cor  Hyde  and 

Broadway 
Wing  &  Allen,  photographers,  342  Kear 
Wing  T,  physician,  2235  Mission 
Wing  W   H  &  Co,  maiiufs  lasts,   boot 
trees,  etc,  NW  cor  Mission  and  Fre 

WINOATE  I  C,   Oakland,    Alameda, 

Berkeley  &  S  F  Express,  6  Sacramento 

and  852  Broadway,  Oakland 
WINKLE  A  &  H    JR.  bakery, 

cor  Vallejo  and  Battery 
WINKLE  B  C  JR,  bakery,   SE 

Vallejo  and  Broadway 
Winn  T  J,  tailor,  313  Sutter 
Winrow  J,  butcher,  3000  Mission 
Winslow  C  W,  liquors,  314  Third 
Winter  Adolpii,  tailor,  308  Post 
Winter   Miss    Alice,  ladies  hairdresser, 

1601  Polk 
Winter  Bros,  steam   sausage  factory,  43 

Fremont 
Winter  J  H,  grocer,  1600  Bush 
Winter  James  H,  druggist,  659  Clay 
Winter  John  F,  grocer,  SW  cor  Union 

and  Filbert 
Winter  J  W,  dentist,  206  Kearny 
Winter  &  Pauli,  beei  hall,  411  Bush 
Winter  W,  real  estate,  secty  Territorial 

Pioneers,  838  Market 
Winter  W  (i,  dentist,  206  Kearny 

WINTER  &  WINTER,  dentists, 

Kearny 
Winterbnm  Joseph  &  Co,  printers 

electrotypers,  417  Clay 
Winterhalter  W,  architect,  29  Post 
Wintjen  John,  groceries,  2201  Gearj' 
Wintz  Joseph,  liquors,  SE    cor    Nine 

teenth  and  Mission 
WIRSING  CHAS  H.  manufr  trunks 

and  valises,  628  Market 
Wirt  N  S,  atty,  51 1  Montgomery 
Wise  &  Goldfish,  gen  mdse,  33  and  35 

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1  WISE  JOHN    H.   (Christy  k   Wise), 
prest  Commercial  Ins  Co  of  California 
607  Front 
Wise  Tully  K,  atty  at  law,  16  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Wisluzil  J,  merchant  tailor,   10  and  605 

Montgomery,  302  Kearny 
Wiss  G,  physician,  1800  B>upont 
Wissing  F  J,  wood  and  coal,  1054  Pol 
Wissinger   &  Payson,    carpenters,   408 

Jackson 
Witgen  Deidrich,  groceries,  1201  Dupont 
Witschen  H,  grocer,  NW  cor  Dupont 

and  Broadway 
Witt  H,  fruit,  235  Sixth 
Witt  J,  fruit  and  vegetables.  Bay  City 

Market 
Witt  Julius,  manufr  clothing,22  Sansoni 
Witte  William,  groceries,  SE  cor  Powell 

and  Vallejo 
Wittman  k  Bignc,  restaurant,  412  Pine 
Wittmeier  John  G,  liquors,  513  Pacific 
Wittram  C,  atty  at  law,  and  real  estate, 

230  Montgomery 
Wittram  Frcdk,  real  estate,  230  Montpy 
Witzel  J    F  &  Bro,  grocers,  cc-  Davis 

and  Pacific 
Witzemann  Wm,  butcher,  N  W  cor  Mer- 
chant and  East 
Wohber  Bros,  grocer,  2001  Powell 
Wobber    E  A,   liquors,  cor  Beale   and 

Brannan 
Wobber  Henry,  groceries,  NE  cor  Leav- 
enworth .and  Geary 
Wochatz  C,  liquors,  411  Bush 
WOENER   DAVID,  cooper,  104  Spear 

WOERNER  CARL,  dressmaker  and 

costnmer,  223  Kearny 
Woerz  C  liquors,  1607  Polk 
Woerz  G  H,  liquors,  5  Hardie  Place 
Wohlke  John,  saloon,  31  Fifth 
Wohlke    &    Mensen,      rustic     window 

shades,  413  Mission 
Wolbern  &  Eisner,  painter,  606  Post 
Wolf  A  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  208  Sixth 
Wolf   Fredk,  stockbroker,    316  Montgy 
Wolf  F  C,  wall  paper,  1228  Stockton 
Wolf  Jno,  hairdresser,  221  Dupont 
WOLF  JOSEPH,  jeweler,  120  Sutter 
Wolf  M,  ciijar  manufr,  356  Third 
WOLF  PHILIP    &    CO,    commission 

merchants,  304  Battery 
Wolf  W  H,  carpenter,  931  Mission 
Wolfarth  J  M,  bootmaker,  1322  Pacific 
Wolfe  Jos  M,  traveling  agt,  545  Wash 
Wolfe  M  A,  dry  goods,  820  Market 
WOLFE  &  SON.  architects,  240  Mont 
Wolfe  Wm,  fancy  goods,  1210  Stockton 
Wolfen  Max  &  Co,  com  merchants,  216 

Washington 
Wolfenstein  V,  photoarrapher,  1144  Mkt 
WolflF  August,  bookbinder,  310  Post 
Wolff  Chas  H,  atty  at  law,  401  Cal 


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Wolff  Jacob,  bootmaker,  606  Mont  ave 
WOLFF  &  LOZE,  watches,  diamond 

setter  and  watch  materials,  120  Sutter 
Wolff  M  A  A,  physician,  233  Mont  avc 
Wolff  Marcus,  plumber,  260  First 
WOLFF  &  BHEINHOLD.  importers 

and  com    merchants,   cement,   wines 

and  liquors,  324  Washington 
Wolfrom  A,  cigar  manufr,  646  Market 
Wollitz  T,  baker,  1425  Dupont 
Wolters  Bros,  imprs  wines  and  liquors, 

221  California 
Wolters  &  Co,    produce,    pickles    and 

sauerkraut,  69  and  70  Cal  Market 
Wolters  Jros,  grocer8,NE  cor  Twentieth 

and  Guerrero 
Wolters  Wm,  grocer,  29  Clementina 
Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union, 

coffee  house,  029  Sacramento 
WOMEN'S    CO-OPERATIVE 

PEINTING   OFFICE,  Mrs  L  G 

Richmond  &  Son  proprs,  424  Montgy 
Wood  B  &  Co,  com  merchants,  612  Clay 
Wood  Chas,  plumber,  138  Seventh 
Wood  Geo  T,  stationery,  133  Fourth 
Wood  Geo  M  &  Co,  stationers  and 

gravers,  120  Post 
Wood  Mrs  H,  dressmaker,  1007i   Stock 
Wood  Horace  V,  butcher.  Mission 

Twenty-ninth 
Wood  Hugh,  ftimiture,  677  Mission 
Wood  H  H,  secretary  S  P  Laundry,  33 

Geary 
Wood  Mrs  J,  fancy  goods,  212  Second 
Wood  J  M,  atty  at  law,  704  Montgy 
Wood  Jno,  bootmaker,  408  24th 
WOOD  M  F»   manager  Pacific  motor, 

5  and  7  Beale 
Wood  Si  ml,  tailor,  775  Market 
Wood  W  C,  sailmaker,  44  Market 
Wood  W  E,  stockbroker,  318  Montgy 
Wood  Wm  H,  atty  at  law,  715  Clay 
Wood  Wm  S,  atty  at  law,  309  Montgy 
Woodbridge  A  F,  printer,  224  Montgy 
WOODBURT  F  Cf  Heald's    Business 

College,  24  Post 
Woodbury  Geo  W,  box  factory,  Berry 

bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Woodhams  &  Ludlum,   Empire  Storage 

Warehouse,  Beale  nr  Market 
Woods  F  H,  dealer  in  securities,   412 

Montgomery 
WOODS  F  N  &  CO,   poultry,  65,   66 

and  67  California  Market 
Woods  G^o  L,  atty  at  law,  320  Cal 
Woods  Preston,    foreign  and  domestic 

fruit,  13  Fourth 
Woods  ThoB,  carpenter,  SE  cor  O'Faixell 

and  Broderick 
Wooster,  Hubbell  &  Co,  wholesale  dairy 

produce  and  proviaiona,  317  Front 
WoodviUe  Con  S  Min  Co,  R  E  Kelly 

Beoy,  419  Califoniia 

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Woodward's  Gardens  (estate  of  R  B 
Woodward  propr).  Mission  bet  Thir- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 

Woodward  Wm  A,  dentist,  920  Market 

Woodward  W  A  &  Co,  job  printing,  529 
California 

Woodworth  John,  restaurant,  614  and 
516  Pacifio 

W;OODWORTH.   SCHELL    &    CO, 

imprs  pianos  and  organs,  12  Post 

WOOLF   D   B.  secy  California  State 

Democratic  Club,  630  Commercial 
Woolhouse    8l    Hijliard,   groceries  and 

butcher,  SW  cor  Nineteenth  and  Capp 
Woolsey  E  W,  sheep  raiser,  418  Cal 
Woolworth  R  C,  pres  First  National 

Gold  Bank,  315  Montgomery 
Wooster  David,  physician,  746  Mission 
Wooster,   Hubbell   Sc  Co,  commission, 

317  and  319  Front,  310  to  314  Coml 
Wores  Joseph,  hatter,  609  Washington 
Workman  Jno,  restaurant,  605  Davis 
Workingmen's  Free  Library,  1235  Mkt 
Worn  George  A,  real  estate  and  money 

broker,  438  California 
Worsham  L,  physician  and  surgeon,  413 

Bush 
Worsham  W  S  &  Co,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 301  Tyler 
WORTH  &  M£RRILL,mannfrs  paper 

collars,  cuffs  and  bosoms,  also  manufr 

of  suspenders,  35  Second 
Worth  Sidney,  pliysician,  426  Sutter 
Wortman  — ,  liquors,  NW  cor  Clay  and 

Kearny 
Wortman  Henry,  liquors,   cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 

WOVEN  WIRE  MATTRESSES, 

Truman  S  Clark  propr,  21  New  Mont 
Wrede  C,  liquors,  419  East 
Wrede  &  Co,  liquors,  NW  cor  Clay  and 

East 
Wrede  D,  grocer,  NE  cor  Seventeenth 

and  Guerrero 
Wrede  H,  wood  and  coal,  1218  Pacific 
Wrede  J,  wood  and  coal,  1623  Powell 
Wrede  John,  saloon,  222  Washington 
Wrede  Wm,  cigar  manufr,  423  Wash 
Wren  J,  wo»d  and  coal,  NE  cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Harrison 
Wright  — ,  physician,  850  Market 
WRIGHT  &  HANCHETTE,  station- 
ery and  news  dealers,  433  Montgy  ave 
Wright's  Hotel,  David  T  Griffiths,  218 

Broadway 
Wright  John,  pickmaker,  13  Fremont 
WRIGHT  JOHN  A,  atty  at  law,  309 

Montgomery,  rms  16  and  17 
Wright  Mitchell,  groceries,  20  Sixth 
Wright  R  Percy,  atty  at  law,  310  Pine 
Wright  &  Riley,  sewer  contractors,  126 

Geary 
Wright  &  Sanders,  architects,  418  Cal 


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Wright  Selden  S,  »tty  at  law,  306  Pine 
Wright  Wm,  lamps  and  oil,  300  Mont 

gomery  ave 
Wright  \y  H,  atock  broker,  420  Montgy 
Wright  W  J,  confectionery,  928  Larkin 
Wueatefeld  J  O,  saloon,  308  Fourth 
Wulburn  John,  grooories,   NW  cor  Fil- 
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Wulff  Bros,  grocers,  NE  cor  Sixth  ave 

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Wulff  Peter,  pickle  and  saur  kraut  fao 

tory,  422  Da\'iB 
Wulyen  D  H,  groceries,  cor  Ninth  and 

Folsom 
Wunderer  &  Seeli,   confectioners,   1233 

Stockton 
Wunderlich  E,  varieties,  1877  Mission 
Wunsch  &  Co,  wholesale  jewelers,  206 

Kearny 
Wunsche  C  G,  restaurant,  46  Steuart 
Wunsch  Nicholas,  barber,  SE  cor  Rail 

road  and  Eleventh  aves 
Wurkheim  ft  Co,  cloaks  and  suits,  125 

Kearny 
Wuthrich  John,  butcher,  415  Geary 

WTATT,  HASKQ)  &  CO,  oommis- 

mission  merchants,  118  Front 
Wybell  &  Tedford,  dress  and  cloakmak 

ers,  209  Sixteenth 
Wylie  James,  oarriagemaker,  20  and  22 

Seventh 
Wyman  C,  liquors,  777  Mission 
WyHAN  C  F,  secy  Board  of  Trade  of 

San  F'raucisoo,  Union  block,  junction 

Pine  and  Market 
Wyoming  and  Ditkota   Water    Co.   A 

Borland  prest,  Theo  Widman  secy,  404 

Montgomery 
Wyrich  Christian,  liquor,  16  Clay 
Wythe  J  H,  physician,  39  Sutter 
Wythe  W  T,  physician,  39  Sutter 
Wyttenbach  E,  artist,  432  Montgy 


Yager  Marten,  butcher,  211  Folsom 

YALE  LOCK  MANTJFG  CO.  Rich- 

ards  &  Snow  agta,  408  Market 
Yanagiya  Kentaro,  consul  Japan,   309 

Jones 
Yang  Tszelns  Assn,  206  Sanaom 
Yarttdley  Mrs  R.  milliner,  2500  Cal 
YATBS  A  0  &  CO*  commission  mer- 
chants, 127  Washington 
YATES    &    CO,     paints,    oils,    lamp 
stock,  varnishes  and  brushes,  (whole- 
sale), 113  Front 
Yates  Fred,  artist,  4  Mercantile  Library 

building 
Yates  GC,  wood  and  coal  dealer,  531 

Pine 
YATES  B  B,  agt  Cal  Sil  Mannf  Co, 
585  Market 


Yeagor  Thos  T,  umbrellas  and  parasols, 

3  Dupont 
Yeaton  Mrs  J  H,  dressmaker,407  Taylor 
Yeazel  A  H,  livery  stable,  1639  and  1614 

Eddy 
Yelland  R  D,  artist,  408  California 
Yellow  Jacket  G  &  S  M  Co,  203  Bush 

YEBBY  ft  &OSEBERBY,  commission 
merchants,  wool  and  grain,  202  Col 

York  &  Whit  worth,  attys  at  law,  120 
Sutter 

York  Wm,  imprs  of  liquors,  204  Cal 

York  W  M,  atty,  120  Sutter 

York  W  R,  house  painter,  312  Minna 

Yost  DZ  &  Co,  stockbrokers,  441  Cali- 
fornia and  332  Montgomery 

Young  America  South  Mining  Co,  Stock 
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Young  &  Bro,  butchers,  Greenwich  near 

Sterner 
Young  Conrad,  dairy  produce,  1317  Dup 
Young  James,  watchmaker,  57  Second 
Young  Joseph,  drugtrist,  1114  Folsom 
YOTJNO  DB.  J  C,  Medical  Institute,  7 

Stockton 
Young  Mens'  Christian  Association,  H 

Cox  secy  and  librarian,  232  Sutter 
YOTJNO  NESTON  A,  supt  and  mangr 

Permutation  Lock  Co,,  531  California 
Young  Thoraas,  real  estate  broker,  SE 

cor  Suttiar  and  Montgomery,  up  stairs 
Young  W  D,  tailor,  307  Minna 
Youagberg  &  Meyer,  publisher  "Swedish 

News,"  417  Bush 
Youngclaus  J  D,  boots  and  shoes,  417 

Sutter 
Younger  E  A,  M  D,  dentist,   224  Stock 
Younger  Wm  J,  M  D,  dentist,  224  Stock 
Youths  Directory,  No  1417  Howard 
YUBA  OBAVEL  RANGE  MINING 

CO,  H  Hchoir  secy,  320  Sansom 
Yuill  James,  furniture,  343  Sixth 
Yule  Gravel  Mining  Co,  302  Montgy 
Yuma  Mill  Mining  Co,  309  Montgoraory 


Zabel  J,  hat  and  cap  manufr,  125  Sansom 
ZABRISKIE  JAMES  C,  atty  at  law, 

620  Washington 
ZACHARIAS  ft  GREEN*  wholesale 

jewelers,  126  Kearny 
Zacliartas  L  &  Bro,  jewelers,  2P  Kearny 
Zacharias  M,  watches  and  jewelry,  SOS 

Kearny 
Zacharias  S,  watchmaker,  308  Kearny 
Zadig  &  KuUmann,    stockbrokers,  307 

Montgomery 
Zacpffdl  Xavier,  confectionery,  785  Eddy 
ZALLO  B,  florist,  246  Sutter 
Zambelich  J    &    Bros,  restaurant,  609 

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Zanovich  L  V,  fruit,  1122  Stockton 


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Zaubitzer  Albert,  liquors,  248  Sutter 
ZAHTZINGER  B  Rt  com  merchant, 
sole  agt  Pacific  coast  for  Holbrook  To- 
bacco  Works,  Louisville,   Kentucky, 
232  California 
Zech  J,  piano  manufr,  21 1  Ninth 
ZecherFW,  butcher,  1817i  Powell 
ZECKENDOBF  &  STAAB,  (Tucson, 

A  T),  gen  mdse,  324  Clay 
Zeglio  D,  Carrara  Marble  Works,  1328 

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Zeh  L,  butcher,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Union 
Zehfuss  Wm,    carpenter    and    cabinet- 
maker, 840  Mission 
Zeile  Chas  D,  drugs  and  baths,  524  to 

528  Pacific 
Zeile  F,  physician,  524  Pacific 
Zeile    Fred'k,    Russian    and     Turkish 

baths,  524  Pacific 
Zeis  John,  boots  and  shoes,  222)  Second 
Zeisenburg  &  Stamen,  groceries,  721  Fol 
Zeiro  A;  Sciaroni,  liquors,  621  Broadway 
Zeiss  Louis,  com  merchants,  106  Clay 
Zelner  Wm,  druggist,  873  Mission 
Zeller  H,  stucco  worker,  1043  Market 
Zellerbach  A,  stationery,  413  Sansom 
Zemanskey  H  J,  manufr  cigars,  986  Fol 
Zemansky  S,  millinery,  210  Sixth 
Zengeler  Mrs  S,  coflFee  saloon,  24  Dupont 


Zenovi'^h  L,  liquors,  640  Pott 
Zenovich  Lucca,  fruit,  1122  Stockton 
Zent  Gold  Min  Co,  314  Montgomery 
Ziegler  F  E,  stationery,  634  Montgy 
Zihn  A,  carpenter,  432  Fifth 
Ziinmer  Clias  K,  barber,  6  Summer 
Zimmer  G  W,  Kroceries,  422  Post 
Zimmerman  Edw,  hairdresser,  336  Sixth 
Zimmerman  H  L,  stationery,  703  Bdwy 
Zinnamon  A,  tailor,  308  Bush 
Zinnaman  &  Outmiin,  tailors,  223  Bush 
ZINNS  CHBISTIAX ,  merchant  tail- 

oor,  611  Sacramento 
Zinns  L  A,  stockbroker,  S  F  Stock  Ex- 
change building 
Zissig  Chas,  dry  and  furnishing  goods. 

802  Kearny 
Zocchi  F,  acting  Italian  consul,  625  Front 
Zolfor  Jno,  furniture,  25  Stockton 
Zolner,  Henry,  stationery,  238  Sixth 
Zook  Frank  L,  civil  engineer,  313  Mont 
Zosiel  G,  restaurant,  305  Sixth 
Zschiesciie  Chris,  bootmaker,  1422  Dup 
Zschiesche  K,  cigars,  tobacco,  621  Kearny 
Zundorf  Jno,  tailor,  422  Sacramento 
Zvietich  &  Garrone,fruit  com  merchants, 

519  Sansom 
Zwald  Mrs  Mary,  fruit,  1019  Howard 
Zweifel  Mrs  Ellen,  fruit,  1060  Howard 


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CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  &  PACIFIC  R.  R. 

IS  THE  GREAT  CONNECTING  LINK  BETWEEN  THE  EAST  &  THE  WEST! 

■■  ■     ■■  "  "■  ■  Ulnliig  Curs  for  outlnit  purpospH only.    Onoother 


ItB  main  lino  ruas  frum  Chicaito  to  Council 
Bluffs,  passiriK  tlirouKli  Jollot,  Ottami,  La  Hallo, 
Oenesoo.  Molinc,  ItDuk  Island,  Davenport,  VVust 
Liberty,  Iowa  City, Maronno,  Brooklyn,  (irinnoll, 
Des  Moines  (the  capital  of  lowu),  Stuart,  Atlan- 
tic, and  Avocu  ;  witti  branches  from  Bureau 
Junction  to  I'eorta ;  Wilton  Junction  to  Musca- 
tine, VVashinKton,  FuirlloUt,  lilldon,  Belknap, 
Centreville,  Princeton,  Trenton,  (ialhitln,  Came- 
ron, LeaTonworth,  Atchison,  and  Kansas  City; 
Washington  to  Sigourney,  Oskulooso,  and  Knox- 
Tllle:  KeokuK  to  FarminKton,  Bonaparte,  Ben- 
tonsport.  Independent,  GIdon,  Ottumwu,  Eddy- 
Tille.Oskuloosa,  Pella,  Monroo.  and  l><>9  Moines: 
Newton  to  Monroe;  Uos  Moines  to  Indlunolaanu 
WInterset;  Atlantic  to  l^ewis  and  Audubon;  and 
Avoca  to  Harlan.  This  Is  positively  the  only 
Railroad,  which  owns,  and  operates  a  througn 
line  from  Chicu^zo  Into  the  State  of  Kansas. 

Through  Express  Piissenuer  Trains,  with  Pull- 
man Palace  C'ars  attached,  are  run  each  way  dully 
between  CuiCAOU  and  Pkouia,  Kansas  Citv, 
Council  Blupfs,  Leavenwouth  and  atchi- 
BON,  Through  cars  arealso  run  b'.  treeen  Milwau- 
kee and  Kansas  City,  via  tho  "Mllwaukeo  and 
Rock  Island  Short  Line." 

The  "Great  Kock  Island"  Is  magniflcently 
equipped.  Us  road  bed  Is  simply  perfect,  and  lis 
track  is  laid  with  steel  rails. 

What  will  please  you  most  will  be  the  pleasure 
of  enjoying  your  meals,  while  passing  over  the 
beautiful  prairies  of  Illinois  and  Iowa,  in  one  of 
our  magniUcent  Dining  Cars  that  accompany  all 
Through  Express  Trains.  You  get  an  entiro 
meal,  as  good  as  Is  served  In  any  flrst-cluss  hotel, 
forseventy-Hve  cents. 

Appreciating  the  fact  that  a  nja*orlty  of  the 
people  prefer  separate  apartments  i>>r  different 
purposes  (and  the  immense  passent^o  ■  business 
of  this  Hue  warranting  It),  we  are  pleased  to  an- 
nounce that  this  Company  runs  Pullman  Palace 
SUepinn  Car$  for  sleeping  purposes,  and  Palaca 


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great  feature  of  our  I'lilaco  Cor.s  i»'u  SMOKlSlO 
ALOON  where  you  cau  enjoy  your  "Iluvaua" 
at  all  hours  of  the  dny. 

Magnltlccnt  Iron  Bridges  span  the  Mlsslsslnpi 
ond  Missouri  rivers  at  all  points  cros-wd  by  this 
line,  and  transfers  are  avoided  at  Council  IJIuits 
Kansas  City,  Leavenworth,  and  Atchison,  con- 
nections being  made  in  Union  Depots. 

THli  PKINCII'AL  11.  n.  CONNECTIONS  OF 
TIIW  GUKAT  TIIUOUGII  LINE  AUE  AS 
FOLLOWS : 

At  CHICAGO,  With  all  diverging  lines  for  the 
East  and  South. 

At  ENOLFiwuoD,  With  tho  L.  S.  ft  M.  S.,  uiul  P., 
Ft.  W.  AC.  U.  lids. 

At  Wasuinotok  Heights,  with  P.,  c  &  st. 
L.  It.  U, 

At  LA  SALLE,  with  III.  Cent.  R.  R. 
AtPEOKIA.  with  P.    P.  Jt  J.;  P.  D.  &E.;  I.  B.4 
W.;  III.  Mid.;  and  T.  P.  &  W.  Rds. 

At  ItucK  Island,  with  "Milwaukee  &  Kock 
Island  Short  Line,"  and  Rock  Isl'd  &  i'co.  Kds. 

At  DAVGNI'OitT,  with  tho  Davenport  Division 
CM.  &8t.  P.  It.  K. 

At  West  IjIuertv,  with  the B.,  C.  R.  &  N.  R.  k. 

At  UUINNIJLL,  wttli  Central  Iowa  U.  It. 

At  Des  Moines,  with  D.  M.  &  F.  D.  it.  R. 

At  Council  bluffs,  with  Union  Pacific  R.R. 

At  Omaha,  with  B.  &  Mo.  R.  R.  R.  In  Nob.) 

At  Columbus  J  uNCTioN,with  B.,(;.  K.  A  N.  it.a 

At  Ottumwa,  with  Central  Iowa  H.  R. ;  W.,  I 
St.  L.  &  Pac.  and  C.  B.  &  Q.  R.  Rds. 

At  Keokuk,  with  Tol.,  Peo.  &War.;  Wnb.,St 
Louis  &  Pnc,  and  St.  L.,  Keo.  &  N.-W.  U.  lids. 

At  CameiioN,  with  II.  St,  J.  R.  R. 

At  Atchison,  with  Atch.,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe; 
Atch.  &  Neb.  and  Cen.  Br.  U.  P.  R.  Rds. 

At  Leavenworth,  with  Kan.  Pac,  andKaa 
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At  Kansas  City,  with  all  lines  for  tho  West 
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A  WEEKLY  TBADE  PAPEJR, 


Published     Every    Friday    Morning, 

ESPECIALLY  DEVOTED  TO  THE  ENCOURAGEMENT  OK  THE 


The  Advocate  of  Home  Manufactures. 


ORGAN  OF  THE 


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Able  Editorials  on  Live  Topics. 


Newsy  oominents  on  affaii's  uppertaining  to  business.  The  fullest 
and  most  reliable  market  reports,  and  the  liveliest  and  most  entertain- 
ing trade  paper  published  in  the  United  States. 

Subscript  ion,  $3,00  a  Year,  in  advance,  (postage 

included*)     Sliould  be  remitted  in  Post  Office  orders,  notes  or  pos- 
tage stamps,  to 

^.  D.   BELT., 

Office  SAN  FRANCISCO  MERCHANT, 
323  FRONT  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 
SAMPI^B    COPIBS    FRBB. 


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MENZO  SPRING, 

Manufacturer  of  the 

BEST  IMPROVED 

ARTIFICIAL  LIMBS. 

Oflloe  and  ArtdrcHM, 

9  Geary  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

(.luuution  Kearny  and  Market.) 

All  kinds  of  Artificial  Limbs  repaired 

with  skill  and  Dispatch,  send  for  free  circular. 


.1.  <'ONR.\l)  LUCKEL. 


HERMANN  FISCHBECK. 

NEW   ENaLANI) 

PROPRIETORS, 

Corner  Sixteenth  and  Nebraska  Streets,  -  -  New  Potrero, 

E  .  T-    S  T  El  E  2^T, 

OonimiMMiou  Dealer  in 

ZSngines^  Boilers,  Pumps^ 

Irom  Pipe  and  Machinery  of  all  kinds, 

AGENT  FOR 

Victor  Ore  Feeder,  California  Stimp  Mill,  Gut-Of  Steam 
Pump,  and  Porous  Vitrified  Emory  Wheels, 

225  Market  Street,        San  Francisco,  Cal. 


Importer)*  and  Jobbers  of 

Ifakl  ||ileFiaIp9  Je^elepf  fiiiiiip^ 

Tools,  Optical  Goods,  &c. 

Ka&Q&ctarlng  Jewelers  aad  W&tch  Case  Kftkere, 

120  Sutter  Street,  San  Francisco. 

Agents  of  the  VV.  B  &  CO.  Watch  Glasses,  and  Moseley  &  Go's  Lathes. 


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Edited  by  COL  H.  G.  SHAW. 


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THE  BEST  SPORTING  JOURNAL 


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A  RELIABLE  RECORD  OF  FIELD  AND  WATER  SPORTS. 


A   Good  Medium  for  Advertisers. 


SUBSCRXPTIOlSr : 

ONE  YEAR,  in  Advance $6  00 

SIX  MONTHS,  in  Advance 83  00 


PUBLICATION  OFFICE: 

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SPORTS. 


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San  Francisco, 


1289 


Tl@  f fe©l|g  laiifa©tifmg  Co. 

W.  S.  PHELPS,  Pies't.      A.  H.  PHELPS,  Treas.      W.  H.  PHELPS,  Sec'y. 
MANUFACTURERH  OF 

HoalCiirtlroiBipWort 

MACHINE  BOLTS.  CARRIAGE  BOLTS, 

Set  Screws,  Washers,  Nuts,  Turnbuckles,  Bolt  Ends, 

"Wrought  Spikes,  &c., 

Nos.  13,  15  and  17  DRUMM  STREET, 

NEAR    CA.LIirORNIA, 

SAN    FRANCISCO,   C  A  L. 


CHAS.  W.  WHITNEY. 


JOHN  MARSHALL. 


WHITNEY  &  MARSHALL, 

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ATVM 


COM3IISSION  3lEIi  CHANTS, 

(Successors  to  Glasgow  Iron  and  Metal  Importing  Co.) 

22  and  24  FREMONT  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Refined  Bar,  Norway  Iron  and  Cast  Steel,  Heavy  Hardware,  Wrought  Iron 
Beams  and  Shapes,  Angle  and  Tee  Iron.  Iron  and  Steel  Boiler  Plates,  Still  Bot- 
toms, Sheets  and  Shafting,  Boiler  P'lues  and  Tubes,  Gas  and  Water  Pipes  and 
Fittings,  Boiler  and  T.ink  Rivets,  Horse  Shoes  and  Horse  Shoe  Nails,  Cut  Nails, 
Iron  and  Steel  Forgings  and  Rails,  Fish  Plates,  Bolts,  Nuts,  Washers  and  Spikes, 
Steel  Ingots  to  25  Tons,  American  .ind  Scotch  Pijj  Iron,  Cumberland  and  Scotch 
Coal,  Galvanized  Sheet  Iron,  Plain  and  Corrugated  Iron  and  Steel  Wire,  &c.,  &c. 


Special  attention  given  to  Iron  and  Steel  for  Bridges,  Boofa,  Girders, 
Boilers,  Stillaand  Fire-Proof  Structures  for  Home  consumption  and  Export. 


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San  Francisco. 


R.  F.  OSBORN  A  CO. 

RHTAiriilMHKD  1MI4. 


CABINET  HARDWARE, 


Gold  &  Silver  Drop  Handles.  Escutcheons  &  Cabinet  Makers'  Supplies. 

'9tZ4,      mickrlrAt    ^4"        OpiiOMite  Ilupont,  Nan  Fran<*iH«>o,Cal. 


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San  Fratieisco. 


1291 


Makers'  Supplies. 


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Ilustrated  Catalog*. 


WonieriAge! 


The  Mathmsnn  World  lt<>iinmi<Ml  »liu8|teiiilv<l  Wire  4;iiNhioii  Conibi- 
nation  Billiard  Tabio  is  new  on  exliiliiUm  iitjliul'sUafc  Hotel,  No.  28  Now  Aloiitsfoniery 
Street,  whero  parties  can  see  its  beauty  ami  !,'oiu'ral  fessihiity,  ami  all  its  ijractieal  workliiff  parts. 
Wearo  now  prepared  to  furnish  the  traile  with  (liffi rent  sizes,  styles  anil  priecs,  ranging  from 
JliS.on  to82(X).00anil  upwards  accortliiiic  to  size.  etc. 

They  are  fast  ooiniiijf  into  iro'ioral  use  in  Kainilies,  Saloons,  Tiilliard-Halls,  and  very  soon  will 
take  the  place  (if  the  lifeless  OUi  Style  Milliard  Tables.  They  are  causinj;  a  world  of  excitement 
amongst  Hilliard  critics  and  the  lovers  of  the  (.".inie  {{enerally,  on  account  of  their  Accuracy,  Reauty, 
Durability,  Adaptness  to  extreme  hot  and  cold  clima  es,  its  cbeaimess  and  lightning  rapidity  of 
the  Balls  "rolling  from  an«:lc  to  anjrle.  With  the  greatest  anxi  ty  do  thousands  of  j)eople  watch 
the  progress  of  the  game  being  played  at  our  place  of  business  in  the  I'alace  Hotel. 

We  would  extend  a  special  inviiBtion  toour  friends  and  the  public  generally  to  cone  and  see 
the  Greatest  Wonder  of  our  times.  It  is  in  itself  like  the  Wonderful  Kdison  Light,  shilling 
brighter  and  brighter  every  day,  it  is  showiti','  up  tn  the  w.irld  what  energy,  time  and  perseveience 
can  produce.  (»rders  are  being  filled  from  I'ortland,  Oreiron,  Arizona,  Salt  Lake,  and  at  Cbicago, 
Ue.xico  and  the  far  off  interior  and  our  own  immediiite  vicinity. 

Address,       S.  R.  MATHEWSON  &  CO., 

No.  28  New  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


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ISlate  CompoMlt  Bed. 
and  CueM  com 

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Less  Wooden  Balls. 

Less  Wooden  Bed. 

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125  00 

175  00 

200  00 

117  50 

165  00 
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8.  R.  MATHEWSON  &  CO., 

No.  88  New  Montgomery  Street.  San  Francisco. 


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Smi  &  323  Sacramento  Street, 

Have  finally  conchuled  tliat  further  foritciinmce  would  cease   to  bo  a 

virtue,  and  thcireforo  ofler 


FOR  TBE 


DETECTION  of  the  DISHONEST    PARTIES 


WHO  TRRSISTKNTLY  III.L  OUR 


Jioxes  with  counnon  (^'hina  ciffars,  jiiul  pahn  them  uli'  upon  unsuspect- 
ing customers  as  tJie  genuine  article,  in  tint  production  of  whioli  we 
use  only  the  best  of  Havana  Tol)acco,  and  employ  all  the  skill  which 
we  have  acfjuired  by  an  experience  «)f  ovei'  thirty  years  in    this   trade. 


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}Iave  given  universal  satisfaction,  by  i-eason  of  their  inti'insic  merii, 
and  we  decline  to  sutfer  any  longer  through  tlip  avarice  of  unprinci- 
palied  vendors. 

The  United  States  Revenue  Laws  impose  a  heavy  tine  uj)on  parties 
guilty  of  this  otfence,  and  we  shall  take  all  means  to  bring  the  ofleiul- 
ers  to  justice  in  future. 

J.  W.  SCHAEFFER  &  CO. 


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San  Francisco. 


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JAMES  C.  STEELE  &  CO., 

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Anrt  Ikcnh'rM  in 

CALIFORNIA  MEDICINAL  PLANTS. 

Agents  for  H.  Thayer  A  Co's  Third  Extract.  Pills,  &c. 
4«        ••      Burroueh  Bros.  Third  Extracts. 

.♦       «•     John  Wyeth  &  Bros,  unequalled  Pharmaceutical  Pre- 
parations. 
••        '*     Allaire.  Woodward  &  Co's  Pressed  Herbs. 
«•        «•     Theo.  Metcalf  &  Co's  Wrellin's  Food.  &c. 

A  Full  Mtoek  of 

Botanic  Medicines,  Concentrated  Remedies, 

Powders,  Tinctures,  &c. 

Humphreys'  Homoeopathic  Remediea,  Minimi  Waters,  Granulated  Eflfer- 
vescing  Salts,  Sponges,  Patent  Medicines,  «fec.,  on  hand. 

JAIVIES  G.  STEELE  &  CO.,  Palace  Drug  Store, 

635  MARKET  STREET.  SAN  FRANCISCO.  CAL. 

nD    QPTMMFY  "^o.  I  I  KEARNY  STREET 

JL/lv*    OX    111  ll  JJ  X       TrrutH  ail  liiroiiic  A  MpiM'ial  I>Im<'U84>m. 

YOUNG    MEN 

Who  may  be  Buffe riiiff  f roni  tlio  tflfccttt  of  yimthful  fdllies  or  iiuliBcretion,  will  do  well  to  avail 
thcniselvfs  of  this,  the  trruatcst  b(M>ii  ever  liilil  ut  the  iiltttr  of  suflVring  liunmiiit.v.  DR.  SPINNEY 
will  (guarantee  to  forfeit  SWO  for  every  case  of  Si'iuliial  Weakiiuss  or  private  Uiaease  of  any  kind 
or  character  which  he  undertakes  aiul  fails  toeur.:. 

MIDDLE-AGED    MEN. 

There  arc  uiany  at  the  age  of  thirty  to  sixty  w  ho  are  trouli'.ed  with  too  frequent  evacuations 
of  the  bladder,  often  aeconi|ianied  by  a  sll>;lit  slnartin^'  or  biirniij}r  sensation  and  a  weakeninpr  of 
the  sybtcm  iti  a  manner  the  j  atient  coiiuot  ai  count  for.  On  examining  the  urinary  de))08itj)  a 
ropy  Bcdiment  will  often  Iw  found,  and  sometimes  sniill  particies  of  albumen  will  ap]>ear,  or  the 
color  will  be  of  a  thin,  milkihh  hue,  a),'ain  chanffiusr  to  a  dark  and  torpid  appearance.  There  are 
many  men  who  die  of  this  diflieulty,  ijtiiorant  of  the  canse,  which  is  the  seeond  stajje  of  seminal 
weakni'M.'  Dr.  S.  w  ill  guarantee  a  (lerfect  cure  in  all,  such  cases,  and  a  healthy  restoration  o(  the 
Rcnito-urinary  orphans. 

Office  Hours-- 10  to  4  and  ti  to  8  Sundays  from  10  to  11  a.  .m.  t^onsultntion  free.  Thor- 
ough examination  and  advice,  ![!■■.  Cuiror  Ailclress,        IIR.  ISPISISEY  A  CO., 

No.  11  Kearny  Street.  San  FrancijCO. 


ELSIE  CRiNDLE, 

FbTsical  Test  ai  Business  leliii, 

939  {MISSION  STREET.  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Circles,  Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Friday  Evenings,  50  Cents. 

Prompt  Attention  g^ven  to  Private  Sittings.    Only  $1  00. 


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CLADDING,  McBEAN  «  CO., 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 


>SSP 


Terra  Cotta  Chimney  Pipe  and  Tops, 

Garden  Vases,  Flower  Pots, 
Fire  Brick,  Fire  Clay,  Etc. 

»       -         .  I  1310  &  1312  Market  St., 

San   Francisco.    \  ^^^^^,  McAllister  Street. 

Oakland,  1 1 70  &  i  1 72  Broadway. 
Manufactory  at  Lincoln,  Placer  County,  Cal. 


CiOIXU  TO 

Albany,  Troy,  Montreal,  Quebec,  Boston.  Springfield,  Wor- 
cester, Portland,  New  Haven,  Hartford,  and  all  points 
in  Canada  and  New  England, 

Be  sure  that  your  Tickets  read 
**  Via  the  Erie  Railway  to  Binghatnpton  and  Del- 
aware and  Hudson  Canal  Co*s  Railroad  from 
Binghatnpton  to  Albany," 

And  you  will  save  time  and  Expense. 

JOS.  ANOELL,  Gkn.  Pass.  Agent,  Albany. 


MONTGOMERY  STREET, 


Extending  from  Pine  to  Bu.-li  Street. 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


S.  H.  SETMOUR  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 

TERMS SI.60,  $2,00  and  $2,60  per  Day. 

And  Lower  Kiites  by  Special  Agreement. 


PMNngtn  «ad  tlitir  Baggage  Convsjei  to  tha  latil  fm  sf  Cbarg*. 


SPECIAL  NOTICE  TO  TRAVELERS. 

Upon  the  arrival  of  the  Train  at  the  Ferry  crosslnij  the  Bay  to  San  Francisco,  polite  and  respon- 
lible  coachmen,  wearing  the  Rus8  House  Badge,  will  meet  you  on  the  Boat,  talce  full  charge  of  your 
Trunks  and  Hand-Baggage,  and  conver  yourself  and  Baggage  to  the  Hotel  free  of  any  charge 
whatever. 


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Tucson,  Arizona. 


ESTABLISHED  IN  1870. 


DAILY  AND  WEEKLY 


Tucson,  Arizona. 


R.  C.  BROWN, 


Publisher  and  Proprietor. 


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WEEKLY,  per  Year 90  00 

"  Six  Months 3  00 

"  Three  Months 176 

DAILY,  per  Year 8IO00 

"  Six  Months 6  00 


REPUBLICAN  IN  POLITICS. 


HAS  THE  LARGEST  CIRCULATION 


OF   ANY    PAPER   IN   THE   TERRITORY. 


Mincellaneou^. 


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CLIAB  L1.K1  HOTEL 

J.  N.  MILLER,  Proprietor. 

Board  by  tha  Day,  $1.00.       Boari  ani  Lodging,  per  Week,  $5.00. 

The  Clear  Iiake  Hotel  U  now  .ipon  for  thu  ii(;comin'xluil..n  of  tho  imblic.  where  irood 
board  and  lodging  i-ati  bu  had  at  ruaMoiiablu  rutos. 

The  Table  will  always  be  supplied  with  the  Best  the  Market  affords. 

And  no  trouble  will  bo  nparod  tn  mvko  customuin  eoiiirortiiblc.     BOAKI*  by  tho  DAY  OR  WEEK. 
Romemlwr  tho  Place,  Cleor  Ijake  Hotel,  Lakeport,  Lake  Co.,  Cat. 


n??3T  MEDAL 

jrCHANICSFAIR 
1077 


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WORK 
LOn'pRWES  /^ 


CEY8ER 

Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stable. 

Corner  Went  and  North  HtM., 
HEALDSBUIIG.  CAL. 


Uorees  boarded  by  the  day,  week  or  month  at 
the  lowest  rates. 

Stagea  (or  GeyBers,  Skaggs  Springs,  and  all 
points  of  interest,  on  favorable  terms.  Carria- 
ge*, UuKiries  and  Saddle  Horses  always  on  hand. 
N.  W.  BOSTWIOK,  Proprietor. 


CHAS.  E.  PROCTOR, 
DHAYMAN, 

stand  in  Front  WellH,  Farxo  St  Co 

Healdsburi;,  Sonoma  Co. 

All  orders  left  with  me  will  be  attended  to  with 
promptness  and  at  reasonble  rates. 

Particular  care  taken  in  moving  Furniture, 
Pianos,  etc.  Orders  sent  by  mail  or  telegraph 
will  receive  immediate  attention. 

"  lilve  and  I<et  Live." 


C.  ED.  JONES,^ 

PAINTER  &  JILL  POSTER. 

KalHominlnK.  Paper  HanKing, 

House  Painting,  etc.,  neatly  done. 

Lctt\  e  orders  at  the  shop  on  West  Street,  or  the 
Sotoyonie  House,  Healdsburg. 


T.  BUNDY, 
BOAT      BUI-LiOBH, 

Voot  of  Fifth  (Street, 

Lakeport,  Lake  Co.,  Cal. 

Boats  to  Rent.    Sailing  and  Fishing  Parties 
attended  tu. 


MOUND  COTTAOE  HOTEL, 
LAKEPORT. 

First-Class  Accommodations. 


Board  per  Day $2  00 

Board  per  Week,  from ^  00  to  $10  00 

».  T.  CHAPMAW,  Prop'r. 


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JOHN  N.  MEYER. 


Corner  Ja4*kMon  Htreet, 
Mau  Frauclavo,  C'al, 


LOUIS  MZLL7.B  &  CO ,  Frop'rs. 


GLAUS  QEBEEN,  Manager. 


Board  and  Lodging,  per  Week 90.00  to  86.00 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  Day 81.00 

Single  iVIeals 26  Cents. 

This  new  flre-proof  Briuk  HuiUliiiif  wan  I'XjirexHly  built  for  a  Hotel,  and  is  within  onelilockuf 
the  Portt  Office  and  near  the  Uru;;oii  Kmij^rmit  Bureau.  Kaniiliuti  uut^cnunodated  on  reasonable 
terms.    No  Chinese  employed.    Free  Coarh  to  and  from  the  HoaMe. 

No.  643  KEARNY  STREET  CORNER  oVcm. 

H.  TRAUBE, 

Importer  and  Dealer  in 

WATCHES, 

CLOCKS 

AND 

JEWELRY. 

AND  AGENT  FOR  THE 

P.  S.  BAETLBTT.  WALTHAM  WATCH  CO..  (Fogg's  Patent) 

Movement  with  6  ounce  Solid  Silver  Cases,  832.00 
"  "      5      "  "  "  "  30.00 

"  "       4      ««  "  "  "  28.00 

"  "      3      «*  .        "  "  «•  26.00 

it  tt      2      **  *'  **  "  24.00 

All  Watches  Guaranteed  for  Two  Yean. 

fAll  Orders  from  the  Country  promptly  attended  to. 


<  N.  MEYER. 


kMon  Mtrect. 
iciaco.  C'al. 


SEN,  Manager. 

f>0  to  S6.00 

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UwUhln  one  Block  ot 
iHlated  on  reMonable 
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ogg's  Patent) 

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30.00 
28.00 
26.00 
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Alameda,  Col. 


1299 


Established  September  i6th,  1869. 


ALAMEDA,    CAL. 


A  PURE  FAMILY  NEWSPAPER. 


CIRCULATING  IN 


THE  BEST  FAMILIES  OF  THE  STATE. 


TIBIIS:  Per  Year,  ia  Advanes, 


$3.00 


To  any  part  of  the  United  States. 


I  attended  to.     ■  I — 


at  L®W1ST  RATIS. 

But  no  illegal  or  immoral  advertisements  will  be  taken  at  any  price. 

F.  K.  KRAUTH,  Proprietor. 


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[ESTABLISHED  1809.] 


PATJBMTEES  OF 


Steel  Wire,  Wire  Drawers,  Galvanizers 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PATENT  STEEL  AND  IRON  WIRE  ROPES 

Ronnd,  Flat,  Parallel  and  Taper, 

For  Mines,  Inclines   and   all   kinds   Heavy  Hoisting,  Ships*  Rig. 
gingf.  Telegraph  Wire,  etc. 

Steel  Cables  for  Street  Railroads,   and  Underground  Haulage,  manufac- 
tured by  Special  Patent  Process,  producing  a  hard  tempered  skin,  more 
toughness  and  llexibility  than  any  other  description  of  rope. 

Contractors  aad  Wire  Hope  Makers  to  the  Lords  of  Admiralty. 

Awarded  the  only  Prize  Medal  at  the  Havre  Maritime  Exhibition  out 

of  27  Competitors. 


WORKS— WEST  GORTON,  MANCHESTER. 

Bngfineering  Branch,  23  and  25  CrookBton  street,   Glasifovv,    Ships'  Rigging   Branch,  S3  Bath 
Street,  Liverpool.    Representative  (or  the  Paciflu  Coast, 

W.  PATON,  304  California  Street. 


AND 


\YOLO  DEMOCRAT  (Weekly), 

Official  Papers  of  Town  and  County. 


WEEKLY   Established    1867.    DAILY,    1877. 


Office :  Freeman's  Block,  Main  Street. 


WH.  SAUNDERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  «''^el?srpe^TO.?;,5i.5S 


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SAN    FRANCISCO. 

(CLASSIFIED.) 

Bee  alsoi  Liit  Beceived  too  Late  for  Be^ar  Iniertion. 


ABALONE  SHELL  JEWELRY. 

JACKSON  RW,  411  Clay 


ABALONE  SHELL  JEWELRY. 

R.  W.  JACKSON^  Manufacturer. 

614  Market  Street,  ISan  Francisco. 

Offers  special  inducementr  to  the  country 
trade.  Call,  when  in  town,  and  select  an  assort- 
ment from  his  varied  stock. 


ADVERTISING  AGENTS. 


Brown  D, 
Crane  C  W, 
Earlp  Halford, 
Fisher  L  P, 
Keyt  k  Co, 
Lake  Wm  B, 
La  Malfa  J  F, 
Miller  M  A  &  Co, 
Patterson  Jas  W, 
Riley  P  S, 
Smith  &  Faylor, 


606  Montgomery 

318  Pine 

415  Market 

20  and  21  Merchants'  Ex 

506  Commercial 

cor  Post  and  Kearny 

628  Montgomery 

608  Market 

2  New  Montgomery 

214  Montgomery 

140  " » 


DAVIS  G  A.  327  Market 

FRANK  BROS,      319  and  32    xMarket 
GOSLING  GEO  N,  32U  Sansom 

Granger  Business  Assn,  106  Davis 

Harris  Jas  &  Co,  5  Beale 

Hawley  C  A  &  Co,  412  Market 

Hawley  David  N,        301  to  SOS)         " 

HAWLEY  MARCUS  C  &  CO, 

301  to  309        " 
LINFORTH,  RICE  &  CO,  40i      <' 

Meyers  Christian,  56  Bluxome 

OSBORN  D  M  &  CO,    254  and  256  Mkt 
SOULE  E.       NW  cor  4th  ahd, Bryant 


MARCUS  C.  HAWLEY  &  CO., 

Importers  of 
AMERICAN  &.  FORBIC^K 

Hardware  and  Agricnltnral  MDleieEts^ 


aoi  and  .^00  Market  Si. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


?et. 


Van  Norden  &  (Hlmore,  607  ' ' 

AGENTS. 

(See  also  Advertising,  Real  Estate, 
News,  Manufacturers,  Publishers  and 
Purchasing  Agents.) 

Cahen  Aug, 
Crane  E  J, 
De  Courcy  E, 

DORETY  J 

Harris  VV  H, 
Jacoby  A, 
StiUman  Alfred, 
Wolfe  Jos  M, 


320  Sansom 

211 

120  Sutter 

H,  120      " 

223  California 

20  Sansom 

232  California 

545  Washington 


AGRICULTURAL  IMPLE- 
MENTS. 

(See  also  Hardware.) 
Ayers  &  Co,  254  and  256  Market 

BAKER  &  HAMILTON,  1 3  to  1 9  Front 
BONNEY  0,  '221  Mission 


Sole  Agents  for  Howe's  U.  S.  Standard  Scales, 
"  Scliuttler  "  Wajfons,  "  Ruckeye  "  .Mowers  and 
Reapers,  Oaar,  Seott  &  Co's  Thresher  Eng-ines 
and  Separators,  Haines'  Hetvdcr.s,  Rice's  Straw- 
lUirner  Knsjines,  Dceic's  GanK  Plows,  Tlie  "Rea'- 
iilator"  Winilmllls,  "  Perpetual  "  Ilay  Pres-^t^i, 
Ktc,  Etc. 


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ALE  AND  PORTER. 

BURNELL  &  TURNER,      519  Sac 

Marks  Samuel,  NP]  cor  Clay  and  Mont 
WARD  WM  &  CO.       509  Sacramento 

AMUSEMENTS. 

Adelphi  Theatre,  607  California 

Bfvldwin  Theatre,    (Thos  Maguire), 

932  and  934  Market 
Bella  Union  Theatre,  803  Keamj? 

Bush  St  Theatre,  (Chas  E  Locke), 

323  Bush 
California  Theatre,  414  " 

Chinese  Theatre,  (Grand),  814,  816  Wash 
Chinese  Theatre,  (new),  623  Jackson 
Grand  Opera  House,  Miss  bet  3d  and  4th 
Jordan's   Anatomical    Museum, 

Hardie  Place  near  Kearny 
Maynard's  Gymnasium,  232  Sutter 


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PURE  PORT  WINEp  flir  Medicinal  PflTDOsei,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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CLASMIFIKD. 


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McCabe  Juo  H,  (agent),         '235  Kearny 
Patiilic  Aniitomical  Musuem, 

Hardie  Place  near  Kearny 
riatt's  Hall,  216  Montgomery 

STANDARD  THEATRE,  (M  H 

Kennedy  propr),  3*20  Bush 

TTivoli    Garden,    (Krelling     Bros 

proprs),  '28,  30  and  3'2  Eddy 

Vienna  (iardens,  NW  cor  8ut  and  Stock 

Wiener  (Sarten,  ' 

Wooduanl'rf  (Iardens, 

Mission  bet  Thirteenth  &  Fourteenth 


APOTHECARIES. 

(See  Druggists. ) 


ARCHITECTS. 


Bayless  W  H, 
Bennett  A  A, 
Bcstor  II  'i; 
Bordwell  (leo, 
il>i(rd\vell  (Jeo  A, 
Cleavcland  Henry  W, 
Cliudi  Bryan  .1, 
Ciirlctt  (fe  Eisen, 

DICKIE  EROS, 

Fr;vzce  V, 
(i  ay  nor  .)  P, 
<!eddea  Chas, 
(ieiltViss  H, 
Hatherton  &  Pelton, 
Honrikscn  B  K, 
Hillert  F, 
Hoagland  W  C, 
Hoffman  &  Clinch, 
Hueriie  P, 
Kenitzcr  &  llaun, 
Laver  A,  Stock  E 

ilifighton  A  A', 
Lueders  IVed  R, 
Macy  H  C, 

Marquis  .John,  SE  cor 
McDoughall  B  &  Son, 
McKenzie  Sherwin, 
Meeker  &  Banks, 
Mitchell  Harold  D, 
Mooser  Wm, 
Newsdin  S  &  J  C, 

O'CONUOR  P  J. 

Patton  Wm, 
Percy  A;  Hamilton, 
Piseis  Albert, 

PORTOIS  P, 

Iteiner  .1  A, 
Schmidt  PK, 
Smith  Wm, 
Snyder  A  A, 
Swain  I'xlward  R, 
Townsend  &  Wynekcu 

WELSH  THOS  J. 


lOG  Leideadnrff 

318  Pine 

65'2  Market 

507  California 

318  Pine 

1)07-  Montgomery 

037  Ker.rny 

330  I'ine 

18  Market 

137  MontLComery 

309  California 

0*28 

33  Kearny 

330  Pine 

I'2G  Kearny 

G'20  Washington 

43*2  Montgomery 

037  Kciirny 

1'2« 

601  California 

ixchango  building 

531  California 

515 

33  Kearny 

Sutter  &  Montgy 

330  Pine 

310     " 

1'26  Kearny 

'217  Sansom 

30'2  Montgomery 

410 

413  Bush 

411^  California 

318  Pine 

302  Montgomery 

621  Sansom 

230  Montgomery 

103  ]'ost 

318  Pine 

17Halleck 

507  Mt.iitgomery 

,      515  California 

302  Montgomery 


Wilbur  .J  B, 
W'iUiams  S  H  &  Son, 
Winterhalter  W, 

WOLF  &  SON, 

Wright  &  Sanders, 


137  Montgomery 

61  Merchants'  Ex 

2!)  Post 

240  Montgomery 

418  California 


ARTIFICIAL  FLOWERS. 


Cook  Mrs  A  0, 
Cotter  Mrs, 

DUCASSE  A,  (mnuufr), 
(rerrish  Mrs  M  E, 
Goehring  A, 
Kahn  H, 
Luger  Julia, 
Lucas  Mme  Anna  Gettz, 
Sciallero  T  Mrs, 
Townsend  Mrs, 


115  Kearny 

120  0KarrelI 

870'  MissLou 

lis  Ellis 

410  Natoma 

407  Kearny 

206  Sixteenth 

743  Howard 

,   343  Kearny 

114  Turk 


ARTIFICIAL  LIMBS. 


BEEMAN  WILLIAM, 
SPRING  MENZO, 

ARTISTS. 


616  Clay 
9  Geary 


Ad^uns  J  B, 
Alexander  Esther, 
Baxter  &  Blank, 
Bel  lay  Francis, 
Bloomer  R  F, 

BOWEN  F, 

Bouvy  Fermen, 
Brock  Guatave, 
Brookes  Samuel  M, 
Burgess  (J  H, 
Cadenasso  G, 


12  Ellis 

311  Sutter 

832  Miirket 

718  (Jreenwich 

UO'Fiirr.'U 

746  MisRinn 

.'40  Montgomery 

6  Kdily 

6il  Clay 

126  Kearny 

7  Montgomery  ave 


California  School  of  Design,  (Vif;;il 

Williams  director),  430  i'ine 

Cameron  &  Campbell,  6  Eddy 

Collins  (Jertrude,  324  Turk 

Conner  Mrs  J  L,  8G5J.  Market 

COOK  J  J,  26  Montgon,.ry 

Cook  Kossuth,  1014  MontgdUicry 

<  'uoper  A  D,  UOi  McAllister 

Coulter  W  A,  (marine),     515  California 
Coxon  John, 

517  Clyy  and  510  Commercial 
Dayton  Miss  Ida  E,  1)2  St  Ann'.s  hUig 
Deakin  Ed,  611  Clay 

Denny  G  J,  408  California 

Dickason  Miss  Alice,  7'24i  Market 

Dicknnson  J  R,  6  Eddy 

Duloiu-A  612  Fourth 

Eastman  Mrs  l!mily  R,  11    Kearny 

EUROPEAN  FRESCO  ARTISTS' 

ASSOCIATION,  20'J  Sausom 

Ferraioli  V,  6  Eddy 

Field  Thomas,      9  Post  and  608  Mariitt 
Freeman  W  R,  137 

Hahn  William,  240  Montgomery 

Halsey  H  H,  6  Eddy 


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1'20  O'Farroll 
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419  Natoma 
407  Kearny 
206  Sixteenth 
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343  Kearny 
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611  Clay 
12G  Kearny 
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430  I'uie 
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324  Turk 
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7244  Market 
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fc'OAETISTS' 

209  Sansom 

6  Ed.ly 

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240  Montgomery 

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Hassack  Alfred, 
Heath  Miss  Eugenia, 
Hecht  Joseph  A, 
Hopps  Miss  Nellie, 
Irclan  Mrs  Wni, 

JEFFEBS,  WELLS 


6  Eddy 

Baldwin  Hotel 

92  St  Ann's  bldg 

126  Kearny 

728  Montgomery 

126  Kearny 

&  KIPFS. 

1436  Market 
Jenks  Albert,  (portrait),  1415  Montgy 
Jones  N  W,  6  Eddy 

Keith  W,  Mercantile  Library  bldg 

Klarenmeyer  S,  724J  Market 

KNIGHT  GEO  H,  114  Turk 

Koch  John,  339  Kea-ny 

Layres  Mrs  P],  1121A  Howard 

Lussier  &  Hill,  99  St  Ann's  bldg 

MACDONALD  H  W,  6  Eddy 

McDevitt  Miss  M,  ]  404  Polk 

Moretti  &  Trezzini,  (fresco),        (5  Ivbly 


MorLjan  Miss  S  E, 

Nahl  H  W  A, 

0;4ill)y  Robert  E, 

Ostrom  Miss  Julia, 

Pebbles  A  W, 

Pebbles  Frank, 

Peters  Pearl  L, 

Pierce  W  H, 

Ponzo  P, 

Prescott  J  F, 

Proscb  Chas, 

RICHTER  P  E,  (fresco). 

Rising  Miss  A, 

Rix  .Julian  W, 

Robinson  Chas, 

Rockwell  Miss  E  A, 

Rode  Eniil, 

Rouse  C  S, 

Ryder  Miss  E, 


F-.    BOASTER, 

ARTIST, 

No.  146  Mission  Street, 

SAN'  FIIANCISCO,  CAU. 


H.  W.  MACDONALD  &  CO, 
•'  The  Club  "  Portrait  Studio, 

No.  6  Eddy  Street,  S.  P. 

rortraimeiilar^'edfiniu  small  I'hotdffraphs  i.r 
other  pii'Uircs  and  painted  in  Oil,  Water  Coloj-s, 
India  Ink  or  Crayon. 


0  O'Furr  II 

318  Kearny 

803  Montgomery 

435  Turk 

328  Montgomery 

415 

223  Kearny 

843  Mission 

31 1  tJcssie 

6  Ivldy 

240  Montgomery 

ill 7  Sansom 

126  Kearny 
734  Montgomery 
728 
103 

6.")9  Clay 

0  ]':ddy 

26i  Kearny 


ARTISTS'  MATERIALS. 


San  Francisco  Art  Assn,  (Irving  M 


Scott  prest), 
Schafer  F, 
Shaw  S  W, 
.Slied  C  I), 
Smith  Miss  Lizzie, 
Springer  Mrs  11  C, 
Steuder  H, 
Straus  M, 
Strong  Miss  E, 
Strong  J  D, 
Sweetland  Mrs  A  L, 
Tavenier  Jules, 


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Tojetti  Eilward, 
Tojotti  Virgil. 

UNIVERSAL 


430  Pine 

432  Montgomery 

120  Sntter 

10  California 

737  Market 

6()'Farrell 

126  Kearny 

319  California 

728  Montgomery 

7  Montgomery  a\o 

120  .Sutter 

728  Montgomery 

cor  Turic  and  Tyler 

223  Leavenworth 


Bancroft  A  L  &  Co, 
Bass  T  .1  &  Co, 
Cohen  Herman, 
Denny  Edward  &  Co, 


721  Market 
27  Dupcmt 
19         " 
512  Sacramento 


HUETER  BROS  &  GO,  12  Second 

M«)rri.s  &  Keimody,  21  Post 

SNOW  &  CO.  20  " 

Schwab  &  Breese,  624  Market 


HUETER  BROS.  &  CO., 

rnipiirtors  of 

ARTISTS'  MATERIALS 

and  luannfaiturersof 

SHEET   WAX, 

12  Second  St.,  under  Grand  Hotel. 


ASPHALTUM  WORKS. 

(See  Hoofers.) 


F.  N.  Nkivai,.  W.  S.  SomkrveI/L. 

Pacific  Asphaltum  Co. 

ANphaltiiin   aiul   Folt   Roofs,  SUle- 

.  wuIkM,  aH«l  Ollai'  Floors, 

Reiiiiiriiij;  (lone.     All  work  {ruivriintoed.     Asplml- 
t<ini  for  Kiile. 

San  KranrisL-o  Ottice :   4'Ht  .fat'ktton  Ht., 

between  Moiitnonier.v  and  Siuisoni. 


COPYING  CO. 

1436  Market 
Wandeforde  J  B,  530  California 

Whaley  M  J,  104  St  Ann's  bldg 

Williams  Miss  E,  120  .Sutter 

Wyttenbach  E,  432  Montgomery 

Yates  Fred,     4  Mercantile  Library  bldg 
Yelland  R  D,  408  Ci-lifornia 


ASSAYERS. 

BERTON  &  GALLIARD,     r)27  Clay 

l)e  (}root,  Birge  Sc  Co,  318  Pine 

FALKENAU  &  REESE,  328  Montgy 

Hanks  Henry  C,  619 

Irelan  Wm  Jr,     49  Merchants'  Ex  bldg 


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JOHNSTON  WM  D,  120  Halleck 

Kuh  Leopold,  611  Commercial 

KTJSTEL  &  RIOTTE,  318  Pine 

Lane  &  Green,  520  Fiftli 

McCrorey  J  H,  825  Kearny 

McOullouj?h  H  V  S,  318  Pine 

MOSHEIMER  JOSEPH.  507  Montgy 

PHILLIPS  J  S.  702  California 

PRICE  THOMAS,        524  Sacramento 
Keichling  F  &  Co,  400  Montgomery 

Riehn,  Hemme  &  Co,  404 
Strong  &  Co,  10  Stevenson 


A        METALLURGICAL 

^M^i^^  WORKS. 

1^   318  PINE  STREET. 

^      ^  (Basement.) 

Ores  Crushed  and  Sampled,  and  Workini,'  Tests 
made  by  any  process.  Assaying,  in  ull  its 
branches.  Analysis  of  Ores,  Minerals,  Waters 
Etc.  KUtSTKL  A  RIOTTK. 

Assaying  and  the  Metallurgy  of  Uold  and  Silver 
taught  theoretically  and  practically. 


W.  D.  JOHNdTON, 

(Formerly  Chief  Assayer  with  Thus.  Price.) 

Assayer  and  Analytical  Chemist, 

IIH  and  iseo  Halle«'k  Street, 

Near  Leidesdorff,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Personal  attention  insures  prompt  retunis. 
Medieo-legal  investigations  a  specialty. 


Bullion  Hooms,  024  Sacramento  St.,  S.  Francisco 
Assay  Office,  524  Sacramento  St.,  8.  Francisco 

THOM         PRICE'S 

BULLION  and  MELTINQ  BOOMS 

5964  Sari*aniento  St.,  S.  FraneiHco. 

Deposits  of  Bullion  Melted  and  Coin  UeturnH 
made  in  '24  hours.  L)e'.Hisits  may  be  forwarded 
to  this  office,  from  any  part  of  the  interior,  by 
express,  and  returns  matle  in  the  same  maimer, 
or  by  check  or  certificate  of  de|X)sit. 


ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIE- 
TIES. 

Aid    Union,  2f>  Kearny 

American  Home  Missionary  Society, 

J  H  Warren  supt,  7  Montgy  ave 

American    Sunday     School    Union 

Fred'k  E  Shearer  agt,         757  Market 

AMERICAN  TRACT  SOCIETY, 

757  Market 
Bar  Association,  OJH  Saer.imento 

Bibilotheque  de  la  Liequo  Nationale 

Francaise,  120  Sutter 

Bohemian  Club,  430  Pine 

British      Benevolent     Association, 

(John  P  McCurrie  secy),      730  Montg 


Cabinetmakers   Co-operative  Ass'n 

304  Mission 

CALIFORNIA  FIRE  ASSOCU- 
TION,  16  Frout 

CAL  STATE  DEMOCRATIC 
CLTJB.  (W  W  Cope  prest),  G30  Com 

California  Stock  Exchange  Board, 

20  Leidesdorf! 

Central   Gardens   Association,  41 IJ  Cal 

Congregational   Publishing  Society 

757  Market 
French    Mutual   Beneficial  Associa- 
tion, (Chas  Maubec  secy),  729  Montgy 
German  General  Benevolent  Society, 
(ERoemer)  114Dupont 

GROCERS      PROTECTIVE 

UNION,  (M  Leisen  mangr),  005  Clay 
Little  Sisters  Infant  Shelter,  512  Minna 
Masonic    Hall   Association  of  S  F, 

(A  G  Abell  prest), 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Master  Mariner's  Benevolent  Ass'n, 

(Chas  H  Aitkin),  Druid's  Hall 

MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE, 

(Horace  Wilson  librarian),       27  Post 

Merchants   Exchange    Association, 

Merchants  Ex  bldg,  California 

Microscopical  Society,  120  Sutter 

Milkmen  s  Mutual  Aid  and  Protect- 
ive Association,  35  Eddy 

Mining,  Mercantile  and  Dealers 
Protective  Assn,  213  Sansom 

Mutual  Security  Fund,  (J  p 
Naughton  secy),  331  Kearny 

Odd  Fellows  Mutual  Aid  Association, 

325  Montcomerv 

OLYMPIC  CLUB,  (W    F  Lawton     ^ 
manager).  111*  Post 

Orphan  Asylum  (Hebrew), 

Devisatlero  bet  Hayes  and  Grove 

Orphan  Asylum  (protestant), 

Haight  bet  Buchanan  and  Laguna 

PACIFICCLUB,  204  Montgomery 

Painters  Protective  Union,    771  Market 

Portuguese  Benevolent  Association, 
(A  P  and  M  P  Abreo),     41 5. i  Drumm 

Professional  Protective  Ass'n  COS  Mkt 

SAFETY  FUND  BENEVOLENT 

ASSOCIATION,    (C    M    Theilmann 

secy),  120  Keaniy 

S    F    Benevolent    Association,    (R 

Becching  secy),  20  Webb 

S  F  Stock   Ex    Board,  3.33  to  337  Pine 
S   F    Typographical  Union, 

G0()  Montgomery 
S  F   Trade    Protective  Association, 

(H  W  Baxter  manager),  438  California 
S  F  Turn  Verein  Halle,  (gymnas'm), 

323  Turk 
Society   for    Prevention  of  Cruelty 

to  Animals,  (N  Hunter  sec),  G14  Mereh 
Spanish  Mutual  Benevolent  Society, 

(P  Aguierre),  730  Montgomery 


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Swiss  Benevolent  Ass'n,  109  Montgomery 
White  Cigar  Makers  Ass'n  of  the 

Pacific  coast,  807  Market 

Young  Men's  Christian  Ass'n,  232  Suttr 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

Abels  S  E, 
Ackemian  Chas, 
Adams  A  C, 
Adams  Fred, 
Adams  John  Q, 

AIKEN  WM  A, 

Aldridge  L, 
Allen  James  M, 
Allen  W  H, 
Ames  Fisher,  ^ 
Anderson  R  C, 
Andrus  Milton, 
An«el  &  Francis, 

ANOEL  TEXAS 

Aitplegate  J  H, 

ASH  ROBT, 

Ashby  E  VV, 
Ashley  Warren, 
Aslidi''.vn  A, 
Babb  M  E, 

BACH  ALBERT, 

Bachulder  J  W, 
Baohulder  T  F, 

BAGGETT  W  T  &  CO, 

Baldwin  Lloyd, 
Ball  A  K, 
BarlKT  Wm, 
Barbour  Clitus, 
Barham  J  A, 
Barnes  \V  H  L, 
Barrows  VV  H, 
Barry  Thos  F, 
Barstow  Alfred, 

BARSTOW  GEO. 

Bartlett  ('(dundins, 

Bartlett  E, 

Bartlett  Washington, 

Barton  (i  E, 

Bates  A  F, 

Bates  J  C, 


'628  Montgomery 

426  California 

628  Montgomery 

405  Kearny 

604  Clay 

620  Washington 

607 

42  Montgomery  block 

628  Montgtnnery 

607  Kearny 

225  Hush 

224  Sansom 

302  Montgomery 

628 

729 

601  California 
601 
436  Montgomery 
507 

214  Sanson! 
214 

622  Clay 
622     " 
511  Montgy 
600 
502 
323  California 
715  Clay 
504  Kearny 
426  California 
628  MontgomiTy 
302 

606  " 

309  California 
12  Montgomery 
628 
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629  Kearny 
426  California 

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Blanding  Gordon, 
Blanding  Wm, 
Boalt  Jno  H, 
Bodtish  Wm  H, 

BOONE  J  L. 

Booth  Andrew  G, 
Booth  W  F, 
Botts  C  T, 
Boyd  James, 
Bradford  A  C, 
Bradley  Theo 
Brady  H'y  J, 
Brandon  F  D, 
Brandon  J  H, 

BRANDT  I  B  L, 

Brann  F  H, 
Brewer  J  H, 
Brodie  Samuel  H, 
Brooks  Bunj  S, 
Brooks  E  L  B, 
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324  Pine 

325  " 
419  California 

712  Montgomery 
320  California 

325  Montgomery 

502 

628 

324  Pine 

606  Montgomery 

502  " 

402  " 

528  California 
604  Merchant 
215  Sansom,  rm  5 

22  Montgomery 

330  Pine 

604  Merchant 

6  Montgomery  ave 

523  Kearny 


Harvey  S. 
NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Brumagim  J  W,  33  Nevada  block 

Bryant  Chas  W,  214  Sansom 

Bryant  &  Sayers,  214  " 

Buckley  (ieo  D,  036  Clay 

Bugbee  John  S,  (i'28  Montgomery 

BUHLERT  JULIUS,  605  Clay 


603  Washington 
526  Montgomery 
623 

220  Sansom 

310  Pine 

530  California 

526  Montgomery 


Beeching  R  A, 

Bwjrtecher  Chas  J, 

Behaghel  A,  (Francais),  500  Fell 

Belire  Robt  Ti,  502  Montgonvery 

Belcher  WC,  520 

Bell  Jno  P,  213  and  215  Sansom 

BENNETT  &  JONES,       215       " 
BENNETT  NATHANIEL,  " 

Bergin  M,  628  ^lon^gomery 

Bergin  T  J,  309 

Berlin  F  A,  515  California 

BLAEE  &  BLAKE.  417  Keamy 

Blakeman  T  Z,  418  California 


P>uikcley  L  E, 
Hun.li  Jno  C, 
Burnett  J  M, 
Burnett  W  C, 
Byrne  .1  K, 
Campbell  A  &  H  C, 
Canii)bell  Alexander, 
Campbell  Alexander  Jr,  526 
Campbell  Colin,  530  California 

Campbell  Joseph,  629  Kearny 

Campion  B  W,  023  Montgomery 

Carpentier  E  R,  0  Montgomery  ave 

CarpentitT  H  W,         (>  " 

CARSON  JAMES  G.  Montgomery  bik 
Canson  John  B,  1  Montgomery 

Carter  k  Coli-,  328  Montgomery 

CARUSI  THORNTON,  OU  Merchant 
Cary  J  ames  V,  0  and  7  Montgomery  blk 
CASSERLY  EUGENE,  31,S  California 
CastellmnFJ,  609  Sacramento 

Chadbourne  .labez,  528  California 

Chamberlain  (ico  W,        (ilO  Sacramento 

CHICKERING  &  THOMAS,  214  San 
CHICKERINGWH,  214" 


Chipley  T  L  M, 
Chittenden  N  W, 
Chretien  John  M, 
Clark  Chas, 
Clark  J  Jr, 
Clark  L  S,  ^ 
Clark  Sam'l  J  Jr, 
Clark  Wm  H, 
("lark  Alfred, 
darken  Matthew, 
darken  Richard  M, 


515  California 

80;}  Montgomery 

230  Montgomery 

515  California 

520  Montgomery 

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808  Monttromery 

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611  Washington 

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ClouKli  Frank  M, 
Clyde  R  S, 
Cobb  M  G, 
Coffey  Jas  V, 
Coflfey  John  J, 
Cohen  Alfred  A, 
Cole  C,  (U  S  Court), 
Cole  I'^lward  V, 
Collins  ^V  H, 
Colton  A  (), 
Cook  Carroll, 

COOK  G  W  F, 

Cooney  M, 
Cope  &  Boyd, 
Cornwall  Wm  A, 


600  Montgomery 
402 

715  Clay 

103  Montgomery 

flUO  California 

053  Clay 

328  Montgomery 

cor  Hat  and  Wash 

32.S   Montgomery 

501  '      " 

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(>3(i  Clay 
324  Pine 
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COSGROVE  CHRISTOPHER, 

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Dwindle  J  W, 

Dwindle  Samuel  H, 

Edgcrton  Calvin,  331 

Etlmonds  Marcus  A, 8  Montgomery  block 


509  Kearuy 
526  Montgomery 


EQAN  M  J, 

Eickoff  Henry, 
Elms  John  D, 
Emmet  C  Temple, 
Englander  lA'opold, 
Eiio  frank, 
Epinaims  E  E, 
Hsteo  it  Boalt. 
Estee  Morris  M, 
Kvaiia  Oliver  P, 
Eyre  Manuel, 
Kairweather  J  A, 


4U!>  California 
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621  Clay 
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20!>  Sausom 
()0t5  Montgomery 
328 
328 
213  and  215  Mansom 


Cousins  Wm  G, 
Cowdery  &  Preston, 
Cowles  &  Drown, 
Cowles  Saml, 
Craddock  C  F, 
Craig  A, 

Craig  &  Meredith, 
Craig  Wm, 
Crane  H  F, 
Crittenden  &  Moses, 

5!)  and  60  Merchants'  Exchange 
Crockett  J  B,  438  California 

CROSBY  WM,  05-)  Clay 

Crowley  S  ,F,  42!(  Montgomery 

Crowley  T  J,  42!t 

Culver  Wm  H,  202  Market 

Cummins  P,  630  Clay 

DAINGERFIELD  W  R.       324  line 

Dameron  Jas  P,  640  Clay 

Dane  Jas  Henry,  531  California 

Dann  F  P,  004  Merchant 

D'Arcy  John,  214  Sansom 

DARWm  CHAS  B,  630  clay 

DARWm  &  MURPHY,      636  " 

DAVIDSON  J  M,  «  Montgomery 

Davis  L  H,  50'J  Kearny 

De  Brutz  F  C  M,  234  Montgomery 

Decring  E  P,  628 

Deering  F  P,  34  Montgomery  Block 

De  Fiennes  J  B,  835  Mission 

DELANY  CHAS  McC",      5iy  Montgy 


DENZIER  Q  A, 

iJcsbcck  John, 
Dcsty  liobt, 
Deujircy  Eugene, 

DICKINSON  J  N, 

Doyle  &  Barl)cr, 
Doyle  .J  no  i', 

DRAKE  E  B, 

Drown  A  M, 
Drum  — . 
Dudley  &  Dudley, 
Dugro  Frank  A, 
Dunand  Louis, 
Du  Py  Octave  G, 


4H>  Pine 
(i28  Montgomery 

O'l  Cluy 

214  Sansom 

234  Montgomery 

323  California 
It  •< 

646  Washington 

021  Chiy 

715     " 

Old  City  Hall 

420  California 

Montgomery  ave 

315  California 


103  Montgomery 
436  "      «' 

215  Sansom 
224        " 
036  Clay 
531    California 
420 

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419  " 

9  Montgomery  block 
6:i6  Clay 


12  MonttK 


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729  M'-ntgoniiTv 

230  "  •' 

40,")  Kearny 

528  California 

127  Kearny 

217  Sansom 

426  Califoniia 

330  I'ine 

Wl  Ki'arny 


Fair  weather  &  Metcalfe,  12 

Fcnner  Channing  G,       Jil3  and  215  San 

Ferral  Robt, 

Fifield  Wm  H, 

Finley  J  K, 

FIREBAUGH  H  C, 

Fitch  W  S, 
Fit/Maurice  Wm  M, 
Fieminu  .1  F, 
Flint  Wm  C, 
Flood  Noah  F, 

FOLTZ  CLARA  SHORTRIDGE, 

51  Montgoniery  l)l(ick 
Forbes  U  C,  402'Mont4(imLTy 

Foster  Wm,  _  224  Sansom 

Kowle  Geo  W  Jr,  606  Monti.'omery 

Fox  ('has  N,  530  California 

FOX  &  KELLOGG.       530 

Francis  AVm  M,      II  Mtintgomery  lil.ick 

FRANK  &  CARSEN.     I3i  MuntLw 

Frank  (ico  W,  131 

Frank  Nathan  H,  628 

Freelon  Tho8  W,  S  MontgoiiKiry  ave 

Froideiirich  David,  426  Mout^onioiy 


French  V  J, 
(Jalan  Carlos  F, 
<ia!pin  Philip, 
(ianil)le  Alex, 


528  Califiiruia 
628  Montgomury 
402 
Mont.i,'oniery  block 
(;arl)er  Jiio,       S  F  Stock  Exchair^cbldg 
(iarber,  Thornton  &  Hishop,  " 

(Jarvey  J  I',  ^  324  I'ine 

(iemiiison&  Bootii,        325  Mont^onuTy 
Giorge  .hiliuB,  507  " 

(Jeorge  &  Loughborough,  507  " 

(Jerson  N,  426  California 

(Jibboiis  Wm,  606  Moiiti;omeiy 

(iitcbell  Jas  M,  (>36  Clay 

<iodoy  J  F,  604  Merchant 

(ioffChasP,  606  Montgomery 

GOOLFELLOW  W  S,,  53 1  (\iiifoniiu 

(iordon  F  L,  006  Montgomery 

(iordon  (ieo  F,  Nevada  block 

( I  onion  (t  W,  320  Sansom 

(Jonlon  Mrs  Laura  De  Force,     Mont  hik 

GORHAM  SHERWOOD  F,  324 1  iue 

(Jough  H  D,  603  Washington 

Graaf  J  S,  2'M  Montgomery 


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GRAVES  WAIKER  C.  8  -Mout  avo 
GRAVES  W  J  &  WM,  'rm  Moutgy 

Gray  C  V,  604  Merchant 

Gray  (liles  H,  530  California 

GRAY  &  HAVEN, 
GREATHOUSE  &  BLANDING, 

3J.t  Pine 
(treathouse  C  K, 
GreyCV, 
Gunnison  A  J, 
Gunnison  &  Booth, 
Gurnee  Clinton, 
Haft  E  E, 
Hagain  .Tas  B, 


604  Merchant 
325  Montgomery 
3-5 

30C.  Pine 

507  ^[<)nt^{onlery 

41>  Nevada  block 

HAGGIN  LOUIS  T,  :w:)  Montgo.n  y 
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534 

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623  Commercial 

240  Monti;om(!ry 

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Hall  H  K. 

HALL  JOHN  C, 
HAMMOND  H  T. 
HAMMOND  &  WRIGHT. 

31 S  Pine,  rooms  30  and  31 

Hanlou  Chas  V,  310  Piiu; 

Hiuiua  A  W,  62S  Montgomi.Ty 

Harcnmhc  A  W,  606 

Hardinu'  •(  W,  704 

HARDING  SAML  C,64S  Washiu-ton 

Hardy  .1  1*,  628  Montgomt^ry 

Hanlv  TiOWfll  .1  Jr,  216  San.som 

HARKNESS  &  DTJNAND. 

7  Montgomery  avo 
Harkness  H  M,  7  '    " 

Harmon  &  (Julpiii,  402  Montgom"ry 
Hanu)n  Jno  B.  402 

HariiiinmdcoE,  302 

HARRIS  J  A,  50  Montgomery  hlock 
Harrison  Kalph  C,  230  Montgomery 

Harrison  Uobt.  430  California 

HART  JESSIE  B,  523  Kearny,  rm  ! 
HART  W  H  H,  '2-M)  McMitgomery 
Hariog  Ivlw,  NW  t;or  Kearny  and  Coml 
Hasl)ach  Henry,  "     V>'M\  ( 'lay 

Haskell  H(i,  Nevad.i  Mock 

Haskell  D  H,  NE  cor  4th  and  Townseiid 


Heudenfcldt  Sol  Jr,  318  Pine 

HIQHTON  HENRY  E,528t.*aUforni». 
Hillyer  V,  J,  Pal;,t;u  HoteJ 

Jiinton  Tsaac  T,  526  Montgomery 

HitteUTH,  (508  "^      ^- 

HOBBS  WALTER  S,"6 

H(.thnan  ( )gden,       U  S  Appraisons'  bUl'? 
H"^'e  •'  1',  628  Moil  tgomwv 

Holden  Jos,  202  Sansom 

Holladay  S  \V,  .-,02  Montgonvr.^' 

Ho  land  N,  «05,  CLvv 

Holmes  Walter  (^,  (IT  S  court  hldg),    "^ 
Battery  and  \Vash 
605.  <  'lay 
630-.    «    ' 
724,VMiivkot 
(i28  Montgomerv 
424  " 

234 

302  '■* 

42  Montgomery  T)lock 
202  Markei 

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Hood  P  B, 
Horan  M  S, 
Howard  (,'  (i, 
Howna  A  W, 
Hulltert  Thos  p'isher, 
Humphreys  \Vm  F, 

HUNT  A  B, 

Hunt  J  no  Jr, 

Hurlhurt  C  U, 

HUSTED  A.  511  Cal  and  331  "m 


Hustcd  V  M, 
Hutchinson  E  1, 
Hyde  V  A, 
Hyde  Pfenry, 
Hyncs  Andrew  K, 
Ini^raiiam  Henry, 
Irvine  &  LeBreton, 
Irvine  Wm, 
Irving  Henry  P, 
Jacobs  Myer, 
Jalm  AUn-eclit, 
.larboe  c&  Harrison, 
Jarhoc.lohn  P, 
.IclVorson.lno  W, 
JcUet  J  H, 
Joachimsjen  H  L, 
Joachimson  J  P, 
Johnson  Francis, 
Fohiismi  Sydney  \j, 
.loiiassoM  S  .1, 


JONES  DE  WITT  CLINTON. 

215  SansKuo 


Hassett  M  C, 
HiLstiiiL's  Hobt  P. 

HASTINGS  S  C, 

Hatch  Ciiaa   E, 
Haven  Ja.s  M, 
Hayes  (ieo  K  B, 
Ha'vuc  Itobt  Y, 

HEBBARD  J  C  B, 

Heinleu  (J  A, 
Henry  Saml  H, 
Heut  R  W, 
Herriu  W  F, 
Herrmann  Jna, 
Heumphreys  J  T, 


ti37  Kearny 

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(mO  Clay 

507  Montgomery 

530  Califrrni'.; 

OOK'lav 

31S  Pin'e 

234  Montgomery 

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310  I'ine 


JONES  &  JAHN. 

Joni's  Walter  F, 
Kelloug^I  B. 
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Kendall  C  W, 

KENNEDY  FRANK, 
KING  CAMERON  H, 
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■"oOi  Kc  iri^v 
623  Commercial 
4JMCalif,Knua 
!»32  Pacilfo 
4n.iCaliforni:»i 
217  iSanaouj 
217 
!H)  Montgomery  blixk 
315  California 
606  Clay 
230  Montnomorv 
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418 
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60<y  Clav 

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32S  Montgomery 

603  WashiugiJorii 

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Kiulcy.l  M, 
Kirkpatrick  Edward, 
Kopsch  Adam, 
Ladd  P  P., 
I^akc  Dolos, 
Fiakc  A  MeKoon, 
Lamar  J  B, 


60t>  Moutgon'inrv 
60'.)  Sacramento- 
614  Merchant- 
620  Keannv 
31  a  PinV." 
310"     " 
628  Montgom«r\ 
421 


515  Kearny  LATINER  &  MORROW*  300 


Heydeufeldt  Soloman,  309  Montgomery!  I^atimcrlj  1), 


OLD  PORT  WINE.  H.  PALMER  &  CO^  302  DavIs  SU  S.  F 


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Lawler  Frank  W, 
Law  lor  iiiiiiiea, 
LuwrenoeE  A, 
Le  Brutou  A  J, 
Leggett  Jos«3uh, 


507  Montgomery 

3ii4  I'iiie 

410  Montgomery 

217  Snnsoni 

(505  Chiy 


LEWISTON  WM  &  GEO. «  Mont  uvo 

Luvy  Walter  H,  8 

Lewis  James  F,  '230  Montgomery 

Lewis  li  r,  321  Californiu 

LEWISTON  WM  &  GEO, 

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Lies  Kngine,  103  Montj;oniery  ave 

Linforth  Edward  J,  401  C'alitornia 

Lloyd  John,  411.i 

LLOYD  R  H,  :Wl»  Montgomery 

Liiuderbaek  Davis,  007  Kearny 

Loughborough  Alexander,     507  Motitgy 
Lwve  Jno  L,  234  " 

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Low  Charles  A, 
Lowenberg  Harris, 
Loweiitlial  HH, 
Lull  Louis  it,  3^ 

Lyneh  Edward, 
Lynili  Michael, 

LYON  DAVID, 

Magmre&  C'lough, 
Magiiire  James  tJ, 
AJ  aldoiiado  S, 
Marshall  EC, 
Marx  .lacob, 


OUG  Montgomery 

028  Montgomery 

300 

411.1.  Californiu 

Montgomery  bloek 

318  I'iiie 

502  Montgtimery 

(ioO  Clay 

402  Montgomery 

402 

228  Seventh 

8  Montgomery  ave 

■15  Nevaila  block 


HASTICK,  BELCHER  &  MAS 


TICK, 

M  astick  ]•;  B, 

Miiiitick.I  \V, 

Matthews  \Vm, 

McA  Ulster  &  liergiii, 

McAllist-r  Hall, 

Mcliii.le  H  E, 

McCabe  James, 

McCeney  J  C,  cor  Commercial  and  Mi 'at 

WcCltllan  IKiuy,  330  "^ 

McCLURE,     DWINELLE     & 


520  Montgomery 
520  Montgomery 
520 

120  Sutter 
30.1  Montgomery 
30it 

507  Montiiomery 
040  Chiy 


PLAISANCE, 

McClurc  David, 
MclJr.itli  J  !•; 
McCJrawE  W, 
McHeiiry  John, 
Mc.lnnkin  11  K, 
WcLaut!  Clias  E, 
McNally  Eilward  W, 
McVulty  C  A, 
Mc)'bcet(;ra  W  S, 
Wcl*ike  Henry  C, 
Moe  J  as, 
Mae  Jos, 
Mceks  W, 
Mei^han  J  J, 
Mereilith  Jno  H, 
Merrill  Annis, 
Merrill  (Jeo  B, 
Merzbaoh  F  H, 


Metcalfe  J  B, 
METCALFE  W  L, 

Meteah  Victor  H, 
Meux  Jos  P, 
Meyer  Martin  S, 
Mhoon  John  B, 
Miller  J  1' Ci, 
Miller  J  H, 
Mugan  Patrick  J, 

MOOAN  T  J, 

Mone  J  J, 
Moore  E  J  &  .1  H, 
Moore  H  K, 

MORGAN  F  J. 

Miirgeiithal  Anthony, 
Morrison  Uobt  F, 

MORROW  WM  W, 

M.. slier  J  P, 
Mcitt  (Jiirdon  N, 
i\iott  \Vm  H, 
Mowry  L  1, 


MULLAN  &  HYDE, 

Mullauy  Michael, 
Mulvill'eN  H, 
Murfey  Siimuel  S, 
Murphy  l>aniel  J, 
Mur[)hy  John  !•, 
Muiphy  P(i, 
Myers  I'^dward, 
Na;ile  I'  B, 


230  Montgomery 

40!)  California 

217  Sansoin 

330  Pine 

10  Montgomery  ave 

214  Sansoin 

421  Montgonioiy 

22  " 

22  " 

12  Nevada  Block 

028  Montgomery 

528  California 

22  Montgomery 

421)  "  ' 

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Nevada  Block 

40S  California 

0:;ii  Cliiy 

030    " 

402  Montyoinury 


1)23  ("onnncrcial 

520  Monlgonicry 

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()07  Monti;onicry 

tWli  Clay 

New  City  Hall 

02!>  Kearny 

224  Sansom 

')ll  Mont^ionicry 


52(>  Montgomery 
520  '       " 

30 

504  Kearny 
r»00  Montgomery 
402 

08  Nevada  block 
41  U  California 
U  S  Court  Buildiiii: 
331  Kearny 
004  Clay 
022     •' 
022     " 
330  Pine 
22  Montgomery 
;i28 

Clay  St  Bank 

.'110  Pine 

420  California 


NAPHTALY,  FREIDENRICH 
&  ACKERMAN, 

Niipthaly  B  F, 
Naughtnn  Jno  F, 
N(NiK'  Viticent, 

NEEDELESAP,  . 

Ncisniann  &  Eiekhotl, 
Newhall  11  C, 
Newlands  Fraidi  li, 
Newman  B  B, 
Newmann  &  Eiekhoff,  430 
Newmark  N, 
Nichols  L  H, 

NICHOLSON  W  A, 

Nolcn  M  J, 

NOON  JAS  T, 
NORTH,  LEWIS 


420  California 

055  Washiiit.t()u 

331  Kw.rny 

320  Saasdiii 

520  Montj,'i)niery 

432  '      " 

OO'.l  Sacramento 

301t  Montgomery 

72i) 


330  I'iiie 
Montgomery 


Xougiu's  Jos  M, 
N'oursc  (J  A, 
Ny-h  \V  A, 
O'Brien  T  A, 
O'Bri.^irr  V, 

O'COKNELL  D  A, 

O'Connor  Frank, 
Olney  Warren, 
Otis  Frank, 
Otis  (leo  E, 
Packard  A, 
I'age  Chas, 
Fage  J   I)  Jr, 
I'ardow  Alfred  A, 


331 
520 
510 

031  Saerr:  laito 

&   DEAL, 

230  Moiitgomcry 

41i.\CahforMia 

420 

103  Montgomery 

3lM  Tine 

302  Montj^omery 

014  Mcrchnnt 

42i>  Montuiimcry 

3101'ine 

520  Mont;jomtTy 

420  California 

103  Montgoi-.jry  ave 

224  Nansom 

224        " 

50!)  Kearny 


Pardy  Cleo,  (patent),      402  Montgomery 


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217  Sansom 
3:»0  I'iiiu 
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214  Sansom 
Montgomery 


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408  California 

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2;i  (.."onimercial 
:0  Montgomery 
004  Merchant 
i7  Montgomery 
0:iO  clay 
New  City  Hall 
02'.t  Kearny 
224  Siinnom 
11  Montitiiuery  ' 

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420  California 

]'m  Washington 

X\\  Kei.rny 

'.VJO  Sansoni 

20  Montgomery 

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liO'.t  Montnoincry 
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;U  Montgomery 
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41 1  •\  California 
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10:5  Montgomery 
;WI  rinii 
:«)2  Montgomery 
(514  Merchant 
•'(»  Miintuonury 
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520  Montgomery 
420  California 
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224  Sansom 
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1402  Montgomery 


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Parker  &  Watorman,  028  «« 

Patterson  Wm  H,  (iOi)      Sacramento 

Pearson  R  W,  ()2h   Montgomery 

Pennie  J  C,  708 

PERKINS  &  CARNEAL,     207  San 

J'erkins  Jas  C,  207  " 

I'erry  V,  H,  :i20  " 

phelan  Joseph  I',  217  " 

Phelps  C  H,  4S2  Montgomery 

Phillips  D  T,  NK  tor  4th  and  Townsend 
Phillips  J  B, 
PhilHpi^  Stepljcn  H, 


Kosenthal  L, 

ROSENTHAL  MARCUS, 


Rothchild  &  Marx, 
liothsehild  Joseph, 
Royal  Wm, 
Royce  C  E, 
Uoysdon  A  W, 

RUST  R  C. 

Ryan  It  1', 
Saffold  &  Mcux, 
SaflFold  R  B, 
0:{((  Clay  I  Salomon  E  S, 
220  Siiiisonil  Sandor  1'  V  C, 


FIERSON  WM  M>        <>'<>  Sacramento:  Sanderson  Silas  W 
PILLSBURY  E  S.  :«)0  Pine,  rms  1,  2,  3 

PILLSBURY  &  TITUS,        '^oo  Pii.e 


410  Pine 

535  Cal 

315  California 

(i04  Clay 

504  Kearny 

214  Sansom 

036  Clay 

500  Kearny 

640  Clay 

217  Sansom 

217         " 

432  Montgomery 

207  Sansom 


I'ixley  &  Harrison, 
Plaisance  L  O, 
Pliitt  H  (i. 
Plunkctt  Wm  A, 
Pomeroy  Carter  P, 
I'omeroy  John  N, 
Poole  J  P, 
Poorman  Samuel. 

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5]  poaton  J  M, 

1  POWELL  HA, 

I'ratt  Kt'oni  .as  K, 


430  California 


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310  Pinoj 
217  Sansom 
320         "     I 

507  Montgomery! 

230  •'     I 

PRATT  &  METCALFE.  230 

I'ringle  &  Hayne,  318  Pine 

Provines  R  R,  204  Sutter 

Putnam  S  N,  328  Montgomery 

Quint  I;,  603  Wastliingtou 

Keade  K  W,  230  Montgomery 

REARLEN  TIMOTHY  H,  (^M  clay 

llcilli.  1<1  1/ 11,  402  MontgonuTy 

REDSTONE  J  H  &  CO,    -••. 


NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Sargent  A  A,  310  Pine 

202  Sansom 

502  Montgomery 

502  "  • 

U  S  Appraisers'  bldg 

cor  Sansom  and  Wash 

622  Clay 

214  Sansom 

1  Montgomery  block 

502  Montgomery 


SauHey  Wm  B, 
Montgomery  J»^^'y<^r  &  K^H, 
320Sans..,n!'^'^^^y^''-t^l>' 
530  California!  ^''^'^'y'"'  ''"^T"' 

211  Sansom' '^^^^'y*^--   ;«B. 
ojj  ,,       Sawyer  W  I), 

604  Merchant' J'y*'"^^''} 
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llfgeushnrger  1)  H, 
Kcgensburger  S  H, 
jteid  Henry  H, 
lieinstein  J  B, 
l!evm)ld8(!eoW, 
Reynolds  .las  S, 
Reynolds  Leonard, 
I'lhiules  A  L, 

';  Uliodes  k  Barstow, 

j  llionlan  Tiios  1), 

I  llising  Alfred, 

'  l!ix  Hale. 


Searle  A  C, 
Sears  W  H, 

SEAWELL  J  M, 

Seeber  Cimster, 
Si'liuman  M, 

SEVERANCE  J  0, 

Sliadburne  (Jeo  D, 
Shafter  .lames  McM, 

SHANKLAND  J  H, 

SHAPTER  T  B, 528 Cal.  rmsll,  12,  13 

SHARP  GEO  F  &  WM  H,     400  Cal 


:i24  Pine 

50!)  Kearny 

636  Clay 

511  Montgomery 

12()  Kearny 

623  Montgomery 

628  Montgomery 

202  Market 


.")04  Kearny 

438  California 

Montgomery  Hlk 

O.'Ui  Clay 

217  Sansom 

616  Sacramento 

636  Clay 

626  Washington 

(i06  Montgomery 

(i()6 


Sharp  Louis  H, 
Shearer  liCwis, 
Sheeline  Simon  C, 
Show  J  no, 
Shuck  Oscar  T, 
SielKn-t  H  a, 
Simpson  C  C, 


215  Sansom 

213 
302  Montgomery 
230  " 

628  " 

214  Sansom 
34  Montgomery  block 


Simpson  &  Bearing,  34 

Simpson  SC,  628  Montgomery 


Sinison  ilobt, 
Skiniu'r  T  L, 
Smith  Clamle  L, 
Smith  (J  Frank, 


6  Montgomery  avo 

216  Sansom;  Smith  .1  Howard, 
64(5  W^ashington  Smith  K  L  M, 

RIXPORD  E  H,  530  California,  room  4  Smitli  Sydney  V, 
Itolmison  C  P,  _  ^  3H)  Pine  Smith  Sydney  V  .Ir, 

linliiiison  J  A,  507  Montgomeryi  Smoot  David  L, 

ROBINSON,  OLNEY  &  BYRNE,      i  smyth  .)  H, 

310  Pine'Sp.-vuldingH  K, 
628  Montgomery!  Spencer  0  H, 
628  "     j  Spiller  Frank  F, 

207Sans(inr  Sydivalo  A  D, 

217  "     ;  Stanly  John  A, 
604  Merchant!  Stetson  &  Houghton, 


Roche  &  Desbeck, 
itnehe  John  J, 
Rpdircrs  Arthur, 
Roe  C  S, 
Rogfere  Daniel, 
Rogers  S  L, 


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628  Montgomery 


ROSENBAUM  &  SCHEELINE, 

302 


803 

420  " 

12 
502  " 

502  " 

628  " 

(530  Sacramento 
630  " 

8  Montgomery  ave 
623  Montgomery 
220  Sansom 
408  California 
622  Clay 
628  Montgomery 
(504  Clay 
315  California 


Stewart,  V'anclief  &  Herrin,        310  Pine 
Stewart  W  M,  310  " 

Stuart  James  F,  606  Montgomery 


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Sullivan  &  Craig,  600  Montgomery 

Sullivan  D  T,  606  '; 

SuUiviiu  Friiiiuia  J,  310  Pino 

SULLIVAN  J  D,        234  Moutgoniory 
Sulliviiii  ,1  V,  40  MontgomtTV  blf)ck 

SULLIVAN  MATT  L  lii6  Kear,rni33 


Sutherland  F  E, 
Swain  K  M, 

SWIFT  CHAS  J. 

Taylor  Kdward  R, 
Taylor  Frank  F, 
Taylor  &  Haight, 
Taylor  Jus  M, 
Teal  Ik'njiimin, 
Toaro  I'hillip, 
Thom.m  K  W, 

THOMAS  WM. 

Thompson  A  W, 
ThomiisonJ  D, 
Thompson  J{, 
Tliorno  Isaac  N, 
Thornton  Crittenden, 


645  Clay 

636  Clay 

'J12  Sansoni,  rm  '2 

'201  Sansom 

421)  Montgomery 

207  Sansoin 

410  Montgomery 

523 

U  S  Appraisers'  l>ld^ 

318  Pine 

214  Sansom 
3-JO         " 

405  Californiii 
628  Montgomery 

215  Sanson) 
4'J6  Calitornia 


Thornton  HI,  S  F  Stock  Ex  bldj; 

Tiernan  P  J,  56  Montgomery  block 

Tilden  H  J.  533  Kearny 

TITUS  DANIEL,  306  Pin.-,  rms  l.'J,  3 
Tobin  Kichard,  8  Montgomery 

Tobin  Robert, 

Tompkins  F  \V,  3l.'0  Sansom 

Tomijkins  Walter  H,  504  Kearny 

TOOHY  &  JONASSON,    302  Montg.> 


Townsend  A  H, 
Townsend  .James  B, 
Travers  C  E, 
Treadwell  James  P, 
Trehone.lohn, 
Tripp  Uwij^ht  K, 
Trii)p  J  W, 
Troutt  James  M, 

TRUSSEAU  P  C. 

Turner  (ieo, 
Tyler  (ieo  \V, 
Van  Clief  P, 
Van  Duzer  A  P, 


526  Montgomery 

636  C'ltty 

402  Mont^jomery 

606  Kearny 

502  Mont-Toniery 

401  Caiiforni.. 

40S  California 

216  Sansom 

604  Merchant 

23  Montiromerv 

636  Clay 

310  Pine 

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VAN  DYKE  &  POWELL,  507  Mont 

Van  Dyke  Walter,  507 

VAN  MESS  T  C,  4 1 1  i  California 

VAN  REYNEGOM  F  W,  531 


Van  Shaick  L  H, 
Verdenall  J  M, 
Vincent  (}  T, 
Vooriiees  James 
Wade  John 
Waldnm  Daniel  K, 
Wallat,  M  H. 
Wallacu  Wm  T, 
Waterman  F  H, 
Wayinire  Jas  A, 
Webb  H  Watson 
Welch  A  J, 
Weller  J  D, 
Wells  F  H, 
Wells  Geo  R, 


606  Montgomery 

526 

230 

405  Kearny 
628  Montgomery 

230  California 

418 

418 

628  Montgomery 

320  Sansom 

636  Clay 

434  Californi; 
628  Montgomery 
402 

6  Nevada  blk 


502  Montgomery 

640  Clay 

331  Montgomery 

1  Montgomery  blk 

628  Montgomory 

30S  Pi,,,, 

328  Montgomery 

234  Sansom 


Wells  Ransford  Jr, 
Whalen  JohnH, 
Whaley  John  D, 
Wheat(m  M  A, 
VVheatcm  &  Scrivner, 
Wheeler  Alfred, 
Wheeler  E  D  &  Son, 
Wheeler  Jajnes, 
Whitely  W  H, 

NE  eor  Fourth  and   Townsend 
Whitemore  &  McKee,  3is  pim, 

Whitworth  .Ino  M,  120  Sutter 

WIOGER  HENRI,  240  Montgomery 
Wilkins  J  H  li,  438  California 

WILLIAMS  GEO  R,  528  Cal,  r..om  4 
Williams  John  J,  14  S  F  Stock  Kx  blilt; 
Wilson  Edgard  M,  507  Montgomtry 
Wilson  J  N  E,  2I6.Snnsom 

Wilson  &  Otis,  420  California 

WILSON  RAMON  E,  411)  Cal,  room  l!> 
Wilson  ThoB  K.  40  Montgomery  bjk 
Wilson  &  Wilson  420  California 

Winans,   Belknap  &  (lodoy,     004  Mercli 


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Wirt  N  S, 
Wise  Tally  1{, 
Wittnim  C, 
WoltlChasH, 
Wood  J  M, 
Woo.l  Wm  H, 
Wood  Wm  S, 
Woods  ( Jeo  L, 

WRIGHT  JOHN  A, 

Wrijiht  li  Percy, 
Wright  Selden  S, 
York  W  M, 
^'ork  &  Whitworth, 
Zabriskie  James  C, 


511  Montgomery 

16  Montgomery  ave 

230  Moiiti.'(miery 

401  California 

704  Montifoniery 

715  California 

300  Monti;onu'ry 

320  California 

30',)  Montuoinery 

310  1'inc 

30ti    '' 

120  Sutter 
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620  Washintjtou 


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All  kinds  of  Artiflclal  Uinbx  repaired  with  skill 
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CobbHA&Co,  4l()l'ino 

Cohii  A  &  Co,  1 148  Market 

Crittenden  Parker,        'J5  Merchants  V.\ 
DAVIS  R  D  W  &  CO,  '-'11  Tine 

lX)re,  Maurice  &  Co,  410    " 

Klilri<UJ«  •'  *^  '^O'-*  'Sansoni 

OBE&iEBAUM  &  CO, 

115nmlll7Bu8h 
Harris,  VViiItcr  &  Co,  SOit  Kearny 

Jonas  N,  Xi 

Jones  S  L  &  Co,  '207  and  'iO!t  L'aliforiiiii 
Killip  &  Co, 
Ijindo  J  &  Co, 
Lamson  <ieo  T, 
Levy  Clias  &  Co, 
Lyon  &  Kinsey, 
Manstield  M  k  Co, 
Newliall  H  M  &  Co, 
Poulterer  T  .1, 
Rollins  U  K, 
Uyan  L, 

Smith  W  I{.  U)l  New  Moutirtmiery 

Si)eiir  Edw'd  S  &  Co,  7-".»  iMark.  t 

Stnitton  &  Co,  8'J<J 

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948  Market 

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309  to  ;{i:{Siin 

'24  Merchants  JCx 

585  California 

587 


BradorMrsC,  11(14  Folsom 

Brown  MrsU  F,  1131  Paeitic 

iuHcliardt  K,  418  Branuan 

Jiarandon  K,  NE  eor  Fillmore  and  Bush 
Bauxis.Jean,  911  Paeitic 

jieaver  Henry,  io9  Hayes 

lf-'^"Ki'i-  Michael,  13'ja  Dunoat 

lietzohl  &  Niemann, 

'2G  Dupont  and  418  O'Farrell 


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COLEMAN  W  T  &  CO. 

iSW  ccr  California  and  Front 
Uakin  &  LiblHiy,  NF  cor  ^ao  and  Davia 
l)ctri(:k  k  Co,  1-':;  L'lay 

DICKSON,  DEWOLF  &  CO,  4ij  Bat 
DOYLE. HENRY  &  CO.  5ii  Market 

Kiirnest  Wall  &  Co,  :«)-' l)avis 

Fountain  S  F,       cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 
I'orb.'S  Bros  80S  ("aiifornia 

HANNA  J  &   P  N,  WS  and  810  Davis 
Heyiieniann  k  Co,  5  San.som 

jjevyJoseuli,  98'2  Harrison 

NEVILLjE  &C0. -'il  and  88  Califoniin 
Ten  Bosch  N  &  Co,        "28  Merchants  Fx 


Blum  H, 
Boeh  Mrs  K, 
Boehenfriend  Wm, 
Bock  Joseph, 
Boudin  k  (ileizes, 
Broneer  k  Smith, 
Buch  Mrs  I'aidine, 
Burek  .1  L  A, 
Buschardt  Edward, 
Buoeker  &  Kupirsky, 

CALIFORNIA  CRACKER  CO. 

801  to  818  Battery 

CarafTa  D  &  C(.,  KJOi)  Dupont 

Carl  A  i!,  1818  Polk 

Carn.Jl.lohnC,  no  First 

Carn.ll  Miss  Kate,  4-28  Folsom 

CarseMrs,  19:M  Mission 

Cliadlxiurne  Thos  J,141'2  to  14181Xipont 


1813  Powell 

.'117  Fillmore 

441  Valencia 

988  Folsom 

141'2  Dupont 

24  Third 

'20  Dupont 

'205  Kearny 

418  Brannau 

•21'29  Mission 


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Adler  A,  10-26  Lark  in 

Adler  Mrs  B«irthn,  1020^    " 

Ahem  Mrs  Catherine,  81(5  Folsom 

Aheni  Mrs  Ellen,  18-20  ICllis 
Alilert  Fred'k 
Albrecht  Biehard, 
Allen  Mrs, 

Altemus  Jno,        eor  2(lth  and  CoUnnliia 

Anderson  Mrs  H,  708  Hyde 

Arthur  W  S,  589  Seeon<l 

Ashley  Mrs  Sarah,  858  Third 

Axel  Alice  1711  Market 

Axtman  Leopold,  500  Hayes 

Backer  Wm,  108(5  O'lay 

Badgers  Miss  J,  51144  Third 
Bajjala  Leo,    Alabama  and  Twenty-fifth 


Cliristiaii  Mrs  S, 
Clinton  Mrs  Mary, 
Collins  Barney, 
Collopy  James, 
Connor  Wm, 
Cook  Mrs  H, 
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CumminL'S  C  C, 
Cnrran  Slichacl, 
Daly  Mrs  M  A, 
Davis  Wm  .1, 
!>ellwij.  T 
Dieilrieh  H, 
DoaneC  W, 
Diilir/ensky  Mrs  Julia, 
Dresen  Jos  E, 
Elnrt  Mrs  E, 
Eck  A. 
Edi  is  W, 
Ej^an  Mrs  M, 
Ej;gersMrs  M, 
Eiiifeldt  Mrs  Mary, 
Elder  Mrs  M, 
lCngell)erg  Emil  A, 
English  J, 
Enj^ter  (ilerman, 
Ennis  Miss  H, 


Farrell  J()hn, 
Fitzgerald  Mrs  E, 
Fit/.^erald  Mfu-y, 
Fleishman  J, 
Flynn  Mrs  M, 
Fogarty  Mr3  M, 
Fortier  Mrs  S, 
Friday  C  H, 


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958  Bryant 

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5'21  Fourth 

•2549  Folsom 

15-2  First 

717  BranTiau 

13(5  Folsom 

28  )i  Second 

1811  Polk 

cor  Hyde  &  Green 

iei9  Howard 

21  Sixth 

1012  Pierce 

3-23  Fifth 

804  (Ireenwich 

778  Folsom 

41(5  Hayes 

1019  Paeitic 

509  Mission 

25(5  Firot 

41(5  Kearny 

1885  Mission 

40J  Union 

1905  (ieary 


Farndaeher  &  Himmelstose,  12184    Fol 


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148  Second 

W.\  Valencia 

1-20G  Howard 

8-20i  Twentieth 

219  Tyler 

'2311  Bush 


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Frie<llander  Signiuntl, 
Fries  &  Murklo, 
Gtthcu  Mrs  M, 
Ueaven  Mrs  M, 
Guhan  Mrs  Mury, 
Gercko  ({  W, 
Gibaoy  Miss  Mary 
God.lanl  G, 
firaff  A, 
(ioockeii  H  B, 
Grninlicli  Sohnstiiin, 
Grfint  Mrs  .IT, 
Gschwiiid  l!eini, 
Gueriiin  Felix, 
Hahn  W'ilhelin, 
Huhneniann  A, 
HiuuUos  J, 
Hiirvey  Miss  Ann, 
Honton  James, 


321  Union 
)U  I  Lurk  in 
1050  Howard 
812  Valencia 
lOflO  Howard 
1123 
1838 

i)14  Valencia 

722  Lombard 

511  Third 

245  Third 

510  Fourth 

523  Valoucia 

1510  Dupont 

140  Ninth 

980   Harrison 

229  Fiftoi-ntii 

117  Ellis 

1707  Market 


Heitmullers  H,1221  Polk  and  l()02<!eary 
Hellwi^;  Fretl'k,  110  Diipont 

HemmelberK  Henry, 

NE  cor  Fourteenth  ave  and  N 


Hemmo  &  Keutor, 
Hcrbst  Mrs  Louisa, 
Hessler  Wm, 
Hickstadt  Hermann, 
Hofmcister  Henry, 
Holden  A  B, 
Horst  &  Matthey, 
Housur  Bonnet, 
Hujihes  &  Foley, 
Isaacson  Mrs  L, 
.lager  Mrs  E, 
.leniiings  Mrs  Eugena 
•lohnston  Mrs  Sarah, 
Kaiin  .loseph, 
Kalb  T  .1. 


27  Krarny 

l.'W  Second 

715  I'acilic 

127  Fourth 

537  Hayes 

70*4  Larivin 

8(57  Market 

333  Hayes 

Fourth  and  .lessit: 

1 1()  Tyler 

501  Hyde 

l.'llXJough 

420  Third 

(>4r>i  Mission 

1 14  Thirtwnth 


KARASSON  MRS  MARY,  i>3i>i  Fol 


Keeffe  David, 
Kelly  Mrs  Kate, 
Kelly  ]', 
Kniuht  Chas  M, 
Kranu^r  li, 
Kurt;  Louis, 
Lanzet  M, 
Lapariat  Blaise, 
Lavalley  L  1', 
Mathews  Mrs  S. 


30'.>  Minnn 

327  Fourth 

238  Fifth 

37  Sixth 

630  (i rove 

215  8econd 

1.32  Hayes 

!»3(;  Howard 

408  Broadway 

705  Lagnna 


Maylo  Mrs  J,     SE  cor  .Tones  and  (ieary 


Leonard  Mrs  Margaret, 
Le  Mar  Mrs  Catherine, 
LielMjrt  Mrs  B, 
Luther  Mrs  Eleanor, 
Madden  Mrs  Mary  A, 
Malatesta  (•iovanni, 
McChuu  Mrs  Maria, 
McDevitt  .lames, 
Mclirath  Patrick, 
McGrouther  >Samuel, 
McLean  Mrs  A, 
Melsing  Gus, 
Messner  k  Serres, 


504  Missioi 

813,1,  Folsom 

1631  Folk 

107  Valencii. 

117  Seventh 

1313  Dupont 

143  Third 

504  Minna 

135  Fifth 

(brunch),    345  5th 

410  Fourth 

120  Third 

402  Pacific 


Meunter  Choa, 
Meyor  E  M, 
Meyer  Joseph, 
Meyer  Manette, 
Meyer  Louis, 
Millmeister  Henry  F, 
Mitchell  Mrs  Mary, 
Moeller  Chas, 
Moore  .lohn,  (branch), 
Moore  Mrs  Mary, 
Morgan  .losiah  E, 
Morrell  Mrs  M, 
Morseigreu  A, 
Mose  Neil, 
Moss  Mrs  L, 
Muche  &  Duggan, 
Mulcahy  Mrs  A, 


21 5 J  Second 
169  Sixtefiiith 
617  Post 
705  Polk 
1007  Market 
312  Hayes 
8  Seventh 
2007  Hy.le 
415  Fifth 
415  " 
1 104  Montgomery 
738  Howard 
237  Fourth 
26  I 'aire 
228  First 
21 1  Mutter 
8071!  V'alenuia 
Muller  (reo,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Ijth 
MuUer  (Jirard,  cor  Mission  and  Eleventh 
Mulmeister  H  T,  312  Hayes 

Mundet  Mrs.lohanna, 

cor  Francisco  and  Midway 

318  .Sixth 

142  Eleventh 


Murray  Mrs  Mary, 
Mysell  .1  G, 

Niese  Frederick, 
Noonan  .lercniiah, 
Ottignou  Lucy, 
Overstreot  VVm  F, 
Pedroni  G, 
Pliillips  (!, 
Piirrou  Emilc, 
liandall  Mrs  I  11, 


913  Harrison 

40  Seventh 

l!»-JOKllis 

208  Fourth 

1407  Stockton 

2Sli)A  Mission 

Ml  Montgomery  ave 

315  1'olk 


Katto  B,  427  Pacific  and  .'iOl'  I'ost 

liii;hards(m  Hicliard,  NE  cor.Miss  A  20th 
liieble  Mrs.lacob,  1633  Post 

Koemer  &  Burck,  205  Kearny 

UoUot  Chas,  6.39  Uroadway 

Uomaui  Sebastiano.  1518.1  Dupont 

lk(uire  .Joseph,    NE  cor  Dup  and  Union 


Sachse  Louis, 
Sclu'iiier  Catherine, 
Seluuider  .Jacob, 
Schmud  U, 
Schroth  C, 
Schulz  .1, 
Schwan  Mrs  M, 
Schwerin  Henry  W, 
Selz  Mrs  Cecilia, 
.Severy  Mrs  Ann, 
.Slianon  Mrs  S, 
Shaw  Mrs  M  .J,  (branch), 
Shci)perd  M  A, 
Slaviii  Patrick, 
Smith  Chas, 


315  Stockton 

203  Second 

115  Oak 

523  Valencia 

228  Kearny 

736  Union 

930.',  Harrison 

112!)  Dupont 

907  I?ryant 

14  Folsom 

406  Third 

254  Fourt!' 

120i»  Devisade.u 

1324  Dupont 


1013  Folsom 
Smith  Mrs  Mary  A,  (branch),  31")  Fifth 
Spannagel  .J  C,  115  Sc  -  ith 

Spruegel  Henrietta,  RR  and  Ninth  x\e! 
Stein  Robt,  1137  Folsom 

Stewart  Mrs  Ann,  1829  Uniflu 

Stohlmann  Wm,  339  Turk 

Stumpf  B,  220  Pacific 

Sullivan  Miss  A,  (branch),     540  Fourth 


Sutcliffa  James, 


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415  Fifth 
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318  Sixth 

4'2  Eleventh 

13  Harrison 

4U  Seveiith 

I'.fJO  Kllii  ' 
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'205  Kuaruy 
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315  Stockton 
•203  Seconil 
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•2'28  Kearny 
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130 ^  Harrison 
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•107  Uryant 
14  Folsom 
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1013  Folsom 
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1137  Folsom 
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330  Turk 
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Taylor  Mrs  Cyrus  D,  207  .Sij^lh 

Taylor  James,  5(03  Bush 

Trespaille  M,  1504  Turk 

Tuite  James,  '217  Eighth 

Trost  VVni,  SE  cor  California  and  Steiuer 


Uelmer  &  (Jropp, 
Ulrioh  Mrs  L, 
Unselliui  Mrs  Anna, 
VITS  JACOB, 

Vogley  Bros, 
Volz  Augusta, 
Weber  J, 
Westerfeld  &  I'age, 

WESTON  Wit 

Wheeland  Broi., 
White  Mrs  Dong, 


11*20  Dupont 

13'21  Stockton 

•2 1  Si  Sixth 

1'205  Polk 

915  Market 

100  Third 

200  Eleventh 

745  Market 

0  Stockton 

•2232  Mission 

16*29  Dovisadero 


Widmer  (iodleib,  NEcorVallejoft  Stock 
W'wwc  fsiuvc,  2*25  Fifth 

Wih'ox  Mrs  Lizzie,  cor  (Jenry  anil  Jones 
Wilif^nner  Mrs,  447  Twentietli 

Wil.wn  A,  1139  Folsom 

WINKLE  A  &  H  JR. 

SE  cor  ViUlejo  and  Battery 

WINKLE  BC  JR. 

hVj  cor  V  allejo  and  Broadway 
Wollitz  Theodore,  1425  Diipont 

Wooster  Mrs  Sarah,  217  Sixteenth 


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Ritzan  Henry, 
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BANDS. 

16'23  Powell 

647  Market 

SE  cor  Post  and  Dupont 

137  Post 


BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

Anglo-Caiifornian  Bank,     Cal  and  Leid 
Bank  of  British  Columbia, 

SE  cor  Sansom  and  California 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  NORTH 

AMERICA.    (A  McKinlay  agt), 

221  Sunsom 
Bank  of  California,    (Wui  Alvord 

pres),  404  California 

Bank  of  San  Francisco,  23  Stock  Ex  bldg 
BELLOC  &  CO.  5-24  Montgomery 

BEBTON  &  GALLIARD,     527  Clay 

Borel  Alfred  &  Co,        601  Montgomery 

Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co,  436 

First  National  (lold  Bank  of  S  F, 

(R  C  VVoolworth  pres),  312  Montgy 
Gansl  &  Culleii,  N  VV  cor  Mont  and  Conil 
Grangers  Bank  of  Cal,  (Albert  Mont- 

pellier  manacer),  42  California 

Hopkins  Wm  §,  326  Montgomery 

Hongkong  k  Shanghai,      '223  California 

LAZARD  FRERES,  205  Sansom 

London  &  San  Francisco  Bank,  (lim- 
ited), 4'24  Californial 


^fj^NTS*    EXCHANGE 

BANK  OF  S  F,  3'20  Sansom 

Meyer  Daniel,  212  Pine 

MoKINLAY   A,  221  Sansom 

Morgan  h  D,  315  Montgomery 

National  (Jold  Bank  &  Trust  Co, 

(Henry  L  Davis  pres),  401  «• 

NEVADA  BANK  OF  S  F, 

(Louis    McLane  pres),  301    •' 

OESTERREICHER  LOUIS,  137  " 

Paeihc  Bank,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Sansom 
iYl'illlL'''"'  ■*'•*  Montgomery 

SATHER  &  CO,  518  **  "  ^ 
SNEATH  R  G,  320       « 

SUTRO  &  CO,  408  Montgomery 

Tallant  &  Co,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Battery 
Thompson  k  Co,  421  California 

Townsend  Frcdk,  SE  cor  San  and  Cai 
\Vat8on,  La  ( }  range  k  Gibson,  3*24  Pine 
Watt  Robert.  202  Sansom 

WELLS.  FARGO  &  GO'S  BANK, 

NE  cor  Calif  or.   a  and  Sansom 

BANKS,  SAVI1UG3   &  LOAN. 

California  Savings  k  Loan  Society, 
(D  Fartjuharson  pres),  1  Powell 

Farmers  &  Mechanics'  Bank,  (A 
Dobie  pres,  C  G  Harvey  sec),    528  Cal 

Franco- American  Savings  Bank,  (G 
C  Perkins  pres),         428  Montgomery 

GERMAN  SAVINGS  &  LOAN 

SOCIETY,  (Geo  Lette  sec),       5'26  Cal 

HIBERNIA  SAVINGS  &  LOAN 

SOCIETY.  (Miles  D  Sweeney 
pres),  NE  cor  Montgomery  k  Market 

Humboldt  Savings  k  Loan  Society, 
(A  C  Weber  pres),  18  Geary 

Masonic  Savings  &  Loan  Bank,  (H 
T  fJraves  sec),  6  Post 

Odd  Fellows'  Savings  Bank,  (M  Hel- 
ler pres),  '238  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS 

UNION,  (J  as   De  Fremery  prea), 

532  California 
Savings  &  Loan  Society,  (The),  (Saml 

Cow  les  pres),  615  Clay 

Security  Savings  Bank,         215  Sansom 
Societe  Francaise  D'Epargnes  et  de 
Presoyance  Mututlle,  (French  Mu- 
tual  Provident  Sa\ing8  &   Loan 
Society),  534  California 

THE    GERMAN  SAVINGS  & 

LOAN  SOCIETY,  (L  Gottig 
pres),  526  California 

BARBERS. 

(See  Hairdressers.) 


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BASKET  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See  also  Wood  and  Willow  Ware. ) 

BECKER   WM,  0"2S  Market 

Cottura  Peter,  720  Front 

LORNOE  J  C  S.  I-'  Montgomery  ave 
Tewes  Fred,  NH  eor  Kearny  and  Market 
Wackett  &  Blower,  (340  Market 

BATHS. 

(See  also  Hairdressers.) 

Bamber  J  J,  (swimming),  foot  Mont  ave 
Bazan  F,  (Turkish),  1G83  Mission 

Corrivearr  Louis,  113  (jJeary 

Driseoll  C  E,  '2210  and '2212  Powell 

Fischer  Alexander,  S)23  Montgomery 
Gates  Justin,  (Russiin   and  Turk- 


ish), 

QOBLE  JOHN  E, 

Grief  &  Armann 
Griunn  Adam, 
Hamniam  Baths, 
Horn  Jerome, 
King  Philii), 
Knoeolitjl  &  Brand, 

LAMPE  BROS. 

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722 

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0.3G  Washington 

Lick  House 

11  and  13  Dupont 

202  and  304  I'nlk 

325  Pacilic 

()2,l  Montgomery 

Baldwin  Hotel 

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Loryea  A  M,  (Humniam),  1 1  and  13  Dup 
Moore   D  0,  8  l-illis 

Phillips  Jas  K,  1 14  Sutter 

Kosa  .f,  057  Clay 

baud  Bros,  50  Fourti; 

Smith  J  Barlow,    (hygienic,  medi- 
cal and  phrenological   institute), 

035  California 
Stable  &  Bernard,  IJuss  House 

TAMBLING  MRS  W.K.    505  Hyde 

^Valworth  J  t5,  (swimmiiiif), 

cor  Bay  and  Dupont 
Zeile  Fred'k,  (Russian  and  Turkish), 

524  Pacific 

BEDDING    MATERIAL    AND 
COMFORTERS. 

DU  ROSE  F  F,  20  Second  and  506  Mkt 
KEOOH  JOHN.    73  and  75  New  Mont 

BELLHANGERS. 

(See  also  Loc'csmiths  and  Bellhangers; 
also  Klectricians.) 

Browning  August,  051  Clay 

Camons  Andre,  430  Bush 

Crowe  Timothy,  115  Fourth 

Crussell  F  II,        cor  Fifth  and  Brannan 
Davidson  Jaa  D,  812  Market 

Dexter  A  G,  203  Seventh 

Hay  maun  A,  130  Post 

Kohnke  Jno,  405^  California 

Joost  Bros,        NE  cor  11th  and  Mission 
Malicr  Jos  W,       103  New  Montgomery 


MELDE  JOHN,  8I7  Market 

Mornss  Pneumatic  M'f'g  Co,    IO15  \i|^j. 
Newhoff  Frank  F,  328  Bush 

SehirmeierF,  785  Aliasiou 

Schnoor  Chris  H,  219  Sixth 

hilvcrstein  Louis,    ol  1  Mont<'omurv  avn 
WILL&FINCK.  70i)MarS 

BELLOWS   MANUFACT- 
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CAMPBELL  JAMES.  (Cal)  32  Frem't 


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Bollows  Manufacturing  Company. 

Maiiiifacturers  (if  uU  kinds  of  liellows 

No.  32  Fromont  Street, 

S.m  Francisco,  California. 

BELTING  AND  HOSE. 

Baker  &  Hamilton,  13  to  l!l  Front 

COOK  &  ELLIS.  37  /remo 

COOKHN.  415  Mark 

DEGAN  L  P,  (Cal  O'lk  tanned),  lo  Fre 
(niodyear  Kuhlier  Co,  (R  H  Pca.so  Jr 
and  S  M  KunyiJU  autn,)       577  Markpt 

GREGORY  HP  &  CO.    2an;i4Sl 

Koyer  Herman,  855  to  801  Bryant 

H.  N.  COOK, 

Mmii'f,',<  tiirer  .if  0.\li-T.%  WKU 

LEATHER  BELTING  &  HOSE 

415  I'larkft  '^t.,  Man  KnuiciNi-g. 

SATISK'.uTlON  (lUAHANTKEI). 

The  Kiiiost  l.i'.'ini,'  in  Cut  Striiijfs  or  Sides  alwav' 
on  lianil.     Muil,  KxiiresH  «na  liiillion  li^gt.  ' 

COOK&  ELLIS,      i?| 

37  Fromont  Mtrrot,  Nan  Fi-aiifimro. 

Maimfai;turcrs  of  |  <B| 

Oak  -  Tanned  Leather  Belting  ^ 

And  Lik  and   Kawliidc   Lace  l,c;Uher  in  '  Ml 
Sides  and  Cut  Sirinos.  1*1 

L.  P.  DEGEIi, 

mmn  m  -"iIiiiEr'LEiiiii:ii  fifaiic, 

VIWKHT  IjAC'1!V4i!. 

Cut  Strings  or  Sides  always  on  hand. 

THo.  10  Fromont  Ht.,     Xvur  Harkct, 

HAN  FRANCISCO,  CAU 


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BILLIARD     TABLE     MANU 
FACTURERS. 

BETJNSWICK  J  M  &  BAIJCE 

(see  advt),  053  and  055  . 

Drouilhat  J  no,  308  fSutter  i,'„ley  &  Ciirlev 

JungbUit  Aug  &  Co,  10  to  10  Tyler  Friedhofer  Paul', 

HAERY  GEO.  cor  Jackson  and  W  Gallagher  Jamc;  &  Son. 
Liesunfeld  V,  obo  to  58'J  Market,  < .-^0^,^  ^  ^^^^^ 

I^"'*'!i!^i.,if««-«r  „  -n    ^  r,n,  ''  ^l  t^ilmour  John  D, 

MATHEWSON  S  R  &  CO,  |  Grace  Jno, 

(patent  billiard  tables),  28  .ncv  Mont,  ^^J,.^^Y  ^p^j, 
JIEYER  J  G  H,  :VJO  Koar  and  10  Stev  Oraney  G  P 
STKAHLE  JACOB  &  CO,      533  Mkt  (j^ogan  M  T, 

(iroaso  C, 

BILL    POSTERS.  HahnA&Co. 

;  Harri.s  James, 

BLASCHARD  ALMON,      620  Comli  HAYES  J  H  &  CO, 
CITY  ADVERTISING  &  BILL 
POSTING  CO.  020 

Keyt  &  Go,  500 


130  Post 
856  Howard 

•y 

Mission 


Iverett 

5  Belden  Place 

203  Clementina 

843  Harrison 

2'.I44  Mission 

20y  Main 

1108  Howard 

cor  Tl  R  and  Fifth  aves 

13  Belden  Place 

833  tJearj 

31  Clark 

14  Broadway 

5  Beale 

1 10  Washington 


BITTERS. 

(See also  Liquors.) 


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Cahen  Louis  &  Son,         410  and  418  Saci  I'^^^^l^^  r  '|^^  '*  '^' 
Ewald  F,  27tb  bet  Mission  and  Howard     "  • 


Henderson  &  Thompson, 
j  SW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Mission 

:  Herliliy  &  Murphy, 
j  Hoey  B  &  Co, 
I  Jung  J  C, 
!  Kennedy  Huiih. 

Kenuelly  &  Sullivan, 


Hess  Loui.s,  (iMmiana)      1 
Juujon  E  A  &  Co, 
Lyons  E(f  &  Co, 

McMILLEN  DONALD. 

liottan/i  (i, 

8outher  .Jos  N  &  Co, 

Walter  M  &  Co, 


Iwangley  &  Jones, 
Leiiuou  J( ' 
Lewin  R, 


.'Montgyave   Le,-.uou  John, 
4  50  Jacksoii  -  ' 

500 

714  Front 
1027 
122  M 


90y  Battery 

802  Harrison 

110  Main 

4  Si)ring 

n23  Market 

714  Saiisom 

MO  Valencia 

27  Washington 

20  Folaoin 

10  Hayes 


Market  ,,^-,,^,-      Danl, 
^..,j  ,,  ^'^'l^^'t'  Manson  Ja... 

wiLFF  &  RHElNHOLD;":i:^^';Sr  JlilS^Gii^; 

McArnm  .John, 
I  McAskill  John, 
j  MeCarty  James, 
Fett"'ti  Jacob,  271  First]  NfoCarry  J  Jr, 

HERMANN  THEODORE  &  CO.     |  McCkllanJoim, 

030  W'asiufigtonI  MeCloskey  &  Co, 
JiiC'.l.'on  J,  1130  Market  McCK)skay  M, 

LozicrA,  3.37  Ko.iriiy 

Robinson  A  C,  540  Kearny 


Lodt  &  bass,  NW  cor  Front  and  Market 
'(  Lownej  J  &  Son,  SE  cor  Howard  and  8th 

80!)  Howard 


BIRDS.  FISHES,  ETC. 


BLACKSMITHS. 


Barton  A  &  Co, 
Brannan  P  K, 
BnMrty  Danl, 
Atkinson  k  Kister, 
Biiipby  John, 
Burns  Pat, 
Carl  David  E, 
Cark^u  Wm, 
Craii;  .1  &  Co, 
('«mming8&  Grace, 
Daley  David, 
I>oyle  Rodney, 
Dumore  Wm, 
Duncuu  Wm, 


22  Tyler 
821  Geary 


MeHlroy  Hugh, 

MoKayileii  A, 

Mcliiarny  T, 

Meyers  I'.roa, 

Mi.sgill  T  r, 

MohiJy  .lolm, 

Moller  Fredk, 
01  y  (Jrove!  Morcel  Joseph, 
42  Vallejol  '^l"ir  A, 
2  Jones  -MuUer  .lacob, 
13l>  Fifth!  1^  1'  '^ve  bet  14th  and  loth  aves 


llt)Beale 

702  Sansom 

OIK  Front 

528  Fourth 

324  Fifth 

107  Oregon 

770  Missioi) 

1048 

2214         " 

104  Tyler 
1048  Mission 
ITll 

19  Tyler 

32  Clark 

1213  Steiiier 

First  ave  South  S  F 

197  Stevenson 

12  Stockton  Place 

10  i  5  Battery 


l.Wl  Vallejol  ^^wllcr  &  Schneider, 
722  Broadway  Mulloy  C  W, 
14  Tyler  ^I'mroc  John, 

cor  Leav  &  Ellis  ^^i!"  iL^'^Hli' . 
6tt0  Sixth  NEWKIRK  D  J, 

822  Folson)!  Nicholson  J, 


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220i  Leavenworth 


Nichol    'u  J  J, 
O'Briei.  J, 


18  Hayes 

218  Fifth 

SE  cor  Greenwich 

012  Broadway 

2723  Mission 

1835 

104  Fourteenth 

218  Post 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO.,  ?tT 


Pampa  and  Iron  P| 
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CLA88IFIRD. 


Oester  Chas, 
O'Rourke  Jno, 
Parker  W  H, 
Pfile  Jno  F, 
Roberts  Thomas, 
Schiilz  &  Mayer, 
Siiidel  Jacob  &  Co, 
SOULE  E,       NW  cor 
Sprague  Benj, 
Suhl  C  F, 

Sullivan  Mrs  Jas  E, 
Weber  John, 
Wells  Levi, 


315  Mission 

215  Ellis 

1509  Polk 

675  Braiuian 

1619  Market 

770  Mission 

424  Pacific 

4th  and  Bryant 

1509  Polk 

114  Drumm 

218  Post 

625  Brannan 

1330  Market 


BLACKSMITHS  AND  WAGON- 
IVSAKERS. 

(See    also    Blacksmiths ;    also   Wagon- 
makers.) 

Farren  Jno  W,  121  Beale 

Gallagher  &  Son,  843  Harrison 

Kister  &  Vetter,  922  Brannan 

Schroedcr  &  Stockman, 

cor  Railroad  and  Fifth  aves,  Soutli  S  Y 
Weston  Weston  Sparks,  21^'*  P( 

BLANK     BOOK     MANUhAC 
TURERS. 

CUNNINOUAM.    CURTISS  & 

WELCH,  327  and  331  Sansom 

JIvans  J  J,  319  Sansom 

mCKS  D  &  CO.  r>43  Clay 

Jje  Count  Bros,  417  and  419  Montg' 

RANKIN  CHARLES  £.       540  Clay 

BLOWERS. 

GREGORY  H  P  &  CO,      '-'  and  4  Cal 

POARDING  HOUSES. 


Douglas  James, 
Dowd  D, 
Enos  Joseph  L, 
Fitsgerald  P, 
Hartman  A, 
Hellstromer  C  H, 
Johnson  E, 
Kcnney  Mrs  K, 
Keogh  M  W, 
Killcen  Mrs  Mary, 


215  Broadway 

'^25  Davis 

11 <  ^ackson 

411  Drumm 

45  Sacramento 

12  Washington 

19  Commercial 

33  Ed,ly 

366  Natoma 

34  iMinna 


KIRWAN,  JAMES,  cor  Kear  and  Bay 

512  Fourth 


H, 


(See  also  Hotels. ) 


32  Fourth 
311  Sutter 


Al>bott  Wni, 
Alexander  Mrs  R, 
Allason  E  C, 

NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Francisco 
Arini  Santi,  894  Front 

Asmussen  W  A  k  Co,  cor  8th  and  Bryant 
Baker  Nick,  11  and  13  Pacific 

Bannister  L,  1 12  Pacific 

Bartolucci  (Juiseppe,  JW  Broadway 

Blundell  James, 


Boyne  T, 
Cardozo  John  &,  Co, 
Carr  James, 
Clark  (;, 
Cosgrove  Mrs  M, 
Cosgrove  P, 
Dieuering  Leo, 


1  Fifth 

45  Vallejo 

415  Drumm 

54  Sacramento 

1 10  P:,cific 

100  MeAllister 

43  Vallejo 

556  Brannan 


Laudschneider 
Lane  W 
Lang  Tj, 
Lantz  D, 
Laviggi  B, 
Lyford  Mrs  L  A, 
Mackey  P, 
Mahoney  D, 
Maitland  Wm, 
Manchester  Mrs  J  B, 
McKnvoy  T, 

Nico'iysen  Frank,    127  and  129  JacksoU 
O'Brien  Geo,  9  Broadway 

Perkins  William,      961  and  963  Missioii 
Popp  H,       SE  ccr  Powell  and  Chestnut 
^oebcn  G,  37  Pacific 

iiith  J,  407  aTid  409  Drumm 

Stoltzer  Ed,  Fifth  and  Brannan 

Strachan  Mrs  M  Srong,        969  Mission 
Thompson  VVm,  10;<  Clark 

Thompson  W  S,  820  Battery 

1104  Market 


506  Davis 

'-'OPage 

2206  Powell 

3  Vallejo 

33  Fifth 

919  Battery 

444  Sixth 

lOf)  Clark 

44  Sixth 

414  Folsom 


Truesdell  Mrs  A  C, 


BOARD  OF  TRADE. 

BOARD  OF  TRADE  OF  S  F,  (C 

F  Wyman  secy),  cor  Pine  and  Market 
Shankland  Jos  H,  (atty), 

Union  Blk,  junction  of  Pine  and  Mkt 
WYMAN  C  F,  (secy). 

Union  Blk,  junction  Pine  and  Market 

BOATMEN. 

GAL    ^'!».TT  JAMES, 

V     .i'.  iK  (ict  Fourth  and  Kentucky 
GOil'LI '  J  '£,  foot  of  Merrimac 

BOILER  MAKERS. 

(See  also  Foundries. ) 

HALL  J  V,  (Sac uto  Works), 

214  and  216  Beale 

McAfee,  Wheeler  &  Co, 

'.MO  to  214  Spear 

McCone  Robt,  40.-}  Beale 

F  ;YNIHAN  &  AITKEN, 

NK  cor  Fremont  and  Howard 
(fir-'AN  W  H,  cor  Fre  and  Mission 
Pi  f' rJtia.  Trowbridge  ^  Co,  141  First 
RICE  H  Wf  56  Bluxome 


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EISDON  IftON  &  LOCOMOTIVE        Collier  P  F,  621  Sansom 

WORKS,     SE  cor  Howard  and  Beale  Cooper  J  K,  746  Market 

^rJ.««Pm'P'   ■      ^  ooKt    ','  J  ^^^i^",,^  ^^'  930  Washington 

STEEN  E  T,  (engines),         225  Market  Croiulace  F  W  &  Co,  620  Merchant 

^wS9JS^^^'*'  CURTISS  & 

WELCH,  327  to  331  Sansom 

Dance  Henry,  ]803  Polk 

David  L  N,  625  Washington 

Dewing  F  &  Co,  207  Dupont 

Diddmant  150(5  Polk 
Ldgerly  S  A,  203^  Montgomery  ave 

Fairweather  Julian,  542  Hayes 

Si^^'  ,Njlth*n.  60  Second 

llood  Michael,  831  Market 

Frey  VVm  404  Kearny 

Geisendorfer  Mrs  Mary,  158  Second 

Gellatley  Jm  R,  SW  cor  4th  and  Jessie 

««-?^'',V^k  1127Fol3om 

GOLLY  JB&  CO,  26  Geary 

GREGORIELOXnS  &  CO,{French 
and  foreign).      Wash  and  Mont  ave 

158  Second 

218  Third 

34  Sixth 

424  Folsom 

116  Post 

519  Hayes 

205  Fourth 

830  Market 

1018  Market 

Palace  Hotel 

DEPOSI 

1041  Market 

116iPost 

llO'Farrell 


Sacramento  Boiler  Works. 

ftl4  Jk  *tO  Bealf  Street, 

San  Francisco,  Cal . 

PRACTICAL  BOILER  MAKER 

H'arine  Statiiniory  and  Portable  Boilers. 
A.II  kinds  of  Hheet  Iron  "^Vork, 

Repairing  promptly  atteiuleil  to  at  lowest  rates. 


BOLTS  AND  NUTS. 


PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILLS, 

10  rirst 
PHELPS  MANUF'G  CO.  (W  S 

Phelps  pres),  13  to  17  Drumm^  j^"  '  ''Co  K, 

Payne  Wm,  1 33  Beale'  teller  Henry  4  Co, 

^  Kimball  Chas  P, 


BOOK  BINDERS. 


Althof  k  Bahls, 
Bartling  &  Kimball, 
Buswell  A  &  Co, 
Cooke  Wm  B  &  Co, 

HICKS  D  &  CO. 

Hoilge  J  <  1  A  Co, 
Markey  Kichard, 


320  Sansom 
505  Clay 
521     *' 

721  Market 


King  M  L, 
I^evin  L  &  Son, 
Masill  T  W, 
McArdle  Simon, 

METHODIST  BOOK 

TORY,  (J  B  Hill  agt) 
^      rwi  fM..„  l^tofre  H  H, 
314  California  NORTON  ALBERT, 

51S  Sacramento'  ^"f'-itx^'-^l  Temperance    Society  De- 

S;K  '  420;Kl^rn^;  ;PAYOTj^  UPHAM  &  CO,  204  Sansom 


Guscn  Mrs  M, 
Hobbert  Henry  F, 
Hook  Bros. 


310  Post 


Woolff  August, 

BOOKS   AND   STATIONERY. 

(See  also  Stationery — wholesale.) 
'Importers  and  wholesale. 

Afeld  Jos,  805  T.arkini  Shearer  Fredk  E, 

American  Sunday-school  Union  Dc- 

iiository,  757  Mr.; 

AMERICAN  TRACT  SOCIETY. 

(FE  Shearer  secy),  757         " 

Amlerson  Rollin  C,  408  Third  „„„„  „  „„„  .  „ 

Bailey  Jos  H,  1513  Stocktoni  SORGE  OSCAR, 

'BANCROFT  A  L  &  CO.    "21  Market  Tishler.Cleo, 


vet 


Sutter  and  Kearny 
Kichardson  Bros,  212  Dupont 

Robertson  R  L,  121  Seventh 

San  Francisco  News  Co,413  Washington 
Scott  James  C,22  3d  cor  Mkt  and  Geary 
Seaders  J  H,  m'.i  Davis 

Sevin  &  Son,  830  Ma-ket 

757 
Shea  Michael,  805         «' 

SHXIPEPT,  120  Sutter 

Sinclair  A,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Sutter 
Smith  H  F  &  Co,  225  Kearny 

Smith  James,  1208  Valencia 

26  Geary 
809  Larkin 


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'Barkhaus  F  \V  &  D,        _    213  Kearny 
Beach  V,  107  M<mtgomery 

BILLINGS,  HARBOURNE  &  CO, 


617 


Blake  S  C, 
Bell  k  Co, 
Branner  Ijouis, 
California  Bible  Society, 
I'lioynski  I  N, 


Touini  M  (r,  26  Montgomery  ave 

Torrence  J  S,  1070^  Howard 

Union  News  Co,  SE    cor  San  and  Wash 

423  Washington 

334  Sutter 

or  Market  and  Sixth 

33'.rH"aye"'3  WHITE  JAMES  T  &  CO.  107  Montgy 

757  Market  WHITNEY   SUMNER    &  CO, 
34  (ieary      (law),  613  Clay 

84 


3  and  5  Montgomery  ^  '"-^el  &  Halm, 
Mont  and  503  Kearny  W«ll«  ^  '^> 

cm  Kearny  Weude  P  D.     SE  en 


S. 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Port  Wine  $2.50  per  gaU  "SJI^K^f^^r* 


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1318 


BOO 


(Stt'H  Francisco. 


BOO 


CLASSIi'lIID. 


Wiener  M  H, 
Ziegler  F  E, 
Zimmerinen  H  L, 
Zollver  Henry, 


334  Sixth 

634  Montgomery 

703  Broadway 

238  8ixtli 


BILLINGS,  HAEBOUHNE  &  CO., 

(Successors  TO  C.  Hkacii.) 
Whf)lesale  and  Retail 

Baoksellers  and  Stationers, 

No.  St  Moiittionif*ry  Mitrwt, 

San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Libraries  supplied  at  Spe«ial  Rates. 
/tS'  At'ent*  National  School  Kurniture  Co. 


Alt  C'hriH, 

Armstrong  &  Wright, 
Atinger  C, 
Attinger  Gotleih, 
Axt  Ludwig, 
Barton  J, 
Baumgarten  J, 
Berglund  N, 
Betger  Ed, 
Blume  H, 
Borrcmeo  A, 
Bussolino  S, 
Cases  A, 
Cavixgnaro'F, 
Beran  E, 
Cohn  .1, 
Cohn  L, 
Cohn  M, 
Cohn  Max, 
Coleman  I), 
Callaghan  K  O, 
Camera  P, 
Carli  C, 
Costello  P, 
Cotter  Wm, 


BOOTMAKERS. 

(See  also  Boots  and  Shoes;  also  Boot  and 
Shoe  Factories.) 

608  Vallejo 

07.  and  GO  Stevn 

I17Leidesdorlf 

117  " 

1056  Howard 

81!)  Battery 

426  Fonrth 

518i  (Jeary 

543ij  Merchant 

64'J 

317  Pacific 

1505  Dnpont 

702  Broadway 

1427  fhipont 

922i  Fotsom 

103  Pacific 

500A   PaciHc 

910  Lark  in 

23  Hyde 

15  Hayes 

216  Twenty-fourth 

618  Broadway 

503  Green 

706  Larkin 

531  VaK'ncia 


COX  P  &  BEO,  (manufrs),  320  Sansom 
Davidson  D  E,  7  Mission 

Demartini  G,  239 J  Montgomery 


Devoto  D, 

DIETLE  CHAS. 

Douglas  Jos, 

DOLAN  JAMES  W, 

Donohue  E, 
Donovan  T, 
Dorler  A  Hilzenger, 
Driscoll  C, 
Dunne  Jas, 
Ehron  R, 


609  Vallejo 
235  Bush 

533  Pine 

414  Market 

20  Hayes 

15  Merchant 

317  Fourth 

Chestnut  and  Francisco 

1622  Mission 

4054  Turk 


EMERSON  D  Wt  77  New  Montgomery 


Etthofer  H, 
Eureka  Shoe  Factory, 
Eureka  Shoo  Factory, 
Fassman  A, 
P'engeler  H, 
Finigan  B, 
Fischer  Wm, 
Fisher  M, 
Flynn  J, 
Fogarty  J, 
Foley  J, 
Francisco  Joe, 
Francisco  L, 
Franke  K, 
Fritsch  W, 
Garrett  Francis, 
Gaasner  V, 
Gerken  Henry, 
Goepcl  K, 
Gottlieb  Louis, 
Graul  F, 
Grimes  John  C, 
Grove  H, 
Harri.-i  A, 
Harris  J, 

HEALEY  &  CASEY, 

Healy  T, 

Heiiirich  Rudolph, 

Hemmer  J  H, 

Hertz  L, 

Hobart,  Wood  &  Co, 

Horner  John, 

Hue,  Kai  &  Co, 

Jacobs  a, 

Johnson  A  D, 

Joques  J, 

Joseph  Chas, 

Juml  H, 

Jury  William, 

Kaufman  A, 

Kast  Si  Co, 

Keenan  1', 

Kelly  P, 

Kenney  Patrick, 

Kirkpatrick  Jaa, 

Klibl)eck  Christopher, 

Klopper  Henry, 

Koehier  W, 


602  Fourth 

221  Davia 

125  Sansom 

10  Third 

539  Clay 

526  Valencia 

202  Montgomery  avo 

611  Calitornia 

44  Second 

3  Turk 

789  Foslom 

423  Drunim 

812  Saudom 

512A  Geary 

^04  Mission 

364  Pacific 

402  Post 

416  Fourth 

132  Post 

320  Taylor 

1806  Market 

803  Folsoin 

24  Stockton 

206  Pacific 

302  I'acific 

125  Sansom 

708  Folsom 

18  Taylor 

635  Kearny 

108  PaciHc 

15  Sansom 

1242  Folsom 

127  and  129  CLy 

2013  Mission 

426  Hiiyes 

ia)3  Market 

316  Kearny 

635  California 

19  and  21  Van  Ness  ave 

107  Jackson 

cor  Market  and  Dup  mt 

506  Mission 

238  Kcaruy 

237  Jackson 

132i  I'i.citic 

522  Pacilic 

121  i>*vi8 

2407  California 


Koe[)er  F,  519  Montgoineiy  avu 

Kopankiewicz  A,  1421  Dcvisadero 

Kramer  Francis,  219  Davis 

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Lam'nicci  F, 
Leiijar>l  'J"  U, 
Leonhardt  Chas, 
Lewin  M, 
Lester  Charl, 
Levinsky  Bros, 
Levy  S  W, 
Lowbock  William, 


430  Bush 

241  Fifth 

812  Sansom 

805  Bryant 

108  Stevenson 

122  Pacific 

12  Steuart 

349  and  351  Market 

29  and  31  Battery 

60  First 


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Main  Edward, 
Magee  &  Moore, 
Mariani  A  &  Co, 
Marks  &  Jierlinor, 
Martitielli  B  &  Co', 
Mason  John, 
Matthews  J, 
Mathews  T, 
McKiiiney  (leo, 
McSweeney  D, 
Moagher  Wm  F, 
Merani  Louis, 
Moebua  F, 
Moloney  P  E, 
Muller  Frank, 

Mulreany  G, 

Mutschler  Chaa, 

N^eary  N, 

Nelliyau  Wm  H, 

Nelson  P  D, 

Kewdorfer  H, 

Nussa  Wm, 

Ohm  F  A, 

Oisen  J, 

O'Regan  Danl. 

O'liourkeB, 

Peck  John, 


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40  Geary 
J51I  Battery 
315  Folaom 
4-iJ  Sansom 
810        '• 

^    414  Marked 
422  Broadway 
J52I  Ellis 
'J-i  oacramento 
816  Broadway 
47  Sacramnnto 
«04  Ellis 
111  Geary 
8W  Front 
333  E.ist 
J03  Fifth 
24-2  Sutter 
915  Post 

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30;5i  Fifth 
52!)  East 
615  Davis 
'111  ]>Unont 
430  F(.Lom 
521  Hyde. 
715  Davis 
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Valz  Chas, 
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Vl.alen  M, 
\Vood  John, 
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U  oolforth  J  M 
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408  J  vveaty .fourth 

"00  -Montgomery  ave 

1322  Pacific 

•422  Dupont 


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Quinn  John, 
Quiun  John  C, 
K.idford  Thos, 
Ifapoio  M  «, 
Kasmusseu  Peter, 
Uepenn  F, 
Eisi  A, 

Kosenbaum  Chas, 
Kosenhlum  ]», 


310  Fourth 

223  Fifth 

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415  Drumm 

305  Third 

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058  Misiion 

207  ."Sixti.onth 


^      BOOTS  AND  SHOES 

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BOSENTHAt,  FEDEIl''&''co; 
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Sablfitschan  J,  i.n  r^"-^''"'' 

Scaulan  John,  r.T.V/'^""" 

Simou  J, 
Stievler  Jacob, 
Straub  Gustave, 
Stumpf  J, 
Stumnf  J, 


JJootmakers;    also 
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'Iniporcers,  Wholesale. 
Alexander  Isaac, 
A  kus  Emil, 
Alst-nz  Jacob, 
Apprill  (i, 
Bacigalupi  — . 
Hahr  WmA, 
Btvsthorn  Herman 

mST  '""^' 

Boisseau  &  Son, 
Bourguinon  A, ' 


40-1  Pacific 

26  Fourth 

,^^  521  Hyde 

303  Stockton 

1404  Dupont 

107  Sixth 

20t>  Post 


117  Jackson 
S18  Montgomery 
2l2pacilic 
7  Trinity 
601  O'Farrell 
SiflilVAW  JnWW  NT  M        1  WO  Bush 

^^l  tolsom 


<JIU  Montgomery  ave 
1319  Stockton 

,^ ^^^  324  Dupont 

Brill  John  H  l\U,.i,  i,  *  v^^i         ^^^  Kearny 
, '•yant  ( ;eo  &  Co  •^"•'sta  and  Sierr 

Buchan  Jas,         ' 
Burges  Jncj  'b, 

BurkhardtCeo, 
Burns  — , 

Bums  Henry, 
Busch  Jos, 

Butterlield  R  0  &  Co 

Clark  P  F, 

^'"uch  H  M     Mv  n„.on^.        ,''"'*  ''^ixtli 

CVie  Hen^  ^®^'  <'»''n»f'-«),  320  San 


76!'  Market 
230  Sixteenth 

r,n„r^^'- Third 

510  Washington 

123  Third 

210      " 

124  Seventh 

77S»  Market 

306  Sixth 


t'oyle  Henry, 
Deasey  Bros, 
I>avoren  Jno  J, 

•pOlANJASW. 

l>i>inenici  Giovani, 
Donovan  Danl, 
Edgar  Jno, 
Ehrhardt  Geo, 
Ehrhorn  Chas, 


402  Third 

132      " 

522  Sixth 

414  Market 

413  Broadway 

^412  Stockton 

104  Jackson 

106  Dupont 

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Eiselbacher  S, 
Emmeraon  D  W, 
Esstnanu  Ernest, 
Evers  .las, 
Farley  Jas, 
Fsmiessey  Jno, 
Ferris  David, 
Fiesher  F, 
Flenuikeii  liobt, 
Frank  C  &  Co, 
Freiberger  Chas, 
Frese  H, 
Friedel  F, 
Friedmiin  P  I, 
Frohmann  S, 
Gallagher  Wm  P, 
Gauggel  Leo, 
Gerbier  J  B, 

OETLESON 

Goldsmith  I, 

Grass  F, 

Green  M, 

Guerin  M, 

Gutberlet  J, 

Guttman  Saml,  (slippers), 

<Tuy  John, 

Hanson  &  Borgward, 

Healey  D  A, 

*HECHT  BROS  &  CO, 

528  and  530  Mkt  and  27 


14044  Powell 

2508  Mission 

714  Montgomery 

537  Howard 

1612  Polk 

42  Sixth 

623  Merchant 

602  Nineteenth 

724  and  72()  Wash 

605  Kearny 

1504  Stockton 

327  Dupont 

157i  Howard 

16  Sixth 

256  Fourth 

2017  Fillmore 

181  Minna 

1053A  Market 

&  LANDIS.  543       " 

231  Sixth 

8  and  14.\  Fourth 

810  Valencia 

315  Bush 

546  Washington 

522  Pacitic 

106  Dupont 


1208  Market 

848 

and  29  Sut 
508  Fourth 
121  Dupont 
1325 
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340  Kearny 

523  Washington 

147  Second 

11394  Pacific 

Filbert  nr  Fillmore 

19  Third 

127J  Second 

cor  Main  and  Folsoni 

238  Third 

516  Commercial 

237  Jackson 

122  Kearny 

i:W  Fourth 

623  Market 

623 

210  Brannan 

708  Montgomery 

90«)  Pacific 

M  Sixth 

430  Third 

957  i  Folsom 

208  Sixth 

1320  Polk 

134  Pacific 

138  Second 


Heick  C, 
Heim  F, 
Hepp  (Jeo, 
Hess  Kobt, 
Hinders  H, 
Hoertkorn  Chas, 
Holmes  J, 
Howell  H  W, 
Hunt  Wm, 
Jacob  J, 
Johnson  J, 
Johnson  Jno, 
Kehoe  Peter, 
Kenney  M, 
Kenny  P, 

KOENIGA. 

Kohlbecker  — , 
Kommer  E, 
Konold  F  A, 
Lacknian  Herman, 
Lagumarsino  L, 
Laib  Anton, 
Landsl>erg  H, 
Lanouette  E, 
Lehmann  S, 
Lesser  Bros, 
Lesser  J, 
Ivevy  Aaron, 
Ijcvy  Adolpii, 

*LEVY,  DIAMANT  &  CO,     i()7  Bat 

Ijevy  L,  528  Kearny 

LINDENBAUM  I,  52  Steuart 

Lisman  I,  31  Third 


IjongtinJ  B, 
Lowensteip  ', 
Lucier  J, 
MacNamr^raA, 
M agues  A, 
Maier  Chas, 
Marshall  J  D, 
Mayers  John, 
McCarthy  Danl, 
McCarthy  P, 
McCumisky  J, 
McDonald  J, 
McDougal  N, 
McNamara  M, 
Meier  Jos, 
Merani  E, 
Michal  (Justav, 
Millaret  Thos, 
Miller  M  &  Co, 
Molloy  M, 


1 1 1  Seventh 

931  Kearny 

101  Sixth 

306  and  308  Sixteenth 

834  and  836  Kearny 

413  Hayes 

1712  I»avenworth 

312  Sixth 

222  Jackson 

SW  cor  20th  and  \'ivlen 

536  Sixteenth 

300!»Mmion 

Market  bet  6th  and  7th 

835  Pacitic 

140!)  Dupont 

348  Thinl 

522  Dni)ont 

909  Market 


223  Sixtli 
Mnnaghan  Patrick,  45,s  (Sixth 

Monmn  Bros,_603  Montgy  and  804  Rear 
~"~ ~  1520  Polk 


MONNIN  J  B. 

Moore  John, 
Moore  &  Murphy, 
Mosbacher  (Jerson, 
Moynihan  Lawrence, 
Murphy  Dennis, 
Nagel  J, 
Neary  Bernard, 


1057  Folsom 

138  Sixth 

212  Steuart 

410  Sixth 

2304  Folsom 

646  Clay 

85  Stevenson 


ary 
NICHOLS  A  C  &  CO,  (Hgts  AVent 

worth's  wholesale)  402  Battery 

Nolan  Bros,  738  and  740  Market 

Nolan  E  D  &  Co,  71  Stevenson 

Nolan  M  1>,  1 1  Tninl 

*NOLANPF&CO,  414  Market 

NussaWni,  lUlDupont 

O'Connell  &  Balfry,  506A  Howard 

O'Haidon  J  &  Co, 

719  Montgy  and  10Moiit;,'y  ave 
Phal  liichard,  77  Fourth 

Panson  H, 
Bardoni  E, 
Pardini  M  E, 
Perry  J  W, 
Phillips  Edward, 
Pierre  Jean, 
Pringlo  (Jilbert, 
Haffetto  L  &  Co, 


Jtethy  (ieorge, 
Kenbold  M, 
Kice  A, 
Himnssa  E, 
Robitscher  S, 
Rohte  Bros, 
Rosenberg  B, 
Rosenthal  I, 
Rosenthal  I  L, 
Russell  David  F 


528.^  Pacitie 
614  Washinijton 
734 

1025  Howard 

412,1,  I'aeitic 

1333  Dupont 

1015  Market 

1304  Stockton 

933  Market 

325  Hush 

1206  Sutter 

720  Washington 

1589  Turk 

509  Jackr  ju 

108  deary 

302  Pacific 

1326  Post 

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Schade  A,  331  Sixteenth 


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101  Sixth 

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2'1',\  Sixth 

45S  Sixth 

and  804  Kear 

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1057  Folsom 
1S8  Sixth 
21'2  Steuart 
410  Sixth 
2304  Folsom 
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85  Stevenson 
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325  Bush 
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509  .Tack^ou 
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536  Sixteeuth 
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Schmidt  Henry, 
Schneider  P  H, 
Schroeder  &  Co, 
Schultz  John, 
Schwertz  &  Adler, 
Seifertz  Moritz, 
Sheehan  Manrico, 
Siefke  Ferdinand, 
Silbcrsteiii  L, 
Silveratone  H, 
Skcrrett  Tliomas, 
Staib  C, 
Stein  G, 
Steitc  J  B, 
Studvvick  .loseph  E, 
Sullivan  Michael, 


1402  J  Powell 

671  Howard 

103  Third 

74  Minna 

22  Sixth 

980  Harrison 

360  Third 

240  Sixth 

422  PticiHc 

464.'.  Sixth 

226  Sixth 

932  Folsom 

3  Washinf^ton 

1409  Polk 

141  l''ifth 

213  Folsom 


TIRRELL  C  &  P  H  &  CO.      419  Clay 
Tohin  John,  446  Valencia 

Trautvetter  Andrew,  2515  Mission 


Turrell  (ieo, 
Utschij,'  A, 
Utschig  .John, 
Wagner  M,      K  K 
Walsh  Jerome, 
^Valsh  M, 
Weber  (J  &  Co, 
Wtl)stcr  Thomas, 
Wentworth  I  M, 
Wilkinson  W, 
Wolf  A  &■  Co, 
Youngclaus  J  D, 
Zeis  .loiin. 


1010  Market 

1613  Polk 

320  Bush 

bet  lltli&12th  aves 

445  Twentieth 

27  Third 

025  Commercial 

623  Howard 

400  Battery 

1212   Polli 

208  Sixth; 

417  Sntter 

222.\  Second 


JAMES  W.  DOLAN, 

AoKNT  Kon 

Eastern  Boot  &  Shoo  Manufacturers 

IraCiiMtk'lil, -Ir.,  New.uk,  N".  .1.;  Hurt  >^  I'aik- 
ard,  liroiktnii,  Mas.^.;  Haniilloii,  I'nitt  iV  •'<«.. 
New  York;  S.  Watuibury  A;  Smi,  Nuw  Y.irk;  T. 
&  A.  S.  Kiiliske,  New  Yurk;  iJiiy  State  Sliou  .mil 
I.eutlier  <'i>.,  New  York;  WiHitisoikft  KutibtTl'ii., 
I'riiviilemv,  K.  I. 
Orders  pioiiiiitly  ulU'iideil  fi). 

Office,  414  lllurk«'t  Ktl'«M't, 

Nail  Fi-Hiu-iMi'o. 


BORAX. 

Borax  Factory,  417  Chestnut 

Bromley  W  L,  417  <• 

Saji  Bernardino  Manfactnring  Co, 

430  Montgomery 

BOX  FACTORIES 

Austin  B  C,  414  Front 

Hcdibs,  Pomeroy  &  Co, 

10  Market,  cor  Beale  and  Main 
Hooper,  HuhUard  &  Hooper, 

Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Korbel  F  &  Bros,  cor  Fifth  and  Bryant 
BECKER  WM,  628  Market 

Merguire  John  L,  cor  Bryant  and  Fifth 
Myers,  (Jilman  &  Bacouillat, 

cor  Ninth  and  Harrison 
S  F  Box  Factory,  Berry  bet  3rd  and  4th 
Union  Box  Factory,  1 14  to  124  Spear 
AN  aldstein  A,  Berry  near  Sixth 

W  oodbury  (ieo  AV,  Berry  bet  4th  and  5th 

BRASS  WORKS  AND  FOUND- 
DRIES. 

Band  Frank,  522  Fulton 

F.ngels  Wni,eor  Twenty-fo:  rth  and  Utah 
(iarnitt  \VT.  JS  Fremont 

GIOVANNINI  &  CO,  (U.u.n  Brass 

^V I  irks),  417  and  4  lit  Mission 

QREENBERG  &  CO.  (propra  Ka- 
le Brass  Works),  205  Fremont 
ROYLANCE  J,         45  and  47 

WEED  &  KINGSWELL,  (Cal 

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BUCKINGHAM  &  HECHT, 

NW  cor  Haight  audOou^di 
CASEY  M  FRANCIS.  •  25  Sansom 

CHASE  &  CO.  >059  Market 

COHNREICH  BROS,  «W  and  S()6  Mkt 

COXF&BRO,  320  Sansom 

(iirard  Lewis,  819  Market 

HOP  KEE  &  CO,  723  an.l  725  Clay 

KULLMAN,  SALZ  &  CO.  lOli  Battery 

aOSENSTOCKSW&CO, 

SE  cor  Sansom  and  Bush 
U  W  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,         416  Market 


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WEED  &  KINGWELL, 
CALIFORNIA  BRASS  WORKS 

Xo.  1:25  Fii'Mt  NtrtM't, 

Opjxwito  Minna  Street,  SAN  FUANCISCO. 

ManufiU'tiirers  of  all  kinds  of  Briu^s,  Composi- 
tiiin,  ZiiH-  and  liabbil  .Mutiil  C;islin;;s,  Churoh 
and  Stuaio'iinit  Itt'lls.  AIsd  ii  full  as^sortnient  of 
.Sli'ani  ami  Water  Cocks  and  Valvcst,  llydrauliu 
ri|ies,  No/zles  iind  Hose  (Jouplinjjs,  ete, 

liniss  Ship  Uiiik,  Spikes,  Sliuattiinsf  Nails, 
Uudder  I'.raees,  ete. 


BREWERS*  MATERIALS. 

BAUER  J   C    &  CO,    632  Sacramento 
Shorr  F,  (I'ioneor  M alt  House),  511    " 

HERMANN  &  CO,  313   « 

MixerOeoH,  51  Beale 

NEIS  PHIL.  322  Davis 

Union  Malt  House,  1411  Folsom 

ZWEIG  HERMANN,  (South  Park 
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H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines.  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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Adams  Jacob,  'Broadway),       033  Bdwy 

AHRENS  iiENRY  &  CO,  (Chi- 
cago), 1420  to  1434  Pino 
Albany  Brewery,  71  to  75  Everett 
Albion  Brewery,  fi I'J  Sacramento 
Bavaria    Brewery,    (P     I'Vaueiiholz 

propr),  Mont  ave  1>et  Vallejo  &  (Jreen 
Boca  Brewinji  Co.  41.")  .Saoraniento 

BURNELL  &  TURNER,  (Ali.iou 

ale  aiid  jK»rtt;r),  51'.)  " 

California  Brewery, 

cor  'Jtith  &  Sorjjontinu  ave 
Christ  .1,  cor  -5th  and  San  Bruno  Koi.d 
Empire  Brewery,  4"J()  (.'hestnut 

FAUSS  0  &  CO,  SEcor  MLss  and  liHIi 
Frederick  Win  A,  (.Jackson),  ]  128  Miss 
Gehrig,  Luhnnann  &  (iaiiiiM,  (xH  7th 
Uhick  k  Hangen, 

>S\V  cor  Fulton  and  Webster 
(iclden  City   Brewery,   ((r    Brockle         I 

pmpr),  I4.SI  Pacific  j 

(Jolden  (tate  Brewery,  717  <Jrcenwich 
Oracier  Frank,  'Jll  Mission 

Hillbrandt  A  Co,  •_>())  5  to  'JOiy  Folsom 
Hoelscher  A  &  Co, 

cor  Kadmad  &  14th  aves 
Hudson  <<eo,    S^V  cor  15th  and  Dolores 

HUPFEL'S  A  SONS,  (lager  beer 
brewers,  N  V;  Chas  Somitag  & 
Co  agents),  40  California 

Lafayette  Brewery,  725  (Jreen 

Mason  .John,  523  Ciiestnut 

NOETHIG    WM.     (Humboldt), 

1843  Mission 
Nunan  Matthew,  (Hil)eriiia),  1227  How 
Pacific  Brewery,  271  Tehama 

PHILADELPHIA  BREWERY. 

(John  Wieland),  cor  2d  and  Folsom 
Pha'iiix  Brewery,  N'oe  bet  IKth  and  I'.lth 
Pioneer  Brewery,  2011  Treat  ave 

Preai<lio    Brewery,     (Schneider    & 

Wechtel  nroprs),  152(5  Pacific 

S  F  STOCK  BREWERY.  '2118  Powell 

Scherr,  Bach  k  Lud,  (iinprs  hops 
ami  brewers'  materials), 

5()il  to  513  .Sacramento 
Scliwar/  .1,  cor  Powell  and  Chestnut 
Schustir  F,  (llailntad),  425  Valencia 
Schweitzer  it  Bro,  (Eureka),  235  First 
SLORAH  E   C,  (Excelsior),       703  San 

SMITH    W    D.    (propi-    Ea-.!e), 

SW  cor  Fourteenth  and  Folsom 
Swan  Brewery,  cor  15tli  and  Dolores 
Swiss  Brewery,  (Clias  Strenio  propr), 

414  and  4l(i  Dupont 
Union    Brewery,  32()  Clementina 

Washingtin    Brewery,  (Clar.s  Wie-         i 

den  A  Co),  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Wahmuth  H  &  Co,  512  and  514  (irovo 
Wannenmachcr  &   Kronenlierj?,  (U 

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Mission  St..  near  Fiftesnth, 


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SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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WILLOWS    BREWERY. 


O.  FAUSS  &  CO., 


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S.  E.  Cor.  Mission  and  19th  Sts., 

SAN  KRANflSCO. 


BetM'  sliippeil  to  all  parts  of    'ic  Coiiiilrv, 


A  Full  Stock  of  Ale  and  Porter 


Constantly  on  band  in  Ru!k  and  Rnttlcd. 


Eagle    Brewery, 

Corner  FolNom  uiitl  14tli  Mtreets, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

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W.  D.  SMITH,  Proprietor. 

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ALE  AND  PORTER  in  Bulk  or  Bottled 

GUARANTEED  TO  KEEP  IN  ANY  CLIMATE. 


BRICK  MANUFACTURERS. 

(Sec  also  Lime,  Cement,  etc.) 

Bonnet  B,  40'2  Montgomery 

Bonnet  E,  40i' 

Huntia-  &  Sliackleford,  310  Pint- 

Pacific  St  Wharf 
401  Montgomery 
7  Ciiiy 
Pacific  St  Wharf 
335  Montgomery 


Lynch  P, 
Piiteut  Brick  Co, 
Pip<!r  Jerome  B, 
Komillard  Brick  Co, 
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Boobar  E  C.  14  Howiir.l 

HALLIDIE  AS,  0  California 

Martin  W  H  &  C.\  7  Spearj 

PACIFIC  BRIDGE  CO.  (H  Morrill 

prt's  antl  secy),  4  (California; 

S  F  Bridge  Co,  (J  McMnllen  niang'r), 

14  [^viveiiwortli 

BROKERS-  CUSTOM  HOUSE. 

417  Waslungtiin 
500  Battery 
4'J5 
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508 
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417  Washington] 
510  Battery 
518 

504  " 

502  " 


BROKERS-  MERCHANDISE. 

Alexander  Orlando,  214  Sansom 
AmerlungJ  C,  05  Merchanta'  Exchange 

Baird  Andrew,  312  California 

Bush  E  I),  408  Front 

Davis  Robt,  405     " 

Fitch  L  E,  405     " 

(iirardL,  214  California 

Hochkotler  K,  203  Front 

Holden  S  P  &  Co,  430  California 

Houston  W  J  k  Co,  305  Front 

Hmri;  Henry,  203  California 


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Adams  A  F, 
Bauch  P(!, 
Bellingall  &  Miller, 
Boden  .fohn  H  &  Co, 

BUNKER  H  S, 

De  Fremery  H  S 
Gardner  J  H, 
Gesoret  — , 
Heise  Chas  Ed, 
Hessler  Chas, 
Hughes  &  Edaon, 
Mattoon  &  l>anglada, 

MAYHEW  &  TAGGARD,  417  Wash 

Mc(  Jill  Ji  E,  503  Battery 

Peterson  Soren  B,  5S  Cluy 

Reed  (ieo  W,  508  Battery 

Schleiden  &  Scholl,  418 

SchoU  &  Wheeler,  508 


HUGHES  &  CO,  room  5  302 
.Jacobs  Mart  L,  208  Montgomery 

detfray  Wm,  204  California 

KENDALL  F  I,  room  5  302 
Kanislicr  Edward  D,  321  " 

Knudsen  1'  d,  110  Front 

LOUDON  &  HANSCOM. 

()5  Merchants'  Exchanne 

lORENTZEN  A  P, 
MERLE  CHAS  F, 

Ovcracre  Peter  .1, 
Pai  ratt  Frederick, 
Ricliardson  k  Field, 
Steuavt  Irwin, 
Stowell  Wn»  H, 
Teller  J  1>  P, 
Tetzen  Cb, 
Underbill  .L;cob, 
\V heeler  K  A, 

WHITE  &  CO. 
WILDE  JASM, 

William  C  L  &  Co, 
Zeckendorf  k  Staub, 


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218  Ciiliforuia 
123 

405  Front 
214  California 
218 
214 

405  Front 
202  California 
308 
128 
310 
218 
417  Washington 
405  Front 


BROKERS-MONEY. 

Anthony  G  W  &  Co, 

SE  cor  Buaii  and  Kearny 
Antnony  G  W,  240 

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Bear  Solomon,  110  Montgomery 

BiBh(.p  Edgar,  700  Murkct 

Boaa  .Fudiui,  420  Montgomery 

CARTER  R  W,  rmsUand  15  30U  " 
Cogan  Jaa,  40.'<  Californiii 

Conn  9l  Frank,  418  Montgomery 

Curtis  J  M,  V2'.i  Calif orniu 

Davia  Wm  H,  Montgomery,  R  K  bldg 
De  Pass  J  M,  51 1  California 

Franks.!,  41.'i  Califi)riii:i 

FERNALD  J  S,  :W(>  Sansom 

Ciohlbaum  L,  N  E  cor  Kearny  &  Market 
HAVERSTICK  W  H,  500  Montgy 
Helmrich  &  Hansen,  'M\)  California 

HOUSTON  W  J  &  CO,  205  Front 
Knudson  T  J,  110  Front 

Lacy  Henry,  ;i"21  California 

Liebermann  Theodore,   'Mli  Montgomery 
Little  John  T, 
McMechan  .lames, 
Isieville  E  H, 
O'Brien  E  A  &  Co, 
Oppeuheinier  &  Salinger, 
Perkins  Jos, 


ARMSTRONG  J  L, 

Atkinson,  Doud  &  Co, 
Atkinson  Thos  F  &  Co, 

AYRES  JOHN  G, 

Baird  A, 

Baldridge  Mieliael, 
Barl)ee  Julin, 


Pforr  John, 
lUidsel  Edwin, 
Scliuller  A, 
Sliepard  E  A, 
Sillierstein  J  &  Co, 
Solomon  J, 
Smith  F, 
Warn  Ceo  A, 
Wei  he  Aug, 
Whitman  S  P, 


302  Montgomery 

405  Califoriiii. 

11(5  Montgomery 

4'J4  Montgomery 

i'2'2  Montgy 

400  Market 

•S'J'J  Montgonury 

:<30  I'iiie 

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501  Montgomery 

(i  Sixtli 

50"J  Kearny 

31(5  Montgomery 

■138  California 

400  Montgomery 

."iO'J  Montgomery 


BROKERS-PAWN. 

1 10  Kearny 
718  Washington 


Aronaon  ( !  &  Co, 
Brock  J, 
Edwanls  l>, 
Franklin  A, 
Franklin  J(din, 
Franklin  N  J, 
CiblMn  E  F, 
(ioldberg  M  &  Co, 
(fOodman  A, 
Craaf  Samuel, 
Henrich  Mrs  A, 
HirscliHeld  J  H  &  Co, 
Hymon  W, 
Jacobs  Abraham, 
Levy  Edward, 
Levy  Isaa*!, 
Lichtenntein  B  H, 
Myers  Harris, 
Myers  H  &  Son, 
Solomon  I  li, 

STRAUS  M, 

Van  Vleit  Leon, 


1)53  Washington 

40y  and  813  Kearny 

il05  Kearny 

110(>  Market 

(i'Jo  Kearny 

534  Kearny 

414  Kearny 

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017  Wasliingtc-n 

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047  Washington 
702  and  704  Kearny 
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BROKERS-STOCK. 

Abbot  <)slH)rn,  310  Culifornin 

Ackersuu  G  T,  314  Montgomery 


BARRETT  &  WALKER, 

Bear  Solomon, 
Bernhard  .Joseph, 
Blow  A  \V  &  Co, 
Bos  well  S  B  &  Co, 
Bourne  J  B, 

BOYCE  S  B, 

Boyd  T  C, 

BOYCE  S  B. 

Bradrthaw  (J  H, 
Brooks  S  H, 
Budd  W  C, 
Burling  James  W, 
Cahdl  i:  &  Co, 
Carter  (ieo  Edward, 
Cautin  Joacpli  P, 
("lute  &  Lovcl.uid, 


44^1  California 
337  Pine 
337    " 

429  California 
312 

314  Montgomery 


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140  Montgomery 
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318  California 
12  Li.idesddrff 

307  Montgomery 
210  Saiiaom 

307  Montgomery 
410  Califoruia 
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440  " 

413 

400  Montgomery 

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■105  California 

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Collin,  Sanderson  &,  Cook, 

Coleman  .lames  \',  301*  Monti 

Coleman  John  \V, 

Copi'  &  Davis, 

Curds  llobt, 

Coursen  (J  A, 

Crocker  Si  Suydam, 

GROSSMAN  &  BAKER,      324   " 

Crowley  &  (Joodman,         43()  California 
L>idd  BF,  II  1\  Leide*l,„tr 

De  Pass  .1  M,  511  Caliloniia 

DEWEY  EUGENE  E.         :m  i-ine 

I'insnioM   U, 
Dixon  Sanuiel, 
Doud  A, 

Doyle  \  &  Co.  317 

D'Dyley  Niyei,  317 

Duncan  Wm  I,,  300 

lUuieau  Wm  T, 
Kdwards  Wm  &  Co, 
Fhriich  James  E, 
Klliott  iticliard, 

EPPSTEIN  &  CO. 

Kpsiciit  K, 
Eyre  &  . I  ones, 
I'V.rrell.lno. 
Fay  .leremiah  (!, 
Fay  Piiilip  S, 

FERNALD  J  S, 

Fiteh  J  i{, 
Flatt  V  J, 

FLOOD  J  C  &  CO, 

Fox  A  W  &  Co, 
Fox  C  W, 
Fox  Henry  L, 
Frank  (Justave, 
Frank  Sand  &  Co, 
Franks  &  Cray, 
Frank  .Samuel, 


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303   " 
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113  Lfidesiloitf 
310  Montgomery 
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213  .Saiisiim 
312  I'ine 
317  Montgoniery 
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fry.Wattlea  &  Co, 
(Jamba  H, 
(;iiriot  A  Jr, 
(Jlazier  I  &  Co, 
(ioUlman  M, 
Golly  &  Uhl, 
Grailiner  Baldwin, 
Greeiibaum  L  &  Co, 
(iret'ue&  Co, 
Greene  H  A  &  Co, 
(Jreone  J  J, 


310  Pine 
303  Montgomery 

304  California 
418  Montgomery 

412  California 
310  Montgomery 

4'-".l  Californiu 
314  Montgomery 
301) 
314 
314 
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Greeuehauin,  Helbing  &  Co,  2:'.0  Moiitjj y 
GRIESINGER  R,  •"•>:*  California 

GvirnettAfi&Co,  310 

Guthier  E  &  Co,  30U  Montgomery 

Haber  F  A,  421  California 

Hailk-y  F  NV,   S  V  Stock  Exchange  bhlg 
Hale  &  V'achcco,  317  Montgomery 

Hall  &  Charles,  327  I'inc 

Hall  E  V  &  Co,  410  California 

HAMILTON,  GOLDSTONE    & 

CO  (and  assityers),  214  Sansom 

Hashcy  F  A,  402  Montgomery 

HavcnH&  Co,  42!»  California 

HAWKINS  JAS  JE  &  CO,  :^o«.)  Moat/y 

Henriques  David, 
HerglM-'rg  1, 
Herman  M, 
Hir/.horg  Isaac, 
Hiekox<ieo  C  &  Co, 
Higgins  \V  L, 
HirslifcM  C, 


Lawton  Franklin, 
Lazure  S  T, 
Lemmon  (Seo, 
liCntWrn  M, 
Liebermann  Theo, 
Lissak  A  H, 
liynch  Jeremiah, 
Mackintosh  &  liacon. 
Miicphermin  &  Shinn, 
Mahoiicy  .1  H  ,Ii', 
Marshall  Louis, 
Marks  Josuith, 
Martin  M  S, 
Mayers  Alfred, 
Mayru  (loi)  T  &  Son, 
McDonald  M  J, 
McDonald  M  J, 
Mc(!re\v  A  F, 
Mclnerney  M  .1, 
Messur  Hacon  &  Co, 
Mcdrew  A  F, 
Miles  &  King, 
Mil  ford  Henry  E, 
Miller  E, 

Miller  &  Van  Wyck. 
Mix  LW, 


314  Montgomery 
320  I'inc 

242  Montgomery 
321)  Fine 

412  Montgomery 
417  California 

314  Montgomery 


320  Alontgomory 

304  Fine 

439  California 

52  Nevada  block 

307  Montgomery 

112  Leidesdorlf 

S  F  Stock  Ex  bldg 

322  Montgomery 

320  " 

408 

304  Pino 

S  F  Stock  Ex  bldg 

100  Leidesdorff 

240  Montgomery 

234 

203  Bush 

310  Pine 

420  Montgomery 

501  California 

232  i  Montgomery 

420 

413 

424  " 

402  " 

308  Pino 
317  Montgomery 
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MOORE  &  MONTGOMERY. 

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Hoitt  lra(J, 
Holladay  Ben  Jr, 


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Hoiikins  NVni  S, 
Horn  U(!, 
Hosiiier  D  M  &  Co, 
lluds(m  (!eo, 

HUNT  GEO  H, 

Hunt  .1  L, 
Hutchinson  John, 
Hyncman  S, 
Ives  G  1, 
Jacobs  \j  N, 
Jones  .1  H, 
Ketne  James  15 , 
Kaufman  S  &  Co, 

Kelley(ieo\V, 

Kenna  P  J  (.!, 

Kennedy  P  J , 

Kenney  &  Dyer, 

Kent  U  F, 

King  Homer  S  &  Co, 

King  Joseph  L, 

Klervisch  J  O, 

Kutz  G  M  &  Co, 

Kyle  K  (i, 

Labatard  M, 

Laing  Chas  D, 

Langland  B  F, 


M'.rgan  W  P, 
Moulder  Andrew, 
Murphy  EP, 
Murray  \Vm  H,  ' 
Ncal  Chas  S  &  Co, 
427  Montgi)mer.d  x,.„  ton  H  A, 
14  Leidesdorlfl  Xoblc  H  H  &  Co, 
330  Pine  o'lJrieu  Edward  A, 

320  Montgoinery  ()'j',„„ior  Thomas, 
J22  1  me  Oppcnheim  John, 

321  Montgomery  oti^  ,1^  Co, 
310  '■  Patterson  .Fames, 

200  Sansonr  Peckham  E  P, 
513  California  Perry  (Jrattan, 
5  Merchants'  I'.x!  Perry  .lohii  Jr, 

327  Pine  Ptlug  L  C, 
402  Montgomery   Phipps  A  B, 
310  Montnomery   Plnml)er  H  VV, 
32(»  Pine  Itich  David, 
1  S  F  Stock  Kx  bldg  Kogers  U  F, 
301  Montgomery  Korke  B  B  &  Co, 
320  Pine  l{ountree  .1  0  Jr, 
314  Moutgomeryi  Uountree  &  Langland, 

10()  Leidesdorir  Kudkiii  J  A, 
228  Montgomery  Hyckmau  W  L, 
318  Montgomery  Said)orn  T  C, 

312  Pine  Sehmiedell  Henry, 
402  Montgomery!  Schmitt  J  L  &  Co, 


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317 
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Scott  H  H  &  Co, 
Seiikel  Geo, 
Sedgwick  Jno, 
"      Shotwell  J  M, 
337  Fine  Skaife  Alfred, 
327    "      Smiley  .los  E, 


310 
314 

40!)  Pine 
308    " 
330  Montgomery 
327  Pine 
435  California 
424  Montgomery 
304 
307 
300  " 

313  California 

3U  Montgomery 

324  Piiie 

413  Montgomery 

40  California 

321  California 

310  Montgomery 

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304  Montgomery 
327  Pine 
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317  Montgomery 
314 
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317  Montgomery 
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240  Montgomery 


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Speyer  BroB, 
Hulzbncher  .1, 
SusH  A, 
SUTRO  &  CO, 

Smiley  (;eo  W, 
Smiley  T  J  L, 
Smithaon  Thos  B, 


XVJ  Pino 

214  Montgomery 
408 

318  Pine 

.'JOG  Montgomery 

113  [.eiifesdortf 


SUTY  J  S  &  THELLE  S  S. 

(real  estate),  330  Pine 


Sweet  H  A, 

Swim  D  K, 

Taylor  W  S, 

Tiltlen  Jos, 

Tohiri  K  C\ 

Todd  A  H  &  t^o, 

TurnbuU  Walter, 

Twiug  D  W, 

Van  VVyck  H  L, 

Von  Loesecke  P, 

Wakerield  S  B  &  (Jo, 

Wallace  (!eo, 

Warren  S  P  &  Co, 

Watson,  T.a  (irangc  &  Gibson,  3'J4  Pine 

Wattles  J  B  &  Co,         303  Montgomery 

Weller  Chus  f.,  li03  Busli 

Wightman  A  C,     38  Stevonaon  building 

Wilson  &  Hutcliinson,  3'J'J  Pine 


331  Montgomery 

314 

4'JO 

316 

314 

4  Ml  California 

316  Tine 

307  Montgomery 

308  Pine 

'_>32.^   Montgomery 

3'_"2  Pine 

25  Nevada  block 

411  California 


Wilson  J  S, 
"Wilson  KicJid, 
Whitely  T  &  Co, 
Wolf  F, 
Wolf  Frcil'k, 
\\'ood  W  E, 
Woods  F  H,  •. 
Wright  W  H, 
YostDZ&Co,     441 
Zadig  &  Kullmann, 


322  " 

415  Montgomery 
314 

316  *' 

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318 
412 

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Ca!  an.l  332  Mont 
3')7  .Mf>ntgomury 


Ziiins  L  A,         S  F  Stock  Kxchangebldg 

BROOM   AND    BRUSH  FAC- 
TORIES. 

(See  also  Wood  and  Willow wjin'.) 

ARMES  &  DALLAM, 

115  and  117  Front 

BUTT  C  C  &  AHRENS, 

SW  cor  Nineteenth  and  Stevenson 
COLE  &  KENNEY,  •  !•*  Sacramento 
Coojier  Alfred,  638  N'allejo 

ConklinTC,  418  Fourth 

CopsoTi  B,  322  Davis 

FELDMANN  L  &  CO, 

315  and  317  Sacramento 
Figer  Bros,  (Cal),  615 

(jrlunz  Chris,  64^  West  Mission 

(ioldenThoH,  lO'J  Clay 

GOSLING   GEON,  320San8om 

Harrison  &  Dickson,        210  Saoramento 
Hemingway  Bros,  121  Washington 

Howes  ( reo  &  Co,  302  California 

Kunge  &  Brakman,  .     260  Third 


Ln»SHER  GEO,  331  Bush  and  410  Sau 
S  V   Steam    Brush   Factory,  (J{  W 

Simpson),  325  Sac,  613  and  615  Brim 
litcombft  Thurston.  205  Sacramento 
Unnat  .1  acob,  |  f,7  New  Montg,„nerv 
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WnrdThoH,  27Dru,mn 

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Wooden  and  Willow  Waro, 

Cor.  Nineteenth  and  Stevenson  Sts. 
SAN   KItANCIHCO,  TAL. 

No  Chinese  Employed. 

BUILDINGS,  BLOCKS  AND 
HALLS. 

Academy  Building,  3:{o  i>i„c 

Custom  House,  NW  cor  Bat  and  Wash 
Druid's  Hall,  413  Sutter 

Harbor  I'olice  Station,  422  Davi.s 

Independent  Order  Iledmen's,  510  Hush 
Ixont  Hall  Co,  TX\  Mission 

Mechanics' Pavilion,  NK  curSthAMisa 
Odd  Fellows  Hall.  325  M<)utgom..iy 

I'acific  Hall,  Bush  Ix't  Kearny  anil  Diip 
Pioneer  Hall,  60S  Montjidiiiery 

Piatt's  Hall,  Mo!it  bet  Pint  and  Hush 
I'ytliian  Castle,  <)i;{  Market 

Sander  lAinis,  (Hcrticultural),  .'105  Stnok 
S  F  Postortico,  NW  cor  Hat  an, I  Wasii 
United  Californian'x,  4|7  Kwiriiy 

U  S  Aitpruiser'w.San  Ix't.Jack  and  Wash 

BUSINESS  AND  GENERAL 
AGENTS. 


Aitken  &  Co, 
Alpero  Chas, 
Baird  Andrew, 
Bear  Solonmn. 
Bernhard  Hobt,  {shij)) 


331  Koarr.y 

700  Mission 

312  California 

140  Montjfomery 

302  California 


Herton  F  &  Co,  (bullion),  5:7  flay 

Boyart  tl  M,  (grain),        214  Saoramento 
Brown  D  &  Co,  60()  Moiitj,'nnitry 

BURTJASGTJS.  IIG  Front 

Cameron  H  M,  232Suttir 

Doyle  &  Wilson,  (ship),      38  California 
Durkin  .lohn  M,  507 

FISK  ASA,  '-'40  Montj/omery 

liay  Chas,  523  Montgomery 

Hill  Ceo  A,      -  634  Market 


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Raiim  J  M. 

Ri'ichling  V  k  Co,  (bullion),  400  Mont^y 

RiohanU  O  S,  (grain), 

NE  cor  Front  and  (.'lay 
Riehn,  Hemme  &  ('0,  (l>ullion),404  Mont 
Russell  Edwin,  (note  and  loan),  330  Tiue 
Stewart  ( leo,  ^'I'l  M  a rket 

Strut  W  &  Co,  3'23  Kearny 

Sutn>  &  Co,  (bullion),    408  Montgomery 
Turner  K  B,  040  Clay 

WHEATLY  &  COOK,  i  Eonrth 

Willey  James,  34  Kearny 

BUTCHERS. 


Abraham  Felix,  140'2  Stockton 

\dler  Uavid,  3  Hayes  Valley  Marktit 
Adler  M,  "0-2  Bealo 

AdarinF,  Twenty -fourth  and  IJryant 
AUari  Joseph,  ;")(}  California  Market 

Aiitz  Henry,  1  and  '2  Grand  Weatn  Mkt 
Arnold  &  M'  lug,  SE  cor  *23d  and  V'aKn 
ArtiguesE  &  Co,  14  S  F  Market 

Astorg  Bros,  5  and  G  (Jrand  AreuileMkt 
Aubert  A,  10  S  F  Market 

Au!5U8tiny  John,  ^  ')43  Turk 

Bacciis  U  T,  N\V  cor  O'Far  and  Mason 
Bailey  Nathan  J,  515  Bryant 

Bailly  Bros,  71   California  Market 

Band  Joseph,  N  W  eor  Valencia  and  Kith 

BARTATJDEH,   ^  ^,  ,.^      ^^^^^f^ 

Bayle  John,  7  California  Market 

IWck  Adam  »»03  McAllister 

Beck  &  Hamung,  10  and  1 1  Misai(m  Mkt 
B<ck  Jacob,  COS  McAllister 

Becker  Henry,  NW  cor  Miss  and  13tli 
Bender  Jacob,  100  Twelfth 

Beppler  John,  lolS  Dapont 

Berg  Ferdinand,  '200  Sutter 

Bochft  Blum,  510  (ieary 

Boeat-  A  J,  NE  cor  Clark  and  Davis 
BiochL&A,  S'23(;reenwiel 

Boiler  F  J,  1'230  Dupont 

Boliinccr  &  Miller,  5  Jackson 

Bond  j,  cor  Eighteenth  and  Valencia 
Brr.mpton  Fred,  11  and  12  Hayes  V  Mkt 
Brickel  Fred,  •2(5  Centre  Market 

Britten  &  Fleming,  4'27  Hayt.s 

Brundage  J  P,       '  '2'201  I'olk 

BUNKER  ROBERT  F, 

74  aiid75  Cahfornia  Market 
Campbell  Samuel  J,  2G3  Tiiird 

Campbell  Thos  J,  Ritch  &  Folsom 

Castoruettie  A, 

SW  cor  Stockton  and  Greenwich 


CatoirJ,  1402  Pacitie 

Cavuney  J(din,  '210  Ninth 

Ca/canx  J,  m  Centre  Market 

CazeresGuillaumo,  3-:'2  Fifth 

Clauss  J,  37  and  38  Grand  Western  Mkt, 
ChflTord  Hoburt,  '.'34  Fourth 

Coniudly  Will  J,  |837  Market 

Convey  Edward,  N  K  eor  Hyde  and  Green 
Cougblin  Jno  I),  4'2  Grand  Arcade  Mkt 
Cuneo  (!,  30!)  and  311  Broadway 

Curtis  k  Son,  '>;^'>  Fifth 

Dahl  Henry,  '2 Hi  Second 

Daly  Edward,  NEccr  lGthand(!uerrero 


Dastufiue  <!, 
Duverkosen  I*, 
De  Bordeaux  C  B, 
Decourtieux  k  Co, 
De  l.uca  G, 
Denglcr  Philip, 
Denhard  John, 


l'2Ch>y  St  Market 
'251 '2  Bush 
50t)  Bush 
'-*7  and  '20  S  F  Mkt 
1338  Dupont 
'j33  Third 
313  Ninth 
Dickenson  J  E,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Brod 
Dickson  &  Nelson,  N  W  cor  '2d  k  Bryant 
Di  Vccehio  S,  440  Hayes 

Di  Vecchio  Stephen,  :^71  Mission 

IXidge  D.aniel,  15i)  Stewart 

Duane  E,  6  (Jrand  Central  Market 

Dulion  Leon,  705  Pacific 

DulionHJ,  il03  Pacific 

Duiiker  Christian,  3'2'2  Folsom 

Ellenbergcr  C,  '2  Mission  Market 

Elleid)erger  (!,  Gl  Centre      " 

Erasniy  John,  1!)'21  Bush 

EVERS  A  C.  SE  cor  Mont  and  Vallejo 
Fabry  E  M.  545  Hayes 

Farrell  &  GafTney,  43'2  Third 

FaubclJ,  15G  Sixteenth 

Faubd  John,  NE  eor  Sac  and  Fillmore 
Faubcl  P,  NE  cor  '20th  and  Shot  well 
Fay  Aiiilrcw,  NE  <!or  '2'2!id  and  Mission 
Fclsing  Fred,  i>G7  Mission 

FeiistT  Charles,  cor  \{  R  and  15th  avesj 
!'\rreiibauk  Otto,  cor  Van  Ness  and  Mkt 
Ferricr  J  S,  44  ami  45  (J rami  Cent  Mkt 
I'inley  &  Dickinson,  5  and  G  Cal  Market 
Fisher  <fe  Hanson,  «'28  Post 

Fit/sininions  P,  1330  P\d9om 

Flach  JoH,  cor  Seventeenth  and  Dolores 
Fletcher  C  A,  1'2G'2  Market 

Flynn  P,  703  Braniian 

Fogarty  Jas,  71  Ce-itre  Market 

^\)ss  Bros,  13'20  Dupont  and  8'21  Pacific 
French  L,  5  (irand  Central  Market 

Frittenbach  Eniil,  1321  Stockton 

Fulda  Lcanian,  0  New  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Gi.mble  k  Co,  5'2  and  53  Wash  Market 
( ialinger  &  Mayt^r,  G'23  Hyde 

(Jans  k  Katz,  7  Grand  Central  Market 
Gcantit  A,  IG  and  18  S  F  Market 

(leggus  &  Fishel,  10'20  Howard 

(Jeil  H,  '25  and  2G  Grand  Western  Mkt 
(Jermer  John  C,  51 1  Pacific 

Glennan  M,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and  Joms 
Goertzhain  H  E,  1 103  Leavenworth 


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Coldmana  J,       56  Washington  Market 
Goldmeyer  &  Son,  307  Sixth 

Gootlwin  Clias,  15  and  32  Centre  Market 
Grady  M,  613  Post 

Grannoclii  Salvatore,  314  Mont  ave 

Greenwood  Henry,  1729  Market 

Guichet  Francois,  230  Fourth 

Gunn  Hugh,  717  Howard 

Hagemuun  Chas,  1117  Miision 

Hais  F  J,  46  Grand  Central  Market 

Hanson  &  Co,  J)2S  Post 

Hanson  F,    1 1  and  12  California  Market 
Harold  Chas,  704  Battery 

Hartnian  J,      48  Grand  Central  Market 

Hartnett  Lawience,      cor  Pac  and  Leav 

Harvy  &  Co, 

Hassebach  Geo, 

Hayden  &  O'Brien, 

Hayden  P  &  Co, 

Heinenian    &    Stern, 

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Heiike  &  Drewes, 
Herold  Chas, 


Hermann  B, 
Hermann  H, 
Hertz  L  &  J, 
Hertz  Louis, 
Hilde brand  August, 
Hdl  S, 


21 13  Howard 
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424  Fourth 
525  Seventh 
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908i  Larkin 
24th  and  Potrero  ave 
704  Battery 


801  Geary 

SW  cor  Union  and  Mont 

85  and  86  Centre  Market 

6  Metropolitan  Market 

123  Seventh 

5  Mission  Market 


Hotfman  &  Wocnne,  606  Market 

Holhies  .las  N,         cor  Bryant  anil  Kitch 
Hook  Chas,     SW  eor  Mason  and  Union 

1005  Pacilic 


Hornung  J, 
HowlandC  P, 
Houette  C, 
Hughes  J, 
Hughes  Jolin  .1, 
Jacobsiin  Jacob, 


28  Fourtli 

205  Sixth 

645  Valencia 

48  Centre  Market 

805  Howard 


JEAUNEAU  F  &  LEMAITRE  J, 

67  Centre  Market 
Jensen  Fred,  407  Turk 

Jonas  A  &  Co,41  and  42  Washington  Mkt 
Junker  Louis  &  Co,  Fulton  and  Laguna 
Junker  Chas,  137  (iougli 

Kafka  Simon  fc  Co,  025^  Folsom 

Knhn  A,  SK  cor  McAllister  and  Laguna 
Kain  M  AV,  6  and  7  Mission  Market 
Kaiser  (Jec  &  Co,  17,  18  and  10  Cal  Mkt 
Katz  Fred,  94  to  100  California  Market 
Katz  J,  7  Grand  Central  Market 

Kauttinann  &  Brody,  209  Sixtli 

Kantfniann  Jacob,  407  Third 

Kehoe  J  \V, 

Natoma  and  11th  and  9th  ard  Minna 


Kelly  Cornelius, 
Kelly  Joseph, 
Kelly  M  J, 
KeyesOH, 
Killavary  Patrick, 
Killey  M  1, 
Kirscii  Lmil, 
Kohen  VVm, 
Korner  (ius, 


433  Stevenson 

1159  Howard 

3  Center  Market 

50  Steuart 

421  Eightli 

1840  Ellis 

639  Tiiird 

43  (irand  Arcade  Market 

NE  cor  Jessie  and  19th 


Kramer  C, 
Kramer  Frederick, 
Kramer  &  Medley, 
Kramer  Wm  J, 
Kroeger  G, 
Kroeger  Wm, 
Lannan  &  Utley, 
Larroche  F, 
Le  Bert  Victor, 
Lehmann  L, 
Lehmann  M, 
Levy  Jacob, 
Levy  M, 


2113  Fillmore 
229  Fell 
2113  Fillmore 
819  Jackson 
1202  Stockton 
1202 

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Eighteenth  and  Capp 

NE  cor  Ellis  and  Larkiii 

2616  Bush 

cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 

810 


8  and  10  Cal  Mkt 
I52S  Dupout 

619  Broadway 
46  Centre  Market 

13  S  F  Market 


LewisJM&Co,  Hi  Fourth 

Lilienthal  H,  22  Grend  Arcade  Market 
Loeb  Henry,  Mason  and  Vallejo 

Lobenstein  S,  cor  Post  and  Laguna 

Lowenbruck  John,  1207  Mission 

Lutz  &  Co,  3  and  4  California  Market 
LutzJohnP,  i:!o()ak 

Maessen  W,  2  Metropolitan  Market 

Malloney  Peter,  NE  cor  6th  andHarris'a 
Marxen  Julius,  208  Francisco 

Mayer  &  Hartnian, 

6  New  Metropolitan  Market 
xNLvywald  W  &  Co, 

34  and  35  CJrand  Western  Market 
McCarty  James,  323  Third 

McDerniott  Bros,  405  Fnlsom 

Mc(ilianC  M,  21 13  Mission 

MeKeney  Patrick  J,     4  Mission  Market 
McMouomy  John  H, 
Menesini  G, 
Menesini  V  &  Co, 
Mengel  John. 
Merklebach    Vni, 

Merry,  Faull  &  Co,  532  and  534  Market 
Meyer  &  Akniann,  16  and  18  Sacramento 
xMeyer  B,  <HM  Larkin 

Miclieletti  Bros,  Dupout  and  Filbert 
Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co,  30S  Front 
Miller  F  J,  1 103  Folsom 

MilliciniE,  314  Montgomery  ave 

Mineiian  P,  530  Fourtli 

Mixen  J,  208  Francisco 

Mockel  Christian, 

N  \V  cor  Union  ami  Kearny 
Mokel  C,  400  Union 

Moock  Geo,  4  Gir.nd  Central  Market 
Mooek  .1,  31  Valencia 

Morgenstein  A  VV,     Third  and  Hrannan 
Moritz  John  C, 
M<trse  Joiui, 
Muller  John, 
Muller&  Koenig, 

15  and  16  Cal  Mkt  &  Har  near  iltii 
Nagle  Wm,  Gl'7  Hush 

Newman  A  A.  Co,  1  and  2  Centre  Market 
Newmann  P  H,  520  East  i 

Newman  S  &  Co,  | 

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Nolthenius  J  &  Schmid  V, 

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229  Fell 
13  Fillmore 
819  Jackson 
02  Stockton 
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L3  ami  Larkiu 
2616  Bush 
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1207  Mission 
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152S  Dupout 
G19  Bi-oailway  ' 
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1 103  Folsom 

Montgomery  ave  I 

530  Fourth  j 

208  Francisco  j 

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Northmoore  S, 
O'Beirne  Arthur, 
O'Brien  Thomas, 
Ocean  Mpvket  Butchers, 
O'Donneh  P, 


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426i  Natoma  Terry  L  A,  7  Centre  Market 

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29  and  30  Grand  Western  Market 
Owens  &  Co,  59  and  60  Washington  ' ' 
Pacific  Sausage  Factory,  526  Fourth 
Peterson  H,  cor  Seventh  and  Bryant 
Pieperling  A;  Co,  SE  cor  Hyde  and  Union 
Porporato  Francisco,  1224  Dupont 

Powers  .Jaa  D,  1531  Turk 

Powers  T  J,  136  Hayes 

p,)\vser  Ciias,  II R  ave  Ijet  1 4th  and  1  JHh 
Proll  Henry  Jr,  SW  cor  Laj-kin  and  Clay 
Kaxbo  Geo  A,  1 145  Folsom 

Rimel  Frank,  65  Centre  Market 

Uii.lel  Conrad,  1417  Dupont 

Reinlc  iV    Fnchs,  3  (Jrand    Central 

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Roseiihurgh  G,  1  Mission         " 

Rosenberg  L,       3  Metropolitan         " 
Rosenberg  M,  olOFrankin 

Rosenberg  S  S,  1501  Powell 

Rossi  (J,  515  Broadway 

Roth  Chas,  1 6th  bet  Guerrero  &  Dolores 
Rothermel  &  MuUer,  702  Bush 

Rudolph  A,     NE  cor  Folsom  and  Sixth 

Sahrbacher  Chas,  904  Stockton 

Saltman  Chas,  1806  Bush 

Schmidt  &  Thomson,  1405     " 

Schrader  J,         Point  Lobos  and  Collins 


Wagner  Chas  F,  536  Kearny 

Wagner  &  Hanb,  1505  Stockton 

V\  agnerP,    NE  cor  Fillmore  and  Sutter 
Wahlheim  0,  912  Twentieth 

\\aier8Geo,  308  Blfth 

\V  anz  J  no  D,  N  vV  cor  Columbia  and  24th 


Schuck  E  &  Co, 
Schussler  Louis, 
Seibel  Fred, 
Siebel  Philip, 
Seipel  Chas, 
Sern  Chas, 
Seufert  F  A, 
Sheehan  I'atrick, 
Sheipley  Chas, 
Shyne  Jas  G, 
Smith  Jas, 
Smith  Jas, 


Warner  Geo, 
Weber  E, 
Wcisheimer  C, 
Werner  (Joo, 
^^'erncr  Louis, 
Wetzell  Wm, 
White  John, 


211  Folsom 

1343  Dupont 

2  Clay  St  Market 

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2302  Mission 

1604  Howard 

1604  Polk 

1018  Alabama 

2302  Mission 

330  Fourth 

1119  Harrison 

2203  Polk 


SW  cor  Clay  and  Polk 

5  Metropolitan  Market 

cor   16th  and  2d  ave 

1643  Polk 

910  Bryant 

N^V  cor  22d  and  Folsom 

1102  Clay 

A\  ilson  J  Y  &  Co,  508  Mkt  and  9  Sutter 
Wuirow  Jes,  3000  Mission 

AV^itzemann  William,  Merchant  and  East 
Wood  Horace  V,  Mission  nr  iVJth 

Woodhouse  &  Hilliard,     19th  and  Capp 
Wuthrich  Jno,  415  Geary 

Yager  Martin,  211  Folsom 

\  oung  &  Bro,      Greenwich  and  Steiner 
Zecher  F  W,  1817i  Powell 

Zeh  Louis,       SE  cor  Dupont  and  Union 

BUTCHERS-WHOLESALE. 

Andrews  Oliver,    Fifth  ave  bet  K  and  L 
Avy  Eugene,  320  Sansom 

Brandensteiu  M  &  Co,  (sheep), 5'?9  Clay 
(^atlow  John,  331  Montgomery 

Donnelly,  Dunne  &  Co,  601  California 
Dunphy  &  Hildreth,  533   Kearny 

GRADWOHL  M  &  CO.  1142  6  Market 
Husson  Paul  &  Co,  535  Clay 

James  J  G,  331  Kearny 

Johnson  C  H,  331  " 

Lintott  Jas,  (commission), 

914  Market  and  62  to  64  Cal  Mkt 


Smith  Wm,  NW  cor  Mont  ave  and  Lom 
SniffinsE,  2436  Mission 

Solfoorman  S  P,  1503  Franklin 

Solomon  Sam'iel,  1-2  Grand  Cen  Market 
Stark  Luke,  529  First 

Starck  .lohn  4  Co,  cor  Leav  and  Ellis 
SteffensJno,  154  First 

Stelling  Bros,  NE  cor  24th  and  Mission 
Stalling  &  Tiiebe,  155  and  157  Second 
Stephan  John  G,  1  and  2  California  Mkt 
Stienfels  Chas,  1702  Hyde 

Stolz  Phil  J,  126  Eleventh 

Storck  C  L  &  Co,  301  Hayes 


Loewel  A  &  Co, 
Mayson  .foseph  M, 
Miller  &  liux, 

MOFFAT  E  &  H. 

Murphy  &  Horn, 
O'Brien  William, 


12  S  F  Market 
314  Pine 
533  Kearny 
238  Kearny 
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(Caleb  H.lohnson  manager),  331  Mont 
Poly  Hebron  &  Co,  339  Kearny 

SCHOENFELD  JACOB,     331       " 

Sohelline  Nathan,  331         " 

Schweitzer  J  &  Co,      16  Clay  St  Market 
Selig  M,  331  Kearny 

Shrader  A  J,  2  B'irst  ave 

Silverberg  S,  (sheep),  320    Sansom 

Wagner  P  C  &  Bro,  (pork),     15  S  F  Mkt 


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403  Natoina 

308  Sutter 

261  First 

217  Market 

314  Jackson 

18  and  20  Sutter 

346  Seventh 


Brendlien  Geo, 
Buckner  &  Co, 
Drouilhat  J, 
Easton  John, 
Forbes  A  J, 
Francis  G  C, 
Gilbert  &  Moore, 
GillamJ  R, 

GREFFE  &  TANROX. 

141  Fourth  and  560  Brannan 
Haussler  L  F,  231  Jackson 

Herring,  Murphy  &  Reeve,  566  Brannan 
Johnson  C  E,  730  Mission 

Kittler  0  &  C  \V,  202  Powell 

Klemm  C,  148  Bluxome 

Koehler  Chas,  20!)  Mason 

UNFORTH  &  RAWLINGS, 

cor  Mission  and  First 
Miller  J  A,  1029  Market  and  325  Turk 
Nelson  Bros,  li(6  Sixteenth 

Paulson  &  Sanders,      5 IS)  and  521  Jones 
Pfaff  Henry,  512  Montgomery  ave 

Purdy  Danl,  1 104  Mission 

Roesler  H,  225  Post 

Schubert  H  &  Co,         225  and  227  Beale 


Mercer  Bros, 
Mercer  M  A, 

ROBERTS  0  F, 
ROTHSCHILDS  & 

Schmits  Wm, 
Schroder  &  Albrecht, 
Seidl  Jos, 
Thain  A  Jr, 
Wilson  Mrs  Mary  A, 


916  Market 

ol8  Kearny 

cor  Bush  and  Polk 

EHRENPFORT, 

.  40s  (Jluy 
323  Broadway 
226  Battery 
754  Market 
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342  Fourth 


Sherman  W  B, 
Suckow  Chas, 
Thiele  R, 
Weismann  Henry, 

WIOMOREJOHN, 

Wolf  W  H, 
Wyman  C, 
ZehfuBs  Wm, 


408  Folsom 

23  Montgomery  ave 

657  Mission 

532  Stevenson 

129  to  135  Spear 

931  Mission 

1317 

840 


CANNED  GOODS. 

Artigues  E  &  Co,  Bay  City  M  irket 

Booth  Sydney,  yjy  p      , 

Code  Eltelt,  314  Washin.'ton 

CUTTINa  PACKING  CO.         " 

17  to  41  Main 
Hume  R  D,  309  and  31 1  Sacramcuto 

KING  OF  WM  JAMES  C  &  CO. 

^««  «   ^\^  ^ll""  ^I'O'^^lway  and  Sansom 
LUS  R  A  &  CO,  534  an<]  536  Clay 

Pacitic  Coast  Packing  Co,      805  Sansom 
Sacramento  River  Packing  Co,  (Wm 

B  Bradford  manager),  318  Front 

San  Jose  Fruit  Packing  Co,      318      " 
Schotcher  &  Gibl)8,  3is      '< 

SPAFFORD  FRUIT  PACKING 
AND  PRESERVING  CO, 

310  an.l  312  Clay 

WANOENHEIM  SOL  &  CO, 

118  to  126  Davis 

CAPITALISTS. 


CAMELUNE. 

(For  the  Complexion.) 

WAKELEEHF&CO. 

SE  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 

CANDLES  AND  SOAP. 

(See  also  Soap.) 
Bay  Soap  &  Candle  Factory,     1 19  Front 

JDDSON  &  WOODMAN  BROS, 

(S  F  Candle  Co),  402  Frmt 

Mission  Soap  &  Candle  Works,  108  Bush 

CANDY  FACTORIES. 

(See  als©  Confectioners.) 
Bradshaw  A,  508  Sixteenth 

Brind  C,  -        1508  Polk 

Demartini  &  Co,  21 1  Post 

Estrada  Fred,  421»  Kearny 

Fontuua&  Bartlett,  519^  Post 

Gilbert  Aug,      3  Kearny  and  410  Hayes 
Haas  Geo  &  Co,  '20  Kearny 

Hacker  B.      812  Market  and  128  Third 
Hirshfeld  D,  23  Stevenaou 


Adams  Edson, 
Aldrich  W  A, 
Alvord  Wm, 
Ames  Sam'l  A, 
Baldwin  A  R, 
Baldwin  E  J, 
Banks  T  C, 
Barron  Edwd, 
Beaver  ( >eo  W, 
Beldeu  Josiah, 
Bigelow  S  C 
Blythe  T  H, 
Bolton  James  R, 
Booth  E  J, 
Booth  H  L, 
lk)wie  H  R, 
Boyd  &  Davis, 
Boyd  J  no  F, 
Brittan  N  J, 
Brown  Richanl, 
Brown  R  •), 
Bruce  Samuel, 
Brush  C  W, 
Bull  A, 
Burgess  C  A, 
Burke  John  H, 
Bye  Frank  W, 
Carpentier  Edwd 


91  and  92  Montgomery 
314  California 
cor  Cal  and  Siiimom 
320  Califoruia 
328  Montgomery 
BaUUviii  Hotel 
1 16  Califoruiii 
21  Nevada  blk 
414  California 
314 
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320  Califuruia 
419 
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126  Kearny 
52  Nevada  bk 
314  California 
215  Sannom 
328  Montgomery 
410  California 
320 
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502  Montjjomery 
226  California 
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Carr  Wm  B, 
Carroll  John, 
Castle  M, 
Center  Jno, 
Chapiii  S  A, 
Cheesman  Morton, 
Clay  Fred, 
( '.  igan  James, 
Cougdon  Henry  B, 

COOK  DANIEL. 
COOKSETH, 

Cooiiey  Patrick  H, 

Cooper  J  B, 

Crim  Samuel, 

Crosby  Fred'k  W, 

Cummings  J  M, 

Cutter  Horace  F, 

Deane  Coll 

De  Laveaga  J  V  &  M  A, 

Dewey  S  P, 

Dewey  W  I', 

Dixon  Jno, 

Dodge  Ceo  S, 

Donahue  Peter, 

Duncan  Jos  M, 

DussdI  Gustavo 

Earl  Jno  0, 

Embody  Obadiah, 

Emerio  Joseph, 

English  Joseph  M, 

Epstein  Henry, 

Fair  James  G, 

Fttull  John  A, 

FeltonC  N, 

Fernbach  M, 

Fiui,'an  Peter  A, 

FISKASA, 


6  Montgomery  ave 
310  Pine 

410  Montgomery 

213  Front 

420  California 

7  Montgomery  ave 
309  Montgomery 

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403  California 

240  Montgomery 

4  Nevada  blk 

4  " 

420  Montgomery 
328 

420  California 
228  " 

417 
523  Montgomery 
238 

258  Marlvet 

308  Pine 

308    " 

238  Montgomery 

302 

420 

312  Pine 

522  Montgomery 

401  California 

232  Montgf)mery 

621  JSaiisom 

328  Montgomery 

21(5  ^>ansom 

6  Nevada  block 

320  Montgomery 

402  Montgomery 

327  Pine 

400  Montuonu'ry 

240  '       " 


WOOD  J  f!  &  CO,  30'.t  Mont,  nns  6,  7, 8 


Floyd  P        i.i.s. 
Foonnaii      inon, 
Frank  Josepb 
Fry  Col  J  1 ), 
IJiishwiler  Jno  \V, 
Graves  Kobert  N, 
Graves  Wm  H, 
(irayson  Geo  W, 
lirim  A  K, 
Grogan  Alex  B, 


000  Montgomery  l)lk 

70  " 

131  Montgomery 

41!l  California 

.s  F  .Stock  Kx  blii. 

400  Nlt)iit^omer\ 


23  Stock  Kx  buil.li.ig 

331  Montgoiiii'ry 

705  .Saii>  (ui 

HA&GIN  &  TEVIS,  3oy  Mont,      ..7 

Haunay  Kdward  1,  412  Battery 


HASTINGS  S  G, 

Hawx  hurst  R  W, 
Hayward  Alvin/a, 
Heiul  E  A, 
Hearst  (Jeo, 
Heywood  Frank, 
Hill  Horace  8, 
H..ag  Wm  M, 
HobartWS, 
UoggTE, 

HOLKES  A  J. 
Hopkiuu  Geo  W, 


630  Clay,  rm  -' 

402  Montgomery 

224  Califdrni.i 

30<JMontgoni 

44  Nevada  1>ik 

pier  13  Steuart 

320  Montgomery 

302 

412  California 

302  Montgomery 

318Piue,  room  41 

419  California 


Howell  M  D, 
Hunt  John  D, 
Hussey  J  L, 
Irvi-  J  Jas, 
Iv  .18  R, 
Jacobs  David, 
Johnson  R  C, 

KELLOOO  F  H, 

Kellogg  J  G, 
Kraner  P  H, 
Land  Chas, 
Latham  Milton  S, 
Lawson  Thoa, 
Law  ton  G  T, 
Lent  W  M, 
Le  Roy  Theodore, 
Livingston  Mark, 
Londre  Jos, 
Lul)eck  S, 
Lunniiig  N, 
Lyle  Williams, 
Mac  Dermot  Chas  F, 
Marsh  E  B, 
Masten  N  K, 
Maynard  Jno  H, 
MeCreery  A  B, 
McCullough  H  V  S, 
McDonald  Mark  L, 
McKay  David, 
McLane  Chas  E, 
Mecartuey  A, 
Meeks  Wm  N, 
Meloue  Drury, 
Merritt  Samuel 
Miller  Albert, 
Mills  D  O, 
Mills  Edgar, 
Mills  Ogden, 
Mitcher  G, 
Morrison  Jno  C  Jr, 
Morrow  Icobt, 
Mm.is  I. 'has. 

Moss  J  Mora, 

Nortbam  E  F, 

D'N.ill  Itichd, 

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IMiel.ui  •li'U), 

Pierce  Jas  P, 

I'Hier  Wm  A, 

I'hune  Jno  V, 

Pond  Edw  B, 

P     ter  GeoC, 

I  loctor  Jno, 
wiymond  Israel  W, 

Uiuihart  Simon, 

Reis  Bros, 

Robinet  Eugene, 

Robinson  L  L, 

Rosenbaum  Mosea, 

Rosenberg  Jos, 

Rosener  Bros, 

Kouaaet  Paul, 


330  Pine 

513  California 

402  Montgomery 

330  Pine 

218  Sansom 

705 

120  Sutter 

444  California 

314 

314  Montgomery 

405  California 

328  Montgomery 

217  Battery 

401  California 

309  Montgomery 

729 

414  California 
446  •• 

309  Montgomery 
211  Sansom 
54  Nevada  block 
328  Montgomery 
309  California 
18  Nevada  block 
315  California 
211  Sansom 
328  Montgomery 
237  Pine 
215  Sansom 
309  Montgomery 
6  Montgomery  ave 
237  First 
418  California 
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310  Sacramento 
414  California 
230  Montgomery 
718  Battery 
120  Sutter 
JW9  Montgomery 
306 
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519 

315  California 
606  Montgomery 
232  California 
318  Pine 
426  California 
201 
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412 
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320  Sansom 
206  Front 
410  Montgomery 
213  Battery 
619  Montgomery 


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Ryer  Washington  M, 
Scholle  Bros, 
Sharon  Wm, 
Shaw  Jno  M, 
Sherwood  Robt, 
Shillaber  Theo, 
Shores  Leander, 
Slorah  Jas, 
Smiley  Jos  E, 
SneathRG, 
Soule  &  Farquharson, 
Steinhart  Sigismund, 
Stevenson  Robt, 
Stone  H  S, 
Sutton  0  P, 
Tait  Geo, 


524  Washington 

330  Pine 

242  Montgomery 

305  Sansom 

408  California 

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230  Montgomery 

708  Sansom 

240  Montgomery 

320  Sanaom 

400  Montgomery 

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331  Montgomery 

419  California 

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Tevis  Lloyd,  NE  cor  San  and  Cal 

Throckmorton  S  R,  313  California 

Toomey  Henry,  424  Montgomery 

Turner  Jno,  414  California 

VAN  RENSSELAER  P  S,  3io  Pine 


Walkcrley  Wm, 
WeblKjr  A  A, 
Whittle  Robt, 
Williams  &  Bixley, 
Worn  Geo  A, 


322  Montgomery 
306 

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320  Sansom 
436  California 


CARPET  BEATING. 

Brock  N  P,  27  Tyler 

Kaut/.mann  Geo,  (weaver),       39  Second 

McDowell  s  &  co, 

(San  Francisco),  1321  and  1323  Market 
Merrill  I'arker,  453  Stevenson 

Mitchell  &  Hobc,  230  and  232  14th 

Muri)hv  Jno,  Alabama  Ixjt  25th  and  26th 
Spaulding  J  &  Co,  353  and  355  Teliama 
Vaughan  H  B,  132  Fourth 


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CARPETS  AND  OIL  CLOTHS. 

(See  also  Furniture  and  Bedding.) 


Berson  A  &  Son, 
Bonaeina  .(  M,  17 

Burnliani      is  \\"  it  Co, 
Edwarils  I' rank  (i, 
Ehrenfort  Wm, 


710  to  714  Wash 

Montgomery  ave 

()I8  Market 

628  to-  0:M  Cliiv 

14  Third 


Frederick  ,  Job  &  Co,     649  and  651  Mkt 


Goldberg  S, 

Gidlixson  Her.ry  F  &  Co, 
Hall,  Curtis  A  Co, 
Hall  &  Lachman, 
Hardie  D  &  Co, 
Hartshorn  &  McPhun, 

HENEY  WM  &  CO, 

Heyneriann  &  Co, 
Lachman  M, 
Mackay  Alex, 
Neuman  I, 

FLUMGHASM&CO, 

Preston  E, 

RAYE  A  F  &  CO, 

Schlueter  &  Volberg, 
Shirek  &  Co, 
Sloane  W  &  J, 
Theas  Philip, 


933  Markei, 

630  Market 

2."»0  Bush 

lib  Sutter 

715  Market 

112  Fourth 

725  Market 

5  Sansom 

31  Post 

1112  Market 

117  Sixth 

641  Market 

10  Fourth 

739  Market 

709  Market 

1121  Stockton 

525  Market 

1115  Dupont 


Walter  D  N  &  E  &  Co,  Battery  and  Mkt 


A.  P.  RAYE  &  CO., 

Dealers  in 

CARPETS,   OIL  CLOTHS 

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CURTAIN  MATERIALS, 

No.  739  Mari(et  Street, 

SAAT  FRANCISCO. 


CARRIAGE  FACTORIES. 

(See  also  Blacksmiths  and  Wagonmakers- 
.also  Wagonmakers. ) 

Bcanston  &  Gallagher,  127  Fifth 

BettisOJ,  1434  Jackson 

Bink  A,  1711  Mission 

Black  H  M,  855  Manket 

Blanch  B,  654  to  658  Howard 

CARVILL  MANUFACTURING 

CO,  (A  UCar.ill  pres), 

709  Powell  and  ISO.lessie 
Dupuy  J  &  Co,  630  Broadway 

Estrade  P,  708  Battery 

Falkingham  E,  SW  cor  16th  &  Harrison 
Folsom  Alljert,  217  Kllis 

GRAVE  B  &  CO,  423  PaciHc 

Hattan  &  Horsen,  715  Folsom 

Hayes  &  ( ilinn.  Filbert  bet  Webster  k  Fill 
HOLMES  M  F,  327  and  32!)  Sutter 
Kruger  &.  Buttertield,  1 106  Howard 

Larkins  &  Co,  633  Howard 

Ijowry  Y  &  Son,  SE  cor  8tli  and  Howard 
McCueMJ&Co,  1319  Market 

Morrison  &  i'o,  1 10  Jessie 

Moj'ers  C  J,  1 14S  Mission 

NEUWALD  WM,  421  and  423  Pacific 

OSBORN  R  F  &  CO,  751  Market 

Pollard  J,  6/  and  69  Stevenson 

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10»7  MliiiHion  St .  i>et, 
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Cutiagoa  and  Wagons  of  all  kinds  made  to  order. 
THE  CRA!VDAIiIi  PATKIVT 

Sktictoa  &  Basiatsa  Baggy  aSpscialiy. 

The  very  Beat,  for  reasons  of  Durability,  Light- 

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H.  L.  BoWLEY. 

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Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  every 
deseription  of 

Harness,  Saddlery,  Whips,  Blaniiets,  Robes,  Etc. 

AUKNTH  FOR 

''amesll.  Hill  &Co'8  Celebrated  Concord  Harneaa. 
No.  9  New  Merchants'  Kxchanice, 

California  Street,  San  Francisco. 

Repository  and  Sale  Stables  corner  New  Mont- 
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Auction  Sales -Tuesdays,  ThursdayB  and  Sat- 
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BOWLET  BROS, 

SW  cor  Mission  and  New  Montgomery 
Eastman  T  S,  cor  Miss  and  New  Montgy 
Gallagher  Bemard(al80  hear8es),222  Miss 
Holcomb  Bros  &  Co,  41 1^  California 
Willey  0  F  &  Co,  427  Montgomery 

CARRIAGE  TRIMMERS, 

Coughlin  J  J  &  Co,  903  Folsom 

Hagstron  N  1\  128  O'Farrell 

Holmes  M  P  &  Co,  327  Sutter 

Lewis  E  M,  538  Valencia 

Piche  M,  036  Broadway 

Meinhardt  F  W,  1 146  Mission 

8T12N  C  W,  265  Stevenson 


CEMENT. 

(See  Lime,  Cement  and  Brick.) 

CHAIR  FACTORIES. 

CARMOUCHE  K  P  &  E,     124  Main 
Coulter  Robt  (agt  Wakefield  Rattan 
„.Co),  38  Geary 

«^^iiS["..2?°'  427  Twenty-second 

GREFFE  &  TANRON,  (Centen- 
nial), 141  andl43Freelonand  550  Bran 
INDIANAPOLIS  CHAIR  MAN- 

^  OTACTURIKG  CO,  1«0  New  Mont 
Nougaret  Chas,  135  Reale 

CHEMICAL  WORKS. 

Bay  View  Chemical  Works, 

Folsom  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 

^4Ai^^^?.I^    CHEMICAL 

WORKS,  (John  Reynolds  propr), 
Twenty-eighth  and  San  Bruno  Road 

CHURCH  A  S.  (agt  Rainford  Che- 
mical Works),  405  Front 

Golden  Cicy  Chemical  Works  (Con 
O'Connor  pres),  cor  7th  and  Townsend 

Judson  &  Shepard,   (S  F  Chemical 
Works),  402  Front 

Mission  Chemical  Works, 
Harrison  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 

REYNOLDS  OEOROE, 

Twenty-eighth  and  San  Bruno  Road 

CHINESE   AND  JAPANESE 
GOODS. 

Chin  Lee  &.  Co, 
Chy  Lung  &  Co, 
Deakin  W  F, 
Doyle  C  A  &  Co, 

HOP  KEE  &  CO. 

Lung  Chy  &  Co, 
March  G  T  &  Co, 

MAYERS  ROBERT, 
TONO  TIE  &  CO, 


521  Kearny 

640  Sacramento 

628  "  • 

4  New  Montgomery 

723  and  725  Clay 

640  Sacramento 

625  Market 

621  Market 

728  Sacramento 


TONG  WO  &  CO,       722 

CHIROPODISTS. 


C.  W.  STEIN, 

No.  266  Stevenson  Street, 

Bet.  Third  and  Fourth,  San  Francisco. 


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CARRIAGE  TRIMMINGS 

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Cowan  R  H, 
Feistel  &  Gerrard, 
Halpruner  W  S, 
Loewenhorst  A  L, 
Popper  V, 
Kussack  I, 
Treat  J  W, 


236  Kearny 

838  Market 

6  Eddy 

331  Kearny 

127  Montgomery 

31  Eddy 

523  Kearny 


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CIDER  AND  VINEGAR. 

(See  Vinegar,  Cider,  etc.) 

CIGAR  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See  also  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 

Alexander  D,  208  Montgomery 

Ainark  Fred,  518  Battery 

Andrade  Z,  635  PaciHc 

Auerbacli,  Goldljerg't  Co,  410  Sac 

Baumgartner  &  Bohles,  230-232  14th 
Berty  J  &  Co,  SE  cor  Market  and  Fre 
Boger  F  E,  526  Hayes 

BoUman  J  &  Co,  409  Washington 

Bornstin  Louis,  1 13  Sixth 

BOWMAN  J    S.    (impr), 

N  VV  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 
Brand  Herman,  304  Battery 

Bremer  Jos  &  Co,  310  Sacramento 

BRIOOS  E  &  CO,  646  Market 

Broecker  F,  237  Fifth 

Brune  August,  SE  cor  Front  and  Clay 
Casner  J  &  Co,  615  Sansom 

Cellner  Wm,  717 

COHN  G  &  CO.  >n  and  119  Pine 

CULP  J  D  &  CO,  16  Front  and  511  Mkt 
CURTIS.  DIXON.&  CO.  309  Clay 

DENICKE  BROS,  310  and  312  Wash 
Diez  &  llamon,  416  Battery 

Eisenberg  Bros,  603  Front 

FALKENSTEIN  &  CO, 

NE  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 
FAKKEL  D  &  CO,  (cigarette),  414  Sac 
Gaffke  E,  443  Busl 

Gallcauo  A,  802  Montgomery 

Garcia  Jos»f  A,  413  Sacramento 

Gelieri  11  G,  315  Davis 

Goslinsky  E  &  Co,  219  and  221  Battery 
HAHN  FRANCIS  J,  206  McAllister 
Harris  Bros,  318  Battery 

Harris  Chas,  414  Sacramento 

Hclmuth  Wm,  506  .facksim 

Holling  Bros,  109  California 

HoUing  F,  320  Clay 

Howell  M  C,  61 6  Montgomery 

John  Wni,  SW  cor  Post  and  Dupont 
Kaisky,  Sternberg  &  Co,    513-515  I'ront 


Mayrisch  Bros, 
Mayrisch  Otto, 
Meyer  A, 
Me;)  er  Wm, 
Orclenstein  &  Co, 
Perrazo  G, 
Petri  C, 
Pctry  John, 
Pike  J  M  &  Co, 
I'lagemanu  H, 
PoUak  Arnold, 
Poppe  Chas, 


„,„„      405  Battery 

213  Montgomery  ave 

535  Commercial 

217  Eleventh 

306  and  308  Battery 

1421  Dupont 

1341        " 

823  Pacilic 

327  Front 

305  Sacramento 

217  Sacramento 

305  Battery 


FUMARIEGA  JOSE  &  CO,   44i  Bush 

Quezada  L,  508  Broadway 

Koberts  J  M,  .327  Pacific 

Kosenbaum  J  S  &  Co,  Battery  and  VUv 

ROSENTHAL  &  FROHHAN,       ^ 

627  and  629  Montgomery 
Sabin  F,  802  Montgomery 

SANDERSON  &  HORN.  ^ 

327  and  .329  Front 


Schlaberg  Bros, 
Schmidt  Jno  F, 
Schnitzer  J, 
Schnitzer  Jacob, 
Schula  &  Son, 
Schwartz  Wm, 


629  Washington 

206  Bush 

312  Fourth 

804  Folsom 

2764  Mission 

54  Sacramento 


SCHAEFFER  J  W  &  CO. 

321  and  323  Sacramento 


Sideman  Abr, 
Sideman  Lachman  & 
Siel)enhauer  L&  Co, 
Sikes  E  &  Co, 
Smith  Wm  N  &  Co, 
Soboslay  Julius, 
Specht  John, 
Stepp  C  &  W, 
Urban  Hugo, 
Vuscovich  V, 
Weis  Wm, 

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Klahn  John  H, 
Xlopstock  C  &  Co, 
Kohnberg  M  P  &  Co, 
Kudner  &  (Joldstine, 
KuUman  &,  Armer, 
La  Salle  Co, 
Leu  &  Harms, 
Lewis  Bros, 

LEWIS  WM  &  CO. 


418  Sixth 

212  Front 

318  and  220  Bat 

427  Front 

306  and  .308  Sac 

.304  Dupont 

1247  Mission 


W' hito  I  K. 
Wilbert  John  S, 
Wolf  Morris, 
Wolfrom  A, 
\Vrede  William, 
Zemauskey  H  J, 


632  Waslungtoii 

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318  klacramento 

419  Battery 

U2  l-ifth 

11 27  Mission 

633  Broadway 

709  Mission 

1028  Market 

Montgy  ave  and  Stockton 

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518  Front 

221  Sacramento 

418  Hayes 

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64G  Market 

423  Washin;,'ton 

986  Folsom 


Liel>e8  Bros  &  Co,  203  to  209  Sacramento' 
Lio.diardtP,  608  "     I 

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CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 

(See  also  Cigar  Manufacturers,) 

Abelino  k  Calles,    328  Montgomery  ave 
Alexander  Chas,  975  Market 

Anderson  N,  522i  Sixth 

Antht'iiy  (;  \V  il  Co,     Bush  and  Kearny 
415  Sacramentoj  Armstrong  &  Fegel,  IBS  Bush 

;W  California;  Asch  Wm,  215  Sixth 


Asher  C, 
Banks  J, 


1044  Sutter 
1264  Market 


Maher  Wm,     SW  cor  2d  and  Stevenson  I  Becker  F  W, 
Mann  &  Co,  324  Clay  I  Behnseu  Chris, 


Bassignano  Peter,  NW  cor  6th  andHor 


705  Davia 
18  Sixth 


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Blum  A, 

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222  Fourth 
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242  Sixth 
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204  California 
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Castle  Charles, 
j2    Cemogorato  P, 
^e    Christopher  L, 
Cohan  H, 
Cohen  Aaron, 
CohnEd&Co,  , 
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Coiistans  P  C, 
I  Cramer  Edwin  F, 
Davis  David, 
Davy  Silas, 
Devlin  John, 
Dezaux  A  P, 
Drathen  P, 
Diinlap  D  L, 
Eamcs  M, 

Eckstein  Alfred  B, 
I   .     Emanuel  L  &  E 
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620  Murketi  P^^  WM  G. 
„„^    231  Kearnyl    '"''^•r  «• 
225  Montgomery!  T'™  «  'Solomon. 
-«„    785  Market!  r^-'^^^^'iM, 
009  Montgomery  ^'^f'^son  S, 
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545  California   -^?*'''"  *''redk. 


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Fernandez  P,  -ww'  J    ''"'''  f  "•'^''•■»m  Nigrnund 

Fitschen  Jno,  ..-.^V  ,'>;"''"y  p^^nhardt  P  &  Co' 

Flanagan  Edward,  617  u',^"""'"'  J^overentz  Chas,     ' 

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Garcia  M  E,    SW  eor  uCl.  ""'i'"'!?'^  ^"^ 

Gehrenbeck  Albert  ^iS\?'"V^""'"'" 
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Glassnian  Jacob.  gv?  ^Jo'ityon.ery 

Goldbaum  L     NE  or  r  k     ^"""tfe'«"'eiy 

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321  Sansom 

211  Kearny 

„      731  Davis 

305  California 


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Honigtbergfr  S  •    ^^  •^^'^  ^"^h  and  Bat 
'^■— '  '         •  333  East 

738  Fourth 
424  Folsom 
,,  328  Pine 
il8  Fourth 

236  Sixth 
.,io  ,,^'2 Hayes 
-'•i  Montgomery 

,  o,.u«.  3  Market 

-Jessen  Fredk,  531  East 

•Johnson  Jno, SVV  cor  W.  I        ,    2  Clay 
ll^urgens  A,  ^  ^^««'»  »"<!  Drumm 

136  Second 

46  Fourth 

909  Kearny 

and  Sansom 

'-12  Sansom 
101 

128  Kearny 

„  17  Pacific 

•i20  Sansom 

2246  Mission 

427  Front 

1306  Polk 

26  Clay 

^  229  Bush 

123  Sansom 

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'^1  Montgomery 

215  Dupont 

„„»'8  Market 

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70  Fourth'  ^'"'r  "^ni-y. 
21  Leido8d.,r/r  k"' i"*^''"/ --  'VE  cor  Wash 
1231  Market' b"''»/'*«ob,  ^ 

5  Lei.lesdorffi  ^°"'  ^^' 

319  Pine!  JrO^minsky  &  firo, 

4  Fourth T.'"«^''"H. 
cor  tlhs  and  Stockton'  5''"^^'^''  A, 

1726  Eddy  I  ^"'«"'  Louis, 
.  ..      .-_ 500  Kearnvi  J)"*'"'"'  &  ('oldstein, 


1       ^ -.vLUiiii  1027  Howard 

29  Fourt,  I  Levy  Juli„3    '  242  Sixth 

114  Dupont  Lewis  H,          sur  n..  p          '^'^2  Third 

443  Bush   Loker  u'm  T  ^'""^  ^w^l  Pacific 

cia  M  E.    SVV  .Jyyr^A '"*;^."'^  ^kt'  Lud.ngton  Chas  S,  NE  cor  •<  ^  ^"''^"y 

-Mack  Jivmes.  ^^cor^d  and  How 

Madison  H  ^^^A  Market 

Maiiderson'john  309  East 

-Mangles  He      '  „  106  Sixth 

".«..,  Marks  J  L .'  r>            '^"^  Kearny 

, ,  ^  635  Clay  Mattat  C  (J  ^Vrl"?"?"'^*""  Hotel 

12  Leidesdorff  Matzdorff  Morif ,  ^^ontgomery  ave 

""••"•    •    •     "^'  625  Union 


Griessor  Ad, 
Guiist  M  H, 
Hampshire  Geo, 
Hanjes  E  Henry, 


31au  Christian  o^^.  T"  ^"luii 

McLead  H  li  *  ^'8  Kearny 

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Michael  Joa,  539  Clay 

Michalitschke  Bros,  226  Montgomery 
Michalitschke  Charles,  Third  and  Mias 
Michalitschke  Gustav,  501  Kearny 

Miller  Henry,  cor  Tyler  and  Market 
Modry  Marcus,  312  Third 

MoUar  AFT,  1314  Polk 

Moller  John  H,  312  Sixth 

Mon  Chon,  206  Dupont 

Monieri  Simon,  133*.)^  Dupont 

Monsen  H,  255  Steuart 

Morris  Julius,  32  Third 

Morton  Wm  H,  18  Market 

Muncy  Wyndham,NWcor  Mont  and  Cal 
Nicols  Richard,  650  Fourth 

Nolan  James,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Norris  E  J  &  Co,  946  and  948  Market 
Oehlert  Heiiry,  146  Fourth 

Ohrt  Christ,  515  Clay 

OPPENHEIHER  &  BRO,  200  Front 
Oramas  Theo, 

NE  cor  Front  and  Mkt andlOOO Mkt 
Overstreet  W  F,  222  McAllister 


Pearce  Wm, 


6:i4  Fourth 


PEABLMAN  A  M>  June  Mkt  and  .Sut 


Peiser  Harry, 
Perkins  L  G, 
Perrin  Eugene, 
Peterson  MP,         ' 
Pinkner  G  J, 
Posler  Philip, 
Radston  J  Jr, 
Raphael  Isidor, 
Recarte  D  H, 
Redston  Julius, 
Reed  Francis, 
Riewerth  Cornelius, 
Rincke  Frederick, 
Ritter  H  H, 
Ritter  P     \ 
Rohuaek  Albert, 


17  Sixth 

16  Third 

200  Fourth 

421  East 

1231  Mission 

337  Hayes 

200  Sixth 

430  Kearny 

130  California 

200  Sixth 

537  Sacramento 

39  PaciHc 

325,^  Fifth 

cor  Sutter  and  Dupout 

1118  Howard 

316  Bush 


Root  &  Sanderson, 

122  and  124  Market,  19  and  21  Cal 
Rose  Edward  J,  i}16  Bush 

Roundey  Chas  H  &  Co,  412  Kearny 

Ruiz  Bros,  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific 
Salas  Moore,  cor  Washington  and  Moiit 
Schmidt  E  H,  1317  Stockton 

Schmidt  Henry,  800  Kearny 

Schmidt  John,  427  l':a8t 

Schmidt  Jno  F,  206  Bush 

Schmidt  Peter,  325  Dupont 

Schoen  David  B,  cor  Kear  and  Mont  avc 
SCSSOENFELD  JONASt  425  Jackson 
Schoenfeld  Max,  902  Market 

Schoenfeld  Simon,  20  Powell 

Schulte  J  H,  214  Brannan 

Schultz  Louis,  Lombard  and  Sansom 
Schwartz  H.     133  and  329  Montgomery 


SHAEFFER  J  W  &  CO, 

«•  K       f  nu    1  ^^*  '^^  ^^  Sacramento 
SiebwertCharl.  24  Steua  ? 

Sideman  A,  651  Washington 

Sisenvine  L,  oi  i  R    ' 

Smith  D  B,      SE  cor  Sansom  ami  w2 
Smith  Peter,  58  v„„     , 

Smith  WM&Co.  mviui 

SoUey  S  J,  824  K.!** 

Sontag  Emil,       SE  cor  7th  and  HoS 
Solomon  Lazarus,  48  Steuart 

Spear  W  J,  976  Harrison 

StemhartL,  434  California 

Stuart  Joseph,  i>8  Market 

Sutliff-  Henry,  832  and  330  Kearnv 

Sutton  J  B,         SE  cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
Thomas  J  G,  cor  Turk  an.l  Market 

Thrane  C,  gis  ^.^^^ 


Schwartz  William, 
Segelcko  W  F  E, 
SeSlel  Wm, 
Seligsohn  Hermann, 


51  Sacramento 

H:«  Market 

17.t  Fourth 

1012  Market 


Thyes  Ji  5  B,  NE  cor  Third  and  MuS 
Tillmann  &  Bendel,  327  Bat  and  407  t'lav 
Tobelmann  T,  5  dupont 

Trautner  C  Jr,  244A  Sutter 

U'T'^^'r     1  527Montgon»ery 

Vocke  &  Jordan,  cor  Mont  ave  and  Pac 
Vogelsdorff  Julius,  221  Sacramento 

VonAhndenJH  5  Kearny 

VonTiedemannI',  421  Sixtl^ 

Walsh  Thos,  121     <i 

Warshauer  Mannheim,  321  California 
Watson  S  B  &  Co,  307  y     , 

WELLMAN.  PECK  &  CO. 

126,  128,  i:«)  and  132  Market 
Werhtz  Henry,  ;{(j  ^^^^^^ 

Wertheimer  L  &  E,        300  to  30G  Front 

WERTHEIMER  H  &  BRO. 

518  Front 
Wilson  Geo,  SE  cor  Steuart  and  Howaivl 

WILSON  T  H.  312  Fourlh 

Zautzinger  B  R,  232  California 

Zschiesche  R,  G21  Kearny 

CIGARS   AND  TOBACCO, 
WHOLESALE. 

ARNOLD  A  K.  200  Montiromerv 

BUCHANAN  &  LTALL,  3I»  Battery 
CULP  J  D  &  CO,  511  Market' 

DIEZ  &  RAMON.  416  Battery 

Drinkhouse  J  A,       SW  cor  Bat  and  Sac 
Dwyer  &  Cartan,  513  Sacramento 

Eugelbrocht,  Fox  &  Co,    312,  314  Frout 
Englander  F  M,  214  Dupont 

Goslinsky  E  &  Co,    219  and  221  Battery 
H  arris  Bros,  3 1 8  Battery 

KOZMINSKT  H.  202  Sansom 

La  Monte  &  Downey,     223  Sacrameuto 
Lewis  Ad  &  Co,  319 

Liebes  Bros,  209  " 

Michalitschke  Bros,  239  Kearny 

Pike  .1  M  &  Co,  329  Frout  cor  Clay 

Pollak  Arnold,  217  Sacramento 

Rosenbaum  A  S  &  Co,    cor  Cal  and  Bat 


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H.  WACHHORST,  Agent  for  Am.  Watches,  315  J  Street,  Saa 


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3  Sacramento 
24  Steuart 
i  Waahingtou 
311  Bush 
lom  and  Wash 
58  Second 
140  Fifth 
824  Kearny 
;h  and  Howard 
48  Steuart 
i)7G  Harrison 
434  California 
28  Market 
and  330  Kearny 
tearny  and  Pine 
'ttrk  and  Market     ^* 

815  Battery 
hird  and  Mission 
Bat  and  407  Clay 
5  Uupont 
244i  Sutter 
527  Montgomery 
Viont  ave  and  Pac 
221  Sacramento 
5  Kearny 
421  Sixth 
121    " 
I       321  California 
327  Front 

C  &C0. 

:«)and  132  Market 

31)  Sixth 

300  to  306  Front 

&  BRO. 

518  Front 
teuart  and  Howard 
312  Fourth 
232  California 
021  Kearny  1 

TOBACCO, 
•SALE. 

200  Montgomery 
r  ALL.  '^^»  Battery 
511  Market 
410  Battery 
i,\\  cor  Bat  and  Sac 
,  513  Sacramento 
Ico,  312,  314  Front 
I  214  Dupont 

l>19  and  221  Battery 
318  Battery 
202  Sansom 
223  Sacrameuto 
319 

209  " 

239  Kearny 

329  Front  cor  Clay 

217  Sacramento 

L'o     corCalandBit 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  »- .rrJ2K  •£?*«-»«. 


thoroMKhiy  tor  Ba»lBe««. 


CIO 


San  Francisco. 

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Rosenshine  &  Bro,    604  and  006  Battery 
ROSENTHAL  &  FROHHAN, 

"^  627  and  629  Montgomery 

SCHOENEELD  JONAS,    425  Jackson 


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BEST  PLUG 

JiT  THE  WOULD, 

KiEPTUNE,  Bt.  Blue  Tag;. 
FLUSH,  Bt.  Blue  &  Red  " 
ROVER,  Mahog.  Red      " 


On  each 


Plug. 


iSullivan  J  F,  judge  superior  court 

VVM°  ''^'m  ^  628  Montgomery 

Wilson  T  K,  judge  superior  court, 

No  3,  628  " 

tarcy  Jas  C,  judge  superior  court 

^o4,  628  '« 

Hunt  John,   judge  superior  court 

No  5,  628  " 

Edmonds  M  A,    judge  of  superior 

court  No  (5,  628  •• 

Evans  Oliver  P,       jud<;e  superior 

court  No  7,  628  Montgomery 

Allen  Jas  M,   judge  superior  court 
,,.    "  **'      _,  42  Montgomery 

J*  inn  J  no  F,  judge  superior  court 

u^"'*'^,      ,,  New  City  Hall 

Halsey  Lhas  h,  judge  superior  court 


No  10, 
Frocl 


028  Montgomery 


SMOKINCS. 

PEERLESS,  Extra  Choice. 
CUT  CAVENDISH,  2  and  4  oz 
WORLD'S  FAIR,  2  and  4  oz. 
BOB  TAIL,  2,  4  &  8  oy..  Bags. 

101  Wall  Street,  New  York. 
315  Battery  St.,  S.  Francisco. 


Falkenstein  &  Co., 

SOl>K  AOENT.S 

"OLD  JUDGE" 

CIOASETTES 

AN1> 

SMOKING  TOBACCO 

FOR  PACIFIC  COAST. 


CITY  AND    COUNTY  OFFI 
CERS. 

Latimer  L  D,  judge  superior  court 
No  1,  628  Montgomery 


•oclon  T  W,   judge  superior  court 
No  11,  70()  « 

Ferrall  itoht,  judge  superior  court 

No  12 
Ilix  Hale,  judge  police  court 

Old  City  Hall 
Kcynolds  Leonard  C,  clerk  superior 
■«-^««A«^  New  City  Hall 

DESMOND    THOMAS,   sheriff, 

„»,^.«  Old  City  Hall 

STUART  WM  A,  county  clerk,  " 
Blauey  K  \V,  prosecuting  attorney,  " 
Snioot  iJ  L,  (list  attonrpy  city  and 

county,  8  Montgomery  ave 

Hubert  C,  county  and  city   treas, 

.      .  New  City  Hall 

Dietrich  Win  K,   city  and  county 

recorder,  " 

Hadlain   Alex,  city  and  county  as- 
sessor, " 
Tilaon  Clias,   city  and  county  'tax 

collector,  " 

KNOX  THOMAS,  official  reporter 
superior  court,  Oakland,   No  2, 

126  Kearny 
SHAY     JOHN,    official    reporter 

court  No  2,  120        " 

Lindsley  A   A,  city  and  county  sur- 
veyor New  City  Hall 
Dorr  L  L,  coroner,  118  Dupont 
McAllister  Win  F,   quarantine    of- 

ticer,  502  Battery 

Prichard  Wni  B,   gen  supt  Golden 

(J ate  Park,  Park  Lodge 

KALLOGH     REV  I   S,     mayor. 

New  City  Hall 
CROWLEY  P,  chief  of  police. 

Old  City  Hall 
Reynolds  B  A,  city  public  adminis- 
trator, 020  Washington 
Dunn  Jno  P,  city  auditor,  New  City  Hall 
Murphy   Jno  Luttrell,   city  atty,     " 
Kaplan  Louis,  city  register  voters,  " 
Taylor  Jno    W,"  city  aupt   public 
schools,  " 


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Durkee  John  L,  tire  marshal, 

Old  City  Hall 

Sinton  Bichard  H,  city  license  col- 
lector, New  City  Hall 

Scannell  David,  chief  engineer  S  F 
fire  department,  Old  City  Hall 

Patterson    \Vm,    supt  of   streets, 

,  New  City  Hall 

Gerry  8  R,  resident  physician  City 
Alms   House,  640  Washington 

BLACH    CHARLES,  city  physician 
and  police  surgeon,  214  Kearny 

CLEARING    HOUSES. 

Sleeper  Chas,  (manager  H  F),       21 1  San 

CLOAKS  AND  SUITS. 

Berkowitz  Mrs  R,  1008  Stockton 

Bloch  Leopold,  115)  Sixth 

CALIFORinA  CLOAK  &  SUIT 
MANUFACTURING  CO  (The), 

521  and  5'2H  Market 

Fratinger  &  Noll,  105  Ktamy 

Heller  Mrs  J,  :n5  Ihipont 

Keane  Bros,  107  Kearny 

Ivenoir  P,  1 5  Powell 

Lezynsky  &  Zekind,  212  Sutter 

Mayer  Chas,         ,  145  Post 

MOSOROVE  S   &  BRO,  IH  Keamy 

Mo/art  E  H,  1>32  Market 

O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co,  113  Post 

SULLIVAN  THOMAS,  li.'4  Kcamy 

VVurkheim  &  Co,  125  Kearny 


Brown  N  ft  Co, 
Cohen  Ben,''*;:^ 
Cohen  D  ft  Bro, 
Cohen  Jos,  ;,^ 
Cohen  M, 
Cohn  Aaron,^ 
Cohn  J, 


Cohn  J  M, 

Cohn  M, 

Cohn  Marcus, 

Cohn  M  B, 

Cohn  Simon, 

Coleman  Mrs  Catherine, 

Cooper  A, 

Ehrhanl  Adam, 
Erl)  A  ft  Bros, 
Estrem  Jos, 
Ferrick  A, 

FIOEL  JOS, 

Fisher  Samuel, 
Flavin  M  J, 


:  108  Battery 

215  Seventh 

[58  Fourth 

216  Pacific 

51(5  Fourth 

iplC  Montgomery 


824  Market  and  228  Sixth 
516  Fourth 


THOMAS  SULLIVAN, 

IMPOKTEa  AND 

LADIES'  CLOAK  AND  SUIT 

MANrFACTrUKK, 

120  Ssuaj  Streot,  bat.  Post  and  Suttsr, 

HAN    KKANCIWO. 

CLOTHING-RETAIL. 

(See  ahjo  Clothing — Wholesale.) 


Abraham  A, 
Abraham  J, 
Abrahams  Louis, 
Abrams  I,  431  and 
Adler  Moses, 
Alexander  H, 
Altahuler  L, 

BAUMOARTEN 

Benjamin  Mrs  R, 
Betzel  Ij, 
Bloch  A  B, 
Boris  Laml>ert, 
Bomatein  Bros, 


400  Pacific 

108  Jackson 

4  Clay 

433  Piicitic  and  48  3d 

034  Dupont 

772  Howard 

237  Sixteenth 

A  &  CO.  7  Montgy 

»84  Folsom 

'20  Sansom 

204  Montgomery  ave 

1 127  Dupont 

844  Market 


Flenniken  Robt, 
Fogel  Ceo, 
Frank  E, 
Franklin  G, 
Franklin  S  S, 
Froomlwrg  1, 
Gilbert  Mrs  M, 
Godfrey  W  A  H, 
CJowenthal  J, 
(irecn  Harris, 
Hamburger  ft  Bro, 
Harris  ft  Hyshaker, 
Harris  M, 
Harris  M  ft  Bros, 
Harris  W  ft  Co, 


244 

131  Jackson 

421  Kearny 

227  Third 

130Paeitic 

264  Third 

244  and  246  Sixth 

345  Kearny 

350  Tliird 

211  Montgomery 

403  Kearny 

SE  cor  Kearny  and  Com 


726  Montgomery 

10  Clay 

537  Kearny 

511  Davis 

213  Pacific 

815  and  817  Kearny 

243  Third 

101  .Secoml 

!»27  Market 

505  Jackson 

<)<)  Third 

8101)ui)i)nt 

323  Pacific 

613  Davis 

80!»and81)  Kearny 


Hastings  C  C  &  Co, 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 
Heiman  Bros,  102H  Market 

Hertz  L,  108  Pacific 

HONIO     &     BARUCH.      (denim 


overalls), 
Hyams(Jeo  J  S, 
Isaacs  A, 
Isaacs  S, 
Isaacs  Samuel, 
Isaacs  Simon, 
Israel  .lonas, 
Israels  Simon, 
.lacobs  M  ft  Son, 
Jones  C  (i  ft  Co, 


30  i  iSeoond 
435  Montiromcry 
823  Kearny 
5127  Pacific 
417      " 
327  Tiiird 
•.•34  Dupont 
350  Fourth 
20  Sansom 
712  and  714  Market 


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Joseph  Bros,     SW  cor  Montgy  and  Pine 
Kalisky  Chas,  10l»  and  1 1 1  Second 

Kayscr  M  ft  Bro,  223  Montgomery 

Keser  Ijouis,  15  Sixth 

Kleinhaupt  Abraham  J,  10!)  Sixth  | 

Kowaisky  S,  018  Dupont  ' 

Krouse  S  K,  48  Second 

Lachman  A,  810  Montgomery 

Lando  Henry,  317  Kcaniy  ; 


Leon  J  V. 


35  and  37  Fourth 


Ijeszynsky  Mrs  Sarah,  918  Montgomery 
Lcvanthal  Samuel,         547  Washington  ! 


TRY  MURRAY'S  MAGIC  OIL  L  Blumauer  &  Co.,  ^i^^ 


(8  Battery 
5  Seventh 
58  Fourth 
216  Pacific 
)U>  Fourth 
ontgomery 

A  228  Sixth 

516  Fourth 

244 

131  Jackson 

421  Kearny 

227  Third 

r.WPacitic 

264  Third 
ind  246  Sixth 
345  Kearny 
350  Tiiird 
Montgomery 
403  Kearuy 
amy  a^d  Com 
i  >U)ntgomery 
10  Clay 
537  Kearny 
511  Davis 
213  Vacitic  | 
ind  817  Kearny  | 
2431'hird 
101  Second 
027  Market    ^ 
505  Jackson    srj 
m  Third 
SlODupuut  1 1 
323  Pacific 
613  Davis  ,, 
and  811  Kearny  p 

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InuTy  and  Sutter  | 
102S  Market  I 
108  Pacific  1 

(denim 
30(1  Second 
[435  Moutsiomery 
823  Kearny  i 
5'i7  Pacific  i 
417      "     , 
327  Third 
'.);U  Dupont 
350  Fourth  ' 
20San8om  1 
L  and  7 14  Market 
|\lontgy  and  Tine  ; 
V»  and  111  Second  ' 
'>23  Montgomery 
15  Sixth 
109  Sixth  I 
'        <)18  Dupont 
48  Second 
810  Montgomery  , 
317  Kearny  I 
35  and  37  Fourth 
918  Montgomery 
547  Washington 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  ">  .'g'JttaJ'g^..^.^ 


CLO 


San  Francisco. 

CtANHIFIRD. 


COA 


1339 


9  Jauksun 

42Jack8oa 

227  Pacific 

25  Fourth 

235  Jackson 

427  Pacific 

929  and  237  Kearny 

38  " 

927  Market 

706  to  710  Kearny 

525 

132  Pacific 

30  Steiiart 

529  East 

324  Sixtoeutli 

223  Pacific 

214  Third 


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I^vey  Marcus, 
Levy  &  Hyman, 
Levy  L, 
Levy  P, 
Levy  Solomon, 
Lichtenstein  S, 
Lindner  &  Kron, 
Lithauer  &  Co. 
Loewenthal  Jos, 
Loomis  Geo, 
Louisson  M, 
MarKot  J  C, 
Marks  E, 
Marks  S, 

McDonald  &  Heritage 
Meiidleson  E, 

MichalC,  

Mierson,  Jewell  &  Co,  82S  and  830  Rear 
Mondon  Calixte,  >SW  cor  Uupund  Vallejo 
'-      •    —  407  East 

92!)  Market 

818  Montgomery 

115  Jackson 

710  Montuoniery 

942  Market 

214  Sixth 

20  Third 

521   Montgomery 

54  Third 

939i  Folsoni 

(»32  Moiityoniery 

940  and  i>42  Market 

35  and  37  Kearny 

21  Market 

1 1  Monti^omery 

104  Third 

840  Market 

201  M(tnti;omerv 

305;,  Third 

ISSteuart 

250  Fourth 


Morris  Pincus, 
Nathan  Mrs  Lena, 
Nathan  S, 
Nunes  Luiz  A, 
O'Hanlon  Jas, 
Pauscn  Frank, 
I'eckorman  S, 
I'eiscn  l^ane, 
Peyser  Mrs  C, 
Pincus  M, 
Rafeld  Isadore, 
Raphael  Isaac, 
Roman  B, 
Roos  Bros, 
Rush  M. 

SCHAFER  &  CO, 

Schwartz  M, 
Seeligs(dm  &  C(«, 
Shrier  E  &  F, 
Siuion  Mrs  H, 
Solomon  Lazarus, 
Stock  witz  E, 


STRAUSS  &  LEVY, 

___  SVV  cor  Sansom  and  Hu»h 

STRAUSS  LEVI  &C0,  14- K;  Battery 
Sutton  (J  Jr  &  Co,  34  California 

1  oklas,  Brown  &  Co,  24  and  2(i  Sansom 
Witt  Julias,  .JO        «» 

CLOTHS  &  TAILORS'  TRIM- 
MINGS. 

BAUMGARTEN  A  &  CO,   7  xMontgy 

RAAS  E  &  CO         26  and  28 
REISS  BROS  &  CO,  113  and  1 15  Satter 
STEIN,  SIMON  &  CO.      r,85  Market 

WEBB  MATTHEW  R,   541       " 


REISS  BROS  &  CO. 

IMIH)ltTi:US  OK 

Cloths,  Beavers,  Cassimeres, 

AiHl  TailorM'  TrininiinKH. 

U3  &  U5  Sutler,  tet.  Kearny  &  Moatg'j, 

Lick  House,  San  Fninui.^co. 
House  in  Paris,      -      -j  Rue  dc  Chateiiuiiun. 


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CLOTHING-WHOLESALE. 

Alexander  S  O  &  C,  '4  Battery 

Asher  &  Smith,  :VJ5  Davis 

Banner  Bros,       cor  Sausom  and  Market 
BAUM  J  &  CO.  7  and  9  Sansonj 

Colman  Bros,     NW  cor  Sutter  and  San 

ELFELT  A  B  &  CO,  108  and  110    •• 

Fechheimer,  (Joodkind&  Co,  l(i-18     " 
fireeii  &  Seller,  089  Market 

Hyman  Bros,  109 

Hyman  M  &  Co,  518  Mkt  and  19  Sutter 
Jacohs  M  &  Son,  20  Saiusom 

1  Marks  M  k  Co,  52  Clay 

Nathan  Pulverman  &  Co,         29  Battery 

NEUSTADTER  BROS. 

NW  cor  Battery  and  Pine 
PALMER  C  N.  7-it)  Market 

IlEISS  BROS  &  CO.         113-115  Sutter 
STHHHART  W  I  &  CO.  3-5  Battery 


COAL. 

(See  also  Wood  and  Coal.) 
*WholesaIe. 
Alheri^ii  Deuietrio,  315  Broadway 

Allen  Chas  K.  120  Beale 

*ANDERSON  THOS.  1«  Drumm 

ARNOLD  N  S  &  CO.  :tlO  California 
*  Barnard  I-  -auk  &  Co,  213  Jackson 

Bolliuj^ham  *iay  Coal  Co,  Spear  and  Fol 
Biehard  Niertdas,  IG  Howard 

BLACK  DIAMOND  COAL  MIN-  , 

ING  CO.  H  cor  Spear  and  Folsom 
BRUNS  NICHOLAS,  <>17  ."k  (iP.)  Davis 
Caliloruia  Coal  Co,  SE  cor  Turk  &  .lones 
Chandler  11  D,  120  Pacific 

Cliureh  S  H,  NW  cor  Main  and  Fcdsom 
Coleiujin  Wni  P,  Front  and  Union 

Coos  BayCoalCo,  31  Merchants'  Ex  bldg 
Coos  Bay  Union  Coal  Vo,  413  Pacific 
Drake  (J  W,  India  Dock,  fnot  of  Battery 
Piinstnuir  k  Digi,de,  020  East 

Klil>ets  Arthur  M,  115  Sacramento 

I'lldcr  &  Harpster,  Buciianau  and  Hayes 
Empire  Coal  Mine  &  11 II  Co, 

SW  eor  Steuart  and  Folsom 
(!il)l)s  (Jeo,  33  Fremont 

Haste  &  Kirk,  21  to  27  Beals 

Henderson  John  Jr,  117  O'Farrell 

HUNTINGTON.  HOPKINS  &  CO, 

junction  Bush  and  Market 
Kershaw  M,  19  Spear 

Koerl)er  H  &  Bn>,  17  Washington 

I^merman  &  Atzeroth, 

SW  eor  Eddy  and  Buchanan 


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Lewald  Geo,  007  Sacramento 

Lugcrtnan  Henry,  812  McAllister 

McDonald  P  A,  809  Fojgom 

McUonough  J,  25  Market 

*MIDOL£T0N  &FARNSWORTH, 

f  718  Sanson!  and  14  Post 

Morris  T  B,  NE  cor  Sutter  and  Larkin 
Ncwbauer  .loseph,  iiOO  Bush 

Pedler  Thomas  0,  SWcor  Steuart  &  Fol 
Kamsdell  B  H,  100  Jackson 

Renault  I,  1505  Pine 

Itichurd  Nicholas,  18  Howard 

Kobinson  &  Uighinan,  I'M  Post 

Kosenfeld  Jno,  310  Sansom 

Schoss  M,  t:8  Turk 

Heattle  Coal  &   Transportation  (-o, 

(Geo  C  Bode  X)re8),  34  Market 

Shaw  &,  Sharp,  10  Fremont 

^oreiisen  VV,  Lajjuna  and  McAllister 
'Summerfield  A  .rr,NE  cor  Fol  and  Spear 
Van  Winkle  1  S  &  Co,  413  Market 

Wainwright  Wm,  11  Ninth 

VVeoine  J  P  k  Co,  1234  Fifth 

WHALEN  &  CO,  SO0-SO8  Buclianan 
Whaw  VV  VV  &  C,  SOS  Bucliauan 

WHITNEY  &  MABSHAUL 

'2'2  anil  '24  Fremont 

COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS. 

ADAMS  A  P,  (compressed), 

Nl']ci>r  Mission  and  Fremont 

ADELSDORFER  ERNST  &  CO. 

40()  and  40S  Saiisom 
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BOTHIN,  DALLEMAN'D  &  CO. 

30")  and  307  Frr.nt 
BURR  C  C  &  CO,  (JHUstard),  13  Pine 
Carit  .1  A,  3 PJ  California 

COTREL  THOMAS  JR.       4or.  Front 

UemiKsterit  Keys,  'JO'J  Market 

Din^ley  T  F,  3'J5|  Fifth 

]<]agle  Coffee,  Spice  k    Drug   Mills, 
(N  I'earson  &  Coprours),  10  Stevenson 

EMPIRE  STEAM  COFFEE  & 

SPICE  MILLS.  41 J  Clay 

FINCK-  H,  2.'<04  Mission 

FISHER  J  H,  50i»  Connnercial 

FOLOER.  SCHILLIN6  &  CO. 

(Pioneer),  104  and  100  California 

GHIRARDELLI  &    DANZEL. 

415  and  417  Jackson 
Gnittard  K  k  Co,     40")  and  407  Sansom 

HANLEY  GEO  T  &  CO,         '-'  1 4  Sac 

Kiudler  A  K,  NK  cor  Mission  and  Front 
Loeven  Emil,  520  Front 

McCarthy  bros.  417  and  -iw  sac 

McGlone  Joseph,  1147  Mission 

MONTEALEORE  JO.  218  Sac 

Murphy  AH,  .5  First 

PonJeauP,  1025  Pacific 

Seriat,  Sim  &  Co,  420  Commercial 

Venard  ii,  625  and  «27  Front 


BERNARD  CHARLES.  707  &  70!»Sai 

lit^rtiu  L  C,  'i'J7  Commerciii 


J.  C.  MONTEALEORE 

8iccrji»oH  TO  liiA  Mardrn  k  c'o.        * 
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COFFEE  and  8PiC£8 

No.  218  Sacramento  Street, 


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CaracoliCoffeejM  Spice  Factory. 

Miinut'iuturiT  of 

COFFEE  and  SPICES 

Xo.  ie»04  SliMMioii  Ntreet, 

SAN  KKANCISCO. 


COLLECTORS. 

Allen  W  H,  85  Montgomery  hlnck 

Ath-rfon  F  A,  507  Monti-onierv 

Black  John  W,  41 G  Monttiomerv 

Bollinger  J  C,  624                 ..  ^ 

Boyer'W  H,  500  California 

Boyle  Jonn,  43(5  Moutgonierv 

BUHLERT  JULIUS.  cm  ( i2 

Burling  Fred'k,  -Jl'.l  Snnsdm 

Califnrnia  Collection  Co,  (J^u  l•\.^^y 

Capp  Clias  S  &  Co,         418  Montgoiiiu'rv 

CARDINELLJN0A.-'34        "     .^ 

C.iviillctti  1),  837  Broadway 

Cleoii>  Uolxjrt,  2'J4  Montgonierv 

C..'    '-'.iT,  328                 .. -^ 

l)ePa.sCiia8  B.  025  Wa8liini;toii 

Durand  Adrian,  (i()4  Meruhant 

FINLEY  J  K  &  CO.  to.-)  K,.arnv 

GROCERS*    PROTECTIVE 

UNION  ( M  Liiseii  jiianager), liO.") Clay 

HARDING  SAMUEL  C,    048  Wash 

Honniager  C,  4]!H'iiie 

Hoag  Jared  C,  32  O'Karreil 

Hughes  Kvan  E,  724.\  Market 

HUSTED  A.  511  Cal,  rm  14;  331  Mont 
Irvin  H  B,  531  California 

Jacohi  Leopold^ 426  " 

JONES  &  JAHN,  GOG  Clay 

Kemm  Jos,  328  Montgomery 

Kent  DM,  330  Pine 

Koen  Frank,  51!>  Montgomery 

Lanilry  &  Buhin,  012  Commercial 

Lynch  (Jeo  W,  720  Montgomery 

McFarlaue  T  W  &  Co,  G0() 
Magee  \V  H,  224  " 

Martin  F  H,  fill)  Kearny 

Martiudale  Law  Collection  Assn,  2I7Saii 
Martinon  A,  420  Montgomery 

McCombe  John,  302  " 

Meagher  J  J,  «i07  " 

MERCANTILE   COLLECTTOH 

BUREAU,   (Beatty  k  Whitney       j 
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Moreal  H  P  &  Co, 
Morse  Harry  N, 
Mosi'bach  F  C, 
Mulloy  Pctor, 
Nichol  Win, 


21. 'i  Sansom 
504  Koarny 
402  Montgomery 
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315  California 
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Pacific  Collection  Bureau,  (Ij  .lacohi 

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Paterson  Johnston,  IVM)  I'ino 

Peterson  K,  314  Bush 

I'cttigrew  &  Farless,  217  Sunsimi 

]'-,po  Harry  E,  (i52  MarUtt 

Regensburgor  S  II,         (!2S  Montgoinory 
Ketail  Tradesmen's  Protectivo  and 

CclUcMon  Bureau,  4;W  Califo.nia 

S  F  Trade  lrrotectiveAssn,438  " 

Sc'ietzel  M  P,  001  California 

Shaiuwald  Bros,     123  and  218 
Strauss  Samuel,  302  Montgomery 

Sullivan  James  P,    86  St  Ann's  building 
Swarts  E  L,  545  California 

Thompson  K,  541  Sacramento 

U  S  Law  Ass'n,  202  Sivnsom 

Warren  John  &  Co,  200  McAllister 

Weber  Chas  Sr,  425  California 

White  WmE,        '     V,    sis 
Whitney  A  L,  216  Sansom 


JOHN  A.  CARDINELL, 
COLLlJCTOn, 

Office,  ^9.  234  Kontgamery  St.,  Raom.  5, 

San  Frantisei),  Cal. 

With  J.  1».  MHIiLIVAX. 

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Benjamin  A  F,  417  California 

Blinding  Wm,  (State  Harbor),  324  Pine 
BLOOD  J  H,  .'<04  Montgomery 

Coleman  W  P,  307 

CRAIG  LEE  D,  413  Montgomery 

CRAIO  &  HOSEBACH,   401  Montg> 
HAMILLJOHNE,  32i) 

lioltThosH,  320 

Juice  E  V,  (States  andTer),       0  Mer  Ex 
KELLY  CHAS  E,  30'J  Sansom 

KING  &  CHATTIN.  (States   and 
Ter),  442  California 

KNOX  GEO  T,  444 

Pilot  Commissioners, 34  Merchs'  Ex  bldg 

BEAD  &  EAFFERTY.   •<33  Montgy 

Smith  Holland,  307  Montyomory 

Taliaferro  T  W,  326  Pine 

Wegener  F  0,  404  Montgomery 

Wheat  C  D,  501  California 


COMMISSION    MERCHANTS. 

ABENHEIMER  JULIUS,  20  Sansom 
Ahem  &  Co,  208  Washington 

.«iiAll*'^'^'  -^-  t-'al  n»'l  Portland,  0 
^5Tt%SI  8  &  CO.  514  Sansom 

ARNOLD  N  S  &  CO.       310  California 
Arta  &  CasasHa,  515  Davis 

Auger  B  !-:  &  Co,  40!)  Battery 

i|'i'V''!;,'',t''„  '  '•'^  Washington 

BALFOUR,  GUTHRIE  &  CO,3i(5  Cal 

Hallard.  Duane  &  Co,  2-2  California 

BALZER  HY  &  CO.  20!»  Sansom 

BANiJMANN,  NI^LSON  &  CO 

2!0  Front 
Harney  James  M,  315  California 

IJassott  C  F  Si  Co,  304  Davis 

Hulli«J&Co,  P20  Clark 

Bendit  Saml,         530  and  538  California 
Hiagi  I)  &  Co,    'm  and  502  Washington 

BIDDLE  &  DOUGLASS.       123    " 
BOWLEY  BROS, 

SW  cor  Mission  and  New  Montgy 
Bradford  W  B,  318  Front 

Bniy  Bros,  oofi  Clay 

BREEZE  &  LOUGHRAM, 

SW  eor  Washington  and  Davis 

Brigbnin,  Wiiitney  &  Co,  320  Front 

Bruns  H  H,  7  and  'J  Beale 

BRiANT&COOK,  8  Davis 

Bullard  .lames  PI,  102  Drumm 
Bnrro\v.s  H  L,                 423  Washington 

Bush  !■:  1),  405  Front 

Cabrera  i^oma  &  Co,  123  California 

Campk-ll  .1  \V  H,  433  California 

Campbell  W  H,  402  Front 

Cant  J  A,  312  California 

CarUscm  &  Currier,  509  Market 

Chainn.in  .1  V  &.  Co,  22  California 

CHRISTY  &  WISE,  607  Front 

CHURCH  A  S.  405     •' 

Clayton  Charles,  400      " 

Clements  (;ill)ert,  318      " 

Coobran  .1  T  &  Co,  122  Clay 

COFFIN  GEO  F  &  CO,  13  Pine 

COLEMAN  W  T  &  CO, 

SW  cor  California  and  Front 
COLLINS  &  FEILING,  426  Sansom 
Coiikling  Tiioinpson  &  Co,  123  Cal 

Coons,  J  W,  325  Washington 

Corbitt  &    MaeCay,  218  California 

COXJ  W&  CO, 

N  W  cor  Front  and  Green 
Cullinan  Dennis  &  Co,    406  Commercial 

CUMMINGS,  GIMMEL  &  CO. 

425  Battery 
Cummings  W  B,  528  California 

(-^utter  James  H  k  Co,  Clay  and  Davis 
CUTTING  JOkN  T  &  CO,  407  Front 
Daley  V  T,  307  Washington 

BALTON  &  GRAY,  404  and  406  Davis 
DALY  P  J  305  Washington 


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DAVISRDW&CO, 

de  Castro  D  &  Co  (N  Y), 
De  Fremery  James, 
Degener  &  Co, 
Dellepaine  &  Co, 
Dempster  &  Keys, 

DSEUBYEM. 


211  Pine 

'213  Sansom 

410  Battery 

308  California 

425  Battery 

.'02  Mkt  and  3  Pine 

226  Clay 


DE  SABLA  ETJOENE,  40  California 
Dibbles  Albert,  10  California 

DICKSON.  DE  WOLF  &  CO. 

412  Battery 
Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co, 

114  and  IIG  Mkt  and  11  and  13  Cal 
Donaldson  &  Co,  124  California 

Douglas  W  A  &  Co,  10(5  Washington 
DOYLE  HENRY  &  CO.  51 1  Market 
Drake  &  Emerson,  521  and  523  Sansom 
DRESBACH  WM,  3 1 6  California 


Dubois  &  King, 
Duflf&Co, 
Duisenberg  Charles  &  Co, 
Dumont  Victor, 
Dutard  H, 

EARL  J  &  SON, 

Earle  W, 

Earnest  Wall  &  Co, 


416  Battery 

316  Davis 

314  Sac 

712  Sansom 

21i)  Clay 

•  329  Mark  ; 

226  California 

302  Davis 


Edwards,  Pickens  &  Fulton,  401  Cal 
EOERTON  HENRY  C,  169  California 
Eggers  &  Co,  208  and  210  California 

EUerhorst  H  D,  117  Drumm 

Elliott  &  Co,  509  Sansom 

ELLIOTT  H  A,  (Wadhams  &  El- 
liott), 206  Front 
Ellis  &  Tindal,                         500  Sansom 
Ellsworth  H  M,              331  Montgomery 
ENGLISH  JOHN  F,313  and  315  Davis 

EPPINGER  G  &C0,      31«  California 

Erlanger  H, 

EVERDINOJ  &C0. 

Everett  A  P, 

FALKNER,BELL&CO. 

Fay  Caleb  T, 

FEINBER  &  CO, 

Feinberg  &  Mayer, 
Flint,  Peabody  &  Co, 
Foley  J  F  &  Co, 
FontanaM  J  &  Co, 
Forbes  Broc, 
Francis  (Jeo  (», 
Freeman,  Smith  &  Co, 
Fuukenstein  C, 


OALLIA&CO, 

Garlick  James  0, 
Gerberding  A, 
Getz  Bros  &  Co, 
Grace  &  Duval, 
Grant  D  W  &  C», 
Green  A  T, 


300  Front 

43  Cliiy 

405  Front 

430  Cal 

320  Sansom 

324  Clay 

405  Front 

408  California 

321  Oavis 

217  Sacramento 

308  California 

117  Pine 

122  California 

320  Sansom 

516and{y8      " 

329  Market 

214  California 

301  and  303  Front 

40  California 

111  Washington 

204  California 


GREENBAITH  ftCO.ns  and  in  Bush 
Grinbaum  M  S  &  Co,  214  California 

OUTMAN  BROS.  '^02  Sansom 

Gutte  I,  307  California 

Hahn  &  Seligmann,  123  V 


HAIGHT  ROBERT  &  CO.  226  Front 
Handy  L  N  &  Co,  32  Clay 

Hannhauser  &  Co,  31 1  California 

Harrison  J  W,  204  California 

Harrold  James,  525  Front 

HATCH  &  BARCLAY,  20  California 
Hausman  F  H.  NE  cor  Bat  and  Clay 
Hefti  B,  (shipping),  500  Battery 

Hellmann  Bros  &  Co,  525  Front 

Hepburn  Ward  A,  SE  cor  Davis  and  Sac 

HEYWOOD  &  HENDLEY. 

222  and  224  Clay 
Hickmann  H,  400  Davis 

HIXSON.JTJSTI&CO, 

204  Washington  and  403  Davis 
Hobson  Henry  B,  321  Battery 

Holcomb  W  A  &  Co,  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Holden  S  P,  (copper  ores),  41^  California 
Hooper  Wm  B  &  Co,  124  " 

HOUSTON  W  J  &  CO,  205  Front 

Mooher  Wm  B  &  Co,  124  California 

HOWE  &  HALL,  408  and  410  Davis 
Howes  (jco  &  Co,  (shipping),  302  Cal 
HOWES  &  PITTS,  504  and  506  San 
Howland  K  S,  -     36  Steuart 

Hume  Geo  W,  318  Front 

Hussey  H  P  &  Co,  '  205      " 

Iken  Fred,  525      " 

Ingersoll  ( reorge  S,  1101  Battery 

Isralisky  &  Morris,  210  Washington 

Johnston  &  Veasey,  324  Davis 

Jones  C  C,  214  Sacramiinto 

JOOST  HERMANN.  4iociay 

Jordan  J  W,  .  NE  cor  Clay  and  Davia 
Koyser  Pa»il,  206  Clay 

Kittle  &  Co,  202  California 

Knowles  J  N,  (shinping),     36  " 

Koneke  A  &  ('o,  16  Front 

KOWALSKY  E  H,  227  and  229  W^wh 


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Lavilla  R, 
liCvy  A  &  Co, 
Levy  Chas  &  Co, 

LEVY  S  &  CO, 

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Lowis  H  L, 
Lindo  J  &  Co, 
Lipman  H, 


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218  Washington 

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209  Sacramento 

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Loaiza  Wenceslao,  323  California 

Tx)ewenhagea  H,  4'28  Sansom 

Lolor  Chas  P,  (shipping),     31  Merch  Ex 
Loucks  Orlando,  126  Clay 

LOUDON  &  HANSCOM, 

65  Merchants'  Exchange 

LOW  C  ADOLPHE  &  C0,(8hippiug), 

208  California 
Lowcnthal,  Livint{Btono&  Co,  (ship- 
ping), 409  California 
Lund  Henry,  214 
MACONDRAY  &  CO,  204  and  2O6  San 
Maguiro  P  &  Son,  110  Clay 


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MARCUS  GEO  &  CO,    304  California  Sabatie  A  E  &  Co,     617  and  519  Sansom 
Markley  Levi  &  Co,        200  W  aslungtoni  Safliii  J,  .         ^        41  Vallpio 

Martens  F&  Co,  427  Front!  Sanchez  R  B, —^"^  '>15Sanaom 

MARraff.FEUSIER  &  3TEF-       IScofiekl  feTevis,"^    120  and  122  fS 

FANI,  30t)  and  313  Clay|Scoteliler&  (abba,  318     " 

Martin  Geo,  502  Montgomery;  Scott  S  M,  202  Sansom 

Mason  John  E,  541  Market  Searles  &  Stone,  f^2  California 

Mayhew  Ernest  &  Co,      Clay  and  Davis  |  SHEARER  GEO  D,  757  Market 

.„.>  w'  P'^"'™"!  Silvester  Cieo  F,  317  Washington 

Washinuton  Simpkins  Chas  H,         314  Montgomery 
425  tronti  SMITH  &  HATCH,  122ClaJr 

Dn,rnm  nr  Llay ;  SONNTAG  CHARLES  &  CO,    40  Cal 
20  California  SPAFFORD  J  M  ^  CO.  310—312  Clay 


202  Sansom 

225  Washington 

402  Front 

204  California 

321 


McBride  &  Cluin, 
McDonogh  James, 

McHENRYS, 

McKenna  &  Greany, 
McNear  G  W, 
McPherson  Horatio, 
Meade  &  Runyon, 
Meigs  &  Co, 
Merrill  J  C  &  Co, 
Metz  Joseph, 
Meyer  T  Lemmen, 
Miles  Jno  E, 
Miller  Albert, 
Miller  &  Co, 
Mitchler  G, 

MONTEALEGRE&CO 
MOODY  &  FARRISH, 
MOORE  A  D  &  CO, 
MORROW  GEO, 

MOSES  C  S  &  CO,         Brannan  nr  Fifth  Theobald  ( ieo  J  &  Co, 
Muecke,  Victor  &  Co,  109  California  Tliree  Brothers, 

Miigan  D  &  Co,  32"'  Davis  Titcomb  &  Tliurston, 

Murray  H,  202  Clav'  Trejos  J  &  Co, 

NICHOLS  A  C  &  CO.      400  to  404  Bat  Urruela  &  Urioste 


SPEAR,  MEADE  &  CO. 

Spencer  A  Carleton, 

SPERRY  &  CO. 
SPRECEELSJD. 

Starr  &  Co, 
258  Market!  STARR  GEO  R, 
402  Fr  ,,nt ,  Stearns  &  Smith, 


316  Wash 

5  Spear 

22  California 

215  Front 

16  California 

308  and  310  Wash 

423  Front 


22  CaHforniaj  Steml)e£«er  Ajlalisher,      321  California 

612  Clay 

513  Sansom 

and  229  Washington 

210  Davis  I  Taylor  C  L,  34  California 

109  California  Ten  Bosch  N  &  Co,      28  Merchants'  Ex 

:«)  Clay!  Teiiney  Richard  I,  NE  cor  Dav  and  Mkt 

' ~-    -  419  California 

517  Sansom 

205  Sacramento 

123  California 

405  Front 

608  Fourth 

123  California 


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NEWELL  THOMAS, 

Newhall  H  M  &  Co,  309  to  313  Sansom!  WADHAMS  &  ELLIOTT,  706  Front 
O'Connor  John,       cor  Clay  and  Drnmiii '  „/'\'^''',"^''^' '"  ^'  "  California 

ONESTI  &  CONNOR.  ">01  and  503  Hiur  );."!}  •'  ''^  A  <->-.. ^^  ^or  Clay  and  Davis 


08f{ood&  Co,  214  Californiiij 

Osterloii  Henry,  37  Commercial! 

Parrntt&<'o,  30(5  California  I 

PASTENE  ANTONIO, 

203  and  205  Washington 
Peudergast  J  A, 
Peterson  S  B, 


Wallace  ,1  .1  &  Co,  108  l^idesdorflF 

WALTERSEN  &  DEWEY,    10  Cal 

WEBB  MATTHEW  R,      541  Market 

24  California 
28  " 

109 


Pferdner  &  Co, 
Philip,  Spcyerct  Co, 

PLATSHEK  &  HARRIS, 

Pollard  Thomas, 
Pollard  W  C, 
Presho  James  &  Co, 
Kaulett  H  T, 
Hansom  I'^lisha, 

BEILLY  &  CO, 

Pfiuvick  &  Kent, 

EEYNOLDSL&CO, 

Rogers,  Myer  &  Co, 
Roseiifeld  .Jno, 
Rouse  &  Laws, 
Rousset  Paul, 
Rueil  J  C, 


Wcdilerspooii  &  Co, 
Wells  ( 'has  H, 
206  Clav^  WELSH  &  CO. 
58    "     IWheutleyED, 


312  Sac 
17  Steuart 
402  Front 

124  Clay 
Calif  jrnia 


1  Fourth 

219  Front 

;120  Davis 

612  Clay 


BUHL  BROS. 

Ryan  L, 
Ryhner  Chaa, 


515  Market]  Wlieatnu  &  Luhrs, 
425  Californial  WHITE  &  PRICE, 

Wlutiu'v  J  R  &  Co, 

WHITNEY  &  MARSHALL. 

22  and  24  Fremont 
Wi^htman  Bros,  117  Clay 

Wilkins  &  Co,  109  California 

Williams,  Dimond&Co,  202  Mkt-3Piaa 
WOLF  PHILLIP  &  CO.  304  Battery 
Wolfen  Max  k  Co,         -l(»  AVashington 

WOLFF  &  RHEINHOLD.  :i24  Wash 

Wood  B  &  Co,  612  Clay 

Wooster  HubbcU  &  Co, 

319  Front  and  .iH  Commercial 

WYATT.  HASKIN  &  CO.  1 1 8  Front 
YATES  A  0  «B;  CO.       1 27  Washington 

YERBY  &  ROSEBERRY.  202  Cal 
ZANTZINGER  BARTON  R,  232  Cal 

Zeiss  Louis  106  Clay 


214 
204 

309  and  311  Davis 

231  Washinirton 

16  First 

212  Battery 

310  Sansom 

306  Davis 

619  Montgomery 

U  Clay 


522  Montgomery 
537  California 
216  Davis 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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Ziegenbeim  Jno  &  Co,  201  and  203  Davis 
Zvietich  &  Garrone,  619  Sansom 


T.  H.  Hatch.  P.  T.  Barclay. 

HATCH  &  BARCLAY, 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS 

For  the  Sale  oi 
FliOVR,  (i^KAIIV,  HAY,  1^  OOli, 

And  other  Farm,  Dairy  and  Orchard   Proii'.vta, 
SO  Callltoriiia  St.,  ISan  Francisco 


Graves  Mrs  M,  cor  Bush  and  Devisadero 


GEORGE  MORROW, 

COMMISSION     MERCHANT 

And  Dealer  in 
Hay  and  Grain  of  all  Kin«li«. 


Consignments  solicited  to  which  prompt  atten 
tion  will  he  jfiveii.     Boats  sent  to  order. 

SO  Clay  and  'ZH  4^om|lit>roial  NtM. 


GEO.  D.  SHEARER, 

COMMISSION     MERCHANT 

And  litcntrai  I'lircliaMins  A^cnt. 

All  kiiMls  of  Goods  l)on^''ht  at 

Lowest  Trade  Price. 

Country  Mercliantu  can  huv  cheaper  tlirouy:h  me 

than  by  ord'.  rini;  direct,     ."i  per  cent,  coiii- 

mi.ssion  charged. 

7S7  Market  tiit.,  Man  Fran**iM:>o. 


SPEAR,  MEADE  &  CO., 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS 

And  Dealers  in 
Dried  FruitN,  !VntM,  Jkv., 

316  and  318  Washington  Street, 

SAN  FaANflSCO. 

CONFECTIONERY. 

(See  also  tJatuly  B'actories. ) 

Allegretti  J, 
Brady  TJ'\ 
Coghlan  D  VV, 
Conant  B  H, 
Corcoran  F, 
Culvers  M, 
Dobrcnsky  Mrs  1{, 
Dobryensky  Mrs  H, 
Drasen  Jo8ci»h  M, 
Field  Mrs  Nina, 
Estradit.  Frwl'k 
Finck  4,  (iundlach, 
Fogarty  M  T, 
Fogertv  Miss  Mary 
Foster  T  W  &  Co, 
Gendar  J  W, 
Grant  Mrs  J  O, 


i4:w  Polk 

11)03  Fillmore 

i>24  an.l  <>2()  I.arkiii 

1  !37|^  Mission 

1(»4.S 

1214  Market 
OK)  Larkiii 
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3208  California 

421)  Kearny 

1.112  Dupont 

2021)  Fillmore 

r.      8264  Twentieth 

10.'>5  Market 

26.i  Sixth 

510  Fourth 


Guillet  Chas, 
Haas  Geo  &  Co, 
Hacken  B, 
Hale  O  F, 
Hall  Mrs  S  R, 
Harris  J  F, 
Hassler  Miss  H, 
JaccardJ  D, 
Lammers  Mrs  Mary, 
Levin  M, 
Lotz  Chas, 

LundinAC,  ■ 

Malatesta  G, 
Markham  Mrs  B, 
Masson  Freres, 
McLane  Mrs  Catherine, 
Mercer  C  H, 
Mercer  M  A, 

518  Kear,  916  Mkt  and  17  Powell 
Midon  Frank,  117  Sutter 

Morison  Mrs  T,  U-JJ  piftjj 

Phillips  Mrs  S  1),  281i).\  Mission 

Pickett  Elizabeth,  SEcorBush'&  Larkin 
Poehlman  Wm,  S\V  cor  Post  and  Powell 


206  Second 
20  Kearny 

128  Third 
1055  Mission 

18  Fourth 

500  Grove 
704  Filbert 

429  Hayes 
933  Mission 

1520  Polk 

1007  Market 

1817  Powell 

1313  Dupont 

221  Tenth 
415  Commercial 
410  Fourth 
518  Kearny 


Protr  Mrs  J 
Hieglo  David  F, 
Roberts  Geo  F, 
Roquos  Marie, 
Ross  Mrs  Mary, 
Kotgcr  &  Bischoff, 
Saul  J, 

Scheiner  Catherine, 
Schimpf  Mrs  Lena, 
SeidI  dosepii. 
Shelly  .Ino, 
Siskron  Mrs  Clara  A, 
Staake  Ernst, 
Tinney  Ellen  J, 
Townsend  T  T, 
I'ownsend  W  S, 
Traulw  E  &  Co, 
Vansteenburg  M, 
Warren  August, 
Wells  C), 
WcndelGeo, 
Westcott  A  R, 
Wheeland  Bros, 
Williams  .1  W, 
Wilson  Mrs  M  A, 
Wright  Wm. I, 
Wunderer  &  Seeli, 
Zaepffel  Xavier, 


215  O'Farrell 

127Ji  Fourth 

1301  Polk 

hW  Dupont 

503  Hnyes 

:«)7  East 

314  Fifth 

203  Second 

lOKS  Powell 

754  Market 

504.i  Sixth 

201l.\  Second 

1411  I>up(mt 

1505  Powell 

1152  Market 

627  Market 

643  Kearny 

401  Montgomery  ave 

107  Sixth 

334  .Sutter 

1419  Stockton 

15H5(ioarj 

2232  Mission 

.'>40  Bush 

.342  Fourth 

92S  Larkin 

1233  Stockton 

785  Eddy 


CONFECTIONERS -WHOLE- 
SALE. 

Dexter  Frank.  526  Washington 

Fahrbach  ft  Seidl,  405  Davis 

Larat  Frank,  609  McAllister 

ROBERTS  0  F,    NW  cor  Polk  &  Bush 
SARONI  LOUIS  ft  CO,  420  Sac 


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LOUIS  8ARONI  &  CO., 

Wholesals  Confeetionsis 

And  Dealers  In  Kntt*. 

420  Sacramento  Street,    near  Sansom, 
SAN  FRANCISCO. 


CONSULS. 


528  California 
1571  Market 
7G4  Howard 

208  Stevenson 

638  Market 

320  Jackson 

641  California 

528 

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Argentine  Republic  (Chaa  Baura), 

510  Battery 
Bolivia  (F  Herrera),  51 1  California 

British  (W  L  Booker),       319  California 
Chili  (K  Palacios),  405  Front 

CHINA  (<^her  IShu  Tang,)         5(17  Clay 
(.'lu.ia  (F  A  Bee),.  5U7  Clay 

Danish  (U  Connichsen),     317  California 
GERMAN  EMPIBE  (A  Rosenthal), 

321  Hattery 
(iuateinalii  (l-  B  Parrott),  306  California 
Hiiwaiiia  (H  W  Severance),  318  Cal 
Italy  (Biirrilis  Diego  Lorenzo),  525  Froni, 
Italy  (Acting  Consul  F  Zocchi),  525  " 
Japan  (K  Yanagiya), 

Hyile  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 
HEXICO  (Conde  Joaquin  G),  215  San 
Norway  and  Sweden  (Aug  Berggren) 

406  Montgomery 
Salvatlor  (J  M  Tinoco),  323  Front 

Spain  (C  Martin)  312  California 

CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD- 
ERS. 

Acker  F  V, 
Ackerson  Chas  H, 
Alexander  I  E, 
Amos  John  (millwright) 
Anderson  Richard, 
Barber  &  Whitney, 
Barrett  W  H, 

BOMANCE. 

BondeJ, 
Bovyer  W  L, 
Bowles  k  Darrow, 
Broohar  E  C, 

BROTHEBTON  B, 

Buckman  A  E, 
Buckner  &  Kley, 

BURKE  FRANK  R. 

Buswell  W  F,  (millwright),  223  Missiini 
Carson  M  H, 
Chase  W  T, 
Classen  J  C, 
Cohane  L, 

CONRAD  H  A, 

Cook  K, 

Cook  S  S, 

Cook  4  Tronnson, 


Cook  Z  Leslie, 

Craig  Jno, 

Delaney  P,  (well  borer), 

Dcnsmore  J, 

Dixson  Isaac 

DeWitt  &  McCausland, 

Diereks  H, 

Diggins  A  C, 

Diggins  Wm,  „^„ 

Dikeman  Daniel,  (street),  220  McAllister 

Docking  Joel,  634  Vallejo 

Dudgeon  M,  (street),      22  Montgomery 

v^T'^Hxr,  528Califomii 

hastman  Webster,    Tehama  and  Fourth 
MiottCB,  417  Kearny 

r''\«         ,.,  620  Jones 

Lniery  S  S,  cor  Eddy  and  Leavenworth 
Enricht  Louis,  932  Union 

Evans  Wm,  822  Larkin 

Eyre  Jus,  e  sCasti-o  bet  Beaver  and  15th 
Falconer  Jno,  807  Market 

FANNING  EDWARD,  320  Chestnut 
i,!''"'""  ~.'  ,  4  Spring 

1  itzpatnck  A  G,  516  Rear  and  328  Pine 
f  mt  M  M,  1 125  Hutter 

Hood  A  S,  509  Bush 

i  rancis  G  C,  314  Jackson 

i  reese  A  C,  3  Mission 

tnchette  L  D,  106  Washington 

<  .1  man  C  H.  515  Commercial 

Gilmour  Wm,  cor  Laguna  and  Birch  aves 
(iougeon  F  X,  SE  cor  19th  and  Valencia 


1207  Polk 

215  Kearny 

7  Trinity 

211  Mission 

2  Tyler 

403  Clementina 

537  Valencia 

13  Stockton 

1110  Dupont 

212  Loidesdorfi 

223  Post 

14  Howard 

405  California 

704  Montgomery 

1 10  Geary 

528  California 


Gould  CG,  322  Jackson 

<'raff  A,  2127  Mission 

Grant  Jno,  2OO  Seventh 

Gray  Alonzo  M,  534  Bush 

Green  R  H  &  Co,  2123  Mission 

Gross  A  P,  (millwright),        51  Fremont 
G  rover  S  B,  1617  California 

Haaf  Jacob,  51G  Kearny 

HAMILTON  CHARLES.  445  Minna 
Hammond  J,  (millwright),    209  Market 


1518  Broadway 

24  Howanl 

516  Kearny 

7 10  Turk 

635  California 

1703  Fillmore 

528  California 


Hancock  &  Kelso, 
Hanley  N  E, 
Hannis  &  Stilwell, 
Hartmann  &  Freese, 
Hathaway  &  Co, 

HAWLEY  N  E. 

Heissiier  Frank, 
Hills  S  M, 
Hock  Tobias, 
Hubley  — , 
Hughes  Jno, 
Hussey  A  C, 
James  Wm  H, 
Jones  T  D, 

Kolley  Jas  M, 

Kerrison  Geo, 

Klatt  Ferdinand, 

Knopf  G, 

Kohu  Jos  L,  (R  R), 

Krrger  Wm, 


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514  Pine]  Liiribe  Chas, 


335  Montgomery 
2704  Mission 
1704  Sacramento 
827  Sutter 
1612  Mission 
2840 
516  Kearny 
842  Clay 
516  Kearny 
14  Leavenworth 
22  Montgomery 
618  California 
419  G'Farrell 
1120  Taylor 
638  Market 
2126  Bush 
516  Kearny 
328  Montgomery  ave 
res  1717  Howard 
115  Davis 
803  Buchanan 


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Lawrence  J  V, 
Lehmann  C,      i 
Leibert  J  G. 
Iieutall  &,  rnwell, 
Linforth  &  Rawlins, 
Little  &,  Gumming, 
Luger  J, 
Maher  J bs  W, 
Malbo  Frank, 


621  Sacramento 

516  Kearny 

328  Tine 

333  Sixtciint*! 

Fremont  and  ^Jiss 

108  Geary 

202  Sixteenth 

163  New  Montgomery 

204  Dupont 


MALTER  &  LIND,    room  17  419  Gal 
Martin  J  G,  1309  Stockton 

Martin  &  Weber,  417  Bush 

Maxfield  Geo,      24lh  bet  Misa  and  How 
McGann  llobt  W^lpil^  drvr),  718  Kearny 


McCauU  Michael, 
McDonald  Jno  W, 
McGrath  Wm, 
Mclnnea  J  H, 
Mclntyre  Geo, 
McMullen  Jno, 
McVerry  Thos, 
McVicker  Chas, 
Miles  M, 
MoUer  Gustave, 
MoUer  R, 
Monroe  G  C, 
Morris  Lemuel  P, 
Morton  J  B, 
Mueller  V, 
Murasky  Chas, 
Norton  &  Walker, 


C31  (jrreon 

528  California 

107  Shipley 

813  Larkin 

105  Ellis 

14  Leavenworth 

Hyde  and  Greenwich 

727  Seventeenth 

402  Montgomery 

1  Webb 

28  Geary 

26  Pine 

905  Jones 

3  St  Mary 

906  Paoitic 

541  Twenty-third 

516  Kearny 


Odorless  Excavating  Apparatus  Co, 

(night  work),  432  Kearny 
Ogden  B  F,  •  435  Hayes 

Onderdonk  A,  309  Montuomery 

Odell  &  Palloct,  668  Howard 

Pare  Aime,  335  Montgomery 

Parent  C  h,  232  FVemont 

Parker  EH,  534  Sacramento 

Penney  John  F  cor  Kent'ky  and  Solano 
Peters  Wm  J  &  Co,  28  Turk 

Poulecka  HL,  421  Commercial 

PinneyBB,  312  Pine 

Plummer  H  L,  534  Sacramento 

Pratt  H  G,  51  Clay 

Prindle  D  S,  862  Mission 

Proll  John,  516  Kearny 

Quackcnbiish  Thos  M,  511  Jackson 

Rechter.I,  311  Montgomery  ave 

Richards  Israel,  434  Kearny 

Richmond  H  H,  2125.J   Mission 


Ritchie  N  B, 
Robinett  Thos, 
Rolsler  Hermann, 
Rosa  D  W, 
Saunders  Jos, 
Scarry  John, 
Schieole  Geo, 
Schoemaker  Constant, 
Shaw  C  H, 

SHERMAN  J  B. 

Sims  John, 
Small  Dominique, 


1901  Hyde 

113Lied.«dortr 

225  Post 

416  Sacramento 

636  Commercial 

40  Twenty-second 

710(;reen 

,    654  Washington 

638  Market 

740  Fourth 

417  Turk 

424  Jackson 


Smith  G  J,  329  Sutter 

Snyder  A  A,  jy  ijj,lle  k 

Southwell  Geo,  926  Washinaton 

Stevens  M  V,  (well  boror),    1500  Fofsom 
Ihomason  E  R,  528  California 

Thtiirison  S  E,  528  << 

Thomson,  Waterburg  &  Co,      327  Turk 
Thornhill  Jas, 
Tilden  C  L, 
Townsend  F  J, 
Trainer  J  W, 


Tnrnbull  Jno, 
Turpin  Jno, 
Van  Wie  A, 

VIAUD  LEON, 

Wagner  Jacob, 
Wanzer  M  L, 
Warren  C  A, 
Weber  Martin, 
Wehr  Fred'k, 
Weinochl  &  Co, 
Weisman  Louis, 
West  E  H, 
White  Fred'k, 
Wiiite  J  B, 
Whyte  Jno  P, 
Williams  C  B, 
Williams  H  F, 


35  rost 

,-, ,  „  SQuincy 

1012  Potrero  ave 

206  Leavenworth 

638  Minna 

7l9Culif„r„ia 

123  and  125  Ninth 

1601  Stockton 

516  Kearny 

1331  Bush 

528  California 

417  Bush 

40  Jackson 

137  Thirteenth 

818  IVdfic 

.   «' it  Hyde 

316  Dupont 

20  I'ine 

614  California 

528  .. 


"40  Fourth 
40s  Jackson 
931  Mission 


Wissinger  &  Payson, 

Wolf  W  H, 

Woods  Thos,  SE  cor  O'Far  and  Broder'k 

Wright  &  Riley,  (sewer),         l-JG  (ieary 

Zehfuss  Wm,  840  Mission 

Zihn  A,  4;<2  Filth 

N.  E.  HAWLEY, 

CONTRACTOR  .V-  BUJLDER, 

Xo.  $t704  MiMHion  Ntreet. 

.lOIUllNCi  I'KOMITUY  ATTKNDKD  To. 

Wiio  Hrrocns  ntid  l>oors  a  8j)ei'ialt}'.     I'laiis  .ind 

S|H;cilk'iitlotiH  (Irnwt)  and  Kstitrmtes  iiiadu 

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COOPERS. 


ALHOlii' D  &  CSO,  3S  ("oniinurcial 

ARMSTRONG  RUDOLPH, 

121  Jackaon  and  7'J  Orei'oii 


Arnold  F  W, 
Bucking  D, 
Carl  Andrew, 

CARL  WM  H. 

Dempster  &  Keys, 
Egun  &  Buckley, 
Felvey  Loury, 
Hogan  &  Co, 
HoldenJ  H, 
lAng  Henry, 
Ijarson  Geo, 
Lawson  &  Cullumbor, 


60'.t  Battery 

7')8  J^ryant 

204  ComiiKiFcial 

10")  Ort'ifnii 

20-J  Mark-t 

14  Oregon 

5  Dnimm 

100 

105  ('lav 
112  and  114  Jackson 

101  Clay  I 
500  Front  I 


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MadsenOIe,  ion  wr    ,. 

Mattullath  Manufg  Co.  4ii Tf^^'.'?^*"" 
McCabe  John,  ^  u'a  „,  j -*]^  ^J»ghth 
Meagher  Wm,  ^*  ''"'*  {J  Oregon 


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-      '"—• ■'  '  J^"- 112  Post  street. 

J^^I^^Peia  and  Tragedy 

JAHM  &  FOSTER 


COPPERSMITHS. 

ol-l  Kearny 

421  Mission 

»'J  Montgomery 

•"i  12  Market 

.>-'0  ami  522  Davis 

5«r)  Mission 

226  Fremont 


lis  Jolin  (x. 
Landers  &  Co, 
Mistre  .S, 

PEREYP, 

Petersen  &  Olaen, 
Umith  C  W, 
Todt  &  Wagner, 
Tripp  tJeo  A, 


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(tipples  Samuel  &  (.'o, 
Hallidie  A  S,   (wire),' 


^"OCKERY^AND  GLASS- 


Pacitic  Conliigo  Co, 
I'acitic  Jute  Manufg  Co 
Koyer  H,  (raw  hides), 


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123  California 

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Ackerman  Bros, 
Adler  D 

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Harnett  J,    *'  **  *  '^U. 
Hacker  Joseph, 


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Mauri  Bros. 

Soherr,  Haoli  &  I,ux 

WATSON  &00.     122  and  124  Market 


'Mneri  Antonio, 


123  Kearnv 

1009  Stockton 

119  Battery 

•^10  Caiifornii 

314  Sixth 

039  Sixteenth 
700  Market 

517  and  519  Market 
1615  Polk 
420  Battery 


411  Sacramento  ff'^^idson  M, 
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J>avis  Bros.  4l<»  k-«— _  ^-0  Battery 

I>avis&  Co       •  '^«*™y  and  718  Market 
"  -  ■ '        -  39  Fourth 


COSTUMERS. 

OIRA&DHISSE, 


>41 7  Stockton 
«23  Pacific 
700  Larkin 
1503  Stockton 
1429  Dupont 
214  Pacific 
131  Second 
„,  342  Third 
J09  Flf  "^  I  ^'""s'lt^ld  B,  "^10  Mission 

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Levingston  A, 
Lipman  A, 
Lyza  P, 
Mariaui  G  D, 
Marks  M, 
•Marsh  H  F, 
McFarland  &  Co, 
Muller  A  C, 
*Nathau  B  &  Co, 
Oppenheimer  B, 
Patten  F  A, 
Porteous  A, 
Potter  F  A, 
*BEID  &  BROOKS. 


717  Market 

15  Fourth 

9.36  Folaom 

10'J8  Dupont 

925i  Market 

577 

324  Sixteenth 

115  Third 

126  Sutter 

937  Market 

2510  Mission 

1314  Dupont 

108  Third 

424  and  426  San 


SANDERSON  BROS,  310  and  312  Bat 

Selig  A,  3  Fourth 

Silverstine  S  H,  214  Sixteenth 

Simon  J,  .302  Sixth 

•Sinsheimer  Simon,  9  Dupont 

Spangler  D  B  &  Co,   11th  and  R  R  aves, 
St-Jm  Jacob,  1119Fol3om 

*Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co, 

102  and  104  Battery 
•Swain  R  A  &  Co,  1 12  and  1 14  Cal 

•Wangenheim,  Sternheim  &  Co,  129  San 
White  R,  .  224  Third 

CUTLERS  AND  CUTLERY. 

Adams  C,  508  Commercial 

Allen  ET,  515  Market 

Bemmer  Aug,  1521  Post 

EOERTON  HENRY  C.  169  Cal,  m  7 

HOPPE  R>  (importers),  318  Pine 

Kohnke  John,  405J  California 

Langdon&  Rebman,  1036  Mkt  and  31  6th 


Marks  A, 
Ortet  Bros, 
Price  M, 
Schintz  .1  H, 

SON  BROS. 


506  Clay 

524  Commercial 

415  Kearny 

10  Stevenson 

.300  and  302  California 


WILL  &  FINCK, 


769  Market 


Bielski  &  Maunheim,  13  Centre  Market 
Block  J,  60  >i 

Brincatt  &  De  Manuel,  4  Clay  St  Market 
Carlton  Frank  H, 

20  and  22  Grand  Western  Market 
Chever  MR,  31  Centre  Market 

COLLINS  &  FIELDING,  426  Sansom 
Davie  John,  32  California  Market 

Deloche  J  B,  2,  4  and  6  S  F  Market 

Derby  C  W,  19  Metropolitan  Market 
Edward  Perry,  go.j  j^j^^,, 

Eldridge  B  (J,  New  Metropolitan  Markt 
Erzgral)er  &  Oesting,  108  California  Mkt 
Friot  Alfred,  43  and  44  Wasliinton  Mkf 
FullerA  F,  27  Grand  Central  Market 
Getz  &  Hirahfeld,  17  Grand  Central  Mkt 
Getz  Levin  &  Co,  Bf»    City  Market 

Grosskurth  Wilhelm,  1329  Dupont 

Hill  Bros,  "f-  Market 

Horgan  S,  13  and  14  ('-^  <  tijil  Mkt 

Jost  Peter,  Vallejo 

Kane  &  Heaney,  11  and  40  ».  atre  Mkt 
Lagoni  H,  1515  Market 

Lasar  D  &  Co,  52  Centre  Market 

Lemoine,  Gambert  &  Co, 

15,  17  and  19  S  F  Market 
Levy  H,  22  Centre  Market 

Lielwrt  B,  103 1  Polk 

Martens  F,  57  and  58  Washington  Mkt 
Martens  F  &  Co,  427  p.,,,  x 


POCKET    CUTLERY. 
SADLER  Sl  CO., 

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Iniporturx  uiul  Johbcra  uf 

KniElltih,    Gei'inan     and    American 
Pocket  KnIveM  and  NeiNNort*. 

Specially  adapted  to  California  IVade.    Lowest 
Market  Kates  guaranteed. 


DAIRY    PRODUCE-RETAIL. 

Atchinson  B  M  &  Co, 

10,  17,  28  and  30  Centre  Market 
Atkinson  &  (iilmore,  22d  and  Shotwell 
Bennett  Jno  K,  35  and  36  California  Mkt 
Bergen  Andrian,  425  Clay 

BmDLE  &  DOUGLASS.     i'23  Wash 


Millikcn  P  &  J, 
Morlock  F, 
HulKjrt&Turk, 
Phillip  P  A, 
Pietzch  &  Co, 
Plass  E  N, 
Plummer  G  E, 
Ruppel  C'onrad, 
Schwartz  Conrad, 
Shuittan  E  G, 
Soule  S  P, 
Spence  J  P, 
Spotonio  Jno  B, 


427  Front 
56  Centre  Market 
25  .' 

25  California  Market 
27  Centre  Market 
803  Lark  in 
31 8. Sixth 
12  Centre  Market 
288  Fourth 
532  Sixth 
37  Centre  Market 
232  Montgomery  ave 
425  Broiidway 
47  California  Market 
Terwilliger  &  Fink,  50  and  51  Wasii  Mkt 
Thierbach  J,  19  Grand  Central  Market 
Weisel  Pliilip  &  Co,  1405  .Stockton 

Whitocomb  C  M,  21  and  22  Mission  Mkt 

WILTON  JOHN  &  CO. 

23  and  24  California  Market 
\Vitt  Henry,  235  Sixth 

Witt  Johanna,  10  Bay  City  Market 

Young  Conrad  1317  Dupont 

DAIRY    PRODUCE-WHOLE- 
SALE. 

A  hern  &  Co,  208  Washington 

Brigham,  Whitney  &  Co,  320  Front  1 

Dorfce,  Sweeney  &  Co,   1 14  and  116  Miit 
FORSAITH  &  DODGE,        32.')  Front  I 
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426  Sansom 
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Utan  Market 
•AVI  Sixth 
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aahinton  Mkt 
jntral  Market 
I  Central  Mkt 
City  Market 
13'29  Dupont 
••*■■,  Market 
"T,ial  Mkt 
Vallejo 
40  V   .itre  Mkt 
15i5  Market 
Centre  Market 


1 19  S  F  Market 
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1(531  Polk 
Washington  Mkt 

427  Front 
6  Centre  Market 

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Centre  Market 

80»  Larkin 

318  Sixth 

2  Centre  Market 

288  Fourth 

532  Sixth 

7  Centre  Market 

Montgomery  ave 

425  Broadway 

alifornia  Market 

nd51  Wash  Mkt 

I  Central  Market 

1405  Stocktdu 

1 22  Miaaiou  Mkt 

California  Market 
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1317  Dupout 

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HETWOOD  &  HENDLET. 

222  and  224  Clay 
Hildbura  Bros,  100  California 

HABTur>   FEUSIER  &  STEF- 

y^UI.  (commission),  309  to  313  Clay 
McHenry,  S  &  Co,  425  Front 

MOTJLTON  E  S  &  CO,  305  Clay 

Steele,  Elder  &  Co,  204  Front 

Von  Ronn  &  Hencke  Bros,         414  Clay 
Wheaton  &  Luhrs, 

319  Front  and  307  Sacramento 
Wieland  Bros,  328  Front 

WoUen  Max  &  Co,  216  Washington 

Wooster,  Hubbell  &  Co,  317  Front 

DANCING  ACADEMIES. 

771  Market 
119  Post 
320    " 
Grand  Western  Mkt 


FitzGibbon  D, 
Frazer  J  W, 
Lunt  0  P, 
McCarty  Mrs  A  M, 


DENTISTS. 

Austin  H,  634  Washington 

Barstow  F  0, 1336  Sacramento 

BEERS  &  HUBBARD,      230  Kearny 

BirtieJJ,  313 

Blake  A  Y.,  5i      " 

Blake  Chas  E  Sr,  5i      " 

Blankman  Wm,  208  Stockton 

Bloch  Con,  318  Hayes 

Bolton  Thomas,  804  Howard 

Bouniuin  Chas,  121  Powell 

Boyle  (ieo  S,  223  Kearny 

BREWER  FRANCIS  A,     8  Montgy 


Brown  G  H. 
Bunnell  E  F, 
Bush  Louis, 
Bush  k  Neumann, 
Calvert  Wm, 
Cane  &  Teague, 
CARD  WH, 
Case  Chas  JJ, 
Christopher  Telfer, 
Cochrane  E  0, 

COGSWELL  JAS  L, 

Conrndt  J, 
Cool  G  W  &  Son, 
Crawford  C  I), 
Croome  Wm, 
Crossett  Truman, 
Crowell  J  P, 
Cutlar  U, 
Davis  &  Sanger, 
Dean  G  S, 


1612  Mission 
319  Kearny 
8      '  " 
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209  Geaiy 
142i  Fourth 
(540  Market 
209  Kearny 
135         " 
850  Market 


10  Third 


215  Kearny  Teague  &  Cane, 

715  Clay 

137  Montgomery 
765  Market 


DUTCH  WM,  24  Montgomery 

1'  erguson  T  H,  22  Geary 

B  ox  H  B,      120  Fourth  and  762  Folsom 


Fuller  CH, 
Gladwin  S  F, 
Goddard  Clark  L, 
(toc  Samuel  E, 

GRAVES  W  LA 

Griffiths  Allen, 
Griswold  W  F, 

HAAS  G,  D  D  s, 


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6  Eddy 

930  Market 

23  Post 

26  Montgomery 

216  Kearny 

400  Geary 

6  O'Farrell 


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cihc  Dental  Institute,   6th  &  Natoma 
HACKETT  &  DEAN,  126  Kear,  rm  11 


Hardcastle  Geo, 

HATCH  J  fi, 

Hoadley  G  C, 
Holmes  L  B, 
Hubbard  George  A, 
Hutchins  James  M, 
Hutchison  D  S, 

JENKINS  G  W, 

•lessup  T  C, 

KEMP  VAN  EE  F, 


Knowles  Samuel  E, 
Knowlton ,)  S, 
Knox  Henry  E, 
Learn  R  B, 
Tjconard  J  C, 


31  Eddy 
213  Geary 
^\  Kearny 

305 

230 

737  Market 

5J  Kearny 

1402  Bush 

103  Montgomery 

1144  Market 


SE  cor  Post  &  Dup 

6  Eddy 

25  Post 

838  Market 

5. J  Kearny 


Liblwy  M  L,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Geary 

TiUiidborg  JAW,  123  Stockton 

Luther  H  A,  1913  Polk 

Massie  Henry  C,  19  Sixth 

McAllister  Wm  B,  702  Market 

Mobray  R  C,  200  Stockton 

Moore  C'alvin,  6  Eddy 

MORFFEW  THOS,  120  Sutter 

MORTON  H  R,    205  Montgomery  ave 
Neumann  Leopold,  8  Kearny 

PRATHER  &  HOLMES,  305  Keamy 


PRATHERJN, 

Ran  Henry, 
Khein  B  J, 
Richards  W  H, 
Schmidt  G, 
Schultze  E  H, 
Sichel  &  Richards, 

.„,  Smilie  Elton  R, 

232  Sutter  Spear  Thos  R, 

821  Keamy  Stanley  W  H, 

22         "       Stevens  Mrs  H  H, 

1415  Stockton  Sublett  &  Tracy, 

823  Market  !^"ley  Frank  E 

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Sullivan  &  Sanborn, 


DECKER  CHARLES  W,  9-25 

Dennis  S  W,  33  Kearny 

Dentler  E  F,  205  Montgomery  ave 

Doyle  George  S,  331  Kearny 

Drucker  W  E,  224  Stockton 

Dunbar  L  L,  ,  23  Kearny 


305 

779  Mission 

703  Market 

481  Jessie 

1747  Mission 

44  Third 

103  Post 

649  Washington 

235  Kearny 

115 

106i  Third 

112  Fourth 

339  Kearny 

965  Folsom 

142i  Fourth 

118  Geary 

112  Fourth 

25i  Sixth 

401  i  Hayes 


THRALL  HH. 

Tracy  Charles  E, 
Trueman  &  Duckett, 

Trumpour  J  P,  .. .  .^ ^  „ 

Van  Crombrugghe  A  L,  609  Sacramento 

Van  Denburgh  A,  134  Geary 

Van  Denburgh  D,  229     " 

Wade  Thos,             '  27      " 

WARNER  A.  224  Kearny 


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Whinnery  J  L,  1033  Sutter 

Whitoomb  N  T,  206  Third 

Wilbert  J  L,  18      " 
WINTER  &  WINTER.     206  Kearny 

Woodw  ard  Win  A,  920  Market 

Younger  E  A,  224  Stockton 

Younger  Wm  J,  224           " 

COLTON  DSNTAL  ASSOCIATION 

OiSS  Market  Mt.,  op  p.  MaMon. 


DIAMOND  CETTERS. 


MPKCIAI.TY. 

The   sc-ientiflu  adiuiiiistiatiou  of  Pnri'  "Ml 
trouN  Oxi<l«>  4i>as  for  the  jialnlcss  cxtmction 
of  tt-eth.    And  uUo  perforin  all  operations  in 
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a.  H.  ZEIECHBAUM, 
JJENTIST, 

Office.  1 1 13  BROADWAY,  Oakland. 
Office  Hoirs-  9  A.  M.  to  4  P.  M. 


H.  H.  THRALL, 


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Ofltfc  and  KesiiU'nt'e : 


No.  118  Gcar.v  Street,  opp.  1st  Unitarian  Church, 
Uetweeii  Dupont  anil  Stockton. 


DENTISTS'  MATERIAL  AND 
INSTRUMENTS. 

COLTON  DENTAL  ASSOCIATION, 

925  Market 

FOLKERS  J  H  A  &  BRO.     1 1 8  Mont 
NEWMAN  JAMES,  '^02  Post 

Kchueidcr  VV  H,  28  Geary 

DETECTIVES. 

Deasy  Jerome,  328  Montgomery 

HALL  R  B  &  CO,  t>32  Market 

Libbing  HH,  328  Montgomery 

Mac  Farlane  T  W  &  Co,  006 
Morse  Harry  N,  328 


R.  B.  HALL  &  CO.S, 

PACIFIC  DETECTIVE  BUBEAU 

OSa  Market  Mt.,  Man  Francisco. 

liKFEItKSCES: 
Hon.  T.  O.  Phelps,  L.   W.   Noyes,  K.\  U.  S.  Spe 

clal  'lYeiisurv  A(rent,  San  Francisco. 
Hon.  II.  C.  Uaskill,  Agent  Wells',  Farffo  &  Co. 
Fox  &  Kello^'ir,  Attorneys,  520  I  alifornia  St. 
All  communications,  (Jral  or  Written,  arc  stictly 
vonfldentlal. 


BRAND  H  J, 

Brunet  Eugene, 
Cal  .Jewelry  Co, 

KOEKLER  &  RITTER; 
LAIRD  DW, 

Lalande  A, 

LEVISON  BROS, 

Lindemunn  C  H, 
Lundy  Thomas, 
Meiidoza  A, 
Neumann  Albert, 
Ortion  Auguste, 
VVagner  F  Jr, 


2:10  Kearny 

614  Merchant 

134  Sutter 

;  26  Post 

27    '• 

420  Sutter 

134      " 

601  California 

7  and  I)  Tliird 

320  Montgomery  ave 

y  ( leary 

no  Sutter 

223  Kearny 


L.  THOMPSON, 

WliolcMale  and  Retail, 

4  Chronicle  Building, 

Corner  Hush  and  Kearny,  upstairs. 


r.  WAGNER, 

Jeweler  and  Diamond  Setter. 

No.  22:i  Kearny  Street, 

SAN   FRANC  ISUO. 
ititf'Ciieneral  Repairinic. 

DISTILLERIES. 

Amazon  Distilling  Co,  123  Ciilifomia 
Bay  View  Di.stillory,       18tli  nve  andH 

CALIFORNIA  DISTILLING  CO. 

(Antiocli — Jost  &  Aiiler)  ,3^1  g^t 

Cuahmg  Koljert,  328  Montj^omerv 

Rebstock,  Endres  &  Co,  .322  to  .i'.'6,Sau 
Voorman  &  Oulton,  Pierce  andClustiiul 
West  End  Distillery,  Ocean  House  l!uad 
York  Wm  W  &  Co,  218  California 

DOORS,  SASH  AND  BLINDS. 

(See  also,  Planing  Mills  ;  also  Lumber.) 

Bradbury  W  B,  566  to  572  Brannan 

DOE  B  &  J  S.  44  to  48  Market 

EXCELSIOR  PLANING  HILLS, 

SW  cor  Bryant  and  Fifth 
Hanson  M  ct  A,  llSMaia 

Haskell  Phineas,  SW  cor  5th  and  Bryant 
Kittre<ljje  E  H  *;  Co,  26  California 

Mechanics'  Mills,  ^Iis8ion  and  Kremout 
Moore  &  Wilkie,  Mission  and  Fremont 
MORRISON  J  J,  NE  cor  Spear  k  Mi» 
Prescott  &  Sanborn,       Howard  k,  Spear 


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134  Sutter  1  ^ 
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4'20  Sutter 
134      " 
601  California 
7  and  «  Third 
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2'23  Kearny 

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Co,    32*2  to  3-26  8aii 

Pierce  amlCheatnut 

Ocean  House  iload 

'218  Calif Driiia 

AND  BLINDS. 

[ills ;  also  Lumber.) 

566  to  r>72  Brannan 
44  to  48  Market 

iNlNGKII'^ 

Bor  Bryant  and  Fifth 
j  118  Main 

kv  cor  5th  and  Bryant 
0  26  CaUfornia 

Misaion  and  Fremont 
i^lission  and  Fremont 
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Howard  4  Spear 


Segari  Uriah,  160  Main 

Smith  k  Davia,  132  and  134  Berry 

SFBINOER  JASON  &  CO. 

SE  cor  Suear  and  Mission 

TURNER.  KENNEDY  &  SHAW. 

(wholesale)  840  Fourth 

WILSON  &  BRO  (wholesale), 

18  and  22  Drumm 

DRAUGHTSMEN. 

Bradford  W, 
Bugbee  Chas  L, 
Fuukenstein  E, 
Merritt  H  P, 

BEINHARBT  H  0. 


137  Montgomery 

318  Pine 

3'20  Sansoni 

318  Pine 

6  Eddy 


DRESSMAKERS. 


915  Stockton 

1551  Market 

32  Fourth 

1-20  Sutter 

32  Ellis 

115  (ief.,/y 

413  Liirkin 

3  Mason 

16  Mason 

328  Sixteenth 

42UO'Farrell 

128  Fifth 

336.\  Bush 

620  Market 

126  Kearny 

1 10  Ellis 

048  Howard 

25  Taylor 

438  Hayes 

1 100  Stockton 

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Aaron  Mrs  D, 

Abbot  Mrs  A, 

Abbott  Mrs  N  A, 

Ashley  Mrs  W  H, 

Banning  Miss  M, 

Bascom  Mrs  M  E, 

Bhiino  Mrs  A, 

Bollinger  Mrs  H  R, 

Borlanil  Mrs  S  H, 

Brace  Miss, 

Brosse  Mme, 

Bryant  Mrs  A, 

Buckley  Mrs  C  A, 

Butler  Mrs  T  B, 

Carey  Miss  A  M, 

Chase  Mrs  Ellon, 

Clow  Mrs  Sarah, 

Coginasse  Mrs  A, 

Coney  Mrs  S  A, 

Curley  Miss  M  A, 

Curtis  Mrs  E  H, 

Dermot  M  E,  — 

Doouan  Miss  M,  SE  cor  R  Rand  10th  aves 

Dunning  Mrs  K  M,  126  Koarny 

Bilwards  Mrs  D,  121  Stockton 

Faico  Mme,  cor  Post  and  Dupont 

Farrand  Mrs  R  B, 

Foster  Mrs  S  K, 

Funel  Mad, 

Gagan  Mrs  T, 

Uaudron  Mme, 

Gilgen  Mrs  A, 

lOIRARDMISSE. 

Halk  Mrs  H  H, 

Hay  Mrs  C, 

Hodges  Robert, 

Holland  Miss  0  H 

Huffman  Mrs, 

inxcell  Mrs  William, 

Jacoby  Samuel, 

James  Miss  M, 

Julian  Chas, 

Keigk''ley  Mrs 

Kelter  Mrs  Bertha 


Kind  Miss 
Kind  Mrs  M  W, 
Kindoll  Mrs, 
Lawton  H  VV  Mrs, 
Lenoir  Mme 
Lapping  Mrs, 
Leroy  Mme 
Lewis  Mrs  R  G, 
Loring  Mrs, 
Lovell  J  M, 
Marchand  Mrs, 
Marsh  Mrs  C  A, 
Marston  Miss  D, 
Mason  Mrs  S  A, 
McPherson  Mrs, 
Muleahy  Mrs  H, 
Mulhern  Mrs  M  A, 
Murphy  Mrs  H  B, 
O'Brien  Miss  A, 
O'Brien  Mrs  L, 
O'Neill  Mrs 
Ozouf  Mme, 
Parinentier  Mine 
Pur.sell  Mrs  S  V, 
Quig),'  Miss  .M  B, 
liobert  Mrs  C, 


10'22  Stockton 

1017  Market 

207  Kearny 

131  Turk 

15  Powell 

846  Washington 

121  Sutter 

126  Kearny 

12  O'Parrell 

1623  to  1629  Polk 

735  Ellis 

28  Ellis 

868.1  Folsom 

106.1,  Third 

108  i  Powell 

631  Post 

141  Fourth 

456  Sixth 

1150  Market 

401)  Geary 

815  Mission 

613  Post 

238  Taylor 

506  Hayes 

126  Kearny 

114  (Jeary 


Homer  Mrs  L,  SE  cor  Post  and  Kearny 


ScliaiF  .lanie 
.Scharowski  Mrs, 
Schnabel  C 
Smith  Mr.-(  .1  W, 
Strozynski  Mrs  K, 
Suter  Jeunette  Mrs 
Thomas  Mrs  W, 
Throii  Mrs  W, 
Tregellas  Mrs  S, 
Warburton  Mrs  A  M, 
Wells  Mrs  Emil 
Whans  .Mrs  W  \V, 
Williams  Mrs  J  B, 

WOENER  CARL. 

Wood  Mrs  H, 
WyU'll  &  Pedford, 
Yeaton  Mrs  J  H, 


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39  Fifth 

240  Sutter 

1517  Market 

235  Fifth 

841  Mission 


507  Broadway 

321  Powell 

1094  Ellis 

819  Howard 

311  Turk 

4'24  Sutter 

1007  McAllister 

1  Cedar  ave 

838  Market 

1060  Howard 

230  O'Farrell 

229  Hayes 

404  Twenty -second 

223  Kear.ny 

1007 i  Stockton 

209  Sixteenth 

407  Taylor 


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Abramson  &  Bacon,BupandSut;717Clay 
Adams  Saml,  316  Post 

Angell  .1  W,  272  First 


142  Post  Armitage  Jos,  SE  cor  Howard  and  16th 


215  Sixteenth 

311^  Jessie 

10  Fifth 

194  Sixteenth 

331  (Jeary 

213  Dupont 

1114  Stocktim 

105  Sixth 

1513  Dupont 

101  O'Farrell 

37  Fifth 


Arnheim  Julius  S,  248  Oak 

Barbat  J,  910  Pacific 

Basford  R  X,  2123  Bush 

Bauer  J  A,  101  Post 

Bayly  Chas  A,  SE  cor  Howard  and  Cth 
Berger  0,         SW  cor  Eddy  and  Steiner 

BOERICKE  &  TAFEL,(Hom(eo- 

pathic  Pharmacy),  2,'i4  Sutter 

Boyker  S  Adolph,     cor  Ninth  and  Miss 

BROEMMEL  JOB 

NVV  cor  Sixth  and  Mission 


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Turk  and  Taylor;  003  Merchant 
and  Second  and  Howard 
Bumetv  G  G,  327  Montgomery 

Calvert  John,  NW  cor  4th  and  Howard 
Oortin  &  May  hew,  SE  cor  16th  and 

Valencia  and  NW  cor  '20th  and  Val'a 
Coggeshall  J  H,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Pierce 
Colton  C  F,  NW  cor  Polk  and  Eddy 
Curragh  J  M,  413  Bush 

Dannenberg  Walter,  SW  cor  (5th  and  Fol 
Dawson  John  H,  SE  cor  '24tli  and 

Alabama  and  NW  cor  Val'a  and  23d 
Devine  Jaa,  214  Kearny 

Di  Nola  Leon,  1000  Howard 

Drossel  J  H,  1201  Powell 

Edwards  T  M,  NE  cor  Kearny  &  Jack 
Evans  A,  NW  cor  Hayes  and  Laguna 
Flatow  P,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Jones 

Fowler  G  H,  SE  cor  7th  and  Mission 
Fowler  M  H,  SE  cor  0th  and  Harrison 
Fox  &  Horner,  SE  cor  Third  and  Hunt 
Foye  J  E,  2002  Sacramento 

Gates  J  H,  cor  How  and  New  Montpy 
Gates  Justin,  722  Montgomery 

Gove  M  D,  .     2408  California 

Gros  Alfred,  Wash  and  Kear  and  1 1 1  Dup 
Hanks  Henry  G,  019  Montgomery 

Hassenpflug  F.  SW  cor  Dup  and  Green 
TT;i8ting8  B,  1601  Fillmore 

eick  Wm,  SE  cor  Tyler  and  Polk 

Heyermann  — ,  SW  cor  Bryant  and  4th 
Hifmer  L,  SW  cor  Geary  and  Larkin 
Hohlweg  Fred,  NE  cor  Polk  and  .lack 
Holbrook  C  B  Jr,  cor  Ninth  and  Market 
Horner  C  W,  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Hyde 
Houpt  Chas  H,  cor  11th  and  R  R  aves 
Hunt  D  D,  :«)0  Fifth 

Joy  Edw  W,  •  SW  cor  Post  and  Maaon 
Judson  H  H,  cor  Butte  and  Kentucky 
Kearney  P  A,  SW  cor  First  and  Folsom 

KEIL  FKED  C,     Market  and  Fourth 

KOELLES  WILLIAM. 

cor  Taylor  and  Eddy 
Kurtz  AM,  1«M»  Hayes 

Lanzwert  Louis,  400  Fourth 

Ije(evre  &  Kahn, 

1 102  Market  and  cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
Leipnitz  (J  &  Co,  230  Sutter 

Lengfeld  A  L,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Stock 
Mann  Drug  Co,     cor  Spear  and  Market 

MARKET  ST  PHABMACT.  Fred 

C  Keil  propr,  S W  cor  Mar  and  Fourtli 
Mayhew  Wm  E,  144  Fourth 

McBoyle  A  k  Co,  504  Washington 

McDonald  D,  1002  Stockton 

McDonnell  Jaa  J,  WM)  Market 

McDonnell  J  J  &  Co,  400  Hayes 

McLaughlin  Wm  H,  SE  cor  20th  &  ^Iis8 
Mentz  Chas  H,  SE  cor  Polk  and  Sac 
Mervy  A,  "  539  Green 

Mervy  &  Co,  1519  Hyde 

Meyer  R  C,    NW  cor  Union  and  Powell 


Miller  J  A,  NW  cor  Valencia  and  HiH 
Miller  W  C.  U2i  I^ifi 

Moody  J  C,  1401  p: 

Morrison  W  P,  NW  cor  22nd  un.l  xS 
Pttcitic   Homceopathic    Dispensary, 

S43  Howard 
Painter  Emlen,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Kcariiv 
Petibeau  E,  cor  Howard  and  Ninth 

Pickering  Wm,  SE  cor  Stock  and  Bdwv 
Heche  D  E,  NW  cor  Jackson  and  Mont 
REIE  T,    SW  cor  Market  and  Fourth 

Roethe  Cliristian,  f,oi  Third 

Rossi  &  Co,  SW  cor  Green  and  IJunont 
Roturier  &  Zabaldano,  SE  cor  Kear  &  Pao 
Rule  J  W,  cor  Third  and  Howard 

Schmidt  H  W  &  Bro,  542  Koarny 

Searby  W  M,  809  Market 

Seizor  Edward,  331  j^^^^j. 

Shaw  Henry  B,  NW  cor  Sut  and  Pow 
Simpson  Wm,  GOi»  Davis 

SLA  YEN  H  A  cor  Market  and  Powell 
Staub  H,  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Larkin 
Steele  J  G  &  Co,  035  Market 

Steylaars  &  Rossi,  1222  Diipont 

Strong  C  G,  .ji  i>,,jjj 

Szarash  S  D,  NE  cor  Powell  and  Filb 
Thayer  B  B,  SE  cor  New  Mont  &  Mkt 
Thompson  N  S,  cor  Steuart  and  Market 
Trouette  H,  304  Fourth 

Von  der  Lieth  F  H,  1400  Powell 

Von  Luedinghausen  O  W,       olO  Haves 

WAKELEE  H  P  &  CO, 

SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush 
Ward  M  M,  cor  Second  and  Mission 
Weiss  Philip,  NE  cor  19th  and  Mission 
Wenzell  Wm  T,  852  Market 

DRUGGISTS -WHOLESALE. 

Abrams  &  Carroll,  3  and  5  Front 

BOERICKE  &  TAFEL,  2:)4  Sutter 
CRANE  &  BRIOHAli, 

520  and  522  Market;  19  and  21  Sut 
Downing  A  F  &  Son,  14  Second 

Gates  J  II  &  Co,  417  Sansom 

HODOE,  DA  VIS  &  CO,         1 1 6  Front 

LANOLET  &  MICHAELS, 

NE  cor  Front  and  Pine 

MERTEN.  MOFFITT  &  CO. 

li-J'l  Clsy 
Redington  &  Co,  531  Market 

Richards  C  F  &  Co,  427  and  429  Sansom 
Saulnicr  Juo  ft  Co,  607  Front 

DRUGGISTS'  SUNDRIES. 

Marsh  Henry  F,  577  Market 

SPENCE  A  S  &  CO.        537      " 
TAYLOR  JOHN  &  CO, 

118  and  120  Market;  15  and  17  Cal 

WAKELEE  H  P  &  CO, 

SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush 


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843  Howard 
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504  lUish 
501  Third 
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G35  Market 
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304  Fourth 
1400  Powell 
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417  Sansom 
JJO  116  Front 

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531  Market 

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607  Front 

SUNDRIES. 

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WATSON  &  COf  122  and  124  Market 
Widber  J  H  &  Co,  oor  Market  and  Tiiinl 
Winter  .laa  H,  (55S>  Clay 

Young  Joseph,  1114  Folsom 

Zeile  Chas  D,'  524  to  528  PaciHe 

Zelner  Wm,  873  Mission 

DRY  DOCK  COMPANIES. 

California  Dry  Dock  Co,  318  California 
North's  Ways, 

foot  Louisiana  and  Potrero  I'oint 
Oriental  Dock,      cor  First  and  Brunnan 
South  San  Francisco  Dock  Co,  Wm 
Stuart  secy,  320  Sansom 

DRY  GOODS-RETAIL. 

Alexander  P,  2702  Mission 

Apple  Miss  J,  ^  28  iSixth 

Asinusscn  A,  cor  Eighth  and  Harrison 
Aainussen  Mrs  S,  401  Eighth 

Basson  &  McDonald,  oor  22tl  and  Miss 
Berkowitz  Mrs  Rachel,  1018  Stockton 
Blumenthal  B,  i:U  Sixth 

Borreman  Chas,  10P.»  Stockton 

A  H,     SE  cor  lOth  ami  Valencia 


Isaacs  S, 

Jacobs  S, 

Jac(d>8  &  Winehnru, 

Jones  J  W, 

Kahn  Bros  &  Co, 

Keano  Bros, 

Kellner  M, 


122  Sixth 

408  Kearny 

211  Dupont 

24  Sixth 

1  Sutter 

107  and  115  Kearny 

306  Sixth 


Kennedy  &  Brennan,    1  Hi  and  1 18  Third 
Kennedy,  Brewer  &  Co,  Market  and  5th 


Kennedy  &  Durr, 
Kennedy  P  B, 
I^aziirus  S, 
Lee  <  leo  II, 
Levy  Isadore, 
Lewin  M, 
Lewenthal  W, 
Lipman  S, 


834  to  838  Market 

232  Kearny 

1235  Stockton 

120!)  Polk 

25  Fourth 

410  Broadway 

cor  Bnsli  and  Devisadero 

418  and  420  Market 


Bowen 

Bowen  H  D, 
Byron  Thos  F, 
Castagnoto  John, 
Chester  F  &  Co, 
Clar  J, 

Cohn,  Kosenblum 
Cuueo  Francisco, 


CURTIN  CALLAGHAN,  oi3  Market 


Danielwiiz  Miss, 
Pans  Isadore, 
Davidson  J  W  &  Co, 
Dewiins  A, 

DINKELSPEIL  &  CO. 

Uoano  &  Henshtdwood, 
Dobner  Morris, 
Donovan  Danl, 
Eber  Albert, 
Elder  Bros, 
Essmatni  F>ne8t, 
Fwler  M  M  &  Co, 
Feder  Robert, 
Fiala  Mrs  I, 
Finkenstedt  H, 
Fitts  Edward  C, 


Lippmim  Bros,  450  Vain  and  443  Hayes 
Livingston  D,  i;j28  Polk 

Lowth  John  &  Co,   704  and  700  Market 
Lyne  &  Dempsey,  10'22        " 

Maguiro  Bros,       2230  and  2238  Mission 
Maher  &  M anion,  1020  Market 

Marks  Adolph,  |01(J  Dupont 

Martin  Mrs  1!,  420  Fourth 

McMalioiiJ,  224  Sixth 

Messersniitli  ,1  L,  25oi"Mi8sion 

Momlon  C,  pjs;  Dupont 

Moran  J  M  &  Co,  -204  aiKl20{i  Sixth 

MOSQROVE  S  &  BRO,       1 1 4  Keamy 
Miirpliy,  (Jrant  &  Co,         Bush  and  San 
My.T  Wm,  1113.1  Stockton 

Niiihtshcim  Mrs  Fredk,    Butte  and  Ky 
Nathan  k  Co,  27  and  2!)  Fifth 

Neiiburger,  Ituiss  &  Co, 
... .  ..,..,v...w.  510  Market  and  17  Sutter 

1400  Dupont  N'twman  Wm  J,  1025  and  1027  Stockton 


841 

1315  Stockton 

1234  Dupont 

SK  cor  Sut  and  Mont 

1220  Polk 

&  Co,        1337  Pacilic 

540  (Jrcen 


510  Sixteenth 


101  Kearny  O'Brien  .1  J  &  Co,        024  toy28  Market 
118  Folsom  O'Connor,  Moflatt&Co,  1 


31  Battery 

132  Kearny 

1120  Stockton 

1501  Market 

102  Sixth 

317  Hayes 

714  Montgomery 

33  Battery 

410  Hayes 

1512  Polk 

1307  Stockton 

:«  Fourth 

150  Sixth 


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O^  Dm  yer  &  Euihorn,  30  and  38  Third 
O'Neill,  Kennedy  &  Stuart,    S75  Market 


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Flenniken  Robert,  724  and  720  Montgy 

Goldman  Isaac,  """   " 

Goldniann  &  Sons, 

Ooldstone  Jacob, 

Oortinkel  Aaron, 

Gradwohl  A, 

Guinaw  John, 

Hanly  John, 

Hartman  S  &  Bro, 

Hummel  (Jeo, 


Palmer  Joseph  D, 
Peckerman  Simon, 
Peixotto  &  Silverman, 


Prager  A  J, 
(,>uiu  J  E, 
Uich  L, 

Rosencrantz  L, 
Uoaenthal  Bros, 
Rotenlwrg  A, 
Hudee  Isaac, 


EYKAN  JOSEPH, 


SAMUELS  D, 

Sanniels.l, 
200  Sansoiii  Schlichter  Phillip, 
210  Sixteenth  Schloss  S, 

920  Dupont  Schmidt  Joseph, 

402  Sixth  Schoenfeld  Bros, 

73  Fourth  Schocnludz  Bros  &  Co, 

:i20  Sixteenth  1 10  and  1 12  Sixth  and  1913  Fillmore 

W13  Stockton  Selleck  Jacob,  234  Sixth 

30  Kearny,  Selligsohn  &  Co,     330  Hayes  and  158  3d 

1432  and  14:i4  Market  Shemanski  H,  1102  Stockton 


104  Sixth 

214     " 

42  to  40  Third 

827  and  820  Kearny 

1400  Polk 

1400  Geary 

252  Fourth 

810  Market 

127  Seventh 

129  Second 

102  to  108  Kearny 
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52  Fourth 

24i  Sixth 

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Shubeiner  L, 
Hilberbers  Max, 
Stange  ft  Hink, 
Solomon  S, 
Stolz  Bros, 
Ntone  K  L, 


604  Fourth 

1520  Turk 

549  and  55 1  Sixteenth 

713  Polk 

538  Keitrny 

1211  .Stockton 


Fulton  A  L, 
Hiigerup  F  C, 
Molmea  C  J, 
Knopp  &  Plaff, 
Kuttner  N, 
Or  Juliin  F  M, 
I'erpoli  Mme, 
Uonault  L  J, 
Sahla  F  J, 
SillHirHtein  Philip, 


028  Harrison 

148  Third 

6:<3  Market 

ii21  Lark  in 
603  Montgomery  ave 
33  Fourth 
427  Bush 
2054  Million 

8«l  Polnoin 


Snow  Juo  F  &  Co,      ()33  Mar;  Ki'J.I  Mjsg 
Steen  John,  1)25)  Folsom 

Stolzenwnlil  H  F,  217  4th  and  10H7  Fol 
Tiiomann  Chas,  2601  Sacriiiaento 

Tlioinas  V  &  Co,  27  10th  and  904  Market 
Winn  Thos,  313  Sutter 


ELECTRICAL  APPARATUS. 

California  Electrical  Works,    134  Sutter 

420  Montgomery 

70!»  llarket 


Schniolz  Wm, 
Will  &  Finck, 


Strauss  &  Frohman,  1203 

Strauss  8,  1213 

VEBDIER.  MOREAU  &  CO, 

cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 
Wand  Siimuel  &  Co,  212  Sixth 

Whittock  W  H, 

K  R  ave  bet  Uth  and  12th  aves 
Will  H,  1016  Larkin 

WilsOii  Robert,  2514  Mission 

Wolfe  M  A,  820  Market 

Zissig  Ciias,  802  Kearny 

DRY  GOODS-WHOLESALE. 

BAC^MAN  BROS,  10  and  12  Battery 
Cobliner  Bros,  543  Market 

DANNENBAUM  J  &  S,  (importers 

and  jobbers),  124  and  126  Sunsom 

Davidson  J  W  &  Co,     Kearny  and  Post 

DDVKELSFIEL  L  &  CO. 

37  and  39  Battery  cor  Pine 
Franklin  M  &  Bros,  18  and  20  Battery 
Goldstone  M,  2 

Hahn  Bros  &  Co,  1  Sutter 

Heller  M  &  Bros,  1 12  and  1 14  Sansoni 
Herman  A,  518  Market  and  19  Sutter 
Heyncmann  &  Co,  5  Sansom 

Hoffman  &  Co,  17  and  19  Battery 

Jones  Ciiaa  A,  1 13  Sansoni 

Kahn  Bros  &  Co,  21  Sutter 

Keano  Bros,  107  to  1 15  Kearny  I  Schmolz  Wm, 

Levinsohn  &  Meyerstien,        117-ll9San 

HOSGROVE  S  &  BROS,  1 14  1 16  Kear 
MURPHT,  GRANT  &  CO, 

cor  Sansom  and  Bush  Hinkle  Philip,  116  and  1 18  Main 

Rosenthal  A  S  &  Co,  202  Bush  REINHARDT  H  0,  6  Eddy 

Sachs  L  &  M  &  Co,  Bat  and  Bush 

SCHWEITZER,  SACHS  &  CO, 

•J5  and  27  Battery 

Sheyer  M  &  Bro,  103  Ransom  CROSSETT  &  CO,  2:^0  Sutter 

STRAUSS  LEVI  &  CO,  14-16  Battery,  i,'„„ton  Mrs  J  .1,  m      " 

VERDIER,    MOREAU  &  CO,  \  Free  Labor  Exchange,      33-35  O'Faricll 

NE  cor  Moiit-uiiury  and  Sutter  Hansen  C  R  &  Co,  G'Jti  Jlay 

Weil  Bros  &  Co,  21  and  23  Battery  King  John  S,  (Chinese),  GIG   " 

I.WSi  Polk 

GIO  Clay 

GIO  " 

511  Bush 

cor  First  and  Brannan 

11  iStoc'    )n 

Bosmiet  Mme  A  M,  726i  Howard  Youth^DSory,  1417  Howanl 

CAMERON  MISS  AGNES.    ii6rayi 

Chariot  L,  719  Valencia  _.,^,.,-.__.^         mini         uiki 

Christian  Richard.  .  41  Geary  ENGINEERS  —  CIVIL,      MIN 

CohnWL,  425Pine|  lyp    pTP 

35  Sixth!  INb,  tlU. 


ELECTRIC   LIGHT    COMPA- 
NIES. 

CAL  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  CO, 

room  17  G  Eddy 
Weston  Electric  Light  Co,     328  Montgy 

ELECTRO  MAGNETIC  IN. 
STRUMENTS. 

FOLKERS  JH  A&BRO, 

118  Montgomery 
420  "  ^ 

ELEVATORS. 


EMPLOYMENT  OFFICES. 


DYERS  AND  SCOURERS. 


Ash  I, 
Bartin  P, 
Berger  R, 
Bertin  A, 


King  John  S,  (Chinese), 
Lloyd  Ellen, 

O'iiRIEN  JOHN. 
,,,  „        O'BRIEN  &  WARD, 
Im  "K  SAM  KEE, 

J-l^V.    ,  Sisters  of  Mercy,    _„. 
„  T,    .       ,  ,  ,^.  Jx     ,  X  **  Trowbridge  Mrs  S  A, 
143  Post  and  1205  Stockton  WAJtl)  JAS, 


Dreyfus  Th, 
Filicourt  Esther, 


1205  Stockton;  ADAMS  &  GARTER,    109  California 


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8  Harri«on 

148  Third 
i:W  Market 
135  FoUom 

8'Jl  I^rkin 

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33  Fourth 

4'27  BuBh 

054  Mit^iiou 

801  FoUum 
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GIO  Clay 

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511  Bush 

Irst  and  Brannan 

11  Stoc'   in 

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1417  Howanl 

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109  California 

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Allardt  G  F, 
Arenti  A, 
Ashburner  Win, 
Barton  Robt, 
Benson  Juhn  A, 
Birch  Wm  H, 
Board  of 
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Bordwt'U  &  Rodgers, 
Bowie  Aug  J, 
Bruckner  W, 
Cahill  E  J, 
Clot  .f, 

Culver  John  P, 
Cununing  J  M, 

DEACON  WM. 

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'.Wl  BuHhU)ridt!rdonk  A, 

432  Moutgomury  """" 

328 

240  " 


40(5  " 

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119  Buale 
Kngineera  of  the  PaciMc 

533  Kearny 

540  Montgomery 

217  Sansoni 

328  Mont'^omery 

3IU  Californiii 

:403MiHHton 

204  Sutter 

417  California 

131  Main 

."•27  I'iiu! 


Peering  M,      cor  Fourth  and  Townsund 
Deliroot,  Birge  &  Co,  318  L'ine 

Del  Mar  Alex,  21(5  SaiiHoni 

D'Erlach  Arnold,  135  M.iin 

Dc  Veuvo  Henry,  330  J'inn 


309  Mont 
(KIBORN  E  E,  (mechanical),  320  Cal 
Page  r  W,  507  « 

i'iili  Alinarin  B,  328  Montgouiory 

^"rffl^'^.'S.  (mining),  702  Cufifornia 
lottt  Alfred,  419  Pine 

PORTOIS  p.  (civil),  (521 

Potter  « i  C,  ;k).j  Montgomery 

REINHARDT  H  0,  (mechl),  6  Eddy 
Uichards  Jos,  ;i,»  pj^y 

Kohinson  E  N, 

SchuHsler  H, 

SHORTT  L  H,  (civil), 

Sniitli  H  Jr, 
Sniitii  W  P, 
Stetcfeldt  C, 
Tanlifihuu  F, 

THOMPSON  E  H, 


THOMPSON  &  EVANS, 


320  Sansom 

215  Front 

120  SuttiT 

320  Sansom 

533  Kearny 

320  Sansom 

327  Pino 

51  Beale 


tiiston  O  W, 
Irank  L.J, 
Freeman  .)  E, 
<iil)l)e8.C  D, 

(JihlHiS  J  T, 

(Joss  &  Aihinis, 
Graham  B  F, 
Hav'ue  das  L, 
Huinmond  J, 
Healey  Chas  T, 
Heyncniann  Lionel, 
Hillert  F, 
Hilzinger  d  0, 

Houdley  Milo, 
Holeonib  S  E, 
Huerne  P, 


22  Montgomery 
131 
102  Montgomery  lihxtk 
118 
118 


114  and  ll(>  Hc;iK 

408  California 

240  Montnoniery 

209  Market 

535  Cliiy 

302  Montgiinu-ry 

020  WauliDi^'tnii 

507  Califcnii 

29  Merchants'  Exehaiigi! 

318  Pine 

12(5  Kearny 


chuuieal), 
Treadwell  John  B, 
\'on  licicht  — , 
\o\\  Schmidt  A  W, 
Wheeler  M  Allison, 
Wlieeler  Samuel  H, 
Williams  (I  F, 

WILLIAMSON  R  S,  (U 

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110  and  112    " 
137  Montgomery 


Wilson  Uichurd  M, 
/ook  Frank  T, 


HUHN  &  LTTCKHARDT.  (min 

ing),  23  Stevenson 

Humphreys  W  1',  (529  Washington 

Hutchins  E  P,  240  Muntgoiiiery 

JANIN  HENRY,  (mining),      327  Pine 


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Janin  L, 
Kaufman  C, 
Kaufman  C, 
Keyes  W  S, 
l,aey  John  .1, 
Le  Counte  L  J , 
Lewis  Wm  .1, 
Locke  E  C, 
Lochhead  John, 
Low  S  B, 
Mason  John  E, 
Mauran  Jos  K, 


310    " 

402  MonttronuTV 

3;?0  Pine 

310    " 

17  Sutter 

533  Kearny 

028  Montifomery 

330  Pin- 

'J52  Sp'  iir 

331  Montgonu'iry 

30(5  J'iue 

U  S  Treasury  building 


McAfee,  Wheeler  &  Co,  210  to  214  Spear 
MeClellan  H  G,  4  California 

Miller  W  P,  81  Nevada  block 

HOLERA  &  CEBRIAN,  (civil), 

40  Merchants'  Exchange  building 
MOSHMME&  J,  (mining),    507  Mont 


ENGRAVERS. 

BANCROFT  A  L  &  CO,  721  Market 
BOSQUI  EDWARD  &  do, 

523  Clay  and  518  Commercial 
Burr  Alfred,  518  Saeriirnento 

HutlerTA,  517  Clay 

CITTI  CLAUDE,        G05  Montgomery 
CROWE    &    COOKE,    (steel    and 

eiipporiilate),  22 

CROWE  M  L  (Crowe  &  Cooke),22 ' 
\)yT.\,  137 

DEAVES   C,  (wood),  (50S  Market 

DWENEY  &  CO,  202  Sansom 

Eitner  iludnljdi,  029  Clay 

FRANCIS,  VALENTINE  &  CO, 

;>17  Clay  and  510  to  51G  Commercial 
(iilihons  Eleanor  P,  (wood),  (500  Montgy 
( iihon  Thns,  (card  ami  8eal),109         " 
OILLER  C  S  (seal  and  die  sinker), 

430        '• 

GOLDSMITH  W  E  &  SON, 

(card  and  se.il),  26 

GRANDJEAN  CHAS,        208  Sutter 
HafTiier  (J  W,  9  Geary 

HOFFMAN  &  SCHENK,      414  Sac 

Ingalslx!  Mary  E,  600  Montgomery 

Isaacs  Henrj ,  (metal  sign),  404  " 

Joiner  Jno  J,  432  Kearny 

Klumpp  Wm,  235        « 


OLD  PORT  WINE.  H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F, 


432 

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315  California 

213  Fremont 

41  li  California 

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120  Sutter 


314  Montgomery 
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611  Washington 

126  Ken  my 

5J55  Clay 

648  Sacramento 

320  Saiisom 

417  Ke«rny 

201  Kearny 


Kniger  A, 
Kuner  A, 

Moorecroft  Frederick, 
Oliver  W  F, 
I'apoH  Jules  F, 

PETTIT  &  RUSS. 
FOILHAMUER  A. 

Rix  Henry  A  E, 

Kobbins  F  A,  (seals  and  dies),       7  First 
Schiller  Henry,  339  Bush 

Schultze  E,  321  California 

Stout  W  C,  137  Montgomery 

Studley  B  W,  24  Post 

Tonks  J,  614  Merchant 

Van  Vleck  D,  432  Montgomery 

Wenzel,  Roihschild  &  Hadcnfeldt, 

37  Post 
WHAIEY  M  J,  (wood),  120Suttci 
Wood  (Jeo  M  &  Co,  120  Post 


Steel  and  Brass  Stamps.     Oniamuiital  Kiij^raviii) 


A.  FOLLHAMMEE, 
ENGRAVER  and  DIE  SINKER. 

417  Kt'araiy  Htreot,  Room  H, 

SAN    FKANCISCO. 
Monofjranis,  S(.*n!s  and  Alphalieis. 

CHABLES  GEANCJEAN, 

Engraver  and  Besigner, 

208  Sutter  Street, 

ABOVE  KEARNY, 
MAX  fr'RAK4'IM<;0. 


EXPRESS   AND   TRANSFER 
COMPANIES. 

Anderson  (J  W  &  Co,(()aklaiid).33l  Kust 
AlaniedaA  S  K  Express,  331    " 

ARMSTRONG  THOS  C,  (Huy 

ward  &  San  Ixiandru  &  S  F),     I  Com) 
Boyd  ,) no,  7l7  Montycniery 

Calif<irnia  Trausfcr  Co,  524  Davis 

Calitornia  Transit  Co  Exi)rfss,524     " 
City  Transit  Co,  It)  Post 

Clark  E  &  <"o,  (Foroi^n  Pared),  lOS  Lcid 
GALLAGHER  C  E.(O-.:vland),:!0<)  East 
(lood  Si  l{<>my,(\'aUejo),41S  .Sacranient< 

GRULEYS  S  I  &  ALAMEDA 

EXPRESS,  3  Market 

(lulf  of  Cid  Nav  &  Ex  Co  S  S  Line, 

(i  Andre  agt,  724^  Market 

Harper  &  Co,  (Oakland),  313  East 

Inncs  &  Co,  (Oakland),  313  " 

Kirkman  .1  L,       -  lil  Front 

Mc(Jratli  Tlios.  cor  AVaah  and  Montu'y 
Meader  H  P,  333  East 


Merchants'  Dispatch  &  Transporta- 
tion Co,  411Cahforuia 

Merchants   Overland  Transfer  Ex- 
press, 436  Montgy  and  541  Sac 

Oakland  Freight  Transfer  Co, 

Oakland  Ferrv 

OVERLAND  FREIGHT  TRANS- 
FER CO,  (H  W  Mitchell  manac") 

C  P  R  R  Freiijht  Depot 

Pacific  Transfer  Co,  i  \q  .Sutter 

Perkins  k  Howard,  (San  Rafael  & 
Kaywarda),  1  Commercial 

Robinson  &  Highman,  (Pac  Coast  De- 
livery *  Transfer  Co),  134  p„gj. 

Roundey  &  Co,(Brooklyn),l  Commercial 

SAN  RAFAEL  EXPRESS,  1       •' 

Simonton  F  W,  (Stockton),  418  Sac 
Snell  Bros  &   Co  of  San  Jose,  S  F 

(South  Pacific  Coast),  22  Mont 

Spencer's  San  Francisco  &  Oakland 

Express,  ]  Market 

Stcere&  Colby,  (Ecist  Oakland),  31  :i  Kast 
Sweet  li  C,  1005  Market 

Ten  Cent  Parcel  l>elivery  Co,  k;  p^st 
Toby   &   Toby,  524  Valencia 

Tocdt  H,  (Oaklau.l),         26  Sacramento 

TUCKER'S  SAN  FRANCISCO  AND 
OAKLAND  EXPRESS.     3  Midat 

Union  J'jicilic  Transfer  Co,  40')  K-ist 

WELLS.  FARGO  &  CO'S  EX- 

PRESS   {"'no  J    Valentine,  Uvn. 

oral  Sui)t),  320  Sansoni 

WHITE  W  M  (San  llafael),  1  (',„„i 
Whitney  A  Co,  (Oakland),  3  and  5  Com 
Williams  &  (Jraham  (Oakland)  28  Mkt 
WIN6ATE  I    C    (Oakland,    Ala-' 

nieda,  lierkeh  y  and  S  F),  6  Sacramento 

FANCY  GOODS. 

(See  also  Dry  (loods.) 
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Abraham  P  &  Son,  44  Sixth 

•Ackermaii   Bros,  123  Kearnv 

Anchick  Mrs  E,  703  Br.innaii 

Anshel  Sanniel,  214.'<ixtli 

Aufrie'iti-  M,            •  lit) Sixth 

"liauer,  Tobriner  &  Co,  545  Market 

B«!rnstein  S,  H8  Knurth 

Bine  S,  VM)  K.-amy 

Blackwell  Mrs  S  P.  108  Seventh 

Blumcnthal  B,  134  Sixth 

Brady  Mrs  S  M,  133!)  Pine 

Burd  Mrs  R  M,  323  Hyde 

Bus'.  P,  24S  Fourtii 

BTJYAR  REICH,  I2!t  Kesmy 

By  roil  'J'  F,  131 5  Stockton 
*Caire  Justinian, 

532  Wasii  and  528  Bdwy 

*CANNON  C  H.  (agt  Mills  &  (iibb, 

N  V),  120  Keiirny 

Cluudionmie  J,  850  Washington 


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545  Market 

3H  Fourth 

130  Kearny 

108  Seventh 

134  Sixth 

1339  Pine 

323  Hyde 

24H  Fourth 

129  Kearny 

1315  Stockton 

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120  Keiirny 
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Colman  Mrs  A  F, 
C  )lombat  A, 
Canlon  Mrs  H, 
Conrad  Mrs  M, 
Corrigan  Mrs  Mary, 
Crocker  L  &  A, 
Cashing  Miss  ¥A\en, 
*DAVISBROS, 
Deppeu  Mrs  I), 


543  Market 

433  O'Farrell 

105  Stockton 

707  Hyde 

151  Seventh 

18  Harrison 

1100  Stockton 

310  Third 

7 IS  Market 

213  Poat 


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Dixon  Mrs  HH,  1018  Polk 

Donovan  M  A,  1501  M:u-ket 

DowlandMrsS,  1321t  Bi-sli   Meyer  C, 

DriscoUMrs,  1553  M.irkol 

Dubois  E  &  Bro,  204  Filth 

Eber  Albert,  102  Sixth 

Ellis  Mrs  C,  922  Larkin 

*fEIGENBAUM  &  CO, 

120  to  120  Sansom;  217  a 


Levinsohn  &  Meyerstien, 
*Levy  Jules, 
*Levy  M  &  Co, 
Locke  Chas  E, 
Lovvtli  Jno  &  Co, 
Lovell  J  xM, 
Macy  Mary  F, 
Magnea  D| 
I  Muher  &  M  anion, 
Mallet  Uioiuu-d, 
Mansbacli  E, 
Marcus  H, 
McCinn  Miss  A, 


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i'idkenstedt  H, 

Fitzgerald  Mrs  E, 

Flanigan  P, 

'Krankenthal  &  Co, 

Frey  Wm  A, 

(hlison  Mrs  'i'hos, 

(Jodfrey  W  A  H, 

(Idldschniidt  N, 

Goldsuiith  S, 
Goldstone  li, 
(Jost  B, 
Goulstone  1), 
Hahn  Mrs  H, 
Hartman  S  &  Bros, 
Hasey  &  Lancaster, 
ILnhlriok  Mrs  H,    • 
•Heller  M  A  Bros, 

HOFFMANN  &  CO. 

Kdhenthal  Crts, 
Houi'4sl)erger  Henry, 
Hubbart  .loseph, 
*Hyman  N  J, 
Jacobs  Mrs  Harriet, 
Jacobs  S  &  hon, 

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Joseph  Nathan  i"fe  Co, 
Julian  Chas, 
Kahu  H, 


119  Sansom 

121)  Kearny 

10!)  Battery 

25  <  reary 

70-1  Market 

1 023  to  1620  Polk 

2008^  Mission 

814  Market 

1026 

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26  Kearny 

1238  Folsom 

218  O'Farrell 

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1512  Polk 

1307  Stockton 

4  Turk 

150  Sixth 

P21  Battery 

404  Kearny 

1920i  Howi.ril 

101  Second 

468  Sixth 

250  Third 

901  xMarket 

135  Fourth 

746  Washington 

124  Kearny 

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1 120  HiiwardI 

1 12  Sansom 

17  Battery 
109.1,  Fifth 
625  iiarkin 
726  Market 
307  Kearnv 
802  MarkJt 
408  Kearny 

535  Market 

611  (May 

1513  lAipont 

124  Kearny 

318  Sixth 

37  Fittli 


Kane  Mrs  Annie, 

Keller  Mrs  Bertha,  .  

Kenealy  Mrs  K,    cor  Sixtli  und  Brannan 
Kincaid  S  A,  403  Cough 


Kocrner  Mrs, 
Kohllwrg  S, 
Kowftlski  S, 
Kline  Abraham, 
Kuhl  Mrs  H, 
I/ipachet  Mrs  C  &  Co 
•Lash  H, 
Licht  Louis, 
Loroy  Mmo  E, 
Levingston  E, 


IMO  Market 

40  Sixtii 

918  Dupont 

720  Market 

807  Larkin 

1503  Stockton 

537  Market 

145  Seciind 

121  Sntte 

800  Larkin 


'Micihols,  Friedlandcr  &  Co,  <)  Battery 
Middletou  Mrs  Eliza,  447  Natoma 

^V-,        -^^■■^  ^^'  -' -  0'  Farrell 

Miles  E  0,  ;^oo  Sixth 

*MILLS  &  GrBB(of  N  Y).  12(rKearny 
*MishP&,Son,  5.31)  M.a-lcet 

MoiseMrsSH,  416  Larkin 

Month.n  C,  i-j:}7  Dupont 

^MOSGROVE  S  &  BRO,  1 14-1 16  Kear 
"xMurphy,(irant&Co,  cor  San  and  Bush 
Murray  Mrs  M,  1001  Twentieth 

".Muser  Bros,  537  Market 

Newman  W.T,  SEcor.Faekson  and  Stock 
O'Connor,  Moff.itt  &  Co,  HI  Post 

O'Xeill  Edward,  401  Geary 

Palmer  T  F,  73O  Market 

I'aiker.l  M  (.lapanese),  609  Sacramento 
Parker  W  M,  126  Post 

P.uibon  Mrs  W,  501  O'Farrell 

Peniuy  .lohu  F,  955  Market 

Peters  V  M  L  &  Co,      207  Moiitsomery 

^PFISTER  J  J  &  CO,        120  Sutt/r 

I'iulhpstiM,  130  Sixth 

Kaiidall  Mrs  M  .1,  1827  Market 

l-'yn'"!i  H,  1708  Polk 

RICHARDSON  MRS  H.     873  Market 
Jvodd  C,  850  Washington 

*ROSENDALE  A  C  &  CO,  5  p.»  Mkt 

Koseuteld  A  1302  Polk 

Rosenthal  M,  !)08  Dupont 

Uostein  Louis,  110  Seventh 

"Suciia,  Strassburger  &  Co,  San  and  Pine 
*Sadlor  &  Co,  605  Market 

Schmidt  .losepli,  1303  Dupont 

SCHWEITZER,  SACHS  &  CO, 

25  and  27  Battery 
"SIERING  H  &  CO.  p.*  Montgomery 
Silverman  I,  222  Third 

Smithsnn  Mrs  B,  414  Geary 

'SPENCE  A  S  &  CO,  537  Market 

Stevenson  &  Longwill,  26  and  28  Second 


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Strong  ( ;  W, 
Sullivan  Miss  H  E  0, 
Tishler  Mrs  H, 
"Tohiii,  Davisaon  &  Co, 
Van  Doren  (J, 
Vasselin  H, 


816  Market 

2039  Mission 

1222  Market 

809  Larkin 

6  and  8  Sutter 

1505  Stockton 

540  Hayes 


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Walsh  Mrs  D,  905>  Market 

WaasiamuU  &  AssomuII,  406  Kearny 

•Weil  &  WoocUeaf,  113  Battery 
Whittock  W  H,  cor  20th  and  R  R  aves 

Wilson  R,  2514  Mission 

Wolfe  Max  A,  820  Market 

Wolfe  Win,  1201  Stockton 

Wood  Mrs  J,  212  Second 


FELTiNG. 


A.  COPLIN, 

General  Af;ent  fur 

WARNER   BROS/  CORSETS. 

Special  iuUuceinentii  to  tho  trade  auU  Caiivaiwers. 
Address,    A.  C'OPL.l!V, 

1171  Broadway,  Oakland,  Cal. 


Notions  &  Fancy  Goods. 
SADL£R^&  CO., 

605  ]Mark«*t  Wtrt>«>t,  Man  Fvan<>iMC*o. 

ImporttTs  and  Jobbers  ipf  all  descri|iti.ins  of 

Staple  Notions  &  Fancy  Goods. 

Ijowest  Market  Itites  liuanuitueii. 


FEATHERS. 

*  Importers. 


•BALNY  A  J, 
*DUCASS£  A, 

Dupuy  T, 
Gabriel  <>, 
Glover  &  Willeoinb, 
Haker  W  &  Hinz, 
Held  Bros  &  Go, 

KEOGHJOHN,    73 

McGalHj  Owen, 
Morchio  A, 
Westall  Joseph, 


008  Market 

870  ,\  Mission 

7;il)  BroadM  ay 

(■(.'{7  Washington 

07  New  Montgy 

54.">  Mark' t 

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;t21  Market 

7l!0 

704  Mission 


J.  W£STALL, 

IniportLT  and  Dealer  iu  ull  kinds  of 

F«'atli«'rM,     l>o«vn,    4ii4>i*inaii    liiiit'ii 
aiKt  TiokiiiKH. 

Fiathci  Warehcmse,  Hed  and  I'illiiw  Manufactory, 

7»4  MiNMion  Ht.,  nvar  4th,  N.  F. 

All  Keiithois  soM  warranted  to  lie  well  ilrebseil 
with  (iiir  fanionts  i'atL'iit  Steam  Keriivutiir. 

Feather  Htddini,'  made  to  onler.  old  Feathers 
B'.-novdtod.     KrderB  promptly  attended  to. 


FEED  MILLS. 

(See  also  Flour  Mills.) 

HALL  C  I  &  CO.  310  Townstfn  1 

liaumeister  C  S,  118  Mission 


Cole  Seward,  (manager  Salamander 
Felting  Co)  317  California 

Fowler  C  C ,  (Yucca  Boiler  Covering 
Co),  413  Paciic 

Hanna  J  &  P  N,  308  Davis 

Sweeney  A,  >         30i)  J^ighth 

FERRIES. 

Alameda  Ferry,  foot  Market 

Berkeley  Ferry  (Jackson  St  Wharf) 

office  652  " 
Oakland  Creek  Route  Ferry,  foot  " 
Oakland  Kerry,  foot      « 

Siin  Qiientin  Ferry,  foot  Clay 

Saucelito  Ferry,  foot    " 

FERTILIZING  COMPANIES. 

Davis  J  T,  (supt  Pulverizer  Co),  4().")  Cal 
New  Potn-ro  Co,  330  Pin,. 

OHLANDT  N  &  CO, 

28  Long  Bridge,  Potrero 
PaeiHc  Bone,  Coal  &  Fertilizin  •  .Ma- 
terial Co,  023  Murktt 

FILTERS. 

Cooi^er  D  T,  (Silex),  433  California 

Little  Giant  Filter,         028  Moutoomery 

FIRE  KINDLER. 

AINSWORTH  D  H  &  CO.  770  Hry  mt 

FISH. 

*  Wholesale. 

Barretta  K  &  Co,  31  S  V  Market 

Beaven  D  B,     35  and  36  Mi».sioii  Market 
Ik'll  I)  n,  31  (I rand  (.Viitral  Market 

BEANSTEIX  ABE, 

20  and  2!  Centre  Market 
Brenner  L,  02  " 

Camilluni  J,  5  Clay  St  Market 

Curtis  &  Son,  .■<70  Natonia 

Dowliug  J,  11  and  12Gniii(l(Vutral  .\Ikt 
L>ucato(;,  21  Metropolitan  Maikit 

DuH'»-y  K,  237  Sixth 

Kdwards  &  Stephens,   3.3  Centre  .Market 
Ferrari  S,  37  Clay  St  .Market 

GRABER  J  M,  82  Centre  Market 

(iuetlet  E  F,  1515  Diipont 

(jusmani  S,  505  Mcreli.mt 

Harvey  J,  ;14  (iran.l  Central  Market 

Ho-a»  >'ic!i?iel,  30 
Ii'.oujr'.ia  A  &  0*^;  i'13  VVaBhingtim 

"Kessing  J  H, 

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32  and  33  Grand  Western  Market 

LABKINS  &  SPOSITO. 

101  and  102  California  Market 
Lefevre  E,  3  S  F  Market 

Lusinchi  *.  Tavolara,  6  Clay  St  Market 
*Lynde  &  Hough,  416  and  418  Davis 
Marchai  N,  20  Metropolitan  Market 
Mariali  N,  37  S  F  Market 

MjCollam  Thos  W  &  Co,  208  Clay 

Meuchin  A,  28  Fourth 

Murray  &  Co,  72  and  73  Centre  Market 
Paladini  A,  33  and  35  S  V  Market 

Rittore  A  &  Co,  5  Clay  St  Market 

Silvestri  A  &  Co,  Bay  Citv  Market 

SoubierV,  1322  Stockton 

SPENCE  &  JOHNSON,  l>3  Cal  Market 

FISHING  TACKLE.  ETC. 

Browning  A,  651  Clay 

C'labniuKh  J  1'  &  <  'o,  630  Moiit^iroinery 
DOYLE  HENRY  &  CO,  511  Market 
IXiiin  H  D,  405  Front 

GALLANDETT  JAKES, 

Merriniac  bet  Fourth  and  Kentucky 
MILWARD  A  &  SONS,  ")11  Market 
Sclioeneman  F,  517  Kearny 

FLAVORING  EXTRACTS. 


Cohn  P, 
CotrcU  Thos  .W, 


326  Clay 
405  Front 


Langley  k  Michacu:    cor  Front  and  rinc 
Mcl'herson  B  K,  40'J  Front 


Kedinffton  &  Co, 

RIEQER  P  &  CO. 

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51 1  Front 
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FLOUR  MILLS. 


Cii!ifi>rnia  Mills,  701  Sansoin 

DURK  &  HINZ,  (Voio), 

cor  Mission  and  Main 
(Jcnosoe  Mill  Co,  Cohlhet  Mont  andS.m 
(inlden  A>;c  Mills,  717  to  721  Battery 
(loldi-ii  (iate  Mills,  41  to  4'.»  First 

Martenstein  &  iKinin^^, 

S\V  oor  Battery  and  Pacilic 

NORTH  STAR  MILLS.  (M   C 

KUis  &  Sou),  220  Clay 

PIONEER    &  ALTA    FLOUR 

MILLSf  (^'isen  Bros),  Stevenson  nr  Ist 
SPERRY  &  CO.  -'•-'  *  'alilornia 

Starr  &  Co,  16  " 

Washington  Mills,       Wash  and  Dnunin 

FLORISTS. 

(See  Nurserymen  and  Florists.) 


FOUNDRIES  AND  IRON- 
WORKS. 

(See  also  Machinists.) 

Bigelow  &  Morris,  316  Mission 

Deacon  \V,  131,  133  and  135  Main 

Whot  Benj,  41  Fremont 

Borderer  .IF,  226  Mission 

Callagher  D  W,  151  and  153  Beale 

G%DEN  STATE  &  MINERS* 

^  IRON  WORKS.  237  and  257  First 
GOSS  &  ADAMS,  114  Beale 

Hayes  <  !eo  &  Co,  539  Fifth 

HINCKLEY.    SPIERS    & 

HAYES,  (Fulton),  213  Fremont 

Huntington  F  A,  143  and  145  Fremont 
lis  .Idhn  (I,  814  Kearny 

JARDINE  J  B,  135  Beale 

KITTREDGE  JONATHAN, 

(I'huniix),  18  and  20  Fremont 

Mewellen  Reese,  1S5  Beale 

Low  &  Chartrey,  26  and  28  Fremont 
Marshultz  &  L'antrell,  cor  Main  and  How 
McCornnck,  Lewis  &  Co,  233,  235  Beale 
McKihhin  &  Petterson,  317  and.^1!)  How 
Mechanics"  Foundry,  217  First 

Morrow  it  Strong,  115  and  117    " 

NUTTING  CALVIN  &  SON, 

(d'xirs,  liirdcrs  and  fences),        121  Fre 
PACIFC  MOTOR  CO,  (M  F  Wood 
">'tiiiiu"T),  5  and  7  Beale 

PENDERGAST,  SMITH  &  CO. 

( ■  I'tna),  2 1 7  to  22 1  Fremont 

Pierce*;  L,  215  First 

Pioiu'cr  Iron  Works,     225  and  227  Beale 

PRESCOTT,  SCOTT  &  CO. 

(Union),  cor  First  and  Mission 

Ualston  H  &  .1,  220  Fremont 

RANKIN.  BRAYTON  &  CO. 

(I'acidc),  l'J7  First 

RAY  W   S  &  CO,  (0    K   loun- 

dry),  22s  Main  and  12  Marke.^ 

RISDON  IRON  &  LOCOMOTIVE 

WORKS,   (NV     H    Taylor  pres). 

SK  cor  Healc  and  Howard 
Sava-j;t' iV  Souh,         137  and  141  Fremont 

SMITH  FRANCIS  &  CO,  (sheet 

iron  pipe),  130  Beale 

STUGER  &  KERR,  (dcoiden- 

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Thompson  Bros,  129  and!  31  Beale 

Tohcy  Curtis,  230  Fremont 

^Vestern  Iron  Works,  316  Mission 


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AUERBACH  &  THOMPSON. 

(Piicilic  Fringe  Factory),     751  Market 
ETTINGER  S.  105  Post 

GILLE   &  R05EHRIGS,    727  Market 

KEMPT  JOHN  H.  10  Post 


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FRUIT  DRYERS. 

Alden  Fruit  Preserving  Co,    220  Sansom 

cuTima  PAGKmo  co. 

(canned  goods),  17  to  41  Main 

Fresno  Raisin  and  Fruit  Co,  30!»  Mont 
Walter's  Fruit  Dryer  Manfg  Co,  815  Cal 

FRUITS.  VEGETABLES, 
NUTS,  ETC. 

Abramovich  Bros,  1501  Polk 

Abramovich  &  Herovich,  1706    " 

Abrams  H  &  Co,  2:^8  1-  ourtli 

Alkisou  &  Gilman,  cor  22d  and  Vain 
Allman  Mrs  H,  1)23  i  Foiaoni 

AngeloQ,  1814  Powell 

Appostolo  Lazare,  cor  Taylor  and  Ellis 
Aronson  1,  3  8ixtli 

Arpe  Domenico  630  Kearny 

Ash  Alfred  233  Eighth 

Asher  M  L,  1027  Larkiu 

Avery  D  K  &  Co,  18  Centre  Market 
Bacigulupi  &  CaHasaa,  507  Washington 
Bacigalupi  &  Chelini,  cor  Uni^n  &  Mason 
Barsi  Miehele,  130>S  J.>upont 

Basilouski  A,     17  and  18  Grand  ^V  Alkt 


Basluglia  C, 
Beall  R  B, 
Beard  W  H, 
Birchall  Edmoud, 
Blensi  (J,  .S\V 

Brickett  J  B, 
Brignole  (}, 
Brown  W  H  &  Co, 
Cain  &  McKay, 
Calenger  Mrs, 
Camplx-'U  Mrs  Sarah, 
CarralMj  J  no, 
Catechi  Joliii, 
Cella  A, 
CcDiogorato  F, 
Centanro  Eoreuzo, 


741  Vallejo 

612  Laguua 

42<t^  Fourth 

1603  Eddy 

cor  l>avis  and  Clark 

3-J5  Turk 

504  Third 

30  and  31  Cul  Mkt 

cor  Turk  and  Taylor 

530  .Sixteenth 

120  .Sixth 

1580  Folsoni 

204  .Second 

1 16  .Second 

1810  Union 

704  Turk 

045  Bryant 


Chelini  &  Bacigalupi, 
Chepernich  L,  8E  cor  Clay  and  Market 
Chile  D,  423  Washington 

Chretien.!,  4001!  <ieary 

Colby  Z  F,  '  322  Francisco 

Corcoran  M,  15  NalU^jo 

Cimeo  A,  612  Broadway 

Cuneo  J  C  &  Bro,  cor  Pine  and  Dnpont 
Curran'I^iomas,  18-23  Metropolitan  Mkt 


Daley  V  T, 
D'Arcy  (iH, 
Dellino  .joscpli, 
Dcsimoni  Broh, 
Devoto  Antonio, 
Doherty  Timothy, 
Domergue  LI', 
Dunigun  Mrs  Mi'.ry, 
Ellis  .Seeh  y  E. 


307  Wjiahington 

2434  Mission 

127  Third 

11054  iloward 

1520  Powell 

303  Hayes 

1131  Howard 

■326  Fifth 

43  'Ihird 


Equi  J  &  (.!(),  NE  cor  Hayes  and  Octavia 


Fawcett  &  Augsburgh,  69  Centre  Market 


Fitzsimmons  Chas, 
Floyd  Lawrence, 
Foster  Geo,      ,     / 
Frank  D, 
Frenner  Ignacio, 
Galli  G, 
Gates  C  E, 
George  Peter, 
Giannotti  L  &  Co, 


403  Geary 

cor  19th  and  Foisom 

324  i  Broadway 

1022  Market 

109  Sixth 

1514  Dupant 

2013  Mission 

735  Broadway 

601  Post 


OILFILLAN  &  HOHENSCHILD, 

33,  34,  45  and  46  California  Market 
Giovanini  F,  1 101  Powell 

Godsil  T,  '       709  Branuan 

Gordon  &  Desmond,  517  Geary 

Gotella  &  Batista,  420  Mission 

(iravier  A,  53  and  54  Centre  Market 
Gray  &  Conger,  539  O'Karrell 

..reenTW,  105  Ninth 

Hachnieiater  Charles,  41b  Third 

Hall  Alexander  D,  cor  Octavia  and  Oak 
Haque  .S,  cor  Sacramento  and  Stockton 
Hardenhrook —  306  Francisco 

Hippmann  &  Schuslser,  28  &  29  Cal  Mkt 
Hurne  A  F,  2259  Mission 

Instlmann  Henry,  446  Third 

.Jacobs  1  &  Co,  Bay  City  Market 

.Jacoljson  C,  1400  Clay 

Jones  .Samuel  P,  cor  Front  and  California 
Kiernan  Francis  J,  230  I'ost 

Klamiter  &  Co,  33  .Sixth 

Klinkcnberg  M,  32  Mission  Market 

Kluinap  M  N,  506  Lurkiu 

Knapp  Lndwig,  1713  Market 

Label  H,  cor  Taylor  and  O'Karrell 


Lalich  &    ijucich, 
L  uizet  Mrs  Mary, 
Lavaguino  Mrs, 
Luikens  (Jeo, 
Leman  W   I, 
Lfont/ini  Paniogioti, 
Levaggi  &  Barbierc, 
Lewin  L  &  Co, 
Lowis.Iohn, 
Lhenrcr  licfevre, 
Liinoni  Guiseppo, 


911  Kearny 

1.32  Hayes 

114  Fourth 

339  Thirvl 

1426  Stockton 

1000  Market 

303  Fourth 

.32  Sixth 

1.38  Post 

28  and  30  S  V  Mkt 

929  Sacramento 


Lipinan  Morris,  910  T^iirkin 
Long  Thomas  .),     53  and  54  Cal  Market 
Ijowcnson  L,  800  (Juary 

Lysett  .Ino  P,     14  and  34  Centre  Marki.t 


Mug^ini  (Jlias  &  Co, 
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Marchi  .J        "o, 
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McMaiMi  .la»',> », 
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Miller  (!eo, 
Mitrovich  I'hilip, 


1 102  Clay 

10,»  Sixth 

5.31  Mt.'rchiint 

2401  Californi.i 

122  Fourth 

413  Fast 

1202  Iloward 

810  Battery 

609  Ijaguna 

1222  and  12LM  I'olk 


Moore  Z  'Y.     37,  .38  and  39  Cal  Market 
Morgan  i.ros,  8(X).\  Market 

Morgan  Bros  &  Canhan,  616  Market 


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Morrison  Mrs  J, 
Mulcahy  Mrs  Bridget, 
Mulville  Edwd, 
Murphy  &  Conner, 
Murphy  Daniel  J, 
Muzante  C, 

Muzio  &  Largomaisino, 
O'Brien  Patrick, 
Odey  J| 


428  Sixth 

l42i  Fifth 

410JiSixth 

125  Fifth 

508  Sansom 

429  Fourth 

13.32  Dupont 

801  Bush 

506  Market 

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O'Malley  P,  2146  Mission 

Orsi  P.  SW  cor  Vallejo  and  Hyde 

PACIFIC  FETJIT  MARKET, 

534  and  53(5  Clay 
Palusi  S,  Fillmore  bet  Eddy  and  Turk 
Papilla  ri,  801  Larkin 

Parker  LA,  200  Sixteenth 

Parkin  C,  301)  Oupont 

Patt'trsou  &  Meade,  72  Polk 

Pauletti  Antonio,  SE  cor  Pac  and  Davis 

121 1  Steiuer 

181 U  Powell 

837^  Pacific 

846  Valencia 

62<l  Lonibanl 

442  liush 


PiUilicca  Abele, 
Pcater  P.    , 
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Podosta  ft  &  L  Peirano,  

Podesta  S,  cor  McAllister  and  Buchanan 
Quuirola  fteralomo,  543  Fourth 


Zolfo  John, 
Zwald  Mrs  Mary, 
Zweifel  Mrs  Ellen, 


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Refteriyo  Peter,  1000  Market 

Roath  &  Kolt,  1028  Sutter 

Roth  John,         SW  cor  Battery  and  Cal 
SalichL,  911  Kearny 

Sanguinetti  A,  718  Greenwich 

Sangunette  J,  1815  Union 

Schneider  .Tohn,  1705  Polk 

Schoenlicht  John,  1009^  Folsoni 

Sheelau  Daniel,  SW  cor  Folsom  and  7th 
Shillaljer  &  Seymour, 

268  First  and  539  O'Farrell 
Snead  Michael,  SW  cor  Cal  and  Mont 
Spring  Geo  W,  803  l''ourtli 

Storms  GF,  1802  Bush 

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328  Broadway 
2005  Polk 
1502  Polk 
521  Geary 
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Sunraks  Mitchol,   NE  cor  Cal  and  Fil 

Swan  E  S,  21  California  Marke 

Taufer  A, 

Thornton  J  F, 

Tinnemann  L, 

Ungaretti  F  &  Co, 

ValianosCico, 

Van  Duser  S  V  U. 

23  and  24  Grand  Western  Market 
ViinnuchiS,  428  Hrojidway 

Vunii  I'otcr,   SW  cor  I'aoitic  and  Mason 

VULICELIGH  M,  r)20  and  522  Sansom 

Woiudorf  J  ft  Co,  140  Fourth 

Whittock  Wll, 

Railroad   ave  bet  lUh  and  12th  avcs 
!  \V,tt  H,  235  Sixtli 

;  Witt  Johannes,         10  Buy  City  Market 
I  Woods  Preston,  13  Fourth 

Zanorich  L  V,  1122  Stockton 


FRUITS-WHOLESALE. 

(See  also  Fruits— Retail.) 
Alden  Fruit  Preserving  Co,    (A  G 

Hawes  secy),  220  Sanaom 

Biagi  D  &  Co,  500  and  502  Washington 
Conrad  David,  r.ii,  p^ont 

±iAB.L  EDWIN  F,  329  Market 

Hagan  John  419  and  421  Washington 
Holland  D&  Co,  ^02  <« 

HOWE  &  HALL,  40^  and410  Davis 
Isiaelsky  &  Morris,        210  Washington 

KrausC,  28  Centre  Market 
Lasar  L  &  Co,  009  Washington 

Levy  A  &  Co,  2OG  " 

LEVY  S  &  CO.  218 

Lipriiau  H,  2I8  " 

Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co,  309  " 

Lmvenhayu  H  428  Sansom 

Jj^SK  A&  CO,  534  and  536  Clay 

MERSICH  D,  (foreign),  ^ 

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ONESTI  &  CONNOE,  503  Sansom 
1  ardiiio  &  Silvestri,  500  to  510  Merch 
PASTENEA,  203  Washington 

BJSS,  MEYERINK  &  CO,  525  San 
SPEAR,  MEADE  &  CO. 

316  and  318  Washington 
Sresovich  L  (i  &  Co,  505  and  507  San 
STARR  GEO  R,  308  and  310  Wash 
Stewart  &  Buckley,  513  Sansom 

Til  roe  Bros,  517         •< 

Vulicevich  M,  522        " 

FURNISHING  GOODS. 

(See    also    Clothing.) 
*  Importers    and  Manufacturers. 

Aronson  Jacob,  215  Sixth 

*  Banner  Bros,  cor  Sansom  and  Market 
Beamish  P,  cor  Third  and  Market 
Black  H  M,  209  Montgomery 
Bloch  A  B,  204  Montgomery  ave 
Boris  Laubert,  1 127  I>upont 
Bosontiial  Mrs  (J,  120  Sixth 

*  Brown  V  &  Co,  108  Battery 
BULLUCK  &  JONES,  105  Montgy 
C.K.ciany  &  Crosett,  25  Kearny 
Cei    .Mid  Cuff  and  Collar  Co,  (W  M 

Snath  ft  J  B  P  Teller  agts),  405  Front 
*Colu'n  W  ft  Co,  13  and  15  Battery 

Cohn  II,  912  Market 

Cohii  S  &  Co,  152  Third 

*(  'olinan  Bros,  N  W  cor  Sutter  and  San 
Coukliiig  (J  W,  610  Market 

I)a\i(l  LasaruH,  (secondhand),  7  Bdwy 
EAGLESON  &  CO,        4  and  6  Kearny 


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Farrar  L  &  Co,  10        " 

•Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &  Co, 

16  and  18  Sansom 
*Feeder  M  M  &  Co,  33  Battery 

Federlein  B,    NW  cor  24th  and  Howard 
Fogel  G,  It  Clay 

FRANK  E.  535  and  537  Kearny 

Friedman  P.I  16  Sixth 

Furat  Philip,  1413  Stockton 

Gibson  &  Preston,  34  Montgomery 

*OR£ENEBAUM.  SACHS  & 

FREEMAN,        5'24  and  526  Market 
Godfrey  W  A  H,        101  and  103  Second 


*Goldstone  M, 
Goodmann  &  Co, 
Gordan  J, 
Hahn  Robert  C, 
Harris  S, 

HARTM, 

Keiman  Bros, 
Hess  Henry, 
*  Hoffman  &  Co, 

IRVINQ  SAMUEL, 

Jacobs  S, 

*KRAMER  &  CO. 

Levey  Chas, 
*Lil)ennan  P  &  Son, 
Lubin  S  C, 
Maloiie  Miss  J  H, 
Markus  Lonis, 
iMiDonald  Mrs  K  D, 
Meyer  Chas, 
Meyer  Louis, 

*Meyerstcin  &  Loweuberg, 
*Micl\els,  Friedlander  &  Co, 
Miles  E  (), 


2  Buttery 

635  Chty 

611  Montgomery 

1008  Market 

1  !0  Stenart 

400  Kearny 

1028  Market 

219  Montgomery 

17  and  It)  Battery 

206  Kearny 

408  Kearny 

28  Sansom 

424  Kearny 

125  Sansom 

60n  Montgomery 

025  Market 

1152 

304  Sixth 

1303  Stoekton 

)13  Kearny 

23  Sanson! 

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320  Sixtl 


*NEUSTADTER  BROS, 

NW  eor  I'iiU'  and  Battery 
ORR  &  ATKINS.  123  and  12.-.  Mn.itgy 

Palmer  .J  D,  101  Sixtli 

Keinstein  W,  411  Kiunis 

l{obin."ion  I,  142  'I'liirtl 

Schlosa  S,  24^  Sixtli 

Sch.ioiifcld  A,  N  Sixtli 

"SCHWEITZER.  SACHS  &  CO, 

2;")  and  27  P.:itt<Ty 
Selig  1,  21 S  Kf-aniy 

*.Sli('y('r  Hris,  '/03  and  lO.l  Sansoiii 

SILBERSTEINS.!»-">0  and  D.VJ  Market 
Stock  wit/  I-;,  2.')0  l-'ourtli 

WORTH  &  MEB.RILL.      :^5  Sec  nd 


PACIFIC  MANUFACTURI^O  CO. 
HONiG  &  BARUCH,  Prop  rs. 

Miiniufi  turerh,  ImpoitirH  ami  .IdIiIicisch 

Denim  &    Duck    Overalls, 

Jiiiui>tTs,  Shirts,  ami  (Jeiit,  '    rurni-liini?  (lomls 
of  all  kinds.     Siicciul  SiztjH  iiiadf  to  Diilcr. 

30 '2    ^i-'<-'">d  Si.,  near  Market,    30 '2 

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Shirts  I  Qsnts'  Un demsa? 

No.  22  Dupont  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING 

^Manufacturers  and  Wholesale. 


Abrahams  .John, 
Aronsoi.  A, 
Bare  Bros, 
Baum  (J, 

Bernard  &  Pouzadoux, 
Bernstein  Klias, 
liest  .lohn  (oliiee), 
Bonaeina .)  M, 
Burb.ink  Chas  1), 


lOloFolsom 

1326  Stockton 

308  Hayes 

11S2  Market 

312  Sutter 

151  Third 

40,').^  Calif oraiii 

17  Montgouiery  ave 

1!>  Dupont 


*Burnham  J  AV  &  Co, 

018  Market  and  15  and  17  Post 
Burrell  &  Boweher,  07  Sixth 

*Cal  P'uroiture  Manfg  Co,  220-22()  Busii 
Civro  W,  510  Kearny 

^"I'rrP.I,  27.J7 -Mission 

*Chadl»ourne  F  S  &  Co,  7;;,')  Market 

Clark  H,  531  California 

Colin  it,  1028  Howard 

Connelly  .1  &  Co,  312  Bush 

Connelly  James  &  Co,  217  Busli 

Conroy.l  (!,  242  Third 

Davis  H,  730  Mout^'oniury 

Deuian  Paul,  (seeoud  hand),     502  Bdwy 
Doyle  Daniel  P,  214  Fourth 

Kgan  U  .1  &  Co,  807  Howard 

*Kmanuel  L  &  K,  311)  and  321  I'inc 

Httiiiger  Saml,  lOlti  Howard 

l-'i'ig  Alixaiidcr,  l.w  Third 

FELDMANN  L  &  CO,:5i5  and  :ti7Sac 

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FACTORY,  (H  Kiln  lu-opri, 

545  anil  547  Fiftli 
l-'iselicr  Sigmund,  113  Third 

Kleteber  .1,  271  First 

Fraiuo  &  Kennert,  lO.M  Market 

Fr;inU  B,  1301.',  St.iuktiui 

'  FRANK  HENRY,    2 1 2  to  2 1 « ( oml 

*  I'reilrii'ks  itdercke.  Berry  lict  Hd&  Uli 

*Frei  A,  .3:{7  and  :t3!l  Kill^' 

(iallaghiT  \Vm  I{,  20  Fourth 

( Jeisliaker  A,  S\V  cor  Mission  and  Main 

*(iill)ert  &  Moore,  2 111  Bush 

(irace  Max,  3.'t;t  Sixth 

<Jreen\v(Mid  ii,  24  Fourth 

*GREFFE  &  TANRON. 

141  Fourth  and  .')()0  Brauiiiin 

(Jrubor  .los,  1237  Mission 

llanburg  .1  T,  O'.t  Fourth 

*HENEY  WM  J  &  CO,    725  Market 


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1-47  New  Montgomery 
Hislop  K  0,  404  Hayes 

•Hoey  Eugene,  1001)  Market 

•HUFSCHMIDT  F,   323  and  3'25  Pine 
Hunter  B,  1518  Tolk 

Hyman  Morris,  606  Broadway 

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Kanipner  Mrs  Y, 
Kiernan  C, 
Kittcrman  Jus, 
*Kragen  &  ( ieist, 
*Laeremans  Frank, 
Laird  Daniel, 
Lang  A, 
Levy  E, 
Lewis  Thos, 
Lindo  J  &  Co, 


Vaupel  H  J  E, 
Walcom  Ceo 


WENDEL  H  &  CO. 

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21'21  Mission 

10!)  Stockton 

310 

rniture   Co,  (doors, 

sush,  etc),603  Mkt  and  4th  and  Bryant 

\\  ilkius  A,  132  Fourth 

Wood  Hugh,  C77  Mission 

^""1  J"''*.  343  Sixth 


1'2'26  Stockton 

155  Seventh 

•231  Sixteenth 

1318  Stockton 

736  Branuan 

528  Washiugt"ii 

1062  Howard 

104  Fourth 

772  Mission 

1 104  Stockton 

601)  Calitornia 


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INDIANAPOLIS 


Lohezar  A,  SE  cor  Taylor  and  KUis 

*  London  Furniture  Co,  637  Market 

Malone  J  H,  22  Fourtli 

Marks  Michael,  426  Sixth 

Marquardsen  &  Schellenburg,  157  lOtli 
Martens  N, .  1004  Howard 

McCabe  H,  128  Fourth 

McCarty  U,  (second  hand),  OiSlJi  Miirket 
Mentz  F  C,  16K7  Folk 

Miller  Jos  A,  1029  Market 

Morgan  Bros,  800.1.         " 

Morgan  Jos  K,  1804 

Nachnian  A, (spring beds),  luoNewMont 
Nathan  Mrs  (.j,  (second  hand),  1)'20  Mkt 
Nelson  T  H,  136  Fourth 

Neumann  Isaac,  117  Sixth 

I'earlnian  J  M, (auction  house),  11'24  Mkt 
"I'luni  Clias  M  &  Co,  641  Market 

Preston  Edw,  10  Fourtl 

Keehtor  J,  1136  Dupont 

•RIDGEWAY  C  W  &  CO, 

(spring  mattrass  and  lounge  f;'.c- 

tory),  21  Tyler 

Rosenthal  Jos,  47  Third 

'SCHOENFELD  &  HEYMAN. 

(Furniture  Uidiolt-tery  (.'o),    740  Mkt 

•SCHROFF  CHAS, 

Tweuty-soventh  and  San  Bruno  Koad 
•Sliaber  .),  707  Market 

Shattuck  &  l)e  Vega,  118  Filth 

Sinii>n  Jos,  (second  hand),  1226  Stockton 
*Snydei  &  Co,  574  Brannan 

SPANGLER  D  B  &  CO,  (now 

ami  second  hand),     1 1th  and  K  U  aves 

•STAMPER  J  W  &  CO,    '215  Busl 

stein  M,  1234  Market 

Stern  I'hilip,  2KS  Sixth 

SteuartThos,  775  VVdsom 

Terry  J  T  &  Co,  747  Market 

Theas  Philip,  1117  Ihipout 

'Tuttle,  Michaels  &  Co,  640  Market 
*Uuion  Furniture  M'f  g  Co,        560  Bran 


Manufiuturers  of 


SoMWalit  Furniture  &  Mrs 

160  New  MoRtgomery  St., 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


FURRIERS. 

ALASKA   COMMERCIAL    CO, 

^  (J  F  Miller  prest),  SIO  Sansom 

Knunb^Tij  Henry,  114  Post 

KohiiH  &  Sim,  11  Hi  Market 

LACHMAN  &  STEINFELS; 

121)  Montgomery 


LiebesH&Co,  118 

liofstail  J  no  X, 
Muller  Adolph, 
Tibbey  Alex  &  S,  50' 


813  Market 
644 

Montgomery 


GASFITTERS. 

(See  Plumbers  and  Gastitters.) 

GAS  FIXTURES-IMPORTERS. 

(See  also  Plumbers  and  ( i astitters. ) 
ALLEN  WM  R  &  CO,    761  Market 


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BTJSH  DAVID,  22  Port 

Coghill  Jno  .Tr,  NW  cor  2d  and  Stev 
DAT  THOMAS,  122  and  124  Sutter 
Fritz  &Kean,  130  Geary 

NYE  A  F  &  CO,      315  and  317  Pine 

GAS  LIGHT  COMPANIES. 

Globe  Gas  Licht  Co,  237  First 

Guatemala  Gas  Light  Co,  8  S  F  Ex  bldg 
Holmes  Chas  A,  (secy  Consumers' 

Gas  Co),  203  Bush 

SAN  FRANCISCO  OAS  LIGHT 

CO,  (P  Donahue  prest),  1st  and  Natoma 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

Adams  Amos,  (secy  Grangers'  Bus- 
iness Association),  106  Davis 
Altmayer  Abram,  29  Battery 
Clement  Jno,  211  Sansom 
Derby  Thos,  320  Sansom 
Dondero  C,  423  Washington 
Dorn  G  W  &  Co,  (Chico),  316  California 
Edwards  D,  •653  Washington 
Flavin  M  J,  (auction  house),    620  Kear 


GALE  J  W  &  CO. 

Gibson  C  W, 
Grunhaum  Henry, 
Harrison  &  Co, 
Hyman  Bros, 
Isaacs  B, 

Jacobs  L  M  &  Co, 
Kohn  Isaac, 
Kuhl  H  G, 
Levy  I  Danl, 
Lichenstein  M  &  Co, 
Lindholm  0  W  &  Co, 
Lowenberg  S  &  Co, 
Nickelsburg  S, 
Rothchild  J  S  &  Co, 
Russ  G  A, 
Schwabacher  Bros, 
Shainwald  Bros, 
Silberatein  &  Co, 


402  Davis 

205  Sacramento 

108  Sansom 

413  Calif oniia 

123 

404  Montgomery 

208  '• 

302  California 

302  " 

647  Washington 

612i  Montgomery 

122  California 
306  Montgomery 

112  Sansom 

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223  Battery 

123  California 
535  Kearny 

228  " 


Sinsheinier  Bros, 

SIS80N,  WALLACE  &  CO.     226  Cal 

SNn)EK  A.  328  Montgomery,  nn  6 
Steiner,  Klauber  &  Co,  312  Sacramento 
Ward  Joseph,  30!)  Montgomery 

Wein9t<ick  &  Lubin,  524  Market 

Wise  &  Goldfish,  33  and  35  Battery 

ZECKENDORF  &  STAAB,  (Tuc- 
son, A  T),  324  Clay 

GLASS  AND  MIRRORS. 

(See  also    Pictures    and    Frames;    also 
Paints,  Oils  and  (J lass.) 

GUBfP  S  &  G,  581  and  583  Market 
HAUSMANN  BROS,  217  and  21J)  Pine 
Kelly  James  R  &  Co,  105  Front 


Rosenhaum  F  H  &  Co,  567  Marknt 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO, 

21  and  23  Front 

GLASS  STAINERS  AND  CUT. 
TERS. 

Hoist  Wm,  118  Main 

HOPPER  S  E,  45  Fremont,  cor  Mission 
Mallon  John,  19  Fremont  and  1215  How 

GLASSWARE. 

(See  Crockery  and  Glassware.) 

GLASS  WORKS. 

Metropolitan  Plate  Glass  Co,  202  Sansom 

ROSENBAUH  F  H&  CO(impr)5r>7  Mkt 

San  Francisco  &,  Pacific  Glass  Works, 

King  nr  Fourth 

GLOVES  AND  GLOVE  MANU- 
FACTURERS. 

•Importers. 
Asche  H  T  ft  Co,  cor  Kearny  and  Oearv 

BLUMENTHAL,  QUINLAN  &    ^ 

CO,  \m  Post 

BUSBY  FRED  H,  412  Market 

Canagnier  V,  S  Kearny 

Conklin  P  &  F  G,  535  Market 

EUREKA  SEAMLESS  GLOVE 
FACTORY,  (A  Hesthal 

Guittard  Omer, 
*Heynemann  &  Co, 
Martini  Julius, 

*MILLS,  LEAK  &  CO, 

•Muser  Bros, 
Pacific  Glove  Works, 
Rosenfeld  S, 
*Sanin(>l8  Da\id, 

*SHIRES  WM. 
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propr), 
22  Sansom 
608  Market 

5  Saiisom 
752  Market 

22  Sutter 
541  Market 
511 

125  Sansom 
104  Kearny 
500  Market 

&  CO, 


100  Montgomery 


B.  Hlumenthal.  J.  Walkt  r  Quinlan.  K.  C.  Clark. 


DANICHBPF  GLOVE  FACTORY. 

BLUMENTHAL  QUINLAN  &  CO.. 

1 14^  PoMt  Mlreet,       fSan  Franrisro- 

Manufiu'turcrs  and  Dealers  in 

Every  description  of  (iloves  &  Gauntlets, 

Fine  Kid  OIovcs  a  Specialty. 
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1,1  Dealers  in 
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CALIFORNIA  OLUE  WORKS. 

(Martin  Holje), 

16th  and  De  Haro;  27  Dupont 
Codington  W  H  &  Co,  412  Market 

Francis  WH,  117  Pine 

Wilcox  WillardJ,  Fifteenth  ave,  South  SF 

GOLD  &  SILVER  PLATERS. 

(See  Platers.) 


Oold,  Mllver,  Xirkel  and  Copper 

PLATING  WORKS, 

W.  E.  SHEPMAN FROI'UIETOR, 

41  GEARY  STREET, 

Silver-Plated  AmalKamatlns  Platea 
tarnlHhed  to  order.  Watches  and  Jcwclry 
of»U  descriptions  gold  «>r  Hilvorplated.  Kepair 
ing  done  on  all  kinds  of  worlc. 


GOLD  BEATERS. 

KEWMAN  JAMES.  202  Post 

GRAIN  BUYERS  &  DEALERS 

(See  also  Commission. ) 


Alteritz  P, 
Anderson  Jno  C, 
Anstett  — , 


Acheson  Kobt, 
Bent  £  F  &  Go, 


Bryant  k  Cook,  8  Davis 

Doming,  Palmer  ft  Co,  204      " 

Duff  &  Co,  3] 6      «i 

Ernest  Wall  &  Co,  302      •' 

Gale  J  W  &  Co.  402      " 

Hixson,  Justi  &  Co,  403      " 

McNEAR  G  W,  20  California 

McNeil  Bros,  217  Davis 

Kansom  Elisha  &  Co,  204  California 
Richards  0  S,      NE  cor  Front  and  Clay 

Rouse  &  Laws,  3or,  Davis 

Sheehy  Robt,  21 8  California 

Spear,  Meade  &  Co,  316  Washington 

Vermeil  J  L,  608  Fourth 

GRAIN-COMMISSION. 

Chadbourne  J  &  Co,  208  Davis 

DRESBACH  Wtf,  31G  California 

EPPmOER  &  CO,        316 

Hobbs  F,  402  Front 

PAGE.  MOORE  &  CO,  21 1  and  213  Clay 
Riley  &  Vest,  507  and  50!)  East 

Tenney  Richard  P,  Davis  and  Market 
Waterman  M  &  Co,  113  Clay 

GROCERS-RETAIL. 

Abbott  Mrs  M  E,  51  Louisa 

Ahlers  k  Bockman,  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
Ahlers  J  D,  SW  cor  Valencia  and  23d 
Ahrens  D  4.  G,  cor  Third  and  Everett 
Ahrens  k  Shattuck,  cor  2d  and  Minna 
Albers  M,  335  Fourth 

Alcayaga  Jose,  524  Broadway 

Alceroth  k  MoUer,    Gough  and  Austin 
Alferitz  Peter,        521  Montgomery  ave 
ALLDAGC  JOS,  Bush  and  Devisadero 
521  Montgomery  ave 
cor  2i)th  and  Sanchez 
331  Fifth 
Anthony  k  Maass,  Mary  Lane  and  Berry 
Anthony  Frank,  1042  Folsom 

Arata  David,  321  Broadway 

Armstrong  Christopher,  1016  Folsom 
Aschen  E  F,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Octavia 
Asmusscn  W  A  &  Co,  cor  8th  and  Bryant 
AszlaloB  S,  N  W  cor  Mason  and  Francisco 
Attridge  James,  2001  Leavenworth 

Atzeroth  k  Moller,  Gough  and  Austin 
Bahart  Martin,  311  Seventh 

BailevMaraaret,  71  Mmna 

HATTRIl.  HEIOS*  cor  Sutter  and  Taylor 
Baker  I  M,  NW  cor  Eddy  and  Mason 
Barner  Wm,  NE  cor  Ninth  and  Natoma 
Barrman  J  C,  cor  Eighth  and  Howard 
Barron  Wm,  .925  Clay 

Barrott  E,  SW  cor  Fillmore  and  Post 
Barry  Matthew,  cor  RR  and  1 6th  aves 
Barry  P,  540  Natoma 

122  Clay  Baruth  Wm,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Webster 
18  California  Battles  k  Gillerand,      cor  4th  and  Clem 
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BECKER  BROS,  t^K  cor  Turk  and  Lar-| 
kin;  cor  Geary  and  Larkin;  cor  Sutter 
and  Taylor;  cor  Sut  and  Leavenworth 
'Be  cker  Wm,  cor  Miaaion  and  Spear 

Beckman  Broa,  SW  cor  Hyde  and  (ireen 
Beckman  P  W,  SW  cor  15th  and  Mias 
'Behnemann  &  Jooat,  Taylor  and  O'Furj 
Be  hrena  F,  cor  24th  and  Potrero  avesj 
Benecke  H  D,  520  Broadwiiy; 

Benning  A,  cor  Mont  ave  and  Cheatnuti 
Benaen  H,  cor  Sixth  and  Bryant 

Berroa  Andreaa,  \^'2ti  Dupoiit 

Bertolani  P,  NE  cor  Main  and  Folsom  | 
Beveraen  Broa,  cor  7th  and  Stevt-naon! 
Bielenberg  P  H,  31  Tehama! 

Billinga  D  K  &  Co,  1311  Stockton 

Bischoff  D,  SW  cor  Geary  and  Jonea 
BiachoflF  Fred,  1422  Powell 

Bischoff  &;  Leichen,  cor  4th  and  Harrison 
Blohme  Broa,  NW  cor  Sutter  and  Polk 
Blumenthal  H  M,  125  Waahington 

-Boedeker  &  Spencer,  cor  Kearny  &  (ireen 
Baeae  N,  !)13  Bryant 

Boggan  Owen,  cor  Buah  and  Buchanan 
Boham  James  A,  921  Howard: 

Bo  ma  F,  HE  cor  22nd  and  Mission  | 

Borboa  J,  1330  Dupont! 

'Boschen  N,  NE  cor  5th  and  Minna' 

Bofle  A,  cor  Folsom  and  Rauach 

Bose  Chas  M,  SE  cor  Ellis  and  Fillmore' 
Bose  D,  10«1  Howard; 

Bose  Fred,  731  Brannan 

Botcher  Albert,  NE  cor  Fell  and  Laguna 
Bowe  W  &  Fricke  F,  cor  IGth  &  Potrero 
Bowen  Bros,  432  Pine 

•Brandt  Frederick,  417  Third 

Brandt  Otto,  1038  Market 

Brede  H  J,  1501  Market 

Breuer  Herman,  1301  Dupout 

Broad  Chas  Vj,  NE  cor  Hyde  and  Pine 
Brock  James,  239  Perry 

BROCKHOFF  WHH, 

N  W  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Bryant 
Browning  &  Scheele,  cor  Miss  and  lOth 
Brownatone  Isaac,  cor  Post  and  Larkin 
Broyer  John,  623  Second 

Brunjes  Henry,  432  Brannan 

Brunjes  J,     SE  cor  Kearny  and  Vallejo 
^Bruns  Bros,       8E  cor  Mission  and  16th 
BRUV8  NICHOLAS,  617  &  619  Davis 

'  BirTins  Nicholas,  407  Broadway 

^iBruns  Peter,  cor  Third  and  Berry 

Buck  John,  cor  Second  and  Clementina 

BUCKING  &PIISTER,  | 

SW  cor  Hitch  and  Bryant 
Bnckihan  J  W,  cor  Greenwich  &  Taylor 
Buelman  Fred,  NE  cor  8th  and  Minna 
Burmeister  A  &  Co,  cor  Cal  and  Leav 
B-urmeter  &  Mehrtens,  1300  California 
Bumap  J,  •  425  Davis 

BVRHHAM&  LTNCH,  1134  Market 
Bushman  Jno,  NE  cor  Third  and  Folsom 
Bustillos  Dolores,    313  Montgomery  ave 


Butenop  H,  625  PacKic 

Butt  C  C,     SW  cor  19th  and  Stevt-nson 
Butt  P  N,      SW  cor  Sutter  and  Laguna 


Buttelman  O  D, 
Buxton  k  Co, 
Cafcrata  A, 
Cagney  Tim  M, 
Cahil  James, 
Calhoun  D  T, 
Callaghan  J  J, 
Campe  Freak, 
Ciunpe  Henry, 
Canty  Thomas, 
Cappeli  L, 
Carleton  F  H, 
Carroll  Bros, 
Carroll  Dennis, 


cor  Miaaion  and  23d 
137  Fourth 
403  Pinvell 
349  Miniia 
737  Brannan 
517  Misaioi 
1426  Kearny 
218  Secmd 
1601  Howard 
523  Fourth 
1719  Stockton 
19  to  22  Grand  W  Mkt 
123  Thir.1 
Seventeenth  and  Capp 
Carsten  Fred,  NW  cor  17th  and  Mission 
Cassidy  Edwd,  Post  and  Larkin 

Caatagnetto  P,  1406  Dupont 

Catania  Jos,     cor  California  and  Larkin 
Cattermole  Chas.  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Broiulwiiy  and  cor  Mason  and  V'allejo 
Cavagnero  D,  628  Broadway 

Cavaliera  S,  cor  Ellia  and  Mason 

Cliarbonnat  F  &  A,      cor  9th  and  Minna 
Cheesman  F  S,  826  Twuntitth 

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19  .Sixth 

15  Valencia 

501  Hayes 

1  Franklin 

cor  Vallejo  and  l^eav 

i:w  Fifth 

1577  Mi.rket 

170  Ninth 

211  Tehama 


Clutl&  Dewitt, 
Cluff  W  B  &  Co, 
Cochran  Michael, 
Cohn  Samuel, 
Colin  William, 
Collins  Michael, 
Collins  Patrick, 
Concannon  L, 
Connerton  Owen, 
Considine  Jno, 
Conatine  Bros, 

Ellis  and  liarkin  and  Eddy  and  Leav 
Cook  Geo,  446  Ckinentina 

Cooney  Thomas,  132  Ninth 

Cordes  Jacob,  SE  cor  26th  and  Vakiicia 
Corkery  &  Quill,  cor  Fifth  and  Howard 
Cornahrens  H,         .  988  Howard 

Costa  John,  843  Pacitic 

Costello  M,  230  Minna 

Crogan  Thomas,  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Cronin  David,  15!)  Minna 

Crowley  Cornelius,  334  Third 

Crowley  D  F,  1338  Washington 

Culligan  Mrs  Hannah,  218  Kitch 

Cuneen  Arthur,  cor  Mont  and  Filbert 
Cuneo  J,  502  Francisco 

Cunniua  T,  SW  cor  Vvd  and  Mission 
Curley  &  Hughes,  2od  m\<}  Alabama 

Curtin  Jas,  480  Jessie 

Cunan  J,  cor  Sixtec".Vn  and  Guerrero 
Cusack  T  B,  715  Brannan 

Dahl  C  &  Co,NW  cor  Pacific  and  Mason 
Dahmke  F,  cor  Berry  and  Ritoh 

Dale  R,  cor  First  ave  and  Sixteenth 


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Daley  &  McCarthy,  1021  Howard 

Dullman  Louis,  741  Mission 

Danuers  Bros,  N\V  cor  Post  and  Lagunu 
Dankomeyer  &  Toatman, 

SE  cor  (ienry  and  Dupont 
Dannmeyer  M  &  Co,  cor  Seventh  &  Miss 
DurroU  D,  N W  cor  Capp  and  1 7th 

Dasmann  Wm,  lyOl  Howard 

Deasy  John,  SE  cor  5th  and  Sliipley 
Decker  John  H,  10:il  Hydo 

Doely  James,  SW  cor  Polk  and  Pine 
Desirello  &  Inola,  cor  Miss  and  Ciodoua 
Detels  M  &  Co,  SE  cor  Main  and  Hai' 
Devany  Jno  A,  l(j  Heron 

Dickermann  &  Rahlmann, 

cor  Railroad  and  15th  aves 
Dickson  &  Nelson,  cor  '2d  and  T'lyant 
Dierker  &  Hans,  4;^'.'  FoUoni 

Dieter  Henry,  UJOti  Mission 

Dillon  J,  1147  Howard 

Dimmer  N,  cor  Broadway  and  Powell 
Diss  &  Co,  5)57  Market 

Dix  &  Straub,  cor  Filbert  and  Fillmore 
Doe  J  S,  109  California 

Doescher&  Secgea,  541  Nati.nia 

Dmahue  John  C,  i3ryant  and  Bryant  ave 
Doui^au  M,  1317  Sansoni 

Douohue  Cornelius  .T,  U'J7  Bryant 

Dolan  M  Mrs,  cor  BVanklin  and  Fulton 
Dooley  Patrick,  Bjiy  and  Hyde 

Doran  Joseph,     .  745  Brannan 

Dorgeloh  Bros,  1250  Mission 

Dorman  Wm  F,  cor  Howard  and  15th 
Doscher  C,  cor  Battery  and  ilaekson 
DOSCHER  H,  cor  Pierce  and  O'Farrell 
Doscher  Henry,  cor  Michigan  and  Shasta 
Doscher  &  Von  Bargen,  1 101  McAllister 
Douglas  Bros,  SE  cor  Oak  and  Oetavia 
Downey  Mrs  C,  450  Tehama 

Dreyer  Uiederich,  cor  Napa  and  Illinois 
Fourth  and  Minna 
cor  Sixth  and  Mission 
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Driscoll  Bros, 
Drucker  John, 
Druhe.Ino  (i, 
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Duuigan  Mrs  Mary, 
Duiilap  John, 
Dunlay  Wm,    cor  (J rove  and  Buchanan 
Dunn .) ,  718  Stockton 

Dunning  Thori,  25S  C^lara 

Durban  Joseph,  143 

Dwyer  Geo  U,      cor  Dup  and  Francisco 
Ebbinghausen  Henry,     cor  How  and  3d 
Ebbinghausen  H  &  Co, 
Edwards  W  T, 

EGOERS  HENRY, 

Ehlen  &  Co, 

Ehlers  Wiechen,  Kearny  and  Vallejo 
Ehrich  II,  SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Battery 
Eickhorst  &  Lehmus, 

cor  Greenwich  and  Pierce 
Eldredge  B  G,    17  Metropolitan  Market 


cor  '21  at  &  Miss 
1003  Mission 
'2L>8  Brannan 

813  Washington 


lOuright  P, 
Kspel  (ieo, 
Fahor  U, 
Fabian  Bros, 


Elli'nbrock  Fred  &  Co, 

I'll-  ...  ^r  McAllister  and  Buchanan 
't   f""  y.  1438  Pacific 

;'''"""  •'"«.  335  Tenth 

hlmers  N  cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 
^n;4lu  &  Mdler,  corO'Furrell  and  Powell 
Ki.nght.ohn  '21'.)  Fourth 

Knr.ght  1  atnek,  Folaom  and  Main 

JM.n.ht  K  P.  g-JG  Fifth 

cor  Howard  and  Uausch 
500  Sixth 
1911)  Fillmore 
„  ,       ,        .      cor  Stockton  and  Filbert 
'a  irenkeugo  k  Co,  SE  cor  19th  and  Fol 
tahreukrug  Wm,  io72  Howard 

I'annmg  Jno,  N  W  cor  Mason  and  Green 
Hure    Jas,  45s  ,v,,toi.-)a 

Jarre    John  303  fourth 

1' airelly  &  McGruder,  3(}       •' 

FausttT  T,  NE  cor  IGth  and  Howard 
?'^j;  Mi's  ^iary,  1213  Kearny 

teehan  Mrs  Mary  A,  142  First 

K'hnemanu  M,  N  W  cor  Green  and  Lar 
bei hush  Marcus,  Franklin  and  Fulton 
I'ed  L  D, 
Feldman  John  D, 
Fernan  Chas  E, 
Feron  Mrs  Mary, 
Fett  Chiis, 
FiUiot  F, 
Finck  W, 
Fincke  H, 
Finuegan  John, 
Fit/patrick  &  O'Brien, 
Fieltz  Wm,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Folsora 
Fietjen  H,  520  Pine 

Flanagan  Michael,  SE  cor  3d  and  Clem 
Fliiin  Thos  H,  SE  cor  8th  and  Mission 
Floyd  &  Co,  12  Fourth 

Foley  Edmond,  Montgy  and  Alta  Place 
Franois  A,  2IOO  Bush 

Frank  Henry,  NE  cor  21st  and  Valencia 
Free  Bros,  819  Market 

French  F  J  &  Co,  2331  Mission 

Friedrich  Bros,  cor  lOth  and  Guerrero 
Frisch  Joiui  W,  132  Seventh 

( Jaerdes  Bros,  534  First 

(raestelJos,  1028  Kearny 

(JaillairdP,  14'2Gi  Dupont 

(Tulvin  Martin,  NE  cor  8th  and  Shipley 
Garland  L,  1901  Fillmore 

(iarms  Peter,  '20  Everett 

Gasque  H  F,  701  O'Farrell 

(iavin  John,  21  Natoma 

Geary  D,  NE  cor  Folsom  and  Fremont 
Gearty  Jas,  '2'24  Clara 

(Jehrt  Henry,  703  Dupont 

Gerhow  Fred,  2  and  4  Mission 

Giblin  Jas,  cor  Zoe  and  Freelon 

Giese  Bros,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 
(Uahn  Von  C,  1'20  Fourteenth 

Gleason  P  F,  1717  Jessie 

Glootz  Jno  P  M,  706  Jackson 


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426  Natoma 

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1019  Pacific 

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Glorstein  A,  832  Greenwich 

Goetjen  Bros,  SW  cor  Stockton  and  Sac 
Goetjen  H  &  J,  1328  Jackson 

Goetze  H,  1523  Webster 

Goldman  Jacob,  cor  K  R  and  14th  aves 
Gorman  M,  223  Folsom 

OOTJGH  JOHN*  1016  Bryant 

GRAHAM  «:  LINCOLN,  401  Hayes 
Grant  P,  NE  cor  15th  and  Minna 

Graves  WH,  310  Pine 

Greene  M  F,  NW  cor  Fell  and  Laguna 
Greiner  Fred,  NW  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie 
Grevnke  Henry,  SE  cor  Mich  and  Shasta 
GrifiSn  M,  NE  cor  Fulton  and  Buchanan 
Grosbauer  J  F,  SE  cor  Fell  and  Gough 
Grosskurth  Wm,  1329  Dupont 

Grote  H  F,  2230  Geary 

Groth  D,  NW  cor  Sutter  and  Webster 
Groth  ft  Eggers,  534  O'Farrell 

Gudehus  F,  316  Dupont 

Guinasso  G,  NE  cor  Dupont  and  Green 
Gunter  August,  Fillmore  and  Herman 
Haake  &  Diedrichs,  Eddy  and  Leav 
Haake  ft  Hagedom, 

SE  cor  Bryant  and  Bincon  Place 
Haas  Bros,  100  and  102  California 

Hacks  C,  810  Sacramento 

HALET  M,  326  Broadway 

Hallad  J,  Folsom  and  Fremont 

Hanlon  E,  747  Brannan 

Hanly  Geo  T  ft  Co,  922  Market 

Hanna  P  R,  NE  cor  24th  and  Bryant 
Hans  Geo  J,  NW  cor  Chestnut  and  Dup 
Hans  W,  1800  Stockton 

Barter  Louis,  619  and  621  Mission 

Hartigap  P,  164  First 

Ha.rtter  Louis,  120  5th  and  621  Missipn 
Harty  ft  Guthrie,  213  Broadway 

Haseltine  R  E,  423  Davis 

HASSMER  VALENTIN,    933  Wash 

Hastedt  ft  Ernst,  Clay  and  Stockton 
Haatedt  Ferdinand  C  W, 

SE  cor  Morton  and  Stockton 
HAWLET  C  J  ft  00.  215-217  Sutter 
Hayea  Thos,  438  Third 

Heavey  Bernard  J,  53  Everett 

Heidhoff  Albert  H,  16  Eddy 

Heidman  Henry,  SW  cor  Fol  and  Spear 
Heineman  ft  Aschen,  Bush  and  Octavia 
Heins  J  D  ft  Co,  Fremont  and  Folsom 
Heitman  ft  Bunger,  cor  Jones  and  Bush 
Helbush  Henry,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Polk 
Helms  H  W,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Mission 
Helms  J  E  A,  18  Seventh 

Hempel  Hermann  E,  cor  Scott  and  Sac 
Hencken  M,  218  Fourth 

Henry  ft  Beveraen,  13  Seventh 

Henry  John,  223  Perry 

Henschew  John,  cor  Ellis  and  Steiner 
Hems  ft  Co,  Fremont  and  Folsom 

HeuerF,  713  Lombard 

Heyer  Albert,  cor  Third  and  Bryant 
Hickey  Edward,  1630  Mission 


Hildebrand  Henry,  -.'.OS  Sutter 

Hildebrand  ft  Knop,  Bdwy  and  Montinr 
Hildebrand  W  C,  416  O'Farrell 

Hillebrand  H,  520  Fourth 

Hillen  D  H,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Larkin 
Hinck  H  J,  743  Ellis 

Hink  ft  Heins,  439  Greenwich 

Hoelscher  W,  41  Eddv 

Hoffman  G,  NW  cor  22d  and  Howard 
Hoff^man  VVra,  SE  cor  Page  and  Octavia 
Hoelscher  W,  SE  cor  Eddy  and  Mason 
Hogan  M  C,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and  Leav 
Hogan  ML,  219  Eleventh 

Hoger  E,  525  Washington 

Holies  Jno  H,  NW  cor  Sixth  and  Fol 
Holland  Jos,  SW  cor  Fre  and  Folsom 
Hollings  Henry,SWcorPost  and  Larkin 
Hollman  H,  NW  cor  24th  and  Mission 
Holm  Thos,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Stockton 
Holsten  J  B,  SW  cor  Union  and  Kearny 
Holterman  J,SW  cor  Pine  and  Webster 


Horrigen  Wm, 
Horstman  Jno, 
Hovet  A  A, 
Hughes  Jno, 
Hulsman  Fred, 
Humphrey  Jas, 
Husing  A, 


1612  Leavenworth 

700  Bush 

221  Tyler 

1226  Green 

1338  Pacific 

516  Geary 

874  Mission 


Husing  M,  NE  cor  Montgy  and  Bdwy 
Hutchms  ft  Richardson,  24th  ft  Bryant 
Iburg  Wm  M,  5  Belden  Place 

Issendorf  Fred'k,  cor  Howard  and  Beale 
Jacobi  A,  NW  cor  Pacific  and  Montgy 
Jacobsen  P,  2019  Mason 

Jacoby  A,  SE  cor  Pacific  and  Montgy 
Jacoby  Mrs  S  E,  1222  Fols^ 

Jakobe  Jno  C,  cor  Jack  and  Buchanan 
Jansen  Fred'k,  NE  cor  Har  and  Bealc 
Janson  L,  901  Poit 

Jarsa«n  F  A,  NE  cor  23d  and  Mission 
Jasper  E,  SW  cor  Powell  and  Jackson 
Johannsen  F,  cor  O'Farrell  and  Mason 
Johnson  O,  NE  cor  Bdwy  and  Keamj 
Jones  Wm,  18  Fifth 

Joost  M  ft  Bro,  701  McAllister 

Joost  J,  N  W  cor  Stockton  and  Franctico 
Junck  Bros,  SE  cor  Sac  ft  Prospect  PI 
JunckD,  101601*7 

Kaechele  ft  Roller,  Fulton  and  Octant 
Kahrs  Jno,  SW  cor  First  and  Minni 
Kalvelage  Clemes,  oor  Fell  and  Franklin 
Kampe  ^red'k  W,  38  Natonu 

Kane  Jas,  SW  cor  First  and  Tehisu 
Kane  Jno,  11  Gilbert 

Kappke  H  F,  SE  cor  Mason  and  Union 
Karstens  Chas,  NE  cor  Jack  andSn 
Kaufman  F,  2lBt  and  Val'n  and  329 Stt 
Kearney  P,  1300  Psdlie 

Keller  Jos,  1301    " 

Kell^  Peter,  236  Fel 

Kelting  ft  Tietjen,  cor  Wash  and  Est 
Kennedy  Denuis,  cor  Pierce  and  Eddf 
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520  Fourth 
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743  Ellis 
439  Greenwich 
41  Eddy 

V  cor  22d  and  Howard 
1  cor  Page  and  Octavia 
E  cor  Eddy  and  Mason 

V  cor  Vallejo  and  Leav 

9A9  Eleventh 
525  Washington 
[W  cor  Sixth  and  Fol 
iW  cor  Fre  and  Folsom 
SWcorPost  and  Larkin 
W  cor  24t,h  and  Mission 
cor  Suttgr  and  Stockton 
f  cor  Union  and  Kearny 

V  cor  Pine  and  Webster 

1612  Leavenworth 
700  Bush 
221  Tyler 
1226  Green 
1338  Pacific 
516  Geary 
'  874  Mission 

IE  cor  Montgy  «md  Bdwy 
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NE  cor  Bdwy  and  Keay^ 

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KinneThosH,  301  Octavia 

Kitto  Orlando.cor  Minnesota  and  Solano 
Klarman  Mrs  Jno  M, 

San  Bruno  Road  bet  27th  and  28th 

Lel^nbaum  &  Goldberg,  1447  Polk 

Klein  E,  NW  cor  22d  and  Folsom 

Klein  J  H  &  A  D,  101j9  Tyler 

Klunder  Jno,  101  and  103  Jackson 

Knoche  Henry,  423  Third 

Knoop  Bros,        S£  cor  16th  and  2d  ave 

Knoap  D,         N£  cor  Page  and  Octavia 

Knust  H,  300  Fourth 

Koch  FAw,      NW  cor  Vallejo  and  Polk 

Koehncke  A,  121  Seventh 

Koemer  Jno  M,   SE  cor  Mkt  and  Pearl 

Kohlman  Solomon,  216  Sixth 

Kohn  Henry,  408  Folsom 

Kolkmann  U,  735  Geary 

KoningMax,  1529  Dupont 

Koopman  T,  1507  Franklin 

Kostering  Chas,  1115  and   1788  Folsom 

Kramer  J  &  Wm,  501  Greenwich 

Kreye  John,  SW  cor  First  and  Natoma 

KroegerH  A,  1600  Polk 

Kroenke  ft  Lutjens,      26th  and  Mission 

Kruger  &  HoUings,  cor  Mason  and  Geary 

Kuhlmann  D,  NW  cor  4th  and  Branuan 

Kurtz  Adolph,  SE  cor  Folsom   and  12th 

Laats  Charles,  1011  Harrison 

Labrut  John  B,  22d  and  Potrero  avenue 

Laffi  L,  186  Fourteenth 

Laguat  J,      cor  Mont  ave  and  Lombard 

Lake  &  Sweetser,  995  Market 

Lakeman  Louis,  242  Fourth 

Lamemian  &  Atzeroth,  Eddy  and  Buch'n 

Lane  J  J,  229  Fifth 

Lawler  Francis,  429  Mission 

La wler  Michael,  411  Fifth 

Lebenaum  &  Goldberg,  121  Post 

Lebeiibaum  &  Co,  529  Kearny 

Lebenbauni,  Goldberg  &,  Co,    1447  Polk 

LeeJD,  118  Fulton 

Lee  Patrick,  1821  Hyde 

Leisen  G  H,  cor  Union  and  Leav 

Lemaire  Antoc,  114  Seventh 

LEHRKE  HENBY, 

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Lamkan  John,  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Stock 
Lemmerman  H,  cor  Post  and  Mason 
Lenunermann  Richard,  200  Valencia 
Lenormaud  Bros,  cor  Dupont  and  Pine 
Leesmann  Joseph,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Lar 
Levey  P,  SW  cor  Jackson  and  Mason 
Levy  B,  537  Clay 

Liebe  Ludwig,  133  Fourth 

Liebenlterg  Albert  H,  cor  4th  &  Bryant 
Limmermann  H,  NW  cor  Post  and  Miis 

541  Sixteenth 

312  Sixth 

1200  Larkin 

1010  Polk 

1501  Folsom 


Lincoln  Parker, 

Linsley  A  L  N, 

Liasmann  &  Windhaus, 

Livingston  L  J, 

Lohmann  &  Frerichs, 

Lahmensen  Mrs  W,     cor  2lBt  and  Vain 


Luna  Pvomulo,  1236  Dupont 

Lustenberger  H,  Mason  and  Greenwich 
Lynch  &  Burnham,  1 134  Mkt  and  323  6th 
Lynch  Hanna,  470  Tehama 

Maass  H  P,  622  and  624  Fourth 

Magner  Bros,  815  Broadway 

Magner  Frank  J,  22  Langton 

Maher  D  F,  441  Jessie 

Maher  E,  NE  cor  Sac  and  Taylor 

Mahoney  Mrs  Johanna,  19  Tehama 

Muloney  J,  535  Stevenson 

Manfredini  Pietro  &  Co,  124  Pacific 

Mangels  C  &  Co,  cor  Third  and  Mission 
Mangels  H,  cor  Folsom  and  Twentieth 
Mangels*  Hedeman,  R  R  and  llthaves 
Mangoin  Fred,  1701  Market 

Mans  &  Staude,  815  Pacific 

Mariaui  S,  131  Twenty-third 

Marsalla  N,  cor  California  and  Larkin 
Martin  &  Barnes,  California  and  Steiner 
Martins  J,  SW  cor  Steiner  and  Geary 
Mass  &  Rathjen,  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Mathe  Chas,  730  Bush 

MAU  WM  F  &  CO,  1022  Market 

Mayer  Chas,  NE  cor  Folsom  anl  Beale 
Mayer  Henry,  cor  Geary  and  Laguna 
Mayer  Philip,  cor  Eleventh  and  Natoma 
Mayrhofcr  Peter,  613  Braunan 

McAuliffe  &  Co,  146  Sixth 

McCarthy  Wolf  T,  701  Hayes 

MeCone  Mrs  R,  cor  Harrison  and  Beale 
McCooey  Owen,  961  Bryant 

McCormack  John,  cor  Tyler  and  Jones 
McCormick  Patrick,  Georgia  and  Sierra 
McCoy  &  Gallagher,  Howard  and  8th 
McCreagh  Tlios,  919  Harrison 

McDerniott  B  F,  132  Eleventh 

McDevitt  Edward,  109  Shipley 

McDonald  Mrs  Kate,  cor  17tli  ave  and  Q 
McDonough  Bridget,  10  Jessie 

McDonough  M,  724  Howard 

McElroy  Andrew,  624  Mission 

McOOVERN  &  SON.  325  and  327  16th 
McGowau  P  A,  cor  Franklin  and  Ivy 
Mc(Jrane  k  Co,  874  Folsom 

Mc(Jreil  Patrick,  cor  7th  and  Bryant 
McGuire  Philip,  1601  Market 

McLarkey  James,    Filbert  and  Webster 

356  Jessie 
14th  ave  and  N 
1401  Baker 
Polk  and  Sacramento 
Meier  Chris,  NW  cor  Taylor  and  Pacific 
Meisel  H  C,  cor  Fifteenth  and  Dolores 
Meiael  Herman,  Union  and  Montgomery 
Meiyer  C,  NW  cor  Point  Lobos  ave 

Meloney  William  W,  Mont  and  Vallejo 
Mendelssohn  D,  cor  Geary  and  Webster 
Mentel  Wm,  632  Broadway 

Mersing  J  B,  cor  Folsom  and  Eighth 
Merz  Wm,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Powell 
Mesenburg  Henry,  34  Jessie 

Meyenborg  A,  SE  cor  Front  and  Pacific 


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Meyer  &  Akmann,  18  Sacramento 

Meyerback  S,  8E  cor  Green  and  Mason 
Meyer  Bernard,  233  Fifth 

Meyer  Bros  &  Gaerdes,  Bush  and  Pierce 
Meyer  Deidrich,  cor  11th  and  Howard 
Meyer  Henry,  1046  Folsom 

Meyer  John,  Twentieth  and  Shotwell 
Meyer  J  H,  cor  Mission  and  Fourth 
Meyer  John  H,  cor  Third  and  Brannan 
Meyer  L  G,  204  Steuart 

Meyer  M  D,  SW  cor  Wash  and  Stock 
Meyerback  8,  SB  cor  Green  and  Mason 
MevnEC,  1520  Folsom 

Mithaelis  H  F,  N  W  cor  29th  and  Dolores 
Middlehoff  G  F,  701  Lacuna 

Miller  &  Reese,  cor  23d  and  Shotwell 
Miller  Wm  H,  319  Green 

Mitchell  J,  NE  cor  24th  and  Harrison 
Mohlfeldt  &  Wallmann,  O'Far  and  Jones 
Mohr  &  Stefiens,  cor  Polk  and  Pacific 
Mohrman  Fred,  501  Broadway 

Moisant  Alfred,  13  Van  Ness 

MoUer  &  Schroder,  cor  Filbert  &  Dupont 
Moloney  Jeremiah,  635  Stevenson 

Monsees  Henry,  756  and  758  Bryant 
Mooney  Daniel  J,  1800  Market 

Moran  Frank,  422  Fourth 

Moriarty  P,  SE  cor  23d  and  Hampsliire 
Moriarty  Eobert,  cor  Hyde  and  Bwy 
Morris  A,  713  Sansom 

Mues  Chas,  700  Front 

Muhl  Wm,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Filbert 
MuUane  Michael,  446  Natoma 

MullerH,  912  Bryant 

MuUer  Rich'd,  332  Main 

Murnken  Martin,  Grove  and  Buchannsn 
Murphy  D  T,  cor  Folsom  and  Seventh 
Murphy  J  W,  1641  Mission 

Murphy  and  McVeigh,  500  Ellis 

Murtha  Wm  M,  1417  Buchanan 

Muus  &  Rohweder,  839  Broadway 

Myor  Charles,  NE  cor  Folsom  and  Beale 
Myer  H,  SW  cor  Geary  and  Laguna 
Nelson  Henry,  344  Bryant 

Neunaber  H,  SW  cor  Beale  and  Folsom 
New  George,  604  Natoma 

ITEWTON  BROS  &  C0,204  and  206  Cal 
Nicholds  Mrs  Mary,  308  Tehama 

Niemann  John,  413  Jones 

Niese  Fred,  913  Harrison 

Nightingale  F,  2400  Post 

Nobmann  C,  2031  Fillmore 

Nordbruch  Henry,  042  Jackson 

Nolte  G  R,  3004  Mission 

Norton  P,  241  Eighth 

Nuhrenberg  Chas,  cor  Broad  and  Polk 
O'Brian  P.  823  Battery 

O'Brien  Thos,  650  Mission 

O'Conner  J  &  Co,  cor  Geary  and  Taylor 
O'Day  M.  SW  cor  Larkin  and  Union 
Oflerman  C  H,  cor  Bush  and  Dupont 
Oldenschlagen  &  Wittmaach,  41  Fourth 
O'Reilly  J,  337  Fourth 


O'Rourke  Bedelia,  401  Union 

O'Rourke  P,  cor  27th  and  Hampshire 
Osthoff  J  F,  cor  23d  and  Alabama 

Otten  C,  SW  cor  Post  and  Octavia 

Otten  &  Cordes,  cor  Stockton  &  Vallejo 
Oulton  Milledge,  750  Brannan 

Pahl  R  H,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Dupont 
Pape  &  Rissland,  101  Stbckton 

Partmann  G  I,  NW  cor  Fit„a  and  Fol 
Patterson  John,  eor  28th  and  Church 
Pauli  (Justav,  cor  Green  and  Montgy 
Paulsen  H,  27  Taylor 

Paulsen  John  E,  263  Stevenson 

Paulsen  W,  18th  &  Vain  and  1857  Miss 
PerataJohn,  1501  Dupont 

Petersen  &  Palmer,  716  Market 

Pettenati  Peter,  1028  Kearny 

PfeiflFer  Mrs,  SW  cor  22d  and  Folsom 
Pforr  Christian,  NE  cor  4th  and  Jessie 
Pnoedovius  Wm,  cor  Wash  ave  and  Miss 
Pistolesi  August,  752  Washington 

Plath  J,  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Steiner 

PoUetta  Joseph,.  814  Jackson 

Porcella  &  Guinasso,  Dupont  and  Green 
Porporato  Francisco,  1224  Dupont 

Postel  Amandus  C,  26th  and  Alabama 
Postel  C  D,  SE  cor  TayloB  and  Pacific 
Postel  John,  205  Sixteenth 

Powers  John,  cor  Larkin  and  Union 
Powers  H,  551  Howard 

Pracht  Aug,  2600  Sacramento 

Prendergast  Patrick,  228  Folsom 

Priest  T  F,  NE  cor  Clem  and  Sumner 
Prior  Mrs  K,  107  Silver 

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Piwogel  Jno,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Larkin 
,Ravn  Hans,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Union 
Reardon  A  J,  w  s  San  Bruno  road  nr  27th 
Reddmgton  J  H,  136  Sacramento 

Reechn^ann  A,  cor  Powell  and  Francisco 
Reilly  James,  1710  Leavenworth 

Rick  born  Fernando,  cor  Oak  and  Cough 
Riechers  &  Harms,  cor  Ellis  and  Larl  a 
Regan  B,  268  Stevenson 

Regan  J  F,  21  Minna 

Reid  Catharine,  106  Ninth 

ReidGeoW,  1141  Pacific 

Ristow  John,  cor  Turk  and  Van  Ness 
Rivollet  Jules,  1403  Powell 

Roach  L,  cor  TWenty-fourth  and  York 
Rackman  J  C,  535  Fourth 

RohdeJ,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Taylor 

Rohlffs  C  C,  1  Mission 

RohrsD,  1101  Clay 

Rohrs  J  D,  1501  Mission 

Romberg  W,  1049  Howard 

Rooney  Jamea  &  Bro, 

Potrero  ave  bet  Eldorado  and  I6tb 
Ross  A,  629  Front 

Rothschild  Henry,  cor  Powell  and  Ellii 
Rourke  Chas,  759  Bryant  | 

Rande  0  H,  cor  18th  and  Sherman 


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!or  Post  and  Octavia 
Stockton  &  Vallejo 
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101  Stbckton 
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263  Stevenson 
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1501  Dupont 
716  Market 
1028  Kearny 
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814  Jackson 
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1710  Leavenworth 

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268  Stevenson 

21  Minna 

106  Ninth 

1141  Pacific 

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1403  Powell 

I'enty-fourth  and  York 

535  Fourth 

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1101  Clay 

1501  Mission 

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Sahnke  H  G,  cor  Sixteenth  and  dS"'""  I^^PP^'"  J  C,'  901  Larkin 

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Sancken  C  &  Co,     ror  IWdv  f^  of ';'''"  ^""*h  Louis  „  18  Clay 

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Ryan  Jas,  116  Seventh 

Ryan  J  W,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Minna 
Sagehorn  H,  520  Union 

Sahnke  H  G,  cor  Sixteenth  and  Dolores 
Salomon  Newman,  66  Centre  Market 
Sammy  Geo,  NE  cor  Tyler  and  Larkin 
Sancken  0  &  Co,  r  or  Eddy  and  Steiner 
Sanders  C.cor  Eigtlieenth  and  Shotwell 
Sandersfield  F  T,  1501  Leavenworth 
Sarano  Jno,  NW  cor  Union  and  Gough 
Sars  E,  "  715  Natoma 

SBABBOBO  &  CO.  531  W^ashington 
Schepen  C,  SW  cor  15th  and  Capp 

Scheper  A,  NW  cor  Pine  *  Broderick 
Scheper  Jno  H,NE  cor  Clay  and  Larkin 
Scheper  Joa,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Perry 
Schlectweg  Chas,  1721  Howard 

Schleef  JH,  815  Jackson 

Schlesselmann  Jno,  Fillmore  a^d  Turk 
Schlichting  H  F,  449  Fifth 

Schlingman  &  Marx,  Bartlett  and  26th 
Schloss  Benj  &  Co,  cor  Sutter  and  Larkin 
Schneken  Bros,SW  cor  Bush  and  Taylor 
Schnibbe  Chris,  NE  cor  Miss  and  13th 
Schnittger  Henry,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Fill 
Schohay  F,  920  Pacific 

Scholle  Antony,  NE  cor  Turk  and  Leav 
Schortemeier  H  H,  816  California 

SCHOTTLER  A  &  CO, 

NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Montgomery 

Schott  Chas,  713  Brannan 

Schrader  &  Lehman,  455  Stevenson 

Schreka  H  G,  SE  cor  16th  and  Dolores 

Schroder  C,  601  McAllister 

Schroder  H,      NE  cor  Grove  and  Gough 

Schroder  Herman,     cor  Fell  and  Gougl 

Schroder  Jno  F,  SE  cor  Sac  and  Drumm 

Schroder  J  H,  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 

Schroder  J  H,  330  Vallejo 

Schroeder  W  J  H,  117  Second 

Schroth  Julius,  101  Hayes 

Schubert  August,  cor  19th  and  Howard 

Schuldt  Herman,  NW  cor  Silver  and  3d 

Schulken  Julius,McAlIister  and  Octavia 

Schultheis  H,      NW  cor  Polk  and  Clay 

Schultz  T,  426  Green 

Schultz  W,  500  First 

Schumacher  E  A,SW  cor  ^'iss  and  19th 

Schumaker  Wilkens,  21st  and  Valencia 

Schunemann  Henry,  318  Fifth 

Schutte  Jno  H,    NE  cor  Bat  and  Green 

Schwartz  D,     SE  cor  24th  and  Valencia 

Schwartz  &  Husing,    cor  Miss  and  1 8th 

Scully  Jeremiah,  1113  Sansom 

Seebeck  Edw,    NW  cor  Turk  and  Scott 

Secger  A,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Powell 

Selk  Chas,  254  Jessie 

Saphton  Mrs  Martha,  543  Howard 

Shannon  Jno,  3E  cor  Grove  and  Octavia 

Shea  Timothy,  cor  Bryant  and  Converse 

Sickler  &  Johnson,  cor  2d  and  Natoma 


Siele  Ludwig, 
Sievers  Chas, 
Siewert  Wm, 
Simon  Theo, 
Skipper  J  C, 


NE  cor  Everett  and  4th 

734  Broadway 

641  Montgomery  ave 

901  Larkib 

Gi  ^t  -  i^r;  ,..  202*^th. 

hlurhen  &  Holhngs,  cor  3rd  and  BranBAtt 
.^mithjohn,  18  Clay 

^"'^*^  Louis,  641  California 

Smith  &  Merkens,  10  Washington  - 

lT/^^*^.r,  829  Pacific- 

hohl  J,  NE  cor  Mason  and  Francisco. 
Sonnenberg  L  B,  cor  Stockton  and  Po«* 
Sorensen  W,  cor  Laguna  and  McAUistey 
Sparrow  Jos,  33  Clementina 

Speckman  F  F,  cor  Fourtb  and  Missioa 
StaatsIF,  955  Harrison. 

Staden  Von  D  C,  cor  Steuart  and  Miss-. 
Stapelfeldt  Wm,  cor  Waller  &  Fillmojw 
Steer  Henry,  451  pj^ 

SteflFens  &  Rainecke,  137.  Folsom 

Stege  &  Co  719  pacific 

Steinke  &  Bro,  cor  Eddy  and  Pierce 
Stem  A  D,  cor  Nineteenth  and  Valencia 
Stellmg  C,  1926  Ellis 

Stevens  Henry,  1627  Powell 

Stewart  &  Birhelard,  cor  24th  and  Fol 
Stewart  James,  1926  Bush 

Stoltz  Fred,         »  2OI  Valencia 

Stoltz  Phillip,  126  Eleventh 

Stone  Wm,  2029  Pacific 

Stoppelkamp  A  H,  1528  Stockton 

Stuken  &  Hollings,  cor  3d  and  Brannan 
Sullivan  D,  432  Tehama 

Sullivan  Daniel,  cor  Fourth  and  Freelon 
Sullivan  Mrs  J,  922  Howard 

Sullivan  Thomas,  1701  Mission 

Sumke  Bro,  SW  cor  Union  and  Octavia 
Summers  J,  2710  Folsom 

Sweenuy  John,  729  Brannan 

Swordstream  E  J,  336  Fourth 

Tamm  A  W,  NW  cor  Post  and  Taylo? 
Taufor  Mrs  A,  328  Broadway 

Tliomford  H  A,  701  Montgomery  ave 
Thumm  L,  846  Market 

Tieck  John,  SE  cor  Post  and  Jones 

Tiedemann  M,  702  NcAUister 

Tiedemann  &  Schomacker,cor  Pow  &  Pac 
Tiegeler  J  H,  18  Natoma 

Tierney  Martin,  19  Everett 

Tietgen  D  W,  cor  East  and  Washington 
Tietjen  Henry,  SW  cor  Bwdy  and  Leav 

TOBBENBOSKE  H  J.  cor  How  and  Sec 
Toltelmann  Henry,  237  Hayes 

ThodeJohnW,  544      "^ 

Tomalty  P  J,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Minna 
Toohey  C,  604  Market 

Truelson  T,  SE  cor  Ijcavenworth  and  Sac 
Tweithmann  N,  cor  Folsom  and  Tenth 
Tyson  A  J.  Bell  G  &  Co,  Wash  &  Stock 
Union  Grocery  Co,  47  Second 

Vallers  &  Bros,  971  Harrison 

Van  Soosten  &  Ahrens,  Folsom  and  16th 
Vennekohl  Bros,  1200  Pacific 


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Verdenhalven  J, 
VoUmer  John, 
Von  Hadeln  John, 
Von  Harten  Louis, 
Von  Issenaurff  C  F, 
Vorralh  H, 
Walbrok  &  Schroder, 
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156  Clara 

400  Sixth 

737  Turk 

1601  Powell 

Sixth  and  Brannan 

Howard  and  Beale 

Point  Lobos  ave 

214  Davis 

137  Oak 


Waller  A;  Fisher,  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Walsh  James,  2501  Jaekson 

Walter  Hermann,  231  Tenth 

WABNXEN  H  F,  Francisco  &  Dupont 
Watermann  J  O,  733  Montgomery 

Weber  T  H,  Point  Lobos  ave 

•  Wehr  Chrs,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Wellbrock  &  Schroder,  214  Davis 

Whalen  Wm,  237  Minna 

Wheelan  Jno  S,  220  Thirteenth 

Wherity  P  k  Son,  218  and  220  First 
Wiebalk  N,  S  W  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Wieboldt  Bros,  HW  cor  Vain  and  20th 
Wilkens  &  Co,  Third  and  Brannan 

Wilkens  M,  HE  cor  Chestnut  and  Mason 
Williams  John,  1506  Powell 

Windt  H  A,  cor  Hyde  and  Broadway 
Winkelmann  Henry,    '  601  Hayea 

Winter  J  H,  1600  Bush 

Winter  John  P,  cor  Union  and  Filbert 
WintjenJohn,  2201  Geary 

Witgens  Deidrich,  1201  Dupont 

WitsohenH,  NW  cor  Dupoutand  Bdwy 
Witte  C,  w  s  Georgia  bet  Shasta  ft  Sierra 
Witte  Wm,  SE  cor  Powell  and  Vallejo 
Witzel  J  F  &  Bro,  cor  Davis  and  Pac 
Wobber  Henry,  NE  cor  Leav  and  (ieary 
Welters  Bros,  20th   and  (iuerrero 

Woiters  Wm,  2t)  Clementina 

Woolhouse  &  Hillard,  cor  I'Jth  and  Capp 
Worshem  W  S  &  Co,  301  Tyler 

Wortheimer  4  Simon,  735  O'Farrell 

Wright  Mitchell,  20  Sixth 

Wulbern  John,  cor  Filbert  and  Laguna 
Wultf  Bros,        NE  cor  Sixth  ave  and  L 
Wubsen  D  H,         cor  Ninth  and  Folsom 
Ziercnburg  &  Stamen,  721  Folsom 

Zimmer  G  W,  422  Post 

GROCERIES  -  WHOLESALE. 

•Importers. 

Adams,  McNeil  &  Co,  405  Front 

Athearii  &  Co,  6  Steuart 

Bigley  Bros,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
*CASTLE  BROS,  213  and  2 1 7  Front 
Church  &  Co,  •      405      " 

CLUFFBROS. 

40  and  42  Souond  r,iid  9  and  1 1  Mont  av 
Corbitt  &  Macleay,  218  California 

SAHERI  F  ft  OO,  27  and  29  California 
I>odge,  Sweeney  ft  Co, 

114  and  116  Mkt  and  11  and  13Cal 


Dodge  W  W  ft  Co,     cor  Clay  and  Front 
*Ehrman  H  ft  Co,  104  to  1 10  Front 

Foster  S  ft  Co,  36  California 

OAOUARDO  ft  CHICHIZOLA. 

725  and  727  San 
GIBSON  C  W.  (Lor  Angeles),  209  Sac 
*GRIFFIN  ft  CO,  405  Front 

HAAS  BROS,      100  and  102  California 
Hanley  ft  Snow,  126  California 

Hellman,  Haas  ft  Co,  (Los  Angeles), 

101  and  102  California 
Henry  ft  Osgood,  421  Clay 

Henry  W  Warn  n,  426  Sansom 

Hyman  Bros,  (Nevada  City),  41 1  Front 
Jennings  Thos,  416  Sansom 

Jones  ft  Co,  218  and  220  Front 

Kruse  ft  Euler,  209  and  211  Front 

Levi  H  ft  Co,         221,  223  and  225  Front 
Lewis  Henry  L,  215  Sacramento 

Liudley  ft  Co,  (Sacramento),     405  Front 
Lohman  ft  Coirhill,       313  and  315     " 
MANGELS  M  ft  CO.  319  Cky 

Mau  Albert  ft  Co,     246  and  248  Market 

MATT  WM  F  ft  CO.       1022      « 
McKay  ft  Brown,  427  Davis 

Newmark  H  ft  Co,  214  California 

*NEWTON  BROS  ft  CO.  (teas), 

204  and  206  California 
Perkins,  Logan  ft  Co,  21 1  and  213  Clay 
Root  ft  Sanderson,  124  Mkt  and  21  Cal 
liountree  ft  McC'ure,  404  Front 

Sabatie  A  E  ft  Co,  619  Sansom 

Saulnier  John  ft  Co,     607  and  60!)  Front 
Stratton  C  A  ft  Co,        21 1  and  213  Clav 

TABER,  BARKER  ft  CO,  ^ 

108  and  1 10  California 
Till  ft  Bendel,327  Bat,41 1  Clay,  410  Coml 
Wadhams  ft  Elliott,  20C  Front 

WELLMAN.  PECK  ft  CO. 

126,  128,  130  and  132  Market 

GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 

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Adams  Christ, 
Beck  August, 
Browning  August, 
Clausen  Geo, 
Holier  ft  Moller, 
LaddCD, 


408  Commercial 

510  Broadway 

051  Clay 

10.30  Sutter 

631  Washington 

821  Kearny 


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^'Importers. 

ALTiEN  E  T,  515  Market 

Annes  ftDallam,  1 17  Front 

Clabrough  J  P  ft  Bro,     630  Montgomery 
*CTJRRT  N  ft  BRO.         1 13  Sansom 


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HbINJB&CO.  745  Mission 

UDDLE  &  KAEDINO,      538  Wash 
♦PLATE  A  J  &  C50,  325  Montgomery 

Schneider  W  H,  ^,  ^^  ««"y 

Schoeneman  Fntz,  517   Kearn, 
^hreveOeoW,  ^14  Bus.. 

SkinkerJohn,  115  Pine 

*SOHNTAG  CHAS  &  CO.       40  Cai 

ViUeffia  L  J,  624  Washington 

Wilson  H  H  &  Son,  513  Clay 


CEO.  W.  8HREVE, 

Importer,  Wholesale  and  Betoil  Dealer  in 

Guns,  Sportsmen's  Goods,  &c 

S14  Bush  St.  San  Francisco. 

Careful  attention  given  to  orders.  Lowest  prices, 


NATHANIEL  CUBB?  &  BUO., 

Importers  and  Dealers  in 

Shot  Guns,  Rifles  and  Pistols 

Of  every  description.  Sharp's  Sporting  Rifle- 
Model  of  1874.  lia  tiiansom  Street,  be- 
tween Pine  and  Bush.  San  Francisco^  have  con- 
Ntantl_v  on  hand  Remington's  and  Shaip's  Sport- 
ing RifluH,  Evans  and  Winchester  Repeating  Ri- 
tttiti,  Siiiitli  ill  Wesson  Pistols.  Also  Cartridges  r>; 
every  description.  Repairing  of  every  descrip- 
tion done  in  the  neatusc  manner  and  warranted. 

J.  E.  KLEIN, 

Centennial  Shooting  Gallery, 

And  Ammunition  Store, 

746  Mission  Street,  bet.  3d  and  4th, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

The  Longest  Gallery  Range  in  the  Ci<y.  AH 
l<inds  of  Rifle  and  Shotgun  Cartridges  on  hand 
and  put  up  to  order  at  Reduced  prices.  Reload- 
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Country  orders  solicited.  Military  Companies 
supplied  at  reduced  rates. 


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Aaron  Joseph, 

Abraham  A  &  Bro, 

Abraina  A  J, 

Allen  Harry, 

Amette  John, 

Antonio  Francisco, 

Asch  Benjamin, 

Aurouze  Marius, 

Batavia  P, 

Beilles  J  B, 

Bell  J  B, 

Bernard  H, 

Beyer  Lewis  H, 

Bleily  Jos  K, 

Boisse  Eugene, 

Bollinger  Francis, 

Born  Chas, 

Broquet  Jean, 

Brougham  J, 

Brown  S  G, 

Bullier  John, 

Burger  Jacob, 

Calliaan  Jno, 

Canepa  P, 

Charbonnat  P, 

Clark  Thos, 

Clark  Wm  H, 

Cohen  P, 

CohnI, 

Coleman  A, 

Coleman  C  H, 
Conrad  &  Troell, 
Cook  John, 
Cordan  A  &  Son, 
Cordeiro  M  M, 
Corinson  N, 
Corrivean  S 
CoBgrove  Wm  F, 
Crt;amer  Aaron, 
Curtis  Jno, 
Davis  Jacob, 
Diefenbacher  Geo, 
Dissa'v  Antoine, 
Drescher  Chas, 
Dunr  y  E, 
Dupont  O, 
Earl  Thos  J, 
Edmonds  P  A, 
Einsfeld  Peter, 
Elicourt  Sc  Boisseaa, 
Ellis  John  M, 
Emmerich  B, 
Eppinger  John, 
Erbe  Adam, 
Evanno  J, 
EwaidT, 
Ferraioli  L, 
Fischer  Alex, 
Fisher  F, 
Fisher  Peters, 
Fleischman  Chas, 
Fleischman  Jno, 


634  Third 

6  Turk 

1305  Leavenworth 

860  Howard 

32  Hayes 

605  Broadway 

215  Sixth 

203  Montgomery  ave 

651  Merchant 

124  Montgomery  ave 

1239  Folsom 

642  Market 

1330  Dupont 

418  Bush 

526  Commercial 

115^  Jackson 

417  Post 

319  Montgomery  ave 

631  Kearny 

216  Sixteenth 

1916  Market 

623  Pacific 

152  Second 

323  Montgomery  ave 

24  •«  «« 

2015  Mission 

63  New  Montgomery 

12  Sacramento 

504  Clay 

218  Pacific 

627  Sacramento 

721  Clay 

131  Montgomery 

210  Drumm 

20  Clay 

1829  Union 

113  Geary 

1134  Folsom 

319Sansom 

1146  Market 

17  Geary 

911iLarkin 

611  Kearny 

535  Geary 

330.^  Montifomery 

1419  Octavia 

146  Ninth 

1 19  Sixth 

650  Market 

217  Montgy  ave 

53  Fifth 

2610  Mission 

1559  Market 

5  Stockton 

712  Pacific 

1218  Stockton 

13  Montgomery  ave 

923  Montgomery 

817  Battery 

306  Fourth 

316  Kearny 

203  Third 


Flioourt  Edward, 
Flieler  &  Kiefw, 
Fox  Samuel, 
Fried  Davis, 
Funk  Henry, 
Gaacs  Peter, 
Gander  H, 


217  Montgomery  ave 

6-PoweU 

621  Davig 

1527  Turk 

631  Sacramento 

421  Pacific 

428  Broadway 


Garrissere  &  Stein  A  J,  600  Montgomery 


Gellert  Bros, 
Genster  J, 
Gentil  A, 
Giese  Kilian, 
Girardin  Jno  F, 
Golly  tlos, 
Gorfinkel  Wm, 
Greif  &  Armann, 
Grimm  A. 
Gv  .man  D, 
Hadley  Walter, 
Hain  Edward, . 
Hammerschmidt  Jno, 
Harberecht  Wm, 
Hauser  H, 
Heath  Jno  A, 
Heegler  &  Katz, 


214  Bu8h 

808  Larkin 

706  Pacific 

434 

1905  Fillmore 

1203  Dupont 

412i  Sixth 

636  Washington 

Lick  House 

1053  Market 

262  Third 

1206  Folk 

610  r^aguna 

1432  California 

215  Dupont 

231 i  Second 

202  Fourth 


Heider's  Hair  Dressing  Saloon,  310  Bush 


Heilfronn  Julius, 
Hensee  S  L, 
Henz  Henry, 
Hock  &  Pcrazzo, 
Hoey  A, 
Hoffman  J, 
House  Edward  W, 
House  Wm  M, 
Hubbard  EH, 
HuberChas, 
Hyman  Leon, 
Hyman  Nathan, 
Jacobs  Jacob  Jr, 
Jager  G  W, 
Jerabek  &  Schley 
Johnson  John, 
Joseph  Ike, 

JOTCE&PHUXIPS, 

Kammererft  Koch, 
Kastcns  &  Yack, 
Kiefer  Jno, 
Kiliam  — , 
King  P. 
Klemm  Hugo, 
Knoechel  tc  Brand, 
Koch  J  M, 
Koelger  A, 
Koerner  M, 
Korn  Abram  I, 
KruU  E, 


341  Hayes 

108  Sixth 

5034  East 

548  Washington 

1012  Stockton 

709  Davis 

6008  Mission 

266  First 

923  Market 

2007  Polk 

2  Sixth 

21 1  Montgomery  ave 

517 

630  OTarreli 

137  Sixth 

lOOOJ  Market 

415  East 

114  Sutter 

642  California 

1102  Larkin 

310  Bush 

4:^4  Pacific 

323       " 

285  East 

621  Montgomery 

648  Commercial 

1743  Mission 

4  Hardie  Place 

545  California 

1071  Bryant 

163  2d  and  672^  Miss 

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Lampe  Bros, 
Lampe  T  C  &  Bro, 

6  Powell  and  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
l^andruff  &  Knauer,  106  Mission 

Lauricella  &  Co,  1339  Dupont 

Lehn  Philip  H,  606  Merchant 


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Lemcke  Otto,  129  Fourth 

Lewin  Moses,  419  Fourth 

Levey  B,  1 1 J  Jackson 

Levey  4;  Harris,  705J  Market 

Levy  M,  358  Fourth 

Lewis  H,         SW  cor  Front  and  Pacific 


Lewis  &  Harris, 
Linchan  Daniel  J, 
Lipmaii  &  Hyman, 
Lueders  Mrs  R, 
Mahoney  John  T, 
Martin  Antone, 
Martin  J  K, 
Meyer  FWH, 
Miller  F  W, 
Miller  William, 
Miraglia  C, 
Mitchell  F, 
Mohr  Carl, 
Molteao  C  F, 
Morgenstem  Wm, 
MullerWm, 
Murphy  Charles, 
Murphy  D  H, 
Murphy  Jas, 
Murray  John, 

NKHOLAS  GEO. 

Obenauer  Geo, 
Oppenheim  &  Steiber, 
OrfilaPV, 
O'Sullivan  P, 
Perino  Frank, 
Peterson  *  Alarnie, 
Petrie  Henry, 
Peva  A, 

Plato  k  Hecnse, 
ProBchold  Charles, 

PROSGHOID  T, 

Rapp  Chas  E, 
Ratz  Wm, 
Rebhan  Andrew, 
Reese  J, 

Regaudiat  A  J  P, 
Rice  Jno  T, 


822  Kearny 

503  Howard 

403  Pine 

222\  Mission 

1 102  Market 

113  Jackson 

4  Hardie  Plncc 

1741  Mission 

206i  Sutter 

(514  Post 

902  Front 

108  Steuart 

1437  Mission 

1616  Polk 

440  Miirket 

614  Post 

135  Third 

303  Sixth 

334  Bush 

9  and  1 1  Pacific 

cor  7th  and  Folsom 

39  Second 

12  Sixth 

238  Kearny 

1069  Howard 

619  Sacramento 

1133I>upont 

1743  Mission 

222  Broadway 

108  Sixth 

844  Valencia 

624  Fourth 

325  Dupo'it 

202  Fourth 

Folsom  bet  22d  &  2:^1 

402  Pacific 

24  Montgomery  ave 

770  Howard 


Schultz  Philip, 
Schwartz  Saml, 
Schworn  Michael, 
Selig  S  A, 
Shaen  A, 
Shaftner  C  H, 
Shewetzen  Abe, 
Silva  Frank  A, 
Silva  Joseph, 
Silva  Manuel, 
Silva  M  J, 
Siver  Joseph  V, 
Smith  Geo  L, 
Smith  Wm, 
Sperl  Charles, 
Stable  &  Bernhard, 

STABLE   HENRT  W, 

dental), 
Stern  S, 
Stevens  Joseph. 
Stolz  David,  (supplies), 
Stom  Geo  A, 
Strecker  &  Kern, 
Strehl  Philip, 


220  McAllister 

653  Sacramento 

llOOi  Stockton 

903  Mitrket 

321  Bush 

2115A  Fillmore 

329  Sixteenth 

530  Fourth 

901  Folsom 

141  li  Stockton 

112  First 

518  Fourth 

1210  Market 

Mission  Market 

444  Third 

Buss  House 


(Occi- 

233  Bush 
801  Keaniy 

234  Fifth 
3  Hardie  Place 

104  Ninth 

33  Post 

20  Stockton 


Streih  J  &  Bros,  8  Merchants'  Exchange 

Strozynski  S,  27  Ellis 

Teixeira  F  L, 

Thomas  John, 

Tresselt  Charles, 

Tuft  H  N, 

Ubhaus  J  &  F, 

Uszynski  Mrs  B, 

Van  Geistefields  H  L, 

Vantine  John, 


Richter  Henry,  cor  Railroad  &  7th  aves 
Riley  Miss  Theresa,  210  Willow  ave 

Rocicenfield  William,  441  Valencia 

Redden  Hugh,  2114  Folsom 

Rosa  Jos,  433  Pine 

Rosa  J  P,  657  Clay 

Rosenblum  D,  504  Hfiyes 

Rosenthal  M,  225  Dupont 

Russell  Bros,  62  Second 

Salcedo  Alex,  535  Sacramento 

Sand  Bros,  50  Fourth  and  23  Third 

Sanguinetti  N  A,    '  1512  Stockton 


Schmitt  F  A, 
Schoen  L  L, 
Schoenwald  Albert, 
Schoenwald  Otto, 
Schollers  H, 
Schuoh  ft  Witte, 


403  Dupont 

1256  Market 

2209  Geary 

127  Second 

2755  Mission 

434  Montgomery 


Voininet  &  Thomas, 
Wall  Robert, 
Walton  Thos  J, 
Wanhath  Max, 
Wanek  Edward, 
Ward  Andrew  J, 
Webber  Chas, 
WielH)  Wm, 
Williams  N  F, 
Wolf  Jno, 


505  Broadway 

107  Jackson 

553  Fourth 

818  Third 

12  Geary 

2247  Mission 

633  Pacific 

2999  Misson 

545  Merchant 

313  East 

302  Folsom 

6  Stockton 

144  Third 

665  Mission 

152  Steuart 

2  Morton 

799  F«urth 

221  Dupont 


Wunsch  Nicholas,  cor  R  R  and  1 1th  aves 
Zimmer  Chas  C,  6  Summer 

Zimmermann  Edw,  336  Sixth 

HAIRDRESSERS-LADIES. 

Chariot  lyime  M  D,  1638  Polk 


Chroniger  Mme, 
Deler  J, 
Dupuy  Mrs  Hattie, 
Godemeyer  Mrs  D, 
Harmon  Mrs  E  J, 
House  Mme, 
Maugein  Mme, 
Menljerg  Mrs  M  R, 
Phillips  Mrs. 
Scully  Miss  N, 
Shephard  &  Co, 
Wilkins  Mrs, 
tVinter  Miss  Alice, 


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12  Kearny 

1023  Market 

709  Filbert 

313  Sixth 

308  Sixth 

13244  Polk 

328  Sutter 

122  Ellis 

1021  Larkin 

8  Stockton 

339  Fourth 

1601  Polk 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Pure  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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Olover  ft  Willoomb, 

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HAIR  GOODS-HUMAN. 

Andrew  Misa  C  E, 
Cook  Mrs  A  0, 
Gardmeyer  Mrs  D, 
Garisaere  F, 

GOLDSTEIN  ft  OOHN. 

Hannan  Mrs  £  J, 

Koache  Kudolph, 

Lindman  Anno, 

Meinberga  Mra  M  R, 

Monk  S,  (wigmaker), 

Shepherd  &  Co,  (wigmakers),  8  " 

Spitz  Mme  Bertha  &  Go,        328  Kearny 

Strozynaki  S,  (wigmaker),  27  EUia 

Thompaon  Thoa,  722  Market 

Wane  Mme  K  L,  621)  Murket 

Wilkina  Mra  8  J,  940  Harriaon 


261  Third 

115  Kearny 

709  Filbert 

llSDupont 

808  Market 

324^  Hiiyeo 

420  Buah 

600  St  )ckton 

323  8utter 

14  Stockton 


GOLDSTEIN  &  COHN, 

Importera,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

And  manufacturers  of 
HwltcheM,  CTurls.  Chignons,  Ar. 

808  Market  Street. 

'.binKs  made  up  in  any  sitvlc.    Country  orders 
l»romp"v  executed. 


HARBOR  COMMISSIONERS. 

Blanding  Wm,  10  California 

EvanaGeoS,  10  " 

Green  J  J,(a88't  chief  warfinger),10  " 
Barlow  Marou8,(chief  wariiuger),10  " 
Holmea  H  C,  (aaa't  engineer),  10  " 
Lamar  J  B,  10  " 

Lucaa  R  H.  (aupt  of  dredgea),  10  " 
McClelland  J  A,(8ecy  Har  Com),  10  " 
O'Brien  Jno  J,  (aaa't  secy  ♦'  ),10  " 
Phillipa  W  A,  (State  Har  "  ),10  " 
Smith  laaac  VV,  (chief  engineer),  10  " 

HARDWARE. 

(See  alao  Stovea  and  Tinware. ) 


Archer  Wm, 

ARNOLD  N  S  &  CO. 

Bachman  Jacob, 

BeeF, 

Caire  Justinian, 

Campbell  Murdock, 

DAViS  W,  (saddlery), 

»INO£R  CHRIS, 
UNO  W  A, 


919  Folaom 

310  Califuruia 

729  Clay 

346  Third 

628  Broadway 

7  Steuart 

410  Market 

623  Pacific 

1108  Market 


Gyain  &  Molua,  106  Jackson 

Haseltine  R  E,  423  Davis 

Haug  Juliua,  115  Second 

Hehnken  J  T,  516  Kearny 

HOLBROOK,  MERRILL  ft  STET- 
SON. Ill  Calif. )rnia 
Imhaua  &  Triebel,  227  Hayes 
Johnson  W  8  &  C*,  2179  Green 
Lanodon  &  Rebman,  1036  Mkt  &  31  6th 
LDffORTH,  RICE  ft  00,401  Market 
Lung  Claude,  654  Waahington 
Mariaui  G  D,  1028  Dupunt 
McGee  Jno  J,  309  Sixth 
Mclnnea  J  H,  927  Larkiu 
Moan  Edward,  1627  Market 
Moenning  G,  616  Octavia 
Nelaon  Wm  F,  206  and  208  Jackson 
Norman  F  G,  840  Valencia 
Oaborn  ft  Alexander,  628  Market 
OSBORN  R  E  ft  CO,  (cabinet). 

751  Market 
Otto  Chaa,  626  Fourth 

RICHARDS  ft  SNOW.  408  Market 
Uosekranz  H  &  Co,  638        « 

SELBTTHOSHftCO. 

116  and  118  California 
Stemplemann  Henry,  623  Pacific 

Vale  Chas,  1309  Polk 

WEAVER  D  E»  124  Sixth 

Williams  8  G,  255  Fourth 

Wilson  J  S.  408  Hayes 

Winch  Walter.  632  Hayes 

HARDWARE -WHOLESALE. 

ALLEN  £  T.  515  Market 

ARNOLD  N  S  ft  CO,  310  California 
BAKER  ft  HAMILTON.  13-19  Front 
CAROLAN.  OORT  ft  CO, 

.117-119  California 
Daneri  Antonio,  420  Battery 

DUNHAM.  CARRIOAN  ft  CO, 

107  to  111  Front 
Gordon  J  E  &  Co,  252  Mkt  and  14     " 
HAWXES  C  K.  '^68  Markst 

Hawley  C  A  4  Co.  412 

HAWLET  MARCUS  C  ft  CO, 

301  and  309  Market 

UUNTINOTON.  HOPKINS  ft  CO. 

junction  Bush  and  Market 
Joost  Bros,  cor  Mission  and  Eleventh 
Landers  P,  408  Market 

OSBORNRFftCO,  75i      •< 

Parkhurst  V  S  W.  416 

RICHARDS  ft  SNOW,      408 
SELBY  THOS  H  ft  CO.     116-1 18  Cal 
Simmons,  Kowe  &  Co.  52  Clay 

Tay  George  H  &  Co,  614  to  618  Battery 
Underbill  Jacob,  308  California 

VAN  WINKLE  I  S  ft  CO. 

413  and  415  Market 

WHITNEY  ft  MARSHALL, 

22  and  24  Fremont 


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HARNESS  AND  SADDLERY. 

(Set)  alio  Harness  Makers  and  Saddlers.) 

Backstedt  Wm,     Folsom  and  Sixteenth 
Blake  John,  222-Second 

BOWLET  BROS*  Miss  and  New  Mont 

268  Krst 

248  Third 

410  Market 

178  Jessie 

528  Montgomery  ave 

618  Mission 

2212        •• 

411  California 

14  Pine 


HARNESS     MAKERS     AND 
SADDLERS. 

(Soe  also  Harness  and  Saddlery.) 

Acton  R,  2760  Mission 

Colman  J  J,  412  Folsom 

Conway  MO,  673  Mission 

CosbieWm,  423         " 

Cnells  Joseph  ft  Co,  525  Pacific 

Delphino  ft  Ross,  721  Sansom 

Deutsoh  Julius,  1408  Polk 

Dieu  — ,  1614  Mission 

Doyle  Patrick,  8  Taylor 

Fennell  Itennis,  622  Battery 

Floret  Trinidad,  1010  Kearny 

Frankenberg  Joseph,  220  Drumm 

Freeohtle  J,  81 1  Larkin 

Fuller  Thos,  312  Jackson 
Oulilfoile  J  J,Twenty-sizth  and  Mission 


Haskell  C  L, 

Hoesh  Wm, 

Jameson  H  D, 

Jones  Wm, 

Lahaney  P  W, 

Markey  H  W, 

Mathews  Samuel, 

Mead  Chas  H, 

Mesd  ft  Son, 

Mc^^ennon  ft  Montgomery, 

M'.Laughlin  Thos  P, 

KoMahon  J  B, 

iilolter  Ohav, 

O'NeUl  M, 

Paquet  D, 

PhUips  B, 

Phipps  J, 


12  Bush 

&05  Hayes 

306  Market 

2104  Fillmore 

oor  Fifth  and  R  R  aves 

420  Hayes 

1232  Market 

622  Front 


821  Market 

327  Sutter 

1809  Polk 

217  EUis 

19  Seventh 

728  Fourth 

434  Broadway 

303  Fifth 

665  Howard 


Calnan  Jno  J, 
Cram  Wm, 

DAVIS  WM, 

Dunlevy  J, 

Hansen  Louis, 

Helke  Chas, 

Herring  C, 

Holcomb  Bros  ft  Co, 

Johnson  J  C  ft  Co, 

JOHNSON  &  SCHULE,  (harness 

ornaments  and  badges),  5  Port 

Lawleas  Bros,  628  Front 

Little  C  C  N,  703     " 

MAIN  &  WINCHESTER, 

214  and  216  Battery 

McCJinnis  T.  773  Market 

Mead  Chas  H,  522  Front 

Meinhardt  F,  1146  Mission 

O'KANE  J,  767  Market 

Piche  Medor,  636  Broadway 

Schwan  Frank,  934  Folsom 

Shields  R  H,  530J  Sixth 

Steir  ft  Weitner.  550  Fourth 
STONE  ft  HATDEN,  422  and  424  Bat 

Tillman  A,  313  Minna 

Warschaner  Moritz,  305  Davis 

Weaver  H,  14  Turk 

HATS  AND  CAPS. 

(See  also  Hatters.) 

BERWIN  P  ft  BRO,  (imprs).  111  Bat 

{ DAVIS  BROS.  718  Market 

Fisher  ft  Co,  9  Montgomery 

Fleisher  W,  109  Sansom 

FRANK  E,  535  and  537  Kearny 

FRIEDLANDER  BROS,  10  and  12  Sut 
Gam  W,  423  Pine 

KIINE  ft  00,  26  and  28  Battei7 

Kline  Louis  ft  Co,  110  Bush 

MEUSSDORFFER  K, 

15  Kearny;  635  and  637  Commercial 
Simon  U  ft  Sons  ft  Cook,         3  Sansom 
TRIEST  ft  CO,      116  and  118        " 
Zabel  J,  126        " 


Ryan  J  B, 
Schadler  H, 
Trumbull  Wm, 
Will«>n  G  W, 


639  Broadway 

2004  Mission 

121  Davis 

Greenwich  and  Steiner 


Blade  ft  Hubner, 
Boysen  Julius, 
Collins  C  J  ft  Co, 
Fernandez  P, 

FISHER  ft  00, 

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(See  also  Hats  and  Caps.) 

910  Market 

604  Merchant 

227  Montgomery 

604  Kearny 

9  Montgomery 

1509  Market 


PURE  PORT  WINE,  ftr  ttilcliil  Pimotti.  802  Davis  St,  S.  F. 


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Jacobs  A, 
Jacobs  H, 
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Kaskel  Adolphe 
Kaskol  Bros, 
Kuiiifjk  &  Hodman, 
Maurm  J  B, 


336  Keariiy 

13'J  Third| 

324  Koarny; 

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423  Keiiniy} 

617  Coinineroiul 

3l'8  Koarny 

1047  Market! 


MaOann  P  H,  '26  Third  and  8'i2 
McNamara  Wm,  12*J4 

MEUSSDORFFEB  J  C  ft  SON,(im- 

porters  and  tufr8,)653  and  655  Market 

KEUSSDORFFER  K. 

15  Kearny  and  635  and  637  Coml 
MEnSSDORFFERM,(infraand  im- 
porters,) NE  cor  Mont  and  Bush 

402  Kearny 


Meyer  0  H  &  Bro, 
Miller  G  W, 
Norieea  P, 
Russell  J, 
Schussler  Chris, 
Stack  &  Lacombe, 

WHITE  HENRT, 

614  and  616  Coinl  aiid  335  Kearny 
Wores  Joseph,  609  Washington 


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1 12  Montgomery 
528 

136  Third 

208  Montgomery 

639  Market 


HERRMANN  ths  HATTER 
336  Kearny  Street,  S.  F., 

Has  She  Bent  Hats, 

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HATS  and  CAPS 

Retail  and  Wholesale. 

lSEcarDy&63i&637C0Mercial8ts 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


HAY,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 

(See  also  Grain — Commission.) 

Adam  &  Bletter,  44  Clay 

Blair  &  Chase,  1912  Market 

Bricnone  D  &  Co,  616  Broadway 

Ballerdieckft  Mertz,  1632  Mission 

Chase  WW*  Co,  1912  Market 

Curran  Jno,  Sixteenth  and  Guerrero 
Depuy  &  Bowman,  9  and  1 1  Bluxome 
Doane  J  G,  ,NE  cor  Tyler  and  Webster 
DruRunond  ti  Lemont,  433  Valencia 
Dunn  &  Blucher,  cor  Fillmore  and  Lorn 
SUTTOH  HENRY  JR,  pier  7  Steuart 
JSLUS  ft  MTT/L|^H.,  21  and  23  Dupont 


Flinn  P  T  A  Son,  Howard  and  Eighth 
(irant  and  Smith,  1141  and  1143  Markut 
Hadley  D  L,  1704  'Mdy 

Hanua  George,  859  Hariison 

Hansen  Peter,  cor  Kailroad  and  7th  aves 
Healuy  C  S,  SW  cor  Mission  and  2»th 
JONES.  THOMPSON  ft  CO,  1535  Migg 
KELLEY  BROS,  cor  UK  and  12th  avos 
Kiioblock  Jacob,  cor  Butte  and  Tunn 
KRUSE  J  H,  SE  cor  23d  and  Shotwell 
LANDER  0  ft  SON,  Fourth  and  King 
Lauterwusser  &  Smith,  1214  FoUotn 
Law  ton  C  D,  1925  Bush 

Maguire  M  &  O,  133  Hayes 

M ^TfF  0-  cor  8th  and  Brannan  and 

SE  cor  Bush  and  Van  Ness 
Meachan  &  Bacon,  2735  Mission 

MOORE  ft  MoLAREN,  14  and  lO  fSpuur 
Moore  S,  835  Valencia 

MORROW  GEO.  39  vhy 

N  icholus  &  Atwoo  ],Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 
Nunn  G  B,  1825  Union 

Puuienjiin  H,  cor  Mason  and  Francisco 
Peters  k  Cowie,     cor  Russ  and  llowurj 

RIDER,  SOMERS  ft  CO.  pier  22  steu 

Uierman  11  &  Co,  Miss  bet  22d  and  23(1 
Kiley  &  Vest,  507  East 

llodgors  John  &  Sons.Market  and  Hayes 
Schroder  Clark,  1619  Eddy 

Schulte  Tlieo,  422  Valencia 

Schwegerie  Jno  &  Co,  549  Fourth 

SCOTT  ft  McCORD*  pier  21  steuart 
Suhling  Henry,  124  Twenty-fourth 

Taggart  P,  NW  cor  19th  and  Folsom 
Tiernan  &  Co,  2622  Mission 

Tobelmana  Henry,  237  Hayes 

Vermeil  J  L,  608  Fomth 

Wessling  Henry  J,  1515  (ieary 

Whelan  John,  dW  cor  17th  and  Mission 


GEORGE  MORROW. 

flay,  Efrain  &  CommissioD  Hercbant, 

39  Clay  Street, 

San  Francisco,  California. 

HIDES,  PELTS  AND  TALLOW 

(See  also  Wool — Commission.) 

ABENHEIMER  JVLHTS,  20  Sansom 
BISSINOER  ft  CO,  »02  Front 

Blochman  A  Cerf,  26  California 

CAHEN  BROS  ft  GO.  4i  Clay 

Clayburg  Albert,  306  Batterr 

Clayburg  ft  Bear,      320  and  322  Batte^ 

FALE^TER,  BELL  ft  CO. 

430  Cal  and  cor  6th  and  Towusend 
FRANZ  J  ft  SONS,      406and408B*t 


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I>e.lerkey  Henr'v  - »« 

Jl-erks  &  Johnson  ^^4  Fourth 

^ickenson  E  J,     '  18  First 

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GBAHD  HOTEL.  (S  F  Thorn) 

cor  Market  and  New  Mont 
Griffith  D  N,  218  Broadway 

OuilUame  Hotel,  72  Pacific 

Hackmeier  Adam,  512  Bush 

Haesloop  D,  N£  cor  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Haight  House,  622  Brannan 

Hancock  Samuel,  132  Sixth 

Hanaa  Hotel,  429  Bush 

Helvetia  Hotel,  431  Pine 

Henry  Greo  W,  cor  Beale  and  Folsom 
Herman  Rudolph,  Baker  and  Tonquin 
Hinrichs  J  F,  9  and  1 1  Pacific 

Hintz  &  Buck,  735  Brannan 

Hotel  de  Roma,  818  Sansom 

HOTEL  BHEUr,  (Miller  &  Co), 

909  Kearny 
Huettmann  Mrs  A,       cor  Polk  and  Fell 

INTEElTATiiONAL  HOTEL.  (H 

C  Patridge),  824  and  826  Kearny 

Jackson  Alexander,  66  and  68  Oregon 
Jakes  C,  619  Pacific 

Johnson  E  A,  8  and  10  Berry 

Jung  Mrs  L,  SW  cor  Wash  and  Drumm 
Kayser  ft  Klose,  22  and  24  Turk 

Klevesahl  E  W,  207  Post 

Koch  Claus,  207  Montgomery  ave 

Kuhn  Geo,  959  Market 

Kuhl  &  liangpoap,  530  Third 

Lehrke  C  H,  618  and  620  Fourth 

Lick  House,  Mont  bet  Sutter  and  Post 
Lyons  Michael,  1027  Market 

\Ianhattan  Hotel,  106  First 

Manhattan  House,  705  and  707  Front 
Maurer  Leo,  741  Market 

McCarthy  Wm,  17  Vallejo 

McGrath  J,  612  Mission 

Meyer  ft  Brumeister,  529  Valencia 

MOVTOOMXRT  HOTEL,  (Chaa 

Montgomery),  221  to  229  Second 

Murray  Thos,  510  Davis 

New  Helvetia  House,  616  California 
New  Washington  Hotel,        624  Fourth 

NEW  WISCONSIN  HOTEL, 

(Trembath  ft  Evans),  902  Montgomery 
Nucleus  Hotel,  oor  Third  and^Market 
North  German  Hotel,        26  Sacramento 

OOdDEHTAL  HOTEL.  (Chas  L 

Wetherbee),  Montgomery 

O'CONNOR  E,  *24  Broadway 

Overland  House;  533  Sacramento 

PALACE  HOTEL   (A  D  Sharon 

lessee),  Market 

Park  E  W,  NE  oor  24th  and  Mission 
PATBIDOE  H  C,  824  Keamy 

Pavavginia  A,  222  Broadway 

Pedroni  M  ft  Co,  621  Broadway 

Portland  Hotel,  54  Sacramento 

PRE8C0TT  HOUSE,  (O  F  Becker 

propr),  SW  cor  Mont  ave  and  Keamy 
Philadelphia  House,     '"       ' 


Rix  Mrs  A, 

BOKA  HOTEL, 

proprs), 

BUSS  HOUSE, 

Co),  ^ 

St  George  Hotel, 
St  Louis  Hotel, 


126  Fifth 
(G  ft  P-Beroni 

818  Sansom 
(S  H  Seymour  ft 

215  Montgomery 

812  Kearny 

13Paoific 

St  Nicholas  Hotel,        212  and  214  First 

SAN  BRUNO  HOTEL,  (John 

Schaer),        28th  and  San  Bruno  Road 


Sacham  ft  Mueller, 
Sanders  P, 
Scandinavian  Hotel, 
Siegfried's  Hotel, 
Stanford  Hotel, 
Stem  D, 
Stevenson  E  F, 
SWISS  HOTEL 


Rayne  Wm, 
Riegelhuth  J, 


421  and  423  Bush 

946  Harrison 

407  Pacific 


26  and  28  Turk 

823  Battery 

28  and  30  Clay 

228  Bush 

618  Fourth 

148  Sixth 

632  Market 

Lii,   (Jno  Gantner 

ir),  627  and  629  Commercial 

TAL   HOTEL,   (Buckley 

ft  Sheridan),  606  Fourth 

Ticino  Hotel,  518  Pacific 

UNION  HOTEL,  (Jno  Burke),  511  Miss 
Vickers  J  L,  509  Washington 

VogelM,  114  Hayes 

Wagner  A,  34     " 

Wameke  ft  Griffeths,  cor  6th  ave  and  M 

WASHINGTON  HOTEL.  (Pat- 
rick Collins),  5;9  Mission 
Western  Hotel,                   214  Broadway 
What  Cheer  House,        529  Sacramento 
Wiese  ft  Wagner,              26  «' 
WH  TELL  HOUSE,  F  Gercke 

propr),  317  Bush 

Wilson  ft  Holland,  10  Broadway 

Wright's  H«tel,  218  '< 

Zeiro  ft  Chiappari,  621  << 

HOUSE  AGENTS. 

(See  Real  Estate  Agents;  also  Collectors.) 

HOUSE  MOVERS. 


Burt  W  J, 
Coyle  John, 
Gleason  P, 
Harris  D, 
Stratton  J  S, 
Wilson  O  ft  Co, 


2817  Mission 

922  Harrison 
309MaK>n 
916  Oesiy 

854  Harrison 

857 


HOUSE  AND  SIGN  PAINTERS. 

(See  Painters.) 


ICE. 

American-Russian  Commercial  Co, 

cor  Broadway  and  Battefj! 
California  ft  Nevada  Ice  Co,  356Tehuu 
Georgia  Ice  Co,  309  Montgoinetj| 

International  Ice  Co,    309  ' 


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126  Fifth 
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818  Sansom 
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812  Keamy 
13  Pacific 
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26  and  28  Turk 
823  Battery 
28  and  30  Way 
228  Bush 
618  Fourth 
148  Sixth 
632  Market 
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518  Pacific 
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509  -Washington 
114  Hayes 
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214  Broadway 

629  Sacramento 

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309  MontgoB"! 
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Louisiana  ft  New  Orleans  Ice  Co, 

309  Montgomery 
Mountain  Ice  Co,  554  and  556  Mission 
MUTUAL  ICE  CO.  (John  Kirk- 

patrick  pres),  321  Francisco 

North  American  Ice  Co,         309  Montgy 
Pacific  Ice  Co,  320  Sansom 

Palmer  Ice  ft  Eefrigerating  Co,  224  Fre 
Peoples'  Ice  Co,  312  Mission 

Texas  Ice  Co,  309  Montgomery 

IMMIGRATION  AGENTS. 

Bunker  Chas  D,  508  Battery 

CAUFOBNIA  nOHORANT 
UIIIOIf,(W  H  Martin  agent), 

533  Keamy 
Pacific  Coast  Immigrant  Assn,  207    " 
SHEPHARD  JOHN  E,      5»1  Battery 
STATE  BOARD  OF  IMMIORA- 
TION    FOR    OREGON  AND 
WASHINGTON  TERRI- 

TORTi  (John  E  Shephard),     504  Bat 

INK  MANUFACTURERS. 

Pacific  Ink  Factory,  617  to  621  Brannan 

INSTRUMENTS -MATHE- 
MATICAL, OPTICAL,  ETC. 


Edwards  R  M, 
Hatteroth  ft  Russ, 
Pace  Chas, 
Rahsskopflf  Carl, 
Schmoltz  Wm, 
Tennant  Thos, 

WOLFF  &  LOZE. 


325  Kearny 

321         " 

418  Battery 

412  Commercial 

420  Montgomery 

18  Market 

120  Sutter 


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INSURANCE-ADJUSTERS. 

Chalmers  Wm  L,  322  California 

DIMON  CHAS  L.  (fire),  323 
GibbsCVS,  318 

OIBBS  W  C,  (marine),      318  " 

Staples  J  C,  322  " 


INSURANCE-BROKERS. 

Abrams  Samuel, 
Aronsoh..  S, 
Baoon  J  S, 


Bshrs  A, 

Beatty  ft  Lutz, 

Beck  L, 

Blumberg  J  P, 

Bremer  W  m  H, 

Brown  C  F, 

Brunner  J  A, 

Csrlin  John, 

Carlton  C  C, 

Carpenter  Mrs  Florence, 


140  Montgomery 
322  California 
318 
322 

310  Pine 

413  California 

306  Montgomery 

310  Sacramento 

37  Merchants'  Ex  )}ldg 

225  Sansom 

319  California 

311 

317  California 
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Cole  Oliver  H,  cor  Battery  and  Cal 

Cottrell  Edward  M,  218  Sansom 

Cunningham  R  B, 

Dannals  Chas  W, 

Davis  John  B  F, 

Deasy  Jeremiah, 

Dickson  Robt, 

Douzelnann  Jno  P, 

Earl  Halford, 

Eddy  N  B, 

Eistelder  Wm, 

Eldridge  Oliver, 

Faraday  Richard, 

Figel  S, 

Fischer  Henry  I, 

Foster  G  H, 

Frank  Isaac, 

Fuller  0, 

Gamiss  Jas  R, 

Hagan  &  Manheim, 

Harris  W  H, 

Harrison  WG,  (H  Co), 

Hawes  Alex  G, 

Hess  Levi, 

Hochheimer  Simon, 

Hogan  John, 

HoUis  ft  Harris, 

Hopkins  C  T, 

Howard  MB, 

Howard  Volney 

Jennings  Jos  C, 

Laughna  W  0, 

Levison  M, 

Levy  S  W, 

LORENTZEN  A  F, 

Mac  Donald  Wra, 
Marks  E, 
Mayuard  J  C, 
McCormick  J  W, 
Melcher  Jesse  A, 
Mercado  Mrs  Mary  R, 
Merrill  ChasR, 
Mitchell  J  C, 
Polack  S, 
Reddington  S  M, 

Roberts  Jas  B,  

RULE  FERDINAND 

life  and  marine), 
Sargent  S  A, 
Satteriee  W, 
Sheldon  Mrs  M  L, 
Shubart  Elias, 
Stillman  Alfred, 
Swain  Henry  C, 


320         •» 
504  Kearny 
406  California 
405  " 

317  " 
225  Sansom 

415  Market 

322  California 

202  Sansom 

318  California 
210  Sansom 

409  California 

429  Montgomery 

210" 

210  " 

322  California 

320  Sansom 

316  California 
423  '« 
413 

220  Sansom 
210        " 
313  California 
405  " 

2208  Mission 
318  California 
213  Sansom 
213        " 
■^   317  California 
322  " 

322  " 

21  Battery 
36  Market 

3 17  California 
409  " 
401  " 
322  " 

240  Montgomery 

307  " 

425  California 
425  " 

413  " 

322  " 

315  " 

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room  31  310  Pine 
322  California 

628  Montgoatfiiiy 

322  California 

104  Front 

232  California 

202  Sansom.' 


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Watson  W  A,  316  Montgomery 

Weber  Chas,  425  California 

Wetzlar  A  J,  406 

INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

311  California 
504  Keamy 


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.^tna  Life  (Hartford), 


H.  PALMER  &  CO.,  Native  Wines,  302  Davis  Street,  S.  F. 


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Agricultural  Fire  Ins  of  Watertown 
^Hutchinson   &    Mann    a^^ents), 

32*2  and  324  California 
I&IXEMANNIA  FIRE  (Pitts- 
burg), 209  Sansom 
AMAZON,  (Cincinnati),  310  Califurnia 
American  Central  Fire,  319  " 
American  Fire,  313  " 
Berlin-Cologne,  322  and  324  " 
Board  (lire)  Underwriters,  418  " 
Boston    &    Philadelphia  Marino 

Board  of  Underwriters,  318  " 

Bremer  Underwriters,  209  Sansom 

SRITISH  AMEBICAN  (FIRE) 
ASSURANCE  CO  OF  CANA- 

DA»  413  California 

BRITISH   &   FOREIGN   MA- 
RINE, (limited),  316 
Butl'alo  German,  216  Sansom 
California  (tire  &  marine),  318  California 
California  Farmers'  Mutual,  (lire), 

310  Pine 
Charter    Oak,    (life),   (Frank  Eno 

agent),  531  California 

Citizens'  (fire),  •      202  Sansom 

COMMERCUL  FIRE  &  MA- 
RINE,  (California),      405  California 

Commercial    Union   Assurance  Co, 
(Jno  Rae  Hamilton  manager),  210  San 

Commercial  Union  Assurance   (ma- 
rine) Co  of  London,       419  California 

•Commonwealth  (fire),  216  Sansom 

<Jonnecticut  Fire,  (New   Haven), 

403  California 

Connecticut  Mutual,  (life),  315  " 

Continental,  216  Sansom 

DANUBE   IMPERIAL    ROTAL, 

(privileged — Austrian),  209  Sansom 
Dwelling  House  Underwriters,  324  Cal 
Eliot  Fire,  (Boston),  200  Sansom 

Equitable  Life  Assurance  Society, 

204  Montgomery 
FAIRFIELD  FIRE,  (South  Nor- 

walk.  Conn),  310  California 

FANEUIL    HALL  FIRE  AND 

'     MARINE.  (Boston),  215  Sanaom 

Farmers'  Mutual,  310  Pine 

Farragut,  202  Sansom 

FIRE  ASSOCIATION  OF  PHIL- 
ADELPHIA, 405  California 
FIRBMAFS  FUND,  (Cal)  401     " 
GERMAN  AMERICAN,  213  Sansom 
German  Fiie,  425  California 
German,  202  Sansom 
Germania  Life,  216         " 
GIRARD,  (fire),  322  and  324  California 
Glens  Falls,                              200  Sansom 
Globe,                                   308  California 
Guardian  Assurance  Co,    406i  " 
Hamburg-Bremen,              425  " 

HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG,  (fire) 

OF  HAMBURG,  (CJutte  &  Frank 
gen  agents)  307  " 


Hartford,  313  California 

HELVETIA  SWISS  (Are)  OF  ST 

GALL,  225  Sunsom 

HOME,  (fire),  (Ohio),     322  and  324  Cal 
HOME,  (N  Y),  (A  E  Magill),  323     " 
HOME  MUTUAL,  406    •< 

Imperial,  317      " 

Ins  Co  of  North  America,  313  '• 
John  Hancock  Mutual  Life,  417  " 
La  Confiancc,  322  and  324     " 

LAMAR,  (F  F  Stone  agt),  209  Sansom 
LANCASHIRE  FIRE,  430  California 
LION  FIRE,  (London),  324 

LIVERPOOL    &   LONDON   & 
GLOBE,  422 

London  Assurance  Corporation, 317   " 

LONDON    &   LANCASHIRE 

FIRE,  (Liverpool),         316  " 

London  Provincial,  322  and  324  " 
LYCOMING,  (Broom,  Craig  &  Co 

agents),  215  Sansom 

MAGDEBURG  GENERAL  OF 

MAGDEBURG.  (Gutte  &  Frank 
gcii  iigeiits),  307  California 

Manhattan  life,  309  Montgomery 

Manufacturers'  317  California 

Manufacturers',  (Newark),403  " 

MUTUAL  LIFE,  (N  Y),  (A  B 

Forbes  gen  agt),  214  Sansom 

NEW     ENGLAND    MUTUAL 

LIFE  OF  BOSTON,  318  Montgomery 
New  Orleans,         322  and  324  California 
New  York  Board  of  Marine  Under- 
writers, 318  " 

NEW  YORK  CITY  FIRE,  324  " 

New  York  Life,  220  Sunsom 

NEW   YORK  UNDERWRIT- 
ERS, (fire),  209  Sansom 
New  Ze:>land,  307  C;  lifnraia 
Niaaara,  21  (i  Sansom 

NORTH  BRITISH  &  MERCAN 
TILE,  213     " 

North  China,  200      "     , 

NORTH  GERMAN,  (H  Bulzcr 

v"t  Co  agents),  20;)      " 

NORTH  WESTERN  NATIONAL, 

(Milwaukee),  310  Cahfomia 

Northern  Assurance,  817  " 

NORWICH  UNION,       430 

Oakland  Home,                    415  " 
Pacific  Mutual  Life,           512 
Paris    Underwriting  Association, 

(marine),               322  and  324  " 

Pennsylvania  Fire,                 313  " 

Peoples',  (fire),          322  and  324  " 

PHmX  FIRE  &  MARINE, 

( Brooklyn),  215  Sansom 

PH(ENIX    ASSURANCE,  (fire) 

41.1  California 
PHCENIX  FIRE.  (Hartford,)  323   " 
Phtpuix  Mutual  Life,     318  Montgomery 
Piedmont  &  Arlington,  3:^0  Pine 

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215  Sansom 

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307  California 
309  MontRoniery 
317  California 
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Revere,                   322  and  324  " 

Rhode  Island,  313            " 

Rochester  Grerman,  216  Sansom 

BOTAL  FIRE,  430  California 

Security,  (Ne-v  Haven),  403             '* 

Shawmut,  216  Sansom 

SILESIAN  FIRE,  41 1  California 

SOTJTH  BRITISH  &  NATIONAL. 

(tire  and  marine),  213  Sansom 

Star,  215        " 

St  Nicholas,  216        " 

ST  PAUL,  (fire),  322  and  324  California 
Star  Fire.  215  Sansom 

Swiss  Llovd  Marine,  425  California 

SWISS  MARINE,  (Combined), 

225  Sansom 
Tentonia,  322  and  324  California 

Thames  &  Mersey,   (marine,    Liver- 
pool), 413  *' 
T)ie  Chinese,  (Hongkong).  308  " 
THE  INSURANCE,   (Pennsylva- 
nia),                                     215  Sansom 

THE  STATE  INVESTMENT, 

218  and  220    " 
Traders',  210    " 

Tradesmen's.  216    " 

TRANSATLANTIC,  (fire),     304 

Transatlantic  Marine, 

Travelers'  Life  and  Accident, 

Union  Mutual  Life, 

United  Firemons, 

Universal  Marine, 

Wiishiugton,  200  Sansom 

Watertown,  322  and  324  California 

Westchester,  200  Sunsom 

Western  Assurance,  413  California 

WESTERN  FIRE  &  MARINE. 

(California),  40.) 

Yang  Tszo,  206  Sansom 

INSURANCE-GENERAL  ACTS 
AND  MANAGERS, 

BALFOUR,  GUTHRIE  &  CO, 

(fire  and  marine),  316  California 

BALZER  HENRY  & 

and  marine), 
Beunet  Thomas, 
Blair,  Van  Tassel  &  Co, 
Boardman  Geo  C, 
Booker  \V  Lane&  Dickson  R,  317 
Bromwell  L  L,  318 

BROWN,    CRAIO  &C0,  215  Sansom 
Bryant  A  J,  218  and  220       " 

BUTLER  &  HALDAN,413  California 
Byington  J  S,  417  California 

Carlton  Henry  Jr,  311  '* 

CALLINOHAM  W  J  &  CO.  (fire 

and  marine),  gen  agts  South  Brit- 
iiih  and  National,  213  Sansom 

Craig  Hugh,  307  California 


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209  Sanson 
319  California 

216  Sansom 
31 1  California 


318  California 
218  220  Sansom 
504  Kearny 
308  California 
410  •  " 
318  " 


Crowell  Z, 

CushingChasH, 

Daunals  C  W, 

Degener  &  Co, 

Desmond  &  Sons, 

Eldridge  0, 

Eno  Fran'  ,  (agt  Charter  Oak  Life 

„ijiL^  '•  531  California 

ESCHE  &  JAC0BY(fire)4i  i 
EVERSON   WALLACE,   (life), 

Tl  •  T  t^n'n-^    «^-^  Montgomery,  rm  2 

FALKNER,  BELL  &  CO,  (fire 

and  marine),  430  California 

Farnsworth  E  D  &  Son,         202  Sansom 

l^^-ni,a' .  ,T«« =^13  California 

FORBES  ANDREW  B,  (life),  214  San 

««  l'lTm1?;ilil*^>'  5 ' 2  California 

GRANT  THOMAS  C,  213  Sansom 
GUTTE  &  FRANK,  307  California 
Hanulton  John  Kae,  210  Sansom 

HAVEN  CHAS  D,   (secy   Union 

Ins  Co),  416  California 

llawes  Oliver,  403  '« 

Hopkins  C  T,  318  " 

Hnnt  Jonathan,  Son  &  Co  31 3  " 

HUTCHINSON  &  MANN,  (fire 

and  murine),     322  and  324  " 

.racobs  &  Easton,  216  Saasom 

Jacoby  Lonis,  4II  Ca'ifornia 

Landers  &  Co,  (life),  309  Montg'.mery 
Landers  Wm.T  ((Guardian  Assurance 

Co  of  London),  406^  California 

LATON  CHAS  A,   (secy  Commer- 
cial Ins  Co  of  Cal),       405  " 
Macondray  &  Co,                    206  Sansom 
MAGILL  ARTHUR  E.  323  California 

MARCUS  GEO  &  CO,    304 

MEL  GEO,  (secy  Liverpool  &  Lon- 
don &  (Jlolw  Ins  Co),      422  " 
MUNSELL  J  JR,  (life),       215  Sansom 

OUTCALT    PETER,   (secy  Wes- 
;  ICtern  Fire  &  Marine),       409  California 
Philip,  Spyyer  &  Co,  425  " 

Potter  Kd  E,  (fire\  415  " 

Rogers,  Myer  &  Co  (marine),  212  Battery 
SMITH  A  D  (fire  and  marine),  310  Cal 
SNOW  H  W.  319  " 

STAPLES    D  J.  (pres    Firemen's 
Fund),  401  " 

Stillman  Alfred,       NE  cor  Bat  and  Cal 

STONE  FRANK  F,  209  Sansom 

STORY  C  R,  406  California 

SYZ  HARRY  W,  (fire  and 
rine), 

Thannhauser  &  Co, 

Theobald  (leo  J  &  Co, 

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311  California 
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GUSTAVE,    (pres 

416  California 


IRON  BEDSTEADS. 

CLARK  TRUMAN  S  &  CO, 

21  New  Montgomery 


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W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO., 


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ABNOLBNSftCO, 

Bruna  Henry, 
Carolan,  Cory  &  Co, 
Chandler  R  D, 
Doble  A. 


310  California 

11  Beale 

117  California 

120  Pacific 

15  Fremont 


DUHHAM.  CABBIOAN  &  CO. 

107  to  111  Froat 
OIBBS  GEO  W  &  CO.  34  to  40  Beale 

HUNTINOTON.  HOPKINS  &C0. 

i' unction  Bush  and  Market 
!  H,  (doors  and  vaults), 

225  Beale 

imFOSTH,  RICE  &  CO.     401  Mkt 

McDonough  ,-,  (pig),  25   " 

SELBT  THOS  H  &  CO. 

116  and  118  California 
SmSJOHNR,  (doors  and  shut- 

ter8)j 123  and  125  Beale 

VAN  WINKLE  I  S  &  CO,  (whole- 
sale),    4 1 3  and  4 1 5  Market 

WHITNET  &  MASSHALL, 

22  and  24  Fremont 


PHENIX  IRON  WORKS 

lTo3. 18  &  20  Fremont  Street, 


Near  Market  Street, 


San  Francisco,  Cal 


All  kinds  of  Forging  and  Machine  Work. 

Prison  Cells  and  Bridge  Work 

Wrought  Iron  Qirdem  and  Beanw. 

Fire  and  Burglar-Proof  Safes,  Bank  Vaults  and 
Bank  Locks.  Wrought  Iron  Doom  and 
ethntters.  All  kinds  of  House  Smith  Work. 
Dry  Air  Compressors  for  Steam  or  Water  Power. 
St«im  Engines  and  Horse  Powers  made  to  order 
Estimates  given  for  all  kinds  of  Machinery. 

JONATHAN  KITTREDGE, 

Proprietor. 


JAPANNING. 


SHORT  ROSANNA, 

Verhagen  A, 


240  Fremont 
202  Powell 


SHORT'S  JAPANNERY, 
S46  FreihoiitSt.,  H,  Howard  &  Folsom 

Factory,  12  Baldwin  St.,  bet.  Fremont  &  First, 
(Rear  of  240  Fremont,)  San  Francisco. 

Tin  and  Iron  Ware  Japanned.  Plain  and  Or- 
namental Japanning  done  in  all  its  branches. 
Pearl,  Ornamented  and  Plain  Machines  a  S|)e- 
cialty.  Oildbig,  Bronzing,  Lettcrinu',  Uraiiilng. 
Pearling,  Etc.  N.  B.— Orates  Re-Japanned  and 
nade  as  good  as  new  by  fire-proof  Japan  of  our 
own  manufacture.    All  mrk  warranted. 


JEWELERS-MANUFACTUR. 
ING. 

BAEHR  WM,  649  Sacramento 

Bellemere  A,  331  Kearny 

Bohm  W,  616  Merchant 

BRAND  H  J,  230  Kearny 

Brunet  E,  614  Merchant 

CALIFORNIA  JEWELRY  CO, 

(Levison  Bros),  (see  advt),  134  Sutter 
Ebeling  &,  Richter,  620  Merchant 

Edwards  &  Son,  618  " 

ELLEATJ  H,  208  Sutter 

Haskell  R  R,  206  Kearny 

Henrici  E,  423  Pine 

Hirschman  A,  328  Bush 

Hubash,  Larsen  ft  Wilson,    201  Kearny 
JACKSON  R  W,  (abalone  and  tor- 
toise shell),  614  Market 

KOEHLER  &  RITTER.  26  Post 
LAIRD  DW,  27  " 

Lalande  A,  420  Sutter 

Lindemann  C  H,  601  Cal  and  339  Bush 
Mathieu  &  Maison,  15  Trinity 

Miller  L  Jr,  335  Bush 

Morris  B  &  Co,  643  Sacramento 

PACIFIC  JEWELRT  CO.  6  Battery 
PEMBROKE  S  J,  (tor  the  trad. ), 

220  O'Farrell 
Pohlmann  Gus,  (enameler),   417  Kearny 

S  F  JEWELRT   MANUFAC- 
TURING CO. 27  Post 

SCHULZ&  FISHER.  513  Market 
WAGi^R  F,  223  Kearny 

Wenzel,  Rothschild  &  Hadenfeldt, 
(California  Jewelry  Factory), 

SE  cor  Post  and  Kearny 
WOLFF  JOSEPH.  120  Sutter 

JEWELERS-WHOLESALE. 

CALIFORNIA  JEWELRT  CO. 

(Levison  Bros),  134  Sutter 

Dinkelspiel  S  B  &  Co,  313  Bush 

Hirschman  A,  328    " 

JLAinX  LAM,  126  Keamv 

LORSCH  BROS,  120  Sutter 

Mayers  H  k  Co,  205  Montgomery 

PACIFIC  JEWELRT  CO.  6  Battery 
THOMPSON  L.  cor  Buah  and  Kearny 
TITCOMBAC&CO,  24  Post 

Vanderslice  W  K  &  Coj  136  Sutter 

ZACHARIAS  ft  GREEN,  126  Kearny 


SADLER  r  CO., 

605  Market  Ht.,         San  Franelsf •. 

Importers  and  Jobber|  of 
GILT* PLATED  JEWELRT, 

Rings,  Studs,  Buttons,  Chains,  Earrings,  Bnce- 
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331  Kearny 

616  Merchant 

230  Kearny 

614  Merchant 

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620  Merchant 

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208  Sutter 

206  Kearny 

423  Pine 

328  Bush 

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614  Market 
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420  Sutter 

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335  Bush 

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126  Kearny 

120  Sutter 

205  Montgomery 

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JEWELRY  COMPANY, 

LEVISON  BBOS. 
No.  134  Sutter  Street, 

Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny, 

SAN  FRANCISCO, 


JEWELRY-f.BALONE. 

B  W  JACKSON,  614  Market 

JEWELRY  BOX  MANUFRS. 

XOCHBAXTM  H»  (and  cases),  134  Sutter 


LACE-DEALERS  IN  AND 
REPAIRERS. 

Angelina  B,  419  Stockton 

Can- el  Mrs,  712  Geary 

tape  &  Lace  Refiniahing  Co,      114  Turk 
J joquinot  Mrs  F,  605  Post 

Y^^  H,  537  Market 

Lienard  Mrs,  625^  Larkin 

^"!ff  ^08.  541  Market 

ROSENBAUM  &  00,22  and  24  Battery 
SAMUELS  D,  102  to  108  Ream 

Wiesenhavern  L,  1621  Pol 


LADIES'  AND    CHILDREN'S 


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Almert  Aug, 
Brunier  Eugene, 
Bryson  Cyrus, 
Cerimi  Frank, 
Davis  Wm, 
De  Boer  H  J  &  Co, 
Hare  Chas, 
Harley  Chas  &  Co, 
Haub  (ko, 
Hashagen  Martin, 
Kedon  Martin  Jr, 
Kehse  Thoa, 
Kelly  Patrick  W, 
Levy  Joa, 
Levy  Isaac, 
Meyerstein  J, 

VOmiAN  IGNATZ. 

O'Sullivau  Danl, 
Parks  ft  Poole, 
Reichert  k  Co, 
Rugglea  D  W, 
Solomon  Morris, 


318  Francisco 

1019  Kearny 

527  Fourth 

205  and  207  Davis 

715  Sansom 

1239  Mission 

326  Spear 

114  Davis 

666  Howard 

508  Sixth 

319  Davis 

417  Druinm 

38  First 

932  Harrison 

210  Pacific 

124  Commercial 

627  Pacific 

20  Commcrical 

1134  Dupont 

9  Clay 

*310  Jackson 

408  Fifth 

320  Francisco 

20  Commercial 


Baker  Miss  A  W, 
Bienfield  E, 
Cohen  Mrs  H, 
Friedlahder  H, 
Heller  Mra  J, 
Hosie  Susan, 
Jacobs  &  Co, 
Jacobs  Mrs  H, 
Kraker  &  Israel, 
Lichtenstein  Morris, 
Maccusa  Max, 
Marteneaut  Mrs  J, 
Perboner  Mrn, 
Piatt  Mrs  R, 
Rosenfeld  S, 

SAMUELS  D,         102 

Schonwasser  B  k  Co, 
Wittmann  F, 


430  Sutter 

1015  Larkin 

1575  Market 

9  Kearny 

315  Dupont 

2206  Mission 

226  Kearny 

802  Market 

523 

9  Dupont 

405  Dupont 

631  Sutter 

2010  Stockton 

6  Sixth 

539  Market 

to  108  Kearny 

222  Kearny 

1009  Howard 


Steinmillerft  Arnold, 

Sillivan  D  O, 

Sweetser  &  Co,  740  Pacific  and  550  Miss 

WaughAA;  Co,  112  Main 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

Burke  E,  659  Washington 

Connelly  J  D,  659 

Joaehimsen  H  L,  659  " 

Leman  W  L,  659 

Baatom  Lyman,  cor  Kearny  and  Wash 


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LAMPS  AND  OILS. 

Bishop  E,  302  Sixteenth 

BOESH  EMILE,(Pac  Lamp  &  Re- 
flector Factory),  569  Mission 
Dunn  H  D,  405  Front 
Higgiiis  &  Eicholz,  27  Sixth 
Howse  H  L  &  Co,  869  Market 
Koster  Henry,  410  and  412  Sansom 
Wright  Wm,           300  Montgomery  ave 


EMILE  BOESCM, 

500  MiSHlon  m„        San  Fiandsco. 

Patent  liocomotive  and  Mining  Lamps. 

Ship,  Railroad,  Car  and  Street  Lamps. 

Frink'ii  Patent  Silvered  Corrui^atcd  Olass  Ru- 
flfvtors.  Successors  to  Robert  Mills,  (Ornamen- 
tal l^mp  Factory.)  Architectural  Ornaments 
of  Pressed  and  Cost  Zinc.  General  Metal  Spin- 
ningf  and  Stamping. 


H.  HALiNtiK  A  CO.,  Native  Wines.  iM)2  Davis  btreet,  S.  F. 


•  ft •  mUR  I  MUUC  «  VU.y     ,,attern»,  HO,  112, 114,  IM  Mtd  118  B»M*r»  St.,  8.  F. 


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LAND,  LOAN  AND  BUILDING 
ASSOCIATIONS. 

AHmeda  Bldg  &  Loan  Ass'n,  301)  Cal 
Alumoda  Laud  &  Invest  Co,  436  Montgy 
Alameda  Real  Estate  Ass'n,  607  Montgy 
Bay  City  Real  Estate  Ass'n,  634  Marl(et 
Berkeley  L  &  T  I  Ass'n  652  '• 
Central  Cal  Colony,  306  Tine 

Colorado  Cond  LandCo,  (iOT  W.ashinyton 
Davis  A  E,  40>J  Montgomery 

Easterby  Ranche  Co,        li' 
Eastern  Oregon  L  Co,      20  " 

French  Mutual  Bldg  &  Loan  &  Ass'n, 

721)  Montgomery 
Fresno  Enterprise  Co,  306  Pine 

Fresno  Raisin  &  Fruit  Co,      309  Montgy 

GOLDEN  GATE  MUTUAL  LOAN 

ASS'N.  (O  Esche  secy),  rm  8  3i'0  San 
Harris  J  H,  310  Pine 

Holly  Oak  Park  Co,  330     " 

HOME  &  LOAN  ASSOCIATES, 

(0  Esche  secy),  rm  8,  320  JSansom 

Kern  River  Land  &  Canal  Co,  309  Mont 
Land  Investment  Co,  414  California 
Lick  Trust  Co,  606     " 

METROPOLITAN  LOAN  ASS'N 

(O  Esche  secy),  rm  8,  320  Sansom 

MT  mABLO  HOTEL  &  LAND 

CO,  (E  Conklin  secy),     513  California 
Mutual  Bldg  &  Loan  Ass'n,     232  Sutter 

NORTH  S  F  HOMESTEAD  &  R 

R  ASS'N,  3 1 0  California 

Old  Saucelito  Land   &  Drydock  Co, 

330  Pine 
Pacific  Bldg  &  Loan  Ass'n,  729  Montgy 
Pacific  Land  &  Invest  Co,      309 

PACIFIC  LAND  &  TRUST  CO. 

(R  J  Mercer  secy)  513  California 

Russian  River  Land  &  Lumber  Co, 

328  Montgomery 

THE    GENERAL     LAND 
AGENCY  OF  CAL,  (J  D  Swift 

pres,  C  W  Adams  secy),  408  California 

THE  PACIFIC  LAND  &  TRUST 

(Wm  Andrews  secy),       613  *' 

WASHINGTON     IRRIGATED 

COLONY,  (of  Fresno;   W  Easton 
manager),  22  Montgomery 

LAPIDARIES, 


Atkinson  David,     -  Russ  Alley 

BiarnezMrsA,  918  Larkin 

Cantel  Mme  A,  955  Howard 

Cedicy  Mrs  F,  733  O'Farrell 

Chauvel  J,  411  Sixth 

Clement  Mme  F,  1056  Howard 
Contra  Costa  Laundry, 

28  Sacramento,  30  Geary  and  158  2d 

Cottc  Mme,  411  (Jeary 

Uanlt  Mrs  Mary,  106  Stockton 

tiolden  (iate  Laundry,  16th  &  Valencia 

Grenewald  B  M,  35  Turk 

Uunn  &  Medland,  948  Folsom 

Jonselme  A,  426  Broadway 

Joubert  P,  1402  Powell 

LA  GRANDE  LAUNDRY,  (E  p 

White  prest),   13th  bet  Harrison 

and  Folsom:  office  648  Market 

LA    GRANDE  &  WHITE'S 

LAUNDRY,(Hammond  &^Vhite 
proprs)  13th  bet  Folsom  and  Howard 


L'Eglise  Mme  Alcide, 
Lerond  Th, 
Licot  Leon, 
Marcow  Mme, 
Arcier  Alexander, 
Perrett  Eugene, 
Pignot  John, 


51 1  Hyde 

302  Dupont 

1507  Powell 

1424  Dupont 

426  Broadway 

321  Fifth 

822  Mission 


Radhoe  &  Flanidy,    23d  and  Hampsljirc 


Bosq  R, 
Bretonnel  J  V, 
Conor  F, 
Laine  .)  &  Son, 
LAIRD  D  W, 
MOHRIG  C  F. 


17  Trinity 

328  Bush 

223  Kearny 

618  Merchant 

27  Post 

Berry  bet  4th  and  5th 


LAUNDRIES. 

Andler  Mrs  A, 
. '  Filbert  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 


Roy  T)-  *,  Co, 

San  Francisco  Laundry, 

Sitter  Joseph, 

Tijeous  Mme, 

Tournel  Madame, 

U  S  Laundry, 

What  Cheer  Laundry, 

WHITE  E  P, 


112  Taylor 

33  (ji'ary 

768i  Ho.;  ard 

604  Broadway 

120  Geary 

328  Broatlway 

121  Lcidesdorff 

648  Market 


LAW  BOOKS. 

BANCROFT  A  L  &  CO,      721  Market 

WHITNEY  SUMNER  &  CO. 

623  Clay 


H.    WllITNKY.  J.    IlASBItOL'CK. 

SUMNER  WHITNEY  &  CO., 

Publishers  and  Importers  of  Law  Hooks, 

No.  613  Clay  Strekt, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


LEATHER  AND  SHOE  FIND- 
INGS. 

ABENHEIMER  JULIUS,  20  Sausom 

Bloch  t  Davidson,  223  Battery 

Bowme  R  A,  108  Geary 

Brack  Oswald,  523  Pacific 

Cahen  Bros,  41  Clay 


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hoae  manufr),  413  Market 

Dolliver  Bros,  107  and  101)  Post 

QETLESON  &  lANDIS.  548  Market 
HALL  FRANCIS.  506  Market 

Johnson  JC  &  (Jo,  12  and  14  Pine 

Klom)er  BVedk,  20  O'Farrell 

KULLMAN,  SALZ  &  CO,  106  Battery 
Mattern  &,  Moore,  42  (leary 

NICHOLS  A  C  &  CO,  400  to  40t  Bat 
ROSSETER  &  SMITH.  545  Market 
San  Fmncisco  Last  Factory,  10  Steve 
SAWYER  B  F  &  CO,  3-23  Front 

SCHIEFFER  C  H,     232  and  234  Busli 

STERNFELD  BROS  &  CO,  5;«)  Mkt 

VV^illiams  Bros,  569  Market 

Wing  W  H  ft  Co,  (last  factory), 

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Iinporters  of 

FRENCH   CALF  SKINS, 

SHOE  FINDINGS,  &G., 

No.  545  Market  St.,  opposite  Sansome, 
SAN    FRANCISCO. 


G.  H.  SCHIEFFER, 

Successor  to  A.  Schuinaohor, 
Importer  of  Fi'i'ncli  Kips  St  TairNkiniii. 

Dcnivr  in  Leather  A  FintliiitSH. 
And  Manufacturur  of 

Hoot  liPtc*!*  and  Nlioe  llpperr'. 

No.  234  BUSH  STREET, 

Bet.  Montjfoinery  and  Sansome,  Siiii  Franc'-Bjo 


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LIBRARIES    AND   READING 
ROOMS. 

FLANAGAN     &    VISSCHER. 

(literary  hureau^,  501  Kearny 

FREE   PUBLIC    LIBRARY. 

(Chas  H  l!ol>insoa  librarian),  428  Bnsli 
French  Library,  120  Snttei 

Kni,'hts  of  Pythias  Library.  013  Market 

MECHANICS'  LIBRARY.    2o  Post 
MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  AS- 
SOCIATION, (A  H  Smith  prest), 

216  Busl 
Military  Library,    328  Montcy,  room  21 

ODD  FELLOWS'  LIBRARY,  (<> 

A  Caruea  librarian),  325  Montifomery 

8  F  LAW  LIBRARY.  ((4  G  W 

Hoge),  628  Montgomery 

Workingmens*  Free  Library,    1235  Mkt 
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LIME,  CEMENT,  HAIR,  ETC. 

Blochman  &  Cerf,  24  and  26  California 
California  Portland  Cement  Co,  330  Pine 
DAVIS  &C0WEIiL,211  &213  Drummv 
Holmes  H  T  &  Co,  215  and  217  Market 
Loa  Gatos  Lime  Co,  53  Beale 

DAVIS  Sl  COWELL, 

Manufauturora  of 

SANTA  CRUZ  LIME, 

Manufaeturers  anil  Importers  of 

Cave  Valley  and  Marble  Valley  Lime. 
Wothcrspoon  and  Golden  Gate  Plaster. 
Rosedale,  English  Poitlanci,  Enn;lish  Ro- 
man and  Keene's  Cement,  Marble  Dii.st, 
Co;it  and  Cattle  Hair,  Fire  Brick,  Tile 
and  Clay,  Brick  Dust,  Monterey  White 
Sand,  &c. 

211  &  213  Drumm  Street. 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 

LIQUORS-RETAIL 

Abbiatti  Albino,  1108  Stockton 

Abrahm  N,  521  East 

Abraham.son  Solomon,  208  Steuart 

Adam  &  Kibbe,  junc  Market  and  Geary 
Adams  Conrad,  7  Washington 

Ahem  Jno  M,  cor  Ash  ave  and  Larkin 
Ahlborn  &  Boeckman,  323  Dupont 

Aiders  Geo,  229  Spear 

Ahren.T  H,  211  Davis 

Ahrens  D  &  G,  cor  Mission  and  Main 
Alber.'i  Marcus,  335  Fourth 

Albright  Fred,  Long  Bridge 

Allen  M,  301)  Pine 

Amolung  Julius  C,  65  Merchants'  Ex 
Anderson  Andrew,  cor  Wash  and  Drumm 
Anderson  Andrew,  250  Spear 

Anderson  C  A,  20S)  Jackson 

Anderson  &  Co,  20!) 

Anderson  F  A,  215  Davfe 

Anduran  C  &  Co,  515  and  517  Sacran»etito> 
An.sberi.'  B,  34  Aiistini 

ANTHES  PETER.  »02  Geary 

Apnel  Louis,  315  Montgomery  are- 

ARDARD  ALBERT.  Post  &  ixipont 

Ariaui  Santo,  8i)4  Front 

Armbruster  Adolph,  cor  (Jth  and  Shipley 
ARNAUD  ALBERT.  Post  and  Duijont 


Astredo  A, 
Aatrico  J  A, 
Atkinson  James, 
Auman  Fred'k, 
Aumann  Fritz, 
Ayres  Fretlerick, 
Ayres  Harry, 


635  \Vashington 
207  Fourth 
622  Market 
610  Jackson 
622  Keaniy 
969  Mission 
cor  Ellis  and  Stockton 


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Bacquie  H  4b  Oo, 
Badovich  Boeo, 
BAEHRJW, 
BAILEY  BS. 

Baku*  and  Jamos, 
Ballantano  Robt, 


605  Grove 

cor  Bdwy  and  Stock 

1201  Fillmore 

414  Sansom 

222  McAllister 
825  Mont((Oinery 
4'25  Bush 
Banken  >?,  cor  Cemetery  ave  and  (ieary 
Barber  E,  cor  Bush  and  Central  uvv 
Barra  Hall,  NW  cor  First  and  Minna 
Bartels  P  H,  SW  cor  Front  and  Union 
Bartl»el  Robert  &  Co,  1304  Powell 

Biu'toloni  E,  76ti  Brannan 

Barut  &  Bellocq,  1401  Powell 

Batrom  Chas  L,  541  Jackson 

BATTER  J  C>  7  Merchants  Exchange 
BaumWm,  101  Powell 

Bi^yl«y  C  A,  «>5'.>  Clay 

Becker  Elsie,  .008  Kenrny 

.Beoker.&  Fisher^  1152  Market 

iBeckcr  Peter,  1  l.'J  Sixth 

JB^ronfl  (Ico,  638  Commercial 

Benard  A  F,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Howard 
Bendt  William,  12  Clay 

Benkilman  Mrs  Rosalie,-  R  R  &  9th  aves 
Benneo  B,  1507  Dupont 

Bennett  F,  230  Brannan 

fienaett  Patrick,  837  Mission 

Beandtit  Woi,  510  PaciHc 

Beatham  Harry,  538  Market 

Berkhauer  Herman,  229  Montgy  ave 
Bernert  &  Schroeder,  823  Market 

Bemzott  k  Krikal,  cor  Main  and  Market 
Berre  A,  NE  cor  Lombard  and  Octavia 
Beiteloui  fi,  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 
Beater -lohnH,  543  Jackson 

Besthorn  H,  7  Stevenson 

Beth  Adolph,  S£  cor  Post  and  Kcurny 
Boyer  A,  236  Sixt««ntn 

fieyer  G,  2221  Powell 

Beyersdd.  f  &  McCrellis,  842  Market 
Bi«denbach  August,  cor  3d  ami  Mission 
JBiziou  L,  1413  Dupont 

BlaiicJ^,        ,  217Bualc 

Kandiard  &  Combatalade,  Dup  and  Pac 
■Blauey  Jas  A,  SVV  cor  4th  aiul  Mission 
Blodea  Then,  1243  Folsoni 

tHobiu  John,  923  Kearny 

Bl(^m  Peter,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Bealt 
Blome  H  &  Co,  3  Clay 

Bogel  C  H,  SVV  cor  Mason  and  Francisco 


Boise  Richard, 
Bolts  J  F, 
Boothby  Mel, 
Boradt  Henry, 
Bordenave  John, 
Borel  Florentine, 
Borwslty  M, 
Bottle  Meiers, 
Bouciiet&  Boyer, 
Bourjade  C, 
BouTyade  Ci, 
Boutts  J  F  *  Co, 


2508  Bush 

903  Market 

333  East 

528  Valencia 

cor  M  and  Fifth  ave 

637  PaciHc 

514  Hayes 

513PaciKc 

1122  Dupont 

1513 

1509 

511  Washington 


Bovo  O, 
Bower  Ceo, 
Bowman  Wm  J, 
Bozio  &  Lcturc, 
Brady  &  Farrclly, 
Brady  Thos 
Brugu  Frank, 
Brumstcdt  J  H, 
Brauer  k  Peters, 
Brecde  H  A, 
Bretlhoff  Henry, 
Brennan  Wm, 


1302  Dupont 

2208  Powell 

1565  Market 

149  Fourth 

610  Market 

4  Foil -til 

415  J  Drumm 

251  Steuurt 

314  Post 

813  Clay 

423  East 

815  Clay 


Brennan  T  W,  NE  cor  Keaniy  and 
Breslin  John,  l'2'2  Fremont 

Breuss  C  H,  28  Stockton 

Brewer  R  G,  512  Front 

Brewton  J  G,  422  Kearny 

Brickwedel  Jacob,  Mission  and  Fremont 
Brickwedel  &  McGreery,  Spear  and  Har 
Brizzive  &  Moresi,    cor  0th  and  Misbion 


l^roiighton  Chas, 
Brown  k  Johnson, 
Brown  &  Perkins, 
Brown  S  M, 
Browning  W, 
Brunings  k  Myers, 


818  Clay 

Howard  and  Steuart 

W^ash  and  Montgy 

621  Merchant 

541  Clay 

600  Market 


Brunns  &  Waterstein,  800  Kearny 

Bruns  k  Bormann,  cor  Bryant  and  Main 
Brnns  Conrad,  i:W3  Kearny 

Bruns  Henry  cor  Folsom  and  26th 

Bruns  H  F,  S W  cor  Fifth  and  Townsend 
BRUNS  &  KOHHKA,  120  California 
Bruns  N,  NW  cor  3d  and  Berry 

Brunsen  Martin,  530  Pacitic 

Bryen  k  Holton,  Folsom  and  Steuart 
Buchi  k  Leemann,    Kearny  and  Morton 


Buckley  k  Tracy 
Bnneman  H  k  Co, 
Bunton  Richard, 
Burke  John, 
Burke  Mary, 
Burke  k  McAsey, 
Burke  W  J, 
Burkhofer  M, 
Burnell  k  Turner, 
Burr  L, 

Bush  Mrs  Rosa, 
Butler  Chas  G, 


1000  Market 

414  Sansom 

640  Market 

NW  cor  7th  and  Ho  wan! 

47  Clay 

232  Brannan 

1014  Market 

206  Steuart 

519  Sacramento 

5  and  U  Bay 

421  Drumm 

310  Montgomery 


Butler  John,     506  Market  and  7  Sutter 
Butler  Michael,  846  Howard 

BUZZINI  G  &  CO,  Cal  and  Central  ave 
Buzzini  k  Gianettoni,  2i)  Sixth 

Byrne  M,  1142  Folsom 

Cahill  Jas,  SE  cor  Fell  and  Webster 

Callahan  &  Dcnchy,  IS  Sixth 

Callua  Thos,  616  Montgomery 

Callender  J  T,  5  Broadway 

Candaii  F  k  Co,  206  Third 

Cane  J  no,  16  Steuart 

Cantus  k  Eybs,  S  W  cor  Stock  and  O'Far 
Cardano  (>uiseppe,  1220  Dupont 

Carr  Thos,  Ii06  Minna 

Carroll  J  F,      NE  cor  Pine  and  Sausom 


M.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  j«':t::rr,;%i;;£r^4a.  315  J  St  Saa 


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1302  Dupont 
2208  Powell 
1565  Market 
149  Fourth 
610  Market 
4  Foi'-t'ii 
415^  Drmnm 
251  Steuart 
314  Post 
813  Clay 
423  East 
815  Clay 
r  Keaniy  and  " 
12'2  Fremont 
28  Stockton 
512  Front 
422  Kearny 
[ission  and  Fromout 
jery,  Spear  ami  Har 
cor  ath  and  Mission 
818  Clay 
Howard  and  Steuart 
Wash  and  Montgy 
621  Merchant 
541  Clay 
600  Market 
;in,  800  Kearny 

cor  Bryant  and  Main 
i:i03  Kearny 
cor  Folsom  and  26th 
,r  Fifth  and  Townsend 
yyj^    120  California 
NW  cor  3d  and  Berry 
539  Pacific 
Folsom  and  Steuart 
Kearny  and  Morton 
1000  Market 
414  Sansom 
640  Market 
cor  7th  and  Howard 
47  Clay 
232  Brannan 
1914  Market 
206  Steuart 
519  Sacramento 
5  and  0  Bay 
421  Drumm  I 
310  Montgomery 
Market  and  7  Sutter ' 
S46  Howard 
•0  Cal  and  Central  ave 
' :  29  Sixth 

'      '  1142  Folsom  1 

cor  Fell  and  Webster 
18  Sixth  i 
''       616  Motitsoraery 
5  Broadway 
206  Third 
IG  Steuart 
iVV  cor  Stock  and  OTar 

1229  Dupt 

:i06  Minna 

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Carroll  R  T  4  Co,      SE  cor  San  and  Sac 
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Chambille  A  ft  Co, 
Chandler  Chas, 
Chartier  Auguste, 
Cliatonet  A, 
Chenot  Eugene, 
Chin  Ten, 
Chincovich  Peter, 


530  Merchant 

36i  Fourth 

Bush 

324  Sixth 

500  Broadway 

258  Fourtli 

724  Pacific 

SE  cor  San  and  Pac 


S'^^yT.  709  Davis 

Dainmer  ft  Centner,  821  Market 

Dainon  _Jj^         cor  Post  and  Central  ave 


Christ  Edward,      cor  Wash  and  Montgy 
Christensen  F  H  C,  245  Towuseud 

Christin  Charles,  313  Hiiyco 

ClaffeyChas,  212  San-som 

Clark  WM,  40.)  Fourth 

Classen  Bros,  1  Front 

Coates  C,  565  Market  and  37  Sutter 

CQELHO  JOAQUIH.  60  Clay 

Coen  Frank,  531  Jackson 

Cokely  J,  236  Townseud 

Collins  J.      SE  cor  Fourth  and  Howard 

COLLINS  S  P  &  CO, 

51 1  California  and  329  Montgomery 
Colraann  Martin,    cor  Kearny  and  Piue 


Commerford  P, 
Condon  P  ft  Co, 
Condon  Jno, 
Conn  ft  Connelly, 
Counolley  Edwanl, 
Connolly  ft  Kiernan, 
Conrad  Adam, 
Conway  Bcrnald, 
Conway  D, 
Conway  Jas, 
CookE, 
Cook  M  ft  Co, 
Cook  Nathan, 


1911  Hyde 

208Thinl 

733  Howard 

213  Montgomery 

10  and  18  Leid 

643  Merchant 

7  Washington 

«       993  Market 

993 

1200 

221  Ellis 

519  Washington 

221  Ellis 


DANERI  F  &  CO, 

Uauen  Juo, 
Davis  Alexander, 
Dawson  Geo, 
Day  A, 
1  >i!  Castro  T, 
Docker  B, 
De  Corsey  Jno, 
Desebrock  F, 
Detels  &  Co, 
Dotels  &  Schneider, 
Uet^eu  Henry, 
Duttmer  Juo, 
Deucher  Alphouse, 
Dovaurs  F, 
Dickey  Jas  R, 
Dixon  Clement, 


27  and  29  Cal 

131  Pacific 

13  Steuart 

321  California 

816  Oreenwich 

406  Pacific 

530  Valencia 

261  Third 

WE  cor  4th  and  Brannan 

8  Sacramento 

cor  Pac  and  Davis 

61 9i  East 

415  Davis 

243  Second 

643  Broadway 

Sixth  ave  nr  Fulton 

8  Sansom 


Dobrogoiski  ft  Ezquerro,  627  Wash 

J^ockuig  Joel,  407  Montgomery  ave 

Do  an  W  B,  145  ^^hird 

Dolmann  Henry,     cor  9th  and  Brannan 


Domerque  Gaston, 
Donerque  ft  Bourdill, 
Donohue  Jno, 
Donohue  ft  Phelan, 
Dooley  ft  Boylan, 
Dorcy  ft  Co, 
Dorgeloh  Louis, 
Dorran  F, 


630  Commercial 
618  Sacramento 
827  Folsom 
33  Second 
316  Fourth 
112  Dupont 
130  Fourth 
736  Montgomery 


Cooper  John,    Waahington  and  Montgy 

Corbett  ft  Roche,  23  Second 

Costa  C,  314  Pacific 

Costello  J  V,  850  Howard 

Craig  Jas,  258  Spear 

Crane,  Hastings  ft  Co,       121  California 

Ci«gan  J  H,   SW  cor  Sixth  and  Howard 

Cmghton  P,     SW  cor  Fifth  and  Folsom 

Crittenden  M,  627  Clay 

Crittenden  M  C,  114  Second 

Croskey  Robert,  229  Hayes 

Cuilici  A,  306  Montgomery  ave 

Cuilan  T,    NW  cor  Ellis  and  Devisadero 

Cuneo  C,  639  Washington 

Cunningham  T  H,  :M)1  Kearny 

Curley  J,        NW  oor  26th  and  Valencia 

Curley  P,       bulkhead  bet  First  and  Fre 

Curran  ft  Bernhardt,      Clara  and  Berry 

Curran  Patrick,  NW  cor  4th  and      ' 

Currie  John  B,  156  Steuart 

Curry  John,  523  Mission 

Dahlquist  O  P,  433  Bush 

Daily  John,  i:i4  Hayes 

Daiss  E  ft  Schmitt,    cor  Bush  an<l  Kear 

Daley  Ellen,  cor  Shasta  and  Illinois 

Daly  John  C,  158  First 


Doty  ft  Smith,  SE  cor  Howard  and  16th 
Dougherty  Danl,  7  Sixth 

Doyle  ft  Cashman,  SW  cor  3d  and  How 

DOYLE  J  E, 

DuflFey  Bros, 
Duggan  Edw, 
Dunham  Patrick, 
Dunne  ft  Co, 
Dunny  Lawrence, 
Duris  Jno, 
Dwyer  Timothy, 
Dyer  J  S, 


311  Bush 

631  Merchant 

131  Fifth 

418  Pacific 

309  Third 

200  Fourth 

545  First 

NW  cor  7th  and  How 

628  Merchant 


Earl  Jno,  SE  cor  Drumm  and  Clay 

Eastland  Chas,  1 12  Berry 

Eaton  T  F.  Point  Lobos  ave 

Eckle  Fred'k,  6:^4  Pacific 

ECKSTEIN  &  SCHOENBUEO, 

N  W  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 


Egan  Jno, 
Egan  W, 
Eggers  J  F  G, 
Eichcnlaub  Jno, 
Eichost  Fred'k, 
Elmer  ft  Amendt, 
Kndl  F  F, 
Enoa  Jos  L, 
Eiiright  Patrick, 
Enright  Thos, 
Erzoqui  Frank, 


1129  Folsom 

439  Valencia 

533  California 

412  Jackson 

28  Leidesdorfi 

Kear  and  Hardie  PI 

1019  Market 

117  Jackson 

cor  Main  and  Folsom 

cor  Howard  and  7th 


649  Pacific 
Eschrich  Christ,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Kear 
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Even  Henry, 
Fnlk  K. 
Falkenhahn  F, 
Fallen  ft  Buckley, 
Fnrrell  D, 
Farrell  .las  A, 
Farroll  Peter  E, 
Farrell  W  D, 


801  Kearny 

119    nd  121  Eddy 

4'20)^  Sixth 

3*23  Bush 

140  Third 

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162  First 


Farrelly  k  McGruder,  cor  4th  and  Jessie 
Faulstich  T,  oor  Fourtli  and  Mission 
Fauss  Bros,  1942  Mission 

Fhv  Mike,  oor  26th  and  Mission 

Fefder  Frantz,  621  Merchant 

FELDHAN  CHRIS*  327  and  329  Busli 
Fenstermncher,  M,  637  Fifth 

Ferguson  J  no,  30-1  California 

Fern  Wm,  606  Washington 

Ferst  P,  First  ave  near  Kentucky 


Fink  &  Co, 
Finnegan  J, 
Finnegan  John, 
First  Philip, 
Fitter  Eibe  H, 
Fitzhenry  James, 
Flanigan  M, 
Flatmann  C, 
Fleischel  Chas, 
Flynn  E, 
Flynn  John, 
Flynn  M, 
Fogarty  T, 
Foley  Dennis, 
Folepr  W  M, 
Fopiano  Frank, 
Kortmann  Bros, 
Fowler  Wm, 
Fox  Chas  J, 
Franck  Henry, 


17  Lcidesdorft 
42  First 
111  Oregon 
First  ave  South  S  F 
cor  Jackson  and  East 
634  Commorckl 
NW  cor'  Pacific  and  Front 
cor  Market  and  Steuart 
524  Fourth 
637  Post 
417  Fourth 
226  Third 
3  Merchant 
825  Folso' 
cor  First  and  Mission 
Mission  near  2Uth 
323  Turk 
214  Steuart 
620  Market 
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Franks  John,  cor  Fillmore  and  Herman 
Frannetta  John,  33  Post 

Frerichs  k  Lohman,  28  Seventh 

Frese  Christian,  518  Battery 

Fritz  A  J,      NW  cor  Third  and  Folsom 
Frost  Alonzo,  154  Second 

Frost  Paulsen,  cor  Mont  ave  and  Keiirny 
FiillgraffRich,  440  Bush 

Fulton  Chas  k  Theo,  501  Kearny 

(laetjen  Henry  W,  King  bet  4th  and  5tli 
Oaffney  M  ii,  812  Kearny 

Gaffney  M  H,  cor  Polk  k  Jack;  2d  k  Nat 
-  -     -  -  229  Sixth 

769  Brannan 

636  Merchant 

222  Third 

cor  Market  and  Front 

711  Mission 

627  Commercial 

643  Clay 

718  Montgomery 

429  and  707  Davis 


Gaillard  Joseph, 

Galbroeth  Wm, 

Gales  J  M. 

Gallagher  John, 

Gallagher  J  P, 

Gamma  A, 

Gantner  John, 

Ganzhom  Chris, 

Garcia  F, 

Gardner  k  Co, 

Gardner  Geo  M  k  Co,  Jack  &  D  ft  707  " 

GatelyPJ,  1139  Market 

Gaumail  E  A,  1239  Stockton 


Gehrels  ft  Lubben, 
Gcintmiva  C, 
Gendotti  A, 
Gerhaw  Fred, 
Gerken  ft  Wobber, 
Geyerwahlt  li, 

OlBB  JAMES. 

Giblin  T  J, 
GiUeran  W, 


oor  Davis  and  iSac 

412  Broadway 

4364  Hayes 

2  and  4  Mission 

cor  Spear  imd  Miss 

538  Hayes 

617  Merchant 

1222  Leavenworth 

159  Tliird 


Oilman  Walker  ft  Co,  cor  Cal  and  Front 
Gilmour  Thomas,  cor  Grove  and  Laguna 
(iingg  John,  507  Tine 

Ginty  ft  Blanchard,  cor  Third  and  Mjgg 
Glass  A,       SE  cor  Fourth  and  Harrison 


Glynn  W, 
(lobey  Frank, 

GOBLEJOHNE. 

Godsil  John, 
Goetz  P, 

Gohlinghorst  George  J, 
Gonlon  ft  Healy, 
Goria  ft  Magistra, 
(iorman  John, 
Gorsig  H,  / 

Grasfner  Mark, 
Grull  F, 
Granz  H, 


Grass  C  B, 
Graves  G  E, 
Green  Geo  W  B, 
Greene  Jnhn  E, 
Greenwood  Goo, 
Greles  John  W, 
Grell  Frederick, 

GRIES  FREDK, 

Griffin  M  S, 

GRIMM  HENRY 

(4  roe  per  G, 
(irosbauer  Jno, 
Gruen  ft  Vogelsang, 
Gudehus  Ch, 
Gundlach  Jacob  G, 
Haas  Herman,  cor 
Halwrling  J  C, 
Hach  Charles, 
Hackmeier  A, 
Hageman  ft  Haquette, 
Hageman  William, 
Hager  Geo, 
Hagler  &  Kenerleber, 


158  First 

228  Sutter 

foot  Morrimac 

33  and .;')  Mils 

533  Pacific 

1520  Market 

16  Hayes 

312  Montgomery 

100  Hayes 

113  Davis 

804  Fourth 

562  Brannan 

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SE  cor  Fourth  and  Mission 

425  Pacific 

38  Sixth 

222  Fourth 

124  Fifth 

208  Bush 

662  Brannan 

cor  How'd  ft  Beale 

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Sutter  and  Kearny 

16  Market 

2  and  4  Leidesdnrff 

124  4th  and2l5:{<l 

1 12  Drumm 

607  Waslun^'ton 

Horrison  and  Spear 

110  Dnpont 


914  Market 

510  Bnsh 

5  Kearny 

627  Merchant 

605  Conunereial 

925  Kearny 

123  California 


Hahn  ft  Scligmann, 

Haley  J,      NE  cor  Green  and  Stockton 

Hall  ft  Kearney,  617  Montgomery 

HALLETT  0  G.  i:<  Post 

Hamilton  ft  Burke,    Illinois  near  Sierra 
Hamilton  Jas,  802  Sansom 

Hamilton  ft  McMuUen,  1  Morton 

Haney  W  W,  221  Sacramento 

Hanschen  Henry,  800  Montgomery 

Hansen  A,   SW  oor  Mont  ave  and  Kear 
HanslerF,  26  Eddy 

Hanson,  Knhl  ft  Co,  108  Sutter 

HARDIE  PETER*  7  Market 


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cor  Davis  and  Sao 
412  Broadway 
4364  Hayes 
2  and  4  Miftsiou 
5or  Spear  und  Miss 
638  Hayes 
617  Merchant 
1222  Leavenworth 
159  Third 
I,  cor  Cal  and  Front 
p'Orove  and  Lftguna 
507  Tine 
cor  Third  and  Miss 
i'ourth  and  Huirison 
158  First 
228  Sutter 
foot  Morriinac 
33  and  . '>  Ellis 
533  Pacific 
«  T  1520  Market 

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312  Montgomery 
100  Hayes 
113  Davis 
804  Fourth 
562  Brannan 
617  and  619  Brannan 
,r  Foorth  and  Mission 
425  Pacific 
38  Sixth 
222  Fourth 
124  Fifth 
208  Bush 
562  Braiman 
cor  How'd  &  Beale 
2239  <  leary 
V   Sutter  and  Kearny 
* '  16  Market 

2  and  4  Leidostlorff 
124  4th  and21S;W 
1 12  Drumm 
607  Wnshiiiuton 
Horrison  and  Spear 
110  Vh\\m\t 
914  Market 
510  Bush 
5  Kearny 
627  Merchant 
605  Commercial 
•125  Kearny  I 
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,r  Green  and  Stockton 
617  Montgomery 
13  Post 
Illinois  near  Sierra 
802  Sansnm 

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221  Sacramento  i 

800  Montgomery 
■or  Mont  ave  and  Kear 

26  EtWy 
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Har*:  Patrick,  140  Fifth 

HarenhurR  Edward,  130  Berry 

HiAUINOTON  JfOHN,  510  Pine 

Hams  K  T,  310  Fourth 

Harrison  D  J,  cor  Sansom  and  Merchant 
Harrison  Jno,  cor  Kearny  and  M  ont  ave 
Harrison  John,  cor  Sntter  and  Dut)ont 
HARRY  OEO,  cor  Jackson  and  Kear 
HARSET  OEO,  cor  Jackson  and  Kear 
Hart  John,  NE  cor  Turk  and  Steinor 
Hartmann  Chas,  804  MiHBion 

Hurtmann  &  Dammasch,  Post  mid  Kchp 
llartsliorn  &  Waters,  126  Kearny 

Hasselbursch  J  E,  533  Sacramento 

Hatch  .fnmes,  oor  Howard  and  Nixth 
HauffeFrod,  127  Sixth 

Hauler  F,  26  Eddy 

Hauser  J  C,  637  Broadway 

Havecker  H,  331  Sixth 

Haydenaber  L,  Bay  bet  Mason  &  Powell 
Hayes  S  &  P,  160  First 


Hays  &  Oyselaar, 
Hccder  &  Iteichardt, 
Hetl'ernan  Michael, 
Heil  C, 
Heinz  J  J, 
Heissenbcrg  C, 
Hettmann  Alivine, 
Held  &  Miller, 
Hellstromer  C  H, 
Henchy  J  J, 
Henrichs  August, 
HenriouUi  G, 
Henry  D, 
Hentz  A  H, 
Berber  John, 
Heweloke  H, 
Heye  Henry, 
Hickmann  Henry, 
Hien  August, 
Hilderbrandt  Wm  C, 
Hillebrandt  Albert, 


822  Kearny 

325  Bnsh 

223  Sansom 

103  Sacramento 

114  Dupont 

921  Kearny 

530  Pacific 

1026  Market 

12  Washington 

815i  Foisom 

Front  and  Union 

317  Dupont 

219  Second 

200  McAllister 

627  Kearny 

543  Merchant 

613  East 

1258  Market 

1328  Dupont 

uOi'i  East 

1228  Market 

715  Montgomery 


HOTALINQAP&CO. 

Houfrh  John, 
Hourcade  J, 
Huant  Paulin, 
Huber  Henry, 
Hughes  W  A, 
Huj{hes  Wm  H, 
Humbert  J, 
Hurlburch  E  J, 
Hurley  Michael, 
Imelli  Max, 
Fsoli  J, 
Iseli  Jacob, 


flink  P  H, 

HINRICHS  A  &  CO.  Front  and  Vallejo 
Hittinger  A,  105  Dupont 

Hoffmar  N,  149  Second 

HogauD,  411  Fourth 

EOKANSON  OLOF,  527  East 

Holder  Jos,  62  Halleck 

Holje  John  B,        cor  R  R  and  Kith  aves 
Holland  Peter,  4  Wafihin^jton 

HOLLER  B,    SE  cor  Market  and  Beale 


Holler  &  Scbnlz, 
Holm  Bros, 
Holohnn  John, 
Holt  Martin, 

HOOFMANH  JOHN 

Hopkins  Peter, 
Hopkins  T  J, 
Hopps  F, 
Horn  C, 
HomC, 


1036  Market 

200  Fiftl 

100  McAllister 

110  Jackson 

»«.      41  Sacramento 

13  New  Montgomery 

623  Davis 

1017  Battery 

5  Broadway 

1100  Dupont 


Boss  J,        NW  cor  Sutter  ,and  Kearny 


431  Jttckson 
2  Turk 
15)09  Geary 
305  Montgomery  ave 
417  Bush 
513  Clay 
43  Sacramento 
120  Montgomery  uve 
521  First 
213  Sixth 
851  Market 
29  Morton 
529  Pme 
Ivemeyor  &  Dunker,   Commercial  &  Bat 
Jnckel  C,  C19  PaciHc 

Jacks  R,  cor  22d  and  Potrero  ave 

Jackson  Walter,  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Jncoblin  M,  1306  Dupont 

Jansen  Geo,  NE  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Jnrret  Mathien,  1 101  Dupont 

Jarvis  k  Dutra,  SW  cor  Davis  and  Pac 
Jellin^s  &  Freeman,  534  Merchant 

Jellison  B  F,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Cal 
Jensen  Julius,  1508^  Powell 

Jobmann  Julius,  101  Mission 

Jochat  Joseph,  27*  Commercial 

Jochim  Jacob,  536  Sacramento 

Johnson  &  Brown,  Howard  and  Steuart 
Johnson  Chris,  SW  cor  Drumm  and  Sac 
Johnson  CG,  123^  Sixth 

Johnson  H  S,  401  Broadway 

Johnson  P,  cor  24th  and  Bryant 

Johnson  Peter,  218  Montgomery  ave 
Johnson  VV,  819  Battery 

Johnson  Wm,  505  Sixth 

JONES  FRANK,  645-617  Merchant 
Jones  &  McDonough,  338  Bush 

Jf.nea  W  G,  413  Pine 

JoostensChas,  1017  Kearny 

Jordan  A,  1228  Dupont- 

Judge  Patrick,  204  First 

Jnlitz  H,  612  Sacramento 

JuUienJ&Co,  617  Pacific 

Kahn  Jos,  416  Pine 

Kampa  F  VV,  16  California 

Kane  M,  SW  cor  Howard  and  First 

Karstens  Chas,  cor  Jackson  and  Sansom 
Kasche  Wm,  18  Ocary 

Kavanagh  &  Campbell,  244  Tliird 

Keenan  Chas,  1154  Market 

Kellcher  &  Simpson,  301  Fourth 

Kelley  Martin,  248  Beale 

Kelly  John,  1 86  Jessie 

Kelly  John,  43  Second 

Kelly  Owen,  1048  Howard 

Kelly  Peter,  Masonic  and  Pt  Lobos  aves 
Kenerleber  F  W,  39  Market 

Ktnney  Michael,  Dunbar  Alley 

Keppeler  &  Sauer,  518  Battery 

Kerner  P,     SE  cor  Jessie  and  N  Mongy 
Kerr  Matt,  111  Leidesdorff 

Kerrigan  P,  236  Brannan 

Kewitz  Chas  &  Co,  242  Sutter 


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Keyle  R,  304  Pacific 

KUBFFEB  CSHASi  432  Broudwny 

Kihhneyer  Jacob,  001)  Clay 

Kilday  M,  cor  Mission  and  2iul 

King  Mrs  J,  113  First 

King  Wm,  144  Stcuart 

Kittelberger  &  Dold,  Kearny  and  Coml 
Kleon  Honry,  2*25  Clay 

Kliegel  fienj,  >ior  Erie  and  Mission 

Kneeland  J  H.  070  Howard 

Kniupenberg  E  R,  cor  Howard  und  >Steu 
Knoblouh  CFiristian,  South  S  F 

Knoop  Jno,  Sixteenth  and  Second  ave 
Knottnor  F,  NVV  cor  Kearny  and  Oeary 
KnutHon  H  M,  100  Pauitic 

Koch  Chas,  300  Hayes 

Koenifir  Ferdinand,  0;)0  Pacific 

XOOPHAN  JOHN,  40  Sacramontu 

Kordmeyer  &  Underwood,  Russ  House 
KorneckWE,  41  Third 

Korts  &  Diereks,  314  Clay 

Kosininsky  Saml,       cor  Ist  ave  and  Ky 
Koster  Jos,    cor  Central  ave  and  Geary 
Kreye  John,  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Batte-'v 
Krouse  Thos  E,  New  Mont  any  Missic 
Krouss  Bernhardt  53f  Commerciai 

Kruckmann  Fred,  cor  King  and  Fourth 
Krueckel  F&  Cha8,cor  First  and  Market 
Krug  Martin,  1725  Mission 

Kucks  C  H,  121)  Clay 

Kuhlke  &  Elvin,  cor  Mission  and  Beale 
Kuhlwein  Mrs  E,  400  Dupont 

Kupper  W,  211  Market 

Kurtz  F  C  H,  055  Third 

Kyle  Robert,  304  Pacific 

Labine  Oliver,  641  Commercial 

Lochmann  &  Jacobi,  cor  Mission  and  2d 
LacourP,  117  Seventh 

Lagrave  J  P  &  Co,  650  Pacific 

Lamb  John,  150  Steuart 

LangeChasH,  258 

LAllO  &  C0>  210  and  212  Dupont 

Larsen,  Lundberg  &  Co,  7  Merchant 
Latapie  P  &  Co,  cor  K  R  and  0th  aves 
Lattuel  Andrew,  1410  and  1412  Dupont 
LAURISTON  At  cor  Battery  and  Green 

LAUTENA&CO. 

NW  cor  Filbert  ond  Powell 


Leahy  M, 
Leduc  P, 

Lee  N  A, 
Leedes  k  Dietrich, 
Leege  W  &  Co, 
Lehrke  &  Mayer, 
Lehnhardt  Chas, 

LEIBEB  FRANK  &  CO. 

Lennard  R  K, 

Lesser  L, 

Lesamann  k  Windhaus, 

Letroadec  Louis, 

Levey  Alex, 

Levy  Dave  P,         ' 

Lewellyne  R, 


012  Howard 

501)  Bush 

214  Dupont 

049  Clay 

113  Halleck 

910  Market 

401  Pine 

9  Hardie  PI 

4 '"'Kearny 

902  Mission 

1057  Market 

132  Dupont 

18  Stockton 

607  Sacramento 

14  Clay 


Lewis  &  Harris,  226  Montgomery 

Leydecker  &  Wieboldt, 

cor  Clay  and  East  and  631  Davis 
Lhez  John  M,  1118  Dupnnt 

Liekefelt  Aug,  cor  Stockton  and  Paciflo 
Lilkendey  O  W,  cor  Pow  and  Francisco 
Linden  Edward,  611  Duvig 

Linehan  Mrs  Mary,  40  FirHt 

Link  C,  606  Washington 

Lippi  B,  712  Pacific 

Livingston  &  Co,  220  and  222  California 
Loeacn  Valentine,  638  Pacific 

Loewa  Bnis,  217  Battery 

Loftis  k  Wiskotschill,  809  Market 

Market  and  Hayes 
34  Minna 
514  Mission 
226  Montgomery 
507  Davis 
539  California 
446 

319  Dupont 

18  Taylor 

903  Kearny 

cor  Minna  and  Fourth 

326  Sansom 

cor  Sansom  and  Pacific 


Luhaen  D, 
Long  Thos, 
Lou^h  James, 
Louis  k  Harris, 
Ludcrs  Otto, 
LTTESMANN  E, 
Lukin  J  A, 
Luttringcr  Bros, 
Lutz  Jacob, 
Lutzen  M  P, 
Lynch  James, 

■nch  Jas  H, 

nchP, 
^«faack  Ernst, 


SW  cor  Kearny  and  Cal 
Maosfi  H,  NE  cor  Fremont  and  Howard 
Maass  J,  cor  Howard  and  Main 

Mackert  Frank  A,  010  Sacramento 

Madel  k  Mastow,  cor  Howard  and  Spear 
Madson  0,  14  Sacramento 

Magg  F,  636  Commercial 

Magistra  k  Giacomini,  310^  Montgy  ave 


Mahler  Chas, 
Mahlmann  Henry, 
Mahlmann  Peter, 
Mahouey  James, 
Mairhofer  Leonard, 
Malagamba  C, 


733  Davis 

603  California 

614  Montgomery 

601  Sixth 

426  Fourth 

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MALLOROVm  JOSE,I>avis  and  Wash 
Malloy  Wm,  21  Vallejo 

MaloneJ,  626  Third 

Mamer  J  P,  325)  East 

Manning  k  Erwin,  1004  Kearny 

Manning  T,  109  Jessie 

Marchebout  k  Boudin,  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Marchini  M,  401  Davis 

Marmovich  M,  334  Bush 

Marshall  Wm,  626  Sacramento 

Martin  A,      NW  cor  Kearny  and  Coml 
Martin  Chas,  632  Pacific 

Martin  C  H,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and  Davis 
Martin  k  Horton,  545  Clay 

Marti  Jacob,  607  Commercial 

Martin  k  Jaume,  632  Pacific 

Martin  Louis,  1024  Stockton 

Martinovich  S  k  Co,Sacrameuto  and  East 
Masson  &  Dumont,  434  Rush 

Mattes  John,  208  Sutter 

Matticevich  N,  Washington  and  Battery 
Mayer  W,     Montgomery  and  California 


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111  Eaat  and  631  Davis 

1118  Dupont 

r  Stockton  and  I'acifio 

or  Pow  and  Francisco 

611  Davis 

yr,  40  First 

505  Washington 

712  Pacific 

220  and  222  California 

638  Pacific 

217  Battery 

shill,  809  Market 

Market  and  Hayes 

34  Minna 

514  Mission 

226  Moiitaomery 

507  Davis 

539  California 

'  446  '•     1 

319  Dupont 

18  Taylor 

903  Kearny 

cor  Minna  and  Fourth 

325  Sansom 

cor  Sansom  and  Pacific 

SW  cor  Kearny  and  Cal 

jr  Fremont  and  Howard 

cor  Howard  and  Main 

A  610  Sacramento 

ir,'cor  Howard  and  Spear 

14  Sacramento 

636  Commercial 

310i  Montgy  ave 

733  Davis 

(i03  California 

614  Montgomery 

501  Sixth 

426  Fourth 

1128Folsom 

N  J0SB,I>»vi8  and  Wash 
21  Vallejo 
526  Third 
329  East 
krin.  1004  Kearny 

109  Jessie 
Joudin,  Sixth  and  Folsom 
*^  401  Davis 

334  Bush 
626  Sacramento 
W  cor  Kearny  and  Coml 
532  Pacific 
}W  cor  Vallejo  and  Davis 
on,  545  Clay 

507  Commercial 
he  532  Pacific 

'  1024  Stockton 

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lont.  434  Bush 

208  Sutter 
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Mayrhofer  Peter, 
MoArdlfl  James  £, 
MoArdle  Peter, 
MoCann  J, 
McCarron  Jaa, 
McCarty  M 
McDonald  John, 


613  Brannan 
627  WashinKton 
Fourth  and  Market 
216  Eighth 
312  Pacific 
1600  Mission 
cor  Sixth  and  Market 
McDonald  Michael,  1633        " 

MoDontial  S  P,       cor  l^ourth  and  King 
McGinerty  Frank  J,  821  Folsom 


McOoven  Philip, 
MoUrary  Thos, 
McGregor  J, 
McHeury  John, 
McHugh  P, 


Kearny  and  Market 
330  Sixth 
242  Brannan 

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208  Third 


MoKee  Jno,        cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
MoKowen  J  C,  427  Washington 


McKindlny  W 
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Mcl^o<l  A, 
McLiJod  A  E, 
McMacarty  Morris, 
MuManus  Tlios, 
Mu>feal  J, 
McNenr  J, 
McPhersiin  J, 

MoVET  CAL  A, 

McWiiliam  Hugh, 
Meade  Jno, 
Medauw  J  J  H, 
Meier  John, 
Meier  Louis  H, 
Meierdierks  C, 
Meincke  F  ft  C, 
Meinke  Henry, 
Me  issuer  A, 
Meades  David, 
Mercier  E, 
Meyer  D, 


767  Market 

King  hct  2d  and  'M 

5  Morton 

1071  Market 

1000  Mission 

1602         " 

821  Kearny 

514  (ireen 

20  Steuart 

220  Kearny 

819  Market 

1040  Mission 

970  Folsom 

5  Mason 

cor  Seventh  ave  and  N 

cor  Post  and  Powell 

cor  26th  and  Mission 

Mission  and  Steuart 

423  Dupont 

341  Sixth 

NE  cor  Folsom  and  Sixth 

cor  Greenwich  and  Fillmore 


Moran  M, 
Morande  C, 
Morgan  Patrick, 
Morkoii  H  F, 
Morretti  P, 
Morrison  John, 
Morti  Jacob, 
Mouthon  J, 
Mueh  N  &  Co, 
Mueller  Alois, 
Mueller  Geo, 


per  May), 
Meyer  F  R, 
Meyer  H, 
Meyer  L, 
Meyer  W, 
Miller  Henry, 


Miller  Mrs  John, 
Miller  Josephine, 
Millitch  ft  Abramovich, 
Minor  S  B, 
Missler  Beno, 


(successor  to  Pros«        | 

33  Sutter 

223  Pacific 

Broadway  and  Front 

22  Leidesdorff 

323  Sansom 

SW  cor  Davis  and  Jack 


Mitchell  Frank, 
Mitchell  Wm  H, 


139  Beale 

702  Front 

120  Leidesdorfif 

13  Third 

819  Kearny 


cor  Turk  and  Market 
Oregon  off  Sattery 


Moeller  ft  Granfiel,  609  Jackson 

Mogling  Chas,  1143  Mission 

Momes  ft  Smith,  327  East 

Monaghan  J,  60  First 

Monidian  John  ft  Co,  434  Pine 

Monnier  G,  1153  Howard 

MonnierG,  817  Larkin 

Mooney  Hugh,  244  Sutter 

Moore  ft  Burns,  111  Jessie 
Moore  Peter  J,   SE  cor  Wash  and  Davis 


63  Jessie 

650  Sacramento 

cor  Baker  and  Beach 

328  Pine 

420  Jackson 

cor  Ninth  and  Mission 

607  Commercial 

608  Bush 

141 1  Stockton 

602  Market 

,  414 

Muhans  Jos,  cor  Commercial  and  Kearny 
Muhlner  Wm  J,  200  Hyde 

Muller  Geo,  213  Pine 

Muller  H,  20  Sacramento 

MulliT  Henry,  6  and  9  New  Montgomery 
Muller  John  .1,  cor  Steuart  and  Howard 
MuUerJM,  702  Front 

Mulliii  ft  Wiggless,  200  Steuart 

Mullins  W  F,  1001  Turk 

Munsou  Jas,  Long  Bridge  nr  Kentucky 
Murphy  J,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Seventh 
Murphy  J  H,  800  Market 

Murphy  J  J,  231  Kearny 

Murpiiy  John,  Liberty  and  Townscnd 
Murphy  W,  San  Miguel  Station 

Murry  J,  N  E  cor  Second  and  Brannan 
Myer  H,  724  Front 

Myers  &  Markel,  710  Miss  and  318  Bush 
Nelson  Albert  N,  cor  Wash  and  Drumm 
Nelson  ft  Ives,  27  Pacific 

Neuber  Adolf.  26  i  Turk 

]>feuenburg  John,    NW  cor  Poo  and  San 

NETJENSCHWANDEB  E,     422  Sao 

Newell  E  D,  1 13  Natoma 

Newton  E  D,  cor  Sac  and  Montgomer}' 
NICHOLAS  GEO*  31  Sacramento 

Nichols  PC,  30  Stockton 

Nichols  W  M,  cor  Powell  and  Francisco 
Nicolaysen  J,  cor  Leid  and  Halleck 

Niefer  F,  28  Third 

Niquet  Chas,  8  Sixth 

Nischwitz  A,  14  and  16  Geary 

Nis8en  Christian,  25  Montgomery  ave 
NitzW,  211  Stevenson 

Nolan  J,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 

NoonanPJ,  2033  Post 

Noordau  Theo  V,  1120  Larkin 

Norton  Jos,  1923  Polk 

Norton  P,  241  Eighth 

Nupert  L,  318  Bryant 

Nyhuis  Harm,  503  Pacific 

0  Brien  D,  NW  cor  Clay  and  Drumm 
O'Brien  Edward,  2723  Sutter 

O'Brien  ft  Holton,    Folsom  and  Steuart 


O'Brien  James, 
O'Brien  Michael, 
O'Brien  R, 
O'Brien  Wm, 
Ochler  Minna, 
O'Connell  W  M, 
O'Connor  D, 


1326  Market 
1700  Mission 
516         •* 

411  East 

405  Drumm 

156  First 

412  Main 


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O'Doherty  John,  1016J  Market 

O'Donell  Patrick,      Kentucky  and  Itith 
Odoul  August,  cor  Fifth  ave  and  L 

Oells  £,  cor  Sutter  and  Central  ave 

O'Gonnan  P,  410  Foisom 

Ohlsen  Chris,  1005  Kearny 

O'Kelly  M,  1111  Howard 

Olfs  W,  3  Broadway 

Olsen  &  Wall,  cor  Kearny  and  Mont  ave 
Olson  J,  1110  Battery 

O'Xeil  John,      cor  M  and  5th  ave  S  8  F 
O'Neill  Joseph,  124  Fourth 

O'Neill  R,  1513  Larkin 

O'Beilly  John  P  &  Co,  Spring  &  iSummer 
OrrJH,  110  Third 

O'Shea  C,  '240  Minna 

Osuier  &  Co,  cor  Ist  &  Bran;  Fol  &  Steii 
O'Sullivan  I),  '20  Commercial 

O'SULLIVAN  JOHN  M.     30  Montgy 

vJ'Sullivan  M  J,  900  Larkia 

O'Snllivan  P  D,  1741  Mission 

Otker  Fritz,  '2'25  Steuart 

Otterstedt  F,    NW  cor  7th  and  Howard 


Kadovich  L  &  Co, 
I  Kadovich  9c,  Uhrlandt, 

Kamson  A, 
'  Kanken  H, 

Kazetto  T, 
I  Head  R, 

Reardon  P, 


Owens  Thomas, 
Paupitz  F  W, 
Paveleni  G, 
Payne  J  H, 
Pechin  C, 
Peliiociaja  L, 
Pellicciaja  P, 
Pelz  David, 
FENOELLAY  R  W, 

Perrault  Maurice  N,       31 

Peters  Jacob, 

Peters  John,     SE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 

Peters  Wm  C,  024  Clay 

Petersen  Nick,      cor  4th  and  Townsuntl 


400  Montgomery 

123  Jackson 

7  Vallejo 

>     701)  Davis 

417  Front 

618      " 

618      *• 

1011  Market 

676   Folsom 

Washington 

505  PaciHc 


Petersen  &  Diuckhoff, 
Peterson  John, 
Peterson  A, 

PETERSON  L, 

Peterson  O, 

PETTEiiSONJ. 

Pluilau  &  Donohue, 
Phillips  J  B, 
Piaggio  A, 
Picper  Leon, 
Pircher  Bros, 
Popovich  &  Co, 
Porter  A  A, 
Powers  &  Gould, 
Pozzi  P, 
Preda  (i, 
Prignor  P, 
Prozelt  C, 
Prnnty  Owen, 
Pulleu  Geo  G, 


228  Paciiic 

326  Main' 

228  Pacific; 

531  East 

220  Kearny 

324  Main 

33  Second 

1144  itjarket 

1622  Stockton, 

643  Washington 

707  Mission 

1654  Polk  I 

432  Califarnia 

413  Sansoni| 

325  Montgomery  ave 

611  Montwnneryl 

2546  Folsom 


419  Montgomery 
SW  cor  8th  and  Folsom 
833  Kearny 
Puriiell  l>,  Central  ave  bet  Post  and  Sut 
Purdy  G  W,  Lcmg  Bridge,  Potrero| 

Purdy  Owen,  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Eighth' 
Quillici  A,  306  Montgomery  ave 

Quinn  John,         9  Merchants  lixchange; 
Radke  M  F,  255  Steuart| 


877  Market 

306  Kearny 

7  Commercial 

SE  cor  Seventh  and  Market 

.     619  Mission 

NE  cor  Sutter  and  Polk 

702  Mission 

Rebut  A,     cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness  ave 

RECKENBEIL  F,  308  Dupont 

Keddy  Jno,  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 

Redtield  Fritz,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Post 
Reed  Chas,  104  Jackson 

Reed  Mrs  S,  1110  Dupont 

Reepen  H,  154  Third 

Reese  Geo,  931^  Folsom  and  319  Fifth 
Regan  &  McNamara,3  &  4Merchant8  Ex 
Reich  JnoC,  318  Pacific 

Reichert  Joa,  1 14  Tyler 

Reikols  &  Weise,  cor  16th  and  Mission 
Ueiliy  Jno,  51 1   Fourth 

Reley  W,  cor  Folsom  and  Steuurt 

Remmel  &  Otersen,  16  Thinl 

Jiv'ske  Peter,  343  Hayes 

Rice  &  Hinrichs,  cor  Miss  and  Stuuart 
Rice  Jas,  350  Brannan 

RICE  P  Bt  1^8  New  Montgomery 

Riclmnls  J  E,  227  Hush 

Richardson  C,    .  739  Folsom 

Ricliter  &  Maxmillian,  529  Jackscn 

Rick  F,  508  Sixtuiiiith 

Rieck  C  &  Co.NW  cor  Sutter  and  Stock 
Riekels  &  Weise,  cor  Miss  and  16th 

Kiley  Allen,  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 
Rinz  Adolph,  1129  Mission 

Ritzau  &  Obermeyer,  cor  Post  and  Dup 
Roach  D  D.  1317  Mission 

ROACHE  JAMES,  636  Fourth 

Robbins  J  W,  1012  Potrero  ave 

Rolwrtson  R<>l)t,  727  Montgomery 

Robertson  S  J,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Sac 
Robin  Adrien  &  Co,  614  Fourth 

Robinson  Henry,  NW  cor  Davis  and  Jack 
Rodefeld  Krcd'k,  SW  cor  Kear  and  Post 
Rodgcrs  Benj,  252  Brannan 

llodgers  P,  1727  Market 

Roe  Jas,  cor  Fifth  ave  and  L 

Roes  L  B,  cor  .lackson  and  Hattery 

UoeslerC,  703 J  Davis 

Rhode  Henry,  SW  cor  Front  and  Wash 
Rhode  Peter,  8  Clay 

Rohltls  &  Woebke,  1  Mission 

Rohrs  <«eo  H,  cor  Sut  and  Central  ave 
Roley  J  C  &  Co,  ;«)8  Kearny 

Romani  S,  437  Bromlway 

Rooney  P  H,  813  Battery 

Rosenbaum  Jno  H,  R  R  and  Fifth  avea 


Rosengarn  H, 
Rossi  A  (Ik  Co, 
Rotenstein  Alex, 
Roth  &  Co, 
Rotherman  .Ino, 


202  I'ost 

521  Commercial 

635  Clay 

214  and  516  Pine 

cor  Fourth  and  King 


Rotherman  &  Stolte, 

Fourth  bet  Townsend  and  King 


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877  Market 
306  Kearny 
7  Commercial 
p  Seventh  and  Market 
,  619  Mission 
E  cor  Sutter  and  Polk 
702  Mission 
bert  and  Van  Ness  ave 
■o  308  Dupont 

cor  Beale  and  Bryant 
V  cor  Kearny  and  Post 
104  Jackson 
1110  Dupont 
154  Third 
I  Folsom  and  319  Fifth 
ara.3  &  4Merchants  Ex 
318  Pacific 
114  Tyler 
cor  10th  and  Mission 
511   I'ourth 
cor  Folsom  and  Steiuvrt 
„„  10  Third 

'  34:i  H.iyes 

cor  Miss  and  Stcuart 
'  350  Brannan 

148  New  Montgomery 
2-27  Bush 
73!)  Folsom 
iiiUian,  rvJi)  Jackscn 

508  Sixtuiiiith 
\V,  cor  Sutter  and  Stock 
e  '  cor  Miss  and  IGth 
ir'cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 
1120  Mission 
lever.  cor  Post  and  Dup  |  j 
^  1317  Mission  ' 

HIES,  **"^^  Fourth 

1012  Potrero  ave 
727  Montgomery 
NW  cor  Kearny  and  Sac 
„  (jo^  014  Fourth 

Y  >f\V  cor  Davis  and  .hick  Si 
k!  S\V  cor  Kear  and  Post  t| 
252  Brail  nan 
.  1727  Market 
cor  Fifth  ave  and  L 
iacksou  and  Pattery 
703^  Davis 
SW  cor  Front  and  NViish 

8  Clay  I 
bke  1  Mission  , 

co'r  Sut  and  Central  ave 
;i08  Kearny  i 
437  Browlwiiy 
813  Battery 
xo  H,  II  R  and  Fifth  avj^  , 

521  Commercial 

■ox  «=^"  ^^"y 

■^  214  and  510  Pine 

lo,     cor  Fourth  and  King 
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Rottanzi  G,  1027  Market 

Bottermann  C,  Sixth  bet  Mkt  and  Miss 
Rotter tnann  Chas,  119  Bush 

ROZIEBE  C,  21  Stockton 

Rudolph  Cha8,cor  Dupoiit  and  O'Farrell 
Rumetsch  Jacob,  NW  cor  Dup  and  Sut 
Rumpinsky  August,  cor  Miss  and  Beale 
Rusclier  J,  103  Jessie 

Rush  Ed,  941  Market 

ilussellE,  ^  5  Polk 

Ruttger  Joe,  710  Montgomery 

Ryan  Michael,  818  Howard 

Sagehorn  H,  520  Union 

Saiiisot  F,  NW  cor  Main  and  Mission 
Sam  Joseph,  638  Commercial 

Sample  &  Beyer,  10  to  18  Leidesdorff 
SAMPLE  SS.  211  Kearny 


Samuel  A, 
Sanderson  J  A, 
Sandford  &  Marx, 
Sandmann  E, 
Sangxiinetti  Stephen, 
Sarret  M, 
Sartor  &  Steifaui, 
Sass  A  H, 
Schiwfer  C, 
Scharpen  P, 
Scheggia  C, 
Scheper  J  H 


i^ott  E,  106  Steuart 

Sears  &  Foley, 

cor  Wash  and  East;  Bdwy  and  Davis 
Seipel  C,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Erie 

Sehg  M,  N  W  cor  Bush  and  Sansom 

bellenger  F,  G15  Pacific 

Semler  Mrs  A,       Greenwich  and  Baker 
Fremont  and  Mission 
632  Fourth 
102i  Stockton 
1474  Harrison 
ou    ,    -    r  ,  240  Minna 

hheehan  John,  Greenwich  and  Broderick 
Sheehan  Joseph,  400  Market 

Shelly  John,  Howard  and  Fourth 


Hengstacken  P, 
Severts  A  P, 
Seydel  E, 
Shannon  T, 
Shea  C, 


311  Fifth 

Oakland  Ferry  Boat 

16  Steuart 

233  Sixth 

526  Broadway 

1101  Dupout 

1107 

1042  Folsom 

1129  Mission 

500  Sixth 

1138  Dupout 

NE  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 

SCHJCICKER  HENRY,       717  Davis 

Schluter  D,  508 

Schmalzen  G,  121  Fourth 

Schmidt  Adolph,  SE  cor  5th  and  Berry 

Schmidt  Geo,  920  Market 

Schuiidt  Hubert,  534  Montgomery  ave 

Schmidt  W,  Missitm  Market 

SCHMITZ  F  P,  u»;!2 

Schneider  Beuj,     Montgomery  and  Clay 
Schneider  Geo,  1125  Dupout 

Schoenfelder  Jchr,  Hi.. 

Schreiber  J,  633  Mission 

Sciiroder  — ,  213  Montgomery 

Scliruder  A  Saeiiger,  425  Kivst 

Schroeder  Chaw,  833  Kearny 

Scliroedcr  Wm,  28  Stockton 

Schulty  Wm,  308  Dupout 

Schultz  &  Koch,      Broadway  and  Davis 
Schultz  L,  439  Jackson 

Sehul/e  &  Kuntz,  331  Bush;  314  Hayes 
Schumacher  F,  30  Steuart 

Schuppert  Chas,  545  California 

Schwartz  Bros,  133  Montgomery 

Schwartz  (iustav,  540  Clay 

SCHWARTZ.  HUSINQ  &  MEYER, 

1  Market 
Schwartz  J,  cor  Powell  and  Chestnut 
Schwarz  Chas,  2201)  Powell 

Schwedt  A  F,  Washington  and  Drumm 
Schwemm  C  H  F,  1210  i  Market 

Schwietors  &  Miers,  220  Dupont 

Schwob  A  A.  Co,  925  Howard 


Sheridan  D, 
Shinkwin  J  W, 
Shoufe  &  McCrum, 
Shrewsbury  W  H, 
Sievers  Wm, 
Sieweke  Louis, 
Simousen  A  M, 
Sippel  F  E, 
Sjowall  E  P, 
Skuce  J, 

SMITH  ADAM, 

i^n.ith  Chas, 

SMITH  HARRY, 

Smith  ,lohn, 
Smitii  John, 
Smith  Wm, 


33  Dupont 

1035  Folsom 

208  Market 

116  Fourth 

1 1  Jackson 

611 

1011  Kearny 

638  Sacramento 

First  ave 

536  Jackson 

633  Sacramento 

718  Kearny 

59  Clay 

Greenwich  and  Steiuer 

102  Jackson 

Mission  Market 


Sciaroui  &  Zeiro, 
ScoUay  W  A, 


621  Broa«lway 
1522  Stockton 


Snivoly  J  H,  NW  cor  Third  and  Bryant 
.'iomerville  &  Ellis,  cor  Mont  ave&  K'iar 
Sosao  A,  810  Kearny 

SpanierJos,  112  Post 

Spencer  Dp  I'id,  cor  Beale  and  Folsom 
Spengemann  Chas,  25  Summer 

.Spiegel  A,  614  California 

Sprague  A,  900  Market 

Stuck  M,  1831  Mission 

Statlelbach  E,  108  Steuart 

•StahlE,    .  228  Bush 

Stihl  Henry  N,        613  and  615  Sansom 


.Stahl  &  Vonaspen, 
Stapff  Wm, 
Steer  Henry, 
Steicher  Jacob, 
Steiner  N, 
Steiuhart  M, 
Stcinkamp  C  F  *  C, 
.Steimer  Henry, 
Sternberg  &  Hancbnann, 


415  Pine 

116  Dupout 

451  First 

1814  Ceary 

5  Leidesdorlf 

•.  1024  Larkin 

327  Sacramento 

921  Kearny 

610  Merchant 


.Stevens  Geo,  SE  cor  Battery  and  Union 

Stone  Chas  L, 

.Stoven  Henry, 

Stozen  &  Myers, 

Straub  Joseph, 

Strothoff  J, 

STUART  CD. 

Stumpf  John, 
Sturla  G  B  &  Co. 
Sullivan  D  0, 
Sullivan  J  D, 


1144  Market 

175  Sixteenth 

cor  14th  and  Mission 

25  Sixth 

215     " 

525^  Sansom 

First  ave  South  S  F 

1402  Dupont 

29  Commercial 

657  Washington 


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Sullivan  M  J,  21  Montgomery  ave 

Sullivan  M  J, 

cor  Taylor  ft  Tyler  &  Larkin  &  Geary 
Sullivan  I*,  12  Broadway 

Sullivan  Timothy,  1242  Market 

Swineford  Newton,  cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
TaetGS,  812  Clay 

Tardos  Louis,  400  G«ary 

Tayac  C  J,  '         «        31  Fourth 

Teese  Lewis  Jr,  432  Kearny 

Tetz  Joseph,  SW  cor  Geary  and  Dupont 
Theil  Frank,  300  Third 

Thomas  Chas  J,  35  Eddy 

Thorn  Whroden  Tn,  cor  4th  and  Stev 
Thorsen  Peter,  623  East 

Tichenor  S  J,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Bush 
Tir"d  ft  Doekum,  SE  cor  Sac  and  Kear 
Tierney  Thos,  New  Montgy  and  How 
Tietjen  H,  906  Kearny 

Tietjen  Hermann,  cor  Pine  and  St  Mary 
Tobbe  D,  541  and  543  Mission 

Tobbenboske  Herman,    cor  2d  and  Mkt 


Tonnemacher  Julius, 
Torni  S, 

Tracy  ft  Buckley, 
TBAFOLITE  & 
Trenschel  G  A, 
Treuschel  G  A, 
Triay  Antonia, 
Tridon  L, 

TUESMANH  ERNST. 


911  Kearny 

316  Broadway 

1000  Market 

TlO.Sansom 

748  Brannan 

20  Sacramento 

419Drumm 

757  Clay 

539  California 


TVson  D  S, 
Ungrott  Aug, 
Unruh  A, 
Urban  J, 
Umer  J, 
Vallet  Chas, 
Van  Bergen  August, 
Van  Norden  — , 
Van  Norden  T, 
Vaughn  AH, 
Vibert  M, 
Villedieu  Chas, 
Violich  Nicholas, 
Voges  Geo, 


Waas  G  ft  H,  cor  Steiner  and  Herman 
Warner  A,  Meig's  Wharf  and  Francisco 
Waugeman  Asa  L,  1  Summer 

Weber  G,  418  Broadway 

Wedel  J  G,  SE  cor  Dumm  and  Pacific 
Wedemeyer  Trederick, 

Railroad  bet  5th  and  6th  aves 
Weeks  W  H,  509  Valencia 

Wehr  Henry,  40  Jackson 

Weisenbom  Fred,  cor  Lyon  and  Lombard 
Weiss  ft  Walter,  333  Bush 

Welch  ft  Co,  333  Third 

Welsh  Henry  J,  115  Sixth 

Welsh  John,  NW  cor  25th  and  Howard 
Wenzel  Fr,  538  Commercial 

Weasell  John,  SE  cor  Powell  and  Union 
Whelan  John,  cor  Fillmora  and  Tyler 
White  Thos,  217  Pacific 

Wiemann  Chas  ft  Co,  65  Fourth 

Wienberg  ft  Specker,  Channel  and  4th 
WilfordA.  1155  Mission 

Wilke  Louis,  34  Second 

Wilkinson  E  J,      cor  Bay  and  Fillmore 


122  Leidesdorff 

18  Hayes 

329  Dupont 

317  Montgomery  ave 

2122  Mission 

347  Fifth 

425  Sansom 

1747  Mission 

1120  Larkin 

21  LeideadorfiF 

518  Valencia 

111  Dupont 

cor  Ky  and  Merrimac 

125  Post 


Vollmer  H,         SW  cor  Pacific  and  East 
Von  Aspem  J,  415  Pine 

Vonder  NienburgWA,  cor  Cal  ft  Drumm 


Von  Ghetaldi  Emil, 
Von  Staden  Geo, 
W^ohmeth  Wm, 
Wagner  Ed  L, 
Wahl  Chris, 
Wahl  Louis, 
Waldeck  Bros, 
Waller  Claus, 
Walsh  E, 
Walsh  E, 
Walsh  Mrs  Mary, 
Walter  ft  Harmann, 


Walterstein  F,  NE  cor 
Walther  P  H, 
Wambach  Chas, 


516  Battery 

901  Kearny 

2008  Mission 

!     1232  Dup-^nt 

615  Merchant 

506  Clay 

22  First 

cor  Jackson  and  East 

SE  cor  Bay  and  Mason 

641  Mission 

422  Drumm 

Kearny  and  Sutter 


Kear  and  Wash 

221  Dupont 

1135  Dupont 


Willand  ft  Swartwont, 
Williams  ft  Scbreiber, 
Wilson  Andrew, 
Wiltmeier  John  G, 
Windt  C, 
Winslow  C  W, 
Winter  ft  Pauli, 


828  Market 

21  Kearny 

111  Jackson 

513  Pacific 

518  Merchant 

314  Third 

411  Bush 


Wintz  Joseph,  SE  cor  19th  and  Mission 
Wobber  E  A,  cor  Beale  and  Brannan 
WochatzC,  411  Bush 

WoerzC,  1607  Polk 

Woerz  G  H,  5  Hardie  place 

Wohlke  John,  31  Kfth 

Wortman  F  ft  Co,  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Wortman  Henry,  cor  How'rd  and  Stuart 
Wrede.C,  419  East 

Wrede  ft  Co,        NW  cor  Clay  and  East 


Wrede  John, 
Wuestefeld  J  G, 
Wyman  C, 
Wyrich  Christian, 
Zaubitzer  Albert, 
Zeiro  &  Seraroni, 
Zenovich  L, 


222  Washington 

308  Fourth 

777  Mission 

16  Clay 

248  Sutter 

621  Broadwiy 

640  Post 


LIQUORS-WHOLESALE. 

ALLEN  D  H  &  CO,  322  and  324  Front 
ANOTJRAN  C  &  ^0,  515  and  517  Sac 
BACH,  MEESE  v  .  Jg.       321  Montgy 

BRICKWEDEL,    HEN&T   & 

CO,  208and  210  From 

CARROLL  R  T  &  COf  328-336  Sansom 
Cartan,  McCarthy  ft  Co,  513  Sac 

CASSIN  F  &  P  J,  12  and  14  California 
CHAUCHE  A  G,  615  and  617  Front 
Chenery,  Souther  ft  Co,  204  California 
CHEVALIER  F  &  CO*  520-522  Wash 
Chieiovich  E  ft  Co,  601  Front 

Cockrill  T  G  ft  Co,  324  Oay 


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's  Wharf  and  Francisco 
J,  1  Summer 

418  Broadway 
cor  Dumm  and  Pacific 
erick, 

id  bet  5th  and  6th  aves 

509  Valencia 

40  Jacksou 

cor  Lyon  and  Lombard 

333  Bush 

333  Third 

115  Sixth 

J  cor  25th  and  Howard 

538  Commercial 

I  cor  Powell  and  Union 

Bor  Fillmora  and  Tyler 

217  Pacific 

;  Co,  65  Fourth 

3ker,  Channel  and  4th 

1155Miss>i>n 

34  Second 

cor  Bay  and  Fillmore 


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828  Market 

21  Kearny 

111  Jackson 

513  Pacific 

518  Merchant 

314  Third 

411  Bush 

B  cor  19th  and  Mission 

cor  Beale  and  Brannan 

411  Bush 

1607  Polk 

5  Hardie  slace 

31  Kfth 

,  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 

cor  How'rd  and  Stuart 

419  East 

NW  cor  Clay  and  East 

222  Washington 

308  Fourth 

777  Mission 

16  Clay 

248  Sutter 

621  Broadwiy 

640  Post 

-WHOLESALE. 

CO,  322  and  324  Front 
^%  515  and  517  Sac 
,  JO,       321  Montgy 

HENRY   ft 

208and  210  Front 
ft  COt  328-336  Sansom 

K4;  Co,  513  Sac 

,  12  and  14  California 
,  615  and  617  Front 
&  Co,  204  California 
ft  CO.  520-522  Wash 
|o,  601  Front 

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Commins  &  O'Connor, 

7  and  9  Pine  and  238  and  240  Mkt 
Denaveaux  &  Maison,  cor  Jack  and  San 
Dreyfus  B  k  Co,  521  and  523  Market 
FAROO  £U^  ft  F, 

316  t'ront  cor  Commercial 
Fenkhausen  &  Braunschweiger, 

414  Front 

FISHER  WJft  CO, 
FLANAGAN  JAMES  B, 

Goodwin  M  &  Co, 
Grange  Numa, 
Gundlach  J  &  Co, 
Haberling  J  C, 


407 

537  Bryant 

407  Battery 

711  Sansom 

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HOELSHER  WM  ft  CO,  504  Market 
HOTALINO  A  P,  429  and  431  Jackson 
Hubert  J,  1330  Stockton 

Janjou  E  A  &  Co,  430  Jackson 

JOEiT  ft  ABLER,  321  Battery 

KANE,  O'LEART  ft  CO, 

221  and  223  Bush 
Kelly  &  Eagan,  604  Battery 

Kelly,  Henderson  &  Gilchrist, 

309  and  311  Front 

KENNEYJOHN,  605    " 

Kittelberger  &  Dold, 

SE  cor  Market  and  Dupont 
Kohler  &  Frohling,  626  Montgy 

and  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Dupont 
Lachman  &  Jacobi,  cor  Market  and  1st 
Lachman  S  k  Co,  401  to  41 1  Market 

LANQ  ft  CO,  210  Dupont 

Lenormand  Bros,  40  Clay 

LIIIENTHAL  ft  CO,    223  California 


417  Battery 

508  Jackson 

311  Pacific 

310  Sacramento 

408  Front 

540  Market 

314  Sacramento 

33  Sutter 


Sabatie  P  G  &  Co,  330  Bush 

Saultier  Jno  &  Co,  607  Front 

SCHMITZ  JOHN  P,  1032  Market 

Schroder  Henry  &  Co, 

Battery  and  Washington 
Schultz  &  Von  Ba^en,       Front  and  Cal 

SHEA,  BOCQUERAZ  ft  MoEEE. 

527  Front 
Siebe  Bros  &  Plagemann,  425-427  Sac 
Simiuonds  G,  312      " 

SPRTJANCE,  STANLEY  ft  CO. 

410  Front 
SROTJFE&McCRTJM, 

11  and  13  Pine;  208  and  210  Market 

Steinhagen  P,  612  Clay 

Taussig  Louis  k  Co,  303  Battery 

Thacher  Geo  &  Co,  214  Front 

VAN  BERGEN  N  ft  CO,       415  Clay 

Vignier  A,  429  and  431  Battery 

yiLLEDIEU  CHAS.      HU  Dupont 

Walter  M  &  Co,  621  Sansom 

Walters  Bros,  221  California 

WARD  WM  ft  CO,      509  Sacramento 
Warde  M  &  Co, 

313  and  315  Battery;  400  and  406  Com 
Weil  Bros,  213  Jackson 

Wichman  &  Lutgen,  321  Clay 

Wilhelmi  H  &  Co,  109  California 

WILMERBING  ft  CO,  214-216  Front 
York  Wm,  204  California 


J.  Gundlach. 


CUA8.  BUNDBCHN. 


Loewe  Bros, 
Lyons  E  G  &  Co, 
Malatesta  Louis, 
Mandlebaum  F, 
Martin  £  &  Co, 
McAran  k  Co, 
Meinecke  Chas  k  Co, 
Meyer  Em, 
Moon,  Solly  k  Co, 

316  Sacramento  and  321  Coml 
Moore,  Hunt  k  Co,  32  California 

More,  Reynolds  k  Co,       212 

NABER,  ALFS  ft  BRTJNE,  413  Front 

Neuman  k  Putzman,  340  Pine 

Noisat  Bros,  1334  Dupont 

Palmer  Henry  k  Co,  302  Davis 

Paquette  A  F,  310  Pine 

Pascal,  Dubedat  k  >Co,  428  Jackson 

Pestner  k  Hilderbrandt,  411  and  413  Bat 
Porter  David,  405  and  407  Montgomery 
RADOVICHBOZO,  29  Geary 

Ramm  H,  215  Van  Ness  ave 

Rebstock,  Endres  k  Co,  322  Sansom 

RenzJohn,  219  Commercial 

Richard  k  Harri8on,316  and  318  Battery 
Riley  Benj  F,  318  Front 

Roth  &  Co,  216  Pine 

ROZIERE  C,  21  Stockton 

iSabatie  A  £  &  Co,   617  and  619  Sans6m 


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Importers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

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LITHOGRAPHERS. 

BAKER  OEO  H,  329  Sansom 

BANCROFT  A  L  &  CO,  721  Market 
BRITTON  &  REY,  525  Commercial 
Elliott  W  W  &  Co,  106  Leidesdorif 

GALLOWAY  W  T,  640  Clay 

SCHMIDT  M  &  CO.  41 1  Clay;  412  Com 
Waldstein  A,  ,320  Sansom 


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LIVERY  STABLES. 


Archibald  P  L  &  Co, 
Baettge  P, 
Banks  Geo  S, 
Barney  M, 
Boettger  Chae, 
Boyd  Wm,  1009 

Burke  John, 

BUTLER  A  B, 

CaBsidy  M, 


1 324- 132G  Market 

110  Washington 

709  Jones 

1623  Market 

55  Clay 

and  101 1  Valencia 

955  Folsom 

135  Montgomery 

62  Minna 


Charlton  &  Groeper,  9  Washington 

Clayburgh  &  Brandenstein,        112  Post 
Collins  D  B,  222  Fifth 

Conlon  M,  1513  California 

Corbett  P  J,  618  and  520  Hayes 

Coyne  Jas,  14  Fourteenth 

Craie  Jas,  713  Commerciul 

CRITTENDEN  C  S,       409-41 1  Taylor 
Daly  John, 


Donnellan  T, 
Dowling  Edward, 
Dowliug  Richard, 
DOYLE  E  H. 

Dryer  C  F, 
Eggleton  Geo, 

EHLERSJ. 

Ferguson  J  P, 
Fitzgerald  &  Conlon, 
Flood  John, 
Folley  D  J, 
French  J  B, 
Gilfoy  John, 
Gobey  F, 
Gordon  &  Cory, 
Harris  R  W, 
Hart  M, 
Healy  &  Fagen, 
Hennessey  P, 
Hildebraad  Geo, 


908  Harrison 

719  O'Farrell 

610  Howard 

621  and  623  Grove 

248  Third 

1315  Stockton 

IJ9  and  121  Jackson 

1221  Pierce 

814  Mission 

1515  California 

823  Folsom 

1812  Powell 

919  Tyler 

608  Mission 

228  Sutter 

1015  Market 

807  Montgomery 

818  Geary 

332  Bush 

765  Mission 

807  Vallejo 


Hynard  Alonzo  P,  Twelfth  and  Mission 
Joyce  E,  721  Valencia 

Kellett  C,  2618  Mission 

Kelling  &  Mopre,  420  Pacitic 

KELLY  THOS,Leaven worth  and  ( Iwiry 
Kerr  Wm,  106  Valkjo 

King  B  C,  1608  West  Missiou 


LAMBERT  WM  F, 

Larsen  Sorron, 

LAUBERT  W  F, 

Luwton  C  D, 
Ledgett  R  D, 
Mahead  M, 
Mann  J  D, 
Manning  M, 
Marabello  John, 
Margetson  F  G  J, 
Marshall  A, 
Marsilli  &  Co, 
Marson  C  F, 
McArdle  Henry, 
McCaflFerty  Wm, 
McCarrol  k  Hughes, 
McCarthy  Daniel, 

MoCORD.  BRIDGE  &  CO. 

212  Sutter  and  221  Elli 
McDonald  J  F  &  Co,  13  Webl 


875  Fokom 

12  Merchant 

875  Folsom 

1925  Bush 

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2619  Mission 

918(Jeary 

625  Fulton 

686  McAllister 

178  Jessie 

734  Folsom 

320  Broadwav 

196  Stevenson 

610  How.in 

2417  Missioi 

610  Howan 

797  Missioi 


Michelson  M, 
Morshead  J  W, 
Mundell  0  C, 
Nathan  S, 
Newman  A, 
Newman  Jacob, 
Nolan  John, 


cor  Eddy  and  Hyd 

25  Washingtni 

775  Marke 

726  Unio 

815  Gear 

2912  Miaaio 

1311  Californi 


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518  and  520  Hayea 
14  Fourteenth 
713  Commercial 
NCS,       409-411  Taylor 
908  Harrison 
719  O'Farrell 
^  610  Howard 

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248  Third 
1315  Stockton 
119  and  121  Jackson 
1221  Pierce 
814  Mission 
onion,        1515  California 
823  Folsoin 
1812  Powell 
919  Tyler 
608  Mission 
228  Sutter 
y  1015  Market 

807  Montgomery 
818  Geary 
n  332  Bush 

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WM  P  875  Folsom 

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Tir  p  875  Folsom 

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734  Folsom 
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,„ry  610  Howard 

VVm  2417  Mission 

Hughes,  610  Howard 

►aniel,  797  Mission 

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Novella  &  Pitto, 
O'Callahan  D  J, 
O'Connor  D, 
O^Leary  James, 
O'Neil  D  &  Co, 
O'Neil  Thos, 

PALMER  E  a 


Turk  and  Larkin 

427  Jackson 

838  Howard 

1014  Polk 

2113  Pine 

836  Howard 

1616  Mission 

(New  City  Hall), 

134  Tyler 

Parker  J  M,      Minna  and  New  Montgy 
Patterson  Bros,  8  Capp 

Pentony  John,  633  Green 

Peters  J  H,  2335  Washington 

Pico  P  &  Montroni  A,  517  Green 

Prince  Charles,  2125  Mission 

Rhode  Island  Livery  Stable,  126  Fourth 


Eippenburgh  Wm, 
Roden  A  G, 
Ryan  Thos, 
Selling:  &  Cutting, 
Short  D  M, 
Silck  Andrew, 
Slocum  Ix)t  D, 
Smith  A  B  &  Co, 
Smith  R, 


102  Clark 

1717  Sacramento 

615  P:1H8 

113  O'Farrell 

2414  California 

15  Washington 

921  and  923  Siitcer 

1209  Folsom 

524  Third 


ST  GEORGE  STABLES,   (A  b 


Butler  propr), 
Stewart  David, 
Sullivan  P, 
Swain  J  H, 
Taylor  Chas, 
Tompkinson  J, 
Wade  W  W, 
Waite  A  T, 
Wall  C  L  &  Co, 
Waters  A, 
Weedon  1-:  M, 
Weston  A  S, 
Wilson  J  F, 
Winchester  C  W, 
Yeazell  A  H, 


Bush  above  Keaniy 

134  Seventh 

915  Folsom 

417 

1 1  Powell 

57,  59  and  61  Minua 

7 10  Broadway 

1209  Masoij 

38  Sixth 

1000  Goary 

2111  and  2113  Polk 

1537  Mission 

126  Ellis 

13  and  15  Stevenson 


1639  and  1641  1641  Eddy 


LOCKSMITHS. 


Adams  Christ, 
Beck  August, 
Browning  August, 
Camos  Andre, 
Claussen  Geo, 


508  Commercial 

510  Broadway 

651  Clay 

43()  Bush 

il030  Sutter 


Davidson  J  D,  (bellhanger),  812  Market 
Edelman  Jos,  721  O'Farrell 

Garnsey  C  A,  '         2004i  Mission 

Harris,  Oswald  4;  Noble,  208  LeidesdorfT 
Haymann  A  tc  Bro,  234  Post 

Held  A,  306i  Third 

Kaiser  H,  316  Pacific 

Kohuke  Jno,  405J  California 


Lang  J  F, 

Melde  J, 

Morris  &  Son, 

Newhoff  F,  (bellhanger), 

Pfeiffer  Jno  W, 

Rabjohn  Edwin, 


13244  Polk 

817  Market 

1045  Market 

328  Bush 

1015  Kearny 

858  Howard 


Rich  Geo  W, 
Schneider  F  G, 
Silverstein  E, 
Tileston  G  W, 
Todt  Jno, 

119Leid,  430Caland 
Wallman  &  Claussen. 

WILL  &FmCK/ 


1654  Mission 

512  Hayes 

121  Jackson 

225  Post 

cor  6th  and  Fol 
1208  Sutter 
769  Market 


LODGING    HOUSES. 

(See  also  Hotels  ;  alsoJBoarding.) 
Atidrews  Miss,  kqr  Markpf 

BEHRENS  ANDREW,  22iMonrave 

Branch  House,  424  Sansom  cor  Clay 
Breslin  Owen,  cor  Sierra  and  Louisiana 
Burkett  Mrs  0,  17  Third 

Ku      ?  ^'    ,  107  Fifth 

Church  W  A  636  Commercial 

Connolly  M  G,  222|  Fourth 

Coso  House  411  Sansom 

Creighton  Mrs  Patrick,  81  Natoma 


Daley  Mrs  A, 
Drell  Mrs  F, 
Dulion  L, 
El.ner  Mrs  M  E, 
Faneher  Mrs  E, 
Furman  Mrs  C  J, 
Cr.)<Tan  Mrs  J  A, 
Hall  Mrs  M  A, 
Hayes  Mrs  S  F, 
Henry  Mrs  W  W, 
Holm  &  Saxtorph, 
Hunt  Mrs  .lane  G, 
Jenninc;s  Wm, 

KIRMANJAS, 


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1031  Dupont 

314  Bush 

230  Kearny 

331  Montjfomery 

865A  Market 

106  Post 

132  Fourth 

37  Second 

869  Market 

7  Montgomery  ave 

502^  Broadway 

,      cor  Kearny  and  Bay 

Larrabee-Smith  Mrs  Rhoda  V,  995  Mkt 
Lentz  D,  2206  Powell 

Lynch  Mrs  Ellen,  234  Bush 

Lynch  Timothy,  610  Fourth 

McDowell  Mrs,  121  Montgomery 

More  Mrs  L,  1 126  Market  and  21  Turk 
Morse  Mrs  S  P,  Frank's  building 

NICHOLAS  GEO.  NE  cor  7th  and  Fol 
Po))p  H,  SE  cor  Powell  and  Chestnut 
I'ullen  Miss  Kate,  206  Kearny 

Redonston  H  H,  904  Kearny 

Reed  Joseph,  521  Pacific 

Rhodes  Mrs  ?!,  574  Folsom  cor  Second 
Samsreithen  Geo,  41 1  Pacific 

Scheggia  C,  1205  Stockton 

Smith  Adam,*  515  Sacramento 

Smith  Mrs  A,  873^  Market 

Terwilliger  N  B,  846  Mission 

Wilson  Andrew,  111  Jackson 


LUMBER. 


Adams  Wm  J, 
Bichard  Nicholas, 
Byxbee  J  F, 
Coggeshall  W  A, 


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16  Howard 

10  California 

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Cook  I  &  A  M,  pier  2^  Steuart 

Dean  E  B  &  Co,  22  Califnrniu 

DINGLET  C  L>  pier  10  Steuart 

DOE  CHAS  F, 

cor  Spear  aud  Howard,  cor  Beale 

and  Bryant,  cor  Sixth  and  King 
Dolbeer  &  Carson,  22  California 

Duncan's  Mills,  pier  10  Steuart 

Engle  &  Son,  cor  Fillmore  aud  Francisco 
EVANS  WEST,  Howard  St  Wharf 
Falk,  Cliandler  &  Co,  128  Steuart 

Fish  Jaa  H,  pier  1        " 

Germon  A  &  Co,  113  Mission 

Grant  Franklin,  20  Spear 

Hanson,  Akerson  &  Co,  pier  1 1  Steuart 
Harmon  S  H,  pier  13 

Higgins  &  Collins,  217  East 

Hinsdale  G  S  &  Co,  22  California 

Hooper  C  A  &  Co,  cor  4th  and  Ciiannel 
Hooper  F  P  &  J  A,  pier  2^  Steuart 

Jackson  J  G,  pier    4         " 

Kentfield  John  &  Co,         pier    y         " 
Knowland  J,  22  California 

Knowles  Geo  B,  cor  Mission  aud  Main 
Macpherson  &  Wetherby,  12  and  14  Cal 
Mastick  A  L  &  Co,  pier  10  Steuart 

McKay  Allan,  4  California 

Meachan  &  Bacon,  2735  Mission 

Meigs  Lumber  &  Shipbuilding  Co, 

pier  1  Steuart 

MENDOCINO  LUMBER  CO,  (J 

B  Ford  prest), 

cur  Beale  and  Bryant  and  40  Cal 

MOORE  AD  &  CO,        lOO 

Morrison  G  H,  575  Brannan 

MORRISON  JONAS  J, 

cor  Miss  and  Spear 
Neylan  James,  18  and  20  Spear 

Pattridge  R  K,  pier  1 1  Steuart 

Pedler  T  C,  cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 

Pine  Lumber  Ass'n,  pier  5  Steuart 

Pollard  Thos,  17 

Pope  &  Tablot,  204  California 

Port  Blakely  Mill  Co,        pier  3  Steuart 
Port  Discovery  Mills,         pier  10         " 
Port  Orford  Cedar  Co,  3G  Market 

PRESTON  &  McKINNON,pier  5  Steu 
Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,       pier  17    " 
Point  Arena  K  li  &  Lumber  Co,  408  Cal 
RanduU  James,  572  Brannuu 

REDWOOD  LUMBER  CO.  10  Market 

Redwood  Maiiufrs  Ass'n  ,        18         " 
RENTON,  HOLMES  &  CO,pier  3  steu 
Russ  J  &  Co,  30  Market 

Russian  River  Land  &  Lumber  Co, 

328  Montgomery 
SPIRRA  LUMBER  CO,  320  Sausom 
Sierra  Nevada  Wood  &  Lumber  Co, 

224  California 
Simpson  A  M  &Bro,  44  Market  and 

Howard  &  Beale  St  Wharves 
Smith  J  C,  1  Howard 

Sonoma  Lumber  Co,       328  Montgomery 


Springer,  Jason  &  Co,  cor  Spear  and  Miss 
STARBIRD  &  GOLDSTONE. 

101  to  107  Market 
Tichenor  H  B  &  Co,  42        '• 

Towle  W  W,  308  Townsend 

TURNER,KENNEDT  &  SHAW. 

840  Fourth 
Union  Lumber  Ass'n,  Beale  and  Bran 
Watson  Jos  W,  Spear  and  Howard 

Weston  G  W,SE  cor  Spear  and  Howard 
Whetherbee  Henry,  12  California 

White  Bros,  13  and  15  Maui 

White  L  E,  15  Steuart 


MENDOCINO    LUMBER    CO.. 

Ofltce:  40  California  l!it.,  Room  1, 
WholcHalu  and  Uvtail 

DEALERS  in  LUMBER 

Rodwootl  Lumber  Sawttd  to  Order. 
Yards :  Cor.  Beale  and  Bryant  Htti. 

Sa.i  FraticUco,  Cal. 
An  J  at  WEST  HEUKELEY,  Alameda  Co.,  Cal. 


MACARONI   AND   VERMI- 
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Ravenna  Ghirardelli  &  Co, 

421  and  423  Battery 
Romani  Sebastiano,  1518^  Dupout 

Splivalo  C  R,6th  and  Berry  and  704  Sac 
Tenthorey  J  P  &  Co,  558  Mission 

Valeuta  L,  210  Broadway 


MACHINERY. 

(See  also  Machine  Shops. ) 

Acer  E  C,  Greenwich  bet  San  and  Bat 
AllNOLD  N  S  &  CO,  310  California 
Berry  &  Place,  cor  Market  and  Fremont 
Bragg  Robert,  322  Main 

California  Kamie  Machine   Mfg  Co, 

4]  1  California 


Craig  R  R, 
Ditmar  A  C, 
I'ish  A  L  &  Co, 
(Jarciu  L  P  &  Co, 

GOSS  &  ADAMS, 


401  Montgomery 

(320  Fourtli 

9  First 

2t)4  Howard 

114  and  11 U  tWIe 


GREGORY  H  P  &  CO,        2  au.l  4  Ca 
HENDY  JOSHUA,  (quartz  mills), 

NE  cor  Fremont  and  Mission 

KENDALL  &  KELLOGG,  (Ken- 

ilall's  patent  quartz  mill),        318  Pine 
Miner,  Andrew  &  Co,  405  Kearny 

Pacific  Motor  Co,  5  Beale 

PARK  &  LACY,      21  aud  23  Fremont 

QUICK  JOHN  W,    (S    F    Screen 

Works),  32  Fremont 

Risdon  Jno  N,  421  California 


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840  Fourth 

Lss'n,     Beale  and  Bran 

Spear  and  Howard 

3  cor  Spear  and  Howard 

iry,  12  California 

13  and  15  Mam 

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tSin  LUMBER 

uinber  Sawed  to  Order. 
leale  and  Bryant  Sts. 

1  Francisco,  Cal. 

illKELEY,  Alameda  Co.,  C'»l. 

Ml   AND   VERMI- 
CELLI. 

Mdelli&Co,  '^ 

421  and  423  Battery 
;iano,  1518i  Dupout  j 

ith  and  Berry  and  704  Sac 
I  &  (jo  558  Mission  I 

210  Broadway 

\CHINERY.  i 

10  Machine  Shops.) 

Ircenwich  bet  San  and  Bat 
S  &  CO        '^^^  California 

cor  Market  and  Fremont    , 
'  322  Mam  |. 

nie  Machine  Mfg  Co, 

41 1  Calitornia 
401  Montgomery  1 
026  rourtli 
I)  First 

(jo  2^»4  Howard   _ 

(VMS        114  and  110  Beale  J 
iP)&CO,         '2  ami  4  Cal 
HTJA.  (quartz  nulls),        i 
'  cor  Fremont  and  Mission 

&  KELLOGG.  (Keii 

It  quartz  mill),        31b  I'me 
,w  &  Co,  "405  Kearuy  . 

r  Co,  ,?  ^'^"i^ : 

N  W.    {S    F    Screen        ! 
»"    "  32  Fremont  1 

421  California 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  > 


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(San  Francisco. 

OIiASSIKIED. 


MAC 


1401 


STANDARD 

INOCO. 
STE£NET, 

Steiger  &  Kerr, 
Todt  &  Bo8,s, 
Weichhart  J, 


Whitelaw  T  P  J, 


MANTJFACTUR 

216Saimom 

cor  Harrison  and  Main 

137  First 

cor  Market  and  Front 

143  Beale 


foot  of  Second 


IiCachinists'  &  Engineers'  SuT^plies. 
C.  F.  MARWEDEL, 

56  First  (iltroet, 

Foot  Lathes,  Twist  Drills,  Taps.  Set  Screws,  Ma 

chine  Screws,  Lathes,  Chucks,   Moulders' 

Tools,  Stubs  Steel,  Pattern  Letters,  Etc. 


San  FranciHco. 


let 
le 


MACHINE  SHOPS. 

(See  also  Machinery,  also  Foundries.) 
Arnold  &  Richmann,  13  Fremont 

l^!*^"  "Joseph.  412  Commercial 

p'n^^xi?^'  119  Beale 

n«T2m^«  115  Stevenson 

CRIST  W  E  &  CO,  (machine  model 


THOMSON  &  EVANS, 

Mecbanical  Engineers  &  MacMiiists 

Machinery  of  all  kindg  made  and  Repaired. 

Steam  Pumps  &  Steam  En<i;ines  specialties 

110  &  118  Beale  Street, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 
(JIII.VRR-PIiATRB 

AMALGAMATING  PLATES, 

FOR  SAVING  GOLD. 

Extensively  wised  by  Mines  and 
<tuart!E  mills.  In  any  size  or  quantity,  fur- 
nishctl  to  order.  The  Best  Process  yet 
diseovered  for  Mavlne   Fine   Oold 

Gold,  Silver,  Nickel  and  Copjior  Platins  on  all 
Metals.  New  Plated  G'oihIs  and  Outlerj*  at  Fac- 
tory Piioes.  Old  Table  Ware  repaired  and  ri,'i)la- 
tcd.  (4an  Franeiseo  Platinte  Works, 
653  &  655  Mission  Street, 

net.  New  Montsfoniery  and  Third  Streets,  S.  F. 
K.(.i.  DR^'!VIHTO\.  Prop'r. 


maker), 
Dudgeon  E  M, 
Feniier  O  F, 
Fuller  F  W, 
Galli  Joseph, 
Oarcin,  Son  &  Co, 
OoUlamith  PG, 
Grace  H  S, 
Graham  M  A, 
Hawkins^VVm, 
Harris  James, 
Haymanu  A, 
Jackson  Byron, 
Jardine  Joseph  B, 
Kallenbnrgh  Theodore, 
Lacy  John  J, 
Leavers  Wm  A, 
Lenhardt  K  &  Co, 
T^nchhead  J, 

MARWEDEL  C  F, 

MoCone  Koht, 

OHMEN  W  H, 


10  Stevenson 

706  Minna 

111  Mission 

419  Sacramento 

504  Clay 

294  Howard 

1573  Market 

3013  Mission 

23  Stevenson 

210  and  212  Beale 

5    " 

136  Post 

Sixth  and  Bluxome 

135  Beale 

32  Fremont 

17  Sutter 

39  Eleventh 

10  Stockton 

252  Spear 

56  First 

403  Beale 

61  Fremont 

318  Mission 


Pond  C  H, 

RISDON  IRON  AND  LOCOMO 

TIVE  WORKS,   cor  How  and  Beale 
Robins  F  A,  7  First 

Schoenstein  F  B,  511  Fulton 

Small  I  H,  574  Brannan 

STEEN  E  T,  226  to  232  Beale 

Tait  &  Hainque,  proprs  Cylops  En- 
«ine  and  Machine  Works       117  Beale 

THOMPSON  EH,  5i     " 

Thomson  &  Evans,       110  and  112      " 
Walkington  S  B,      109 and  111  Mission 


THE  "REDSTONE" 

IMPROVED    QUARTZ    MILL, 

oniee:  Xo.  121  Beale  Ntreet, 

BAN    FUANCISeO. 

Larijest  Size,  wcii;li«  IWi*  lbs y-'iOl) 

"         "    w'tli  Frame  and  Gearing,  ready 

for  belt "   400 

Second  Size,  weighs  (iOO  lbs 250 

"       "     with  Friiinc  and  Gearinji,  ready 

fur  belt '.  :!00 

Tliird  Size,  weighs  l.^O  lbs.,  with  Fnune  ai.d 

(ii'aring,  reati*  for  belt '200 

Fo'irth  Size,  weighs  4r>  lbs "JO 

Fifth  Size,  weighs  IS  lbs 10 

Address,  A.  K.  BRimTO\'R  A  4<0.. 

Oakland,  4'al. 

A  park  of  four  of  the  150  pound  MiichineswUh 
one  000  lb.  Mill,  is  the  most  C()in])'cte  mill  in  tlio 
world;  runs  with  less  power,  pulverizes  more, 
with  leiiB  wear,  than  atiy  other  mill. 


1: 


:f.  a..  i^OBBinsrs, 
MACHINIST, 

Manufacturep  of  PBS55ES  hM  BUS, 

Canners'  and  Soap  Mikers'  Tools  and  Fine 
Machinery, 

^'0.  7  First  Hi.,  Man  Franeiseo. 

A  specialty  made  of  .lewelers'  and  Silversmiths' 
Tools.    Itulls  ^:niun(l  to  onlcr  and  warranted. 


MACHINISTS   AND   ENGI- 
NEERS-SUPPLIES. 

MARWEDEL   C   F,  56  First 


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CLA8RIKIRD. 


MAC 


MANUFACTURERS  AGENTS. 

ALLEN  E  T>  (guns,  pistols,  etc), 

515  Market 

BRUTON     DANIEL,    (Morburg 

Bros,    Md;  S  Jacoby  &  Co,  New 

York;  (ieo  Bruco,  N  Y),        206  Front 

Carson  Samuel,  120  Suttei 

DAVIS  G  A,  327  Market 

DeConroy  Kdward,  50(5         " 

DOLAN  JAMES  W, 
DORETY  JOSEPH     , 
DOYLE  HENBY  &  CO, 
EARL  J  &  SON, 
HSHER  G  A, 

Foye  Bros, 
Francis  W  H, 

GOSLING  GEO  N, 

Henderson  F  D, 
Innes  Alex. 
Jackson  T  \V, 
Morris  HI),  (steel), 
Overacre  Peter  .J, 


414 

512  Coml 
511  Mnrket 
32!t 
10i>  California 
507 

117  Tine 

320  Sansoni 

21(1         " 

540  Market 

12  Californi.i 

21  and  23  Fremont 

123  California 


PANONW,  (steel  wire  cables),  430  Cal 


Phelps  &  Miller,  120  Sutter 

Keuil.iK  K  W,  318  Front 
RICHARDS  &  SNOW,  (axes  and 

tacks),  408  Market 

Schetzel  MP,  601  California 

8chol)er  &  Sefrin,  203  Fremont 

Seymour  W  H,  126  Kearny 

Selby  J  V,  218  California 

MANUFACTURERS  -  BIL- 
LIARD TABLES. 

BRUNSWICK  J  M  &  BALKE 

CO.  (si'e  advt),  653  and  655  Market 
Drouilhat  Jno,  303  Sutter 

.lunsd.li.t  Auf;  &  Co,  10  to  16  Tyler 

HARRY  GEO.     cor  Jackson  and  Rear 
Liesenfeld  F,  585  to  589  Market 

LoskayFJ,  8  Eddy 

MATHEWSON  S  R  &  CO. 

(patent  billiard  tables),  28  New  Mont 
MEYER  J  G  H,  320  Kear  ami  10  Stev 
STRAHLE  JACOB  &  CO,  533  Market 


The  Largest  BILLIARD  TABLE  Mannfactiirin'^  Company  in  the  World. 


THE 


^J.  M.  BRUNSWICK 
&  BALKE  CO., 

Sole  UlanunartiirerH  A  PutonterH 

OK  THK 

STANDARD,  MONARCH,  NONPAREIL,  NOVELTY, 

And  the  Famous  ECLIPSE  Billiard  and  Pool  Tables. 

Sole  Amenta  for  the  U.S.  for  tho  Hyatt  Billiard  and  Pool  BallN. 


Th<>  J.  M.  BRIJXMU'ICK  A  BAIiKK  4;0.  arc  the  l.ai^ust  Ililliard  Tabic  Homo 
in  the  World,  cniplii.Niii;^'  5<M>  skilled  workmen.  Buin^  direct  Importers  from  Europe  of  all  goods 
UHcd  in  our  line,  xuch  a.<<  liilliard  (.'lothH,  Billiard  MhWa,  etc..  we  can  Hupply  Bi'ttrr  UooiIh  at 
l<0«vt'r  PrIcOH  than  has  ever  before  offered  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

THE  UNRIVALLED  MONARCH  CUSHIONS 

(with  which  our  Tables  are  fuinished)  are  the  only  Perfi'Ot  CuMhion  in  existence,  and  are 
exclusively  usc<l  in  all  Public  Matoh  4iiain«>M  by  the  Eastern  Professional  and  Amateur 
Billiard  I'layerH,  and  are  cmiorsed  b;,  one  and  all  to  be  I>K11KK(>"TI()N.  Tho  Honarrh  Clnnh- 
ionM  are  );uarantccd  for  T<*ll  Vi'arH.  All  are  invited  to  call  and  examine  our  Tables  and  Judi,'e 
for  themselvet  as  to  the  superiority  of  our  fi^iiods.  Our  Pric«'M  will  bo  fonnd  to  be  f rom  !i!t 
to  33  per  cent,  lower  than  any  other  house.     Don't  fail  to  visit  the  Wararooms  of  the 

J.  M.  BrunsTTick  &  Balke  Co.,  653  &  655  Market  Sreet,  opp.  Zearny, 


TRY  MURRAY'S  MAGIC  OIL  L.  Blumauer  &  Co..  ^SH^fiiv^lt 


t>  Battery  tW.. ».  ■*« 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE, 


MAC 


120  Sutter 

318  F'ront 

mow.  (axes  and 

*""     '      408  Market 

(iOl  California 

203  Fremont 

126  Kearny 

218  California 

URERS  -  BIL- 
I  TABLES. 

J  M  &  BAIKE  , 

053  aucl  (555  Market 

303  Sutter 

r-o,  10  to  16  Tyler 

cor  Jackson  anil  Koar 

585  to  589  Market 

8  Ed<ly 

S  E  &  CJO.       ^^    ^ 

1  tables),  28  New  Mont 
[  320  Rear  ami  10  Stuv 
COB  &  CO,  i>:?3  Market 


M*.  890  PMt  Street.    B 
thoroBKhly  ft»r  Raftli 


mpany  in  the  World. 

THE 

JRUNSWICK 
LIKE  CO., 

kOturerH  A  PatcntecH 

OK  TllK 

VELTY, 
and  Pool  Tables. 

nd  Pool  BallN. 


B,aiKost   Wlllard  Tabic  House    « 
tors  from  Europe  of  nil  Ro-hIs  | 
8uiM>ly  Better  «ooilH  at  ,» 

CUSHIONS  |p| 

Hhion  in  exiatonco,  and  aro 
n  ITdfessional  ami  Anwtour 
\.  The  Monart-h  Vamit 
"examine  our  Tablea  ami  ju.U;c 
will  be  found  t4>  bo  from »» 
lO  Warorooms  of  the 

;  S  reet,  opp.  Keainy,  | 


MAB 


San  Francisco. 

CliAHSIKIRD. 


MER 


1403 


MARBLE  WORKS. 


Bianchi  Charles 
Black  Wm, 
Campodonico  S, 

DANIEL  JOHN  &  CO, 

Pempaey  J, 
Duffy  Bros, 


1250  Market 

1121 

1061 

421  Pine 
1069  Market 

23  Tyler 


Eiigleson  &  Devean,    cor  Bdwy  and  Sai. 

CROSSINI  &  CO. 

1049  Mkt  and  Uold  bet  Mont  and  San 
HEVEBIN  M  &  E  J.  18  Larkin 

Morgan  T,  941  Market 

Kesseler  .1  &  F,  Brannan  E  of  Sixth 
Landon  (i  .Ir,  SW  cor  San  and  Broadway 
Lane  J  &  Co,  1 1 36  MiasiDii 

McCormick  W  H,  861  Market 

MoHrath  Kd,  935  Market 

McKENZIE  C»  W8  Cemetery  av  nr  Post 
Mezzora  P,  805  Montgomery 

Morris  J  &  A,  214  and  216  Fifth 

Musto  Bros,  707  to  7 1 5  Battery 

Myers  Leon  K,  28  and  30  Main 

Paltenghi  A,  cor  Ellis  and  Devisadero 
Pierce  P,  1140  Mission 

Kehsock  &  Brendle,  cor  Post  and  Lyon 
RUFFINO  LJ  &  CO,  964-970  Bryant 
Sweeney  J,  7  Larkiu 

Zeglio  D,  1328  Howard 


Marble  Tepot  &  Steam  Saw  Mills. 
L.  J.  RUFFINO  &  CO., 

SueeosMors  ti> 
K.    HRIONAWDELI.O, 

Importers  and  wholotalo  Dealers  in 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Marbles 

004  A  »70  Bryant  l^trert, 

P.  O.  Box  i:W3. 
Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


Italian  Vegetable  Market, 

Davis  bet  Jackson  and  Clark 
Metropolitan  Market,  N  Mont  nr  Miss 
Mission  Market,  cor  16th  and  Mission 
New^  Metropolitan  Market, 

SE  cor  New  Montgomery  and  Mission 
Rosedale  Market,  1812  Union 

San  Francisco  Market, 

Clay  bet  Montgomery  andSansonx 
Spring  Valley  Market,  1827  Union 

Washington  Market, 

Washington  bet  Montgy  and  Sansom 

MATCH  FACTORIES. 

ARMES  &  DALLAM,     1 1 5- 1 1 7  Front 
Cohn  &  Davis,  14th  and  Shotwell 

HOFEN  &  CO,  (agts  Empire  Match 

Factory),  412  Clay 

Match  Factory  Co,      Uth  and  Harrison 
Newbauer  &  Co,  217  Sacramento 

MATTRESSES. 

Beal  Samuel,  49  to  53  Second 

CLARK,  RICKOFF,  BLACK  & 

KERBP-    (Pacitic    Manufg   Co), 

SW  cor  16th  and  Harrison 

CLARK  TRUMAN  S  &  CO. 

(woven  wire  mattresses),  21  N  Mont 
Cohn  M,  SW  cor  Fifteenth  and  Dolores 
Farrar  B  F,  1557  Market 

Jaraliek  Schley,  137  6th  and  1024  Market 
Pacific  Spring  Mattress  Manufg  Co, 

79  New  Montgomery 

RIDGEWAY  C  W  &  CO.  (Spring 

Mattress  and  Lounge   Factory), 

21  Tyler 
STAMPER  J  W  &  CO.  31  Second 


MARKETS. 

(For  Meat  Markets  See  Butchers.) 

Bay  City  Market,  1 146  Market 

California  Market,  416-424  Pine  and  Cal 
Centre  Market,  cor  Dupont  and  Sutter 
Chinese  Market,  731  Sacramento 

Clay  St  Central  Market,  520  Clay 

Colombo  Market,  Pac  Iwt  Front  k  Davis 
Fishermen's  Market,  T<Vont  and  Vallejo 
Grand  Arcade,  6th  bet  Shipley  and  Clara 
Grand  Central  Market,  Market  nr  6th 
Grand  Western  Market, 

Polk  bet  Bush  and  Austin 


MEDIUMS. 

MORTON  ALBERT  &  E  C,  n  O'Far 
BANNER   OF    LIGHT 

And  SpirituuliHtic  Bi>okM  for  sale. 

ALBERT  &  E.  G.  MORTOX 

Spirit  Mediums, 
No.  I  I  O'Farrell  Street. 


MERCANTILE  AGENCIES. 

BRADSTREET  CO  "THE," 

(improved),       New  York  and  230  Cal 
DUN  R  G  &  CO,   (J  Lugsdin  man- 
ager), 320  California 

EDWARDS,  PICKENS  &  FUL- 
TON, (proprs  Commercial),  401     " 


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MIL 


Hutchinn  D  F,  318  California 

Mercantile  Union,    (Willis  Haynea 

manager),  22  Montgomery 

Merchants'   Credit  Bureau,  (Sham- 

wald  Bros  proprs),  218  California 

New  Zealand  Loan  and  Mercantile 

Agency,  307  " 

METALLURGICAL  WORKS. 

(See  also  Assayors.) 


HUHN  ft  LUCKHABDT.       23  stev 
KUSTEL  ft  RIOTTE,  318  Pine 

NEVADA  JIETALi^TJBOICAL 

WORKS,  23  Stevenson 

METAL  SIGNS. 


Isaacs  Henry, 
Patterson  Wm, 
Perkins  Jos, 


404  Montgomery 
432  Kearny 
400  Market 


MILL  &  MINING  SUPPLIES. 

BERRY  ft  PLACE*      Market  and  Frf: 
DTJHEM  C,  (gold  and  water-saving 
machine),  73i>  Market 

OXTNEAM.  GARRIOAN  ft  CO. 

(tools,  etc),   107  to  111  Front 

EOERTON  HENRT  C,  rm  7,  169  Cal 
GREGORY  H  P  ft  CO.   2  and  4    " 

HEHOY  JOSHUA*   (manufr   niin 

and  saw-mill  machinery),       49-51  Fre 
JARDINE  J  B,  1 3d  Beale 


Parke  ft  Lacy,  21  and  23  Fremont 

Potter  A  W,  137  Montgomery 

REDSTONE  A  E  ft  CO,  (quartz 
mill),  135i  Beale 

REYNOLDS.  RIX  ft  CO,  (Inger- 

soli  rock  Drill),  45  Fremont 

RIDGEWAY  JOS,  (picks).  305  How 
STEPHENS  E  W.  (dry  ore  and 

concentrating  machine),  269  First 

Stetefoldt  Furnace   Co,    (C  A  Stete- 

feldtpres),  320  Sunsoin 

WAGNER  JOS  ft  CO,  105-107  Mission 

METAL  WORKS. 

PACIFIC  METAL  WORKS, 

115  and  117  Ellis 


F.  U.  Morrow',  N.  R.  Strono. 

PACIFIC  METAL  WORKS. 

Importers  k  ManufactarerH  of  Metals. 

Bar  And  Wiping  Moldcr. 

Itar  I.«ail,  I'.ar  Tin,  nnil   Rabbit  MetaU  of  all 
Ifideti.     Vin  Load,  Tin,  Antimony  niid  Zinc. 

NOM.  lift  and  117  Fl  mt  Street, 

San  F  ■ancitfuo,  California. 


MILITARY  AND  SOCIETY 
GOODS. 

PLATE  A  J  ft  00,    325  Montgomery 


4«  i«  wmmm  £  ^# 

I.  O.  a.  F.  EIA-L.L.. 

Manufacturers  and  Importers  of 


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Militapy,  Masonic  and  Society  Goods 

OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION. 

Masons.  Odd  Fellows.  Knights  of  Pvthias,  A.  O.  U.  W.,  K.  of  H.,  and  all 
;:k>cieties  furnished  at  Lowest  Kates. 

kf,  h%  Moiil  M,  aid  M  Uirms  &  E^iupii!, 

Robes,  Jewels,  Caps,  Gavela,  Seals,  Swords,  Ballot  Boxes,  Costumes, 
Banners,  Flags,  Etc.,  on  band  and  made  to  order. 

No.  325  Montgomery  Street, 

San  Francisco,  California. 


H.  WACHHORST  calls  attention  "^iSc^^fS^^SS'-  315  J  St 


M,  all  BlMlS.  11*l11»> 


21  and  23  Fremont 
137  Montgomery 
A  E  &  00,  (quartz 

135i  Beale 
RIX  &  CO,  (Inger- 
11),  45  Fremont 

JOS   (picks),      305  How 

B  W,  ('iry  °™  *"*^ 
g  machine),         25»  First 
nace  Co,   (C  A  Stete- 

320  Sanaom 
DS  &  CO,  105-107  Mission 


ETALWOBKS, 

115  and  117  Ellis 


N.  R.  Strong. 

METAL  WORKS. 

NanufactnrerN  of  N«tals. 

id  Wiping  Moldpr. 

Tin,  nn4\   Babbit  MetaU  of  all 
,oad.  Tin,  Antimony  aiul  Zinc. 

ind  ll»  VI  Ht  Street, 

F  •ancisco,  California. 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE.   ys.?«i<J>aKigi..«ug 


r  &  00,    325  Montgomery 


cioisr. 

U.  W..  K.  of  H.,  and  all 
iatea. 


Hot  Boxps,  Coatumes, 
ide  to  order. 


MIL 


San  Frandaco. 

(ILAgSIKIKD. 


MIN 


1405 


MILLINERS. 


Adcock  Mrs  E, 
Altaliuler  Mrs  L, 
Auger  Mme  F, 
Badier  Mme  F  A, 
Bardot  C, 
Blachman  Mrs  E, 
Bley  A, 
Boaine  Miss  Ida, 


221  Post 

237  Sixteenth 

621  Larkin 

406  Kearny 

225  Montgomery  avn 

lOl'J  Lurkin 

760  Markut 

54  Third 

Borgstrom  Mrs  .Juiiny, 

122  Montgomery  ave 
Borgstrom  Mrs  Minnie,  322 
Braid  Mrs  D, 

BUTLER  MRS  MA, 

Carr  Miss  Julia  G, 
Carter  Miss  Lizzie, 


Casswell  Mrs  E  £, 
Cobliner  Bros, 
Cohn  Miss  T, 
CosgritTMrs  AG, 
Coughlan  Mrs, 
Cowles  O  W  M. 
Crall  Mrs  Geo, 
Decourcy  Mrs  F, 
Dixon  &  Putnam, 
Eakins  M  A, 
Eggeling  Mrs  C, 
Flinn  Mrs, 
Green  Annie, 

HELD  ft  CO. 

15  Sutter  and  526  Markut 


512i  HaycH 

31  Kearny 

116  Sixth 

906  Market 

28  Post 

543  Market 

122  Fourth 

56  Third 

919  Market 

1017        " 

1527 

1907  Fillmore 

48  Geary 

24  Kearny 

1120  Market 

106  Tliird 

1003  Mission 


Hillsiiiger  Miss  E  J, 

HIRSCHSBftOO, 

Morgan  Mrs, 
House  Madame, 
Howard  Mrs  M  A, 
Kennedy  &  McCiruder, 
Lavezzari  M  (i, 
I,eavenworth  Mme  Eliza, 
Mark  Mrs  S, 
McAndrews  Mrs  Helen, 
McCarrick  Mrs  K, 
McGearry  Miss  Eliza, 
Miller  Mrs  M  A, 
Mitchell  Miss  M, 
Muller  Mrs  S, 
Oulif  Blanche  Mmo, 
Posener  H, 
Riordan  Mrs  R, 
Ross  Bros, 
Shear  Mrs  M, 
Shields  Mrs  J, 
Skidmore  Mrs  E  T, 
Slocum  Miss  Maria 
Stearns  Mrs  E  F, 
Swantou  Mrs  M  T, 
Thomas  Mrs  T, 
Trout  Mrs  J  S, 
Werner  Mrs  R, 
Yarndley  Mrs  R, 
Zemansky  S, 


1648  Polk 

748  Market 

128  Sixth 

308      " 

24  Kearny 

62  Third 

1520  Stockton 

219  Duuont 

1 14  Third 

6  Eddy 

126  Kearny 

240  Sixth 

8  Fifth 

4  Sixth 

1108  Stockton 

1  Dupont 

920  Market 

631  and  710 

938 

24  Second 

907  Market 

1114 

141  Post 

325  Hayes 

1221  Stockton 

30  Third 

210  Fourth 

708  Market 

2500  California 

210  Sixth 


MILLINERY  GOODS-WHOLE- 
SALE. 

BUTLER  PP,  31  Kearny 

nnrAMS""/'  543  Market 

If  iP^S-^'  «70i  Mission 

linker  &  Hinz,  545  Markflt 

HELD  BROS  ft  CO.  ^***^"''«t 

UWT it'ii!  Ao  ^l^'ket;  13  and  15  Sutter 
H^    *^.^9'  526  Market 

Hinz  *  VV  cTlm  16  and  18  Second 

Mwh  P  &  Son,  53(j  Mark«t 

SELIG&  NEWMAN,  siSuttel 

Spencer  llros  1016  Market 

iophtz  F  &  Go,  571        •< 


MIMOX  HEL1»  Manmse^ 

Pacific  MILLINERY  Emporium 

HEXjU  «Sb  CO., 

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tlowerM,  FeatherM,  Mtiaw  Uooda, 
MIIkH,  VelvetH,  Kibbonct,  &e. 

Full  Line  of  Trimmed  Hats. 

526  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 

THK    BAlXrOBOX. 
B.  S.  HIRSCH  &  CO., 

Importers  of 

MILLINERY    GOODS, 

74N  market  Street, 

Between  Dupont  ami  Kearny,       San  Francisco. 

Uirtjest  Assortment,  Best  Goods,  Lowest  Prices. 

MINERAL  WATERS. 

BENJAMIN  H  A  &  CO,  (J  S  Hen- 

shaw),  (Pacific  Congress  Spring 
Water)  29  New  Montgy,  cor  Jessie 
CALIFORNIA  VOLCANIC  MINER- 
AL WATER  CO.  36^  Fourth 
DAVENPORT  J  P.  36i  •• 
LA  VERY  JOS  0,  (Bethesda)  414  Sac 
Lynch  J  D,  (Bartlett  Springs)  715  How 

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Adams  Bros, 
Allen  H  H, 
Barry  Edward, 
Beverly  W, 
Bibbing  &  Townsend, 


330  Pine 

318    " 

415  Montgomery 

414  California 

314  Bush 


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Biabee,  Williams  &  Co,  32  Merchants  Ex 
Blair  A  J,  330  Pine 

Blake  Geo  M,  309  Montgomery 

Booth  H  J,  419  California 

Booth  Wm  H,  320 

Boyd  John  F,  309  Montgomery 


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Bro  water  Rolla  E, 
Brooks  H  S, 
BUNNER  A  J. 

CavalUcr  J  P, 
Ciprico  Oeo  M, 
Cole  Thos, 
Conffjlon  (^flo. 
COOK  DAinEL, 

Cook  Seth, 
Cortla  Rdbt, 
Craii;  Il<'in(li)lph  R, 
Earl  Jno  O, 
Egu'crs  J  C, 
English  Job  M, 
Fitch  Henry  S, 
FLOOD  J  C. 
FOLLIS  R  H. 

Gashwiler  J  \V, 
Gibson  Oeo  R, 
Givin  Wm  M  Jr, 
Gould  Chns  A, 

GRAVES  R  N. 

Green  Kdmond, 
Grim  A  K, 
Gutierrez  C, 


314  Montgomery 

318  Fine 

41 IJ  California 

41!)  California 
328  Montgomery 
331 

40  Nevada  block 
307  Montgomery 
309 

306  " 

413  " 

401  California 

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328  Montgomery 
240  " 

309 

309 

327  Pine 
32t     " 
300  Pino 
413  Montgomery 
406  " 

314  " 

331 
402  " 


Hamilton,  (Toldstone  &  Co,  215  Sanaoni 
Hawkins  Arthur  K,  328  Monti(omery 
Hilzinger  J  S, 


HOLMES  S  H, 

Hussey  Jos  W, 
Jones  Chas, 
Keeney  C  W, 
Kraner  P  H, 
La  Grange  Gen  O  H, 
Lawton  G  T, 
Lcffingwell  Wm  Ij, 
Livington  Howard, 
Livingston  Jas  M, 
Lnbeck  V. 


507  California 

405 

318  Pine 
302  Montgomery 

439  California 

314  Montgomery 

324  Pine 

401  California 
331  Montgomery 
331 

331  •• 

309  «• 


LTJDLUH.  MATHER  &  CO,  21 1  Han 

LHTY  J  S,  3'*W)  Pine,  rm  2 

Lylc  Wm  S,  309  Montgomery 

L\  >n  J  E,  314 

MATHER.  MOORE  &  CO.   '2ii  San 


McAncny  Geo  B, 
McClinton  J  G, 
McDonald  D  L, 
Mc(Jee  J  B, 
Miller  O  C, 
Mill  ik  en  Isaac  T, 


:W)9  Montgomery 
330  Pine 
310    " 
330    " 

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528  foJifoniia 


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Skidmoro  secy), 
Morgan  Jas, 
Page  T  W, 
Purdy  Saml, 
Raymond  S  A, 
Roobins  Jas  J, 
Roberts  J  W, 
Roberts  W  A, 
Scott  E  W, 
Shirpscr  I, 
Simpkins  Chas  H, 
Stanyon  C  H, 


3J'>  Sansom 

310  Pine 

507  California 

331  Montgomery 

302 

306  Pine 
328  Montgomery 
211  Sansom 
137  Montgomery 
208 
314 
59  Nevada  block 


Townsend  W, 
Tozer  C  W, 

TWICHELL  OEO 

Utter  Wm, 
Van  Orden  Ji.o, 
Wadsworth  J  C  L, 
Wallace  Geo, 
Wallace  Thos, 
Weaver  P  L, 
Willard  E  L, 


618  California 

310  Pine 

H,  4114Cal,  rniS 

112  Leidesdorff 

330  Tine 

401  California 

309  Montgomcrv 

240  " ' 

828 

310  Pine 


J.  B.  JARDINE^ 

Maniiffte'turer  of 

Portable  and  Prospecting  Quartz  Niilfi, 

And  nil  KIikIh  of  Mnchinurv. 

Corliss  Engines  a  Specialty. 

^35  Beale  St.,  San  Francisco. 

KENDALL  &  KELLOCC, 

818  Pine  Street, 

Munufnc'turcrs  and  Patontni'M  of 

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Kendall  Pat.  Quartz  Mill. 

Kendall  Pat.  Water  Wheel. 

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Acme,  300  Montgomery,  nn  80 

Addenda  (gold  and  silver),    23S  MoiitjQr 
•  Etna,  420         " 

Ajax  (gold  and  silver),        .309  California 
Alabama  and  Humboldt  Con,    302  Mont 


ALACRON  (silver), 

Alameda, 

Aliiska  Min  &  Com, 

Alexandero, 

Alhambra, 

Allen  Con, 

Alinaden  (quicksilver). 


.320  Sansom 

606  Montgomery 

318  Pine 

328  Montgomery 

414  California 

310  Pine,  rm  15 

214  Sansom 


Alpha  Con  M  Co,  .309  Montgy,  rm  29 
Alpine  (gold  and  silver),  328  Montity 
Altar  (gold  and  silver),  32  Merchants' Ex 
Alta  (silver),  'Mfl  Montgomery 

Altoona  (quicksilver),  521  Market 

Altura,  309  montgomery,  rm  80 

Amador,  318  Pine,  rm  27 

Amazon  Con,  203  Rush 

American  Flag  (mill  and  min),  310  Pine 


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309  Montgomery 

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320  SanBom  | 
606  Montgomery  i 
318  Vine 
328  Montgomery 
414  Californiii 
310  Pine,  rm  15 
lilver),  214  Xansom 

309  Montgy,  rm  29 
silver),  328  MontKy 
lilver),  32  Merchants'  Ex 
:W2  Montgomery 
ilvcr),  521  Market 

309  montgomery,  rm  80 
318  Vine,  rm  27 
203  Bush 
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American  Flat,  331  Montj<omery.  rm  20 
American  (Nevada),  309  California 

American  (min  and  dredging).  220  San 
Andes  (silver),  309  Montgomery,  rnj  V 
Anilrews,  203  BuhIi 

Antelope,  203  BumH,  rm  26 

Argonaut  (mill  and  min),  240  Montgy 
Argonaut,  (Arizona),  702  Market 

Arizona  Con,  309  Californin 

Arizona  (silver),  309  Montgonn  ry 

Armand  (gold  and  silver),  240  Aloutgy 
Armstrong  (gold),  310  Vine 

Armstrong  (gold  and  silver),  203  Bush 
Arnold  (gold  and  silver),  .S20  Sunsom 
Atlimta,  420  Montgomery 

Atlantic  Con,  328  ♦• 

Atlus,  .420 

Aurora  (tunnel  and  min),  203  Bush 

Azure  King,  330  Vine 

BADGER  HILI  AND  CHERO- 
KEE; (H  Vichior  oecy),     .320  Sansoni 
Baker  Divide, 
Baltimore  Con, 
Baltimore, 
Banner  (gold). 
Bay  State  (silver), 
Beolicr  (silver), 
IJi'chtel  Con, 


3.30  Pine 
203  Bush 
S  F  Exchange  building 
203  Bush 
203     " 


1114  Montgomery 
331 

306  Vine 
439  California 
310  Vino 
203  Bnsh 
.300  Montgomery 
Belcher  (gold  and  silver),  8  S  F  Ex  hldji 
ik'lcher  (silver),  203  Buah 

Bella  Uni(m  (quicksilver),     314  Montgy 


Bellcfoiitiiine, 

Belmont, 

Belvidero, 

Benton  Con, 

Best  &  Belcher, 

Betty  O'Neal, 

Bix  Vrize, 

Black  Bejir  (quartz), 

Black  Hawk  (gold). 

Black  .lack, 


411  Californii 

310  Vine 

203  Bush 

302  Montgomery 

309 

318  Vine 
328  Montgomery 
328 

419  California 
419 


Cotitras  Con, 
Challenge  Con, 
Champion, 
Chamnion, 
Cheroktjo, 

Chiff  of  the  Hill  Tunnel,  306  Vine 

h'^j'^r.,  203  Bush 

L-hollar  Norcross  Savage  Shaft,203    " 
Christy  (null  and  min),  310  Vine 

Chrysolite,  309  Montgomery 

(  larendon  (gold  and  silver),  405  Cal 

Coast  Itange,  046  Market 

Coininnnwealth  Con,  217  Sansom 

Comstock,  137  Montgomery 

Con  Altar  (min  and  smelting),      309  Cal 
Con  Amador,  328  Montgomery 

Con  Arizona,  310  Vine 

CONCORDIA  (gold  and  silvor),605  Clay 
Concordia,  310  Vine 

Con  Dorado,  30O  California 

Contidcnoe  (silver),  414  «« 

Conly  &  Oowell  (gold),  314  Montgomery 
Con  Vaeific,  3.30  Vine 

Consolidated  Imperial,  203  Bush 

Con  Slate  llange  (gold  and  silver), 

309  Montgomery 

CONSOLIDATED  VIRGINIA, 

.309  Montgomery,  rm  26 
Con  Wyoming  (gold  and  silver), 

309  California 
Cora  Con  (silver),  328  Montgomery 

Cosmopolitan  Milling,  628  Montgomery 
Cosmopolitan  Mining,  309  " 

Crescent  (gold  and  silver),  306  Vine 

Crieans  (gold  and  silver),       328  Montgy 
Crown  Voiiit  Extension,  310  Vme 

Crown  Voint  (gold  and  silver),  203  Bush 
Crown  Voint  Ua\ine  (gold  and  sil- 

vev),  309  California 

Cru<„|jr  (silver),  ,302  Montgomery 


Botlie  Blutf  Con  (gold),  309  Montgomery 

Bodie  Con,  :509 

Bodie  Hydraulic  Min  k  Water,309  Mont 


Booker  Con  (gold). 

Booth  (gold). 

Booth  (gold), 

Boston  Con, 

Brilliant, 

Brooklyn  Con, 

Brophy, 

Brurswick, 

Buckeye  (gold  and  silver), 

Bu!li!>n, 


309 

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310  Vine 
330 

.300  California 

318  Vine 

327 

203  Bush 

331  Montgy 

328 


Cumherland, 

Curtis  Con, 

1  )aney  (gold  iind  silver), 

Dardanelles  Con  Gravel, 

Dardanelles, 

Davis  Vulverizer, 

Diiy  (silver), 

Dayton  (gold  and  silver). 


328 

419  California 

310  Vine 

.328  Montgy 

41 1  California 

405 

310  Vine 
203  Bush 


Bulwer  Con,  309 

Butte  Basin  Gravel,  324  Vine 

Butte  Creek  Hydraulic,230  Montgomery 

Cabinet  Con,  328 

Ihiubasas  (laud  and  min),    32  Merch  Ex 

tsluveras  (gold),  328  Montgomery 

Caledonia  (silver),  414  California 

California  (gold),  .306  Vine 

CALIFORNIA,  309  Montgy,  rm  23  k  24 


Dcndwood  (gold),  .309  Montgomery 

Defiance  (gold),  309  " 

De  Haro,  409  California 

Derby,  203  Bush 

Diana  (gold  .ind  silver),  318  Vine 

Dixon  Bar  (min  and  hydraulic),  21 1  San 
Double  Standard  (gold),  .309  Montgy 
Dudley,  309  " 

Eagle  (silver  ind  copper),  310  Vine 

East  Crown  Voint  (gold  and  silver), 

328  Montgomery 
Eastern  Belle  (gold  and  silver),309    " 
East  Mammoth(gold  and  8ilver),330  Vine 
East  Mt  Diablo,  324   " 

East  Noonday  (gold  and  silver),203  Bush 


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East  Sierra  Nevada,  (gold  and  sil- 
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Eight  Hundred  (silver),              330    " 
Eldorado  South,                          330    " 
Electric,                           328  Montgomery 
Ellen  Go  wen,                  309 
El  Tesoro  (silver),                   214  Sansom 
Ely  (gold  and  silver),     328  Montgomery 
Empire  (gold  .and  silver),            318  Fine 
English  (gold  and  silver),      328  Montgy 
Equator, 

Erie  Consolidated, 
Essex  (gold  and  silver), 
Essex, 
Essex, 

Eureka  Consolidated, 
Eureka  (gold). 


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240         " 
309  Californi. 
316 
320  " 

30i)  Montgomery 
414  California 


Eureka,  310  Pine 

Eureka  Min  &  Smelting,  308  California 
Europa,  240  Montgomery 

Evening  Star  No  1  (silver),  302 
Excelsior,  327  Pine 

Excelsior  Water  &  Mining,315  California 
Exchequer,  327  Pine 

Extra,  318    " 

i^'airfax  (silver^  324    " 

Fall  Creek   'opper,  328  Montgy 

Fall  River  Gravel,  328         " 

Father  DeSmet  Con  (gold),   40t 
Florence  Blue  Gravel,  32  Merchants'  Ex 
Florida  HiM,  414  California 

Flowery,  IWJ  Montgomery 

Fortuna   (gold),  324  Pine 

Foulk  (gold  and  silver),  302  .Montgy 
Fourth  July  (gold  and  silver),  310  Piue 
Franklin  Gravel,  310    " 

Frankiing  (silver),  302  Montgomery 
Frear  Stoue  Co  of  California,  414  Cal 
Fresno  (gold),  309  Montgomery 

General  Leo  (silver),  211  Sansom 

General  Thomas  (mill  and  min),  :M9  Mont 
Genesee,  30G  Pine 

Genesee  Valley,  240  Montgomery 

Geo  Douglass,  409  Califcrnia 

Georgia  (silver),  414  " 

Giant  &  Old  Abe  (gold),  309  Montgy 
Gila  Silver  M  Co,  330  Pine 

Gipsy  Queen  (gold),  3:«    " 

(ilasgow  (gold  and  silver),  203  Bush 

Globe  Con,  106  Leidesdorff 

Glory,  3:«)  I'ine 

Glynn  Dtile  Con  (gold),  309  Montgy 
Godfrey  (j!  ravel,  309  California 

Gold  Deposit  (gold  and  silver),  309    Cal 
Gold  Uad  (gold  and  silver),      312    " 
Gold  Stripe,  314 

Goaiei   'Jhariot,  318  Pine 

Golden  (Jate  Con  Hydraulic,     318    " 
Golden  Gate  (mill  and  min),  320  Sansom 
Golden  Gate,  328  Montgomery 

Golden  (Jphir,  309  California 

Golden  Star,  318  Pino 

Golden  Sun  (gold),  702  Market 


Goodshaw,  327  Pine 

Gould  ft  Curry  (silver),  309  Montgomery 
Great  Blue   Gravel    Range   (gold), 

(5  Merchants'  Exchange  bide 
Great  Eastern  (silver),  310  Pine 

Great  Western  (qu  .cksilver),  314  Montgy 
Green  (gold  and  jilver),  8  S  F  Ex  bldg 
Green  Mounts;  a  (gold),  314  Montgomery 
Green  (silver/,  203  Bush 

Greyhound  (mill  and  mining),  313  Mont 
Gwin,  306  Pine 

Hackberry  South,  302  Montgomery 

Hale  &  Norcross  (silver),  309  Montgy 
Hamburg,  401  California 

Hamilton  (mill  and  mining),     309  Mont 


Happy  Valley, 

Harrington  (gold), 

Harshaw, 

Hartford, 

Hazard  (gravel). 

Head  Centre  Con, 

Headlight, 

Heart  Basin  (gravel), 

Hercules, 

Hester, 

Highbridge  (silver). 

Highland  (gold), 

Hill  &  Hood 

Hillside  (mill  and  mining). 

Homer  (mill  and  mining). 


330  Pine 
324   '< 

328  Montgomery 
306  Pine 
318   " 
310  " 

302  Montgomery 
3:W  Pine 
324  " 

302  Montgomery 
310  Pine 

309  Montgomery 
211  Siiaiom 
3:i0  Pine 
330  " 


Homestake  (gold),  309  Montgomery 

Honeycomb  (gold),  328  Montgomery 
Hoosier  (min  and  water),  531  Cahiornia 
Humboldt,  328 

Humboldt  (sulphur),  320  Sansom 

Hutchinson,  309   Montgomery 

Ida  (gold  and  silver),  324  Pine 

Idaho  (gold  and  silver),  324   " 

Indian    Queen  (mill  and  min), 

26  Merchants'  PJxchanfte 
Indicator,  203  Bush 

Insurance,  309  Montgomery 

Iowa,  41  li  California 

Iron  Cap,  324  Pine 

Isabella  Con  (gold  and  silver),  330 


Jackson, 

Jederson  (silver), 

tJoe  Scatea  Con, 

Julia  Con, 

Juniata  Con  (silver), 

Justice, 

Kclaey  (gold  and  silver), 

Kenton, 

Kuntuck, 

Keystone  Con, 

K  K  C<m, 

Klamoth  (quartz), 

Kossuth, 

Lady  Bryan  (silver). 


408  California 
3W  Pine 

409  California 
419  California 

203  Bush 

419  California 

330  Pine 

411  California 

310  Pine 

310   " 

309  Montgomery 

309 

306  Pine 
203  Bus!) 


Lady  Waahingtun  Con,302  Montgomery 
La  Grange  (ditch  and  hydraulic), 

314  Montgomery 
Lake  View,  im  Pine 


H.  WACHHORST.  Importer  of  je'SSS^y^^SSr.'iite. 


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327  Pine 
ilver),  309  Montgomery 
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u  .cksilver),  314  Montgy 
jilver),      8  S  F  Ex  bldg 
(cold),  314  Montgomery 
203  Bush 
and  mining),  313  Mont 
306  Pine 
li,  302  Montgomery 

I  (silver),       30i)  Moiitgy 
401  California 
ind  mining),     309  Mont 
330  Pine 
324   " 
328  Montgomery 
306  Pine 
318   " 
310  " 
302  Montgomery 
3S0  Pine 
324  " 
302  Montgomery 
310  Pine 
309  Montgomery 
i^ll  Siiasom 
nd  mining),         330  Pine 
d  mining),  :J:W  " 

Id),  309  Montgomery 

Id),         328  Montj^omwy 
id  water),  531  (.!ulu"ornia 

328 
>hur),  320  Sausom 

309   Montgomery 

Iver),  324  Piue 

silver),  324   " 

(mill  and  min), 
:5  Metchauts'  Exchanj;e 
203  Bush 


309  Montgomery 
41 H  Ouliforma 
324  Pine 
lid  and  silver),  330   " 

408  California 
t-),  3:W  Pine 

409  California 
419  California 

|ver),  203  Bush 

419  California 
.silver),  3:WPine 

411  California 
310  Pine 
310   " 
309  Montgomery 

|z),  309 

306  Pine 
Iver),  'i03  Bush 

Ln  Con,  302  Montgomery 
|h  and  hydraulic), 

314  Montgomery 

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San  Francisco. 


MIN 


CLAB8IFIBD. 


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Last  Chance,  328  Montgomery 

Last  Glimmer,  405  California 

Leviathian,  330  Pine 

Lewis  Con  (silver),  310    " 

Liberty  Hill  (min  and  water),    310    " 
Ligura  (gold  and  silver),  328  Montgomery 
Little  Mac  (silver),         328 
Liverpool  (gold  and  silver),        330  Pine 
Lodi,  328  Montgomery 

London  &  California,  320  Sansom 

London  (mill  and  min),  330  Pine 

Lone  Tree  (gold  and  silver),  211  Sansom 
Lone  Tree,  '*'*  ^^"'-^ — •- 

Lone  Star  &  Eclipse  Con 
Louise, 

Lower  Comttock, 
Loyal  Lead, 
Lucky  Rock  (gold), 

45  Merchants'  Exchange  bldg 
Mackey  (gold  and  silver),  309  California 
Ma^ali"  (gold),  325  Montgomery 

Mauiinoth  Bar  (gold),  310  Pine 

Mammoth  'gravel),  230  Montgomery 
Mammoth,  302 

Mammmi,  203  Bush 

Manhattan  ( gold),  310  Pine 

Manhattan  8  S  F  Exchange  bldg 

Manhattan  (silver),  203  Bush 

Margarita  (gold  and  silver), 328  Montgy 
Mariposa  (land  and  min),  309  Montgv 
Martin  White,  309 

Mary  Arm  (gold  and  silver),  314  " 

Maryland  Con  (gold  and  silver),  202  San 


434  California 
300  Montgy 
302 

310  Pine 
318 


Moonlight, 
Moreno, 
Morisco  (silver), 
Morning  Star, 
Mortimer, 
Mt  Potosi  Con, 
Mount  Dana, 


211  Sansom,  rooms  6  and  7 

217  Sansom 

324  Pine 

331  Montgomery,  rm  7 

401  California,  room  4 

318  Pine,  room  31 

309  Montgomery,  rm  80 


Maryland, 
Matamora  Con, 
Maybell  Con, 
Mayflower  (gravel), 
Mayflower, 
McChnton, 
McElroy  (gravel). 


331  Montgomery 

702  Market 

310  Pine 

328  Montgomery 

310  " 
;W)9  Montgomery 
607  Washington 


McMTais  ((,old  and  silver),    302  Montgy 


328  Montgomery 
414  California 


McMi!'  u  (silver), 
Me.Mow  Valley, 

M'ionesCon,  419  •' 

»ietallic  Con  (gold  and  jilver),  3110  Pine 
Metallic,  309  Montgomery,  room  29 

Mexican  (gold  and  silver),         203  Bush 
Mexican  (real  estate), ;  217  Sansom 

Middle  Hill,    328  Montgomery,  rcom  13 

HILTON  MININO  &  WATEH 

CO  (H  Pichoir  sec),  320  Sansom 

Mineral  Fork    (smelting),      328  Montgy 
Mineral  King  (mill),  315  Califoniia 

Mint  (gold  and  silver),       409  " 

Modoc  Con,  310  Pine,  room  15 

Monarch  (gravel),  328  Montgomery 

Monitor  Belmont,  309 

Mono  &  Cross  Con,  309  California 

Mono  (gold),    309  Montgomery,  room  62 
Monte  Cristo,  309 

Montezuma  (mill),        330  Fine,  room 
Montezuma,  330 


Mount  Diablo  (silver  a.id  mill),  '408  Cal 
Mount  Hood,  409  California 

Mountain  Tunnel  (gravel),     328  Montg:' 

MURCHI  G  &  S  M  CO,  828       "  ' 

Napa  Con  (quicksilver),  330  Pine,  rm  16 
Naumkeag,  310  Pine,  room  15 

Nelson  (gold  and  silvc-^  309  Montgy 
Nevada  (land),  302  Montgomery 

^evada,  318  Pine,  room  13 

New  Albany,  27  Merchants'  Exchange 
NcA^  England  (gold  and  silver),  327  Pine 
New  Era  (gold  and  silver),  328  Montgy 
New  Homer,  203  Bush,  room  26 

Now  York,  203  Bush 

Niagara  (silver),  324  Pine 

Nichol  (gold  and  silver;,  330    " 

Nob  Hill  (gold  and  silver),  330   " 

Noonday,  310  Pine,  room  25 

Norman,  302  Montgomery 

North  American  Con,    302  " 

North  Belmont,       8  S  F  Exchange  bldg 

NORTH  BLOOMFIELB  (gravel), 

(H  Pichojr  sec),  3f20  Sansom 

North  Bonanza,  309  Montgomery,  rm  61 
North  Bulwer  (gold  and  silver)  203  Bush 
North  California  (gold  and  silver), 

328  Montgomery,  room  2'* 
North  Comstock  (silver),  203  Bush 

North  Con  Virginia,      309  Montgomery 
North  Dayton  (gold  and  silver),  328  " 
North  Keystone,  203  Bush 

North  Mammoth,  309  Montgomery 

North  Noonday,  310  Pine,  room  25 

North  Scorpion,  211  Sansom 

North  Standard   (gold  and  silver), 

309  Montgomery,  room  44 
North  Star  (gold),  401  California,  rm  4 
North  Utah,  203  Bush 

Northern  Belle  (mill),  309  Montgomery 
Northern  King  (mill),  318  Pine 

Northern  Light  (gold  and  silver),310  " 
Numa,  328  Montgomery,  room  21 

Oakland  Con  (gold),  314  Montgomery 
Oakland  (gold),  240  " 

Oakland  (quicksilver),    309  " 

Occidental  Con  (grave) ),  402  " 

Occidental ,  309  Montgomery 

Old  Channel  (gravel),  230  Mont 

Oliver,  331  Montgomery 

Oneida  27  Merchants'  Ex 

Ontario  (silver),  309  Montgy 

Ophir  Con  (mill  and  min),  320  San 

Ophir  (silver),  203  Bush 

Oregon  Con  (gold  and  silver),  328  Mont 
Orient,  327  Pine 


Monumental  (quicksilver),  330  Pinel  Oriental  Con  (gold  and  silver) ,    411  Cal 


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Original  Amador,  320  Sauaom 

Original  Empire,  401  Cal 

Original  Gold  Hill  (gold  &  silver)  30S)  " 
Original  Hidden  Treasure,  401  " 

Original  Keystone  (silver),  (Nev)  4'20  Tine 
Original  Keystone  (silver),  330 

Orleans  Con,  419  California 

Orleans,  315 

Oro  Blanco,  (Arizona)  328  Montgomery 
Oro  (mill  and  min),  217  8ansom 

Oro,  320 

Oroville  (gravel),  318  Pine 

Ovrermau  No 2  (silver),  (Nev)  328  Montgy 
Overman  (Nev),  414  Caliioriaa 

Paradise  lied  Dteer,  318  jVine 

Paradise  Valley,  328  Montgoraery 

Peytona,  310  Pine 

Phil  Sheridan  (gold  and  silver),  203  Bush 
Pilgrim  (gold  and  silver),  314  Montgy 
Pinkham,  310  Pine 

Pioneer  Con,  309  California 

Pioneer  (gold  and  silver),  330  Pine 

Pioneer,  310  " 

Piitsb'irg  (gold),  414  California 

Pleiades  (gold  and  silver),  328  Montgy 
Plumas  Com  (gold),  240  Montgomery 
Plutus  (gold  and  silver),  04ti  Markel 
Puntiac  (gold  and  silver),  302  Montgy 
Potosi,  203  Bush 

Potter,  318  Pine 

Price  &  Davies,  30G  I'lne 

Prospect  (gold  and  silver),  27  ttl'sroh  Kx 
PYEAMir,  (gold  and  silver),  :)20  Kear 
Quartz  Mountain  (G  &  tunnel),  'Mi\)  Mont 
Quartz  Mountain  (gold),  729  Montgy 
l^ueen  Bee,  324  Pino 

Quicksilver,  320  S(»HSom 

Kainbow  (gold),  419  California 

Raymond  A  Ely,  32S  Montgomery 

Real  del  Monte,  203  Busii 

Red  Cloud  Con,  309  Montgomery 

Red  Hill  Hydr'iic  (M  &  water),  328  Mouc 
Kcdington  Quicksilver,  531  Market 


ban  Rafael,  646  Market 

Santa  Mina  (gold),  31^0  pj^ 

Santiago  (gold  and  silver),  646  Market 
San  Xavier,  32  Merchants'  Excharce 
Savage,  309  Montgomery 


Scorpion  (silver). 
Segregated  Europa, 
Seventy-six  (silver), 
Sheba  (silver), 
Sherwood  Con, 
SnurtleflF  (gold). 
Sierra  Buttes  (gold), 
Sierra  Nevada  (silver). 
Signal, 
Silver  City, 
Silver  Hill, 
Silver  Jacket, 
Silver  King, 
Silver  King  North, 
cJilver  Lick  Con, 
Silveropulis  (gold  and  silver). 
Silver  Prize  (gold  and  silver). 
Slate  Creek  (gold). 


310  Pine 

240  Montgomery 

3U«  Pine 

314  Montgomery 

309  Ciiliftirnia 

330  Pine 

320  Sausom 

61  Nevad.i  blk 

^03  Bush 

309  Montguuiery 

ii«3  liush 

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315  California 

3;50  Pine 

309  Montgomery 

•'•'"-'      '.m  I'iue 

328  Mout 

240 


Soliil  Silver  (gold  and  silver),  320S;ui8om 
South  Belvidore  (gold,  silver),  330  Pine 
South  Bodie  (gold),  309  Mout.;oner-r 
South  Bulwer,  ^-jo  tiaiim  ■  1 

South  Comatock  Con  (silver),      "Dii  ■ 
South  Europa,  *.' 

South   Eeather  Water  and  Unu.ii, 

314  Montgomery 
South  Justice,  'joa  Bush 

Snuth  Lady  Bryan  Con,  309  Montgomery 
South  Nooiulay  (gold),  320  rtansou 

South  Overman  (silver),  328  Montgomery 
South  Potosi  (gold  and  silver),  640  Mkt 


Red  Jacket  Con, 
Relief  Con, 
Reno, 

Republic  Con, 
Resolute  Tunnel, 

EEVENUE. 

Rex  Montis, 

Richer,  ^ 

Rigeza, 

Riverside, 

Robert  Emmett  Con, 


203  Busli 
310  line 
318     " 
310     •' 
240  Montgomery 
41  li  Cal 
309  Montgomery 
309 

320  Sansom 
211 
401  California 


Ruby  (silver),     19  Merchants  Exchange 
Sabine,  409  California 

St  Louis,  203  Bush 

'<ui  Carlos  (gold  and  silver)  640  Market 
tH^an  Diego  (gold  and  silver),  040  Market 
San  (jeronimo  (<i  and  silver),  040        " 
"      P«jdro  (cold),  328  Montaoi 


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Saa  Pedro  (gold  and  silver),  040  Market 


Sftn  Pedro, 


309  Montgomery 


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South  Standard,  331   Mont^ 

Soutli  Star,  000  Montgomery 

SOUTH  UTAH,  207  .Saasom 

Southern  Nevada  (gold  and  sil),  327  Pine 

309  Montijoinery 
439  Calitoruia 
320  iSauDuin 
310  Pine 
306    " 
203  Bush 
302  AiontL'y 
309        •• 
320  California 
315 


Staudaril  Con, 

Stiuiford  Coil, 

Star, 

Steep  HjUow  (gold), 

StLptcl  Con, 

Streci  &  Blanche  (tunnel), 

Succor  (mill  and  mining). 

Summit  (gold), 

.Sutro  Tunnel, 

Swamp  Angel, 

Swansea,  315  " 

Syndicate  (gold  and  silver),  328  Montgy 

Syndicate,  419  California 

'I'eirakotf  Con,  (gold,  milling),  310     " 

Telfair,  (Arizona),  7*>2  Market 

Temple,  313  Montgomery 

Piger  (gold  and  silver),  330  Pine 

Tiger,  309  Montgomery 

Tiger,  831  " 

Tioga  Con,  809  " 


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Trinity  Hydraulic, 


409  Califo-nia 
310  Piae 
324  " 


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646  Market 
380  Pine 
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irchants'  Excharge 
309  Montgomery 
310  Pine 
240  Moatgomery 
300  Pine 
314  Moutgdinery 
30'J  (Jalifornia 
330  Pine 
3'20  Sausom 
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•203  Bush 
309  Moiitguuiery 
'203  liusli 

315  California 

330  Pine 

309  Montgomery 

d  silver),     30i)  Pme 

d  silver),    328  Mout 

240     " 

d  silver),  3*20  Sanaom 

Id,  silver),     3;W  Pine 

309  Mont^^oruTT 

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Ivcr),  328  Montgomery 
and  sdver),  040  Mkt 
331  Montgomery 
600  Montjiomery 
207  Sansom 

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309  Montgomery 
439  California 
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419  California 
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313  Montgomery 
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Twin  Peaks, 
Tybo  Con, 
Uncle  Sam, 
Union  Con  (silver). 


328  Montgomery 
405  California 
414 

330  Pine 
417  California 
309 


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Union  Shaft  Co, 
Union  West, 
University  (gold), 
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Utah  (silver), 
Utica  Con, 


320  Sansom 
309  Montgomery 
3'20  California 
328  Montgomery 
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Blood  LL,  45  Merchants' Exchange 
Bogart  O  H,  106  Leidesdorff 

Booth  KB,  320    California 

Boothe  W  H,  316  " 

BB.AZELL  J  M,  328  Montgomery,  rm3 
fil»ii  I>aniel,      309  Montgomery,  rm  80 

BUFPINGTON  J  M, 

309  California,  rooms  3  and  4 
Bnnker  R  F,  606  Montgomery 

Bur.is  Butler,  309  Montgomery,  rm  2 
Bush  H  P,  27  Merchants'  Exchange 
i;:;i;er  F  S,  318  Pine,  room  31 

CHAPMAN  W  E,  306  Pine 

Charhs  H  A,  419  California,  room  21 
Chickering  W  H,  214  Sansom 

Cluskey  Henry,  211         " 

Collmrn  A,  318  Pine,  room  15 

Colburn  T  W,  414  California 

Cooper  A  B,  328  Montgomery,  room  4 
CraneC  W,  318  Pine,  room  39 

CROCKETT  JOHN,  203  Bush 

Curtisa  C  S,  <203     " 

Dunks  J  W,  ,    306Pinp,  room  11 

203  Bush,  room  8 
315  California 
.    309  Montgomery,  rm  37 
WashiuKton,  3'28  Montgomery,  room  '20 1  l>>jrbrow  A  K,  309         J  '•  69 

WnsonCen,  3'27  Pine, ^ril^'^""'^"  *'"»3.  330  Pine,  room  26 

Watson.  302  Montgomery!  1;"'"*  ^^  V  „'\28  Montgomery,  room  17 

Watt  Blue  Gravel,  414  Curiforiiiaj  Lf^V.^^^^'i:^''  ^  ^'  '-'"'-^  ^'^"^o" 

W'ebfoot  (silver),  330  Pine,  room  47 

Welling  M  (smelting),        414  Culifornii, 
Wells  Pargo,  318  Pine,  room  15 


Valparaiso  (gold  and  silver),     302  Mont 
Vancouver,  409  California 

Vanderbilt  Con,  3'27  Pine 

Vanderbilt  (mill  and  min),    328  Montgy 

Victor  (mill),  327  Pine 

Victoria  &  imperial  (tunnel),    302  Mont 

Vivian,  '-^03  Bush 

Vortex,  324  Pine,  room  1 

Vulcan,  _  302  Mons-gomery  - 

Walker  (mill),  328   Montgomery,  rm  '20  tj^*"  »;,  [t' 

Ward  IVcherCon,   401  California,  rm4!  ,T''"  ">\\/y' 

Ward  (gold  and  silver),      419  Cahfornia     S'':^;^\  ^). 


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West  Side  (silver),  3:<0  Pino 

Western,  2*>3  Bush 


Fields  J  L,  240  Montgomery 

Fisher  Geo  \V,    3'24  Pine,  rooms  1  and  2 
Frankeiithal  F,  3:iO  Pine,  room  28 

Frankiades  1>,  312  California 

Freeland  E  G,       19  Merchants'  Ex  bldg 
Frisius  F  A,  330  Montgomery 

(Jilk'spy  John  H,  309 


Weston  Union,    309  Montgomery  rm  80 '  ^"iHett  C  E,  211  Sansom 

White  Cloud,    309  Mont-oniory,  rm '25  GORDON  C  P,rms  23  and 24,  309  Mont 
White  Lead,  302  M.mtgomery  QRAINGER  "'VM,  211  Sansom 

Woodville  Con  (silver),      419  Calitornia  (iuructt  \V  J,  310  California 

Yellow  Jacket  (gold  and  silver),  |  Hall  E  M,  20  Stock  Exchange  bldg 

203  Bush,  room  10  Halsey  Abraham,  314  Montgomery 

TVBA  GRAVEL  RANGE.      3'20  San  HAVENS  A  W,      rm  26,  309  Montgy 
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313  Montgomery 

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313  Montgomery 

330  Pine 

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214  Sansom 

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32  Merchants'  Exchange 


McOEOOHEOAN  JT,  318  Pine,  rm  13 


McGrew  A  F, 
McLaren  P  M, 
McMeans  A  C, 
Meade  Calvert, 
Metchke  Otto, 
Miller  H  R, 
Monroe  F  S, 
Moore  J, 
Morizio  Josepi;, 
Morse  C  A, 
Mulloy  Peter, 
Newlands  James, 
Noyes  R  B, 


420  Montgomery 

318  Pine 

328  Montgomery 

324  Pine 

328  Montgomery 

405  California 

310  Pine 

309  California 

328  Montgomery 

217  Sansom 

315  California 

203  Bush 

240  Montgomery 


OIIYER  WM  LETTS,  328  Mont.rm  13 


Oughiu  J  C, 
Parker  E  L, 
FASSISH  WH  W, 
PECK  E  A> 

Pentecost  J, 
Perry  GH, 
Pew  J  W, 

PICHOm  H, 

Pickens  J  H, 
Pope  E  R, 
Potter  A  W, 
PRATT  GEO  C. 
Redington  H  W, 
Riddefl  D  C, 

SODOERS  S  D, 

Rose  A  W, 
Sankey  Chas  A, 
Sayre  J  H, 
Scott  E  W, 
Scoville  J  J, 
Shackleford  T  J, 
Shaw  C  N, 
Smith  W  T, 
Spinney  Geo  R, 
Stadtfeid  Jacob  Jr, 
Stetson  VV  W, 
Stone  Edward  F, 
Stone  H  S, 
Street  &  Learned, 
Stuart  W, 

TAYLOR  WM  J, 

Thomas  D  L, 
Thompson  J  W, 
Thurston  Geo  P, 


419  California 
61  Nevada  block 
330  Pine 

646  Market 
702 

320  Sansom 

310  Pine 

320  Sansom 

439  California 

217  Sansom 

137  Montgomer  / 

309 

328       " 
430 
328 

302       " 
331 

330  Pine 
137  Montgomery 
309 

310  Pine 

408  California 

402  Montgomery 

310  Pine 

419  California 

309  Montgomery 

306  Pine 

419  Califoroift 

331  Montgomery 

320  Sansom 

310  Pine 

203  Bush 

310  Pine 

315  California 


Van  Brunt  R  N,  318  Pine 

VERDENALDF,  327   " 

Walton  N  C  Jr,  419  California 

Ward  David  Sc  Henshaw,      306  Montmr 
WATSON  WMH,  302        «''*^ 

Wegener  R,  414  California 

White  T  A,  328  Montgomery 

Wilder  David,  328                " ' 

Willis  Wm,  309 

MUSIC  &  MUSICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS. 

ANTISELL  T  M  &  CO.  (wholesale 
pianos),       NW  cor  Eddy  and  Powell 


AfeldJ, 
Arnold  N  S  &  Co, 
Badger  Wm  G, 
Balcli  H  M, 
BANCROFT  A  L 
BENHAMAM. 
Burke  W  A, 
Curtaz  B, 


805  Larkin 

310  California 

7  and  13  Sansom 

843  Mission 

&  CO,      721  Market 

647 

520  Pine 
20  O'Farrell 


EATON  CHAS  S.(Hazelton)647  Market 
FEIQENBAUM  &  CO, 

120  to  126  Sansom  and  217  and  219  Pine 

FRANKENTHAL  &  CO, 

SW  cor  Battery  and  California 
Frey  Wm  A,  404  Kearny 

GESSON  J  W  &  CO,  647  Market 

Goodnough  A  M.  24  O'Farrell 

GRAY  Matthias,  (steinway), 

117  Post 
Hammer  L  K,  23  Dupont 

Heald  I  A,  514  Commercial 

Hemme  k  Long,  404  Montgomery 

HENRY  D  W,  (music  boxes), 

226  O'Farrell 
Holbroofc  &  Lewis,  23  Dupont 

Hook  Bros,  34  Sixth 

Keene  C  C,  cor  Market  and  Third 

KOHLER  &  CHASE, (Decker  Bros 

and  Emerson),  137  and  139  Post 

\Iagill  F  W,  10164  Market 

MEYERS  ADOLPH,  (wholesale), 

46  Geary 
Meyers  &  Larpin, 

Kear  bet  Sonoma  and  Nevada 
MoeserJ,  811  Market 

O'Connor  J  B  &.  103  Sixth 

Paillard  M  J  &  Co,  117  Post 

Peters  J  M  L  &  Co,  207  Montgomery 
PIERCE  WALTER  S,  30  New  Mont 
ReiukingE,  117  Post 

Rudolph  G  &  Co,  4  and  6  Fifth 

Schraubstadter  Wm,  Geary  nr  Dupont 
Sharp  W  T,  825  Market 

Sherman,  Hyde  &  Co,  139  Kearny 

Simon  HA,  641  Market 

Smith  J  S,  200  Post 

SPENCERFWftCO.  23  Fifth 

Statham  &,  Cone,  23  Dupont 


H.  WACHHORST.  importer  off  ^e';';i^!%&tr;«..  815JSt..Sao, 


Be  CO, 


itoM.iM.iia. 

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IS 


318  Pine 
327    " 
419  California 
,w,      306  Montgy 
302  " 

414  California 
328  Montgomery 
328 
309 

CAL  INSTRU- 

rs. 

COt  (wholesale 

•r  Eddy  and  Powell 

805  Larkin 

310  California 

7  and  ISSanaom 

843  Mission 

721  Market 

647 

520  Pine 

20  O'Farrell 

aazelton)647  Market 

CO, 

ind  217  and  219  Pine 

ittery  and  California 
404  Kearny 
D  647  Market 

'  24  O'Farrell 

;.  (Steiaway), 
'  117  Post 

23  Dnpont 
514  Commercial 
404  Montgomery 
imusic  boxes), 

226  O'Farrell 
23  Dupout 
34  Sixth 
|or  Market  and  Third 
ISE.  (Decker  Bros 
^137  and  139  Post 
1016^  Market 
IpH.  (wholesale), 
'  46  Geary 

Sonoma  and  Nevada 
811  Market 
103  Sixth 
117  Post 
207  Montgomery 
I  g     30  New  Mont 
'  117  Post 

4  and  6  Fifth 
Geary  nr  Dupont 
825  Market 
0  139  Kearny 

*  641  Market 

200  Post 
.  CO  23  Fifth 

'  23  Duponi 


PACr!C  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  ^«- Soir^S'iv^/J?*"^ 


thorouKhly  for  BiiHlneas. 


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San  Francisco. 

CLASSIFIED. 


NEW 


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WOODWORTH,  SCHELL  &  CO, 

12  Post 
Zech  Jacob,  211  and  213  Ninth 

ZolIverH,  238  Sixth 


NEEDLES. 

DOYLE  HENRY  &  CO      51 1  Market 


Largest  MUSIC  HOUSE 

On  the  Pacific  Coast. 

BAN!)  INSTEIMEirTI 

Violins,  Guitara,  Accordeons, 
Violin  Strings, 

Band  and  Orchestra  LIusic,  &c., 

At  New  York  Prices. 

KOHLER  &  CHASE, 

Import3r3  and  Wholesale  Sealers, 

137  and  139  Post  Street, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


ADOLPH  MEYERS, 

Dealer  hi  • 

Musical    Instruments, 

Italian  Strin^'H,  Etc.,  Whulosalu  and  Hetuil, 

40  tiieary  (St.,  Man  Fraiirist'o. 

Best  Italian  Slniiurs  for  Violin,  Guitar  and  llaujo 
onli'  V.'.ii  centB, 

Orders  from  the  Country  promptly  attended  to, 


MUSIC  TEACHERS. 


Dama  Signor, 
DeWoloski  Alex  S, 
Fisher  Miss  E, 
Formers  Carl, 
Kimball  Proctor  W, 
Lada  Madame, 
Mausuci  (1, 
Marsli  Henry, 
Pagett  Mrs  F, 
Pique  E, 

Schneider  Mrs  Julia 
Solano  M, 
Sperauza  D, 
Striby  Mrs  Ix>uisa, 
Striby  Wm, 


NATURALISTS. 


Bhmt  W  a, 
CHAPMAN  HENEY, 

LoaauiN  £  F, 


NECKTIE  FACTORIES. 

Fobs  k  Schoof, 
Heineman  H  M, 
Joel  Albert  M, 


NEWS  AGENTS. 

(See  also    Books  and    Stationery;   alto 

Varieties.) 
BrunnerL,  339  Hayes 

Currie  Arthur  L,  514  Post 

Macowsky  &  Adelaon,  600  Market 

ProU  Bros,  1417  Polk 

SAN  FRANCISCO  NEWS  CO. 

(Kmile  Bauer  man),  413  and  415  Wash 
Smith  H  F  &  Co,  225  Keamv 

SORGE  OSCAR,  20  GearV 

UNION  NEWS  CO,  (Fred  Vaughn 

man^r),  cor  Sausom  and  Washington 
Voael  &  Hahn,  423  Washinsiton 

WRIGHT  &  HANCHETTE,      ^ 

433  Montgomery  ave 

NEWSPAPERS  AND  PERIOD- 
ICALS. 

"ALTA  CALIFORNIA,"  (Fredk 

MacCrellish  &  Co  pulw),  529  California 
''American  Druids  Journal,"  (Dane 

Brown  pub),  (iOG  Montgomery 

"ARGONAUT"  PUB  CO,    (Frank 

M  Pixley  pres),  522  California 

"Avalanche    Insurance    Monthly," 

K  B  Caverlv  editor),      410  " 

"BULLETIN,"  (<laily  evening  and 

weekly)  cor  Mont  and  Merchant 

•*  CALIFORNIA  ARCHITECT 
AND  BUILDING  REVIEW," 

(J  E  Wolf)  240  Montgomery 

"CALIFORNIA  CHRONIK," 

530  &  538  California 

"CALIFORNIA  DEMOKRAT," 

530  and  538  California 
California   Freie   Presse,    (weekly), 
( Brandt  &  xVIiller)  515  California 

"CALIFORNIA  INDEPEND- 
ENT." (Burnham  &  Boyer)  526  Mont 

"California  Journal,"  (weekly),  (D 
Kliiikwortb)  802  Montgomery 

"CALIFORNIA  SPIRIT  OF 
THE  TIMES"  (weekly),  (M  D 
B(»ruck)  621  Sansom 

"CALIFORNIA   STAATS  ZEI- 

TUNG,"(  weekly)  536  and  538  Cal 
"CITY  ARGUS,"  (weekly)  405  Kearny 
"COAST  REVIEW."  (Ins)  320  Cal 
"COMMERCIAL  NEWS,"  (M  U 

liates )  423  W  ashington 

"Courrier  de  San    Francisco,"   (E 
5  Post      Derbec)  536  Clay 

121  Sansom  "DAILY  EXCHANGE,"  (Thos  H 
206  Bush        Lawler)  19  Belden  Place 

90 


201  Powell 

8  Misaion 

316  .Jones 

322  Turk 

51!)  Hayes 

109  O'Farrell 

331 

23  Powell 

828  (ieary 

130  Turk 

505  O'Farrell 

331  Eddy 

30  Post 

2041  Mission 

2041  Mission 


813  Market 

602  California 

410  Kearny 


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NOT 


^'ENGINEER  OF  TEE  PA- 
CIFIC," (J  Mosheimer    507  Montgy 

"EVENING  POST,"  daily  ami 
weekly)  NE  cor  "!ac  anil  Mont 

-EXAMINER,"  (daily  and 
weekly),  (W  S  Moss  &  Co)   5^5  Wash 

"Figaro,"    (<lnily),  (J    1'  .Bogai.lu.s) 

r):VJ  Merchant 

"GOLDEN  ERA,*  (weekly)  (J  M 
Basset t)  (JOG  Clay 

"GROCER    AND     COUNTRY 

MERCHANT."  (weekly)  405  Front 
"Hayes  Valley  Advertiser,"  (weekly) 

(iO.S  liUguna 

"HOTEL  GAZETTE,"  («l'uiy) 

518  iSacramento 
"Humorist,"  (weekly)  (Max  Burek- 
5>  ar.lt)  C'2-'  Clay 

"ILLUSTRATED  WASP," 

(weekly),  (K  Korliel  .V  I'.ros)  liO'J  Cal 
"Jewish  I'rogress,''  (Abe  Seligsohn) 

'.i]'A  Kearny 

"JOURNAL  OF  COMMERCE," 

(weekly),  (W  H  Murray)       414  Clay 

"  LADIES'  HOME  JOURNAL." 

(Hiram  Morse)  Chroniele  hhlg 

"LAND     WORLD,"    (Cyrus    & 

street)  3S1   Montgomery 

"LA    VOCE    DEL    POPULI," 

(weekly).  (C  B  Cevaseo)  00:{  Wash 
"La  Voz  del  Nnevo  Muiuli>,"  (.semi- 

woekly),    (F   S    Fierro) 

O-J'J  Clay  antl  G-'5  Merehant 
"Le  Petit  Journal,"  (French  weekly) 

((Jeorges  Francfort)  l>03  Washington 
"Masonic     Monthly     and      Paeilic 

Workman,"  (J  W  Kinsley)  :VJ  Sutter 
"Metropolitan       Banner,"        (local 

weekly),  (1  S  Kalloeh)  Fifth  and  Jessie 

-MINING   AND  SCIENTEFIC 

PRESS."  (l^i--^-  •  y  &  <-'")  -^-  ''>aiis.)m 
"Monitor,"  The,  (weekly)  (Ue\  J  F 

Hnrrintrton)  ()-J'2  Clay 

"MORNING   CALL."    (daily  and 

weekly)  5'J5  Montgy  and  710  .Mkt 
"New  Age,"  (weekly)  '  420  Kearny 
"Olympian,"  (The)  (H  K    .Murray) 

411)  Sacramento 
'•PACIFIC    APPEAL,"    (weekly) 

(Wm  H  Carter)  G'J'J  Clay 

-PACIFIC    COAST    LAW 

JOURNAL."(W  T  Baggett)  51 1  Mont 

"PACIFIC  LIFE,"  (H  a  Shaw) 

538  California 
"Pacific  Medical  and  Surgical  Jour- 
nal," (H  (Jibbons   M    1>  &   Son) 

20  Montgomery 
"Pacific  Methodist,"  (W  B  Parsons) 

320  Sansom 

••PACIFIC    RURAL     PRESS." 

(Dewey  &  Co)  202  Sansom 

"Pacific  School  and  Home  Journal," 

838  Market 


"Pacific  Workman,"  (J  W  Kinsley 
&  Co)  a24i  Market 

"PARADE    REVIEW."  (M  u 

Bates  &  Co  pubs),  423  Washington 
"Beal  Estate  Circular,"  (monthly) 

(Thomas  Magee)  20  Montgomery 

"lieal     Estate     &      Mining    Agi,  ' 

(monthly),  (Cyrus  H  Street)  331  Moat 

"REAL  ESTATE  PRICE  LIST." 

((Jeo  W  Cliapin)  313 Moiitgonierv 

"S  F  ABEND  POST,"  (daily  ami 

weekly)  (S  F  Abend  I'ost  Co)  535  Cal 
"S  F  CHRONICLE,"    (daily    and 

weekly)  eor  Bush  and  Kearny 

"JOURNAL  OF  COMMERCE," 

(weekly),   (W  H  Murray)        414  Clay 

•S  F  MERCHANT,"  (THE)  (Alex 

DBell)  223  Front 

"S  F  NEWS  LETTER,"  (F  Mar- 
riott) 007  and  015  Merdiant 
"S  F  Public  School  Keeord,"  ((Jeo 

Francfort)  003   Wasiiitioton 

"SF  Punch,"  83S  .Market 

"S    F   STAR,"    (NNeekly)  (<,eo    T 

Hanley)  214  Saeranieuto 

"Sountags (last," (weekly)  (DKliut- 
worth)  802  Montgomery 

♦'STATISTICIAN,"  (L  i' 

MeCarty)  414  Clay 

"STILLEE-HA  F  S-P  0  S  T  E  N," 

(Swedish),    (Voungbrog  &  Meyer) 

417  liush 
"STOCK    REPORT,"    (.laily    and 

weekly)      S  F  Stock  E.xelianLje  bid" 

"THE    CALIFORNIAN,'    ° 

(monthly)  (A  Kcman  I'ub  Co)  ."ill  I'al 
"The  Evangel,"  (weekly)  (J  K  Prior) 

cor  Fifth  ami  Jus.sie 
"The  Farmer,"  (Ayers&  Co)  25G  Market 
"The  Footliglit, "    (dramatic   dailj) 

(.J  1)  Kobinsonl  <'21  Sansom 

"The  IJoldenCate"  (weeklv),  UUliTurk 
*'  THE  GUIDE,"(tri-weekly),  (The   . 

(iuide  Pub  Co.  H  Day  man)  521  Clay 
"THE    PACIIiC."  (weekly),  (S  S 

Suiitii  &  J  Kimball),         7  MontL'y  ave 
"The   Pacific    Churchman,"  (semi- 
monthly), (Rev  DO  Kelly),  tWJMout 

"THE  PACIFIC  LAND  JOUR- 
NAL," (\Vm  Andreus  pub),     .^13  Cal 
"The  PacilKc  Eife,"  (weekly),      53S'' 

"THE  RESOURCES  OF  CALI- 
FORNIA," (J  1'  H  Went  worth 
l)ropr),  320  Sanaom 

"THE  TELEPHONE."  (weekly) 

(.1  S  McCue)  GOoClsy 

•'  Wino  lAjttlerB'  Gazette,"    722  Montgy 


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Campbell  W  S, 


417  California 
304  Montgomery 
503 


TRY    DR.    GUNN'8    RHEUMATISM    KING. 


8M    KING. 


NOT  o         ri  :^^^jw  Bnwinwww. 


«"^  1415 


•  Aloutgomerv  r     f  ^®  ^  &  CO.  ..   «  Eddy 

m£lt  OTAs'p "'■"''»'■'»' K«i.S    i:;-  *''««^  ■?«'>"'-y 

pox  GEO  T,  444  K'l^'I'ardJean        "p^"'«»-'»»'nVel7ster 

628  <'       V     ,  '"inlens), 

-tU-t  H.nd  &  t*  ^^'     ^"J-' Broadway 

i-'-58  Mont';;;;,.:;"!  f  "".vai  .i,     '"-  4i  ^ij, 

4-'>S  Alon 4  S-      "I'^f  l^'t  <  'iu..s  &  f„  »0^S  Sutter 

'  ^'uvors  .(„|,„  If'     '""  <-  <il'fonua  Market 
" -  i?5Post 


I  Sluiuk  O.scar  T, 
.Smith  Holland' 
Suttor  K  V, 
Taliafirro  'I'  \\ 
Tliari)h'H, 
Ward  Jas  V, 
Wi'i^eiiiT  F  (), 

WHEAT  C  D, 


51.-? 


C/) 


501  Califorui 


C«  D.  WHEAT, 

ilaiTPflWic  and  Deal  EstaieAfffiiif 

No.  601  California  Street."      ' 

SAN  FRANlIsco. 


\  IVieii    A 


Vivien  A, 

\VcIspic.l&Co, 

neLspK.l&F,u,renho);,, 


•'  •119-421  San 

•"^5  Po3t 

.  '*2!>  Ellia 

'J7  'Sutter 

'-1  Sutter 


NOVELTIES  AND  NOTIONS 

c.,w.,^N   ,,„,,,  ; 

Feder  M  M&tV.  ''^Market 

Goldsti'iii  J  H       '  •'•'Battery 

Hoffman  &C"o'  i-       /,-'|^>S'"iaoni 

S?!A^  ."   ■• 

^  J^«  ^«.  I  /  Neu-  Mo;:tgomer 


NURSERYMEN    AND    FLOR 
*STS. 

(See  also  Seodsmeii.) 


Allen  Hugh, 
Appleby  Wm, 


y32  and  it.S4  McAllister 


f.  ,    ^    OCULISTS. 

"arkan  A  ^  "  v», 

FERRER  HENRY  '^^^  ^^'''•"y 

illLTON  6  P  „:;  '  Kearny 

I'ardoe  i;  H       '  808^  Mission 

''"'■•y   <^   ^V,  Half    wav   Coh""'  ^^'^^^ 

SMITH  WF>''  ""•  ""y  '^"'l  MeVimac 
IVuukle  K,       •  ;JIS  Bush 

"18  Kearny 

,<e    ,^''-    ^'■OTH. 

''^^^'trpets  and  Oil  Cloths.) 

O'L  CLOTHING. 

(See  Clothing.) 

OIL  STOVES 

Brooks  &  Co      SP        ;..      • 
Dance  Henry     '^*^ '="'■  ^''^-a  and  Sixth 
Preyfussjufi'us,  1S03  Polk 

Myers  &  Schram  ,  -  Dupont 

'"^tillWG&c"'-  IS.-*  Fourth        _ 

WT« *^o,  627  Kearny     ?i^ 


'•^.'  M-    .   ■■  '^till  W  G  &  Co 


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CliAHHIFIKI). 


OYS 


OILS. 

Allyne  &  White,  1 12  and  1 14  Front 
Alpers  (Jhas,  700  Mission 

Alves  D  (Diumond),  1244  Market 

Burdick  J  C,  208  PaciHc 

California  Star  Oil  Worko  Co,  402  Mont 

COLUMBIA  PETROLEUM  CO 

of  Ventura  (G  VV  Blake  pres),  408  Cal 
Continental    Oil  &  Transportation 

Co,  120  and  122  Front 

Daley  James  F,  2011  Mission 

DEITZ  A  &  CO,  224  Front 

FELTON  C  N,  402  MoutKOmery 

FISKELD,  402 

Hoilgkins  W  L,  335  Hayes 

Leaniing  Petroleum  Co',  414  California 
Pacific  Coast  Oil  Co,  402  Montgomery 
Kudolph  Wm,  15G7  Market 

S  F  Petroleum  Co,  402  Montgomery 
Santa  Clara  Petroleum  Co,  402  Montgy 
Scofield  &  Tevis,  120  and  122  Front 

Standard  Oil  Co,  123  Califonua 

Standard  Oil  Co  of  California,  402  Mont 
Taylor  F  B  &  Co,  (wholesale),  1015  Bat 

OPTICIANS. 

BEBTELINO  &  WATBT  (scien- 
tific), 427  Kearny 
Ewing  Chas  G,  120  Sutter 
Hess  Chas,                               519  Kearny 

HOUSEWORTH  THOMAS  (opti 


cal  goods), 
Kahn  &  Brod, 
LORSCH  BROS, 
MANASSE  N, 
MULLER  C, 

Myers  H  &  Son, 
O'Neill  J, 

ROACH  JOHN, 

Seamans  J  ob  M, 


BBItTELINO's  TATKNT. 


Adjiistinif  S|)uctaolo8  to  siilt  all  the  varloiis 
(.'oiiditiciiiM  iif  the  s\\(\\t  our  Npecialty. 

Wo  aro  tliti  only  opticiaiia  uu  the  I'aolffu  Ouast 
who  niako  Sjicutuulo  lieuso^  to  order. 

BERTELIN6  &  WATRY. 

Scifiiliflo  Onticiana,  4!«7  K«*arny  (»tr»M«t 

bi'twuoii  Pine  utid  California,  San  Francisco, 


Spaulding  Andrew, 


12  Montgomery 

335  Bush 

120  Sutter 

20  Montgomery 

135 

333  Kearny 

41  Fifth 

605  Sac  and  42U  Mont 

207  Montgomery 


122  Fourth 


JOHN  ROACH, 

OPTICIAN 

AND 

Mathematical  Instrument  Maker, 

480  Montgfomery  Street, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


Instruinerits  made  to  order,  Kepaired  and  care 
fully  adjusted. 


trj' Vvlifem  Reduced.  (tJk 

MULLER'S  OPTICAL  DEPOT 

13.')  Montgomery  St.,  near  Bush,  S.  F. 

Spet'iuity  for  ."JO  years.       Established  S.  F.  1863- 

l'ouiiti-.v  OrderM  attended  to. 

OYSTER  SALOONS. 

(See  also  Restaurants.) 

ALBERS  A,  50  and  51  California  Mkt 
Alleon  Frank,  87  and  88  Centre  Market 
Althof  Theo,  020        " 

Bernstein  Abe,  1 140  Mkt;  Central  Mkt 
Brady  &  Donleavy,  530    " 

COLLINS  S  F  &  CO.  511  Cal;  32<J  Mont 
Dettinar  H,  47  to  50 Grand  Central  Mkt 
Dixon  Mrs  Ann,  15  Stockton 

OIUSTI  JOE,  105  California  Market 
(ioubers  Mrs,  1303A  Stockton 

HAAItE  CHAS.  ~  »:^7  Bush 

Jacobson  J  &  Co,  82G  Market 

Jancovich  L,     SW  cor  Davis  and  Clark 


Johnseu  &  Olsen, 
Juniper  W  S, 
Kleinhainmer  H, 
Manning  A  W, 
Marshall  J, 
Mayer  Chas, 
Mayers  — , 
Milloglav  M  P, 
Milloglav  N  P, 

MORAOHANMB, 

Kiboli  A, 


902  Kearny 

415  Pine 

210  Sutter 

426  and  428  Pine 

Centre  Market 

cor  Market  and  Sixth 

Mission  Market 

138  Fourth 

221  Pacitic 

68  California  Mkt 

3  Clay  St  Market 


Schuur  Edward  J,  Mont  ave  nr  Kearny 
Pechau  R  J,  Summer  nr       " 

The    Olympic    Oyster    and    Chop 
House,  210  Sutter 

OYSTERS-RETAIL. 

Anderson  H  C,  42  Grand  Western  Mkt 
DOANE  &  CO.  92  California  Market 
Edwards  k  Stephens,  33  Centre       " 


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H.  WACHHORST  calls  atteation  **A!;%-V'^?;^.S£^"  315  J  St 


,  all  allies,  no,  lis, 
ttery  Wtreet,  tjt.  g/ 


OYS 


LING'h  I'ATKNT, 


a  to  siilt  all   tlio  various 
I  our  Mpecialty. 

iciaiis  uu  the   I'aelnu  Coast 
fjeuacj  to  order. 

G  &  WATRY, 
M7  Kearny  Htr«>ct, 


foniiu,  San  KiunuUc 


I  Reduced,  (tj) 

PTICAL  DEPOT 

St.,  near  liush,  S.  F. 

EHtabliflhed  S.  V.  1883' 
ierM  attended  to. 

SALOONS, 

Restaurants.) 

and  51  California  Alkt 
and  88  Centre  Market 

62G 

40  Mkt;  Central  Mkt 

f,  530    " 

CO,511Cal::i2yMont 

50Grand  Central  Mkt 

15  Stockton 

105  California  Market 

imU  Stockton 

337  Bush 

826  Market 

V  cor  Davis  and  Clark 

902  Kearny 

415  Pine 

210  Sutter 

426  and  428  Tine 

Centre  Market 

cor  Market  and  Sixtli 

Mission  Market 

138  Fourth 

221  Pacitic 

I  B,  68  California  Mkt 

3  Clay  St  Market 

,   Mont  ave  nr  Kearny 

Summer  nr       " 
Oyster    and    Chop 

210  butter 

IS-RETAIL. 

[2  Grand  Western  Mkt 
92  California  Market 
tens,  33  Centre       " 


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Manni,j^  H  J?  ''    ^'  ^''''^"^'^  Market  Griffith  J„h„  fi 
TESMORP  bSt*^^^  Califor„&  fe^  «"«wold  &  Be  ' 

"larKet  Harrison  Kmil  B 

OYSTERS-WHOLESALE     hSEJob' 

DOANE  &  CO     7"  f 'J~f^  •''■"^'  '^"^t  •''"•"'•■"»  H  G 

Efnej^o,,.  Corville  &  Co     '^'^.r  J"'"'^^*  ^1^^  «'''nuei; 
MORGAN  &  rn  s?  n  i-r    '^^^  'Ransom   Ivuig  M 

^'7  summer  andlOT  California  Market!::^or.^„ 

PAINTERS-HOUSE,  SIGN  ''"''"'' 
AND  CARRIAGE 

(See  also  Paints,  Oils,  Glass!  etc  ) 
Anson  I'atrick  F,  ' 


Aypr  &  Morrow, 
Ballard  Geo, 
Barker  H, 
Barron  C  J, 
Baxter  A  Blank, 
Bernanl  C  A. 
Black  E  H, 
Bradley  B, 
Brandt  B  L, 
Brewster  ,f  f)hn 

BBOOKS  JBHOS 
Bush  <J  \V  •  ' 
Cahill  J  L, 

Call.nann  ft  Trumpler, 
Canhani  ^V  F, 
Cherry  .John  VV, 
Cheyrais  &  Passet, 


lionl  A  J, 
p'Mghead  .r, 
'-ydon  Daniel, 
•>lahonev  I)  J 

1^8  California  Mardy  Ed,    "^  *  ^®' 
Mr,T       •   kl''"-*'"  &  Co, 

5./Montgo„.ep    ,JMcCk.llj;^i.., 
«^»  Market  McDowell  TW 

^?^Alo;.tJtt;r^»SENEAU  A  S 


216  Washington 
837  Folsom 

cor  lovi.  ^^cramento 

''or  19th  and  Mission 

1161 

'         29  Valencia 

823  Market 

■^•52  Sixteenth 

1104  Howard 

Ku      1  ,    "^^1  Sutter 

104andl06O'Parrell 

*io  Sacramento 
"^34  Kearny 
TQ-  ^^29  Pi/e 
63o  California 
1601       ,,23  Fifth 
J»03and  1605  Polk 
23  .Sixth 
255  Third 
423  Pine 
120!)  Fillmore 
891  Market 
124Fourth 
435  Hayes 
1C15  Powell 
22  Fillmore 
0-1  ,2  Jones 
3yi  O'Farrell 
(carriajre) 

1927  Mission 
722  Howard 


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20!)  Post  V  n  *';!'*  ^'^'mondso^   --<>  ^^^"'%y  ave 
1711  Missim:  J "  ''*^  '^'•"«.  '  '^,  '  D'-^vis 

- ^^^.«.e.     ^'^^"Hfo^:;issf/^^^'-. 

Clavil  L,  '''■""''^  ''^^  ^^"'•kot  and  Geary  fe^^  ^'•?;'' 
Coles  A  b,  824  Pacific  S  *p  J""'"' J. 

Coleman  .fohn  E  W  o!;f^/,''''"'^'"  I'elle.rri.n'p 


tostcllo  M  &  Co,      •  "oQr/Vi'""'",  J'<^^""ycook".his 

Counter  CE,  IS-f  \^'".'"'^  IVtorin  G  b '' 

Deferrari  <;  B,    ;^07  and  309  vfn,  ?''""''"^  P''illip«  E      ' 
Dterbaum  John  C,  ''"•'  ^Vt  a?^'  l^^'"  '"'Per  &  Co 

Jonovan  M  J  &  j  j  inn«  m^">'^«i  '^"^^ors  F  S  ' 

J^^^nimg  Thos,  '  ,7i'  Mission  I{ohr  .In' 

frank  August  W    ^^r.  a,     ^  '^"^  Hayes  Smith  <-  t  ' 

Frank  F,  ^        ^'  -^'  Montgomery  ave  S     J,,  iV  ' 


Frank  F, 
Frassi  A, 

Frost  &  Richards, 
fiadsby  E  H, 

Gallagher  e'm, 

'oilman  P  L, 

Ginipel  Maurice  C, 


•'18  I  ac.hc  Stanton  .las, 

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4m  ,,    «^2  Clay 
404  Montijomerv 
1053  xMarket 
781  FoLsom 
431  Fourth 
50!)  Bush 
_,  432  Kearny 
517  California 
41!)  Chestnut 
310  Minna 

007  AT  '"''^  J^ytie 

-"/  Montgomery 

5.38  Green 

629  Merchant 

6  Tvler 

517  California 

4  Lily  ave 

^  32i»  Sutter 

524  Valencia 

.„    '214  Polk 

1305  Stockton 

,^727  Market 

1*1 9i  Dupont 

1J>22  Union 

417  Post 

417  Bush 


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San  Francisco. 

CLAMHiriKD. 


PAP 


Wagner  Henry, 
Warren  F  4  Son, 
Wolbern  &  Eisner, 
York  W  R, 


Oxo.  C.  Broork. 


037  California 

710  Buchanan 

00(i  Post 

312  Minna 


.Iah,  F.  Bkoukk. 


BROOKES' 

mmm  WQMum 

BROOKE   BROS.,  Prop'rs. 

717  Market  Htroet,   Man  Fraii«'iH«'o. 

GluB4  Sibils,  HanncrH,  Piotiii'cs,  I'uriirutnivs, 
ami  ull  kinds  of  Scciiic  ruiiitin^,  Fence  Ailver- 
tiHinfc'  ill  City  uiul  ill!  eountry  towns,  IIounu  iuhI 
S.ore  Cuintini;  promptly  iittciiiled  to. 

Ja|>aii  TliiM  in  Uold  lor  liiMuruii«*«' 
Caiiipaiiit'H. 

Affuiiey  "TiiK  Amkku'an  Skin  Wkitkk,"  *').Cki 
per  ti>py. 


PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS,  ETC. 

*Manufacturers  and  Wholesale. 

AmnitTup  (i,  l'2'JO  Market 

Basler  &  Jewell,  1005 

*CAL  PAINT  CO,   «-'  \N-    Beach 

manager),  41!)  .lackBon 

Cooney  .1,  113  Fourth 

•DIETZ  A  C  &  CO,  _  -'-'4  Krnnt 

Doerrer  Wm  (J,  1744  Market 

Downing  T,  G15  Mission 
Grossman  Marx,  (gla/ier),  517  California 

*HU£T£R  BROS  &  CO,      12  second 

Kelly  Jas  K  &  Co, 

101  to  105  Front  and  1 10  Pine 

Lydon  Daniel,  23  .sixth 

Marcus  Bros,  521  Market 

Moulton  &  KilmonsoH,  510  Davi.s 

*OR£ICK   0    S,     (Averill  mixed 

ijaint),  417  Market 

*PACUIC  RUBBER  PAINT  CO. 

(Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co),    21,  23  Front 

'RAYNOLDS  C  T  &  CO,       o     " 

ReaEF,  1*31  Ihipont 

•Redint^ton  &,  Co,  520  Market 

Wolf  F'-f,  1228  .St.)ckton 

*Yates&Co,  113  Front 


AVERILL  MIXED  PAINT, 

Prepared  Ready  for  Uae. 

O.  S.  ORRICK, 

General  Agent, 

4  i  7  Market  Street. 


MAX  FBAX€IM4;0 

PIONEER  VARNISH  WORKS 

HUETER  BROS.  &  CO.,  Prop'7^ 

Detilun  in 

PalntM,    OIIm,   nrnMh«>H,  and  Artist 
MatcrialM, 

Office  :  1 2  Second  St. 

Kaitorv,  a4tll  Mtre«'t,  Itlocic  140. 
MA]W  KRA9iC;iMC'0 

PIONEER  VARNISH  WORKS 

HUETER  BROS.  &  CO.. 

.MiiuufiicturerH  of 

Fiii<>    Coavli,    Railway   and    Furni. 
tur«'  VuriiiMlivM  and  Jaiiaim, 

Works,  24tli  and  Kansna  ttrccts, 
Jjtpot.  aio.  lie  Meoond  Mt.,  Cirand  Hotel. 


PAPER    BOX    MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


Thiehaut  C, 
Waizman  M, 
Wempe  Bros, 


744  Mission 
53!)  Market 
509 


T.  I,.  Mkiuiu.l.  K.  WijiiTii 

MEEEILL'&  WOETH, 

.Miuiiifiictuiers  of 

Paper  Collars,  Cuffs  and  Bosoms, 

IXniler^  in 
(jciit-.'    l"'urni>.hin^  (looils  ic   SuN|ieii(lcrs, 
'A~*  M«'«>nnd  Nt.,  Nan  FraiiviHeo. 

PAPER  HANGINGS  AND  WIN- 
DOW SHADES. 

(See  also  i'aints,  Oil,  (Jlass,  etc.) 


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Connell  &  Smith, 

LOWEREE  WM  H. 

Aleyer  Henry, 
Smith  &  Tillman, 

ST  DENIS  JULES, 


045  Market 

5  Hi (Jeary 

715  Market 

407  O'Farrell 

II    l'03t 

1 305  Stockton 


PAPER  WAREHOUSES. 

(Sec  also  Stationers — Wholesale.) 

BLAKE,  ROBBINS  &  CO,  (bags), 

510  Sacramento 

BONESTELL,  ALLEN  &  CO, 

413  and  415  Sansom 
B)wieWA,  '  120  Tyler 

CALIFORNU  PAPER  CO,  (Kg 

ber  Judson  pres),  10  California 


TRY  MURRAY'S  MAGIC  OIL  L  Blumaner  &  Co.,  "^"UlivTir 


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Irfi't.  lilu^'k  no.  Q 

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'H  and  JaimnM,        U, 

Kansas  fctrcots.         S 
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SHADES. 

ts,  Oil,  t!la88,  etc.) 

04.')  Market 

f)!!)  (jcary 

"O  715  Market  1 

407  O'FarreU 

11  I'oat 

LeS  '  "^'^  Stiickton 

Iarehouses. 

lioners— Wholeaale.) 

IS  &  CO.  (^>»«»)-   , 

510  Sacramento 

[,LEN  &  CO, , 

4i:i  and  415  hansom 
120  Tyler 

PAPBaCO.lKg- 

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Flint  Frank  P,  420  Clay 

Frounil  ft  Co,  'J04  Bush 

MILLER  &  RICHARDS. 

525  to  520  Commercial 
nich'inlson  W  fJ,  507  Montt/omerv 

SONNTAO  CHAS  &  CO,  n>aga), 

40  California 
TAYLOR  S  P  &  CO.  416  Clay 


BONESTELL,  ALLEN  &  CO., 

PAPER  WAREHOUSE. 

Dcniero  in 

BOOK,  POSTER, 

NEWS,  MANILLA, 

if  I  lliudwaro  iaiid  Straw  Wrapping  Paper, 

>ranuf>U'turerg  (if  PArKK  n,4<i;M. 


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Oopit  for   the   RiMniiitfton     l*n|><M'  Vo 
and  lii«-k  l*ii|M'r  MIIIm, 

413  &  415  Sansome  Street, 

SAN    KIIANOISCO. 


BOONE  &  OSBORN, 


SADLER  &  CO., 

liii|>  >rters  iiml  .luMiors  of 

S  i  Staple,  Writing  &Wnr)ping  Pap  3n 


('l)tton,  .lut^'  HMll    H(!Ml|l  TwitU'S.        (,llWl"st 

Miirkot  KiilL's  ariiurantcud. 

605  Market  St.,  S.  F. 


PATENTEES'  AGENTS. 

BOONE  &  OSBORN,         •{-'<)  California 
Browcll  J,  SOO  Moiittioiiiery 

Dakiii  K   A.  21!t  Saiisoin 

DEWEY  &  CO,  '.'02 

HaiiifsJ  1),  lOS  Lei.l.wdoitr 

Manust!  .luliua,  »52l  Sin.sMin 

Pa,i;i!  &  Hilziiigor,  507  Califurniii 

PaniyAieo.  40J  MoiitijDtiuiry 

PULfERMACHER  GALVANIC 

CO,  (W  T  Ho.r(.rt  .su|)t),      51 ;  Montsij 

REDSTONE  J  H  &  CO.    22 

SADLER  &  CO,  tJO'i  Market 

SMITH  C  W  M,         i:<7  .M..nt^'..mcry 

WIESTER  &  CO.  17  Now 
YALE  LOCK  MANUFG  CO. 

(Uichards  &  Snow  agts),     40S  Market 

PATENT  MEDICINE. 

Hendry  Mra  R,  'M)  <  Jcary 

FRAZIER  F  F.  (agent  Kerr's  Sys- 
tem Renovator),  325^  Bush 
Hasstner  Valintin,           933  Washin^'ton 
Mitchell  Geo  H,                  507  California 
Stark  Wm,                      502  Washington 


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AnORHElfS  AT  UW. 

ciiT"'"'*"" '*"'*"''*  "'  *'""'"'-'*'*  i^'latlnir  Ixi.Pat 
Infriii^fonKnt  suitH  condiiuU'il. 
I  he  L.«i,li„j.  i>at.,.nt  A;^-noy  on  tlic  Coa-st . 
«  ireuliirH  Kent  free. 

330  California  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

DEWEY  &CO„ 

WSmH   SOLICITOBS 

Kor  the  tJnitfi.l  States  ami  h'orei;fn  Countiies, 
and 

Experts  In  Patent  Cases. 

('on<lmt  intcrfcieii  i'  Snitn.  and  iittuml  ti>  all 
niiilt('is  coinircti'd  with  Patents. 

I'aiii|ililet  (  ircnlars  cmtainiiig  Leifnl  Points 
iiiicl  viii\iaMe  infonniitioii  fnf  Inveiitori*  and  Pa- 
tentees. ^^■nl  Kive  on  reeeipt  01  a  r.wt.ii'e  Stamp. 

OHUm',  aoa  NnnMomc  Ntr(>e», 
S.  K.  cor.  California,  .SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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MRANCH  OFIhivS  in  Wiishintrton,  1).  C, 
r.nis,  LoikIoii,  .Melti.inrne,  and  in  other  ForeiKn 
cities. 

J.  H.  REDSTONE  &  CO., 

Solicitors  of  Patents, 

No.  12  Montgomery  Street. 

•SAN    FKANC18<0. 

Will  Attend   to    Patent   Suits  in 
the  Federal  Courts. 

I'r.ienre  Tiiiteci  Stiitesand  Forel.n  Patehts  for 
Inviiitor.i.  Knrnisli  Minlels  at  sl\ort  notiee,  and 
assist  iinentors  in  pcrfoL'tinj,'  tlieir  in\entimi,s. 

TIIK  4^KLF.BK.\TK1> 

GERMAN     GREEN     SALVE 

(HIRKS 

Cancers,  Burns,  King's  Evil,  Old  Sores,  [te.,  Etc, 

Price,  50  CVnt*. 

R.  HUSINC  &  BROS., 

M.  K.  ror.  HiHMion  and  18tli  Sta.  (^  F. 


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Sa/n.  Frandaco. 

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228  Miiisioii 

]4:i  imd  145  Freinont 

'2r)l)  Kir^t 

133  and  13")  Btak 

328  Hush 


PATTERN  AND   MODEL 
MAKERS. 

(See  also  Foundriea  and  Iron  Works.) 

Anderfurer  Broa, 
Biuwell  W  F, 
Dunn  Jno  J, 
Howland  R, 
Leonard  C, 
Peterson  &  Olsson, 

SISDON  IKON  &  LOCOMOTIVE 

WORKS,    «K  cor  Hi)\var.l  and  Buale 
Stei^jer  &  BuHhinaii,  310  Mission 

PATTERNS. 

(Sec  also  Dressmakers. 

Barringer  Mrs  E,  901;^  Mission 

Craven  Sisttrs,  12(i  I'ost 

DEMING  &  BABBETT,  (Bntte- 

lick  it  Com),  124 

Shew  Myr.Mi,  101)  Dupont 

EVANS  J  W,  2<J  i'ost 

PAVEMENTS  AND   MATE- 
RIAL. 

Abbott  I'uving  Works,    22  Montgomery 
Jionuet  E,  40: 

Burke  K  H,  528  Californi;. 

California  Artilicial  Stone  I'avin^ 

Co,  402  Mont;4onu'ry 

Kureka  Stone  Co,  30i} 

Jones   \,  10")  X«'\v  Montgomery 

NEUVAL  &  SOMERVILLE, 

42U  Jackson 


(aHpiiiiltnm) 


Paeilie  .A.s)ilKdtuni  Co,    422  MoiituonuTy 
Jiausonie  E  L,  lU  Busli 


PENCIL   CLASP    FACTORY. 

SCOLLAY'S  PENCIL  CLASP 

FACTORY.  li">24  Moekton 


PEN  MANUFACTURERS 
GOLD. 


BAPTIS  J  H. 

Pearce  11  1), 


328  Bush 
(524  Montgomery 


PERFUMERY. 


CJarissKj  F, 
(ierichtcn  Philip, 

PECK  P. 


113  Dnpont 

1212  Market 

120  Sutter 


PBHFUMBRY. 
SADLER  &  CO., 

OOS  Marknt  Ht.,         Man  Franciiico. 

linporturH  and  Jobbers  of 

Cologrne,  Hair  Oil,  Toilet   Soap, 
French  Nail  A  Hair  Brushes. 

Lowest  Market  llutos  (fuarntitood. 


PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


832  Market 

402  Kearuy 

429  MontniMnury 

OOli  Koaniy 


Baxter  &  Blank, 
Betancne  J  P, 
Bradley  &  iiulofson, 

BROWN  T  A. 

BUSH  H,         SE  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
COOK   J    J,   (propr    Watkin's  Yo 

2(i  Montgomery 
22  KiMrny 
715  Market 
73i» 


Semite  (lallery), 
Craij^  &  Mosher, 
I)aini^H  &  Hayes, 

DUHEM  C  &  CO. 

Diitclur  Mrs  S  L, 
I'^donart  it  C<ibb, 
lOliman  Clias  10, 
( iili.son  .las  L, 
( ioilcns  lino  O, 

HOUSEWORTH 


8  Montjionicry 

not  Koaniy 

I  If)  huulli 

.  -       81 1  Market 

31  Thir,l 

THOS  &  CO. 

12  Mont:;iinierv 
'.114  MarkJt 


,at 
18  Third 
34      " 
31      " 
921  McAlliHter 
444iTliinl 
417  MontgdiiuTy 
417 

(i20('l;iy 
9l4_M;uket 
337  i  I  ayes 
New  York 


Ilucks  J  (.CO, 

.letters,  Wi-IIm  &  Kipjin,  143 

JONES,  RULOFSON  &  CO 

l'li()toi.'r;i|)liii!  (ialiery),       8 
Karraw  &  Brown, 
Keil  El], 

Kelly  it  liiiniiels, 
ivlain'.Natlian  M, 
Li'.tlier  If. 
.M.ose  <;  1), 
Muyl»ri(lgo  K  .1, 
Newth  llrnest  W, 
()r;nsl>'.   Kitoii, 

PERKINS  A  J, 
PETERS  J  H  &  CO, 

<ii.lleryi,  2.') 'I'liinl 

RIEMAN  &  TUTTLE.     2i)  Mouthy 

.Sclioeiie  llerinann,cor  Mont  av(.' and  Fill) 
Sli;".v  Win,  523  Koaniy 

Showers  A,  402 

Silv.-i  J  T,  _  '.iSThinl 

."•ninnu'Mli  lys  Wni,  ()'2l,'l;iv 

TABER'S    PHOTOGRAPHIC 

PARLORS.  (I  NV  Taber),     8  Monty 

Th'irs  Lonis,  102")  Liirkiii 

Vander.s\\it p  J,  (>1  Third 

Vaujihan  Mrs,  724^  .Market 

Watkins  Carlton  E,  427  Moat^oniery 

Wiuir  &  Allen.  342  Kearny 

Wolfenstein  V,  1144  Market 


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H.  WACHHORST.  importer  of  j.'lii:^,;^!:!^*.:!..  315  J  St.  Saa 


10 


Sl  CO., 

Han  FranolMVO. 

Jobbers  o( 

I,  Toilet   Soap, 
Sair  Brushes. 

htos  nuariMitooJ. 

(APHER8. 

8:^2  Market 

429  Moiilnouiury    >§ 
'  GOU  Kuiiniy  '"O 

^or  Clay  luiil  Kuaruy 
,r   Wutkin's  Yo 

20  Montgomery 
22  Ki'iirny 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  o»p,V"i«- «««»•. ».» 


T^^rnfiht 


PHO 


(Son  Francisco. 

CkAHHIKIItl). 


PHY 


1421 


iirny 

715  Market 

7:v.) 

'  8  Mt)nt>ioinery 

r>Ol  Kwiniy 

lis  Fourlli 

811  Mnrket 

:U  'I'liir-l 

THOS  &  CO. 

1'2  M<>i\ti;"i»t^fy 
ill 4  "^liirkct 

^ipi'^    ;,•)•''    " 

[SON  &  CO 

iilkTy),      is  _.^tt 

;u 

:m 

y2l  McAUisttT 

444  \  TMnl 

417  Mouti^i'mnry 

020  ("luy 

«.)14  Miirktit 

:v.?7  llivyw 

^"'  ^  2r.'l'hira 

JTTLE.     -*'  Mi'iitsy 

I,  ,.(.!•  Mout:vve  ami  Kill) 

Wl^  Koarny 

402        " 

•Jy  Tliird 

(P2  C.'liw 

)T0ORAPHIC 

W  TuIkt),     «  ^"^1""^!^^ 

102')  Lirkiii 

(i4  Third 

724Js  Market 

V       427  Mout'^«)mery 

'  ;U2  Kiarny 

114-1  Market  I 


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PHOTOGRAPHERS'  MATE- 
RIALS. 

I)oll  J  H,  018  an.l  020  Clay 

Foas  Oauur,  612  to  618  Wushiiigtou 

PHYSICIANS. 


A. 


AllHirtson  J  A, 
Alers  A, 

Alexander  Mrs  T, 
Allan  r  M, 
Anunican  iSumiisoii, 
Antonio  Clurii, 
Anderson  .1  A, 
Aronstcin  A, 
Att«  ootl  Alioo, 

AYER  WASHINOTON, 

Balilwiu  H  tS, 
KttUlwin  S  C, 

BALLARD  MRS  L 

Bargor  1)  K, 
Barstow  F  O, 
Bates  C  M, 
Bazan  F, 
Bull  reus  H  C  F, 
BcliiiKe  1''  A, 
Bcnuott  Thus, 
Bennett  Wni, 
Butlencourt  J  Ve  S, 
Bird  N  J, 

BLACH  CHAS, 

Uhikol  lias  K, 
Blako  .)  \V, 
l)lii.\<»ne  .1, 
Bclau  M  .1, 
li<irchwr  .1  C, 
Butsford  W, 
BowLis  .1   Milton, 
Bi)«t-T!)  Mr»  S  K, 

BOYSUN  THOMAS, 

Bri'diill  August  U  I 


111  Powell 

10  Kllia 

701)4  McA  lister 

10:!0  Mis.Moii 


Chrismore  fSoo, 
Clark  E  A, 
Clark  J  K, 
Clark  U  F, 
Clarke  J ,], 
Cleveland  C  D, 
Close  Win, 
Colm  David, 
Columaii  J, 

COLMANNB, 

CoimoUy  J  no, 
Cook  Mrs  C  A, 

(V.i.k 


IIOJ  Fohoni 

2!)  Keiuny 

8;i4  FoLsom 

410  Kearny 

012  Clay 

860  Market 

20-)  Powull 

!):H0  Market 

i;jH  Sacranu'iito 

224  Kearny 

.S60  Market 

22  Moiitm»nu!ry 

Kill)  I'olk 

020  Market 

1016  FdlHoni 

2:12  Sutter 

lOiil  Mission 

614  Kearny 

1)00  Markot 

liMl  (ieary 

.■{OlJStiutkt.iii 

7;»7  Market 

640  \Vaahiugt(,n 

8  Mason 

21}  Ki-arny 

!M'.)  Saeraiiuiito 

1 12  i\eariiy 

cor  R  U  and  I4tli 


920  Market 

40  (icary 

32i      " 

914  Ho»vard 

100  Stockton 

604  Leavenworth 

160  Third 

421  O'Furrell 

520  V^dencia 

204  Sutter 

202  Sixth 

224  Post 

716  Howard 

200  Stockt.*n 

:i!5  Pine 

230  Koariiy 

2017  Mission 


I -.,»,.  II  ,■  ■  '■•■•■>■  I'Vriiando  C. 

I..0.1iowar.l,c,,,l,.ttKiizah.th'.), 
HK>(K,.iylCoryell.lnol{, 

Cowan  1{  H, 

Cowlua  S, 

Curran  Mary  H,  920  Mkt  and  22  Oeary 

C/apkay  L  J,  107  Montgomery 

Davidson  .)  l{,  "•-  •     ^ 

D.ivisCi  K, 

Dean  H  I), 

DeDerky  F  F, 

UoFrtyo    B  C, 

Ikiiicko  F, 

Dennis  F  H, 

iKpierria  H  A, 


217  Post 

108  Stockton 

'•Y-i  Kearny 

17  Dupout 

1230  St.-ckton 

639  Caliloriiia 

305  Kearny 

223   Montgoinery  uve 


D  .uulas  W  A, 
Dunlai)  Anna  W, 
Duiiuy  K, 

du  I'y  Krnest  H  C, 
Dwyur.l, 
Iviton  .)  allies, 
Kckol.Ino  N, 
loggers  Mr.s  F, 

....„ . i;iiruul)erg  T  A, 

Brown  Mrs  Charlotte  lilako,  435  (Jouy   Kiolicrs.ino, 
Bnicli  A,  NOO  IN.wcll    Kllinwood  C  X, 

Burns  A  K,  •      22  Kearny   Kly  W  A, 

Briiier  \V  H,  2:{  l'..st|  Ivi-Iisli  John, 


l>evuning  Henry  C,  44  i'hird 

DeWitt  T  H,     cor  Butte  and  Kentucky 
pohcrty  W  K  210  Kearny 

Dohnnann  W  illiiiin,  535  Bryant 

Donnelly  K,  802  Howard 

"<>'|>C  \V,  630  O'Fivrrell 

Dorr  L  I.,         118  I>ui)ont  and  538  Turk 


I'  UllS 


Win, 


820  (irecMwii'lii  I^iijilirat  Freil, 

413  i'.u.sli;  K. rowel'  W  (i, 

305  Sutter!  Favor  ,\. 


luck  ley  C  F, 
BuoknalMi  J. 

inirgcs.s  I)  O,  _, 

Burleigh  W  Fj,    SKcor  Howard  and  (llh 
Cachot  M  A,  34Ti)ird 

Callagliaii  J  D,  826  Folsoin 

Callaudreau  J,  1234  Stockton 

(Janiiey  F  E  J,  032  Howard 

Carman  Wm,  410  Post 

Ciia|iman  C  B,  cor  Jackson  and  Montgy 
Castello  Itey,  I51'.ii  Duiumt 

International  Hotel 


1200'Farrell 

2l4i  Sixth 

317  Stockton 

607  Chestnut 

219  Pacific 

314  Hayes 

324  Kearny 

1807  Steiiier 

310  Sutter 

3lOMontgy 

716  Clay 

111  Powell 

305  Fifth 

706  McAllister 

413  Post 

14  (Jeary 


329  (Juary!  FERRER   HENRY,  (laryngoauo 


Chase  A, 

CHASE  ROBT  F, 

Chi'sley  Chas  1*, 
Ohipman  M, 


121  Turk 
764  Howard 
810  Mission 


I'ist), 
l"\:rris  A  S, 
Finigan  Holmes, 
I'lniiigan  Peter, 
Fnke  H  M, 
Fitch  C  L, 
Fit/.-ihhon  U  J, 
Fletcher  C  A, 
Flint  Mrs  E, 
FI00.I  P  H, 
Foto  J  H, 
Forbes  C  F, 


lOUeary 

142  Fourth 

622  Clay 

807  Kearny 

652  Market 

I4  (ieary 

100  Fourth 

23  Kearny 

317  Mason 

720  Market 

402  Kearny 

417  Bush 


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1422 


PHY 


SoM  Francisco. 

CbASBIKIXO. 


PHY 


Formes  L  R, 
Foster  N  P, 
Frank  M, 
Franklin  D, 
Fraser  E  J, 
Freeman  G  M, 
FULTON  G  F, 

Funke  R, 
Gardanowski  E  V, 
Garwood  Wm  T, 
Gerlach  Geo, 
Gerry  S  Hussell, 
Gibbon  J  F, 
Gibbons  Henry, 
Gibbons  Henry  Jr, 
Grand  Jules, 
Green  T, 
Griswold  W  N, 

GROSS  G, 

Grover  Wm  A, 
Haas  Jul, 
Haggin  J  B, 
Halo  W  F, 


222  Turk 

43  Second 

905  Market 

137  Montgomery 

221  Powell 

1019  Folsom 

608^  Mission 

324  Kearny 

103  Post 

'      225  Dupont 

1313  Tyler 

640  Washington 

623  Kearny 

2()  Montgomery 

26 

101  Dupont 

10  Third 

H  6  Eddy 

319  Kearny 

869  Market 

305  Kearny 

235 

520  " 


Keeney  J  W, 
Kenyon  Curtis  G, 
Kibbe  Thos  R, 

KUNKLER  J  £. 

La  Brie  G, 


HALET  CHAS  STAXWOOD, 

128>\  Fourth 


Hall  R  H. 
Hall  «  H. 
Hamclin  Louis, 
Hammond  W  H, 
Hammond  Wm, 
Hardy  Beiij  F, 
Harris  Frfd"    W, 


1415  .Stockton 
517  Pine 
510  Battery 
^  765  Howiird 
85',)  Mission 
20  Tw  elfth 
Valencia  nr  I6tli 
Heinimnnn  Michael,  cor  Jack  nnd  Mont 
Henry  L  J,  .'14  Eleventh 

Hereford  W  S,  124  Kearny 

HEWSTOM  GEO,  32:1  Suttot 

Heyermann  A,    8W  cor  liryant  and  4tli 

"" "  Tlie  Bddwiu 

1 12  Mason 

1 12  Mason 

80S.'i  Mission 

■SOSi 

517  Folsom 

126  Koainy 

649  Howard 

1063 

325  ( !ro(>n 
(i  Kddy 


Hiller  Albert  D, 

HILLER  F  SR, 
HILLEH  F  JR, 
HILTON  G  F, 

Hilton  Wm  M, 
Hinckley  ( Jeo  E, 
Hirschfoider  J  O, 
Hoag  Lyman  B, 

HODGDON  W  H  A, 

Hoffstctter  B, 

Holbrnok  C  K, 

Homer  C  W,    SW  cor  Sutter  and  Hyde 


Howard  R  A, 

HUBBARD  H  H, 
HUGHES  L  J. 

Hunter  J  A, 
HurlbutETM, 
Ingerson  H  H. 
JenksGH, 
Johnson  Wm  Henry, 

JORDAN  L  J 
JOSSELTN  BENJ  F, 

Josslyn  Jos, 
Kahn  >S  .S, 
Kane  F  B, 
Kane  F  P, 


3.34  O' Far  roll 

22  Geary 

620  Market 

.321  Sutter 

850  Market 

.323(Jeary 

l20()'Farrell 

48  Fourtli 

21 1  Geary 

7  Stockton 

214  Sutter 

216  Kearny 

.338  Eddy 

020  Market 


Lane  Levi  C, 
Ledyard  W  K, 
Lehmkuhl  H, 
Le  Roy  Theodore, 
Tjevingstone  M, 
Lewitt  Wm, 
Lewitt  Wm  B, 
Ix)ryea  A  M, 
Lubelski  L, 
Luppo  .1, 

LYFORD  L 

Macbeth  RS, 
Macoary  G, 
Machintosh  Robt, 
MaoRae  Alex, 
Madill  David, 
Maleeh  G  H, 
Malech  H  F, 
MandeviJle  F  De  L, 
Manning  (teo, 
Marks  .Joshua  E, 
Marsliall  B, 
Mariinach  N  J, 
iMartineaut  E  D, 
Mathewaon  T, 
Matlicws  .Ino  M, 
M.iys  Wm  H. 
Maxwell  Richard  T, 
McHride  .1  H, 

McCLURE  A  T, 

McKlroy  .1  G, 
McGovcrn  G  C, 
McGuite  L  Ij, 
McLaugiilin    M  A, 
McLayG  B, 


McLean  robt  a. 

McLENNANJD, 

McMillan  1!, 
M.Nultv  J  M, 

McNUtTWF, 

Mcl'herson  G  K, 
Mc<i>uesten  Glias 
Mea.l  Frank  W, 
Moareo  I  L, 
Mervy  A, 
Miller  CL, 
Miller  W  D, 
Minor  J  no  F, 
M intern  Mrs   E, 

MINTIEAE, 
MINTIEAE&CO. 

Mintzer  I'ierre  B, 
Moore  Chas  W, 
Moore  DC, 
Moore  Mrs  K  D, 
M org. in  Laura, 
Montealegre  J  M, 
Moreeno  J  M, 


20  Montgomery 
664  Mission 
15  Taylor 
514  Kearny 
1018  Mission 
652         " 
128  Second 
509  Kearny 
729  Montgomery 
208  Kearny 
16  Turk 
15  Sixth 
11  Dupont 
103  G'Farrell 
205  Montgomery  ave 
DEXTER,    405  Kearny 
402 
1009  Stockton 
1013  Mission 
_  222  Post 
813  Mission 
.300  Stockton 
.300 
27 i  Kearny 
275  Mission 
615  Stockton 
_  905  Post 
5^  Kearny 
109  lhi]...rit 
619  Kearny 
909  Twenty-third 
5l8Sutti'r 
135  Kearny 
124Tyl,"r 
21  Powell 
S22H.nv.ar.l 
9  (u.ary 
722  Moatijoinury 
cor  3d  and  Ilowaril 
24.30  Mission 


Q 

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6.30  Merchant 

220  Stockton 

722    WaHhin!.'toii 

1 18  Dniiimt 

121  MontiioMUTy 

24th  near  Valencia 

121  Mont<,'oniLry 

cor  Sansoin  and  Wash 

124(;oarv 

5.39(iivcii 

532  Kearny 

214 

767  Howard 

339  O'Farrell 

1 1  Koaniy 

11 

710Bnsli 

652  Market 

8  Elhs 

8  Kills 

708  Sutter 

1114  Bush 

771  Market 


TRY    DR.    CUNN'8*  RHEUMATISM    KINC. 


IB  Battery  8*- «»-'^- 
HY 


20  Montgomery 
(564  Mission 
15  Taylor 
514  Kearny 
1018  Mission 
652 
128  Second 
509  Kearny 
729  Montsomery 
208  Kearny 
10  Turk 
15  Sixth 
11  Dupont 
103  0'FarreU 
>'05  Montgomery  ave 
CTER.    405  Kearny 

1009  Stockton 

lOr.i  Mission 

2*22  Post 

813  Mission 

300  Stockton 

:wo 

27  H  Koarny 
"'  275  Mission 

015  Stockton 
•t05  Post 
o},  Kearny 
109  Dupont 
619  Kearny 
•109  Twenty -tliinl 
1  ■  518  Sutter 

n^  135  Kc;«rny 

*'  124  TvW 

21  PoWlill 

S'i-H<>\var'l 
<>  (iL-ary 
722  Monti^oinery 
k      cor3dan<lHo\var.l 
■^'  2430  Mission 

6:^0  Mcrcluiiil 
220  Stockton 
722   Wivshinutmi  | 
118  l)uv'"ut 
121  Montiionu'iy 
•>4th  near  Valencia 
'  121  Montgomery 
cor  Sansom  and  Wash 
124(".oary 
539(lroen 
532  Kearny 
214        "     I 
767  Howard  i 
339  O'Farrell 
1 1  Kearny  j 

U 

710  Bush 

652  Market 

8  ?:ilia 

8  Kllia 

708  Sutter  , 

1114  Bush 

771  Market 


J  CO, 


BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP  ''™;^V:""r/4"«'f* »«  im^«f«^  ««••■- 

/* ^  P.S      a  «*l.l,lR«rfli.  a«0  Pout  Ht..  W.  V. 

1423 


PHY 


San  Francisco. 

CLASeiKIRD 


PHY 


M<  irison  W  F, 

MORTON  ALBERT. 
MORTON  H  A, 

MOUSERBT, 

Mouser  S  M, 
Murphy  James, 
Murphy  Robt  W, 
Murray  J  F, 
Newell  W  A, 
Newman  Saml, 
Nichell  Chas  F, 
Nichols  H  L, 
Nicols  Mrs  Sophronia, 
Nightingale  John, 
Noon  A, 

O'DONNELLCC, 

N'Neil  A  A, 
Ord  J  L, 
Orr  Snnniel  L, 
Osi  Samuel  L, 
O'Toole  M  E, 
Page  Wm  M, 
Palmer  O  H, 
Pardee  K  H, 
Parson  E, 
Paujih  W  J, 
Pawlicki  La, 
Peabody  W  F, 
Pease  (!  M, 
Perrault  (no, 
Pcirin  U  J, 

PERRY  ALFEEDW. 

PhelanOJ, 

FIERCE  CHAS  L, 

Pi'     liiijt  H  L, 
Pis  H  J  K, 
Powers  &  Wilder, 
Prosek  J, 
Quinlin  A  f!, 
Happin  (J, 
Rattray  A, 
Rcgensburger  A  E, 
Regensburgor  .1, 
Reich  (I  A  D, 
Reilil  Fred, 
Reynolds  (}  E, 

Rieh  1)  W, 
RichterCMav, 

Robertson  E  B, 
Rogers  Lee  (), 
Roedor  J  A  Cleniont, 
Rodgers  H  1), 
Rosters  Z, 
Rosenstirn  J, 


1429^  Mission 
11  O'Farrell 

987  Harrison 

200  Post 

200     " 

659  Clay 

1601  Gougii 

1234  Dupont 

630  Howard 

10  Third 

70(5  Post 

230  Kearny 

1126  Market 

906         " 

402  Kearny 

825 

652  Wacibington 

606  Montgomery 

18  St  Anns  building 

18  and  20  "  " 

6  Eddy 

628  Sutter 

424  Post 

621  Clay 

103  Montgomeiy 

(521  Clay 

700  Sutter 

200  Kllia 

125  Turk 

413  Kearny 

214  Suttc^r 

104  Stockton 

r.03  Third 

lOs.i.  Powell 

1502  Pint 

825  Mission 


2I5fifaryl 

6  O'I'arreil 

874   Mission 

515  Montgomery  avi' 

606  Sutter 

627  O'Farrell 

112 

118  Post 

10  Sixth 

401.',  (ie.iry 

28  Dupont 

126  Kearny 

28  St  Anns  bld'g 

128.1   l.\,„rti 

1838  O'Farrell 

410  Kearny 

308  Sntter 

512  Stockton 

Rottan/i  Antonio,  SE  cor  3d  and  Folsom 


ROWELL  CHAS, 

Uuebar  J  0  H. 
RuKgS  P, 
St  Paul  A, 

8ALFIEIDI, 
SAinEIDjU, 
;  SAMUELS  W  R  G. 

Handera  !ur8  H  S, 


426  Kearny 

649  Bromlway 

302  Stockton 

850  Market 

216  Kearny 

30 

Oak  and  Market 
2610  Folsom 


Sawtell  Mrs, 
Sawyer  A  F, 
Schrepp^d  Mrs  A, 
Scott  E  B, 
Scott  J, 
Scott  J  G, 
Seeley  C  M, 

SEELEY  F  E, 

Sellon  Mrs  French, 

SHARKEY  J  M, 

Shorb  J  C, 
Silver  Jos  S, 
Simpson  James, 
Sims  H  S, 
Slfiuth  Arthur  B, 
Smilie  Elton  R, 

SMITH  E  D, 

Smith  H  .1, 
Smith  J  Barlow, 

SMITH  WM  F, 

Sobry  B. 
Soule  A  (i, 
Sj)alding  V, 
Sparks  Mrs  Agnes, 
Speor  H  J, 
Spillnnc  P  J, 

SPINNEY  &  CO. 

Spr.igne  U  W, 
Stalled  J  H, 
Steiidiart  P, 
Stillman  J  D  B, 
Stout  A  B. 
Strong  C  (i, 
Sturnian  B, 
Sullivan  Jas  F, 
Sunuol  J, 
Swan  Honj  K, 
'IVwkslmry  M  K, 
Th.iyor  0  V, 
'I'hicse  A  A. 
Thiunpsoii  N  L, 
Tibbitts  Stephen  M, 
Tiorney  K  P, 
Titus  1  S, 
Tol.nid  C<;, 


126  Kearny 

302  Sutter 

338  Third 

225  Second 

816  Sutter 

8  Mason 

1105  Powell 

1105  Valencia 

556  Minna 

634  Washington 

407  Post 

423  Second 

234  Post 

703  Market 

808  Montgomery 

649  Washington 

223  Kearny 

118  O'Farrell 

635  California 

313  Bush 

3139  Mission 

325  Larkin 

1222  Pine 

217  Geary 

11  Kearny 

Third 

11  Kearny 

34 

SE  cor  I'ost  and  Keamy 

II  Kearny 

336  O'Farrell 

1310  Mason 

21  Third 

108  Stockton 

6  Eddy 

210  Montgomery  ave 

310  Stockton 

719  Market 

136  Post 

322  Sntter 

17  Third 

931  Howard 

419  Broadway 

34  Kcvirny 

7  Montgomery  ave 


TRENKLE  E,318  Kcar  and  1 1 1 1  Jones 
Valencia  D,  1609  Powell 

VanVlackGJ,  6  Eddy 

VASLITFS,  515  Kearny 

Vigowreux  A  \\  .  224  Sixth 

Von  (Jardanowsky  E,  103  Post 

\'on  Hofl'maiui  Chas,  209 Geary 

Von  Tiedemann  Mrs  T,  421  Sixth 

Wigncr  John,  1 15  Stockton 

WanzerLMF,  130  Geary 

Warburton  J  P,  30.)  Eddy 

Webb  James  P,  937  Howard 

Weeks  F  Ij,  514  Kearny 

Wefelsburg  A  B,  868  Mission 

Weiss  EM,  2114         " 

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Whitney  J, 
WhitwellWS, 
Wilhelm  A, 
Willey  J  M, 
Williams  R  E, 
Wilson  Matthew, 
Wilson  Wm, 
Wilson  W  T, 
Wiudele  E,     N  W  cor 
Wing  T, 
Wiss  G, 
Woltf  M  A  A, 
Wooster  D;ivid, 
Woraham  L, 
Worth  Sidney, 
Wright  W  H, 
Wythe  J  H, 
Wythe  W  T, 
YOUNG  J  C,  (Medical 

Younger  ¥j  A, 
Younger  W  J, 
Zeile  F  V, 


843  Mission 

204  Sutter 

703  Market 

'29  Kearny 

949  Mission 

123  Stockton 

1043  Mission 

515  Kearny 

1042  Mission 

Valencia  and  23d 

2235  Mission 

1800  Dupont 

233  Montgomery 

74G  Mission 

413  Bush 

426  Sutter 

850  Market 

39  Sutter 

39  Suttei 

Institute), 

7  Stockton 


224 

524  Pacific 


MRS.L.A.BALLAIID,  M.D. 
HOM(EOPATHIST, 

»05  Powell  Hi.,  Han  FraiiriHro, 

Oflli'C  HourM-1 1  A.  n.  to  I  P.  M. 
5  I».  M.  to  7  l».  M. 


B.  T.  MOUSER,  M.  0., 

OCULIST.  AURIST, 

Physician  for  IliMeatseM  of  the  Tlirout, 
200  Post  Street,  cor.  Dupont, 

SAN   FHANCISCO. 
Officb  HoiRs— From  12  to  3  P.  M. 


J.  H.  JOSSELYN,  M.  D.. 

PHYSICIAN  &  SURGEON, 

itSta  Mutter  Mt.,  Man  Franfi<s<'0 

Offliie  Hours  from  9  A.  M.  to  S  V.  M. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  Chronic  Diseasesanil 

Kumalu  Cuniplnints. 

t[S'  Consultation  hy  onrrt'sponik'ncu. 

MRS.  L.  C.  TAMBLING, 

No.  4  Martha  Place, 

Oflf  Geary  Street,  near  Mason,        San  Krancisco. 

Chronic  Diseases  a  Specialty. 

Treats  witli  KIcetric  and  Medicated  Vapor  iiatlis. 
niaiKaoMefi  UiseaHeM  C^orreetiy. 


PIANOS  AND  ORGANS, 

(See  Music  and  Musical    Instruments), 

PIANO  TUNERS  AND  RE- 
PAIRERS. 

HALL  CHAS  R.  (mfr),  12  Tyler 

Hornung  li  F,  813  Market 

TobiuEM,  113  Turk 

PICKLES. 

(See  also  Vinegar,  Cider,  &c.) 

Capler  Louis,  2422  Bryant 

Code,  Elfelt  &  Co,  314  Washin 'ton 

CUTTING  PACKING  C0,17,  41  M 

Fisher  Mrs  A  &  Co, 
Fisher  J  H, 
Frank  Phil, 
L  )hrmann  J  &  Co, 
Schinidt  &  Fretz, 
Schaniinel  H, 
Wulff  Peter, 


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207  Second 
509  Commercial 
15y4A  Bush 
40  Clay 
119  Commercial 
608  and  610  Lumb  ird 
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Altcudnrf  Julius,  32  Fremont 

B  ikor  A  &  A,  724  Mission 

BANCROFT  A  L  &  CO,  72 1  Market 
BRADY  DAVID,  226  Fourth 

BURKHARDT  MAX,545  Washington 
Cohen  Hermann,  19  Dnpoiit 

Currier  Amos,  .  103         " 

DAMPF  LOUIS.  Montgy  and  Market 
DAVIS  BROS.  718  Mkt  and  41  it  Kuar 
Flood  M,  831  Miirket 

GUMP  S  &  G,         5S1  and  583  Market 
HAUSMANN  BROS,  ->17  and  21'.l  Pine 
llurzog  .Julius, 
KuUmycr  \V  A, 
Ll'wIs  S, 
Lippi  Bros, 
Mcl'>iu;iiran  &  Rovve, 
Mcliuillan  B, 
AUnris  &  Kennedy, 
MunttT  Jos, 
Nye  AG, 
Phillips  (r  M, 
i!aph.iul  H, 

Uosonbaum  F  H  &  Co, 
KuhlraulffAT, 
Sanborn,  Vail  &  C'o, 
S(;hwal>  &  Brceso, 
Shaddock  Thos, 

SNOW  &  CO, 

Stevenson  &  Longvvill,  26  and  28  Second 
Vickery  W  K,  126  Kearny  |; 

WumpoBros,  569  M.irket   " 

WORTH  &  MERRILL,      '^  ««con(l 


1514  Polk 

312  Post 

668  Mission 

818  Market 

132  Main 

215  Fourth 

21  Post 

1047  Fols-im 

1033  Miirliet 

cor  Sixth  and  N.itoma 

941  Folsom 

507  Market 

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813  Market 

113  Turk 

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2422  Bryant 

314  Washington 

ING  C0.17,  41  Main 

I,  207  Seuond 

509  Commercial 

15y4A  Bush 

40  Cluy 

119  Commercial 

008  and  010  Lomb  inl 

422  Davis 

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724  MiBsion 
721  Market 
220  Fourth 
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312  Post 

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818  Market 

132  Main 

215  Fourth 

21  Post 

1047  Folsom 

1033  Market 

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507  Market 

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American  Pipe  Co,  324  Pine 

GLADDmO,  McBEAN  &  CO, 

(ironstone  sewer    and    chimney 

tops),  1310  and  1312  Market 

KNiOHT  J  Hr  (ironstone  sewer 

and  chimney  tops),  1314  and  1316  " 
OWENS  JOHN  B.    (sewer   pipe, 

Stone  and  earthenware),  22  California 
Schirmer  E,  430  Montgomery 

South  Beach  Drain  Pipe  Works,  430  " 

PLANING  MILLS. 

(See  also  Doors,  Sash  and  Blinds.) 

Bradbury  W  B,  560  Braunan 

EXCELSIOR  MILL  CO,  Bryant  nr  5th 


Fulda  Bro8  &  Co, 

GLADE  FW. 

Gracier  BVank, 
Hardenburg  Isaac, 
Haskell  Phiiieas, 
Jewell  A  M  &  Co, 
Kemp  J  &  Co, 
Korbcl  V  &  Bro, 

McDonald  d 


30  to  40  Spear 

30  and  32  Spear 

211  Mission 

i:W  Main 

.  Bryant  near  Fifth 

Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 

109  Mission 

cor  Fifth  and  Bryant 

A  &  CO, 

217  to  225  Spear;  218  to  220  Sieuart 
McKAY  P  B,  (moulding),  130  Main 
Prescott  &  Sanborn,  Howard  and  Spear 
Theisen  J  J,  cor  Valencia  and  28th 

Washburn  A,         Berry  bet  4th  and  5th 

WELLS,  RUSSELL   &  CO. 

cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
Welsh  M,  (Mission),  22d  and  Valencia 
Wetherbee  Geo  M,        Fifth  and  Bryant 

PLASTERERS. 

(See  also  Lime,  Cement  and  Brick. ) 

Garfield  John  Q,  807  Market 

KELLETT  SAMUEL,  (decorator). 

763  Market 
Mencarini  D,  ]2i  Fourth 

ZellerH,  1043  Market 

PLATED  WARE. 

DAVIS  BROS,  71S  Market 

PLATERS-GOLD  &  SILVER. 

BAT  CITY  PLATING  WORKS. 

(Geo  M  Lederer  &  Co),  731  Mission 
Ekelund  E,  620  Merchant 

Haggerty  John,  9  Geary 

H/TWKINS  J  M,  (electro),    620  Merch 

XROEGERF&CO, 

1 3  Trinity  het  Sutter  and  Bush 

LEDERER  GEORGE  M  &  CO, 

(nickel),  731  Mission 

Martell  John,  623  Sacramento 


755  Mission 

533  Market 

952  Mission 

107  Geary 

8  Tyler 


Morrison  John,  (Pioneer), 

Nast,  Greenzweig  &  Co, 

Particelli  A, 

Itigney  P, 

Rochicioli  R  F, 

ROYLANCE  J,        45  and  47  Frem'ont 

S  F  PLATING  WORKS, 

-,_____,   .  053  and  655  Mission 

SHEPMANWE,  41  Geary 

Spmk  &  Sons,  •  ^  Fourth 

PLUMBERS  &  GASFITTERS, 

231  Fourth 

761  Market 

133  Ninth 

1615  Ellis 

1015  Clay 

225  Hayes 

112  Seventh 

840  Clay 

423  Pine 

222  Sixth 

22  Post 

641  Sutter 

1210J  Polk 

1622  Mission 

615  Commercial 

35  Eddy 

2027  Fillmore 

,  ■        230  Sixth 

234  Post 

1018  Stockton 

124  Sutter 

Pine  and  Kearny 

54 ;{  Hayes 

43  Second 

1136  Mission 

2525  «' 

006  Clay 

31»  Sutter 

117  Washington 

2'J(  O'Farrell 

502  Hayes 

1007  Post 

1077  Mark.t 

326  Thi.  i 

130  Gt.    y 

419  Gruve 

605  Montgomery 

404^  Geary 

6  Broadway 

542  Four) ' 


Ahlbach  Jacob, 
Allen  W  R, 
Armstrong  J, 
Bailey  S  C, 
Bennett  W, 
Blackman  M  J, 
Bohn  John, 
Boyd  ]■:  T, 
Brady  Edward, 
Bueholz  Henry,   ~ 
Bush  David, 
Chaloner  — 

COOK  E  E, 

Cope  Thos, 
Cormack  Wm, 
Craig  John  R, 
Crosthwaite  M, 
Crowley  (Jeo, 
Daniel  Wm  L, 
David  &  Lynch, 
Day  Th(«, 
Dougherty  J, 
Dowdall  J  P, 
Downes  &  Deery, 
Ihincan  J 
ilccles  J  ^, 
F:ider&  DobI,.  , 
Enright  Wm  .jt  Co, 
Eppa  Geo, 
Firmin  J  L  E, 
Fitzhenry  &  I^awton, 
Ford  T  J,' 
Forsyth  W  C, 

FREEMAN  &WRIN. 

Fritz  &  Kean, 
Gallagher  C  J  &  Co, 
Gilfin  J, 
Gourdon  A, 
Greenhalgh  Jno  H, 

Greninger  D,  

Grimm  A,               230  Montgomery  av. 

Hayes  &  Fenlon,  1528  Polk 

Healy  F  J,  536  Bush 

Hildebrandt  C,  181  Sixteenth 

Hobro  W  D,  727  Washington 

Hufschmidt  Louis  &  Bros,  637  Clay 

Iredale  Alfred  S,  957  Mission 

Keating  &  May,  2205         " 

Kilday  Bros,  1138  Howard 

Kingwell  J  W,  502  Ellis 


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Lano  Wm  E,  50.'  Kearny 

lANOREHR  HENRY  C.  -'5  Market 

Lassweil  C  H,  .  38  Sixth 

Lasswell  M  D,  240  Minna 

LAVAKE  &  ORITBB, 

8ecoud  and  Stevenson 
Lempke  J, 
Levy  Bros, 
Lindheimer  M  Jr, 
Lowrie  John, 
Mahoney  J, 
Manning  \Vin, 
Marcy  Z  C, 


PLUMBERS'  MATERIALS. 

(Ses  also  Plumbers  and  GasKttors.) 

Goger  Chas, 
Krueger  L  &  Co, 
McNaily  &  Hawkins, 
Patten  (J  W, 
Prior  J  K, 

RICHARDS  &  SNOW 
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80G  Mission 

439  Bush 

225  Dupont 

i2(^1Ss^barg5eod: 

777  Mif'ion 


202  Dupont 

515  Commercial 

607  Market 

M  California 

1128  Market 

,»,      408  Montcv 

CO,     116-118  t'al 


Smith  Wni, 


757  Market 
2 !  Montgomery  ^ve 


5  Hi  bush 

1650  Polk 

716  Laguuiv 

1217  Fillmore 


RICHARDS  &  SNOW, 

(.SuccessDis  to  Barker  it  Snow.) 

246  Sutter  Iron  Pipe,   Plumbers'   and   Gas-  '  ? 
2  Turk     Fitters'  Stock  and  Tools,  Cop. 
per  Boilers,  Bath  Tubs,  &c. 

406  6r  408  Market  Street, 

SAN   KKANCISCO. 


(5  Broadway: 

703O'Farreil 

119  Dupont 

327  Turk 

15U()  California: 

334  Sixteenth 

125  Post; 

•  5  Taylor 

2  Sixth 

432  (Jeary 

905  Larkin 

210  Twenty-fourth 

1730  Market!  ^^o"''*", 

773  Mission  Michelssen,  Brown  k  Co, 


PORK    ACKERS. 

BERTAND  E  H,  1515  poik 

BUNKER  R  F,   74  and  75  Cal  Marktt 
COUTOLENC  D,  303  Montgomery  ave 


Donliard  J. 


Voll  llonry, 
Wagner  F  0  & 
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McCann  N, 
McCarthy  Chas, 
Mclntyre  Wm, 
McKewen  P  &  Co, 
McLean  Jno  &  Co, 
McSwcgan  J, 
Milne  (tc*). 
Mocker  &  Newmark, 
Monaghan  T  H, 
Mower  A  H, 
Muller  Geo, 
Mund  &  Wadman, 
O'Brien  Daniel, 
O'Brien  M, 
O'Connor  M  P, 
O'Dea  John  A, 
O'Neil  John  M, 
Pandler  Joseph, 
Paris  Victor, 
Plagcmann  J  C, 
I  PlatzJ, 
!  Prior  J  K, 
Raisnh  Fred, 
Uehn  Clias, 
Keilley  C  J, 
Kice  Richard, 
Kobie  K. 
Roggio  ,(, 

ROYLANCE 

Ruddock  J  U, 
Rusleneyer  W  J, 
Shephard  Bros, 
Sherman  David, 
Smith  C  W, 
Snook  G  W, 
Stoutenberg  J  A, 
Sutherland  &  Gray, 
Sweeny  &  Vance, 
VValmsley  \V  W, 
Warren  Henry, 
Waters  Chas, 
Weekes  W  J  J, 

WempeH,        SW  cor  Valencia  and  Hill  Conolly   T,  7  to  11  S  F  Market 

Williamson  Bros,  Powell  nr  Sutter  Cook  .Jolin  H,  541  Mt^rcliant 

Wilson  Edward  V,  608  Larkin^  Cox  Chas,    81  and  82  California  Market 

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1408  Dupont 
204  Powell 
223  Post: 
[1-26  Market! 
144  Eleventh  I 
208  Sixteeuthl 

320  Montgomery  ave  CALIFORNIA  P 0  T  T E  RY   & 
107  Geary]     TERRA  COTTA   CO,    (W    i; 

3005  Mission       Stevens  agt),  Hayes  and  Market 

'       440  Broadway  PACIFIC    POTTERY    (N    Clark 
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923  Market 

847  Valencia 

30O'Farrell| 

1526  Stockton- 


POULTRY. 

(See  also  Produce.) 

Ambro.Hc  fi  Horan,  78  and  79  Centre  Mkt 
Auradou  A  L  &  Co,  615  Merchiuit 

Briucatt  &  De  Manuel,     4  Clay  .St  Mkt 
Burbank  Albert  E,  -44  California 
Burr  Bartlett,  34  Missii.n 

CapisC.  33  (i  rand  Central 

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Wolff  Marcus, 
Wood  Chas, 


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515  Commercial 

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1515  Tolk    Sj 

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Harris  F  W,  32  Grand  Central  " 
Hart  &  Goodman,  76,  77  and  78  Cal  " 
Hickson  H  B  &  C  ,48  and  49  Wash  " 
Hixson  H  B,  19  Bay  City  " 

Lemoine,  Gambert  AC,  15  S  F  " 

Levy  K  &  Co,  22  Centre  " 

Mayer  Chas,  24  New  Montgomery  " 
McDonnell  P,  10  Grand  Central  " 
McGuire  &  Diamond,63 &  64 Centre  '* 
Miller  B,  85     "       •• 

Minjo  Joe,  Bros  &  Co,  422  Clay 

Moss  Jos,  lO  Hayes  Valley  Market 

MOWRY  RICH  D,  (com)104  Cal  " 
Murjjhy  V,  74  and  75  Centre  " 

Murray  Wm,  39  and  40  G  Western  " 
Nutting  W  r,  7,  8, 9  and  10  "  '' 
race  Jos  &  Co,  11  Clay  St  " 

Sanders  A,  81  Centre  '' 

Sv)otorKO  J  B,  47  and  48  California  " 
VVi'hser  H  &  Co,  25  Grand  Central  " 
WOOD   F  N    &  CO,  05  to  67  Cal  " 

POWDER. 

(See  also  Guns  and  Ammunition.) 
Atlantic  Giant   Powder  Co,  (Albert 
Dibbles  prest),  10  California 

BANDMANN,  NIELSEN  &  CO, 

(agents  Giant  Powder),  210  Front 

CAL  FUSE  ASSOCIATION,  lo 
CAL  FUSE  WORKS,  ('as  i:va 

&  Co  pruurs),  230  California 

HARDY   POWDER  CO,  (A  H 

Cliiskev  secy),  434 

LOHSE  JOHN  F,         230 

KoS'Ocrans  W  S,  (mana,c;er  Safety 
Powder  Co),  202  Sansoni 

SELBY  THOS  H  &  CO,  (agents 
Hazard  Powder  Co),     1 16  and  1 18  Cal 

SHAINWALD  R  L,  (secy  Vukan 
Powder  Co),  218  California 

skink'-r  Jno,  (agt  Diipont'H),      1 15  Pine 

THE  CAL  POWDER  WORKS, 

(■I no  V  Lohse  secy),        230  California 

TONITE  POWDER  CO,   (U   L 

Shaiuwald  secy),  218 

U  S  CARTRIDGE   CO,   (Lowell, 

Mass),  (Chas  Sonntag  &  Co),  40      " 
Vulcan  Powder  Co,  218      " 

WARREN  R  W  &  CO,  (manufrs 

Orignal  Vulcan  Powder),      431      " 

PRINTERS-  BOOK  AND  JOB. 

Bacon  &  Co,      508  Clay  and  509  Sansom 
Hagj^ett  it  Co,  (law  books),  511  Montgy 

BANCROFT  A  L    &  CO,  (an.l 

lithographers),       721  and  723  Market 

BARRY  ik  BAIRD. 

419  Sacramento  and  320  Sansom 

BOSaUI  EDWARD  &  CO. 

523  Clay  and  513  Commercial 


BRODIE  J  R  &  CO,  420  Clay 

Brown  J  F,  535    «  "^ 

S«iV«JS^^-'«  *19  Sacramento 

BRUCE  DONALD,     018 

BUSHNELL  A  M,  722  Montgomery 

Cahlornia  Printing  Co,  325 A  Bush 

California  Label  Press,  536  Clay 

« !« «  A  &  Co,  1 1  ■  >  Leidesdor flf 

CARMANY  J  H  &  CO,     409  Wash 
Chaigneau  K  &  Co, 
Conger  B  T, 

CROCKER  H  S  &  CO, 
CROWE  &  COOKE. 
CUBERY  &  CO, 


536  Clay 
329  Sansom 
403 

22  Montgomery 
415  Market 


^Wt^?5^m;  curtiss  & 

WELCH,  327  to  33 1  Sansom 

Daly  B  H,  609  Merchant 

De  iionwray  L  &  Co,  (pictorial),  11  Geary 
podge  Bros,  m;  p^st 

Dore  Benj  &  Co,  512  Sacramento 

Dougherty  P  K  &  Co, 

412  Commercial  and  41 1  Clav 

EASTMAN  F  &  CO.  ^ 

509  Clay  and  513  Commercial 
Eloesser  Elo,  414  Clay 

Evans  J  J,  319  Sansom 

iargeon  Sol,  621  Sansom 

Fi-scher  &  Walter,  535  California 

FRANCIS,  VALENTINE  &  CO, 

517  Clay  and  510  to  516  Commercial 


(ioldstein  &  Kernaii, 
(Jordon  C  W, 
Goullette  A  J  &  Co, 
Heughes  Wm, 
Hinton  W  M, 
Hodge  J  G  &  Co, 
Hughes  E  C, 
Hughes  John  F, 
Kane  &  Co, 
Kennedy  Walter  B, 
Kerr  D, 
Kibbe  Vt  H, 

KNARSTON  J  H 


19  Belden  Place 

320  Sansom 

81 1  Market 

421   Montgomery 

536  Clay 

314  California 

511  Sansom 

605  Montgomery 

410 Sansom 

621 

008  Market 
831  Kearny 
329  Sansom 


Lafoutaine  A  J,  625  Merch  and  622  Clay 
LEARY  A  J,  404  Sansom 

LIBE  WARREN  C  &C0, 3254  Bush 

Mcljcan  A  A,  605  Sacramento 

Mercantile  Agency  Printing  Office, 

620  Merchant 
Mor.son  !i  H  &  Co,  506  Commercial 
Munk  M,  769  Market 

Murdock  C  A  &  Co,  532  Clay 

MURPHY  E  M  &  CO,      415  Market 

PACIFIC  PRESS  PUB  HOUSE 

126  Kearny 
Parsons  H  G,  518  Clay 

PEARSALL  W  M,  5  Post 

PETTIT  &  RUSS.  320  Sansom 

Kaverly  S  W,  518  Clay 

Bice  &  Farjeon,  621  Sansom 

ROLLER  &  LAYNG,  61 1  day 

Bosenthal  &  Germain,       538  California 

SLOCUM  AMANDA  M,      612  Clay 


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SPAULDINO  OEOBOE,      414  Clay 


Spencer  &  Co, 
Stanley  D  S, 

STEIiRETT  B  F, 

Taylor  &  Nevin, 
Thomas  P  J, 
Upton  John  P, 


500  Folsom 
612  Clay 
632    *• 

534  Commercial 
505  Clay 

518  Sacramento 


VANDERHORST.  FISHER  & 

WALKER,  Sacramento 

Wallace  &  Hassett,         419 
WEISS  M,  319  Battery 

vVhceler  C  E,  2123  Mission 

Winterburn  Joseph  &  Co,  417  Clay 

WOMEN'S    CO-OPERATIVE 
PRINTING  OFFICE,  (Mrs  L 

G  Richmond  &  Son  proprs),  424  Mont 
Wood  Geo  M  &  Co,  (copper  plate), 

120  Post 
Woodbridge  A  F,  224  Montgomery 

Woodward  W  A  &  Co,       529  California 


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510  to  516  Commercial  St. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Ori^nal  Design*  Supplied  for 
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Commercial  Printing  a  Specialty. 
J.  H.  KNARSTON, 


329  Sansome  St.,  8.  F. 

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Above  Montgomery, 
SAN    FRANCISCO. 


PRINTERS'  MATERIAL. 

(See  also  Type  Foundries.) 

DORETY  JOSEPH  H.  (printers' 
material,  inks),  512  Commercial 

SHATTUCK  &  FLETCHER, 

(rollers  and  ink),  520  Commercial 

KLINKER  C  A  &  CO,  320  SansDm 
Marder,  Luce  &  Co,  528  Sacramento 
TATUM  &  BOWEN,  329  Market 

PRODUCE. 

(See  also  Dairy  Produce ;  also  Commis- 
sion Merchants.) 

BamettMrs,  211  Sixth 

Bassett  Joseph,  221  and  223  Cl;iy 

Beer  B&  Co,  224  Washington 

Blumenthal  H  M,  125 

COLLINS  &  FEILING,  426  Sanaom 
Duffoy  J  J,  9,  10,  42  and  44  Centre  Mkt 
DALTON  &  ORAT,  404  and  406  Davis 
Dutard  H,  217  and  219  Clay 

Foutana  M  J  &  Co,  217  Sacramento 

Freeman  &  Baker,         111  and  i  13 Davis 

GALE  J  W  &  CO. 

402  Davis  and  122  and  124  Wash 
Garrett  &  Greegan,  cor  Clay  and  Sausom 
Grangers'  Business  Assn,  106  Davis 

Gravier  A,  53  and  54  Centre  Market 
j^AIGHT  ROBEET  &  CO,  226  Front 
HIXON.  JTTSTI  &  CO,  403  Davis 

Holland  D  &  Co,  202  Washington 

KeefeD,  211  " 

LARZELERE  &  WITHAM, 

SW  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Lasar  David,  52  Centre  Market 

Levy  A  &  Co,  234  Wash  and  500  Front 
LEVY  M  W  &  CO,  209  Washington 
Molioy  John,  54  Clay 

MG'JLTON  E  S  &  CO,  :«)5  and  307  " 

Nubert  &  Turk,  25  and  26  Cal  Market 
O'Connor  Bros,  cor  Clay  and  Drumm 
O'Neil  Bros,  217  Davis 


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Sc  CO,    320  ScansDin 

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fjTES,  329  Market 

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211  Sixth 

221  and  223  Cl;iy 

224  Washington 

125  " 

ilLINO.     426  Sanaom 

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217  and  219  Clay 

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I  and  54  Centre  Market 
ERT  &  CO,  226  Front 
[  &  CO,  403  Davis 

202  Washington 
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52  Centre  Market 

U  Wash  and  500  Front 

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OBESTI  &  CONNOR,  501  and  503  San 

Overman  Wm,  1604  Pacific  ave 

Failles  A,  318  Davis 

Reilly  &  Co,  309  and  31 1  Davis 

Sweet  S  4;  Co,  229  Washington 

Tenney  Richard  P,  cor  Davis  and  Mkt 
TIED£MANN  D  &  CO,  210  Clay 
Volkman  CM,  319  Washington 

Waltersen  &  Dewey,  212  Clay 

Wolters  &  Co,        69  and  70  Cal  Market 

PROVISIONS. 

BAY  CITY  PACKING  &  PRO 
VISION  CO,  (M  Gradwohl  « 
Co),  1144  to  1148  Market 

FORSAITH  &  DODGE,  (whole- 
sale), 325  Front 

Hentrich  L,  513  and  515  Front 

Schammel  H  &  Co,  608  and  610  Lombard 

S  F  Packing  Si  Provision  Co, 

513  to  521  Washington 

Wielland  Bros,  326  and  328  Front 

PUBLISHERS. 

(See  also  Newspapers  and  Periodicals.) 

Bacon  &  Co,  508  Clay 

BANCROFT  A  L  &  CO,    721  Market 

BATES,  MORRIS  U  &  CO, 

423  Washington 

BLACEMAN  A  CO.  (music),  647  Mkt 

CARMANY  J  H  &  CO,  409  Wash 
CHAPIN  GEO  W,  313  Montgomery 
COAST  REVIEW,  320  California 

Daltoti  &  Co,  8  Montgomery  ave 

DEWEY  ft  CO,  '20-2  Sansom 

Dewing  F  &  Co, 

EDWARDS  J  G. 

Garretson  Wm  &  Co, 
Gebbie  &  Barrie, 

GOLLY  J  B  ft  CO, 

OEAY  MATHIAS,  (music),    117  Post 

HOLLOWAY  ft  BRIGGS,  405  Front 
Holt  Warren,  (map),  717  Montgomery 
Keller  Henry  &  Co,  116  Post 

Lanpley  Henry  G,  14  Montgomery  ave 
LEARY  A  J.  404  Sansom 

McKENNEY  L  H  ft  CO,  (direc 

tory),  543  Clay 

MURRAY  W  H,  414 

PACIFIC  COAST  LAW  PRINT- 

INO  AND  PUBLISHING  CO, 

511  Montgomery 

FACinC  PRESS  PUB  HOUSE. 

126  Kearny 
PAYOT,  UPHAM  ft  CO,  204  Sansom 
Presbyterian  Board  of  Publication, 

757  Market 
SHAW  HENRY  G.        538  California 

WENTWORTH  J  P  H,  320  Sansom 
White  Carlos,  (patent  outsides),  320  " 


207  Dupont 

320  California 

629  Washington 

120  Sutter 

26  (ieary 


WHITE  JAS  T  ft  CO.  (D  Apple- 
•«,SIi^5L£2)'  107  Montgomery 

WHITNEY  SUMNER  ft  CO, 

lawbooks),  613  Clay 

PUBLISHERS'  AGENTS. 

(See  also  Books  and  Stationery.) 

Hulse  P  B,  127  Montgomery 

Leonard  P  J,  621  Sansom 

WHITE  JAS  T  ft  CO,  (D  Apple- 
ton  &  Co),  107  Montgomery 
Hoitt  Ira  ii,  427         «« 
Morse  C  W,                       420  California 

PUMPS  AND  BLOCKS. 

(See  also  Machinery. ) 

Currier  C  H,  28  Market 

fish  A  L  &  Co,  9  and  11  First 

Ooss  &  Adams,  1 14  and  1 16  Beale 

GREGORY  H  P   ft   CO.   (steam 

and  hand),  2  and  4  California 

Hanson  Richard  &  Co,  9  Spear 

( Jratit  D  W  &  Co,  111  Washington 

Hawley  M  C  &  Co,       Market  and  Beale 
Hedges  &  Dillenburgh,  32  Fremont 

Jackson  &  Wardwell,  Market  and  Beale 
Tay  Geo  H  &  Co,  614  to  618  Beale 

THOMSON  ft  EVANS,  HO,  112    " 
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HEDQES  &  DILLENBURa, 

Mai'hinisU  and  Manufacturers  of 

Power  Pumps,  Hand  Pumps, 

Wine  and  Beer  Pumps, 

Windmill  Pumps, 

Double  Acting  Pumps. 

Deep  Well  Pumps, 

And  Steam  Pumps. 

PumpH  Reimired  in  a  most  thorough  manner, 
and  at  the  shortest  notice. 

Also  Steam  and  Water  Pipe  Fittinjj. 

32  Fremont  Street, 

Retwcen  Market  ami  Mission,        San  Francisco. 
If  you  want  a  gooct  Pamp  give  us  a  call. 

THOMSON  &  EVANS, 

Mechanical  Engineers  &  Machinists. 

Steam  Pumps,  Steam  Engines, 

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lABENTZEN  A  P.  36  Market 

JXUfBEBO  &  CO,  324  Hay 


A,  P.  LORENTZEN, 

Merchandise,  Ship  and  Insurance, 

BBOKEB, 

3Ko.  36  MARKET  STREET. 

SAN    FKANCI8C0. 
SS'  All  C'oiiinii88ii)iiH  carefully  attended  to. 


STANTOBD  LELANI),  (pros  C  P). 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Stanwood  HP,  2  New  Montgomery 
STOCKTON  &  COPPEBOFOLIS. 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

STUBBS  J  C,  (gen  freight  ag*  C  P), 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

TOWNE  A  N,  (gen  supt  C  P), 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Virginia  &  Truckee,  (D  O  Mills 

res),  426  California 

ILLCUTT  J  I,  (gen  passenger 
agent  S  P),  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

REAL    ESTATE. 


RAILROADS  AND  OFFICIALS. 

Bedell  Wm,  22  Montgomery 

Serkelcy  Ferry  and  II R  Co,  320  Ransom 

GAUFORNIA  PACIFIC, 

NE  cor  Townsend  and  Fourth 
CENTBAL  PACIFIC,  gen  office, 

NE  cor  Fourtli  and  Townsend 
Chico  &  Colusa,  309  Montgomery,  rm  44 
Daigneau  Frank,  (Iowa  Line),  2  N  Mont 
Da  vies  J  Meredith,  208  Montgomery 
DAVIS  A  E  (pres  S  P  C).  309  Montgy 
SEABBOBN  T  H.  (gen  agt  Over- 
land Ticket  office),  3  Montgomery 
Donahue  James  M,  (S  F  &  NP), 

426  Montgomery 
Eureka  4^  Palisade,  (Edgar  Mills 

pres),  426  California 

QOODILAN  T  H.  (gen  passenger 

agt  C  P),  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
In^is  John  S,  22  Montgomery 

J^ackson  Oeo,  (manager  Overland 

ticket  office),  2  New  Montgomery 
J-udson,  Belshaw  &  Rouse,    (Empire), 

402  Front 

IQLLEB  £  H  JB.  (secy  C  P), 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Northern,  NE  cor  4th  &  Townsend 

HOBTH  PACIFIC  COAST,  328  Mont 

Punta  Arenas,  (F  Moyer  secy),  408   Cal 
BEDDING  BB,  (gen  land  agt  C  P 

and  S  P),  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Russell  W  F,  (N  P  C),  328  Montgomery 
SACBAHENTO  &  PLACEB 

VILLEi     cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
S  F  &  North  Pacific,  (Peter  Dona- 
hue pres),  426  Montgomery 

SAN  PABLO  ft  TULABE, 

NE  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Snrith  F  M,  (G  S  P  &  0), 
^Qoma  Valley,  (P  Donahue  pres), 

426  Montgomery 
SOTTTH  PACIFIC  COAST,  (A  E 
Davis  pres,   B  B    Minor   secy), 
309  Montgomery,  rooms  20  and  21 

SODTHEBNPAOdhC, 

N£  «or  Fourth  and  Townsend 


Abrams  Samuel, 
Adams  C  W, 
Adams  Edson, 
Ahumada  Jos  M, 
Aitken  W, 
Arnold  Bros, 
Asliton  Clias, 
Atkinson  N, 
Atkinson  Thos, 
Bacon  H  D, 
Bailey  C  A, 
Baldwin  A  S, 
Barry  Edward, 


Bates  Thos  D  &  Bro, 
Beatty  &  liUtz, 

BECKEBB  A. 

Becker  M  R  E, 
Booth  L  A, 
BoveeWm  H, 
Bowman  A  W, 
Bradford  (reo  B, 

BBANDON  W 

Bullock  LL, 
Butterfield  ^Vm, 


140  Montgomery 
408 
91  Montgomery  block 

137  Montgomery 

331  Kearny 
207 

138  Montgomery 
330  Pine,  room  5 

520  Seventh 
305  Sanaom 
320 

502  Kearny 
415  Montgomery,  rni  1 


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310  Pine,  room  11 
33t  Kearny 
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509  California 
314 
413  Montgomery 
223  Kearny 
606  Montgomery 
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Brocklebank  N  T  &  Co,  606 
Brown  C  F,      37  Mchts'  Exchange  bidg 
Brown  E  0,  535  Clay 

Brown  Richard,  2I5Saii8om 

Brown  S  C,  320 

Brumagin  J  W,  34  Nevada  block 

Buckley  E  P,  424  Montgomery 

Cal  Real  Estate  Co,  (J  B  Whitcomb 

manager),  208  Montgomery 

Canovan  P  H,  328  Montgomery,  rm  5 
Capp  C  S  &  Co,  418  Montgomery 

CABNALL  &  CHAPMAN.  320  Sau 
CABTEB  B  W  rms  14-15  302  Montgy 
CHAPIN  GEO  W,  313  Montgomery 
Chapman  R,  137 

CHAPIIAN  WM  S,  rm  6,  306  Pine 
Classen  J  M,  62  Nev  block 

CobbHA&Co,  410  Pine 

Cole  Chas  D, 
Collins  J  C, 
Congdon  Geo, 
Congdon  H  B, 


304  Montgomery! 

509  Bush  I 

309  Montgomery  j 

240 


COSGBOVE  CHBIS  ft  CO,  662  Market 


DR.    GUNN'8    RHEUMATISM    KING.! 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


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140  Montgomery 

91  Montgomery  block 
137  Montgomery 
331  Kearny 
'-^07        "     ,,, 
138  Montgomery   W 
330  Pine,  room  o  '- 
520  Seventh 
305  Sansom 
-  320 

502  Kearny 

415  Montgomery,  rml 

Bro,      cor  4th  and  btev 

1  310  Pine,  room  11 

>  331  Kearny 

d.  334 

402  Pront 

509  California 

314 

413  Montgomery 

223  Kearny 

C06  Montgomery 

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|37Meht8' Exchange  bldg 

215  Saiisom 
320       " 
34  Nevada  block 
424  Montgomery 
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208  Montgomer) 
3^8  Montgomery,  rm  5 
,„  418  Montgomery 

£  CHAPMAN.  320  San 
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'^—        31 3  Montgomery 

137  " 

'rm  6,  306  Pine 

02  Nev  blocK 

410  Pine 

304  Montgomery 

509  Bush 

309  Montgomery 

240 
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Gotten  J  W, 
Cowell  J  H, 
Coy  Frank  &  Co, 
Crane  A  £, 
Crane  E  J, 
CroBsett  Jas  L, 
Damon  J  E, 
Davis  Samuel, 
DeVercy  A  F, 
Dore  Mburice  &  Co, 
Duane  C  P, 
Durkin  John  M, 
Durkin  P  &  E, 

EASTON  &  CO, 

Ellon  K, 
English  J  W, 
Esciie  Otto, 
Everson  &  Co, 

FINLET  J  K  &  CO. 

Fisher  C  C, 
Fitch  T  S  &  Co, 
Frank  Chas, 
Frencli  J  M, 
Friedman  Jos, 
Frink  Geo  W, 
Funkenstein  J, 
(iildemeester  J  P  H, 
(riselman  Wm, 
Godchiiux  J, 
(Jranniss  G  W, 

OREENBEBG  H, 

viunn  Wni  J, 
Gutierrez  C, 
Haggin  &  Tevis, 
Harned  J  A  M, 
Healy  B, 
Helling  F  W, 
Hill  John, 
Hill  John  T, 
Hoburg  W  H, 
Hoitt  Ira  G, 
HoUis  &  Harris, 
Howard  F  P, 
Howe  M  P, 
Hughes  E  E, 
Jacobs  A, 
James  C  A, 
Jones  D, 
KayesTP&Co, 
Kearney  Thos, 
Kenny  K, 
Klumpke  J  G, 
Land  Chas, 
Lane  J  J, 

LeflSngwell  Wm  L, 
Levy  Jerome  S,  • 
Levy  &  Levitzky, 

LEWIS  JB&  CO, 

Lincoln  Jerome, 
LindseyW, 
Lingley  &  Beatty, 
Little  John  T, 
Livermore  0, 


604  Merchant 
621  Sansom 
430  Montgomery 
410 

211  Sansom 

230  Suttor 

607  Montfijomery 

316  California 

418  Montgomery 

410  Pine 

636  L'hiy 

507  California 

507 

22  Montgomery 

310  Pine 

NW  cor  Folaom  and  20th 

320  Sansom 

128i  Fourth 

405  Kearny 

218  Pine 

436  Montgomery 

509  California 

206  Front 

'    607  Washington 

638  Market 

320  Sansom 

621 

63()  Clay 
609  Sacramento 
628  Montgomery 
306 
410 

402  " 

50  Nevada  block 

631  Sacramento 

531  California 

9  Post 

402  Montgomery 

206  Front 

606  Montgomery 

427  '' 

2208  Mission 

328  Montgomery 

18  Market 

724i 

206  Washington 

402  Montgomery 

222  " 

331  Kearny 

408  California 

22  Kearny 

432  Montgomery 

405  California 

700  Mission 

331  Montgomery 

25  Montgomery  ave 

306  Montgomery 

500  Montgomery 

215  Sansom 

9  Geary 

"Chronicle"  bldg 

302  Montgomery 

522 


Liviinrston  James 
Los  ell  E  C  &  Co, 
Luco  J„an  M, 
LUTYJS, 

Lynch  H  H, 


M,    331  Montgomery 
415 
62« 

3:i0  Pine 
320  Sansom 


MADISON  &  BURKE, 

NW  cor  Montgy  and  Sacramento 
Magee  Thomas,  '    20  Montgomery 


Mageo  W  H, 
Mahau  H, 
Malatesta  N, 
Man  row  J  P, 
Martel  J  L, 

MATTHEWS  &  CO, 

Matthews  H, 
Mayer  Simon, 
Maynard  J  H  &  Co, 


224 

339  Kearny 

402  Montgomery 

424  " 

636  Clay 

5i  Kearny 

611  Clay 

636    " 

315  California 


McAFEE  BROS.  (broker8),202  Sansom 


McDowell  P, 
McElroy  R, 
McGary  Eilward, 
McLaughlin  Chas, 
McWilliams  Geo, 
Middleton  J  &Son, 

MIHAN  JAMES  B. 

Milliken  Isaac  T, 

MOLLOYPC, 

Moreal  H  P  &  Co, 
Morison  &  Co. 
Morran  Thos  &  Co, 
Morrell  A  J, 
Morrison  Thos, 


410  Montgomery 
519 

310  Pine 

16  Montgomery  ave 

208  Montgomery 

410  Pine 

224  Montgomery 

528  California 

1 16  Montgomery 

402 

436 

605  Sacramento 

420  Montgomery 

419  Pine 


MULLER  &  GWYNN,  126  Keamy 
Murpliy  A,  51 1  California 

MURPHY  D  W  &  CO.  608  Market 
Murphy  J  F  &  Co,  402  Montgomery 
Mutual  Keal  Estate  Co,  320  Sansom 
Nichol  Wm,  605  Sacramento 

Northam  R  J,  120  Sutter 

Nye  J  W  &  Co,  339  Kearny 

Oakley  R  O,  422  Montgomery 

O'Connor  C,  6  Nevada  block 

OESTERREICHER  LOUIS,  137  Mont 

Oliver  V  P  531  California 

Osborn  G  W,  309  Montgomery 

Parnell  Jno,  507  California 

Parrish  Ed,  607  Montgomery 

Partridge  P  G,  328                  " 

Perrin  E  B,  402  Keamy 

Perrin  Robt,  402 
Petersen,  Shepherd  &  Co,  528  California 


331  Montgomery 

134  Post 

33  Keamy 

329  Montgomery 

12 


Phelps  &  Wetmore, 
Pilcher  &  Co, 
Pitcher  &  Co, 
Pforr  Jno, 
Randolph  D  L, 
Real  Estate  Association,  (Wm  Hol- 
lisprest),  230  '* 

REAL  ESTATE  &  BUILDINO 
ASSOCIATION,  (E  W  Taggord 
prest,  Louis  F  Emilie  secy),  230    " 
Reese  M,  410  " 

Regensburger  D  A,  320  Sansom 


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333  Montgomery 


Reia  Bros, 

Keymcrt  Theodore  D, 
Roynolila  C  H  ft  Co, 
Reynolds  W  S, 
Riea  L, 
Riordan  J  P, 
Robertson  J  B, 

Robinson  Alfred,  (trustee  Los  Ang- 
les Land  Co),  120  8uttor 


531  California 

(549  Washington 

9  Post 

330  Pine 


Rollins  Wm, 
Rosenberg  Jos, 
Ryer  W  T  S, 
Schohay  &  Miller, 
Schottler  J  P, 
Sohreiber  J, 
SchuUer  A, 
SHAY  B  J, 
SHEABER  GEO 

Shiels  W, 
Shirpser  I, 
Sinclair  S  F, 
Sloan  Wm  R, 
Smiley  Jos  E, 
Spring  F  S, 
Spring  J  R, 
Stanyan  C  H, 
Steinbach  R, 
Stevenson  R, 
Stewart  Geo, 
Straus  S  J, 

STREET  CTRXJS 

Street  &  Learned, 
Sullivan  P  J, 


6  Montgomery  ave 

410  Montgomery 

330  Pine 

302J^  Hayes 

224  Montgomery 

633  Mission 

209  Sansom 

222  Montgomery 

D.  757  Market 

314  Bush 
208  Montgomery 
432 

526  California 
214  Sansom 
705 

705        " 
59  Nevada  block 
729  Montgomery 
331 

622  Market 

316  California 

H,        331  Montgy 

331        " 

601  California 

310  Pine 


Sullivan  Robt  P, 
Swain  Wm  B,      37  Merchants'  Ex  bldg 
Taylor  A  C  4;  Co,  314  Bash 

Thayer  C  C  &  Co,  20  Montgomery 

THIXLER  SAML  L,  330  Pine 

The  8  F  Real  Estate  k  Business 

Agency,  541  Sacramento 

Tienier  R  B,  640  Clay 

Toomey  Henry,  528  California 

Trask  Jas  L,  6  Montgomery  ave 

Unger  &  Mendheim,      208  Montgomery 
VanAlenWK,  625 

VAN  NORDEN  &  OUMORE, 


VoUmar  Jas, 

Von  Rhein  &  Hyland, 

Von  Rhein  0  F  &  Co, 

Wallace  J  S, 

Walsh  S  T, 

Warn  Geo  A, 

Watkins  Wm  B, 

WENSINOER  F  S, 

Wetherbee  C  H,  " 

WHEAT  C  D, 

WHEATLT   &  COOK*  '  Fourth 

Whitman  S  P,  302  Montgomery 

Whitstead  E,  320  Sansom 

William  H  F,  740  Fourth 

Winchell  &  Cole,  304  Montgomery 

Winter  W,  838  Market 


607 

40  California 

644  Market 

401  Montgomery 

606 

330  Pine 
438  California 
438 
624  Sacramento 
511  California 
501 


Wittram  F,  230  Montgomery 

Young  Thos,  8E  cor  ^Sutter  and  Montgy 


c.  W.  McAkks. 


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McAFEE  BROTHERS, 
Real    E8ta«e    Brokers, 

No.  808  Saiuome  Street. 

N.  E.  Cor.  SaDHome  and  Pino,  Ituom  3  up  stain, 
t4an  VranolMvo,  Cal. 


JAMES  B.  MIHEN, 

Real  Estate,  Land  and  Business 

BROKER, 
884  MONTGOMERY  STREET. 

Betwcun  KuHh  and  Pine  Streets, 
lAan  FranrlHco,  €al, 

MATTHEWS  &  CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Business  Agents 
Office,  Si  K«amy  Street, 

Up  Stairs,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

City  and  Country  Property,   Farms  and  Steele 
Handles  for  Hale  or  Exchange. 

Wheatley,  Cook  &  Co., 

Real  Estate  and  Business  Agents 
OfBce.  No.  1  Fourth  Street* 

Comer  Market  and  Fourth,  San  Francisco. 

£.  D.  WHEATLEY,  Commiision  Broker. 
Iioans  on  Collaterals. 


REFINERIES. 

Gold  &  Silver  Refinery,      7th  and  Bran 
S    F     MANUFACTUBINO    & 
l^INING  CO,  408  California 

REFRIGERATORS. 

California  Meat  &  Refrigerator  Co, 

727  Fourth 
Cox  J  S,  (prest  Palmer  Ice  &   Re- 
frigerator Co),  224  Fremont 
WATBTATff  B  &  CO*     126  to  130  Sutter 

REGALIAS,  FLAGS,  ETC. 

Norcross  &  Co,  6  Post 

FASQTJALE  B,  i>07  Howard 

PLATE  A  J  ft  CO, 

510  Sacramento  and  325  Montgomery 


H.  WACHHORST,  Agent  for  Am.  Watches,  315  J  Street,  S«c 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  "'•• 


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REPACKERS. 

Anthony  E  T  &  Co,  407  and  409  t'oml 
BYAHnO  G  H^  (rtoaeer),'224  Jackson 
ColliuB  D,  Pringle  court  nr  (rfoonwich 

RESTAURANTS. 

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Abrahamson  Nels, 
Alex  J  F, 
Althof  Bros, 
Andorsou  A, 
AnUcrs  Mrs  0, 
Antunovich  F, 
Antunovich  F  k  Co, 
Antunovich  Nich, 

ARIZONA  CHOP  HOUSE.  (Mar 

tin  Urossetta  propr),    5*27  Commercial 
Bttcier  Lucas,  (548  Fourth 

Bailey  Frank  &  Co,    .  10  Mason 


521  East 
1408  Stockton 
6'2U  i>fark.  1 
540 

717  Mission 

520  Sacramento 

403  East 

cor  East  and  Conil 

58  Steuart 


Carlton  4  Johnson,  425  Drumm 

Carstulovice  John,  1022  Larkin 

Cttstia  N,  140  Sixth 

Chiiicovich  Steve,  2G  Turk 

CLIPPER  RESTAURANT,  ((ieo 

Dettner  propr),  311  anil  'M'A  PaoiHo 

Cocian  N,  1025  Dupont 

Collins  F,  822  Montuomery 

Collins  S  J'  &  Co,  .329                  " 
Collins  &  ^Vappel, 


BAKER  AUG, 

Baldwin  0  D, 
Banchetta  .FuUe, 
Barhieri  &  Danziart, 
Barrcoif  (r, 
Bclien  Kocco, 

BECKER  A, 


341  Bush 

35  and  37  Geary 

1120   Dupont 

235  Montgy  ave 

H)  Vallejo 

cor  Broadway  and  Dup 

.341  Bush 


Becker  Christian, 
Becker  Geo  J, 
Belhner  J  H  C, 
BerboraCi  N, 
Beriics  P  B  &  Co, 
737  Mkt  and  531  and 


30  Sixth 

SOOFourtli 

104  First 

■    G24  Kearny 

523  Commercial 


Bergez  &  Klein, 
Bernharaer  Harry, 
Bicdermann  L, 
Bill  C, 

Boccanovich  P, 
Biickou  &  Baccala, 
Bonacina  A, 
Boothby  Adolph, 
Bordeoux  V  &  Co, 
Bordenave  A  J, 
Boucher  Edmund,  308 
Bdvee  &  Crago, 
Bowron  &  Brown, 

BRADY  ftDOXLEAVT, 

Brady  \V, 
Broderick  John, 
Brom  Fred, 
Broneer  &  Smith, 
Bruner  M, 
Bunnell  R  P, 
Buriihans  J  H, 


Conrades  Fred, 
Cook  Peter, 
Cousins  A  H, 
Cressaglia  M, 
Dalland  A, 
Do  buo  H  J'  &  Co, 
Do  Constant  — , 
Desmu  Mme  R, 

DETTNER  GEO, 

Deutsch  M, 
Divisich  &  Buja, 
Dixon  (t  L, 
Domnick  F, 
Donadieu  Maisan, 
Donley  &  .faiiues, 
Donovan  &  O'Donnell, 
Drodaz  Mattio, 
Dubraveic  Dinke, 
Ducan  \Vm, 


204  Fourth 
612  Market 

7       " 

■i"o  T-rjaom 

15  Third 

522  Pine 

004  Montgomery 

1119  Dupont 

327  Montgomery  ave 

313  Pacific 

.122  and  .324  Bush 

332  East 

20-15  Mission 

10  Kolsom 

425  Bush 

304  Market 

1303  Polk 

503  East 

1400  Polk 

113  Seventh 

1055  Market 

(Lieb- 


DutTey  Wm, 

ELITE   RESTAURANT 

seiiutz  &  Gregory  proprs), 

SE  cor  Pine  and  Montgomery 


530  Washington 

504  MaVket 

1 1  i:ddy 

29  Drumm 

1(51  Steuart 

540  Connnercial 

535  Merchant 

312TownBend 

539  Jackson 

70  I  Montgomery 

MontgoniL'ryave 

7I9M"ikct 

519  Clay 

530  Market 

253  Steuart 

41  Pacitic 

10  Steuart 

24  Third 

826  Market 

927  i 

202  McAllister 


Engclberg  Emil, 
I'Vldsehan  Adolpli, 
Ferini  J, 
Finch  \y  G, 
Fletcher  &  ifaith, 


416  Kearny 

015  Montgomery 

12  Ellis 

522  California 

201)  Davis 


BURHIN  &  YERKOVICH  A. 

813  Stockton 
Burns  H  W,  Battery  and  Filbert 


Csesar  J, 

Calderwood  &  Bradley, 

Calevi  E, 

Campe'a  Restaurant, 


1022  Market 

5  Leidesdorff 

535  Merchant 

533  Clay 


Fowler  Chas,       cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 
Franciscosioh  Matthew,  0  Fourth 

Franicheivih  N,  15  Vallejo 

FRAZIER  F  F,  325A  Bush 

Frederick  B,  2.S4  Sutter 

Freitas  M  T,  "  43  Second 

tialimberti  C,  522  Pine 

( lallagher  John  P,       Fiont  and  Market 
({allugher  Frank  &  Co,  718  Montgy 


George .'  ohn, 
(riannini  .1, 
(iibsou  J  E, 
Glosich  G, 
(!raf  George, 
Greenough  C  C, 


205  T'lird 

617  Mission 

10  Sacramento 

212  Brannan 

510  Pine 

831  Kearny 


Groben  Henry,  cor  R  R  .and  Tenth  aves 
(Jrundies  John,  15  Pacific 

GUISTI  JOE.      105  California  Market 


Haake<,'  H, 
Habergartens  Jaa, 
Hansen  &  Peterson, 
Hasselbrook  Wm, 
Healy  Terrance, 
Heinemanu  L, 
Hellier  Wm, 


337  Bush 

208  Dupont 

644  Fourth 

1236  Market 

813 

513  Valencia 
110  Fourth 


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Henry  W  W, 
Hibbard  Mrs  Mary, 
Hiller  Joiin, 
Hinz  Louis, 
Hittinger  A, 
Hoesch  H, 
Hoif  Jacob, 
Hoffman  P, 
Holt  Thos  M, 
Horst  Henn  uu  H, 
Horst  &  Matthey, 
Jancovich  Luco, 
Johnson  Chas, 
Johnson  E  A, 

JOHNSON  P. 

Johnson  &  Shay, 
Jordan  Jackson, 


519  Clay 

715^  Howard 

101  Steuart 

800  Larkin 

105  Dupout 

417  Pine 

628  Fourth! 

706  Mission 

510  Market 

218  Sanaom 

8()7  Market 

cor  Davis  and  Clark 

199  Sixth 

■ '  5  East  I 

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917     "         I 

605  Commercial  I 


Mikulich  J  C, 
Miller  W, 
Milloglav  M  P, 
Milloglav  P  P, 
Mooney  P, 


MORCHIO  MRS  M 

(Bodie), 
Morrell  J  W, 
Mosberg  A, 
Muliu!  &  l)»iggan, 


323  Washington 
5 

138  Fourth 

217  Sixth 

cor  Taylor  and  Market 


&  SON, 

6  Leidesdorff 

537  Sacramento 

3  Sixth 

211  Sutter 


Jovovich  L,       cor  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Jugassovich  A  &  Co,  106  Sixth 

Kamps  F  W,        .  18  California 

Knauth  C  W,  cor  Kearny  and  Bay 

Kopp  Chas,  lot  Seventh 

Koster  Jno  &  Co,  61 4J  .Merchant 

Krafft  Ferdinand,  42'^  Kearny 

Kroger  H,  ^05  Pacific 

Krosher  H  i,  540  California 

Kruse  M,        Chestnut  and  Montgomery 


Muller  Jno, 
Mulicr  L, 
Newman  Mrs, 
Nielson  Chris, 
Nielsen  Wilhelm, 
Niessen  John, 

NORAGEE,  HJUL  &  CO, 


Stockton  near  O'Farrell 

307  Battery 

504  Montgomery 

632  Vallejo 

227  Montgy  ave 

1324  Stockton 

22  Fifth 


Kupper  Benj, 
Kuzanick  L, 
Labine  Oliver, 
Lacoste  Frank, 
Lahey  &  McNeil, 
I<antheaume  H, 
Larsen  C  G, 
Larson  Anton, 
Le  Boucher  E, 
Le  Burdeck  Louis, 
Leger&  Little, 
Liebenberg  H, 
Ligon  &  Stork  L  &  J, 
Linne  Henry, 
Loo  &  Lahaille, 
Lorentz  R, 
LOVELY  MARK. 
LUGHETTI F, 
MackF, 

Mack  S  M  &  Co, 
Manning  A, 
Mannion  \Vm, 
Maricih  Luca, 


211  Market 

306  Dupont 

641  Commercial 

617  Sacramento 

133  Fifth 

520  Merchant 

18  Eddy 

902  Kearny 

308  Montgomery  ave 

630  Commercial 

1316i  Larkin 

39  Market 

445  Bush 

732  Fourth 

641  Washington 

7  Stockton 

650  Market 

519  Davis 

26  Stockton 

222  and  224  16th 

426  Pine 

Seventh  and  R  R  ave 


Obradovich  S, 

O'Brine  D,      cor  Bay  and 

Oetgengerdes  Fredk, 

Ohnstein  O,      •■ 

Olen  Edward, 

Paul  &  Wilson, 

Pearson  Mrs  S  A, 

Pechin  Chas, 

Pedruzzi  S, 

Perier  Mrs, 

Perini  &  Ferini, 


901  Stockton 

Montgy   ave 

31  O'Farrell 

249  Fourth 

212  Sansom 

236  Montgomery 

631  Clay 

417   Front 

cor  Pine  and  Kearny 

507  Pine 

105  and  107  Dupont 


Petersen  &  Hansen,  624  and  646  Fourth 


23  Vallejo 
Martha  Washington   Coffee  House, 

429  Pine 
Martin  — ,  15  Third 

Martin  in  Libenow,  705  Battery 

Mayer  (>has,  Grand  Central  &  Miss  Mkt 
McCaulley  &  Young,       1 1  and  )3  Sixth 


MeClean  vVm, 
McPherson  Geo, 
Medoirch  &,  Co, 
Meiners  Rudolph, 
Meiners  R  Jr, 
Meyer  Louis, 
Middlesworth  H  C, 


1427CaKfornia 

221  Dupont 

5  Brooks 

306  Post 

923  Market 

1007 

131  Sixth 


Peterson  &  Decker, 

PETERSON  L, 

Peterson  Peter, 
Phillips  H, 
Pickett  E, 
Pie]^)er  M, 
Piercys  Bros, 
Pigna^  A. 
Pike  &  Hayes, 
Pindo  J, 
Pope  G, 
Pratt  L  D, 
Pratt  L  O, 
Presti  Alo, 
Priet  P, 
C^uaig  &  Tyler, 
Quellmalz  Otto, 
Raciech  Andrew, 
Radovich  Antony, 
Ranickel  Frank, 
Rassinno  Wm, 
Reed  Jas, 
Regans  T  A, 
Reul  Wni, 
Reinhardt  Chas, 
Remasso  L  &  Co, 
Ribby  — , 
Richards  Geo  H, 
Rippey  W  C, 
Ronerson  Nelson, 
Rogat  J, 
Rogers  (}eo  A, 
Rolff  H, 
RolffM, 


644  Fourth 

531  East 

907  Kearny 

219  Mission 

1126  Larkin 

156  Second 

437  Bush 

29  Third 

628  Kearny 

723  Davis 

549  First 

9  Stockton 

312  Bush 

19  Powell 

115  and  117  Dupont 

1021  Market 

1737  Mission 

419  Davis 

254  Steuart 

421  Fourth 

306  Dupont 

608  Clay 

616  Sacramento 

52  Third 

767  Mission 

607  Clay 

525  Clay 

315  Fourth 

525  Clay 

103  Washington 

816  Front 

1244  Mission 

1602  Geary 

2019  Fillmore 


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Roseta  Frank.  &  Co, 
Rossi  A  &  Co, 
Rovegno  D, 
Sainsot  Francis, 
Ssracen  E, 


607  Clay 

521  Commercial 

615  Commercial 

200  Mission 

814  Third 


SAVLMANN  &  LAUENSiTEIN. 

520  California 
Schroeder  &  Saenger,  425  East 

Schroth  &  Westerfeld,  228  Kearny 

SchultK  Jos,  267  Third 

Schwur  E  J,     cor  Montgy  ave  and  Kear 


Scott  F  R, 
SefiFobricli  Tripo, 
Seifert  Charl, 
Severance  H  W, 
Shay  J, 
Simon  H, 
Smeth  A  S, 
Smith  A  V. 
Smith  Chas, 
Smith  John, 
Smith  L  F, 


503  Washington 

827  Market 

14  Steuart 

612  Montgomery 

917  Market 

131  Sansom 

1004  Market 

17  Washington 

1013  Folsom 

214  Washington 

153  Seventh 


Sotzen  &  Meyers,    cor  14th  and  Mission 

SOS  Kearuy 
302  Dupont 


Spiro  R, 

Sickels  J  E, 

Steiner  L  C, 

Stoeten  H  K  &  Co, 

Swain  A  E, 

Swain  R  R  &  Co, 

Swift  Wm, 

Tagliaferro  A  &  Co, 

Thyckson  &  Baganza, 

Tiooulet  &  Pinot, 

Tompkins  Thos  I, 

T8clnirr&  Diugeonj 

Tuttk  S  E. 

United  States  Restaur"-nt, 

UZZOVICH  JOHN, 

Vanoni  &  Scott, 
Violioh  A, 
Vlantin  Joseph, 
Vlantin  Paul, 
Vorwerck  C, 


1120  Market 

33  U  East 

636  Market 

213  Sutter 

517  California 

)33  Washington 

700  Mission 

308i  Sutter 

135  Post 

217  Kearny 

1320  Howard 

548  Clay 

3244  l>avis 

146  Second 

727  Davis 

283  East 

715  Davis 

1819  Powell 


RICE  MILLS. 

Greenwood  Wm  M,  cor  Fremont  feMfes 

ROLLING  MILLS. 

PACIFIC  ROLLINO  MILL  COw 

(W  Alvord  prest),  •  16  First 

ROOFERS. 

(See  also  Tinners.^ 
Bocarde  &  Whittier ,  608-  ThihT 

Bruggemann  Henry, 
Bry&n  J  M, 
Burke  FH,. 
Coulin  &  Roberts, 
Cronan  W  J, 
Duncan  George  &  Co, 
Fiske  H  G, 
(irimm  A, 
Higgs  H  W, 
Larkin  &  Flaherty, 
Maguire  James, . 
Merrell  I  L, 
Xew  England  Com  Roofing  Co, 

N  W  coi  Mission  and  Main 
Pacific  Asphaltum  Co, 

422  Montgomery  and  420  Jacfcsoii 
PcrineNP,  8:^8  Market 

lloady  Roofing  Co,         422  Montgomery 
Sheppard  F  A  M,  1331  Missioa 

Snook  G  &  VV,  (530  Sacram«itt> 

SONXTAG    CHARLES   &  CO, 

(iron),  40  California 

TeasueWm,  I18Ed<ly 

Walton  N  0,  219  Mission 

Wilson  Wm,  612  Missio** 


20»  Sutter 

13a  Third 

528Galifomi« 

728  Mission 

930  McAllister 

652  Market 

819' 

230  Montgomery. 

535  Pacific 

35  Pofifc 

1075  Marfcet 

314  TowiiLsend 


Wainright  Wm, 
Wappel  Bros, 
Westerfeld  &  Page, 
Wesheimer  Kahn, 

WESTON  WM, 

Wihbi!  T  B, 
Williams  John, 
Wilson  A  W  &  Co, 
Wilson  &  Felt, 
Wittman  &  Bigno, 
Women's     Christian 
Union  l^estauraut. 
Wood  worth  John, 
Workman  Jno, 
Wunscho  C  G, 

Zambelich  J  &  Bros, 
Zengeler  Mrs  Sarah, 
Zosiel  G, 


1 1.  Ninth 

204  and  206  Fourth 

745  Market 

322  Montgomery 

9  Stockton 

3  First 

608  Clay 

614    •' 

49  Sacrametito 

412  Pino 

Temperance 

629  Sacramento 

514  and  516  Pacific 

605  Davis 

46  Steuart 

509  Clay 

24  Dupont 

306  Sixth 


K.  N.  \KUVAL. 


W.  S.  SOMKRVEM.. 


Pacific  Asptialtum  Co. 

AN|tlialtiim  und    F4>lt  RoofM,   liMftc. 
u-alkM,  and  Collar  Vloors.. . 

Itepairitiffiloiio.     All  work  iruuranteetK    A»|)hal- 
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RUBBER  GOODS,  HOSE  ANH 
LEATHER  BELTING. 

COOK  &  ELLIS.  37  Fremont 

FOLKERS  J  H  A  &  BRO,  ns  Mont 

(ioodyear  Ittibher  Co,    577  and  579  Mkt 

GREGORY  H  P  &  CO,      '-'  and  4  (i»! 

GUTTA  PERCHA  AND  RUB- 
BER MANTTFG  CO.  (l  W  Tay- 
lor mau;'3!er),  501  Market, 

.Sutton  Chas  .'r  *  Co,         M  and  36  Cftl 

Williams,  Dimond  &  Co,        202  Mapfcet 


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Dodge  Broa,  1 16  Post 

HA^S  MW&CO,  137  Montgomery 
Kibbe  G  R,  331  Keaniy 

KLINKNEB  C  A,  320  8au8om 

Oakley  AD,  712  Montgomery 

Sheplar  S  H  &  Co,  702  Market 

SAFE  DEPOSIT  CO. 

Safe  Deposit  Co  of   San  Francisco, 
(J  D  Fry  prest),  SE  cor  Mont  and  Cal 

SACKS-GRAIN. 

(See  Bags.) 

SADDLERS. 

(See  Harness  Makers  and  Saddlers.) 

SAFES  AND  SCALES, 

BIGELOW    &    MORRIS,    (iron 

girders  and  prison  cells),  316  Mission 
ERUNER   JAS   D,    (agt  Moseler 

Safe),  405A  California 

Bryant  &  Taylor,  312  California 

FAIRBAIIXS  &  HUTCHINSON. 

(Fairbanks'  Standard),  417  Market 
Hall's  Safe  and  Lock  Co,  21 1  &  213  Cal 
Leavitt  C  d,  225  and  227  Beale 

Xauman  P  V,  20!)  Davis 

PACIFIC  COAST  COMBINA- 
TION LOCK  AND  KNOB  CO. 

(J  D  Swift  prest),  408  California 

Paige  S  B,  28  New  Montutomery 

Parkhiirst  V  S  W,  416  Market 

Raymond  &  Wilshir,       215  and  217  Cal 
Sims  Jno  R,  123  Beale 

SONNTAG  CHAS  &  CO,  40  California 

SAILMAKERS. 

Blakiston  J  S.  6  Clay 

Bi  onsoti  &  Armitage,  1 1 1  Broadway 

Courtney  Jno  K,  516  Davis 

Funk  C  V,  46  Clay 

Neville  &  Co,            31  and  33  (.'alijornia 
Reynolds  Thos,   cor  Market  and  Steuart 

Siinpson  &  Fisher,  34  Steuart 

A't'ood  W  C,  44  Market 

SALT. 

AMERICAN  SALT  CO.         217  Sac 

BARTON  B  F  &  CO.  (Pioneer  Salt 
Works),  211  and  213  Sacramento 

BARTON  JOHN.  (Union  PaciHc 
Salt  Co),  216  Sncr.imento 

Block  E  M,  207  Front 


HETWOOD  &  HENDLET.  (agts 

Crystal  Salt  Work8),222  and  224  Clay 
Liverpool  Salt  Works,  321  Davis 

Osterloh  H,  37  Commercial 

SASH  FACTORIES. 

(See  Doors,  Sash,  Blinds,  etc;  also  Plan- 
ing Mills,) 

SAUSAGES. 

ANDERAN  JOSEPH,  (Swiss), 

27  California  Market 
Devrieze  F, 
Englen  B, 
Ooekecke  L, 
Kaniigeisser  Julius, 
Kaskel  Louis, 

PETERIJOHNH, 

I'izzala  C, 
Schnetzler  &  Bell, 
Sell  vv' an  ion  &  Ludwig, 
Str.'.ub  John, 
Weil  M, 
Winter  Bros,  '  ^ 


823  Pacific 

213  Fourth 

1322  Dupont 

140!)  Stockton 

10  Taylor 

32  California  Mkt 

1132  Dupont 

21  Sixth 

3  Stockton 

239  Fourth 

108  Dupont 

43  Fremont 


SAVINGS  BANKS. 

(See  Banks — Savings  and  Loan.) 

SAWMAKERS  AND  FILERS. 


American  Saw  Co, 
Biaiiconi  I, 
BONNEY  0,  (mak 
Brown  \Vm, 
Derbin_&  Mej'er, 
Liuforth  Alfred, 
Munson  J  H, 
Ortet  J  F, 

PACIFIC  SAW 

(N  W  Spauhling 

Robson  Henry, 
Seculovich  PT, 
Terry  W  N, 
Webster  ^^•  W  , 
Whaley,  Bowley  & 


20  .Spear 

2420  Fo4 

;er),  221  Mission 

222  Jackson 

27  Connnercial 

318  Jackson 

504  SteveuHon 

524  Commercial 

MANUFG  CO, 

&  C  P  Shatfield), 

17  and  1!)  Fremont 

300  Jackson 

504  Stevunson 

7  Spear 

45  Fremont 

Co,     105  Sacramento 


O.  BONNEY, 

No.  221  MISSION  STREET. 

Hnn  FrunciMco. 

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Farming   Implements, 
Grain  Belts.   Draper  Sticks.  Ac. 


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213  Fourth 
1322  Dupont 
1409  Stockton 
10  Taylor 
32  California  Mkt 
1132  Dupont 
21  Sixth 
„  3  Stockton 

^'  239  Fourth 

108  Dupout 
43  Fremont 

BANKS. 

vinga  and  Loan.) 

AND  FILERS. 

20  Spear 

2420  Fo.^t 

221  Mission 

222  Jackson 

27  Commercial 

318  Jackson 

504  Stevenson 

524  Commercial 

MANUFGCO, 

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17  and  19  Fremont 

300  Jackson 

504  Stevenson 

7  Spear 

45  Fremont 

Co,    105  Sacramento 


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Enreka  Mills,  pier  9  Steuart 

Hansen  A  &  M,  Main  bet  Miss  and  How 
Hardenburch  Isaac,  134  Main 

FORT  BLAEELY  STEAM  SAW 

MILL,  (Puget  Sound),  pier  3  Steuart 
Prescott  &  Sanborn,  Howard  and  Spear 
STOCKTON  MILLS,  (A  Washburn 

propr).  Berry  bet  4th  and  5th 

Trinidad  Mill  Co,  pier  2A  Steuart 

Welch  &  Co,  100  California 

SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES, 

Academy  of  Natural  Soiouees, 

cor  Cal  and  Dupont 
Augier  Miss,  ()18  O'Farrell 

BARNARD'S  BUSINESS  COL- 
LEGE, 120  Sutter 
Bergerot  John,  611  Stockton 
Clarke  Institute,  229  O'Farrell 
Espina's  Writing  Academy,  33  Kearny 
Filippe's  Academy,  235  Kearny 
Forster  Mme  Louis.  912  Sutter 
HASTINGS  S  C,  (law),  rm  2,  0315  Clay 

HEALDS*  BUSINESS  COLLEGE, 

24  Post 
Klein  Mrs  Anne,  1709  Sutter 

Mc(Jauley  Mrs  J  F,  628  (3  Parrell 

^ledical  l)ep  University  of  Cal, 

Stockton  and  Chestnut 
Merritt  Mr^:  H  A,  2204  Steiner 

MooreN'W,  405(»eary 

PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE, 

320  Post 
Prince  Miss  I  G,  218  Eddy 

St  Ignatius"  '^ollege, Hayes  and  Franklin 
St  Vincent's  School,  071  Mission 

SOUTHERN  T  R,  (writing),      24  Post 
University  School,  320  Eddy 

Ward  Mrs  M  E,  I.") 1 9  Sacramento 

West  Miss  Mary  B,  1001  Sutter 

SCULPTORS. 

(See  also  Marble  Works.) 
KERTELLCHAS,  ho  O'Farrell 

SEARCHERS   OF  RECORDS. 

Berry  Chas  E,  619    Montgomery 

Clement  Joseph  &  E  B,  710  Washington 

CRAIG  &MOSEBACH,    40i  Moutgy 

522  California 
41 J I  •' 

523  Kearny 
6  Montgy  ave 
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621  Clay 

230  Montgomery 

214  Sansom 

328  Montgomery 

522  California 


GILLISPIECV, 

(iillespie  W  M, 

HART  CHAS  B. 
HOBBS  WALTERS, 
HOFFS  W  J, 

Msarns  (ieo, 
Miliar  John  E, 
Miller  J  P  (i, 
Rouleau  F  A, 
Simpson  C, 


SEEDSMEN. 

(See  also  Nurserymen  and  Florists.) 

BOWEN  E  J,  815  Sansom 

Cox  Thos  A  &  Co,  409          " 

Loomis  H,  320          •' 

HUTCHINGS  J  M,  120  Sutter 

MILLER  FA,  1727  Mission 

Silvester  (I  F.  317  Washington 

SWEENEYJP&CO, 

„„  „„  409  and  4 1 1  Davis 

TRUMBULL  R  J  &  CO, 

419  and  421  Sansom 

Ulricii  .t  Ixiopold,  35  Post 

Viiuent,  Sevin  *  Co,  607  Sansom 

WELLINGTON    B  F,   (impr  and 

^lealer),  452  Washington 

SEWER  AND  IRRIGATfNG 
PIPES. 

GLADDING,  McBEAN  &  CO, 

1310  and  1312  Market 
KNIGHT  J  H,     1314  and  1316 
MARTIN  P,  (Pacific  Cement  Co), 

524  California 

SEWING  MACHINES. 

American  Button  Hole,        1216  Market 
Bigaze  L  A,  1227  Stockton 

Cohen  Wm,      904  Market  and  1 39  Sixth 
Doualnie  Henry,  304  Hayes 

DWELLE  J  fi,  507^  Stevenson 

Esfuleaton  A  T,  124  Post 

EVANS  J  W,  (Domestic),  29   " 

(irover  &  Baker,  29    " 

Highatn  E,  901  Market 

HILL  ARTHUR  M,  (manager 
Samuel  Hill  estate,  agt  Eldridge, 
Florence,  Crown,  Victor,  Wilson, 
Wardweil,  Weed,  White,  Home 
Sliuttle,  Home,   Peerless,  Daunt- 


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Hubbard  S  W, 
Jossclyn  H  K, 
Kiermau  Miciiael, 
I.cnhardt  K  &  Co, 
Lightburn  S, 
Morrison  I!  !!, 
New  Auiericau, 


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667  Mission 
111  Sutter 
836  Mission 
1 0  Stockton 
235  Sixteenth 
1252  Market 
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JOHN,  (C  Schawl  agt),        30  Second 
SHELDON  M,  130  Post 

SINGER  MANUFG  CO,  (J   K 

Mackenzie  agt),  118  Sutter 

Stewart  Sewing  Machine, 

■  139  Sixth  and  111  Sutter 

WHEELER  &  WILSON. 

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ETC. 

Alexander  R  S,  15  Drumm 

Allen  L  S,  107  Bryant 

Boole  Geo,  5  Spear 

Campbell  Murdock,  7  Steuart 

Christy  Jas,  126  Berry 

Coleman  D  K,  9  Vallejo 

Crockard  H,  20  Mission 

Davis  R  P,  508  Battery 

DICKIE  BROS,  IS  Market 

Direks  J  J,  Ni.ith  ave 
Edmonds  &  Taylor, 

Union  bet  Battery  and  Front 
Ervin  H  J,  5th  ave  bet  J  and  K,  S  S  F 
Farenkam  O  F  L,    9th  ave  bet  G  and  H 

Farnham  &  White,  11  Steuart 

Gilmour  John  D,  209  Main 

Gracchi  &  Baglietto,  5  Vallejo 

Griffin  J  D,  239  Steuart 

Kerruish  Mward,  ,   .'00  Battery 
LANOREHB  HENRY  a  25  Market 

Lenon  John,  26  Folsom 

McTernan  Bros,  lil  Commercial 

Middlemas  &  Boole,  pier  J9  Steuart 

PHELPS  W  S  &  CO,  15  Drumm 

Reed  John,  316  Main 

Turner  &  Rundle,  122  California 

Whelan  J  A,  11  Folsom 

SHIP  CHANDLERS. 

Carty  L.  1329  Sansom 

Coffin  &  Hendry,  2-8  Market  and  1-7  Sac 
CRAWFORD  A  &  CO,     2527  Market 
FOARD  LORENTZ,  (new  and  sec- 
ondhand  shij)  material),     3-5  Steuart 

HEATH,  GALLUP  &  CO,      58  Clay 

Hopken  L,  41 8  Davis 

Hubert  Chas,  509  and  51 1      " 

Josaelyn  (i  M  &  Co,  38  and  40  Market 

Middleton  &  Co,  .'521  Front 

Mighill  Win  E,  105  Steuart 
PATON  W,  (steel  wire  cables),  41^0  Cal 

Whitelaw  T  P  H,  foot  of  Second 

SHIPPING   &   COMMISSION 
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107  Bryant 

5  Spear 

7  Steuart 

126  Berry 

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508  Battery 

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209  Main 

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239  Steuart 

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SHIRT  MANUFACTURERS. 

Aaron  Simon,  106  Dupont 

Atkinson  L  k  Co,  22  Sansom 

Basch  Louis,  206  Kearny 

Beamish  P,  cor  Inird  and  Market 

BLACK  HOWARD, 

Cavasso  I, 
duett  Geo  B  &  Co, 
Crook  E  W, 
Eureka  Shirt  Factory, 
Falkenstcin  A  &  Co, 
Fenn  &  Co,  » 

Flaherty  John, 
Gedge  F  J , 
Hess  Henry, 
Jacobs  M  &  Son, 
Kusel  S  A 
Lawton  W  D, 
Leavitt  W  F  &  Co 


39  Sutter 

618  Washington 

126  Kearny 

126         " 

124-126  Sansom 

20        " 

1505  Market 

328  Bush 

126  Kearny 

219  Montgomery 

20  Sansom 

SOS  Valencia 

9  Post 

230  Kearny 


LEMO  L.615  Kearny  and  1007  Stockton 

Levey  Oias,  424  Kearny 

Lengfield  L,  121  Sansom 

LOWES*  :«1  Kearny 

Mayer  R,  14  Dupont 

Meiuinger  Louis,  217  Turk 

Meyerstein  &  Lowenberg,  109  Satisoui 

MORISON,  HUTCHINSON  &  00, 

(Star  Shirt  Factory),  1 12  Bush 

NEUSTADTERBROS,  (Standard). 

NE  cor  Battery  and  Pine 


Niemann  H, 
Popper  L, 

POPPERS. 

REEB  E,  (Diamond), 
Sauford  &  liobinson, 
Sewerth  Mrs  A, 
Seymour  W  H, 
Sherman  &  Lloyd, 
Silberstein  S, 

STEELE  MRS  J  B, 

Stobz  &  Weidenreich, 
Tennant  Mrs  J, 


120  Sutter 
431  ivearny 
233 

19  Sanson! 
126  Keanry 

.520  <i;eary 
126  Kearny 

45  Second 
950  Market 

22  Dupont 
202  Bush 

102  Powell 


8.  POPPER, 

PI03iTEE:E^    STO^E 

Nearly  opposlt*  (llironiclo  Iluilding, 
itsa  Krariiy  ISt..  Man  FraiioiNro, 


Manufacture;*  the  best  ((Uiility  of  Shirts.  Tlic 
Flannels  useJ  in  tliis  cstKblishiD-  "•  are  made  to 
pass  thvouyh  u  iirivato  process  by  v.liich  tbey  be- 
odtne  absolutely  unshrinkable,  without  injury  to 
the  fibre,  a  verj  important  cpiallty  in  an  ui'ider 
garment. 


H.  BLACK, 

SHIRTS  &  UNDERWEAR 

Made  toOrder.    A  Perfect  Fit  sruanmtaed. 

No.  30  Sutter  Street, 

(.'orner  of  Montgomery, 
Han  Fraiivlspo,  C^l. 


SHOE  NAILS  AND  TACKS. 

DOYLE  H  &  CO,  511  Market 

SHOOTING  GALLERIES, 


(raudron  A, 

KLEIN  J  E, 

Ladd  C  D, 
Lawlor  P  J, 
Mason  S  E, 
Shapter  Thos, 
Vogt  Louis, 


811  Market 
745  Mission 
821  Kearny 

522  Bush 
1230  Market 

9  Powell 
202  Dupont 


SHOW  CARDS. 


Boxton  Geo, 

McDowell  wm, 

Pidge  DM, 


9  Geary 

G08  Market 

20  Post 


SHOW    CASE    MANUFACT- 
URERS. 

Ankers  Christ  &  Co,  1032  Market 

DIXON  &  BERNSTEIN. 

250  and  252  Market;  12  and  14  Front 
Furlon-j  &  Manseau,  823  Market 

MILLER  J  M  &  SON,     545  California 
ProflF  Jacob,  2 1 5  Powell 

Proll  Wm  &  Co,  537  California 

TEUBNER  &  HOFFMANN,  532  " 


C.  E.  BOMAN, 

SHO^\r   OASES 

And  all  kinds  of 

STOiaE  Fiscr-CTEaEs, 

New  and  seoond-hand— CHEAP. 
13  Stockton  mt.,  near  Siai-kct. 

SAX  FRANCISCO.     ■ 

SIGN  PAINTERS. 

(See  Painters.) 

SILK  MANUFACTURERS. 

BROWN  &  METZNER,    (impra 
and  agts  Corticelli  silk),      549  Market 

Cal   Silk  Manufg  Co,  (R  R   Yates 
act),  585        " 

Carlson  &  Currier,  (agt  Belding  Bros 
k  Co),  "  569 

EVANS  J  W,  29  Post 

Leszyiiaky  k  Bro,        200  to  204  Kearny 
Vinnay  A,  300  Post 

SILVER  PLATERS  &SMITHS. 

(See  Platers — Gold  and  Silver.) 


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SMELTERS. 

Aaron  &  Irelan,  49  Mchts  Ex  bldg 

Mendheim  &  Hoifman,  415  Mission 

Robertson  John  A,  '22  Montgomery 

SELBY  SMELTINO  &  LEAD  CO, 

(Prentiss  Selby  supt),  416  " 

Starr  &  Mathison,  Berry  bet  4th  and  5th 

SMOKERS'    ARTICLES- 
IMPORTERS. 

Eisfelder  Wm,  202  Sansom 

FEIGENBAUM  &  CO, 

120  and  ]2t)  Sansom;  217  and  211)  Pine 
Frankenthal  &  Co,  California  and  Bat 
Schumann  L,  341  Kearny 

SON  BROS,         300  and  302  California 

SOAP  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See  als>o  Candles  and  Soaj). ) 

Alta  Soap  Co,  109  and  1 1 1  Oregon 

Argonaut  Soap  Works, 

Potrero  a\  e  bet  El  Dorado  and  Center 
Bay  Soap  &  Candle  Factory, 

119  and  121  Front 
Bettman  M,  311  Commercial 

BROWN  RICHARD. 

Channel  bet  14th  and  loth 

CAL  BLEACHING  SOAP,(Peake 

&  Fisk),  SE  cor  Folsonj  and  Sixteenth 

CHAMPION  SOAP  FACTORY, 

(TIjos  Dolr.n),  Alal)amaan(l  El  Dorado 

CHEMICAL  SOAP  FAC 

TORY.    (Kichard    Brown), 

Channel  bet  14th  and  15th 
Clark  Bros,  Xe1)raska  bet  15th  and  Kith 
Commercial   Soap  Co,  (Dakin  & 

Libby),  XE  cor  Sacramento  and  Davis 
Eagle  Soap  Co,  209  Clay 

Ehrman  M  &  Co,  110  Front 

Harbor  View  Soap  Co,  708  Bran,  12  Cal 
Lougliran  B, 
Rhode  Isl'd  bet  El  Dorado  and  Alameda 
LUCY  0  R  &  CO,  123  CaUfornia 

Mission  Soap  &  Candle  Works,  108  Bush 
Moirenthau  Max,  lOtli  bet  Fol  and  Har 
NEWELL  BROS.   (N  Y  Soap  Co), 

221  Davis  and  17  and  19  Diamond 

NEW  ENGLAND  SOAP  MANU- 
FACTORY. (H  Fishl)eck  &  Co), 
NE  cor  Nebraska  and  New  Potrero 

Nicott  Edward  &  Co,      cor  7th  and  Miss 

Peterson  C  A  &  O), 
Juniper  bet  Fol  and  Har  and  2.32  Front 

Royal  Soai)  Co,  205      " 

SEIDEL  F  E, 

San  Bruno  Road  nr  29th;  office  48  Clay 
Smith  Lucy  &  Co,  405  Front 

Standard  So!lp  Co,  204  Sacramento 

Stuhr  A,      San  Bruno  Road  nr  15th  ave 


UNITED  WORKINGMEN'S 
SOAP  MANUFG  CO, 

cor  Potrero  and  Sixteenth 

RICHARD  BROWN, 

Manufacturer  of 

The    Grand   Family.    Chemical, 
Olive  and  (5astile 

SOAPS, 

And  Grand  Waiihing  Powders, 
Channel  St.,  I»et.  ]4t1i  and  IStli, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

A.  A.  Pkake.  J.  U.  Fisk. 

California  Bleaching  Soap  Co. 

Manufacturers  of 

HALL  &  WAGNER'S  CALIFORNIA  BLEACRING  IP, 

Factory,  corner  of  Folsoiii  anil  Sixteenth  Stg. 
.Sun  Francisco,  Cal. 

ARM[E:t!i  A  l»AI.riA9I.  Atfents, 

113  &  117  Front  (Street. 

SOCIETIES. 

(See  Associations.) 

SODA  AND  SALERATUS. 

(agt 


CHURCH  A  S. 

&  Co), 
Doe  J  S, 
Empire  Soda  Works, 

GRENNAN  JOHN, 

Pacific  Soda  Co, 


John  Drt'ight 

405  Front 

109  California 

1721  Market 

110  Tyler 

Bryant  near  Fifth 


Reiaers  C  A,  7L'3  Turk  and22l>  Ehnave 

SODA    WATER    MANUFAC 
TURERS. 

BAY  CITY  SODA  WATER  CO. 

(J  O  (irennan  supt),        110,  112  Tyler 
Braining  \Vin,  733  Union 

(Jrystal  Soda  Water  Co,  Stock  and    " 
Somps  P  (t,  201  Clementina 

Thompson  Geo  C,  1015  Mason 

Ward  John  T,  1 1  Drumm 

SPOOL  COTTON. 

CLARK  GEO  A  &  BROS,  511  Market 

SPRING    MANUFACTURERS. 

Belts  Spring  Co,  218  Fremont 

CAUFORNIA  SPRING  MANU- 
FACTURING CO.  147  New  Montgf 


H.WACHHORST.  importer  Of 


Fine   Watchea, 
Jewelry,  Dlamouda 


.31 5  J  St.,  Sac. 


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(iv't  John  Dwight 

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109  California  I 

Irks  17-21  Market 

^\^  110  Tyler 

'  Bryaut  near  Filth 

Turk  and  '22-1  Elm  ave 

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bA  WATER  CO. 

Cupt),       110,11-2  Tyler 

Iter  Co,  Stock  and    " 
'201  Clementina 
1015  Mason 
11  Drumm 

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SQUIRREL  POISON. 

WAKELEE  H  F  &  CO. 

S£  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush 

STABLES. 

(See  Livery  Stables.) 

STAIR  BUILDERS. 

Drew  Jno  R,  218  Spear 

HURLEY  D  J,  136  Main 

JESSIE  &  DREW,  (South   Point 

Mills),        Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
LANGLANP  N  P,  407  Mission 

McGuireA,  415 

Prescott  *"  ^.    Howard  and  Spear 


STATIONERS. 

(See  also  Books  and  Stationery.) 

Amheim  SI,  8  Steuart 

Bailey  J  H,  1513  Stockton 
Barkhaus  F  W  &  D,  213  Kearny 

Bell  &  Camp,  639        " 

BILLINGS,  HARBOURNE  &  CO. 


D.  J.  HvyRLEV, 

STAIR    BUILDER, 

No.  136  Main  Street, 

Between  Minsion  and  HnwunI, 


SAN   FRANCISCO. 


JESSE  &  DREW, 
STAIR  BUILDERS, 

South  Point  Mill,  Berry  Street, 

Between  Third  and  Fourth,    SAN  FRANCISCO 


Blake  Sumner  C, 
Blaxham  C, 
Bowles  James, 
Bush  P, 
Choyinski  I, 
Coghlan  John, 
Conkliii  Frank, 
Cook  Bros, 
Copper  F, 
Cordeii  Thos  J, 

CUNNINGHAM. 
WELCH. 


Constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order,  Stair 
Baila,  PoBta,  Balusters,  &c. 

N.  P.  LANGLAND, 
STAIR    BUILDER, 

Wood  Turner  and  Scroll  Sawer, 

407  Mission  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Cunningham  Robt  D, 
Denny  Edward  &  Co, 
Dixon  Mrs  H  H, 
Dodge  Bros, 
Dutton  &  Withington, 
Fairweather  J, 
Fish  Nathan, 
Frank  &  Co,   cor 
Freund  &  Co, 
Frey  W  A, 
Grube  Max, 
Harris  B  &  Son, 
Harris  S, 
Hays  W  K, 
Hodge  Jno  G  &  Co, 
Holbert  H  S, 

HOLMES  D  W, 

Hook  Bros, 
Howell  Joseph  L, 
Immel  Jane, 
Kochmann  Morris, 

LEAVITTSB&CO, 


3  Montgomery 

617  Mont  &  503  Kear 

304  Sixteenth 

cor  Leidesdorff  &  Com 

-248  Fourth 

28  Sansom 

519  Taylor 

310  Sixth 

34     " 

436  Kearny 

524  Fourth 

CURTISS   & 

327  to  331  Sansom 


131  Fourth 

512  Sacramento 

1618  Polk 

116  Post 

306  California 

542  Hayes 

60  Second 

Sacramento  &  Sansom 

204  Bush 

404  Kearny 

340  Third 

2  Battery 

402  Fourth 

225  Sixth 

314  California 

218  Third 

316  Dupont 

34  Sixth 

624  Montgomery 

1647  Mission 

214  Sixth 

526  Sacramento 


STAMPING,  ETC. 

CAMERON  MISS  AGNES,  1 16  Taylor 
Kreuser  Mme  C,  323  Sutter 

O'Hara  Mrs  A,  1406i  Powell 

Stettin  Mme  H,  443  Bush 

Strothoff  Mrs  M,  1022^  Market 

Sullivan  Mrs,  118^  Post 

STARCH. 

CHURCH  A  S,  (agent  J  J  Wood), 

405  Front 
Cutsinger  S  &  Co,  205     " 

Eaierton  H  C,  109  California 

EVERBING  J  &  CO,  48  Clay 

Jones  C  C,  214  Sacramento 


LeCount  Bros,  417  and419  Montgomery 
Martin  E  T,  5  " 

Metzger  Louis,  208  Bush 

Patton  A  F,  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 

PAYOT,  UPHAM  &  CO,  204  San 

Philan  John,        cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 


Pieper  H  C  &  Co, 
Reuben  M, 
Robitscheck  H, 

SADLER  &  CO, 

Scott  H  &  Co, 
Scott  J  C, 
Smith  H  F  &  Co, 

SPENCEAS&CO, 

Stanley  G  W, 
Stevenson  &  Longwill, 
Strong  G  W, 
Tishler  Geo, 
Turner  E  Q, 
Vaughan  Fred'k, 


1010  Buchanan 

628  Montgomery 

416  Sacramento 

605  Market, 

138  Fourth 

22  Third 

225  Kearny 

537  Market 

4  Seventh 

28  Second 

2039  Mission 

2i  Sixth 

2403  California 

602  Montgomery 


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Weiner  M  H,  334  Sixth 

Wood  Geo  M  &  Co,  120  Post 

Wood  Geo  T,  133  Fourth 

WKIGHT    &     HANCHETTE, 

433  Montgomery  ave 
Zellerbach  A,  413  Sanaom 

Zolhier  Henry,  i!36  Sixth 


Envelopes  and  Writing  Paper. 

Importers  and  Jobbers  uf 

Euvelopos,  Note,  Letter  and  Cap  I'apers.  AgeutB 

for  Mor^m  Envelope  Co.,  and  National 

Paper  Co.,  MasxacliuMctts, 

60S  Market  «4t.,  under  Cirand  Hotel, 

SAN    FRAXCIHCO. 

Lowest  KateM  Uuaraiiteed. 


STATIONERS-WHOLESALE 

BANCROFT  A  L  &  CO,      721  Market 

BLAKE,  BOBBINS  &  CO,  516  Sac 
BONESTELL,  ALLEN  &  CO.  415  San 
CEOCKER  H  S  &  CO,  40i  and  403  ." 
CUNNINGHAM,    CURTISS  & 

WELCH,  327  to  331  Sansom 

Dutton  &  Withington,       30G  California 
Hodge  J  G  &  Co,  314 

LEAVITT  S  B  &  CO,  52e  Sacramento 
Le  Count  Bros,  41i)  California 

PAYOT,  UPHAH  &  CO,  t.'04  Saaaom 
SADLER  &  CO,  605  Market 

STEAM  ENGINES. 

GREGORY  H  P  &  CO,      2  and  4  Cal 

THOMSON  &  EVANS.  110-112  Beule 

STEAMER    LINES    AND 
AGENCIES. 

California  &  Mexican  S  S  Co,  10  Market 

CALIFORNIA  STEAM  NAVI- 
GATION CO(T  C  Walker  pres), 
office  and  landing  Wash  St  Wharf 
California  Transportation  Co, 

NW  cor  Jackson  and  East 

CENTRAL  PACIFIC  R  R 
STEAMER  AGENCY, 

Washington  St  Wharf 

COMPAGNE  GENE  RALE 
TRANSATLANTiaUE,  5  Mont  ave 

Cunard  Line  (Williams,  Dimond  & 
Co),  202  Market 

Eel  River  &  t'rescent  City  Steamer 
Line,  foot  Second 

Entfpire  &  Marshiield  Steamer  Line, 

213  Jackson 

EUROPEAN  STEAMSHIP 

TICKET  OFFICE,       5  Montgy  ave 


Fritch  Geo,  120  PaciKo 

FUGAZI  J  F,  6  Montgomery  ave 

Generate  Transatlantic  Co  (Belloc  & 

Co  agt),  524  Montgomery 

Guerin  P  S,  Washington  St  Wliarf 

HAMBURG-AMERICAN  PACK- 
ET CO  (Henry  Balzer  &  Co),  20ii  San 
Hongkong  Packet  Line,  206  " 

Howes  (ieo  &  Co,  302  California 

HUMBOLDT  STEAMSHIP  CO 

(Searles  &  Stone),  22  California 

INMAN  LINE,         5  Montgomery  ave 

HARRINGTON  JOHN,  5 10  line 
Laflfey  E  N,  508  Battery 

Meinke  J  F  &  Co  (Hamburg- Ameri- 
can), 401  California 
Merchants'  Tow  Boat  Line,       271  East 
Merrill  J  C  &  Co,                204  California 
North-German  Lloyd  Steam   Ship 

Co  (C  Duisenberg),       314  Sacramento 
Oregon  Steamship  Co,  210  Battery 

Pacific  Coast  S  S  Co,  10  Market 

Pacific  Mail  S  S  Co,  Mail  Dock 

Pacific  Steam  Navigation  Co,  202  iMkt 
Piper  J  B  (Bay  and  Biver  Schrs),  7  Clay 
Bed  Star  S  S  Line,  208  Montgomery 
Royal  Mail  Steam  Packet  Co,     108  LeiJ  1 

SAN  FRANCISCO  STEAMBOAT 
&  T  R  A  N  S  P  ORTATION  CO, 

(Jeremiah  Miller  pres), 
office  and  landing  Jackson  St  Wharf 
Simpson   A  M  &    Bro    (Coos   Bay 

Vessels),  44  Market 

Smith  Capt  B  (Gulf  of  Cal  S  S  Co), 

211  Sansom 
Steamer  Ellen  (G  H  Oakley  captain), 

Jackson  St  Wharf 
Stockton  Transportation  Co,        124  Cal 

STOW  LINE  HONOLULU  PACK- 
ETS (f^eo  F  Coffin),  13  Pine 

Turner  &   Bundle   (Tahiti    Packet 
Line),  122  California 

Victoria  &  Nanaimo  Steamer  Line, 

118  Pacific 

Wells  Chas  H  (Puget  Sound  Pack- 
et Line),  20  Califoruii 

WHITE  STAR  LINE  (New  York 
and  Liverpool),        5  Montgomery  ave 

Williams  &  Guion  Line  (J  F  Fugazi), 

5  Montgomery  sve 

STEAM  POWER. 


Overend  J  A  T, 
Pacific  Power  Co, 


506i  Commercial  J 
314  Califoruii  i 


STENCIL  CUTTERS. 

HOFFMAN  &  SCHENK,       414  S«i 

KUNKNER  C  A  &  CO,  320  Sansoij 
RIDLEY  A  E  &  CO,  rm  17,  323  Front! 

Smart  &  Co,  209Claj| 

Smart  G  B,  28  Marketl 

TRUWORTHY  P  M.  318  Front! 


TRY  MURRAY'S  MAGIC  OIL  L.  Biumauar  &  Co.,  'S£"£iv?!r< 


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524  Montgomery 
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'    5  Montgomery  ave 

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NJOaa,     508  Battery 

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401  California 
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204  California 
Steam  Shiv 
314  Sacramento 
210  Battery 
10  Market 
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^[avigation  Co,     202  Mkt 
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JAM  POWER. 

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314  CaliformiJ 


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28  Markelj 


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Stencil  Plates,  Burning  Brands, 

RUBBER  HTAMPtil,  Etr., 

A.  E.    RTDLEY    &   CO. 

323  Front  Street,  Room  No.  7, 

Oorner  of  Commercial, 
SAN  FRAMCIHCO. 


STENOGRAPHERS. 


Belden  E  T, 
Bennett  Clement, 
Brown  &  Maxwell, 
Cherry  F  W, 
Darneal  H, 
Gearhart  J  W, 
Houghton  S  C, 
Hyatt  TH, 
Jones  H  A, 
Maginnis  J  J, 
Marsh  Andrew  J, 
Maxwell  Wm, 
Osboume  S, 


(537  Kearny 

434  California 

004  Merchant 

G3G  Clay 

604  Merchant 

636  Clay 

U  S  Court  bldg 

604  Merchant 

40  Montgomery  block 

636  Clay 

708  Montgomery 

604  Merchant 

65  Nevada  block 


Riley,  Osboume, 
sey). 


Kobmson  Crittenden, 
Summer  Chas  A, 
TollesChasH, 
Von  LowenfclsC, 


Maxwell   &   Kin 

309  Montgomery 

310  Pine 

604  Merchant 


402  Montgomery 


60' 


STOVE  BRICK. 

RAT  W  S  &  CO,        12  and  14  Market 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE.  . 

(See  also  Tinners.) 
•Importers. 
Abrahamson  P, 


Alexander  C  M, 
Ballard  G, 
Bohn  John, 
Briggs  G  W, 
Broc)k  &  Kneass, 
Brown  A  &  Son. 

BROWN  CHAS, 

Bryan  J  M, 
Buchoiz  Henry, 
Bucknam  &  Langrchr, 
Butterwortli  J, 
Corey  Thos, 
Crowley  (ieo, 
Culley  &  Brook, 
*De  La  Montauya, 
Douglas  Wm, 
Dyer  M, 
Elder  &  Dobbie, 
Fiiikbeiner  G, 
Freeman  &  Wren, 
*(Joodrich  Taylor, 
HofTmann  &  Ernst, 

*HOLBROOK, 
STETSON. 


STEVEDORES. 

Allen  &  Young,  Battery  nr  Union 

CHASE  &  WOLFF,  JMH)  Front 

Freese  AC,  3  Mission 

Menzies,  Bingham  &  Co,       514  Battery 
Pitman,  Middleton  &  Co,         38  Market 
Sennett  J  &  Co, 
Spear  A  F  &  Co, 
Stryker  &  Kiernan, 
Whitney  G  H, 


317  California 
Pier  22  Steuart 
Pier 


Pier 


10 


lis  Jno  G, 

ImhoflF  S  G, 
Jewett,  Sherman  &  Co, 
Judkius  E  H, 
Kilday  Wm, 
Koch  Adam, 

LANGREHR  HENRT 


939  Market 

211  Fourth 

215  Second 

112  Seventh 

532  Montgomery  ave 

1006  Market 

39  Eddy 

18  Dupont 

120  Third 

222  Sixth 

22  Steuart 

I14»i  Folsom 

202  Pacific 

230  Sixth 

1006  Marlcet 

214  to  220  Jacl  son 

_240  Fourth 

749  Mission 

606  Clay 

1429  Dupont 

326  Third 

22  Geary 

1214  Stockton 

MERRILL   & 

113  Cal  and  19  Davis 


Leiser  Louis, 
Levy  Elias, 


814  and  816  Kearny 

319A  Fifth 

122  Battery 

2120  Mission 

1138  Howard 

807  Market 

&  CO, 

25 

81  Fourth 
872  Folsom 


STOCK  YARDS. 

Aherne  M  J,  331  Montgomery 

Colbert  &  Lynch,  cor  Market  and  Tenth 
CunnitF  Wm,  cor  Twelfth  and  Market 
Dumphy  &;  Hildreth,  504  Kearny 

Horan  J  D,  cor  Ninth  and  Howard 

Mason  M  H  A,  405  California 

MOFFAT  £  &  H,  238  Keamy 

S  F  Horse  Market,  37  New  Montgy 
SGHOENFELD  JACOR  331  Keamy 
SweeneyA  Sharkey,  1 1th  and  Howard 
WASHBURN  H  (Great  Eastern 
&  Western  Horse  tc  Mule  Market), 

SE  cor  Fifth  and  Bryant 


LEWIS  J  F,  SW  cor  R  R  and  14th  av 
Little  &  Lawson,  603  Bat  and  306  Jack 
McCarty  — ,  9334  Market 

•MONTAGUE  W  W  &  CO, 

110,  112andll4  3attery 
Mund  &  Wadman,  5  Taylor 

Pander  E,  32  Geary 

Phillips  &  Gibbon,  3004  Mission 

Porteous  A,  1314  Dupont 

Prag  Martin,  125  Clay 

*RAY  W  S  &  CO,  12  and  14  Market 
Rehm  C,  208  Sixteenth 

Reil  &  Lawrence,     cor  7th  and  R  R  ave 


Rustemeyer  W  J, 
Schuster  Bros, 
Snook  G  &  W, 
Stoutenburgh  Ike  A, 
Sylvester  L, 
Tay  Geo  H  &  Co, 

SE  cor  Cal  and  Davis  and  616  Battery 


2325  Mission 

306  Sutter 

630  Sacramento 

117  Washington 

811  Larkin 


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WEAVER  D  E. 

Weaver  D  S, 
Williams  S  G, 


524  Washington 

153  Third 

124  and  263  Sixth 

253  Fourth 


STRAW  WORKS. 

ATLANTIC  STRAW  WORKS, 

132  Fourth 
Cowles  G  W  M,  1017  Market 

EXCELSIOR  STRAW  WORKS, 

120  Fourth 
Hill  M  H,  753  Mission 

PACIFIC  STRAW  WORKS, 

16  Fourth 

WESTERN  STRAW  WORKS. 

108 

STREET  RAILROAD  COS. 

CaIifornia,NE  cor  California  and  Larkin 
Central,  32  Front 

City,  14  Valencia 

Clay,       SW  cor  Clay  and  Leavenworth 
Geary,  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 

Market,  440  Valencia 

North  Beach  &  Mission,  4th  and  Louisa 
Omnibus  Railroad,  725  Howard 

Potrero  &  Bay  View,  4th  and  Townsend 
South  S  F  Park, Railroad  and  Ninth  a\ ' 
Sutter,  cor  Sutter  and  Larkin 

SUGAR   REFINERIES  AND 
DEALERS. 

AMERICAN  SUGAR  REFIN- 

ERY  (The),  (C  Adolphe  Low  & 
Co),  208  California 

California  Beet  Sugar  Co,  Cal  and  San 
SFRECKELS  A  B,  (secy  Califor- 
nia Sugar  Refinery),  215  Front 
Chai>in  C  A,  313  Montgomery 
Currier  Willis  J,  (agt  Buffido  Grape  ' 
Sugar  Co),  205^  Front 
Standard  Sugar  M'f'g  Co,  2324  Montgy 

SURGICAL  INSTITUTES. 

NATIONAL  SURGICAL  IN- 
STITUTE* (J  M  Hinkle  manag- 
er), 319  Bush 

SURGICAL     INSTRUMENTS. 


CahillEJ,  528  California 

Freeman  J  H,  12  " 

Gibbes  C,  628  Montgomery 

Gihlies  J  T,  628  '* 

Hoadley  Milo,  20  Merchants'  Exchange 
Jasper  Thos,  1544  Howard 

Pardy  Jno,  402  Montgomery 

SUPREME  COURT. 

Finkler  Henry,  bailiff,  640  Clay 

Belden  E  C,  phonograpic  rep'r,640  " 

Smith  Geo  H,  reporter,  640  " 

O'Connor  Thos,8ecy  and  libr'n,640  " 

Gross  Frank  W,  clerk,  640  " 

ihornton  J  D,as80ciate  justice,640  " 

Sharpstein  J  R,     "  "       640  " 

Ross  Erskine  M,  associate  jus,  640  " 

Myrick  M  H,  "  "  (WO  " 

McKinstrey  E  W,     "  "  610  " 

McKee  S  B,  "  "  640  " 

Morrison  R  F,  chief  justice,      640  " 


FOLKERS  J  H 

Schneider  W  H, 
Will  &  Finck, 


A&BRO,  llSMont 

28  Geary 
769  Market 


SURVEYORS. 

Allardt  G  F, 
Benson  J  A, 


432  Montgomery 
607 


TAILORS. 

Abendroth  F, 
Abraham  Abraham, 
Alexandra  A, 

'  ppel  Simon, 

ission  Jos, 
Assion  Jos  C, 
Attell  Seymour, 

BALOUN  JOSEPH. 

Baruth  H, 
Bascom  H, 

BENEDICT  &  SMITH, 

Bercyits  Simon, 
Bernstein  D, 
Bernstein  S, 
Bine  Sc  Georges, 
Blake  J, 
Block  John, 
Bloch  Leopold, 
Bogner  Chas, 
Borkhim  Herman, 
Brodigan  Patrick, 


2515  Mission 

402  Pacific 

303  Stockton 

786  Folsom 

205  Montgomery 

625  Market 

53  Third 

613  Washington 

•        556  Natoma 

115  Geary 

136  Montgy 

534  Pacific 

729  Folsom 

791  Mission 

119  Sutter 

422        '* 

648  Commercial 

119  Sixth 

11  Sutter 

632i  Polk 

304  Minna 


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Bull  James,  107  Third 

BULLOCK  ft  JONES>  105  Montgomery 
Burkhard  John,  cor  R  R  and  Tenth  aves 


Burr  B  J, 
Burr  &  Fink, 
Canty  T, 
Caro  Morris, 
Cavanagh  James, 
Chandler  Geo, 
Chisholm  D, 
Claire  John, 
Cohen  A, 
Cohen  E, 
Cohen  G, 
Cohen  L, 
Cohen  Michael, 


22  Montgomery 

22  " 

820  Howard 

414  Pacific 

141  Fifth 

16  Anna 

7  Auburn 

105  Jackson 

516i  Mission 

635 

44  Geary 
408  Pacific 
410  Pacific 


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528  California 
12  *' 

628  Montgomery 

628  ,    " 

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1644  Howard 
402  Montgomery 

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402  Pacific  | 
303  Stockton  i 
786  Folsom 
205  Montgomery 
625  Market 
53  Third 
613  Waahiagton 
^        556  Natoma 
115  Geary 
TTH.     136  Montgy 
534  Pacific 
729  Folsom 
791  Mission 
119  Sutter 
422        "  , 
648  Commercial 
119  Sixth 
11  Sutter 
532i  Polk 
,  304  Minna 

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MaR  and  Tenth  aves 

o2  Montgomery 

22 

820  Howard 

414  Pacific 

141  Fifth 

16  Anna 

7  Auburn 

105  Jackson 

616i  Mission 

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410  Pacific 


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Cohen  N, 
Cohn  T, 
Colemun  H, 
Collins  J, 
Colman  Solomon, 
COOPER  JOHN. 

CorODran  D  P, 
Cuddy  J  G, 
Curley  J  H  &  Co, 
Curtiss  J, 
Dannheimor  L, 
Dantzacher  Otto, 
Davis  A, 
Davis  Edward, 
Davis  I, 
Davis  Jacob, 


931  i  Market 

821  Juckson 

521  Hyde 

610  Post 

412i  Pacific 

24  New  Montgomery 

614i  Post 

904  Folsom 

32  Montgomery 

304  Jackson 

539  California 

633  Washington 

606  Third 

Ml     " 

404     " 

131  Second 


Davis  Mark,  R  R  ave  bet  8th  &9th  aves 
Degenhart  Louis,     136  Montgomery  ave 


Denis  Henry, 
Dippel  W  G, 
Dodge  k  Gorevan, 
Dodge  M  M  A  Co, 
Doherty  D, 
Domenicle  B  &  Co, 
Drady  Thomaa, 
Dunphy  L, 
Eckford  R, 
Echler  Henry, 
Eidinger  E, 
Eisenberg  J, 
Elwell  Frank, 
Erb  Manuel, 
Ernst  Aaron, 
Esby  Jno,  * 

Farmer  H  W, 
Pass  A, 
Pass  Nathan, 
Feder  Isidor, 

nOEL  JOSEPH, 

Fink  J  L, 
Finking  Richard, 
Flood  B, 
Fogel  B, 
Frank  N, 
Franklin  S  S, 
Freiter  A, 
Friedman  L, 
Frischling  P, 
Fross  M  B, 
Garlick  Samuel, 
Geimann  Wm, 
Gellert  Louia, 
Ghio  Felix, 
Ghiselli  G, 

OILLT  &  MIGNON. 

Gordan  R, 
Gottlieb  M, 
Goulet  Isadore, 
Grenberg  Louis, 
Gross  P  H, 
Haas  Morris, 
Hand  John  S, 
Harmon  E, 


1210  Kearny 

106  Dupont 

511  Montgomery 

80!»A  Market 

625  Slerchant 

1335  Dupont 

151  Fourth 

2010  Polk 

122  Tyler 

7  Turk 

2239  Mission 

139  Montgomery 

313  Sutter 

23  Harriet 

802  Jackson 
605  Broadway 

187  Jessie 

808  Stockton 

603  California 

907  Larkin 

211  Montgomery 

22 

222  O'FarroU 

959^  Mission 

907  Battery 

135  Post 

213  Pacific 

18i  Fifth 

1003  Post 

lt»  Geary 

515  Bush 

cor  Sixth  and  Howard 

509  Montgomery 

521  Sacramento 

721  Montgomery 

Clark  near  Front 

421  Montgy 

803  Market 
186  Jessie 

415  Montgomery 
5  Trinity 

629  Montgomery 
802  Larkin 
314  Kearny 
24^  Dupont 


Harris  Chaa,  502  Paoifio 

Harshall  Geraon,  230  Third 

Harshall  Gua,  58  Third 

Harvey  B,  26i  Fourth 

Hastings  C  C  &  Co,cor  Mont  and  Sutter 


Heeth  A, 
Hetferman  J  k  Son, 
Henessy  D, 
Henke)  E  W, 
Herbert  P, 
Hintze  Isaac, 
HoffS, 
Hogan  J  J, 
Holland  Edward, 
Hornberg  A  P, 
Houston  Richd  T, 
H  uber  John, 
Hutter  J, 
Isaac  M. 
Isaac  Saml, 
Jacobs  J, 

.laretzky  Mendel, 
Jennings  Wm, 


421  East 

995i  Market 

142  Second 

431 Dupont 

405  Broadway 

338  Bush 

3' Taylor 

839  Valencia 

119  Post 

441  Bush 

324  Dupont 

448  Mmna 

321  Jessie 

639  California 

507  Jackson 

4264  Bromlway 

36  First 

1602  Mission 


Joseph  Bros,     SW  cor  Montgy  and  Pine 


225i 


KAISER  WM, 

Kiilisky  C, 
Kiiul  Samuel, 
Kavanach  John, 
Kayser  M  &  Bro, 
Kearney  J  F, 
Kelly  Lawrence, 
Kennedy  Edward, 
Kenney  P, 
Kenny  &  Sheahan, 
Kilinehaupt  A, 
Klaus  Jno, 
Klinge  Wm, 
Koechler  Adam, 
Kolble  Joseph, 
Kruger  Chas, 
Lachman  L, 
Lahl  J, 

Lancaster  k  Northon, 
I^ncaster  T  k  Co, 
Leopold  Louis, 
Levi  li, 

LEVISONH. 

Levy  A, 
Ijcvy  Jacob, 
Levy  MS, 
Lewil  I, 
Lewis  Max, 
Lindecker  J  H, 
Lindeiibaum  M, 
Lindow  J, 

LitchfieldJM&Co, 
Low  A, 


335  Bush 

1 10  Second 

405  Commercial 

6  New  Montgomery 

223  Montgomery 

1122  Harrison 

27  Fourth 

505  Califoniia 

307  Minna 

691  Market 

109  Sixth 

634  Pacific 

119  Fifth 

2108  Fillmore 

1210  Kearny 

Montgomery  ave 

518  Pine 

513    " 

613  Montgomery 

531  California 

428  Dupont 

227  Pacific 

323  Mont  and  733  Mkt 

466  Sixth 

816  Stockton 

176  Minna 

23  Hyde 

424  Hayes 

787  Folsom 

32  Garden 

913  Pacific 

415  Montgomery 

12  Turk 


Lynch  H,  NW  cor  Third  and  Jessie 

Mahony  D,  1513  Polk 

Marks  Henry,  628  Commercial 

Mayer  Henry,  10;)  Sutter 

McCarthy  M,  187  Jessie 

McDonald  k  Williams,    14  Montgomery 
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Menne  C,  533  Waahin^on 


Meyer  Joseph, 
Meyer  Julius, 
Meyer  &  Walker, 
Meyera  J, 
Meyers  &  Loewensteiii, 

MEYERS  M  J, 

Michnel  !S, 
Miller  Ludwig, 
Milue  A, 
Molony  P  S, 
Monusch  Juliiin, 
Moorbrink  J  B, 
Morris  A, 
Morritt  William, 
Mucha  1', 
Newman  S, 


430  Sixth 

607  Commercial 

908  Market 

501  Kearny! 

22  Dupout 

1  Hardie  Place  I 

118  Uidesdoril'i 

204  Htevonson' 

625  Merchant  j 

138  Montgomery' 

2001  Mission 

1070  Market! 

110  Third! 

95'->4  Howard! 

448  Third 

1050  Howard! 


Siegel  M, 
Solomon  Isadore, 
Hoiomon  S, 
iSpelman  J, 
tSquoglia  O, 
Staah  H  O, 

STEIL  HENRY, 

Stephen  B, 
Sternberg  M, 
Straub  J  N, 
Sullivan  J  •!, 
Sweeney  N, 
Thomiis  Thos, 


1502  Stockton 

530  PuciHo 

616  Jackson 

506Bu8h 

!M)2  Montuomery  ave 

310  Montgomery 

237  BiiHh 

118  Ninth 

7  Spring 

307  Hay  eg 

:«)3  Washington 

41  Second 

140  Minna 


1210  Polk 


Nicolai  W, 

NICOLL    THE   TAILOR,  | 

727  Market,  18  Kearny  and  505  Mont 


TFORSON  NICOLAUS,  15  N  Montgy 

TOillN  J  H,  114  Montgomery 

Trautner  Bros,  307  Dupout 

Trebois  F,  222  Montgomery  ave 

1210  Kearny 


Noltc  Herman, 
Nordwell  0  W, 
0' Neil  Charles, 
Oppenheim  S  B, 
Ososke  Morris, 
Oyen  S  C, 
Pinkish  Morris, 
Plagemann  Wm, 
Pluuz  Henry, 
Plege  Louis, 

FOHEIH  JOE. 

Probst  F, 
Pyser  Louis, 
Pyser  M , 
Raphael  H, 
Bead  E, 
Redmond  D, 
Redmond  E, 
Reid  John, 
Reynolds  Ceo  L, 
Rhein  &  Siegel, 
Rhodes  S  R, 
Riegelliaupt  Philip, 
Risley  A  A, 
Roberts  Wm, 
Rosener  H, 
Rosener  S, 
Rourke  John, 


431  Dupout 

•218  Bush 

G'23  Merchant 

413  Kearny  j 
372  Clementina 

548  Fourth; 

407  East: 

14  Geary 

525      '• 

337      '• 

203  Mont;  724  Market 

1210  Kearny 

428  PaciHc 

1.325  Polk 

9  Taylor 

1(34^  Jessie 

1 148  Folsom 

1511  Stockton 

907  i  Market 

038  Clay 

414  Sanson! 
008  Montgomery 

500  Market 

24  i  Dupmt 

8  Montgomery 

402  ■"■ixth 

808  Folsom 


Tressler  E, 
Tynan  Wm  D, 
Ulrich  Henry, 
Unger  M, 
Usselini  A, 
Vecci  Z, 

VETTER  F, 

Vogel  T, 
Ward  C, 
Weinberg  L, 
W'eiss  J, 
Weiss  J, 
Werner  John, 
Westerman  John, 
Wilton  E  F, 
Winn  T  J, 
Wirter  Adolph, 


504  Post 

1210  Kearny 

726  O'Farrell 

219  Sixth 

1 18  Montgomery 

1 145  Market 

409  Bush 

681  Mission 

3034  Thirl 

1  iMhly 

223  Kearny 

631  Merchant 

668  Howard 

412i  CJeary 

313  Sutter 

308  Post 


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Rush  M, 

Samuel  H,  808  Third 

SCHAFER  ft  COt  n  Montgomery 

Scharfenberg  Adolph,  27  Stockton 

Schehr  W,  610  Montgomery  ave 


Schellenberger  A, 
Scheurer  Christian, 
Schoellhorn  F, 
Schoemaker  A, 
Schweinle  L, 
Schewetzer  J, 
Shilling  Joseph, 
Short  Michael, 
Short  Peter, 


10  Stockton 

147  Fourth 

1528  Stockton 

2629^  Mission 

36  Eddy 

329  Sixteenth 

1046  i  Folsom 

409  and  411  Montgy 

1  Montgomery 


Wisluzil  J,  605  and  10  Mont:  302  Kear 
Wood  Samuel,  775  Market 

Young  W  D,  307  Minna 

Zinnaman  &  (rutman,  223  Bush 

Zinnamon  A,  308    " 

ZINNS  C,  611  Sacramento 

Zundorf  John,  422 


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THK  TAIIiOR. 

203  Montgomery  St.,    103  Third  St,, 
724  Market  Street. 

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7  Spring 
307  Hayes 
303  Washington 
41  Second 
140  Minna 
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114  Montgomery 
307  Dupont 
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1210  Kearny 
604  Post 
1210  Kearny 
720  O'Farrell 
211)  Sixth 
1 18  Montgomery 
1 145  Market 
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681  Mission 
303^  Tiiird 
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631  Mercliant 
668  Howard 
4124  (ieary 
313  Sutter 
308  Post 
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FOKEIUX  A  UOMKMTIC  «OOI»H 

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TAILORS'  TRIMMINGS. 

(See  also  Cloths  and  Tailors'  Trimmings.) 

Marcus  I,  125  Sunsnm 

Meyers  &  Loowenstoiu,  22  Dupont 

RilAS  E  &C0>26  and  28  Montgomery 
Stein   Simon  &  Co,    SE  cor  2d  and  Mkt 

TANNERIES. 

(See  also  Leather  and    Findings. ) 

BALZ  L  &  CO,  San  Bruno  road 

Beisel  &  Cook,  Pennsylvania  uve 

Bloom  W,         Kolsom  bet  18th  and  littli 
Cahen  Bros&  Co,  41  Clay 

Counihun  J  no,   Carolina  bet  27th  k  28tli 
Curtis  It,  28th  and  San  Bruno  road 

Dauforth  E  P  &  Co,  723  Battery 

Dietsch  G,     26th  bet  Howard  and  Capp 

FUNCXE&CO, 

312  Sansom,  factory  9th  near  Brannau 
HEINBEEG  B.  4i)  Clay 

Krenz  O,  cor  Filliert  and  tJough 

LAWRENCE  &  CO, 

Eleventh  ave  bet  Second  and  H,  S  S  F 
LEIDAL  T  A,  21)th  and  S  Bruno  road 
M(!Ale<ir  Frank,  Hamp  &  .SeriJentine  av 
Meehan  J,  c<»r  Twenty-sixtli  and  Uba 
Nichols  A  C  &  Co,  402  and  404  Battery 
O'Donnell  C,  607  and  609  Brannan 

Onen  Aug,  cor  Dolores  and  29th 

OPPEITHEIMER  IVAN,       45  Clay 

Patrick  A  B  &  Co,  cor  Folsom  and  18th 

SAN  FRANCISCO  TANNERY. 

cor  27th  and  San  Bruno  road 
Williams  Bros,  569  Market 

Wind  Moritz,  San  Bruuo  road 

TAXIDERMISTS. 


McNevin  E,  406  Beale 

Nichols  Elijah,  48  Fourth 

ROSS  WM  T.  A  M,  (elocution), 

rooms  78  and  79  St  Ann's  bldg 


406  Sansom 

203  California 

104  to  110  Front 

244  Sacramento 

123  California 

313  Clay 

208  Cal 

144  Sixth 


TEAS. 

Adelsdorfer  E  &  Co, 
Coleman  VV  T  &  Co, 
Ehrman  M  &  Co, 
HawleyOeoT&Co, 
Kerviiig  Fred  A  Co, 

LENNONJOHNA. 
LOW  C  ADOLFHE  &  CO. 

McAulitr&  Co, 

Montealegre  J  G,  218  Sacramento 

MOORE  I  C.  (importer),       317  Battery 

ORIENTAL  TEA  CO, 

Bay  City  and  Grand  Arcade  Markets 

Pacific  Tea  Co,  y'J5  ^Market 
Peking  Tt  a  Co,       Hayes  Valley  Market 

Rountree  &  McClure,  404  Front 

Runge  K  W,  40  Third 

Tal)er,  Harker  &  Co,  California 

Wellman,  Peck  &  Co,  128  Market 

Wheeler  F  A,  128  California 

TELEGRAPH  COMPANIES, 

American  District  Tel  Co,  222  Sansom 
Bay  and  Coast  Tel  Co,  20  Nevada  blk 
National  Bull  Telephone  Co,  140  Montcy 

WESTERN  UNION  TEL   OF 

FICE,  (.las  Gamble  supt),  300         " 

TENTS,  AWNINGS,  ETC. 

Burton  W  H,  159  New  Montgomery 
Dehuc  &  (jterardini,  620  Commercial 
Detrick  E  &  Co,  124  Clay 

NEVILLE  &  CO.  31  and  33  California 


Simonton  S  B 


771  Mission 


Lorquin  E  F, 
Nolte  Wm  F, 


410  Kearny 
27  Turk 


TEACHERS. 


Dance  Henr}', 
DuCastelE, 
Eiaeuschimel  Carl, 
Gabriel  Jacob, 
Jansaen  John, 
Knoflach  Augustin, 


1803  Polk 

327  O'Farrell 

235  Kearny 

711  Hyde 

419  O'Farrell 

228  Post 


THREADS. 

DOYLE  HENRY  &  CO.      oil  Market 

TiNNERS. 

(See  also  F coves  and  Tinware.) 

Austin  B  C,  414  Clay 

Clough  G  H,  2602  Folsom 

DYER  Mt  (copper  and  sheet  iron 

worker),  749  Mission 

Giffin  J,  605  Montgomery  ave 

Goger  Ch,  202  Dupont 

Greninger  D,  542  Fourth 

Lee  John  k  Co,  34  and  36  Main 

Lewis  Jno  F,  cor  Railroad  and  14th  aves 
McKeown  Wm,  511  Sixth 

Mocker  k  Newman,  327  Turk 

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TOBACCO. 

(See  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 

TOOLS. 

(See  also  Machinists.) 

AHOSKEAG  AXE  CO,  (iiichards 

&  Snow  pjjtints),  408  Market 

Bauer  Bros,  ()o4  Mission 

HinzC,  42  Spear 

Kelley  Martiu,  248  Beale 

XRAJEWSKI  FRED,  737  Fourth 
Kuhling  A,  MS)  Fifth 

RIDGEWAT  BROS,  (file),  305  How 
SCH£BTZ  J  H,  (corkscrew),  10  Stev 
WeichhartJ,  143  Beale 

Wright  John,  13  Fremont 

TOYS. 

(See  also  Fancy  Goods;  also   Varieties.) 

Ellis  Mrs  M,  20064  Mission 

FEI6ENBAXJM  &  CO, 

120  to  J26  Sansom  and  217  &  2J'.>  Pine 
Fox  Robt,  1415  Sti.ckton 

Peters  F  M  L  &  Co,  207  Montgomery 
SADLER  &  CO,  605  Market 

Sahla  F,  2054  Valencia 

SPENCE  A  S  &  CO.  537  Market 

TRANSFER  COMPANIES. 

(See  Express  and  Transfer  Companies.) 

TRIMMINGS. 

ETTIXGER  S.  105  Post 

GILLE  &  ROEHRIGS.     727  Market 


8.  ETTINGER, 

Manufacturer  of 

Fringes,  Gimps,  Cords.  Tassels, 
Buttons, 

And  all  kinds  of  fja«li<>M'  DreHs   Trini- 

DlinKM,  UpholHtei  y  and  Military  Trim. 
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1 06  Post  Street. 


California  Trimming  Manufactory. 
G/LLE  &~R0FHRIG8, 

Ladles'   DresH  and     UpholstcrerB'   Trimmingn, 
Kringes  QlmpH,  CordH,  TaasclB,  ButtonB,  Ktc. 

7X7  Market  Street.  ITp  Stairs. 


All  kinds  on  hind  and  manufactured  to  order  at 

Cor.  Ninth  and  Harrison  Sts. 

Saves  v.'  per  c«nt.  In  bruokaire  and  20  per  cent. 
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TRUNK  &  VALISE  MAKERS. 

BEHRENDT  H  &  CO.        107  Sansom 
Fochheimer  &  Steele,  109  Battery 

Harris  J  &  Co,  cor  Kearny  and  Market 
Hyland  Joseph  R,  101  Montgomery 

LONGSHORE  JAS,     2t>  New  Montsy 
Martin  D  S  &  Co,  *' 

2  Post  and  258  and  301  Bush 
Norgrove  John,  \1  Geary 

San  Francisco  Trunk  Manufr  Co, 

NW  cor  Sutter  and  Montgomery 

WIRSING  CHAS,  628  Market 


JAMES  LONGSHORE, 


26  New  Montgomery  Street, 

Palaee  Hotel.  Han  Francisco. 

F'aetory— N.  W.  Cor.  Montgomery  &  Sutter. 

Travelers*  Eqninase  of  Every  Des- 
erfption. 

Trunks,  Valises  anii  Bags,  wholesale  and  retail 
Trunk  Covers  and  Sample  Cases  to  order.  tUs. 
iwiring  done  at  short  notice. 


TRUSSES. 

3EEMAN  WM,  GlG  Clay 

CAL  ELASTIC  TRUSS  00.  (W 

J  Home  propr),  702  Market 

Dieterich  C,  Twentieth  and  Hampshire 
Folkers  J  H  A  &  Bro,  118  Montgomery 
I  X  L  Elastic  Truss  Co,  605  Sacramento 
Koehler  August,  507  Kearny 

Magnetic  Elastic  Truss  Co,  704  Sao 

Perforated  Frictional  Belt,  (505  " 

Pierce  &  Son,  704  Sacramento 


B.  y.  Oilman. 


L.  Racwuillat. 


GILMAN  &  RACOUILLAT, 

FATEITT  TULS  COYSBS 


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FHAGILE  AND  SLASS  WABES, 

The  BeNt  Packing  in  the  World. 

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TURNERS  AND   CARVERS- 
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Atwood  Henry,  Bryant  bet  5th  and  Oth 
Atkinson  Geo  F,  259  First 
Brehm  A  VV,  221  Mission 
Bryant  &  Hofifman,  308  Mission 
Cameron  &  Hull,  409  Mission 
Edwards  G  F,  Bryant  bet  5th  and  6th 
GRUNDEL  J  J,  811  Market 
Gurard  E,  625  Merciiant 
JACKSON  R  W,  614  Market 
Kemp  J,  109  Mission 
KERTELLCHAS,  227  Post 
Kewing  &  Eisel,  10  Stevenson 
Kreuger  J  H,  (canes),  769  Market 
McGuireA,  415  Miasion 
McKinnie  M,  409 
Meyer  J  G  H,  320  Kearny  and  10  Stev 
OSBORNE  F&CO,  (wood  orna- 
ments), 751  Market 
Pederson  B,  221  Mission 
Prescott  h  Sanborn,  cor  How  &  Spear 
White  Wm,  445  Ninth 


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Turner  and  Carver  in  Ivory,  Amber,  Shell,  Pearl, 
Hard  AYood,  Eti;. 

So.  811  Market  Street,  San  Francisco. 

KepairinK:  done  nn  Meerschaum  Pipes,  Moun  t 
inj;  in  Sliver.  Fancy  Uoodii,  Fans,  t'tc..  a  spe 
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Flanagan  &  Gallagher, 
(iolden  Thos, 

GRAY  N&  CO, 

Lockhart  &  Porter, 

16  0'Farrelland27 
Massey  &  Young, 
Mallady  Wn>, 
Mc(;inn  James, 
McMeniomy  .James, 
O'Connor  &  Sheehy, 
Peterson  &  Dowling, 


20  Fifth 

1248  Market 

641  Sacramento 

and  29  Bluxome 

651  Sacramento 

763  Mission 

863  Market 

1057  Mission 

1034  Market 

815  Market 


UPHOLSTERERS. 


Abury  &  Son, 
Bartels  H, 
lUck  Kobt, 

Bo'i'-n  Jolm,     SE    cor 
Bo^v  ...•  S  M, 
Hayuert  C, 
Hertweck  C  F, 
Hoey  Euujene, 
Hurst  &  Dore, 
•lansen  Alex, 

KEMP  JH, 

McAlister  Thomas, 
Miller  J  A, 
Miller  L  &  Co, 
Reed  Chas, 

Sohonberg  \V,NE  cor  0 
Straub  Fr, 
Sullivan  P, 
Voss  H, 


2609  Mission 

426  Hayes 

209  Mason 

Taylor  and  illlis 

1322  Polk 

211  Post 

902  Larkin 

1009  Market 

1209  Fillmore 

946  Howard 

10  Post 

928  Larkin 

1029  Market 

122  Geary 

1563  Market 

'Farrell&  Mason 

8  Hayes 

610  Post 

804  Larkin 


TWINES,  ETC. 

BARBOUR  BROS,  51 1  Markrt 

Burhank  Chas  D,  19  Dupont 

DOYLE  HENRY  &  CO,     51 1  Market 

TYPE  foundries; 

MILLER  &  RICHARDS,  529  <  ou.i 

Pacific  Typo   Foundry,  528  Sacramento 
Paintei  *  Co,  510  Clay 

UMBRELLA  MAKERS. 

ALSOP  J  S.  M\  Bush 

Barr  J  D,  323     " 

Caronte  Jos,  138  Post 

Creiuht  a  J,  61  Third 

GhislaS,  1314  Stockton 
Yeager  Thos  J,  3  Dupont 

UNDERTAKERS. 


Craig  Peter  &  Son, 
Dierks  Theodore, 


22  to  26  Mont  ave 
1218  Market 


UPHOLSTERY  GOODS. 

CAHN  M,  (Eureka  hair),  416  Sac 

Dunlap  Albert,  1520.^  Dupont 

Glover  &  Willuomb,     65  and  67  N  iMont 

KEMP  JOHN  H,  10  Post 

OSBORN  R  F  &  CO,  751  Market 

PLUM  CHAS  M  &  CO. 

641   and  643  Market 
RICHTER  PAUL  E,  209  Sansom 

U    S.  OFFICERS. 

Army  Medical  Purveyor's    Depot, 

31  iVew  Montgomery 
ChamlHirlain  C  H,  rec  U  .S  land  of- 
fice, 610  Commercial 
Clarke  SanilJ  .Ir,  reg  in  bankruptcy, 

U  S  Court  building 
Coey  .las,  postmaster,  cor  Wash  and  Bat 
Curtis  J  M,  wine  and  spirit  gauger, 

123  California 
Dent  Geo  W,  U  S  appraiser, 

U  S  Appraisers'  building 
Fulton  .las,  U  S  navy  paymaster,      " 
Higby  \Vni,  col  internal  revenue,      " 
Hillman  .las,  inspector  boilers,  " 

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ric  Court,  cor  Sanaom  and  Wash 

U  S  Signal  Service  Office,  (Nelson 
Gorom  sargeant),      42  Merch  Ex  bldg 

Lardner  H  F,court  com,  U  S  Court  bldg 

Lovett  W  E,  asst  U  S  dist  atty,  "     '« 

Morrill  Paul,  surveyor  of  customs, 

Custom  House 

MOOBE  J  G,  U  S  jippraiaer, 

U  iS  Appraiser'  building 

Sawyer  Lorenzo,  judge  U  S  Circuit 
Court,       cor  Sanson  and  Washington 

Payne  W  H  jjension  agent,     (i'iO  Wash 

POOLE  A  W,  U  S  Marshal, 

U  S  Appraisers'  building 

Sh.innon  Thos  B,  collector  customs, 
Custom  House 

SUB-TREASURY.  (W  Sherman 
treasurer,  Frank  Bornemann  cash- 
ier), <510  Commercial 

Stevenson  Col  Jno  D,  shipping  com- 
missioner, 118  Jackson 

Teare  Philip,  U  S  dist  atty, 

U  S  (?ourt  building 

Van  Duzen  A  P,  U  S  dist  atty,     '      " 

Wagner  Theodore,  U  S  Surveyor 
(Jeneral,  610  Commercial 

Waite  Edwin  (»,  naval  otiicer  of  cus- 
toms. Custom  House 

Wheaton  W  R,  register  U  S  land 
office,  ,        010  Commercial 

VARIETIES. 

(See  also  Toys;  also  Fancy  Goods.) 


Adams  Joel, 
Ahleiifehl  M  D, 
Andrews  Wm, 
Asher  A  F, 
liowen  H  D, 
Byrnes  Mrs  S  A, 
Clever  Mis'  C, 
Oabli  Henry, 
l>(>rr  .M.irtin, 
I)f>/le  iSri.  A, 


725  Hrannan 

lOH.i  Fifth 

:Mli     " 

408  Fourth 

841  Valencia 

2100  Stoiner 

'2'2'A  Sixteenth 

S0()  Twentieth 

124  Second 

'>'M  Sixteenth 


I>r</>[pt  G  F  C.  cor  Sixteentii  and  Mission 
l>x,rmY  **»»8  I.  '  •''•^'-'  Tyler 

kAttiilfsi,  ^aml,  I72()  Eddy 

F<iiUi;fa«t— ,  7 1. '{  Valencia 

yrsiiikUrt  Mrs  Jane,  .'{05  Hayeo 

'/"•jI'I  KK,  Itf  12  Pacific  ave 

(rTAtit  MfH  M  W,  Mason  and  Francisco 
Gray  Win,  Twenty -"•'••'•nrl  and  Kolsoni 
Hunt  Mrs  K,  I7.n8  Market 

HYMAH  JOSEPH,  .-.()<»  Hayen 

Isaac  S,  .'i27  I'acitie 

KayEJ.  1 '20  Taylor 

Kennedy  J  H,  605  Montgomery  avi' 

Lamar  Mrs  Catherine,  H]IH  Folsoni 

La.'jge  L  A,  2544         " 

Lobenst.mM,  1528  Turk 

Maginn  J,  'IM  Third 


Masturon  Chas, 
McDonough  D  &  Co, 
McLiaughhn  Mrs, 
McMann  James, 
Mearns  James, 
Messersmith  J  L, 
Morgan  J  E, 
Mulvill  Edward, 
Murrny  Mrs, 
Neilsen  Mrs  A, 
Robertson  R  L, 
Rohe  Mrs  M,  cor 

Rothman  H, 
Rudee  J, 
Smith  C  A, 

SPENCEAS&CO, 

Stewart  John  C, 
Stuke  A, 
Warren  August, 
Williams  C  L  &  Co, 
Wunderlich  E, 


ItOl  Larkin 

135  Hayes 

129  Eleventh 

413  East 

1500  Powell 

2501  Mission 

650  Fourth 

125  Fifth 

1002i  Valencia 

1213  Fillmore 

'JOO  Howard 

Webster  and  Ellis 

1513^  Dupont 

12'J  Second 

55  Fifth 

537  Market 

1829^  Union 

1411  Dupont 

107  Sixth 

417  Washington 

1877  Mission 


VARNISH  WORKS. 

California  Varnish  Works, 
Santa  Clara  and  Kan 

HUETER  BROS  &  CO,  (S  F   Pio- 
neer), 12  Second 

YATES  &  CO,  113  Front 


PIONEER  VARNISH  WORKS. 

HUETER  BROS.  &  CO., 

ManiifucturtrH  of 
Fine  i.'nMfli  nnd  Kail  way  VamiMb, 

ALSO, 

FarnUun*  VariilHht'M  and  Japaiio. 

Depot,  12  Seconil  8t.    Factory,  24th  St. 


VETERINARY   SURGEONS. 

Carpenter  W  H,  066  Howard 

Claussen  H  H,  H32  Buah 

DeTavelA,  811  Howard 

Evans  G  A.  ;i()8  Main 

Larsen  S,  12  Merchant 

Ijowis  Thos,  43'J  Jessie 
Manpiart  F,  cor  Sixteenth  and  (iuerroro 

Miller  EL,  1325  Mission 

Obrock  .1  U,  1;VJ4  Market 

Potter  W,  H'M  Foim.ni 

WEIR  JOHN,  21 1  Eliid 

VINEGAR     AND    CIDER 
WORKS. 

CALIFORNIA  &  OREGON  CITES 

WORKS,     (I'reble  &  Co),  218  Davis 
DeLONG  F,  1 17  Tine 


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M  and  Japaii». 

Factory,  24tli  St. 


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EASTERN  CIDER  CO,  (D  c  Mit- 
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FISHER  J  H,                 509  Commercial 
PACIFIC  VINEQAR  WORKS, 

(Jno  L  Koster  manager), 

415  to  419  Fulton  and  323  Front 
Robinson  C  A,  15  Van  Ness 

VITRIFIED  STONE  SEWER. 

&  CO, 

2310  Market 


OLADDINO,  MoBEAN 

(pipes), 


WAGONMAKERS 

(See  also  Blacksmiths  and  Wagonmak- 
ers.) 

Anderson  Bros, 


007  Battery 

623  Geary 

102-4  Mission 

1434  Jackson 

to  855  Market 


md  New  Mont 

1(H)2  Howard 

404  Jackson 

14  Taylor 

327  Market 

33  Beale 

1048  Mission 


974  Harrison 

710  Sansoni 

145  ^  alencia 

l-'l  Beale 

222  Miss  on 

110  ami  112()reuon 

421  and  423  I'uoitic 

30  Hayes 


Rothganger  Frederick,  834  Harrison 
Rueser  Chas,  335  McAllister 

banborn  A  W,  24  Beale 

^v^'^K^r  ??*y®'''  770  Mission 

Shaw  WE,  1021  Market 

oniVr  «^'i§^'''  850  Howard 

iSVJ/?  ^'  ^^^  <5or  Bryant  and  4th 
SmT  ROBT,  121  and  123  Market 
l^ah.  C  F,  NE  cor  Coml  and  Drumm 
lyrrell  Jno  H,  658  Mission 

Vandyne  &  Cooper,  1013  Valencia 

Von  Emden  I,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Clara 
VVertsch  Wm,  102  Tyler 

Weston  &  Sparks,  2109  Polk 

Willey  0  F  &  Co,  427  Montgomery 

VV  yhe  James,  20  Seventh 


Arfoot  Jno  B, 
Bentschler*  Jno, 
Bettis  O  J , 

Black  H  M  &  Co,        851 
Bowley  Bros, 

435  Cal  and  Miss 
Clark  R  L, 
Costi^^an  Thomas, 
Craig  &  Co, 

DAVIS  GEO  A. 

Dean  W  Y, 

Bearing  Jos, 

Dippel  &  Mounicot, Railroad  and  ()tl>.  aves 

I)ohs  i\:  Buchanan, 

Donahue  F, 

Dunn  James, 

Farren  Jno  W, 

(iallagher  B, 

(ioodrich  J  H, 

GRAVE  B  &  CO, 

Halkott  W, 

HAYES  J  H  &  CO,     no  WashinwL 

Henderson  h  Thompson,  cor  Mis8  k  24tli 

Henney  Felix,  9(;(i  Mission 

Higgins  .Ino,  747          " 

Holcomb  Bros  vt  Co,  411  California 

Hottua  &  Hansen,  715  Folsoni 

Kerr  David,  41  to  49  Beale 

KitzmuUer  Mich.iel,  850  Howard 

Knownliurgh  J,  2(523  Kolsoni 

Laeaze  B,  714  Saiisom 

Lachapelle  Joseph,  230  Mission 

Umer  T  1)  S,  ;>40  Valencia 

Laugley  &  Jones,  27  Wiishington 

LAWTON  E  &  CO,  13:«)  Market 

Lvick  e  &  T  h  ( )  mas,  817 

Maiigeot  &  Daclin,  702  Sansoin 

Martin  &  Torry,  1004  Mission 

M:iss;:neG,  019  Front 

McNeil  DK,  21  Seventh 

M?!SEREAU  A  8,  1927  Mission 

Meyt:- Thomas,  2315 

Mullcr  F  W,  1128 

NEWKIRK  D  T,  2723 

Opitz  Fred  W,  1073  Market 


D.  I.  NEWKIRK, 

CARRIAGE  and  WAGON  MAKER 

Horssshoeing  &  General  Repairing 

Done  to  order  with  (Iis|)atcli. 


Milk  WattoiiN  alwayM  on  liaiul. 


No.  2723  Mission  Street, 

HlI.  Twiil.v  i'iii.1  andTwetity-Koufth, 
SAX  FK.>NCISCO. 


E.    SOTJLB, 

MiuiiifactunT  of 

WACONS,     TRUCKS, 

And  As;ri«-iiltiiral  Impleiiii'iitN. 

Ore  and  Freight  Wagons  a  specialty. 

Cwi'iioi-  4th  and  Hr.vaiit  MtM. 

SAN  ^•lUN■cls(■o. 

WAGON  AND  CARRIAGE  MA- 
TERIAL. 

H<.lt  Bros,  27  to  33  Beale 

OSBORN  R  F  &  CO,  751  Market 

I'lumhe  t ;  F, 

oor  Mission  and  New  Montgomery 

STRAUT  WILLIAM  E, 

cor  .Saoranieiito  and  Drumm 

WATERHOUSE  &  LESTER, 

31  Fremont  and  117  Market 
WJiite  Bros,  111- 1 5  Main  and  5-7  Cal 
Wiginore  .Ino,  129  Spear 


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WAREHOUSES. 

A  dams  &  Taylor,  Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 
B  angs  E  &  Co,  cor  Channel  and  Fourth 
Bo<kj  &  Danforth,  1201  Battery 

Bode  Cjeorge  C,  cor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Bode  &  Searl,  foot  of  Battery 

COX  J  W  &  CO,  (Humboldt  Wharf 
Warehouse), 

cor  SJpear  and  Har  and  Front  and  Green 
Danforth  E,  723  Battery 

Deweese  C  Jr, 

SEcor  Sau  bet  Lombard  &  Greenwich 
FDOYD  T  W,  (Pioneer  Warehouse), 

cor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Gibb  A  Vallejo,  cor  Front  and  Vallejo 
Gove  A  J,  North  Point 

Gower  &,  Gilman,  cor  Front  and  Bdwy 
Kittle  &  Co,  807to8]3Sansoni 

Lavery  J  V,  cor  Sansom  and  Chestnut 
McH  ugh  John,  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 
MOTT  J  H  &  CO,  (furniture),  G47  Mkt 
Piujific  Bonded  NVurehouse, 

NE  cor  Broadway  and  Battery 
Pa<iific  Coast  S  S  Warehouse, 

NE  cor  Broadway  and  Front 
Sage  Louis  P,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Union 
Safe's  Oil  Warehouse,  cor  Union&Fmiit 
Sciiolle  &  Lankcrsliini, 

cor  Union  and  Battery 
Scott's  Warehouse,  Sansom  nr  Filbert 
Sinchiir  Charles  H,  office 3)8  Caiifornia 
WINDEL  H  &  CO.   (Pioneer  Fur- 

niture  Warehouse),  310  Stockton 

WotKlhams  &  Ludlum,   Beale  nr  Market 


ANDREWS  A,  221  Montgomery 

Aronson  G  &  Co,  no  Kearuv 

Baldwin,  Sexton  &  Peterson,  120  Sutter 
BehanWJ,  230  Kearny 

BeraAlf,  1152  Market 

BLUMENTHAL  MAX  &  CO, 

7iyClay 
206  Montgomery  ave 


Bourgoin  A, 


J.  H.  MOTT  &  CO., 

Furniture  Storage  Warehouse 

KuL'leus  Block,  San  1- r.i'ioisco. 

Furnitnro,  Pianos,  Trunks,  IJoxes,  Ac,  ouro- 
fiilh  stored  at  nimluriite  rates,  In  liirwo,  airv 
lol'tti.     Klewitor  in  reiir  on  Slu\en!(on  Strvet. 

it^  AilvanrcH  made  on  vaiuablu  UuikIh. 

WATCH  CASE  MAKERS. 

G2-.>  Clay 

(ii4  Mercliaat 

101)  Mont>{omory 

417  Hush 

120  Sutter 


Cfoce  &  MarchantJ, 
Falco  A, 
Gtaonini  P  A. 
Smith  F, 

WOLFF  &  LOZE, 


WATCHES   AND    JEWELRY. 

(Se'i     also    Jewelers — Manufacturing; 
also  Watchmakers  and  Jewelers. ) 

Abrahams  k  S^iiro,  13  Kearny 

Ahrons  C,  010  Washington 


BRAND  H  J, 

BravermaH  &  Levy, 
Callender  H  A, 
Canfield  M  T, 
Chatellier  &  Spence, 
Clausen  F, 

DAVIS  Br '>S. 

Dewey  &  Joruan, 
Eisenberg  A, 
Errico  F  A, 

GIANNINIPA, 

Hall  T  D, 
Hartman  A  S,^ 

HIRSCHMAN  A. 

Hul)ash,  Larsen  &  Wilson, 
Huouenin  J  C, 
Hyman  N  J, 
Isaacson  &  Cohen, 

JACKSON  R  W, 
KOEHLER  &  RITTER, 
LAIRD  D  W. 
LALANDE  A, 
LEVISONBROS, 

Lichtenstein  B  H, 
Ijiiideuborii  1), 
Lorsch  Bros, 
Lundy  Thomas, 
Mayers  H  &  Co, 
Meudoza  A, 

MILLER  L  JR. 

Millzrier  I., 
Muud  W, 
Myers  H  &Son, 
Proll  Bros, 
Uahweiler  A, 

RANDOLPH  &  CO, 

Scholiay  Albert, 


235  Kearny 

119  Montgomery 

734  Market 

1524  Polk 

120  Sutter 

410  Kearny 

718  Market 

433  Montgomery 

206  Keaiuy 

230 

109  Montgomery 

37  Sixth 

28  Third 

328  Bush 

201  Kearnv 

8         '• 
307 

225  Sixtl, 

014  Market 

20  Post 

27  Post 

420  Sutter 

134       " 

221  and  702  Kearny 

047  Market 

■     120  Suttur 

7  Third 

20<j  Montgonii'ry 

320  Montgomery  ave 

335  Hush 

422  Keiirny 

I8i  Fourth 

333 

1417  I'olk 

031  Kearny 

101  Montgonusry 

302 .\  H.iyos 


Setli  Thomas  Clock  Co,  132  Sutter 

SHREVE  GEORGE  C  &  CO. 


SPENCEAS&CO. 
STRAUS  M. 

Stewart  Frank, 

THOMPSON  L, 
TITCOMBAC&CO, 
WAGNER  F, 

\yellsJ  II, 
Wenzel  Herntan, 
West  \i  B. 
Wiyl  .1. 

WOLF  JOSEPH. 
WOLFF  &  LOZE. 
WUNSCH  M  &  CO, 

Zaoharias  "-,  Co, 

ZACHARXAS&  GREEN, 


<  10  MontgoMiiTj 
537  Market 
18  Kearny 
.')0!»  Sixteenth 
4  Chronicle  hid  • 
24  Post 
223  Kearny 
2«)5  Sixteenth 
328  Kearny 
407 
1 10  Sutter 
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120      " 
200  Kearny 
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120  Sutter 
>30  Kearny 
52  Market 

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TiyClay 

gomery  ave 

135  Kearny 

lontgomery 

734  Market 

1524  Polk 

120  Sutter 

410  Kearny 

718  Market 

VIontgomery 

206  Keaiuy 

230 

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37  Sixtli 

28  Third 

328  BubU 

201  Kearny 

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18.!i  Fourth 
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031  Kearny 
il  Montgomery 
302  !i  Hnyes 

132  Sutter 

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10  Montgonifry 
537  Markiit 
18  Kearny 
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24  I'ost 

223  Keaniy 

2*.)5  Sixteenth 

328  Kearny 

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WHOLESALE. 

ANDREWS  A,  221  Montgomery 

BASHR  W  649  Sacramento 

Dinkelspiel  S  B  &  Co,  313  Bush 

Huhash,  Larsen  &  Wilson,  201    Kearny 

KAHNL&M,  i-i« 

LEVISON  BROS,  1 34  Sutter 

Sherwood  Wm  .1,  517  Montgomery 

Titcomb  A  C  &  Co,  24  Post 

Vanderslice  W  K&;  Co,  130  Sutter 

WATCHMAKERS   AND 
JEWELERS. 

(See  also  Jewelers — Manufacturing;  also 
Watches  and  Jewelry.) 

Arnheim  W  S, 

Attel  M, 

Biirrett  A, 

Battersby  J, 

Blank  I»uis, 

Bourgoin  A, 

Brucklmaier  C, 

Brunet  E, 

Bujannoff  &  Rohrbach, 

Carmatz  Adolpli, 

Chapman  H, 

Chariot  James, 

Cohn  A, 

Cornelius  F  O, 

Cummiiigs  &  Sons, 

Dillon  Edward, 

DINKELSPIEL  &  NORDMAN. 

120  Sutter 
Uolau  WE,  920  Howard 

Kliaser  I,  315  Hayes 

Feintuch  M,  240  Kearny 

Finck(!eo,  NW  oor  Kearny  and  <  Jeary 
Foubert  &  Biart,    Sixth  and  Clementina 

025  Kearny 


Joseph  Robert,  948  Market 

Klmg  0  W,  213  Jackson 

T    "i^'r.  ^  526  Commercial 

T         J  B,  Dupont  bet  Union  and  Green 


Levy  David  L, 
Lewis  H  M, 
Lichtenberg  C, 
Lip])man  J, 

LORD  THOMAS  H. 

Lundquist  E, 

Marks  Fred,         Montgy  ave  nr  Kearny 

ii'iJvSn^i  i,^""'"'  22  Stockton 

MAYERS  ROBERT, 
MEYER  A  A, 


39  Third 

655  Clay 

1410  Powell 

517  Kearny 

773  Market 

46  Second 


8  Steuart 

:J44  Third 

42  Fourth 

13  Third 

832  Market 

200  Montgomery 

34  Second 

014  Merchant 

13  Trinity 

527  SaUHom 

014  Merchant 

719  Valencia 

l'2ik  Sixth 

300  l'o\irth 

327  Kearny 

508  Battery 


Meyi;rs  Thos 
Miller  C  A, 
Millzner  S, 

MOHRIGCP, 

Morrison  11 R, 
Mund  R  A, 
Mund  Wm,     • 
Neumann  Albert, 
Ohm  Edward  F, 
FACEC. 

I'age  L  R. 
Patterson  Wm, 
Pembroke  S  J, 
PHueger  H, 
Pitts  J, 
Porep  L, 
Poultney  .], 
Purdy  Sol  F, 
Uapp  A, 
Ueis  S, 
Kieotti  A, 
Kittcr  A, 


Gibbon  E, 
Giannini  P  A, 
(ilickman  David, 
Golly  Ambroiae,      TOl 
(Jottaehalk  C  H, 
Goy  L, 
Graf  Jacob, 
Gruner  F, 
'■uignaed  John, 

■'annnond  \\  m  A, 

Harrison  &  Dickson, 

Hartman  A  E, 

Id  .zuiaii  .John, 

Herhst  .1, 

Heringhi  l^jopold, 

Hofleug  F, 

IsHon  S  k  Son, 

Jansen  R, 

Jonas  J  A, 

JorJau  M, 


109  Montgomery 

2102  Fillmore 

Montgomery  ave 

507  California 

33!i  Hush 

315  Kearny 

818  Wasiiiugton 

708  Montgomery 

4  Sixtl 


621 

1014  Market 
227  Kearny 
406  Fourth 
422  Kearny 
Berry  bet  4th  and  5th 
1252  Market 
720 

18^  Fourth 

9  Geary 

60 1  Merchant 

418  Battery 

310  Montgomery 

1125  Sutter 

220  O'Farrell 

38  Sacramento 

309  Sixth 

140  Third 

137  Montgomery 

10  Fourth 

9  Geary 

209  Montgomery  ave 

320 


303  Kearny 
Ruppehus  W,  NEcor  Mission  and  Fifth 
SADLER  &  CO,  005  Market 

Solu'ppler  Wm,  24  Post 

Sehuchard  C  \V,  9  Geary 

SeamansJob  M,  207  Montgomery 

Serighelli  S,  219  Montgomery  ave 

SHERWOOD  W  J,    517  Montgomery 


Simmons  S, 
Siiiz  A,  Faeasler, 
Skerett  Daniel, 
Solomon  (histav, 
Surnin  Alex, 
Spaulding  Andrew, 
Sti>ne  J  R, 
Straus  A, 

Stwdley  Benjamin  \V, 
T'dtuiau  Theo  E, 


210  Saoramentoi  rrube  H, 

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403  Paciti.- 

320  Kearny 

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126  Second 

1218  Polk 

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122  Fourth 

255  Third 

427  Kearny 

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Wenzel  Herman, 
Weyl  Bros, 
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Zacharias  Bros, 
Zacharias  L  &  Bro, 
Zacharias  M, 
Zacharias  S, 
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109  Sixth 

328  Kearny 

110  Sutter 

57  Second 

63]  Sacramento 

210  Kearny 

308 
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ROB.  MAYERS, 

WATCHMAKER  AND  JEWELER, 

Also  Finporter  and  Dealer  in 

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Jewelrv  of  every  description  made  to  order  anil 
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Palace    Hotel   Bloek,   Oiei   Market 
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WATCHMAKERS'  TOOLS 
AND  MATERIALS. 

DINKELSPIEL  &  NORDMANN, 


Studley  B  W, 

WOLFF  &  LOZE. 


120  Sutter 
24  Post 
120  Sutter 


WATER  COMPANIES. 

Black  Hills  Canal  &  Water,       309  Mont 


California  Water,  315  California 

Candelaria  Water,  327  Pine 

Excelsior  Water,  202  Sansom 

Hound  Valley  Water,   314  Montgomery 
San  Joaquin  &  King's  River  Canal, 

(F  L  Palmer  secy),  533  Kearny 

San  Mateo  Water  Works,  224  California 
South  Side  Canal,  408 

Springdale  Water,  271  East 

SPRING  VALLEY  WATER 
WORKS  (C  W  Howard  pres), 

516  California 

The  Santa  Cruz  Water,     314  " 

Virginia  &  (Jold  Hill  Water  (W  W 
Stetson  secy),  61  Nevada 

Wyoming  &  Dakota  Water,    404  Mont 

WEATHER  STRIPS. 


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WHARFINGER. 

EVANS  WEST,  10  California 

WHIP  MANUFACTURERS. 

Fay  M,  NW  cor  26th  and  Misaiou 

KEYSTONE  BROS,  2629     " 

Main  &  Winchester,  214  and2I6  Battery 
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Bolger  &  Davis, 
Gartield  John  Q, 
Harris  B, 
Jennings  F  A, 
Marrin  Con, 
McDowell  Geo, 
McNamara  &  McShane, 
Norton  G  F, 
Patchel  E, 
Sellers  J  0, 
Teague  Win, 
Wetzler  &  Nelson, 


46  Fourth  I 

807  Marketi 

170!)  Sacramento} 

23  Fifth! 

823  Market 

803  Folsom 

2  Jones 

803  Howard 

124  Fourth' 

3  O'Farrell 

137  Fifth 

2  Tyler 


Krogh  F  W  &  Co, 

TUSTIN  W  I, 


51  Beale 
9     " 


WINES-NATIVE. 

ANDUEAN  C  &  CO,  515  md  517  Sac' 
Barry  Theo  A,  116  Montgomery! 

Dreyfus  B  &  Co,         521  and 523  Marketi 
Fetz  Jos,  cor  Geary  and  Dupont! 

FINKE'S  A  WIDOW,       809  Montgyi 
FEAPPOLI  B  &  CO,  710  Sansoml 

Groezingcr  T,  NWcor  Pine  and  Battery! 

GUNDLACH  J  &  CO,  | 

SE  cor  Market  and  Second 
Kohler  &  b'rohling,         626  Montgomery' 

LACHMAN  &  JACOBI,  j 

SE  cor  First  and  Market  \ 
Lachman  S  &  Co,  401  to  411  Market' 
Landsberger  I  &  Co,  10  &  12  Jone3  alley 
LANO  &  CO,  210  and  212  Dupont 


WINDOW  SHADES. 

MARWEDEL  EH,  541  Market 

WIRE  WORKS. 

Boringer  J,  10  Stevenson 

CALIFORNIA  WIRE  WORKS 

CO,  (A  S  Hallidie  pres),     6  California 
Krnse  &  Euler,  209  and  21 1  Front 

PACIFIC  WIRE  WORKS,  (A  M 

Fuhrm.inn),  751  Mission 

REYNOLDSON  L  &  CO,       lO  First 

S  F  WIRE  WORKS,        669  Mission 

STRAHLE  JACOB  &  CO,  (De- 

laney's  steel  wire  cushions),    533  Mkt 


SAX  FRA!V€IM<'0 


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McMILLEN  DONALD. 
NESBITT  I  &  BRO, 
PALMER  H. 

Sealmaiiini  C, 
Seiirle  James  J, 
Wolters  Bros, 


311  Pacitic! 

714  Front! 

21  to  25  Cal  I 

302  Davis! 

712  Front; 

434  Jackson 

221  California! 


669  Mission  Street. 

WIRE  WORKJF^ All  KINDS.  I 

Wire  Fly  Doors  &  Window  Screens 

A  SI'KCIALTY, 

C.  H.  GRUENHAGEN, 

669  Mission  Street. 


Wiro  (;ioth. 


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WINES.  NATIVE-WHOLE- 
SALE. 

Bacigalupo  T  D,  1419  Dupont 

Bulotti  &  Perrini,  3041!  Montgy  ave 

Dreyfus  B  &  Co,         521  and  523  Market 

QUNDLACH  J  &  CO, 

SK  c'lr  Market  and  Second 

HOELSCHER  WM  &  CO,     504  Mkt 

Lyons  E  G  &  Co,  506  Jackson 

Wolff  &  Kheinhold,         325  Washington 

WINDMILLS  AND  HORSE 
POWER. 

Althouse  Windmill  Co,  13  Front 

Bachelder  Windmill  Manufacturing 

Co,  cor  Market  and  Bcalc 

Baker  k  Hamilton,  1 3  Front! 

Bodwell  H  H,  21 1  and  213  Mission 

Goldsmith  D  E,  419  Sansom 

OREOORT  H  F  &  CO,      i  California 


A.  M.  FUHRMANN, 

PACIFIC  WIRE  WORKS 

751  Mission  Street, 


liet.  Third  and  Fourth, 


Sun  Kranoisuo,  Cal. 


Sieves,  Fire  Fenders,  Coal  Serceus,  Window 
Guaids,  (Jarden  Arches  and  Arbors,  Iron  and 
Wire  Store  Fixtures,  Flower  Stands,  and  all 
kinds  of  Plain  and  Driiaincntal  Wire  Work. 

Wire   Fly  Dooi'm   and   Window 
Nereons  a  liipecialt.v. 

WOOD  AND  COAL. 

(See  also  Coal.) 

Abbott  Chas  H,       cor  5th  and  Bluxome 
Ahem  .las,  U 13  Bryant 

AIKEN  &  OGLE, 

N NV  coi-  Twenty-second  and  Valencia 
Alberigi  D,  315  Broadway 

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AUdack  J,  333  Third 

Allen  C  R,  118  and  120  Beale 

Arnold  Jos,  333  Third 

Asmusscr  G,  8W  oor  20th  and  Hhntwell 
Bailey  H,  128  O'Farrell 

Behrmann  I  H,  838  Harrison 

Belando  &  Co,  1210  Powell 

Belamlo  J  &  Co,  438  Minna 

Bizi^olara  &  Raccalagliala,       1015  Wash 
Bocarde  &  Whitticr,  608  Third 

Boitano  F,  1516  Stockton 

Bozzo  F  &  Co,  739  Vallejo 

Br;mdt  Otto,  1038  Valencia 

Bnuinan  T,  1161  Howard 

Brown  J  D  &  Co,      22  Montgomery  ave 
Bullerdieck  &  Mertz,  1632  Mission 


Burns  N, 
BYRNE  F, 

CaHisch  L, 
Cahill  James, 
Carroll  'Ino, 
Casciani  8  &  Co, 
C«reghiiio  B, 
Church  S  R, 
Clark  M, 
Connelly  Martin, 
Conway  Pat, 

CORNING  &  CO, 

Cunmi.iie  &  Farrell, 


617  Davis 

cor  Fifth  and  Harrison 

2247  Mission 

SE  cor  Fell  and  Webster 

238  Eleventh 

U07  \Vashington 

+28  and  430  PaciKc 

11 'J  Dupont 

1537  Howard 

1068 

133  Second 
11  Taylor 

424  Fulton 


Deverell  R,  NW  cor  Union  and  Kearny 
Doano  J  (J,  NE  cor  Tylor  and  Wehstor 
Dougherty  Daul,  1321  Minna 

Drake  'ieo  W,  foot  Battery 

Driscoll  M  J,  '.H)4  Howard 

DriscoU  T,  cor  Seventeenth  and  Capp 
Drumn»f>iid  &  Leniont,  433  &  435  Vain 
Duggan  T,  101'.>  Clay 

Dunn  J.  ;>05  Pacific 

Eaton  J  F&  Son,  Third  Street  wharf 
Eaton  &  .Son,  717  Valencia 

Engle  &  Son,  cor  Fillmore  and  Francisco 
Fal<;(mer  &  Hansen,     112  and  114  Wash 


Falkner,  Bell  &  Co, 
Farniii"  ('  A  &  Co, 
Fern-         i  B, 
Firt'        seph  H, 
Flai      \n  L  (J,    cor 
Flyi.     Hugh, 
FlyiHi  Jf>hn, 
Folsom  John, 
Fox  &  Dnley, 
Franchi  A, 

Gallagher  C, 
Gatto  A, 
Gatto  Michael, 
Geverin  J  no, 
Giltner  F, 
Ginnocchio  P, 
Gintano  F, 
Giovannini  D, 


4;i0  California 

410  Larkin 

515  Pacific 

625  Howard 

Kighteciith  and  I"\)l 

1^56  Howard 

1 1 15  Mission 

2815 

1713  Mission 

1503  Fillmore 

l»17  Eighteenth 

1505  California 

Larkin  near  Green 

412  O'Farrell 


1411  Octavia 
cor  Mason  &  Lomliard 
1516  Stockton 
816  Pacific 
Giovannini  F,  cor  Kearny  an«l  Broadway 
Goetz  B,  514  Unioi< 

Graham,  Lincoln  &  Daniels,   313  Goughl 


Granfield  &  Hynes,  1040  Howard 

Grovanni  Grampaoli,  908  and  910  Stock 
Guerin  Jno,  412  O'Farrell 

Guinasso  &  Ferrogiaro,  506  &  508  Green 
Hadley  D  h,  1704  Eddy 

Hagan  James,  429  Third 

Hansen  Peter,  cor  R  R  and  Seventh  aves 
Hardiman  &  Tiernay,  710  Brannan 

Harms  H,  501  •' 

Hartnett  M,  343  Jessie 

Healey  C  S,     SW  cor  Mission  and  29th 


Henry  Joseph, 
Hoyfron  J, 
Heyfron  P, 
Heywood  M, 
Higgins  &  Collins, 
Hincelot  &  Coburn, 
Holden  J  &  Sons, 
Hyde  &  Casey, 
Jobaon  W  (i, 

JOHNSON  S. 

Jones  Henry, 
Joseph  W  P  &  Co, 
Kearns  M, 


foot  of  Battery 

330  Sixth 

716  Folsom 

753 

East  nr  Market 

1056  Folsom 

818 

310  Leavenworth 

511  and  513  Bush 

321  Seventh 

208  Stevenson 

506  Post 

1523  Dupont 


KELLEY  BROS.cor  R  R  and  12th  aves 
Kenny  &  Gilligi'.n,  127  Eighth 

Kent  James,    SW  cor  Howard  and  15th 
Kerr  .Ino,  1 156  Folsom 

Klaber  (J,  564^  Howard 

Knoblock  .Jacob,        cor  Butte  and  Tenn 
ERTJSE  J  H,  SE  cor  23d  and  Shotwell 


1925  Bush 

I426A  Howard 

1510  Broadway 

1210  Stockton 

526  Fourth 

26th  and  Valencia 

610  Larkin 

133  Hayes 


LAWTON  C  D. 

i^eary  .1, 
Leveroni  &,  Co, 
Linari  John  &  Bro, 
Liudauer  (ins, 
Loodal  ( I  C,  , 
Lynch  P, 
MaguireM  &  O, 

MaleiS,  cor  lOighth  and  Brannan 

Male  James,  cor  Van  Ness  and  Bush 

Martin  G  &  Co,  635  Vallejo 

Masalli  (J  C,  1620  Stockton 

Maschio  V  &  Son,  117  Seventh 

McAulitFE,  Twentieth  and  Hampaliire 
McCleskey  &  Co,  cor  Sutter  and  Laguna 
Mc(!rath  O,  Twenty -sixth  and  Mission 
McHugh  E,  947  Bryant 

McKenzie  Wm,  819  (Jeary 

McKew.John,  431  Union 

McMann  Wm,  Polk  and  Washington 
McMenniman  Wm,  1415  Jackson 

Meachan  &  Bacon,  2735  Mission 

Metastazio  A,  1823  Powell 

Meyer  A  &  Bros,      Geary  and  Broderick 

2420  Post 
2  Mission 
432  Sixth 
Mohlfeldt  &  Wallmann,0'Far  and.lones 
Moore  S,  835  Valencia 

Morton  T  4,  S  S,  G28  and  630  Geary 

Mnro  a  R,  20  Stockton 

Nellman  John,  cor  Greenwich  &  Taylor 


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Narelle  S,  1803  Mason 

Nunn  Geo  B,  1825  Union 

O'Keefe  David,  814  Folsom 

Pausman  H,  NE  cor  Mason  &  Francisco 
Pedler  T  C,  SW  cor  Stuart  and  Folsom 


Perpoli  tc  Co, 

Peterson  &  Co, 

Pollard  J  B, 

Reid  ThoB, 

ReiUy  P, 

RENTON  COAL  CO, 

Reynolds  W  0, 

Rierman  R  &  Co,   Mission  bet  22d  &  '23d 

RoneyE,  1312  Pac     o 

Ross  Bros,  313  I"     t 

Schroeder  &  Millman,  IGlOEuay 

Schulken  Julius,  cor  McAllister  &  Octv 

Schultt:  Theodore,  422  Valencia 

SHAW  &  SHARP.  10  Fremont 

Sheehy  &  Hayes,  5  Oak  Grove  ave 


608  Broadway 

427  G'Farrell 

1  Valencia 

958  Mission 

5)15  Post 

22  and  24  Sac 

2310  Larkiu 


Smitli  John, 
Staud  F  &  J  N, 
Stnrm  &  Co, 
Suhling  H  H, 


223  Post 
211  Mason 
333  Montgomery 
124  Twenty-fourth 


J.  H.  KRU8E, 

Dealer  in 

WOOD,  COAL  HAY  AND  GRAIN, 

Cor.  23d  and  Shotwell  Strests/ 

tian  Fraiidaco,  Cal. 


WOOD  CARVERS. 

MoKINNE  MURRAY, 

cor  Mission  and  Fremont 


Tiigs,'art  &  Son.  NVV  cor  I'Jth  &  Folsom 

TERKELSONL&BRO. 

cor  Channel  and  Fourtl 
TIERNAN  R  &  CO,  Miss  bet  22d  &  23d 
Tobelmuun  Henry,  237  Hayes 

Trevor  Frank,  70«  Bush 

Turner  *  Co,  619  East 

UiriTED  STATES  WOOD  & 

COAL   YARD,    (S     Johnson 
propr),  321  Seventh 

Wagner  NV  H,        Berry  bet  4th  and  5th 
Weed  &  Gorie,  927  Market 

Wessling  H  J,  1515  Geary 

Wettig  Theo,  363  Clementina 

Whelan  John,  S W  cor  1 7th  and  Mission 


White  B  B, 
Williams  James, 
Wissing  F  J, 
Wrede  H, 
Wrede  J, 
Wren  J, 
Yates  G  C, 


924  i  Folsom 

28  Natoma 

1054  Folsom 

1218  Pacific 

1623  Powell 

NE  cor  22d  and  Harrison 

531  Pine 


R.  TIERNAN  &  CO., 

Deal«vs  ill 

WOOD.  COAL.  HAT  AND  aEAIN, 

Flour.  Bran  and  NhortM, 

Lime,  I^thB  and  Plaster,  Anthracite,  West  Hart- 
ley, Chili,  iJellin^'hani  Kay  nnUCooH  liay 
COAIj,  Cliaruoal  and  Colce, 

XlSHion  Ht.,  bet.  te^d  and  *SA  8to., 
MISSION  DOLORES. 


AIKEN  &  OGLE, 

Corner  ftltA  and  Valencia  Mtreets, 

Dealers  in 

WOOD  mid  COAL. 

Coke,  Charcoal,  Hay  aud  Grain, 

Sold  at  Lowest  prices  and  delivered  free. 


MURRAY  McZINNIE, 
WOOD    CARVER. 

Iron,  Kinr  an«I  OompoMition  Orna- 

ni«>iitM,  illoaia  MinkiuB.    nodeln, 

FigureM  and  Pattern  Work. 

Nerhanies'  Mill,  Mission  Street, 

Corner  ot  Fremont,  San  Francisco. 


WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE. 

ARMES  &  DALLAM,  115-117  Front 
COLE&  KENNEY,  114  Sacramento 
Cupples  Saml  &  Co,  123  California 

FELDMANNL  &  CO,   315  &  317  Sac 

Gilman  &  Kacouillat,  cor  9th  &  Harrison 
Harrison  &  Dickson, 

210  and  212  Sacramento  and  215  Coml 
Howes  Geo  &  Co,  302  California 

WOOLEN  MILLS. 

Doming,  Palmer  ft;  Co,  202  &  204  Davis 
Golden  Gate  Woolen  Manufactur- 
ing Co,  302  California 
Mission  Woolen  Mills,  (depot)  115  Bat 
Greiron  City  Woolen  Mills,  24  &  26  San 
y  F  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory,  (depot) 

115  Battery 
San  Jose  Woolen  Mills,  541  Market 

WOOL -COMMISSION. 

Avy  Eugene,  320  Sansom 

Bailey  J  C,  218  California 

Bailey  Thos  ft  Co,  cor  Bluxome  and  5th 
Ball  &  Julian,  Townsend  bet  5th  k  6th 
Bissinger  ft  Co,  600  and  602  Front 

CHRISTY  &  WISE,  ^  607  Front 
Doughty  W,  3  Spear 

Dowda  G  W,  202  California 

FALKNER,  BELL  &  CO,      430  Cal 

Flint  B  P.  Foot  of  Battery 

Foley  F  ft  Co,  219  and  221  Drumm 
FontanaM  J  ft  Co,  217  Sacramento 
Grisar  £  ft  Co,  6th  and  Townsend 


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Hale  J  W,  NE  cor  5th  and  Bluxome 
HIXSON  JTJSTI  ft  CO,  403  Davis 
Knox  J  F,  Townseud  bet  6th  and  (ith 
Koshland  Bros,  19  Sansom  and  228  Cal 
Lambert  £,  5  Spear 

Lardner  &  Lee,  440  Townsend 

Lee  John,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Townsend 
Meherin  Bros,  525  Front 

Merchant  Joseph,  foot  Battery 

Merrill  J  M,  320  Hansom 

Milter  &  Co,  10  Davis 

MOODY  ft  FARISH.  210  Davis 

MOSES  C  S  &  CO,  Brannan  nr  Fifth 
Newmark  J  P,  214  California 

Owens  Bern  W,  405  Front 

PAOR  MOORE  ft  CO,  'n  i,  213  Clay 

SIMON  ft  BRESLAIJER.  (com- 
mission), 13  First 
Platshek  &  Harris,  312  Sacramento 
Sawyer  B  F  &  Co,  323  Front 
SLOSS  LOUIS  ft  CO,  »10,  312  San 
Van  Blarcom  A  L,  214  Sansom 
Whitney  &  Webster, 

T«)wnsend  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

TERBT  ft  ROSEBERRY,    ^02  Cal 

Zacharias  M,  004  Kearny 


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HOLMAN  F  H.  I07i  Fifth 

MILLER'S  OEkMAN  COM- 
PRESSED YEAST.        637  Mission 

Potrero  Yeast  &  Distilling  Co, 

cor  Nevada  and  Minnesota 

POTRERO  GERMAN  COM- 
PRESSED YEAST  CO.  (F 

H  Holman  agt),  gen  depot     lOJ  Fifth 

YEAST  POWDERS. 

Adelsdorfer  E  &  Co,  40(5  Sansom 

BARTON  B  F  ft  CO,  (peerless), 

211  and  213  Sacramento 
BXTRR  C  C  ft  CO.  13  Pine 

Calliighiin  1)  &  Co,  121  Front 

COLEMAN  W  T  ft  CO, 

SW  cor  California  and  Front 

COTRELL  THOS  JR,  (baking), 

405  Front 
Ehrman  M  &  Co,  104  to  1 10      " 

HANLEY  GEO  T  ft  CO,       214  Sac 

McPherson  B  K,  402  Front 

Taylor  Jas  S  4;  Co,  1 IG     " 

Tyler  S  H  &  Son,  221  Commercial 

Westticld  Herman,  (compressed), 

cor  Nevada  and  Minnesota 


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Anchor  Line,  J  C   Merrill  Sc  Co  agts, 

204  California 
Anderfuren  Bros,  pattornmkrs,  1 14  Beale 
AKOEL  TEXAS,  ntty  at  law,  (128  Mont, 
Bucon  H  D,  real  estate,  305  Sansom 
Bamer  Wm,  grocer,  cor  9th  and  Natoma 
Baruth  H,  tailor,  550  Nutoma 
Beaver  Geo  W,  capitalist,  414  California 
Bee  Frederick  A,  consul  China,  917  Clay 
Bell  Amory  F,  collector,  411^  California 
Bogart  J  M,  grain  broker,  214  Sac 
Bowie  H  K,  capitalist,  318  Californifi 
Boyee  W  H,  collector,  509  California 
Brittan  N  J,  capitalist,  314  California 
Broobar  E  C,  contractor,  14  Howard 
Brooks  &  Co,  manufr  coal  oil  stoves,  SK 

,  cor  Minna  and  Sixth 
Brown  S  M,  liqnors,  021  Merchant 
Bruce    Samuel    C,    capitalist,    410  Cal 

BRUNSR  JAS  ,D,  agt  Moseler  Safe  & 
Lock  Co,  of  Cin,  Beard  &,  Bros  Time 
Lock,  N  Y  Hektograph  Co,  405i  Cal 
Brush  C  W,  capitalist,  320  California 
Bull  Alpheus,  capitalist,  401  California 
Bye  Frank  W,  capitalist,  226  California 
Cal  Beet  Sugar  Co,  sugar,  cor  Cal  &  San 

CAUFORNIA    VOLCANIC   MIN 

ERAL  WATER  CO,  J  P  Davenport 

manager,  3Gi  Fourth 
Casciani  S  &  Co,  wood  &  coal,  907  Wusli 
Cavaney  John,  butcher,  210  Ninth 
Center  Jno,  capitalist,  420  California 
Charbonnat  K  &  A,  grocers,  9th  &  Minna 
CHEN  SHU  TAlfO,  consul    general 

China,  917  Clay 
Chy  Lung  &  Co,  imprs  Jap  goods,  640  Sac 

CLARK  TURMAN  S  &  CO,  manufrs 
woven  wire  mattresses  and  iron  bed- 
steads, 21  New  Montgomery 
Clayburg  Albert,  hides,  pelts  etc,  306  Bat 
Cleary  1'  M,  bootmaker,  510  Mission 
Cobb  M  G,  atty,  103  Montgomery 
Codington  W  H  &  Co,  glue  412  Market 
CoghiU  Jno  Jr,  gas  fixtures,  2d  k  Stev 
Cohn  R,  furniture,  1028  Howard 
Collier  P  F,  books,  621  Sansom 
Collins  J,  liquors,  SE  cor  4th  and  How 
Condon  Jno,  liquors,  733  Howard 
Conlon  ?.i.  livory  stable,  1513  California 
Cook  Z-  licsli);,  \.ontractor,  528  California 
Cooney  'I'hos,  i.rocer,  132  Ninth 
Coos  Bay  Cdal  Co,  (Eastport),  31   Mer- 
chants' I'xobange,  Caliiomia 
Corrigan  Mrs  Mary,  fancy  goods,  18  Har 
Courtney  Jno  £,  aailmaker,  516  Davis 


Crun  SamI,  capitalist,  420  California 
Crosby  Fred'k  W,  capitalist,  228  Cal 
Cumnung  J  M,  capitalist,  417  Cal 
Darneal  H,  stenographer,  604  Merchant 
Davis  Wm,  junk,  715  Sansom 
Davoren  Jno  J,  boots  and  shoes,  5226th 
Dearing   Jos,     manufr     carriages    and 

wagons,  I04S  Misson 
pe  Boer  H  .1  &  Co,  junk,  1239  Mission 
Decker  B,  liquors,  530  Valencia 
De  Crano  E  (t,  min  engineer,  327  Pine 
De  Fiennes  J  B,  atty  at  law,  835  Miss 
Del  Mar  Alex,  inin  engineer,  216  San 
DIETLE  CHAS,  fashionable  boot  and 

shoemaker,  235  Bush 
Dircks  J  J,  shipwright,  etc,  Ninth   ave 

nr  Soutli  S  F 
Doherty  D,  tailor,  625  Merchant 
Dohrmann  Wm,  physician,  535  Bryant 
Dolmann  Henry,  liquors,  cor  Ninth  and 

Brannan 
Domeniue  Gaston,  liquors,  630  Coml 
Domerque  L  F,  fruits,  1131  Howard 
Donohuo  Cornelius  J,s;rocer,  997  Bryant 
Drew  Jno  R,  stair  builder,  217  Spear 
Dubois  E  &  Bro,  fancy  goods,  204  Fifth 
Duffey  Jno,  grocer,  615  Mission 
Dunbar  Wm  F,  painter,  1015  Market 
Dunigan  Mrs  Mary,  fruit,  326  Fifth 
Dunn    James,     manufr    carriages    and 

wagcuis,  145  Valencia 
iXi  Py  Ernest  H  G,  physician,  507  Chest 
Earl  Thomas  J,  hairdresser,  145  Ninth 
Earnest  Wall  &  Co,  wholesale  bags  and 

com  merchants,  302  Davis 
Eastman  Webster,  carpenter  and  builder, 

NW  cor  Tehama  and  Fourth 
Eccles  J  S,  plumber,  2525  Mission 
Eckhorst  &  Lehmus,  grocers,  NW  cor 

Pierce  and  Greenwich 
Edwards  G  F,  turner,   s  s  Bryant  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Egan  &  Buckley,  coopers,  14  Oregon 
Egan  John,  liquors,  1 129  Folsom 
Eggers  Mrs  F,  physician,  1807  Steiner 
Elmer  &  Amendt,  liquors,  Kear  &  Hardie 
Emery  S  S,  carpenter,  cor  Eddy  &  Leav 
English  John,  physician,  305  Fifth 
Enricht  Louis,  contractor,  932  Union 
Epstein  Henry,  capitalist,  216  Sansom 
Erb  Manuel,  tailor,  23  Harriet 
Ernst  Aaron,  tailor,  802  Jackson 
Erwin  H  J,  shipwright  etc.  Fifth  ave 

bet  J  and  K 
Esby  John,  tailor,  605  Broadway 
Escne  Otto,   secy  Loan  Ass'n,  320  San 


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shoes,  537  How 


Espel  Geo,  grocer,  500  Sixth 

Evers  James,  boots  and 

Evertz  Jno  P  C,  manfr  pluah  and  velvet, 

1907  Vallejo 
Ewald  F,  bittera,  27th  bet  Miss  and  How 
Eyre  J,  carpenter,  Castro  bet  Beav  &  15th 
Fabian  Bros,  grocers.  Stock  and  Filbert 
Falk  Chandler  &  Co,  lumber,  128  Steu 
Farenkam  O  F  L,  shipwrighc  etc,  Ninth 
,  ave  bet  G  and  H 
Faulstich  T,  liquors,  cov  4th  and  Miss 
Fernan  Charles  E,  grocer,  426  If  atoma 
Ferst  P,  liquors,  1st  ave  near  Kentucky 
Field  Mrs  Nina,  confectionery,  3208  Cal 
Filicourt  Esther,  dyer,  1205  Stockton 
Finnegan  Peter,  physician,    807  Kearny 

FIBEMAirS  FUND  INS  CO.  401  Cal 

ifornia;  (see  advt  back  of  cover) 
Fischer  F,  boots  and  shoes,  602  19th 
Fischer  Geo,  chairmaker,  422  22nd 
Fish  Ji^es  H,  lumber,  pier  1   Steuart 
Fleming  J  F,  atty,  426  California 
Foubert  &  Biart,  watchmakers  and  jew- 
elers, SE  cor  Sixth  and  Clementina 
Frischling  F,  tailor,  115  Geary 
Gahen  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  1050  Howard 
Gallagher  E  M,  sign  painter ,438  Jackson 
Gans  &  Katz,  butcher,  7  Grand  Central 

Market 

Garlick  Saml,  tailor.cor  6th  and  Howard 
Gavin  John,  grocer,  21  Natoma 
Gearhart  J  W,  stenographer,  636  Clay 
Gibson  Mrs  T,  fancy  goods,  1920 J  How 
Gilk  pie  W  M,  searcher  of  records,  41 1 J 

California 
Glosich  G,  restaurant,  212  Brannan 
Goldberg  M  &  Co,  lc:',n  office,  538  Kear 
Gorfiukel  Aaron,  dry  goods,  462  Sixth 
Gougeon  F  X,  carpenter,  SE  cor   19th 

and  Valencia 
GOUGE  JOHN,  grocer  and  liquors,  1016 

Bryant 
Grace  Jno,  blacksmith,  1 108  Howard 
Graff  A,  carpenter,  2127  Mis.sion 
GRAND    HOTEL,   S    F  Thorn  busi- 
ness manager,SE  cor  Market  and  New 
Montgomery 
Gray  Alonzo  M,  contractors,  534  Bush 
Gray  C  V,  atty,  604  Merchant 
Green  ilerome  B,  crockery,  2510   Miss 
Gnawold  N  W,  secy  Royal  Soap  Co,  206 

Front 
Gschwind  Remi,  bakery,  523   Valencia 
Gurard  E,  turuer,625\lerchant 
GUTTE  &  FRANK,    insurance,  307 

California;  (see  advt  back  of  cover) 
Hale  J  W,  wool,    cor  5th  and  Bluxome 
Hale  0  F,  confectionery,    1055  Mission 
Hall  H  E,  atty,  623  Commercial 
Hannay  Edward  I,  capitalist,  412  Bat 

HAMBURG-AMERICAN  STEAM- 
SHIP CO,  (J  F  Meinke  &  Co  agts), 
401  California 


HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG  FIRE 

INSURANCE  CO  of  Hamburg,  Gutte 
&  Frank  gen  agts,  307  California 
Harberecht  Wm,  hairdresser,  1432  Cal 
Hardenbrook  D  D,  fruit,  306  Francisco 
Harenburg  Edward,  liquors,  130  Berry 
Harris  Frederick  W,  physician,  Valencia 

nr  Sixteenth 
Harrison  Emil  B,   painter,   cor  Nine- 
teenth and  Mission 
Hatteroth  &  Russ,  electro-magnetic  in- 
struments, 321  Kearny 
Healey  C  S,  hay  and  grain,  wood  and 

coal,  SW  cor  Mission  and  29th 
Heath  Miss  Eugenia,  artist,  92  St  Ann's 

bldg 
Hellmann,   Haas  &  Co  (Los  Angeles), 

wholesale  grocers,  lOO  and  10'^  Cal 
Henderson  k  Thompson,  wagon  manufrs, 

SE  cor  Mission  and  Twenty -fourth 
Hendy  Joshua,  machinery,  NE  cor  Mis. 

sion  and  Fremont 
Hennessey  P,  livery  stable,  765  Mission 
Hibbard  Mrs  Mary,  coffee  saloon,  7l5J 

Howard 
Higgins  Jno,  manufr  cartilages  and  wa- 
gons, 747  Mission 
Hill  George  A,  gen  broker  and  mining 

secy,  634  Market 
Hill  W  H,  straw  works,  753  Mission 
Hoag  Jared  C,  collector,  32  O'Farrell 
Hobart  Walter  S,  capitalist,  412  Cal 
Hobson  Henry  B,  com  merchant  (floar 

and  grain),  321  Battery 
Hoflman  E  J,  fruit,  87  Ninth 
Holcomb  Bros  &  Co,   carriages,  411  Cal 
HoUing  Bros,  manufrs  cigars,  109  Cal 
Hopps  F,  liquors,  1017  Battery 
Horgan  T,  marble  works,  941  Market 
Horn  C,  liquors  6  Broadway 
House  Edward,  W,  barber,  3008  Mission 
Howard  Chas  W,  prest  Spring  Valley 

Water  Works,  516  California 
Huber  John,  tailor,  448  Minna 
Hyde  F  A,  atty,  623  Commercial 
IRVING  SAMUEL,  furnishing  goods, 

L'06  Kearny 
Italian  Hospital,  28thnrNoe 
Jackson  tt,  V'ardwell,   pumps,  etc,  SE 

cor  Market  and  Beale 
Jacobi  Leopold,  collector,  426  California 
JOHNSON  S.  wood  and  coal,  321  7th 

JONES.    RULOFSON   &   CO.  Elite 

Photograph  Gallery,  838  Market 
Jones  Samuel  P,  fruit,  cor  Front  k  Cal 
Koshland  Bros,   hides,   wool  and  furs, 

204  Clay 
LEMO  L,Bhirt  mannfr,  615  Kearny  and 

1007  Stockton 
Lynch  H  H,  real  estate,  320  Sansom 
Margctson  F  G  J,   livery   stable,   180 

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McCarthy  M,  tailor,  187  Jeasie 


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>mpson,  wagon  manufrs, 
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ftollector,  32  O'Farrell 
a,  capitalist,  412  Cal 
B,  com  merchant  (flour 
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t  Co,   carriages,  411  Cal 
lanufra  cigars,  109  Cal 
■8,  1017  Battery 
)le  works,  941  Market 
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vood  and  coal,  321  Tth 
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fallery,  838  Market 
fruit,  cor  Front  &  Cal 
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Alameda, 

ALAMEDA   COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

Babcock  W  B,  carpenter,  cor  Railroad 

ave  and  Park 
Bancroft  Amos  J,  butcher.  Park 
Barnum  W  S,  groceries,  Park 
BAROTEATJ  AUQUSTE,    groceries, 

restaurant  and  Family  Garden  Encinal 
Beckmann  •)  N,  groceries  and  liquors, 

cor  Pacific  ave  and  Chestnut 
Bishop  M  F,  dentist.  Park 
Bleymann  Edward,  liquors.  Central  ave 
Bochse  Chas,  liquors,  Webster 
Brannack   L  H,  hay,  grain,  wood  and 

coal,  Webster 
Britt  P,  hotel,  cor  Central  ave  and  Web 
Brouillard  J,  blacksmith,  cor  Pacific  and 

Webster  , 

Bruns  D,  hotel.  Park 
BTLER  W  P,  atty   at  law  and  jus- 
tice of  peace,  Webster 
Cannon  Adam,  hotel.  Park 
Cannon  Thos,  plumbing  and  gasfitting, 

Park 
Clark    W    P,  contractor    and  builder, 

Webster 
COOK  ALTSY,  liquors.  Park 
Daemon    R,    bakciy    and    restaurant, 

Park 
Davidson  A  W,  groceries.  Park 
Diedrichaohn  A,  restaurant.  Park 
Diers  F  &  Co,  groceries.  Park 
Dingman  D  J,  variety  store,  cor  Park 

and  Railroad  avo 
Doyle  M  C,  harness  and  saddlery,  Park 
Durein  Juo,  boots  and  shoes.  Park 
Engel  S,  stoves  and  tinware.  Park 
Gilbert  &  Brown,  real  estate.  Park 
6LAS  FRANK*  liquors,  cor  Railroad 

ave  and  Park 
Godfrey  Mrs,  bakery,  cor  Railroad  ave 

and  Oak 
Greene  Theo,dry  goods  and  notions.  Park 
Gundlach  Max,  hay  and  grain,  cor  Rail- 
road ave  and  Oak 
Guy  A,  marble  cutter,  Railroad  ave 
Hally    Frank,    blacksmith,    cor  Santa 

Clara  ave  nr  Park 
Hasslinger   Jno,  barber,  oor    Webster 

and  Railroad  ave 
Hegelund  Jacob  R, oysters  and  fish.Park 
Hey  man  Abraham,  glass,  cor  Railroad 

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Innes  &  Co,  express.  Park 

Johnson  Jas,  baths.  Central  ave 

Karstadt  F,  li(iuors.  Park 

Kay  I  N,  hotel.  Park 

Keene  E  B,  drugs,  Park 

Kenneys   J  J,  hotel,    cor   Central 

Third  ave 
Klelisch  &  Fuetterer,  cor  R  R  ave  k  Oak 
Koch    Adam,    bakery  and   restaurant, 

Park 
Koerber  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  15  and 

17  Santa  Clara  ave 
Konigshofer  J  J,  dry  goods,  Park 
Liese  Conrad,  butcher,  Park 
Malatesta  J,  liquors,  Encinal  Station 
Marcuse  F,  grocer,  Bay  Station 
Mattheis  J  G,  butcher.  Park 
McVey  &  Dean,  groceries  and  produce. 

Park 
Metzger  &  Banta,  painters,  cor  Railroad 

ave  and  Park 
Meysel  Oscar  S,  barber.  Park 
Moore  G  B,  carpenter  and  builder,  Web 
Mote  Jas,  livery.  Central  ave 
MuUer  P  F,  Pine  Grove  Summer  Garden, 

cor  Central  ave  and  Bay 
Muth  Juo  F,  jeweler.  Park 

NATIONAL   SALOON.  (J  Ouillette 

propr),  next  to  Schutzen  Park 
Nelson  H,  liquors.  Park 
Noy  W  H,  butcher.  Bay  Station 
Parks  J   C,  furniture  and  upholsterer,  • 

Park 
Petersen  Carl,  liquors,  Park 
Ramsell  I  M,  fancy  goods  and  confec- 
tionery. Park 
Reinecker  Bros,  cor  R  R  ave  and  Oak 
Renz  H  R.groceries,  Stanton  and  R  R  av 
Reynolds    — ,   physician  and  surgeon. 

Park 
Riegelhuth  Jacob,  hotel.  Pacific 
Robertson  Jno,  grainer,  Park 
BOBmSON  HENRY,  real  estate,  co» 

Park  and  Central  ave 
Rosmarin  George,  florist,    cor  Central 

ave  and  Bay 
Sinkwitz  Wm,  liquors,  Park 
Steere  C  W,  carpenter,  cor  Morton* and 

Railroad  ave  "1 

Stritzinger  Jacob,  liquors,  cor  Webster 

and  Pacific  i^ 

Vogt  Frank  C,  liquors,  Park  ^ 

Vosburgh  J   B,  stoves   and  hardware. 

Park 
Webb  A  C,  hardware,  Park 


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Albion, 


CASSIA    COUNTY,    IDAHO. 

It)  the  county  seat,  has  a  population  of 
about  100  souls  who  gain  support  by 
stock-raising,  and  fanning  to  a  vei^  lim- 
ited extent  ;  is  bituated  on  the  Utah, 
Idaho  and  Oregon  Stage  line. 


ALBION  HOTEL*  J  E  Sullaway  propr 

Alney  &  Wilks,  reeat  market 

Chase  C,  county  judge 

Cobb  Chas,  postmaster,  atty  at  law  and 

agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  (Jo 
Galuspe  R,  livery  stable 
Herring  Zeb^  sheriff 
Robinson  M  G,  county  treasurer 

SULLAWAT  J  E,propr  Albion  Hotel 
Van  Loneu  C  L,  gen  radse 
Weatherman  S  P,  county  clerk,  auditor 

and  recorder 
Welden  &  iSnodgrass,  gen  blacksmiths 


Alder, . 

UNION  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Hambleton  E  J,  wagonmaker 
Hambleton  L,  blacksmith 
HcCOiniELL  M  B  &  CO,  gen  mdse 

McCONNELL  W  &  postmaster 
Soule  M  B,  pliysician 


Annabella, 

SEVIER   COUNTY,    UTAH. 

Asay  Joseph,  machinist 
Bryant  Henry,  school  snpt 

OLEAVE  JOHN,  justice  of  peace  and 

postmaster 
Oleave  Walter,  poundkeeper 
Hewing  Jos,  gen  mdse 
Huntsman  Ezra,  constable 
Locks  J  as  W,  physician  and  surgeon 
Palmer  Wm,  school  teacher 
Roberts  Edw  K,  wool 
Thomson  Lemuel,  builder 


Applegate, 

PLACER    COUNTY,   CALIFORNIA. 

APPLEOATE  GEO  W.  postmaster, 
fruit  grower  and  manufr  of  wine  and 
brandy 
Geisondorfer  Geo,  wood  and  lumber 
Holmes  H  T  &  Co,  lime  dealers 
Skelluger  W  B,  wood  and  lumber 


Ashley, 

WASATCH    COUNTY,   UTAH. 

Bentley  C,  blacksmith 
Black  J  H,  notary  public 
Britt  &  Dillman,  gen  mdse 

BBITT  W  Catty  at  law  and  justice 

of  peace 
Gibson  Jas,  gen  mdse 
Johnson  Lycurgus,  postmaster 
Kelley  Jno,  blacksmith 


Aurora, 


ESMERALDA    COUNTY,  NEVADA, 

Is  the  county  seat  and  a  place  of  500  in- 
habitants. It  is  situated  on  the  line  of 
the  U.  S.  stage  road  to  Bodie,  distant 
from  Carson  City  100  miles.  Its  alti- 
tude is  7,600  feet  above  the  sea  level  and 
its  sanitary  condition  superb.  At  one 
time  in  its  early  history  the  place  was 
the  scene  of  great  activity  and  bustle, 
incident  to  the  discovery  of  rich  silver- 
bearing  lodes,  but  through  the  constant 
and  unlimited  demand  of  greed  for  the 
precious  metal,  these  became  exhausted 
to  a  certain  degree,  and  for  want  of  em- 
ployment, some  of  its  mills  suspended 
and  its  population  of  3,000  or  more 
dwindled.  The  Court  House  is  a  nice 
two-story  brick,  constructed  at  a  cost  of 
$15,000.  Tliose  'vho  remain  are  intelli- 
gent, liberal  and  progressive  people.  A 
revival  of  her  mining  industries  is  confi- 
dental  anticipated  ia  the  near  future. 
The  Exchange  Hotel,  a  two-story  brick, 
Messrs.  Gordon  &  (xaulier  proprietors, 
recently  opened,  is  as  line  a  house  og 
there  is  in  the  State  in  every  particular. 


ANTELOPE  LODOINO  HOUSE,  Mrs 

A  M  Clark  propr 

BANK  EXCBANOE  SALOON,  C  No- 

vacovic  h  propr 

BULFINCH  THOS  J,  liquors 

BTJBXHARDT   FRED*    watchmaker 

and  jeweler 
COBB    S    0,    livery,    feed    aiid    sale 

stable 
CROCKER  A  W>  attorney  and  county 

treasurer 
Davis  E,  boots  and  shoes 
Del  Moutie  Mining  Co 

ESMERALDA  BREWERY,  F  Staeh 

ler  propr 

"ESiCERALDA   HERALD."  M  M 

(xlenn  propr 

EXGHANOE  HOTEL.  Godon  k  Oau- 

lier  proprs 


TRY    DR.    CUNN'8    RHEUMATISM    KING. 


PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 


Oa  Ih      i  *mmt    }|li«»  PoMt  HU,  H. 


NTY,  NEVADA, 


vttorney  and  county 


JIWERY.  F  Staeh 
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FAB.WELL  I  W>  county  clerk,  notary 

gublio  and  commissioner  of  deeds  for 
alifornia 
OLENN    M    H*    yropr    "Esmeralda 

Herald,"  official  paper  of  the  county 
GLENN  M  M>  job  printing  o<^ce 
GODFREY  E  J,  hairdressir 
GOBON    &    GAUUEB,    proprs    Ex- 
change Hotel 
JfknVEV  B  Y.  hairdresser 
HATCH  G  H«  county  assessor 
HATCH  G  H>   drugs,     confectioneiy, 

stationery,  cisars  and  tobacco 
HISEEY  J  B,  U  S  dept  mineral  survey- 
or and  notaiy  public 
Houston  J  M,  county  surveyor 
IBWIN  JOHN  G,  Belmontie  Saloon 
Jewet  H  W,  house  and  sign  painter 
KelleyC  H,  furniture  and  bedding 
KTMhALTj  &  BOOKEB,  gen  mdse 
lAWBENCE  W  C,  Opera  Saloon 
LEVY   &  CO,  wholesale  and  retail  gen 

mdse 
LEWIS  D  J»  county  recorder,  attorney 

and  commissioner  of  deeds  for  Cal 
HABDEN    H,    freighter,    contract«r 

and  feed  yard 
HoLEOp  ANGUS*  propr  Aurora  and 
Snnsiiine  and  Aurora  and  Carson  toll 
roads,  and  grain  dealer 
MILLEB  JOHN,  Sazerac  Saloon 
Murphy  S,  restaurant 
Noble  N,  confectionery  and  fruits 
NOVACOVICH  C,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co's  Ex  and  U  S  Stage  Co 
OGG  CLEM,  sheriflF 
Seawell  W  M,  district  judge 
SMITH  SILAS  B,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 
STAJEHLEB  F,  propr  Esmeralda  Brew- 
ery 
STEWABT  &  NEAL,  ExchangeMeat 

Market 
STOCK  &  TUCKEBt  C'ourt  Exchange 

Saloon 
STOWE  JOEt  dept  sheriff 
IT  S  STAGE  CO,  for  all   points,  C  No- 

vacovioh  agt 
VEBNON  W  J.  carpenter  and  builder 


Baker  City, 

BAKER    COUNTY,    OttEQON. 

Adams  &  Mitchell,  attys 

Atwood  &  Biggers,  physicians 

Bowen  I B,  hotel 

Clark  k  Thatcher,  blacksmiths 

Franz  H  B,  saloon 

Good  John,  barber 

Goos  &  Steffin,  tobacco  and  cigars  and 

notions 
Howard  M  J,  hotel 


Keil  J,  shoemaker 

Lawrence  A  J,  atty 

Patterson  D,  saloon 

Oraberger  W  G,  harness  shop 

Ottenheimer  S  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Shinn  J  H,  atty 

Smith  D,  saw  and  planing  mill 

Spark  Mrs  J,  millinery 

Sterns  &  Ballery,  attys 

TBACYGEOH,  books  and  stationery 

Yantis  R  P,  livery  stable 


Bakersfield, 

KEPN    COUNTY,   CAL, 

Is  a  thriving  place  of  1,200  inhabitants, 
beautifully  situated  in  a  rich  agricul- 
tural district  and  is  the  county  seat.  It 
is  1  orated  on  the  Visalia  Branch  of  the 
Southern  Pacific  Eailroad,  306  miles 
from  San  Francisco. 


ADOBE  LIVEBY  AKD  FEEB  STA- 
BLE, Anson  Cross  propr, 

AGENCY  HAMBUBG-AMEBICAN 
PACKET  CO,  Weill  Bros  agts 

Anderson  Clias,  contractor  and  builder 

Arick  K  E,  atty  at  law  and  notary 

ABLINGTON  HOUSE,  James  Camp- 
bell propr 

Averan  Mrs  C,  dressmaker 

Averan  J,  upholsterer  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Bailey  John  E,  hotel  and  livery  stable 

BAEEBSFIELD  &  SUHOTEB  OM- 
NIBUS LINE,  Anson  Cross  propr 
Bernard  A  P,  county  treasurer 
Blodget  H  A,  ins  agt 
Boise  Clemente,  restaurant 
Bower  W  R,  sheriff  and  tux  collector    ' 
Brooks  Wm  H  J,  searcher  of  records 
Brundage  B,  superior  judge 
Buckreus  Frauz,  barber  and  baths 
Burnap  S  A,    druggist,  county  coroner 

and  public  administrator 
Calli  P,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruits,  etc 
CAMFBmX  JAMES*  propr  Arlington 

House 
Carlock  Jacob,  U  S  Hotel 
Carlock  &  Robb,  lumber,  doors  and  sash 
CHESTEB  JULIUS,  editor   "Courier- 

Californian" 
CITY  BBEWEBY,  Miller  &  Massey 

proprietors 
Cohen  Bros,  drygoods  and  clothing 
Colby  P  T,  atty  at  law  and  notary 
Collins  T  C,  propr  Overland  livery  and 

feed  stable 
Condict  H  F,  Bakersfield  soda  works 
Coons  Alonzo.  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  dealer 
in  books,  stationery  and  fancy  goods 
Coons  W  H,  deputy  sheriflF 


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Chester  propr,  A  T  Warren  pub 
Cowgill  C  C,  atty  at  law 
Crawford  W  R,  propr  Bnena  Vista  liv- 

erv  and  feed  stable 
CROSS  ANSON,    propr  Adobe    livery 

stable 
CUBELO  At  groceries,  fruits,   candies 

and  varieties 
Denver  W,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Douglass  James  W,  saloon 
DRuRT  J  S,  druggist,  paints,  oils  and 

glass 
DuVALL  C  W.  saloon 
ECTEL  MRS  Fr  propr  U  S  Hotel 
Fish  H  H,  Union  livery  and  feed  stable 
FORE  C  W,  cashier  Kern  Vtilley  Bank 
FREEMAIf  J  W*  atty  at  law  and  no 

tarypublic    

FRENCH  HOTEL>    A  0  Thoms  propr 
OALTES  HALL,  P  Galtes  propr     " 
OALTES  PAUL,  gen  mdse  ana  agricul- 
tural implements 
Gardemeyer  Mrs  A,  millinery  and  dress 

making 
Gardemeyer  J,  barber 
Giesea  F  A,  physician  and  surgeon 
Goodwich  E  W,  manager  WU  Tel  Co 
Haralson  John  A,  atty  at  law 
Hardine  T  £,  county  assessor 
Hirshfeld  Herman,  county  supervisor 
HIRSHFELD  L  &  CO.  gen  mdse.hides 

and  wool,  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements 
Hofraiann  A  S,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars 
JAMES  HOTEL,  John  G  Marden  t)ropr 
JEWETT  S,  pres  Kern  Valley  Bank 

and  woolgntwer 

"KERN  COIJNTTCALIFORNIAN, 

A  C  Maude  editor  and  propr 

rSERN  COUNTY  GAZETKfi,"(wt  c  k 

ly),  J  F  Linthicum  pub 

KERN  VALLET  BANK,   S  Jowi  tt 

pres,  C  W.Fore  cashier 

"LElCSRER  ED  &  BRO,  saloon 

Lee  Chas,  painter 

LIGHTNER  A  T.  county  clerk  and  re 

corder 
Lightner  Wm,  county  supervisor 
LufTHICUM  J  F,    editor  and  propr 

"Kern  County  Gazette" 
Marley  W  C,  saloon 
Matt  son  O  O,  harness  and  saddles 
Maude  A  C,    pub  "Kern  County  Cali- 

fomian,"  real  estate  agt  and  notary 
Maul  C  A,  shoemaker 
Miller  Fred,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
MILLER  ft  MASSET,  proprs    Cify 

Brewery  and    sahn^n,    bowling    all'.y 

and  shootinqgallcry 
MOB  DEN  JOHN  0>  propr  James  Hotel 
MORGAN  J  D.    blaclismith,    wagon- 

m'vker  and  horseshoer 


Morrel  &  Mix,  saloon 
Murphy  J  J,  gen  mdse  and  agricultural 
implements 

NIEDERAUR  JACOB,  furniture,  bed. 

ding,  carpets  and  undertaker 
G'Hare  Peter,  county  supervisor 
Packard  N  R,  deputy  county  recorder 
Packard  Mrs  N  R,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Palures  L  C,  saloon 
Park  H  C,  lumber  and  ins  agt 
Peters  Rev  J  H,  pastor  M  E  church 
Phipps  Chas,  physician  and  surgeon 
Plato  I,  groceries 

POSTMASTER,  H  A  Wirkware 
Read  G  A,  deputy  8heri£f 
Reich  Geo,  tailor 

RHODES  THOMAS,  atty  at  law  and 
insurance  agent 

Riley  J  A,  painter 

Ross  Geo,  saloon 

Rodgers  C  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

Scribner  W  H,  watcnes,  jewelery.books 
stationery,  sewing  machines  aud  news 
depot 

Smart,  Borgwardt  &  McCord,  meat  mar- 
ket 

Smith  A  E,  blacksmith,  wagonmaker 
and  horseshoer 

SMITH  GEO  VENABLE,  atty  at  l&w, 

dist  atty  and  notary 
Stem  L,  physician  and  surgeon 
Stoutcnbergh  T  A,  under  sheriff 
THOMS  A  0,  propr  French  Hotel 

THORNSEN  OTTO,  machinist  and 
gunsmith 

Thornton  G  F,  physician 

Touasaint  A,  stoves,  hardware  and  tin- 
ware 

Underwood  J  G,  teacher 

Underwood  Mrs  J  G,  teacher 

UNITED  STATES  HOTEL,    Mrs  F 

Eitel  proprietress 
WALLACE  F  S,  druggist,  county  supt 

of  pub  instruction 
WALTER  JACOB,  bakery  and  saloon 

WARREN  A  T,  pub  "Courier-Califor- 

man 
WEILL  BROS,  gon  mdse,  agricul  im- 

Elements,  hardware  and  agts  Ham- 
urg-Ainerican  Packet  Co 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  Alouzo  Coons  agt 
W  U  Tel  Co,  E  W  Goodrich  managdr 
WHEELER  E  P,  groceries  and  fruits 
Wheeler  Geo  H,  gen  mdse,  agricul  im- 
plements and  hardware 
Wheeler  W  D,  physician  and  surgeon 
WICKWARE  HA*  postmaster 
Wilkes  W  P,  county  auditor 
Wilkinson  N  R,  jnst'ce  peace  and  ooUec- 

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Withington  R  W,  saloon 
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Banning, 

BAN    DIEOO  COUNTY,   CAL. 

Taylor  Miss  Addie  R,  agt  S  P  R  R,   W, 

P&CoandWUTelCo 
Worsham  A  J,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Beaver  City, 

BEAVER    OOUNTT,  UTAH, 

Clayton  F  R,  supt  schools 
Cox  Wm  J,  probate  judge     • 

FOTHEBINGHAH  WM.county  clerk 

Hales  Qeorge,  county  coroner 

Lochrie  Peter,  pros  atty 

Lott  Peter,  sheriflF 

McDonough  David  L,  county  recorder 

Nowers  W  G,  county  surveyor 

Benson's  Landing, 

GALLATIN    COUNTY,  MONTANA. 
FLAHA&TY  B.  postmaster 

Bethany, 

WASniNQTON    COUNTY,    OREGON. 

BOWMAN  C,  deputy  postmaster 
Gerber  W,  postmaster 


Black  Station, 

IDAHO, 

Is  16  miles  from  Boise  City,  has  a  popu 
lation  of  50  inhabitants. 


Dunn  J  D,  hotel 


Blue  Lake. 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

CHARTIN   CLEMENT,     postmaster 
and  hotel 


Boise  City, 

ADA   COUNTY,  IDAHO. 

ADELMANN  B  C,  Gem  saloon,  Main 

near  Seventh 
AONEW  J  D,  livery,  feed  and  sale  sta 

ble,  cor  Eighth  and  Bannock 
Akins  Samuel,  Corral 

ALLINOTON  MISS  JENNIE,  prin 

public  schools 
Arohambault  Rev  Father 


ARNOLD  BWIOHT,  dentist.  Idaho 
bet  Eiglith  and  Ninth 

Ash  Jas  J,  Pacific  tel  operator 

BACON  D>  editor  and  propr  "Boiie 
City  Republican,"  cor  11th  and  Main 

BALDWIN  J  C,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoer,  cor  Main  and  Ninth 

BATHOUSE  OEO,  boots  and  shoes 
made  to  order,  Main 

Beachy  W  C,  city  collector 

Blackinger  V,  Capitol  market 

BOCK  JOHN,  fruit  stand,  candies,  to- 
bacco and  cigars.  Main 

"BOISE  CITY  REPUBLICAN,"  D 
Bacon  propr,  cor  Main  and  Eleventh 

Bollard  W,  rector  Episcopal  church 

Boomer  A  H,  agt  W,  F  &  Go's  Express 

BORLAND  &  MONSON,  contractors 
and  builders,  cor  Idaho  and  Seventh 

BOTAKIN  A  J.  editor  and  publisher 
"Semi- Weekly  Idahoan,"  Franklin 
bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 

Branstetter  H  C,  under-sheriff 

BRAYMAN  MASON,  governor  of 
Idaho,  cor  Main  and  Fifth 

BRODBECK  JOHN,  propr  City  brew- 
ery. Main 

BUSH  J  H,  propr  Central  Hotel,  cor 
Seventh  and  Idalio 

CALKINS  &  BEACHT.  forwarding 
and  com  merchants,  produce,  etc, 
Main  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

CAVANAH  FRANK.  U  S  dept  mine- 
ral surveyor  and  mining  engineer,  cor 
Idaho  and  Fourth 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  J  H  Bush  propr, 
cor  Seventh  and  Idaho 

COFFIN  &  KENNALT,  hardware, 
stoves,  tinware,  iron,  steol,  farm  ma- 
chinery, paints,  oils,  etc.  Main  cor 
Eighth 

C07LE  ANDREW.  Gem  saloon,  Main 

CURRT I R  photographer,  cor  Seventh 

and  Idaho 
CURTIS  EDWARD  J.  atty  at 

Main  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
CURTIS  THOS  J,  probate  judge, 

Idaho  and  Eighth 
DANSKIN    BROS,    hardware,     iron, 

steel  and  wagon  material.  Main  cor  9th 
Dausman  H  Ljphysician 
DAVIS  &  HIMROD.  furnishing  goodi, 

boots  and  shoes,  groceries,  provisions, 

hats,  crockery,  tobacco,  etc 
DYMOKE  JAS,    sewing  machines,  fur- 
nishing goods,  fluting  irons,  machines 

repaired  and  attachments,  gloves,  etc, 

Main  cor  Sixth 
Early  John,  saloon 
EASTMAN   BROS,   proprs  Overland 

Hotel,  cor  Main  and  Eighth 
ELLIOTT  JNO,  Elliott's  Palace  saloon, 

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EUgworth  Mrs  C,  dressmaker 
EHSION'  F  Et  atty  at  law  and  notary 

public,  Main 
FAL^  B  ft  BBOt  dry  and  fancy  goods, 

notions,   clothing,  furnishing   goods, 

KTOceries,  etc 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK  of  Idaho, 

Jno  Huntoon  cashier 
0E8S  0  W  ft  CO.  City  meat  market, 

Main 
Giffen  Jas  T,  supt  pub  instruction 
Olidden  W  W,  justice  peace 
OBANHOLM  CSHAS,    billiard    parlor 

and  saloon.  Main 
OBAT  JNO  S.  atty,  Maiu 
Guryun  M  B,  city  treasurer 
HAWTHORN  N  M,  county  clerk,  au- 
ditor and  recorder,  Idaho  cor  Eii^hth 
HALL   ft    BALENTINE.  carpenters 

and  joiners,  Idaho 
HAS]BiROnCK  SOL,  dry  goods,  grocer 

ies,  etc,  notivry  public  and  U  8  gauger, 

Main  cor  Ninth 
1TAP.T  J  S,  sample  room  and  groceries, 

Main 
HATCH  J  S,  furniture,   upholstering, 

painting,    repairing,    etc,    .Main    bet 

8ixth  and  Seventh 
Hihn  Fred,  marshal 
HUNTOON  JOHN,  territorial  treas 

HUMPHRJiT  C  B>    watchmaker  and 

jeweler.  Main  n>.ar  Seventh 
HOUSTON  ft  0RA7.    attys  at  law. 

Main 
HOUSTON  J  W,  atty,  Main 
Kelley  Miss  Annie,  milliner 
^LLRT  MILTON,  editor  and  pub 

"Idaho    Statesman,"    and    manager 

Pao  Tel  Co,  Main 
KINSET  H  H,  painter.  Main 

KINSET  H  H  ft  BROS,  oandy  manuf, 
confectionery,  ice  cream,  etc.  Main  bet 
Seventh  and  Eighth 
Knox  Doughlas.  county  assessor 
KROFF  ft   LAKE,    millinery,    fancy 

foods,  dressmaking,   hair  work,  etc, 
lain  and  Fiftn 
KroflF  S  W,  real  estate 
KURRAT  H,   bakery   and  groceries. 
Main 

"IDAHO  WEEKLT  STATESMAN" 

(weekly  and  tri-weekly),  Milton  Kel- 
leypublisher,  Maiu 

JACKSON  JAS  N,  gen  blacksmith  and 
horseshoeinu,  Bannock  bet  7th  and  8th 

JAMES  WM>  Pioneer  meat  market, 
Main        ^^ 

JAUMAN  WM  H,  sample  room,  Main 
bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

JACOBS  CTRUS,  manufr  and  whole- 
sale liquor  dealer,  groceries,  provisions, 
etc,  Main  cor  Seventh  and  Mayor 

Joslyn  A  J,  minister  M  E  church 


LANBIS   DANIEL,   propr   sash  and 

door  factory,  Ninth 
LAWRENCE  ft  SMITH,  saloon.  Main 

LEVY  DAVIS,  bakery  and  grocery, 

Main 
Leyerzapf  Chas,  gun  and  locksmith 
Lotton  J  Cjgen  blacksmithing 
LOUTHAif  ROBERT    ft   CO.  dry 

gDodfl,   millinery    and    fancy   goods 

clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  hats  and 

caps,  crockery,  groceries,  etc 
Maupin  T  C,  cor  Main  and  Ninth 
MoCfARTT  J  H,  pres  llrst  National 

Bank,  Main  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
MoHENDRT  A  H.  hairdresser.  Main 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
MoKAT  W  W.  physician  and  surgeon. 

Seventh  and  Grove 
MILLER  JNO  B,  register  U  S  land 

office.  Main  nr  Sixth 
Moore  C  E,  school  teacher 
MOORE  F,  photographer.  Seventh  bet 

Main  and  Idaho 
Morgan  John  T,   chief  justice  superior 

court,  postoflice  Oxford,  Ouida  Co 
MORRIS  ft  ROSSI,  manufr  and  dealer 

in   luml)er,   laths    and   shingles,   cor 

Main  and  Fourth 

NATHAN  ft  QREOORT.  hairdress- 
ers. Eighth  

NEILLET  ft  CARNEY,  boots  and 

shoes  to  order.  Main  nr  Seventh 
NELSON  CHAS  F.  Uverv,  feed  and 

sale  stable,  cor  Eighth  and  Grove 
NYE  WM  H  ft  CO,  druggist  and  phar- 
macist, paints,  oils,  etc,  cor  Maiu  and 
Eighth 
OLDHAM  J  B,  sheriff,  Eighth  bet  Main 

and  Idaho 
Ostner  Mrs  J,  dressmaker  and  milliner 
OVERLAND  SALOON,  Joseph  Bury 
manager 

PARRAULT   JOSEPH,    controller 

PAYNTON  MRS  MAGOIE.  millin- 
ery and  fancy  goods.  Main  bet  Seventli 
and  Eighth 

PEFFERLE  M,,baiixlres8ing,  shaving 
saloon  and  dentist.  Main  bet  Seventh 
and  Eighth 

Pefly  P  J,  satldlery 

Perkins  S  P,  groceries 

PERRAULT  JOSEPH,  hardware,  tin- 
ware, stoves,  saddlery  and  harness 
manufr,  etc.  Main  cor  Seventh 

Pinkham  G  B,  restaurant 

POST  JOHN  A,  postmaster  and  insur- 
ance i^nt 

REED  R  B  ft  CO.  dry  goods,  clothing, 
queensware,  nails,  hats,  groceries, 
etc.  Main  nr  Seventh 

RICHARDSON  A  L,  clerk  2d  judicial 
dist  court  and  supi«me  court.  Main  bet 
Sixth  and  Seventii 


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Towns  Received  Too  Late  for  Regular  Insertion.      146T 


ft    RidenbauKh  W  H,  depot  Morris  Mills 
BOBIE  ft  STUMPF,  proprs  of   the 
Capitol  Restaurant,  Main 

SAUSBUBT,  HAILET  ft  CO,  proprs 

Utah,  Idaho  and  Oregon  Stage  Co 
Savage  Austin,  U  S  int  rev  collector 
Sclmabel  ChasA,  groceries,  etc 
SCWABACEEB    ft    00.    dry  Roods, 
clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  funiishing 
goods,  hats  and  caps,  crockery,  hard- 
ware, groceries,  etc.  Main 
Seaman  J  W,  boarding 
Sears  Chas  E,  civil  engineer 
"  SEMI- WEEKLY  IDAHOAN."  A  J 
Boyakin  propr,   Franklin  bet  Tenth 
and  Eleventh 
Sidebotham  R  A,  territorial  Becretary 
SIELAFF    A,    pumps,     tiuwui-e    and 

stoves,  etc,  Mam  nr  Ninth 
SINCLAIR  JAS.  tailor.  Main 
SMITH  C  W,  hairdresser.  Seventh 
SMITH  £,  physician  and  surgeon 
Spiegel  David,  dry  goods,  boots  shoes, 
hats,  caps,  clothing,  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  groceries,  cis;ars,  tobacco,  etc 
SPOOHEEl  ABRAM  W,  dentist,  Idaho 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
STEP^iNS  J  Lt  physician  and  surgeon 
TAYLOR  JOHN,  saloon.  Eighth 
Territorial  Law  Library 
Thompson  J  M,  school  teacher 
Thurman  W  L,  groceries 


TREADWELL  P,  physician  and  »ut- 
geon,  cor  Seventh  and  Idaho 

p:n^'  P,^®^  P»?Q<>K  STAGE 

wVSi  yalisbury,  Haley  h  Co  proprs 
VAN  DUSEir  W  &  blacksmith  and 

wagonmaker.  Ninth 
WALTER  L  R,  feed  and>  sale  stable 

and  corral,  cor  Ninth  and  Main 
Warner  G  A,  carpenter 
Welch  Jakejpainter,  Main 
WEST  JOHN,  gen  jobber,  US  Court 

House,  Main 
Welters  A,  assayer 

WOOD  JOHN,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
sheer.  Main 

Williams  H,  lumber 

WRIGHT  J  B,  druggist  and  apothe- 
cary, Main 


CHAS.  GBANHOLBT^ 

.tiaiii  Mtr«et.         Boitte  City,  IdaUo^ 

BILLIARD~PARLOR 

AND 

Choicest  Wines.  Liquors,.  Cigars, 
and  Tobacco^ 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


J.  D.  ACNEW, 


Corner  Eighth  anil  Bannoch  Streets,. 

Boise  City,  Idaho. 

Saddle  Horses,  Single  and  Double  Teams,  Most  Fashionable  Turn- 
outs on  Reasonable  Terms.  Hearse  and  other  Livery  in  attendance 
at  all  funerals  on  order.  Large  Feed  Yard  for  transient  travelers. 
Teams  boarded  by  day,  week  aud  month. 

J.  D.  AGNEW,  Proprietor. 


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FINE  WATCHES,  CLOCKS,  JEWEIRT,  SILVERWARE,  fie. 


Main  Street,  between  Seventh  and  Eighth, 

BOISE  CITY.  IDAHO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  Repairing  of  all  icinds. 


iSiW.  W.  OALKINS.  W.  C.  BEACHt 

CALKINS  &  BEACHY, 

DEALERS  IN  GRAIN  AND  PRODUCE. 


Storage  at  Low  Rates.     Consignments  Solicited. 

Market  Pri«*«>  paid  far  Prod  are. 

Boise  City,  Idaho  Territory. 


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And  all  kinds  of  FARM  MACHINERY. 
Waf/on  Wood  anil  Hard  Wood  Lumber. 

Barbed  Fence  Wire  a  Specialty. 

Main  Street,  Boise  City,  Idaho  Territory. 


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KEEPS  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND 

THE  LARGEST  &  BEST  STOCK 

OK  ALL 

Washers,  Wringers, 

C00L£7'S  COEZ  AND  QLOBE  CORSETS, 

GLOBE  AUPACAS  AND  MOHAIRS,  NOTIONS  AND  NOVELTIES, 
Main  Stresti  Bdse  Ziijt  Idaho. 

Parts  tor  all  Machines,  Needles,  Oil,  etc.    Also,  General  Agent  for  the  White  Sewinfir  Machine  for 

Idaho  Territory. 


The  WHIT£  is  the  leading  machine,  the  best  finished,  easiest  running 
and  most  popular  machine  in  the  market.    All  orders  promptly  filled. 

Tonng's  Improved  Paris  Pleating  llachins  a  Specialty. 


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Clothing.  Gents'  Fnrnishing  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Hats  and  Caps, 
Stationery,  Pipes,  Tobacco  and  Segars, 

Groceries,  Produce.  Miners*   Outfits.  Hardware  Farminif  Imple- 
ments. Crockery.  Etc. 

Main  Street,  Boise  City,  Idaho. 


ROBERT  LOUTHAN.  C.  P.  MLDERBACK. 

ROBERT  LOUTHAN  &  CO., 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


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IDK.ESS    a-003DS,    ETC., 
Cor.  Main  and  8th  Sts.,  opp.  Overland  Hotel, 

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J.  S.  HATCH, 

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BAST  USE  BESBOOH  StHTS, 

Office,  Parlor  and  Dining  Room  Citairs, 

Folding  Chairs,  Wood  Seat  Kitchen  Chairs, 

Marble  Top  Hat  Racks. 

A  GOOD  ASSOUTMKNT  OK 

llinors,  Fieitt?6  f  raniss  and  Mouldings  of  all  kteds. 

FRAMES  MADE  TO  ORDER. 


KEEP  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND 


The  LARGEST  and  BEST  STOCK  OF  GOODS  in  the  Territory, 

At  the  Lowest  Living  Rates. 


MaiPni  Street  bef  m 

BOISE  CITY,  IDAHO  TERRITORY. 


'All  Orders  to  J.  S.  HATCH  will  be  promptly  attended  to. 
CALL  AND  EXAMINE  OUR  STOCK. 


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r  nwii  "w    vwwiivtaww    wwB.b.kWk,  keeping.  Penroanahin.  T«lc»nnhv 


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Constantly  on  hand  CALIFORNIA  WINES  AND  BRANDIES. 

Pure  ONEIDA  SALT,  the  Best  in  the  Market,  put  up  by  myself. 
IMPORTED  AND  DOMESTIC  CIGARS,  ETC. 

A  large  stock  of  Pure  Liquors — Whiskies,  Kraudies.  Win^q   Bitters,  Gin — 
the  choicest  brands  to  be  found  in  the  market,  aiwuy  on  hand. 

PROPRIETOR  OF  BOISE  CITY  MILLS. 

Bacon,  Hams,  Lard,  Flour.     I  also  keep  on  hand  a  large  supply  of  Burnt 

River  Lime. 

Place  of  Business,  Main  Street,  cor.  Seventli. 

Manufactory,  i  6th  Street,  bet.  Main  and  Idahb, 
Boise  Cltyf  Idaho  Territory, 

All  orders  to  CYRUS  JACOBS  will  receive  prompt  attention. 


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Transacts  a  GENERAL  REAL  ESTATE  I  COLLECTION  Business. 


All  BnMliirHH  rf<>eiv<*M  Prompt  Attention  from 

Ofll«te  with  «!it^«'.r<>tar.v  of  Idaho. 

Loans  Negotiated,  Tax«)s    Pai(i,   Interest   and   Rents  Collected,  Titles 
Examined,  Abstracts  Furnished,  Pro])erty  Transferred. 


Boise    Cit3r,     Id.a.l:LO- 

JOHN  HUNTOON,   ist  National  Banlt,    SCHWABACHER  &  CO.,  Boise  City, 

•IDAHO  STATESMAN." 


H.  PALWER  &  CO.,  Pui^  Sherry  Wine,  302  Davis  St.,  S.  F. 


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H.  B.  EASTMAN. 


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Corner  of  Eighth  and  Main  Streets, 
EASTMAN  BROS.,    -    -    -  Proprietors. 

BOISE  CITY,  IDAHO  TERRITORY, 


This  hottil    is   situated  in  tlic  most   biisiiu!SH  portion  of  the  City.    Has 
Jiist  vnul(ir<,'<ine  a  tliorongh  rcnovatinj,',  lieing 

' :  Purnislied  in  Pirst-Class  Style. 

The  Culinary  Dopartniotit  is   in   cliar<,'(!  of  an  exi>prieno€Kl   cook,  and 
tin  Tal)lt'  is  sui»j)lit'<l  at  all  tiuuw 

Will  7HSi  BEST  THE  HABKET  AFFOBBS. 


Many  years  «x|MMience  umk(;  tlio   i»r»)priHtors   caturors    to  ev(^ry   want 

of   tlieir  ^ue.sts. 


Sample  Rooms  for  Commercial  Travelers. 

Barber  8hop  and  Bar  in  connection  with  the  Hotel. 


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BUSINESS  PENMANSHIP  ''"^'itfL"?i'i'>K>*t  «*  pacific  bvmi. 

pUOliifcijj  r  i.i^mfii^<jnir         y rhh  rof.Kii!<jK.  »«<»  Post  »t..  fil.  P. 


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JAS.  A.  PINNEY  ^  CO. 

Have  in  Stock,  besides  a  large  stock  of  MISCELLANEOUS  BOOKS, 

Newspapers  and  Magazines,    all  kinds  of  School  Books  used 

in  the  Territory  at  the  lowest  prices. 

Agents  for  and  have  constantly  in  sto<:k  the 

GEO.  A.  PRINCE  &.  GO'S  ORGANS 

Prices  delivered  in  Boise  City,  $126,  $150,  $175  and  $200. 

And  Higher  Prieed  if  wanted.  EVKRV  ORGAW  WARRAMTllD. 

Also  Agents  for  and  have  constantly  in  stock  the 

lYON  &  HEAIY  PI  A 


Prices  here  8250,  $275,  and  $300. 


Hi<;her  Hiiced  if  wanted. 


EVERY  i»\¥.  WARRANTED. 


Sh99t  Music  and  M-a^ic  Books  furnished  at  Fublish:rs'  Prices. 

Call  and  see  us  before  purchasing  inferior  instru-^ 
ments  at  much  larger  prices.  ^' 

Small  Profits  and  Quick  Sales  is  our  Motto, 

A  Large  assortment  of  Toys  constantly  on  hand.    Stationery  of  all  kinds— Inks,  FluidH,  etc.,  at 
lowest  prices.    Orders  solicl  ed  and  satisfaction  guaranteed.     All  orders  promptly  filled. 


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Boistfort, 

LEWIS  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

Fry  John,  j)Ootinaker 
Harris  Ed,  carpenter  and  wagonmaker 
Joy  0  H,  carpenter 
Newland  Jno  T,  usaessor 
Runyan  J  C,  blacksmith 
STILLMANN  JAY,  lumber  and  post- 
master 


Boltonheim, 

PIUTE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

BOLTOX  CURTIS  E*  justice  of  peace 

and  postmaster 
Dennis  Wm  T,  physician 
Henry  Geo  T,  ass.iyer 
HfuflF  James  millwright 

'^chson  Ivar,  machinist 


Bouldin  Island, 

SAN  JOAQUIN  COUNTY,    CALIFORNIA. 

Coleman  Chas  T,  butcher 

Shelke  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Vyland  H,  I'ruit-grower  anu  gardener 

WROBIOFF    HENRY,      storekeeper 
and  hotel 


Bonanza  City, 

LEMHI     COUNTY,    IDAHO. 

Butters  E,  saloon 
Dodge  H,  liotel  and  saloon 
DonnoUy  L,  saloon 
Gill  Wm,  boots  and  shoes 
Hepburn  J,  saloon 
HYDMAN  WM,  atty  at  law 
Johnson  T  N,  hotel 
Keisel  F  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Kinney  &  Giles,  saloon 
Mangan  E,  saloon 
O'Donohiic  M,  boots  and  shoes 
Patrick  Bros,  blacksmiths 
Pfeiffer  A  &  J,  gen  mdse 
Savage  J  A,  atty  at  law  . 
Schmidt  J,  saloon 
Swenson  F  (),  hotel  * 

Thrope  Geo  L,  gen  !ndso  ^ . 

Watson  &  Caley,  saloon 
Wilson  E  M,  mining  broker 
•'Yankee  Fork  Henild, "  M  W  Miisgrove 
propr 


Borden, 


rRESNO    COUNTY,     CALIFORNIA. 

Borden  Rho.lea.  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W  U 

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FISHER  £  Pt  job  express,  hay  and 
grain 

Hodar  Benjamin,  barlwr 

LEVY  HERMAN,  gen  mdse  and  in- 
surance agent 

McKay  Hugli,  saloon 

WOLTERS  EDWARD,  Columbia 
Hotel  and  livery  stable 


Bozeman, 

GALLATIN  COUNTY,  MONTANA. 

Blakley  &  House,  saloon 
Brnepee  &  Davidson,  flour  and  feed 
Brooks  Bros,  fancy  goods  and  notions 
Chamblis  — ,  physician 
Clark  &  Robinson,  furniture 
Davis  .1  .1,  atty  at  law 
Davis  Wm  l'\  atty  at  law 
Ellis  &  Davis,  gen  mdse 
Ferguson  E  1),  livery  stable 
Frazier  Mrs  E,  boarding  house 
Tridley  Bros,  levery  stable 
Malin  A  J,  clerk  district  court 
McPherson  A,  painter 
McPherson  A  D,  probate  judge 
Morgan  C,  tinshop 
Mnlvany  B  T  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Pansford  J  W,  saloon 
Powers  T  C  &  Co,  agricultural  imp 
iSowers  Chris,  confectionery 
Stahl  Z  T,  harness  and  saddlery 
TAYLOR  JH.  postmaster,    books,  sta- 
tionery and  fancy  goods 
Vreeland  Byron,  architect 


Brown's  Park, 

.SUMMIT  COUNTY,   UTAH. 
PARSON  JOHN,  postmaster 


Burnt  Ranch, 

TIUNITY  COUNTY.  CALIFORNIA. 

Francis  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Gray  D,  gen  mdse 
HUMEP2  M.  postmaster 
Thomas  It  L,  gen  mdse 


Caliente, 

KEKN  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

COCHRAN  W  A  &MJ.gonmdge 
Cocliran  W  A,  livery  stable 
Cochran  M  .1,  postmaster 


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Love  E  B,  aRt  S  P  R  R,  W,  F  &  Co  and 

W  U  Tel  Co 
Macking  Fred,  blacksmith 
MuUerfe  Walters,  hotel 

Camp  Grant, 

CALIFORNIA. 

Cartwright  Jas,  liquors 
Dudley  B,  blacksmith 
Hansel  A,  justice  peace 
HULBURT  B  G,  hotel 
Perkins  T,  gen  mdat 


Camp  Folk, 

WASCO  COUNTY,    OREGON. 
HmDHAN  S  H«  botel  and  postmaster 


Candelaria, 

ESMERALDA  COUNTY,  NEVADA. 

Allen  S  S,  carpenter 

Behrann  &  Wyatt,  liquors 

Campbell  Geo  &  Co,  liquors 

Colter  T  J,  chop  house 

Decker  R,  justice  peace 

Gamble  Bros,  livery  stable 

Harrington  T  J,  liquors 

Johl  &  Goodwin,  butchers 

Jones  Jos  M,  liquors 

Jones  R  J ,  mining  Empt 

Jones  S,  boarding  house 

Lewis  J,  liquors 

Marrote  Dr,  drugs,  etc 

McClane  B  W,  restaurant 

Newnan  N  B,  barlwr 

Northern  Belle  Mi)ie,  R  J  Jones  supt 

Robinson  W,  liquors 

Root    Talbot,    agt   Wells,    Fargo  &  Co 

and  postmaster 
Schiller  Mining  Co 
Schwartz  &  Koplan,  gen  mdse 
Traver  &  Root,  gen  mdse 
Vanderbilt  Mining  Co 
Victor  M  &  M  Co,  A  J  Rhodes  supt 


Garrison  John  A,  seedman 

"Giant    County  News,'"  S  H  Shepherd 
editor 

Gray  &  Bro,  butchers 

Gundlach  G  &  Bro,  dry  goods  and  gro- 
ceries 

HALL  E,  postmaster,   notions,  watch- 
maker, jeweler  and  news  agent 

Hazeltine  G  1,  photographer  and  county 
judge 

Herbi'.rgger  — ,  butcher 

Horsley  F  C,  physician  and  druggist 

Howard  J  W,  physician  and  druggist 

Hupprich  A,  shoemaker 

Johnson  J  B,  county  assessor 

Kuhl  P,  blacksmith 

Mack  J  W,  supt  schools 

McBean  Frank,  stage  line 

Metschan  Max,  stoves  and  tinware 

Metschan  P  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Nunes  J,  shoemaker 

Olmstcad  M  L,  atty  at  law 

Overholt  &  Jacobs,  builders 

Overholt  &  Muldrick,  gen  mdse 

Parriah  C  W,  atty  at  law 

Poindexter  T  W,  county  treasurer 

Rulison  &  Groth,  hotel 

Schmidt  John,  builder 

Segerdahl  Jno,  hotel 

Sels  F  C,  brewer 

Sels  H  R,  gen  mdse 

Siegart  Henry,  barber  and  baths 

Sired  Sam,  painter 

SOUTHWORTH  W  S,  county  clerk 

Stii'iislawsky  H,  watchmaker  and  jew 
eler 

Turk  E  ¥j,  toys  and  notions 

Vaile  &  Co,  stage  line,  (D  &  B  C) 

Wash  John  J,  sheritF 

Wood  &  Church,  livery  stable 

Woolsey  &  Housman,  liquors 


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Canyon  City, 

GRANT  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Boyle  N  H,  dentist 

Bonham  C  W,  blacksmith 

Canyou   City  &   McDermit  Stage  Line, 

Frank  McBean  propr 
Clark  W  H,  gen  mdse 
Currey  Geo  B,  atty  at  law 
Dalles  &  Baker  City  Stage   Line,   V^aile 

&  Co  proprs 
Donthit  Misses,  millinery,  etc 
Dustin  M,  atty  at  law 


Capetown, 

HUM150LDT   COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

Fox  B  F,  cooper 
Stewart  Thomas,  hotel 


CarroUton, 

COWLITZ  COUNTY,   W  T. 

HOSFORD    THOS  Jt  postmaster    and 
gen  mase 


Castle  Dale, 

EMERY    COUNTY,    UTAH. 

Bagley   Emanuel,  county  clerk   and  no- 
tary public 
Crandal  H  0,  assessor  and  collector 


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Curtis  Erastua,  sheriff 

Jewks  Samuel,  probate  judge 

BEID   JOHN    Kt    county    treasurer, 

postrai'.8ter  and  gen  mdse 
Thornton  Jos,  supt  schools 
Woodward  James  Sr,  county  coroner 


Cedar  City, 

IRON  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Ashdown  Geo,  carpenter 
Cedar  City  Co-op  Sawmill 
Cedar  Co-op  Mercantile  &  Manuf  Insti 

tution 
Chatterley  S,  merchant 
Nelson  Bengt,  mason  and  builder 
Parry  Edward,  mason  and  builder 

ifQi-ry  Geo,  nurseryman 

P-oysou  Jas,  furniture  maker 


Cedar  Creek, 

WHITMAN    COUNTY,    W.   T, 
LA  DOW  JOHN>  postmaster 


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Center  Bend, 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Baker  C  W,  merchant 
Dimmick  G  W,  stock  dealer 
K<  .nt  Levi,  flour  and  sawmill 
LiNODON  A  Q,  stock  raiser 
M'>on  Wi",  blacksmith 
McCollum  — ,  cabinetmaker 
Roberts  Jos,  carpenter 


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Douglas  County,  Oregon. 

I  WILL  SELL  or  rent  my  farm 
and  300  Sheep  and  20  Horses.    Time  as  long 
as  purchoiicr  requires,  at  10  i>cr  rent,  interest. 
600  acres  best  8tovk  Ran^e  in  the  country. 

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April  SO,  1880. 


Centeryille, 


FRESNO  COUNTY,  CALIFORNiA, 
Is  16  milss  southeast  of  Fresno. 


Anderson  A  O,  saloon 
Bernard  Mrs  C,  boarding 
Cochrane  8  K,  physiciau 
Fraukenau  Me  ',  postmaster  and  agt  W, 
F&Co 


Fraukenau  &  Son,  gen  mdse  and  black- 
smith shop 

Graves  W  L,  physician 

Kutuer,  Goldstein  and  Phillips,  general 
mdse 

Simpson  Thomas,  hotel 

Tullock  D  W,  flouring  mills 

Weike  Ph>  ip,  hotel  and  saloon 


Challis, 

LEMHI  COUNTY,  IDAHO. 
Beerley  J  A,  stables 
Dougherty  J,  saloon 
Ellis  Wilson,  butcher 
Galbreth  T  J,  lawyer 
Hardenbrook  &  Casswell,  druggists 
Heed  A,  lawyer 
HULL  B  W,  watchmaker  and  deputy 

postmaster 
Jaquish  H  D,  gen  mdse 
Johnson  W  H,  lawyer 
Keen  C  A,  furniture  and  crockery 
Meahan  M,  shoemaker 
Pearce  &  Co,  butchers 
Pickman  H  D,  druggist  - 
Rinebold  F,  barber 
Taponce  &,  Co,  stages 
Wheeler  Rollin,   newspaper  agent  and 

tobacco 
WOOD  J  D,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


Charleston, 

WASATCH    COUNTY,    UTAH. 

Charleston  Co-operative  Store,  general 
mdse,  N  C  Murdock  supt 

Murdock  Jos  R,  teacher 

HUKDOCK  NTMPHAS  G.  postmas- 
ter 


Chestnut, 

MEAOIIER  COUNTY,  MONTANA. 
Dias  &  Steele,  gen  mdse 
HARRIS  J  A,  justice  of  the  pesoe  and 
postmaster 


Chico, 

GALLATIN    COUNTY,   MONTANA. 

ATLSWORTH   J  H.  gen  mdse  and 

postmaster 
Byam  Lton  L,  physician 
Cone  John,  miner 
Davis  H  G,  carpenter  and  builder 
Giesdorff  P,  physician 
Lee  W  H,  stock  raiser 
McDonald  W,  stock  raiser 
Nutten  B  F,  blacksmith 


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Clenton, 

WHITMAN    COUNTY,    W.    T. 

Wolf  &  Greenlee,  store  and  blacksmith 

shop 
W0I2P  J  C*  postmaster 


Cold  Spring, 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY,    MONTANA. 
DOHERTT  JOHN,  postmaster 


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Colfax, 

WASHINGTON    TERRITORY. 

Anderson  G  W,  physician 

Banta  A  J,  atty  at  law  •     .  '  o  - 

Beach  E  N,  physician 

Binnone  B,  mdse 

Borile  H  M  &  Co,  mdse 

Boswell  C  M,  physician  '•> 

Burgunder  &  Schwabocher,  mdse 

Davenport  &  HmII,  machinist 

Davia  J  A,  f-t-ills  .     ' 

Ellsworth  F  M.  atty  at  law 

Ford  H  F,  hotel 

Hall  Oliver,  wagonmaker 

Harris  J,  mdse 

Hoover  J,  atty  at  law 

King  C  B,  stable 

Liddle  Bros,  stable 

Lippit  Bros,  mdse 

Livingston  C  H,  banker 

Madantz  Oliver,  saddler 

Mostin  W  H,  mdse 

Perkins  Jas  A,  real  estate  agent 

Sullivan  P  C,  atty  at  law 

Sweet  E  N  &  Co,  druggists 

Trumble  F  J,  bakery 

Wilson  R  J,  hardware  ^ 

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Colton, 

8AN  BERNARDINO  COUNTY,  CAL. 

Is  a  very  nretty  place  on  the  Yuma  di 
vision  of  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad, 
528  miles  from  San  Francisco 


Emerson  ft  Bernard,  saloon 

Gregory  Henry  S,  atty  at  law 

Johnson  J  L,  flour  mills 

Kenniston  &  Bi  izelton.  livery  stable 

Kenyoii  Geo,  meat  market 

Laird  J,  hotel 

Mcintosh  T  W,  gen  mdse 

Mosher  L  E,  agt  S  P  R  R,  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Cos  Ex,  W  U  Tel  Co  and  ins  agt 
Murphy  M  A,  ins  and  com  agt 
Perry,  Woodworth  &  Co,   M  A  Murphy 

agt,  lumber  

PINE  MRS  DUDLET,  propr  Trans- 

Uontinental  Hotel 
Polhemus  Wm,  carpenter 
RADER  H  C,  propr  Cut-oflF  liv'y  stable 
Rider  B  H,  windmill  maker 
Russeck  E,  groceries  and  liquors  , 

TRANS-CONTINENTAL    HOTEL, 

Mrs  Dudley  Pine  nropr 
White  G  T,   justice  of  the  peace,  and 
agt  drugs  aud  medicines 


Columbus, 

ESMERALDA  COUNTY,  NEV. 

Caldwell  ft  Doran,  foundry 
Conn  Fred,  agt  W  F  ft  Co  ft  postmaster 
Doran  R  E,  justice  of  the  peace 
Petticord  John,  hotel  and  re:  itauraut 
Thatcher  A  M,  atty  at  law  A  notary  pub 
Trudo  E,  liquors 


Cottonwood, 

IDAHO  COUNTY,  I])A60. 

Brown  L  P,  hotel 

WILLSON  H  L,  stable  and  P  M 


Bolich  Geo,  shoemaker 
CHTrBBUCK  C  E>  groceries  fruits  and 
produce 

•'COLTON  SEMI-TROPIC,"  (weekly) 

Scipio  Craiu  pub 
CRAIQ  8CIPlO>  postmaster  and  pub- 
lisher "Colton  Semi-Tropic"     

CUT-OFF    LIVERY  AND   FEED 

ST^E,  H  C  Rader  propr 
Davenport  N,  notary  public 


Crab  Creek, 

STEVENS  OOONTY,  W.  T. 

Bacon  R  M,  poatmaster 
Cannon  A  M,  Co  treasurer 
Labrie  J  E,  probate  judge 
Mosher  J  M,  Co  auditor 
Tappan  N  M,  sheriflf 


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ISLAND  COUNTY,    W.  T. 

Garrett  Augustus  S,  justice  of  the  peace 
Hnthaway  Robt  S,   justice  of  the  peace 
fflLL  ROBT  C,  probate  judge;  auditor 
Libbey  Joseph  B,  treasurer 
Lloyd  Howell  H,  supt  schools 
Lyons  M  J,  justice  of  the  peace 
Robertson  Jno  A  S,  shfriff  and  assessor 


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Weekly,  Colusa  Sun, 

COLUSA,  CALIFORNIA, 

ADDINGTON  &  GREEN,       -       -       -        PROPRIETORS. 


One  of  the  Ablest  Papers  in  the  Interior  of  the  State. 


The  Leading  Paper  of  Colusa  County. 

Its  Locality  and  Character  make  it  the 

Best  Advertising  Medium  in  tliat  Part  of  the  State. 


Crawfordsville, 

LINN  COUNTY,  OBEQON. 

Crawford  £  J,  carpenter 

Orawford  P  V,  machinist;  carding  mills 

Finley  R  C,  flouring  mills, 

Fuller,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor 

Laige  E  P,  miller  and  lumberman 

Schackelford  M,  tanner 


Cross  Keys, 

WASOO  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

BOLTER  E  6,  P  M,  gen  mdse,  hotel 
una  notary  public 


Cucamonga, 

«AN  BERNARDINO  COUNTY,  CAL, 

Is  a  S.  P.  R.  R.  station,  42  miles  aouth  of 
Los  Angeles.  The  village  is  situated 
about  three  miles  from  the  railroad  sta- 
tion. The  chief  interests  are  agriculture, 
vice  culture  And  wine  manufacture. 


Dallas, 

POLK  COUNTY, OREGON. 

Brown  James  F,  attyat.law  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
Gaby  Daniel,  atty  at  law 
Sweet  A  C,  Co  school  superintendent 
Viglow  Brothers,  flour  mills 


Beadman, 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY,  W.   T. 

Edwards  Geo,  clergyman 
Hawley  Bros,  machinists 
Ruoelk  Thos,  postmaster 
Snoderly  L  R,  clergyman 
Truax  &  Briggs,  surveyors 


Blnm  Simon,  ^en  mdse  and  P  M 

t  ncamonga  Vintage  Co,  wine  manfrs 

Fernandez  U,  hotd 

Eichi  F  L,  gen  mdse 

Russell  &  Araban,  blacksmiths 


Diamond  City, 

MEAGHER  COUNTY,  MONT. 

BAENES  H  H*  clerk  dist  court 
Clintosk  J  F,  aupt  public   instruction 

and  treas 
Collins  T  E,  probate  judge  and  county 

clerk 
Rader  Chas  T,  sheriff  and  amosaor 


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Dover, 


SAN  PETS  OOUNTT,    CTAH. 

Alston  C,  carpenter  ' 
Orundtvig  F  C,  carpenter 
Hodge  Root,  blacksmith 
Nai,^ley  John  .T,  shoemaker 
Robinson  A  T,  stone  mason 
ROBINSON  WH*  postmaster 


El  Monte, 


Duncan's  Retreat, 

KANE  COUNTV,  UTAH. 

RBBVH  ROBT  W,  postmaster,    sta 

tiouery  and  notions 
Theobald  Arthur,  building  contractor 


Dwamish, 


LOS  ANGELES   COUNTY,  CAL. 

BURKE  0  H,  agt  S  P  R  R,  W  F  &  Co 

and  W  U  Tel  Co 
Elias  M,  saddlery 


KINO  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

On  Dwamish  river,  live  miles' Southeast 
of  Seattle. 


MILLER  H  H,  postmaster  and  ferry 


Edison, 

WHATCOM  OOUNTY,    W.  T. 

Dean  Wm,  merchant  and  ship  builder 
Edwards  A  L,  merchant  • 

HANNAT  THOS,  postmaster 
McTaggart  Edward,  notary  public 
Sampson  B,  justice  peace 
Frevile  J,  telegraph  operator 
Van  Aukan  Jacob,  blacksmith 
Van  Vronkan  G,  carpenter 


EM, 

WASHINGTON    TERRITORY. 
GRAINGER  JOHN>  postmaster 


Elk  Head, 


DOUGLAS  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Coats  Ed,  carpenter 
Neal  C  R,  blacksmith 
Sherwood  Perry,  blacksmith 


Elsinore, 

SEVIER  COUNTY,   UTAH. 

Elsinore  Co-operative  Store,  C  J  Jenson 

pres 
JliiNliON  J  C,  postmaster 


Empire  City, 

ORMSBY   COUNTY,    NEVADA. 

Arrild  A,  liquors 

BEER  THOS.  gen  mdse  and  meat  mkt 

Calhoun  Geo  N,  VV  U  Tel  operator 

FISHER  J,  liquors 

Hoover  J  A,  boarding  and  justice 

Kalenberger  MrsN,  hotel 

K')hl  Stephen,  boarding 

LANG  W  M,  collector 

Lebo  k  Bro,  liquors  and  public  hall 

LONGABAUGH  SAM.  wood  ^ard 
Loudinghouse  &  Co,  blacksmiths   and 

wagonmakers 
McEntaa  Owen,  bootmaker 
MARTIN  W  0  H.  gen  mdse 
Mexican  Mill,  F  McCuUough  supt 
Miller  Mrs  Cynthia  A,  boarding 
Morris  Jas,  boots  and  shoes  and  post- 
master   

MITRRAT  JOHN,  hairdresser 
Santiago  Mill,  D  McKay  supt 
Vivian  Mill,  D  H  Brown  supt 

WOLFERSBERGER  GEO.  liquors 


Elko, 

ELKO  COUNTY,   NEV. 

BRUCE  C  H.  saloon 

BURNER  J  Ft  prof  penmanship  and 

artist 
DORSET  BROS,  livery  stable 


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Enchanted  Prairie, 

coos  COUNTY,  ORG. 

ANDERSON   M   E>    stockraiser  and 

postmaster 
Fish  A  H,  grist  mill 
Mathews  N,  school  teacher 


Erie, 

SAN  BENITO  COUNTY,  OAL. 
BUTTON  A  T  D,  blacksmith  and  ?  M 

Escalante, 

IRON  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

ADAMS  DAVID  B»  postmastjr 
Adams  R  N  &  Co,  blacksmith 


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Barker  Josial),  carpenter 
Coleman  Geo,  justice  peace 
Deuel  W  H,  conHtable 
Foy  M  W  &  Co,  geii  mdse 
Heaps  Thos  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
MoNully  J  8,  miller 
Morton  H  P,  carpenter 
Schurtz  D  C,  furniture 
Sprague  Edwin,  teacher 
White  H  J,  lumber 
Wilcox  Edward,  shinglemaker 


Eureka, 

JUAB  COUNTY,   UTAH. 

BATJGHMAN  W  T*  postmaster 

Brown  i*,  inuut  market 

Cambron  J,  atty  at  law 

Clifford  E,  livery 

Cn'?ick  Pat,  notary  public 

Dymock  Wm,  saloon 

Eureka  Hill  Mine,  J  McChrystal  agt 

Evans  M  R,  bishop 

Fields  Chaa,  bootmaker 

I*Helds  H,  music  teacher 

Foltz  David,  books  and  stationery 

Gillispie  P,  auctioneer 

Green  L  A,  milliner 

Hatfield  Wm,  gen  mdse 

Kennedy  M  >'s,  dressmaker 

Lombard  L,  8choiil  teacher 

McCarthy  J,  barber 

McChrystal  J  no  Jr,  assAyer 

Nelson  S,  broker 

Ready  P,  brewer 

Sullivan  Con,  tailor 

Sullivan  D,  tinier 

Williams,  Cusick  &  Co,  gb.;  mdse 

Williams  L  W,  gen  mdse 


Fairview, 


0008   COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Benham  Wm,   blacksmith  and  P  M 
Palmer  L  H,  notary  public 
Waller  k  Fanton,  grist  mill 


Fall  City, 


KINO    COUNTY,  W.  T. 

Allen  Watson,  flouring  mills 
Baxter  E  H,  blacksmith 
BEJEIRT  J  Ft  gen  mdse  and  P  M 
Fisk  A  A,  bootmaker 


Farmington, 

WHITMAN  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

iJlen  C,  physician 
Fish  M,  blacksmith 


Fisher  P  E,  physician 
Grimes  J  S,  notai^  public 

HARRTNQTOll  V.  postmaster 
Quarles  J  P,  hotel 
Stratton  &  Harrington,  gen  mdse 
Zornley  P  G,  justice  peace 


Fayette, 

SAN   PETB  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Alston  C,  carpenter 
Cbirk  Gus  M,  teacher 
HELLER  JAS  SR,  postmaster 
Metcalf  J  E,  miller 
Palmer  L  M,  physician 


Fillmore, 

MILLARD  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Gyles  Jos  S,  surveyor  and  atty 

Holbrook  L,  coroner 

Huntsman  Peter,  sheriff 

KELLY  JOHN.  P  M  and  gen  mdae 

McBirde  R  A,  justice  peace 

McMahon  Jos,  marshal 

Partridge  E,  county  clerk,   recorder  aad 

prosecuting  atty 
Robinson  B  H,  justice  peace 
Robinson  Jos  V,  probate  judge 
Stailej^J,  treasurer 


Fir  Cap, 

SIERRA  COUNTY,  OAL. 

Davison  John,  hotel 

JULIAN  THOS  J.  gen  mdse  and  P  M 

Meredith  (iritKth,  saw  mill 

Wolfe  J  W,  hotel 


Forest  City, 

MISSOULA    COUNTY,  MONT. 


Cameron  H,  blacksmith 
Higgins  John,  shoemaker 
Paul  &  Mitchel,  butcher 


FossU, 

WASCO    COUNTY,   OREGON. 
MTriiW  BENTON,  postmaster 

Four  Lakes, 

STEVENS  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

KENEDT  J  H,  postmaster 
Morgan  G  H,  gen  mdae  and  notary 


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Freeport, 

COWLITZ  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

Oldson  O,  gen  mdae 
Stone  Ed(  iteam  sawmill 
Woods  ft  Caplea,  gen  mdse 


Ghi.ribaldi, 

TILLAMOOK    COUNTY,   ORKGON. 

Bayley  D  Df  justice  of  peace 
Fuller  G  W,  millwright 
Fuller  J  M,  freighter 
Larsen  E  8  L,  merchant 
Lillie  Thos,  ship  carpenter 
Melson  ft  Bro,  hotel 


Oleneden, 

LEWIS    COUNTY,  W.    T. 
mOALlS  J  W,  postmaster 

Orafton, 

KANE   COUNTY,    UTAH. 

Hastings  Wm,  fruits  and  vegetables 
Rnssell  A  H,  blacksmith 

STANWORTH  SAMUEL,  postmast 

er  and  nurseryman 


Grainland, 

BUTTE  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

Cuddback  D  C,  glove  factory 

Frust  J  H,  blacksmith 

Hansley  T  A,  blacksmith 

HffARnil  JAS  0>  postmaster,  crock- 
ery, cigars,  agt^WelU.Fargo  ft  Co  and 
justice  of  peace 

Miller  J  A,  saloon 

Nanzanat  T  D,  wagoumaker 

Ogden  Saml,  saloon 

Spencer  — ,  hotel 


HA7M0ND  &  MAaBUBEB, 

Omnt's  Pa«ii,  Oregou. 
Dealers  in 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 
Medicines,  &;o. 

Cuitomera  will  flod  our  8tock  complete,  oom- 
prlHingr  many  arUcle<)  it  i»  impoitiible  here  to 
enumerate,  and  all  sold  at  moderate  prices. 


8.  G.  POST, 

ORANTVILLE.  NEVADA. 

Dealer  in 

Groceries,  Hardware,  Liquors 

CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 


Gravel  Ford, 

CASS   COUNTY,    OREGON. 

Bright  J,  cooper 

Bright  J  S,  blacksmith 

Fox  J  B,  cabinetmaker 

Jackson  A,  money  leaner 

Jolnson  W,  physician 

Lamb  J,  carpenter 

McCloskey  J,  druggist 

McCLOS&ET  S    J,   justice  of   peace 

and  postmaster 
Oberholzer  J,  teacher 
Wright  J,  saw  and  grist  mill 


Gray's  River, 

PACIFIC  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

Barr  Samuel  E,  justice  of  peace 
TiprTXTgH.  Ji^S  P.  postmaster 


Grand  Mound, 

THURSTON    COUNTY,    W.    T. 
Laity  Jno,  postmaster 

Grant's  Pass, 

JACKSON  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

DXMUICK  E.  postmaster 
Haymond  ft  Ma^ruder,  gen  mdse,  hard' 
ware  and  medicine 


Greenwich, 

PIUTE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Bailey  Geo  B,  weaver 

Hatch  Geo  A,  dairyman 

McCIellen  Wm  H,  mechanic 

Moss  Thos,  harnessmaker 

PAGE  J  S  JB>»  postmaster  and  justice 


Guemes, 

WHATCOM    COUNTY,    W   T. 

Alard  Wm,  blacksmith 
Bowman  Amos,  gen  mdse 
Bowman  H  Max,  merchant 
Card  Wm  H,  blacksmith 
HANOEW  T  B»  postmaster 


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Munks  Wm,  merchant 
O'firyant  H  P,  blacksmith 
Tade  E  O,  clergyman 
Woodcock  — ,  lawyer 


Hamilton, 


WHITR    PINK   COUNTY,    NEVADA. 

Beene  Horncc  D,  atty  at  law 

Blench  C  &  Co,  liijuora 

Flynu  Mrs  J,  Indjjinga 

Herrick  H  S,  physician  and  druggist 

Mathewson  Bros,  ^en  mdse 

Riley  Jaa,  postmaster 


Hangsmau's  Creek, 

gTEVENS    COUNTY,  W.    T.  • 
Driver  Rev  S  M,  clergyman 
Fanisworth,  VV«>rley  &  Co,  saw  mill 
GrubbeW  P,  physician 
HARVET  MRS  H,  postmaster 


Harrisburg, 

WA8HINOTON   COUNTY,   UTAH. 

Adams  O  B,  winemaker 
CHrpenter  A  V,  blacksmith 
FULLER  MRS  £  C.  postmistress 
Fuller  E  H,  justice  of  peace 
Harrisburg  Co-operative  Asa'n 
Laney  Wm  Jr,  constable 
Laney  Wm  Sr,  carpenter 
Mc  Mull  in  (t  W,  stone  m.naon 
McMulIin  W  J,  stonemason 


Henshaw, 

ARIZONA  TERRITORY. 
Abel  J  W,  liquors 
Bounand  J,  hotel 
Davis  J  W,  gen  mdso 
Fagan  &  Steven^,  meat  market 
Janus  VV  H  H,  li  luors 
Katz  M  D  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Levine  &  Brickwood,  liquors 
Martini  ft  Morgan,  liquors 
McBain  L  C,  gen  mdse 
Mills  W  F,  gen  mdse 
O'Halloran  C,  hotel 
Reeves  &  Cawthorn,  liquors 
Rowe  &  Le  Febre,  liquors 
Seawell  A  S,  physician 


Hermansyille, 

coos  COUNTY,  OREGON. 
Herman  Binger,  gen  mdse 
Racklif  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Reed  A  Nelson,  pen  mdse 
SCHROEOER  H,  postmaster 


Hillhurst, 

WASHINGTON    TERRITORY. 


McAllister  H  B,  postmaster  and  general 
merchandise 


HoUister, 


SAN     BENITO    COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 

Baldwin  T  L,  county  treasurer 

Breun  Jas  F,  superior  judge 

Brown  Wm  T,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

Dowdy  H,  county  assessor 

Harris  H  B,  county  clerk  auditor  and 

recorder 
Howard  L  R,  county  coroner  and  public 

administrator 
May  J  J,  dist  atty 
Thompson  J  N,  county  supt  schools 
TuUaran  M,  county  surveyor 


Honcut, 

BUTTE   COUNTY,    CALIFORNIA. 

HAUHO  B  0.  store 
Jones  A  P,  wagonmaker 
McDanicl  R  H,  physician 
Newbert  D  P,  butcher 
Spillman  C,  blacksmith 


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WEBER  COUNTY,     UTAH. 

HALLS  WILLIAM  ft  BROS,  dairy, 
stock-raiser  and  postmaster 

Huntsville  Co-operative  saw  mill,  wood 
workers  and  gen  mdse 

Peterson  Christian,  gen  mdso 

Soren,  Peterson  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Yeamans  Wm,  shingle  mill 


Idaho  City, 

BOISE    COUNTY,  IDAHO. 

Bonnett  Geo,  furniture 

Black  W  W,  livery  stable 

Boiae  County  Bank,  F  W  Kwebcr  vagr 

Brown  ft  Hull,  butchers 

Cave  ft  Pitzer,  blacksmiths 

Eli  Mortial,  carpenter 

Friedinger  H,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Oarrecht  John,  butoher 

Hang  Frank,  brewer 

Jones  ft  8on,  publishers 

Kimmel  D  B,  jeweler 

Lodge  B  T,  guasmith 

Morrill  A  B,  carpenter 

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SohncU  Fred,  barber 
Stuck  Geo,  carpenter 
Taylor  Warren,  carpenter 


Independence, 

THURSTON   COUNTY,  W  T. 
Bell  Geo,  postmaster  and  Indian  agent 


Indian  Creek, 

ALTURA8  COUNTY,  IDAHO, 

Is  24  miles  from  Boise  City,  has  a  popu 
lation  of  50  people,  is  situated  on  the 
route  of  the  Utah,  Idaho  &  Oregon  Stage 
Co. 


O'COBDEB  J,    stock-rftiser,  gen  mdse, 
groceries,  etc 


Iowa  Bar, 

BEAR  LAKE  COUNTY,  IDAHO. 

Bailey  Robert,  civil  engineer 

Bevier  T,  blacksmith 

Crane  Thomas,  gen  mdse 

Feeuy  John,  mining  operator 

Gerhard  &  Standard,  mining  operator 

Gritfin  Dan,  mining  expert 

MORE  WALTER,  postmaster 

Nealon  M,  mining  expert 

Nelson  Chus,. stock-raiser 

Piper  A  T,  contractor 

Robinson  John,  capitalist 

Scot^  C,  butcher 

Sweeny  John,  mining  operator 

Traub  F,  contractor 

Willard  Thos,  machinist 


Johnson, 

KANE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Johnson  Nephi  Sr,  gen  mdse  and  justice 

peace 
Johnson  W  D  Sr,  gen  mdse 
LAWS  WM  H.  postmaster 


Junction, 

PIUTE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Huff  James,  county  coroner 
Savage  David,  prosecuting  atty 
Stark  James  A,  probate  judge 
Wright  Joseph  U,  supt  schools 


Kanab, 


KANE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Beebe  J  W,  justice  peace 
McAllister  J  W,  school  teacher 
Rawlings  J  G  W,  tjen   mdse 
Udall  D  K,  justice  peace 
YOUNO  B  L,  postmaster 


Eamilchie, 

MASON  COUNTY,  W  T. 

Burr  A  J,  gen  mdse 
CAMPBELL  JOHN,  postmaster 
Elson  J  M,  physician 
Kennedy  Franklin,  probate  judge 
Sutton  H  M,  notary  public 


Eelton, 


BOX  ELDER  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

This  is  the  main  shipping  point  to 
Idaho,  and  chief  supply  to  many  gold 
and  silver  mines  in  the  vicinity.  There 
are  one  hundred  and  fifty  inhabitants, 
who  gain  sapport  by  freighting,  en- 
gaged in  busi  leas,  etc.  John  Hume  has 
the  management  of  the  Keltou  House, 
where  you  can  find  accommodation  in 
a  style  highly  satisfactory  to  the  average 
commercial  traveler. 


GONANT,  ELSWORTH  ft  GO,  for^ 
warding  and  shipping  merchants,  gen 
mdse  and  livery  stable 

KELTON   HOUSE.  Conant,  Elsworth 

&  Co  |>r  >prs,  John  Hume  manager 
Mallory  Wm,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  Ex  Co 
Mobery  Wm,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  Tel  opr 
Moore  John,  hairdresser 


Kitchis, 


TILLAMOOK  COUNTY,  OREGON . 

Eddy  James,  shipcr.rpenter 
Elliot  J  S,  machinist 
Firbairn  Arch'd,  blacksmith 
Freemin  John,  carpenter 
KaskiiiS  Andrew,  cooper 
MilKrr  G  W,  sawmill 
Morgan  Peter,  postmaster 
Schapbart  Jake,  eagineer 
Swenston  -p,  carpenter 
Terwilliger  John,  shoemaker 
Terwilliger  Peter,  telegraph 
Thomas  0  S,  dentist 


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Klikitat  landing, 

IKLIKITAT    OOUNTY,  W  T. 

tHmmora  D,  physician 
Hunt  W,  boat  builder 
'Levitt  Geo,  oabinetmaker 

IiTLB  JAMES  0(  R^n  mdse,  hotel  and 
poatmaster,  hone*  and  vehiclea  fur- 
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Olson  P,  stone  maaun 

Perry  J,  butcher 

8hotwell  J,  blacksmith 

Victor  Van,  blacksmith 

Whitoom  Thos,  physician 

Whitcom  T  M,  notary  public 


Hatch  W,  gon  mdse 

PETERSON  F&ANDS  P,  postmaster 

Rasmussen  Peter,  gen  mdse 


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8EVIKR  COUNTY,  UTAH. 


La&yette, 

YAMHILL  OOUNTY,  OREOON. 

Baker  Lee  H,  school  supt 
Calbreath  J  F,  coroner 
Frasier  Anroii,  surveyor 
Kelty  J  M,  sheriff 
Olda  R,  treasurer 
Phillips  (ieo  W,  assessor 
Rogers  Ellery,  clerk 
Towusend  W  M,  judge 


Lake  City, 

UNION  COUNTY,  OUEUON. 

Johnson  M,  gen  mdae 
Maley  M,  saloon 
McCall  John,  gen  mdse 
Olson  L,  shoemaker 
Olsou  R,  blacksmith 


La  Sal, 

PIUTE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 
SAY  E  Lt  postmaster 


Lathrop, 

8AN  JOAQUIN  OOUNTY,  CAL. 

Berry  Fred  T,  agt  C  P  R  R,  and  agt  W 
U  Tel  Co,  justice  of  peace  and  ius  agt 


Eby  J  W,  saddler 

Oeraty  J,  gen  mdse 

Huusucker  Jacob  P,  saloon 

Hanguinetti  D,  gen  mdse 

Shannon  R  T,  hotel 

Shannon  8  F,  bootmaker  and  saloon 

Shepherd  J  A,  I^athrop  Hotel,  agt  W  F 

&  Co  and  poatmaster 
Willis  }{  C,  gen   mdse,   real  estate  and 

insurance  agt 


Laurel, 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  OREGON. 
Mofl  H  C,  sawmill 

MXJLLOTt  A  D,  blacksmith  and  post- 
muster 
WTiitmore  &  Stone,  sawmill 


Little  Rock, 

THI;R8T0N  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

BXTTIa.   ''E  THOS  E,  postmaster 

Loa, 

PIUfE  OOUNTY,  UTAH. 

AUred  A  J  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Jorgenaen  J,  gen  mdw 
Morrel  Wm,  sawmill 
MoCLELLAM  H  M,  postmaster 


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Louisville, 

MONTANA    TERRITORY 
Conford  Geo,  gen  mdse 


Lower  BoiscT, 

ADA  COUNTY,  IDAHO. 
Peterson  Mrs  C  E,  postmistress 
PETERSON    CHAS  J  F.  asot  post- 


master 


Mabel, 

LINN  COUNTY,  OREGON. 
DRTJRY  ALFRED,  postmaster 

Mammoth, 

ORK(iON. 

Dawson  Wm,  drugn  and  groceries 
(viriggs  A  a,   market,    provisions  and 

livery  stable 
Kennedy  W  C,  blacksmith 


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Harengo, 


COLORADO  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

Carren  John,  saloon  * 

Sohlenter  Henry,  milU? 
Teyde  Cyrus,  carpenter 
WALDEIF  I  S>  furniture  and   post- 
master 


Marietta, 

ISMERALDA  COUNTY,  NKVAUA. 

Campbell  Oeo,  po«tmuster 

Carrigan  Jumeti,  liquors 

flndowment  Mill   and    Mining  Co,  Dr 

Webber  supt 
Mattingley  W  T,  agt  W,  F  4  Co  Ex 
McLaughlin  Xhos,  restaurant 
Wilson  U  F,  livery  stable 


May  View, 

COLUMBIA  COUNTY,   W.  T. 

OOX  VniaiKlA  I,  postmaster 
Hemingway  K  L,  store  and  warehoume 


Metallic  City, 

ESMERALDA  COUNTY,  NEVADA. 
Abont  one  mile  from  Caudelaria. 


Be' ding  Mill  and  Min  Co,  W  F  Belding 

supt 
Equator  Min  Co,  Jas  Cmss  supt 
Mulloy  Phil,  liquors 
Metallic  Miu  Co,  las  Cross  supt 
Mt  Diablo  Mine,  —  Jackson  supt 
Sellers  Jno,  liquors 
Southern  Nevada  O  jc  8  Min  Co, 

Rhoades  sup't 
Worley  B  K,  boarding  house 


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Minersville, 

BEAVER  COUNTY,  UTAH. 
Baker  Wm,  hotel 
Carter  Wm,  gen  mdse 
DUFAIX  J   H,  notary  public,  agt  W, 

F  &,  Co,  postmaster,   and  agt  Conti 

nental  Steumship  Lines 
Hollingshead  Nelson,  Hour  mill 
Kiesele  G  &  E,  brewfery 
Lightner  Adam  &  Co,  liquors 
Utah  Co-operative  Assu,  gen  mdse,  J  A 

Dup^ifk  manager 


Mink  Creek, 


IDAHO. 
RasmnssenR,  postmaster 


Montesano, 


OIISnALIB  COUNTY,  W  T. 

Snark  M  F,  sawmill 
Mace  Joseph,  gen  mdse 
Stevens  Chas,  saw  and  grist  mill 


Moose.  Creek,. 

DEER  LODOE  COUNTY,  MONTAVA. 

Burues  Sl  Teiiiieut,  ^tin  mdse 
MuKeu  J  L,  bluckwnith 
Redding  C  C,  butcher 
KeiHl  James,  hotel 
Thompson  J  B,  justice  peace 
T&EANER  JOHN*  recorder  and  assis- 
tant postmaster 
Way  Wm,  constable 

Mount  Carmel, 

KANE   COUNTY,    UTAH. 

Hoyt  Silas,  justice  peace 

Ideley  Haskell,  teacher 

JOLLT  HENRY  B  H.  postmaster 

Jolly  Wm,  merchant 

Sevanger  Neils,  carpenter 

Marshall  Robert,  teacher 

Reid  John  W,  merchant 


Mount  Coffin, 

COWLITZ   COUNTY,  W.    T. 

LaDU  C>  poatmaster,gen  mdse  and  fruit 
gardens 


Mount  Idaho, 

IDAHO    COUNTY,    IDAHO. 

Bower  .John,  probate  judge 
CasoC  W,  sheritf  -t 

Morris  B  F,  clerk  dist  court  ' 

Oliver  Francis,  treasurer 
WILLIAMS  WS  M,  auditor  and  re- 
corder 


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Mount  Tabor, 

MULTNOMAH  COUNTY,   OREGON. 

Cougill  B,  contractor 

HT  TABOE  FOSTOFFICE  STOBE, 

J  Lewando  propr 
Oaks  W  H,  contractor 
Prettyman  Wm,  notary 
Vail  &  Peterson,  starch  mfr  company 


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H.  PALMER  &  COh  Frontianan  Wine.  302  Davis  St,  S,  F. 


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Boarding  School  for  Ladies  and  Gentlemen. 

Nine  experienced  Professors  and  Teachers  constantly  employed. 

COMMERCIAL  AND  MUSICAL  DEPARTMENTS, 

ACADEMIC  &  COLLEGE  PREPARATORY  COURSE, 

PAINTING  AND  TELEGRAPHY, 

TAUGHT  BY  PROFESSIONAL  TEACHERS. 

Apparatus  to  Illustrate  the  Natural  Sciences. 

For  the  Modern  Languages  a  Native  Teacher. 

Beautiful  Location,  Delightful  Climate  and  Christian  Influences.     For 
Catalogue  or  Classic  (Collegiate  Monthly)  adilress 

A.  E.  LASHER,  A.  M.,  Principal. 


Muck, 

PIERCE  COUNTY,  W.  T. 

Botchfonl  C,  county  judge 
Dean  Aubery,  physician 
DOXJOHEETT  GEO  J,  postma-ster 
Hawk  Melviii,  justice  ])eaco 
Kandic   Henry,  physician 
McAllister  H,  gen  mdse 
Murray  Robert,  constable 
Yoimg  Byron,  sheriff 


C.  H.  WILLIAMS, 


NEWPORT, 


H«'iiton  Co ,  OFogon. 

Dealer  in 


New  Bridge, 

UNION  COUNTY,  OREGON. 
Perkins,  Bacaell  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Newport, 

BENTON  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Benstl  R  A,  real  estate  agt 
Crow  M  M,  sta&re  and  mail  line 
Parker  Allen,  Oneatta  sawmill 
Stanton  k  Frantz,  livery  stable 
Stevens  Geo  &  Wm,  hotel 


GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

KEKP^  ON  HANI) 
UrocrrifN     l»i'.v   <i>oodM,   Bootn  and 
MhooM,  Tliiwar**,   Martlware  and 
Vanki>«'  Xotionn. 

■^  Buys  Hiilen,  FurHunti  Wool. 


Norway, 


C008    COUNTY, OREGON. 

Barklow  Danl,  clercrymaii 

Harklow  Sam,  shoemaker 

Hower  Aaron  k  Co,  saw  and  gristmill 

Meyer  Asa,  miller 

Perry  W  T,  hotel 

Racklif  \V,  gen  mtlse 

Reed  Rasmus,  C!iri)enter 

Schroder  A,  justice  peace  and  notary 


REED  &  NELSON, 

Dculttrs  ill 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

Liquors,  Hardware,  &c. 

Sold  Oheapor  than  nn  any  other  part  o(  the  Bty- 

Norway*  Coca  Ck>.,  Ore^n. 

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Oak  Point 

OOWLITZ  COUNTY,    W.    T. 

Abernethy  Alex  S,   postmaster  and  ins 

agent        

ABERNETHT  GEO,  land  and  law  con 

veyanciiig  and  notary 
Eureka  Packing  Co  ^lalmon  packers 
Knott  Levi,  lumber 


Old  Agency, 

DEER  LODGE  COUNTY, MONTANA. 

Farmer  Frank,  freighter 
GibsQn  Jas,  lawyer 
RA.MILTON  £  B>  postmaster 
HAMILTON  &  HAZLETT,  gen  mdse 

Hill  A  L,  physician 
Kipp  Jos,  gen  mdse 
Truuo  Peter,  carpenter 


Oneatta, 


BENTON  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Bensall  R,  real  estate 
Case  8,  gen  mdse 
Hammond  B  W,  gen  mdse    ■ 
PARKER  A,  postmaster 
Williams  ''  H,  gen  mdse 


TITLE  ABSTBACT 


•  OF- 


Having  Compi!ed  a  full  and 

correct  abstract  to  the  titles  of  land^ 
in  Butte  County,  Cal.,  I  am  prepared 
to  furnish  reliable  abstracts  and  in- 
formation concerning  real  estate, 
from  Spanish  Records  to  date. 

PARK  r.ENSHAW, 

OROVILLE,  CAL. 
The  only  Abstract  in  the  County. 


Osceola, 

WASHINGTON   TERRITORY. 

Smith  Louice  C,  blacksmiths 
WHITE  E  0.  postmaster 


Fahreah. 

KANE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Brafet  Geo  W,  cooper 
Potter  Gardner  G,  shoemaker 
Smith  R  A,  road  supervisor 
SMITHSON  NEPHI,   gen  mdse  and 

postmaster 
Smith  Thos  VV,  justice  peace 


Panguitch, 

IRON  COUNTY,    UTAH. 

Davis  J  C,  supt  tannery 
Steele  M  M,  city  recorder 


Pataha  City, 

COLUMBIA   COUNTY,     W.  T. 

Campbell  Jno  A,  justice  peace 
Caples  H  L,  atty  at  law 
Cunningham  Thos,  liquors 
Davis  —  ph^  jician 
Kye  Chi-d,  blacksmith 
Rait  A  G,  tinsmith 
Houser  &  Spansail,  flour  mill 
Hughes  J  H,  livery  stable 
Lundy  &  Rice,  carpenters 
Holbert  M,  milliner 
How.nrd  .Tos  N,  merchant 
Hunsaker  Joseph,  druggist 
Ketchum  N,  bootmaker 
Kramer  Philip,  bootmaker 
Morgan  Ross,  banker 
Nichols  B  F,  notary 
Pickett  W  G,  gen  mdse 
Powell  McD,  gen  mdse 
Powers  A  W,  furniture 
Richard  Dan,  gen  mdse 
Somerville  John,  gen  mdse 
Thomas  D  E,  gen  mdse 


S.  J.  CANEVASCINI, 

Contra  Costa  Liverif  Stable, 

Cor.  Western  Avenue  and  Keller  Sts, 
FETALUMA. 


Good  Turnou'9  consUntly  on  hand  at  r«Monfc- 
blti  rates. 


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J.  F.  REMARQUE, 

Fbysieiaa  a&l  Sargeoni 

Con  Liberty  and  Washington  Sts., 

PISTA1.V1IIA. 

MRS.  DR.  Ch,  REMARQUE  attends  Ladies 


LAKEPORT 

Livery.  Sale  and  Feed  Stable, 

8.  W.  KEXirOM,  Proprietor. 

Hones  and  Buprgies,  Saddle  Horaea,  Hay  and 
Or*in,  constani-ly  on  hand.  Stock  corralled  and 
fed  at  moderate  ra<^es. 

Haln  Street,  liakeport,  I<ake  Co., 

CALIFORNIA. 


J.  M.  STUART, 


Undertaker  &  Cabinet  Mal(er, 

MAIN    lATREET, 

I<akeport,  Lake  County,  Cal. 


Quilent, 

QUILKNT   COUNTY,  W.  T. 

Baxter  k  Pnlleu,  dry  goods,  groceries, 

hides  and  furs 
Belch  F  A,  judge 
Davis  Chirk,  auditor 
GuUick  E,  hide  and  fur  merchant 
Pullen  Dan,  sheriff 
Pullen  M  D,  treasurer 
SMITH  A  J,  postmaster 
iSmith  A  W,  county  supt  schools 
Smith  0  W,  county  surveyor 
Suealley  VVm,  coroner 


Radersburg, 

JEFFERSON  COUNTY,  MONT.\NA. 
BUCK  I    N»    probate    judge,    county 

clerk  anvl  lecorder 
Easterly  A  M,  sheriff  and  assessor 
McSorley  Edward,  treasurer  and  supt  of 

public  instruction 
Viriau  R  P,  dist  atty 


CEO.  W.  BARNES, 

Notary  PnMic  anJISeneral  Collector. 

MoH'  }■■  Colli'Cte.l  Knu  Promptly  Remitted. 

Prineville,  Orei^on. 

Reap'y,         UKO.  W.  BARNES. 


Ranch, 

KANE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

MACDONALD  0  D.  postmaster 
Pulsipher  Ciias,  lath  and  shingles 
Seaman  John  W,  lumber 


Randolph, 

RICH  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

Henderson  S  N,  sheriff 
Howard  Wm,  recorder  and  pros  atty 
Lee  Wm  H,  probate  judge 
McKinnon  A,  assessor  and  collector 
Nebeker  W  P,  county  school  supt 
Peart  G  A,  county  treasure- 

REX  WILLIAM,  comliy  «I«rk  and 
surveyor 


Rockville, 

KANE  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Briggs  Kobt,  shoemaker 
Lan^ston  John,  justice  of  peaoe 


Morns  H  D,  petUllcr 

SLAUOHTER  C  M,  postmaster  and 

carpenter 
Terry  J  P,  pres  Co-operative  Association 


Rockyille, 

WASCO  COUNTY,  OREGON. 
VARNET  ALBERT  N.  postmaster 


Rooster  Rock, 

MULTNOMAH  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

LATOURELL  JOSEPH,    gen    mdse, 
postmaster  and  telegraph  office 


SAMUEL  CROSS, 


AND 


SEARCHER  of  RECORDS, 
429  J  STREET, 


SACRAMENTO. 


Bnalneiici  in  all  the  Courts  eareflilly 
attended  to. 


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St.  Louis, 

JEFFERSON   COUNTY,   MONTANA. 

FOSTER  ELETCHEB.,  gen  mdse  and 
postmaster 

Salina, 

8EVIEH  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Co-operative  Store,  W  McFadyen 

Fobs  Willard,  shoemaker 

Harner  H  C,  carpenter 

Jensen  J,  wagonmaker 

Jensen  K,  wagonmaker  , 

Johnson  S  L,  ciirpenter 

King  Solomon,  butcher 

McFABYEN  W,  postmaster 

Olseu  J  C,  blacksmith  ,      ■ 

Robbins  W,  gen  mdse 

Sorenson  C,  carpeiittir 

Steele  J  P,  atty  at  law 

Thorsen  Eric,  gen  mdse 


Salmon  City, 

LEMHI    COUNTY,    IDAHO. 

Beatty  E  T,  probate  judge 
McDonnell  John,  assessor  and  collector 
Whitsett  E  C,  treasurer 
Young  S  H,  sheriff 


Salubria, 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  IDAHO. 

ALLISON  R,  postmaster 
Luddy  John,  nour  and  sawmill 
Reed  Mathew  S  &  Co,  sawmill 
Robertson  S  A,  physician 
Sate?  G,  physician 

Salt  Creek, 

JUAB   COUNTY,   UTAH. 

Bigler  J  G  Sr,  county  recorder 
Borrowman  John,  justice  of  peace 
BRYAN  WM  A  C,  county  clerk 
Cazier  Samuel,  sheriff 
FOOTE  CHASt  prosecuting  atty 
Grover  Joel,  probate  judge 
Hague  Alma,  justice  of  peace 
Love  Andrew,  supt  schools  ,  ' 

Sperry  Wm  L,  coroner 
Sutton  Peter,  constable 
Vickers  Thos,  constable 

Sanis  Valley, 

JACKSON  COUNTY,  OREGON. 
Coffin  P  B,  carpenter 
Oscar  Janiard,  gen  mdse 


PAYNE  JOHN  H,  postmaster 

PAYNE  &  MOORE,  gen  mdse 
Selph  &  Jones,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Thomas  J  B,  sawmill 
Walls  A  J,  sawmill 


San  Pedro, 

PINA   COUNTY,   ARIZONA. 

McDermott  John,  liquors 
Drew  Geo  H,  postmaster 
Marks  S,  gen  mdse 
Mason  R,  hotel 

.  Semiahmoo, 

WHATCOM   COUNTY,    W.   T. 

Dexter  Amos,  sawmill 
Fields  Eugene,  cooper 
MANEL  JAMES    E,  gen  mdse    and 

postmaster 
Miller  D  S,  carpenter 
Stewart  A  VV,  justice  of  peace 


Shearer's  Ferry, 

IDAHO  COUNTY,  IDAHO. 

SHEARER   F   A,  gen  mdse,    hotel, 
ferry  and  postmaster 

Sheet  Iron, 

COLUSA   COUNTY.   CALIFORNIA. 

Font  John,  mineral  springs 
GREEN  WRIGHT  F,  postmaster 
Pugh  Jno  M  &  Co,  stock  raisers 
Smith  John  L,  saw  and  flour  mills 
Smith  Martin,  cabinetmaker  and  carpen- 
ter 
Weyard  Julius,  notary  public 

Silver  City, 

JUAB    COUNTY,   UTAH. 

Ethier  A  J,  liquors 
Tyner  R,  blacksmith 


TRYITuMAYVTUNG^AND   LIVER   BALSAW. 


Silver  Reef, 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY,   UTAH. 

Adolphsdy  Mrs  ITritz,  dressmaker 
Allen  E  A,  sec  Stormont  Co's  mill  and 

mines 
Aumond  Chas,  livery  staHo 
Bachman  A,  watchmaker 


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Bennett  J  J,  photographer 

Brick  Dan,  shoemaker 

Bush  Mrs,  lodgings 

Byrnes  Jas,  shoemaker 

Carlton  &  James,  butchers 

Chater  Geo,  contractor  and  builder 

Clark  Gibson,  notary  public 

Finnagan  John,  contractor  and  builder 

Fortman  &  Harter,  saloou 

Fortman  John,  watchmaker 

Friedman  S  L,  dry  goods 

Greenbaum  S,  gen  mdse 

Hackethorn  &  Aliller,  carpenters 

UalpuB  J  J,  hardware 

Hanson  Mrs  Caroli&j,  dressmaker 

Harenberg  Mrs,  brewery 

Hibbard  J,  bakery 

Hickox  &  Quirk,  saloon 

Hoag  J  K,  constable 

Houston  A,  livery  stable 

Johnson  J  E,  druggist  and  gen  mdse 

Jordan  &  Woolf,  gen  mdse 

KRAUSE  HERMAN,  postmaster, 
news,  stationery,  cigars,  notions,  etc 

Levy  A,  saloou 

Lundt  F  T,  lumber 

Lynch  J  M,  livery  stable 

Man  tor  J,  physiciau 

McMahon  Frank,  millwright 

Moore  A  T,  supt  Christy  mill  i 

Morehous  W  G,  tinner 

Nichols  J  C,  dentist 

Paddock  B  H,  justice  of  peace 

Parker  A  H,  civil  engiueer 

Phillips  Kiv,  justice  of  peace 

Pool  Wm  P,  notary  public 

Quillen  M,  liquors 

Ketallick  Charles,  blacksmith 

Rich  W  T,  millwright 

Richards  J  R,  news  depot 

Rivers  Geo,  mining  secretary 

Rolker  Charles  M,  supt  Stormont  Co's 
mill  and  mine 

Sager  VV  B,  gen  mdse 

Savage  S  R,  contractor  and  builder 

Schwaber  John,  tailor 

Schwartz  Isidore,  gen  mdse 

Simsley  A,  blacksmith 

Smith  Chas  F,  atty  at  law 

Spencer  R  A,  contractor  and  builder    ' 

Stevens  John  B,  shoemaker 

Wahl  £  A,  mine  owner 

Walker  Phillip  J,  atty  at  law 

Whedon  D  P,  atty  at  law 

Woolf  Moss,  gen  mdse 


Skipanon, 

CLATSOP   COUNTS,   OREGON. 

Hunt  J  B,  sawmill 

Rifeste  G  W,  gen  md«e  and  blacksmith 

Smith  S,  atty  at  law 


Warran  D  ft  Co,  butchers 
Wirt  A  C,  gen  mdse 


Snohomish  City, 

SNOHOMISH   COUNTir,    W.   T. 

Bartlett  D  E,  drugs 
Blackman  Geo,  saloon 
Blackman  H,  boarding  house 
Cathcart  P,  hotel 
Edwards  Wm,  shoemaker 
England  G  G,  dry  goods 
Ferguson  E  C,  dry  goods 
Hanson  L,  blacksmith 
Hilton  J  H,  groceries 
Hughes  R,  butcher  sho^ 
Jackson  Bros,  groceries 
Knapp  S  M,  groceries 
Morgan  H  D,  miller 
Romaines  Wm,  saloon  ' 

Steaveus  W  B,  restaurant 
Wilbur  L,  drugs 
Word  W  H,  blacksmith 


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Spang^le, 

STEVENS   COUNTY,    W.   T. 

Abott  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Downing  E  M,  gen  mdse 
HuichbifiF  C  N,  gen  mdse 
Jacobs  &  Sterling,  cabinetmakers 
SPANOLE  WH*  hotel  and  postmast 
Wimpy  &  Spangle,  notions 
Winn  Taylor,  saloon 


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SAN    PETE   CK)UNTY,   UTAH. 

Acord  A,  butcher 
AUred  R  W,  ropemaker 
Borrisen  P,  blacksmith  , 

Burdick  L,  bootmaker 
Downan  G,  painter 
Mortesen  M,  furniture 
Olsen  A  N,  butcher 
Olsen  P  M,  carpenter 
Peoples'  Co-op  M  I,  gen  mdse 
Peterson  k.  Co,  sawmill 
Tullgren  A,  carpenter 
Z  C  M  I,  gen  mdse 


Spring  Lake, 


UTAH   COUNTY,   UTAH. 


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TRY    DR.   GUNN'8   RHEUMATISM    KINC. 


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Sterling^, 

WHATC50M   COUNTY,    W.   T. 

Ball  Jessie  B,  gen  mdse,  postmaster  and 

lumber  merchant 
Sawyer  Wm  B,  hotel 
SMITH  J  E»  notary  public 


Sterlingville, 

JACKSON   COUNTY,   OREGON. 
TATJOES  GEO,  postmaster 


Tern  Piute, 

LINCOLN  COUNTY,  NEVADA. 

Baxter  J,  assayer 
Bradley  C  C,  postmaster 
Dodge  &  Clark,  saloon 
Graham  J  S.'physiciaH 
Isaacs  E  A,  boots  and  shoes 
Schiller  C,  saloon 
Wau  Hing,  restaurant 


The  Dalles. 

WASCO   COUNTY,   OUEOON. 

Bennett  A  S,  supt  schools 
Bird  J  H,  county  surveyor 
Burgess  T,  county  judge 
Cropen  J  B,  sheriff 
Ison  L  B,  district  attorney 
Savage  0  S,  county  judge 


Toquerville, 

KANE    COUNTY,  UTAH, 

Allem  John  M,  constable 

BATTT  JOHN,    postmaster,    county 

clerk,  stationery  and  varieties 
Bringhurst  Wm  A,  probate  judge 
Hammond  &  Batty,  gen  mdse 
Xail  John  C,  whie  manufr 
Savage  Levi,  justice  peace 
Spilsbury  A  P,  sheriff 
Spilsbury  George,  justice  peace 
Stapley  Chas,  wine  dealer 
Toquerville    co-operative     association, 

Wm  A  Bringhurst  pres,  gen  mdse 
Williams  David,  blacksmith 


Tygh  Valley, 

WASCO  COUNTY,  OREOON. 

Butler  D  W,  lumber 
Chapman  Wm,  boots  and  ahoea 


McCown  Clark,  blacksmith 
HoGOWK  W  D,  postmaster 
McKorkle  M,  flour  mill 
Stailey  U,  Merchant 


Vernonia, 

COLUMBIA 
BAKEE  DAVID  F,  postmaster 


COUNTY,  OREGON , 


Vipond, 


BEAVER  HEAD  COUNTY,   MONTANA. 

Allen  Hay,  arastra 
Monroe  Silver  Mining  Co 
SFURRW  G.  postmaster 


Virginia  City, 

MADISON  COUNTY,  MONTANA. 

DAVIS  NAT  J,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 
Edsall  Andrew  J,  sheriff 
Morris  Wm  W,  county  treasurer 
Page  Jas  M,  surveyor 
Purdam  Amos,  Supt  public  schools 
Smith  0  G,  probate  judge 


Wales, 


SAN    PETE  COUNTY,   UTAH. 

Killip  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse  " 

Lamb  Wm,  justice  peace 
MIDGLEY  J  K,  postmaster 
Rees  H  D,  gen  mdse 


J.  K.  MIDGLEY, 

Wales,  Utah, 

Would  be  pleased  to  receive  Price  Liats,  Sus.,  of 
Mach[;:-»-T  Mechanics'  Tools,  Oeneral  Merchan- 
dise, Liquors,  &c. 


Wallsburgh, 

WASATCH   COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Camp  R  C,  supt  co-operative  aasooiation, 
gen  mdse 


West  Portage, 

BOX  ELDER  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Bailey  Frank,  carpenter 
Gibbs  Chas  T,  bootmaker 


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OIBBS  JOHN  D,  postmaster  and  mana- 
ger West  Portage  Co-op 
Hale  Martin  V,  school  teacher 
Hall  C  S,  school  teacher 
Hoskins  O  C,  supt  Portage  Co-op  store 
Landon  Chas  P,  blacksmith 
McCrary  John  M,  carpenter 


Whitehall 

JEFFERSON   COUNTY,  MONTANA. 
Marsh  &  Perrine,  dairymea 
STANLEY  E  J,   publisht-T   "  Rambles 

in  Wonderland" 


RAMBLES  IN  WONDERLAND. 

A  Book  roiitaining 

All  About  the  Geysers, 

Cataracts,  CanyoiiH,  Mud,  Volcanoes,  Rolling 
Cauldrons,  and  th«  thousand  other  curioHities  of 
The  YellowHtonc  National  Park. 

BY  EDWIN  J.  STANLEY. 

VVIiiteluill,  JefferBi'H  Co.,  Oal. 


Wilsonville, 

EMERY  COUNTY,  UTAH. 

Boil  A,  mason 

Burdick  A,  saddler  and  hamessmaker, 

bootmaker  and  mining  recorder 
Butler  E,  blacksmith 
Swasey  C,  butcher 
WILSON  S>  gen  mdse,  postmaater  and 

hotel 


Winsor, 

SONOMA  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 
JOHNSON  J,  farmer 


Willit's. 

CALIFORNIA. 
NORTON  BROS,  lumber  maaufrs 


Takima, 

YAKIMA    COUNTY,    W.  T. 

Brooks  L  H,  judge  of  probate 
MASTERS   J    W,     county     auditor, 

deputy  clerk  district  court 
Parrish  G  W,  school  supt 
Pratt  A  J,  county  treasurer 
Schnebly  F  D,  sheriff  and  assessor 


VACAVILLE,  CAL,, 
I.  F,  DAVIS, PROPRIETOR. 

Contains  all  the  Modern  improvements 

WITH  PLEASANT  GROUND  for  CROanET  Parties. 

Aa  a  Family  Resort  unexcelled.    Beautiful  Drives  in  the  Vicinity. 


The  Shortest  and  Best  Route  to  the  Black  Hills  Gold  Fields 

IS  VIA  THE 

Central  and  Union  Pacific  R.Rs. 


AND    SIDNEY   STAGE    LINE. 

The  only  Route  affording  Safe,  I'leosant  and  Speedy  Transportation  every  day  in  the  year  to 

^eadwood,  Rochford,  Central,  Rapid  City,  Crook  City,  Galena,  Lead  City, 

Rockerville. 
Rates  always  as  Low  as  the  Lowest. 

The  Thoroughly  Reliable  '*  South  Side  Route." 
For  Turther  information  address  THOS.  L.  KIMBALL« 

Ueneral  Patiitenx'^r  and  Tit'k<^t  AKent, 

Union  Pu  'P    '^. 'Mroad,  Uniuba,  Ncbroslu, 


H,  WAOHHUtfbr  "''^^h'^^^"*  than  any  house  on  the  Coast. 


•00  rtlfferant  ■!(«•,  ■tjlc*  kn« 
IgKnil  I  If  BMKry  gt.,  8.  V 

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sonville, 

COUNTY,  UTAH. 


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rinsor, 

UNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 


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COUNTY,    W.  T. 

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THE  UNION  PACIFIC  RAILROAD. 


There  are  very  few  who  have  lived  on  the  Pacific  Coast  who  are  not  familiar 
with  the  history  of  this  great  line  of  railway  ;  and  to  it  the  rapid  development 
which  has  attended  the  Hight  of  time  since  its  construction  is  universally  con- 
ceded. The  aid  rendered  by  the  Government  in  its  completion  has  been  rewarded 
in  a  permanent  growth  and  an  encouraging  outlook  for  the  near  future.  That 
vast  stretch  of  fertile  country  lying  to  the  north  of  its  route  in  Wyoming, 
Montana  and  Idaho  has  been  brought  into  easy  reach  and  has  been  made  the 
objective  point  of  settlement  for  a  steady  flow  of  immigration.  With  the  con- 
struction of  branch  lines  of  road  means  of  rapid  and  cheap  transportation  will 
be  inaugurated,  and  this  great  area  of  territory  of  unlimited  capabilities  will  be 
made  the  source  of  boundless  revenue.  From  Ogden  to  Omaha  the  scenery  is 
unexcelled,  and  the  ride  over  this  wonderful  route  in  magnificent  coaches  is  one 
of  constant  pleasure.  Nature  has  exerted  herself  and  left  evidences  of  her  handi- 
work that  are  incomparable.  The  Union  Pacific  is  the  pioneer  line,  and  its 
elegant  coaches,  substantial,  well  ballasted  road-bed  and  efficient  management 
deserve  a  recognition  from  the  residents  of  the  Pacific  Coast  replete  with  lasting 
appreciation.  Its  organization  and  completion  met  with  many  obstacles,  and, 
since  success  has  been  plucked  from  the  tree  of  labor,  eiforts  are  being  made  to 
usurp  its  right  to  that  remuneration  by  other  companies.  It  is  an  old  friend  and 
ita  interests  should  not  be  ignored. 


A^.'  M;i>. 


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San  Fra/ncisco,  Gal. 


CAHFOIU  ELASTIC  TRnSS  Co. 

Market  Street,  San  Francisco. 

-^■"■"■"^  MMnufaotarera  of  the  ^|||53| 

iBest  luprovei  Trises,|iS^ 

Constructed  on  Soientifio 
em^i  c    ^n  m  principles  and  sell  on 

BwaiLt.    ^^  their  merits.  ^/OOUBLL'^ 

FROM  A  RAILROAD  CONDUCTOR. 

Gilroy,  Cal.,  Nov.  Zlst,  1879. 

W.  J.  HoRNE,  KsQ.,  Proprietor  California  Elahtic  Tuuss  Co.,  8.  F. 

Dear  Sir:— I  take  great  iileaaiiru  in  stating  tliat  tlie  doublo  truss  I  purehased  from 
you  for  seven  dollars,  liascuMi-LETELV  cuked  my  littlu  son  of  rupture  on  liuth  sides. 
The  iteel  trusses  ho  had  worn  before,  lia<l  caused  liini  much  pain,  but  when  your  oxcel- 
lent  Elastic  Truss  was  applied  it  gave  him  immediate  relief,  and  efTectccl  a  rKRMA- 
NENT  ctjRE  in  one  year.  I  would  not  have  him  in  such  a  state  again  for  thousands  of 
dollars.  You  may  make  any  u.so  of  this  statement  you  winh  for  the  lienctit  of  suffer- 
ing humanity.  Yours  respectfully,  U.  AV.  CLAKK,  Couductor  8.  P  R.  B. 

LATEST  CURE. 

Quincy,  Cal.,  Sent.  30th,  1879. 
W.  J.  HoRNE,  Proprietor:— I  received  your  letter  of  the  24th  Inst,  to  day.  The  truss 
jrou  sent  me  last  Spring  has  <jumi>letei,y  cured  my  rupture,  which  vw  small  and 
not  very  bad.  1  have  great  faith  in  your  trusses.  They  will  cure  any  rupi  ■  if  it  is  not 
•  very  bad  one.  I  do  not  know  of  any  one  in  this  vicinity  that  is  ruptuiud  but  what 
has  one  of  your  trusses,  and  <i.ll  speak  liighly  of  them.  You  are  at  lil>erty  to  make  any 
proper  use  of  this  letter  you  may  wish.    1  remain,  yours  respectfully,  C.  W.  SMITH. 

A  RBMARKABL.E  CURB.    FROM  A  LADY. 

Tomales,  Marin  Co.,  Cal.,  June  2,  1879. 
W.  J.  HoRME,  Proprietor  California  Elastic  Truss.— Dear  Sir:  I  can  cliecrfully 
testify  to  the  merits  of  your  valuable  Tmss  as  it  has  elfected  a  permanent  c\irc  of  my 
painful  rupture.  I  purchased  the  Trusts  of  you  June  18,  1877,  price  ijflO.  it  has  done 
wonders  for  mo  in  perfoiniing  this  cure,  as  I  had  been  ruptured  from  childhood,  and 
never  expected  to  get  cured.  I  have  not  worn  any  tniss  for  overono  year.  I  can  hon- 
estly advise  any  one  to  purchase  your  Truss,  for  I  know  it,  value  after  many  years' 
experience  with  all  kinds.  Yours,  respectfully,  MKS.  M.  STUMP. 

LATEST    MBDICAIi    BNOORSEMENT. 

Martinez,  Cal.,  February  17,  1879. 
W.  J.  HORUE,  Proprietor  California  p:iastIo  Truss  Co.-         Market  St.,  S.  F.     Dear 
Sir:— In  regard  to  your  California  Klastic  Truss,  I  would  say  that  I  have  carefully  stud- 
ied'its  mechanism,  and  applied  it  in  practice,  and  I  do  not  hesitate  to  say  that  for  all 
Domoaes  for  which  Trusses  are  worn,  it  is  the  best  Truss  over  offered  to  the  pu1)lic. 
•^    *^  Yours  truly,  J.  U.  CAllOTHKItS,  M.  D. 

PRICE    LIST. 

BINOLR.        DOUilLK. 

Plain  Elastic  Tnu»,  1 J  inch,  Web  Nickel  Plated |J500  $8  00 

Good        ••           •'      IJ    "      U.  8.  Web                 6  00  10  00 

Best         "           "      iJ    "      Euroi>eanWeb  "     8  00  12  00 

Best         '■           "      2      "      IT.  8.  Web  "      10  00  15  00 

Best        "          "      2     "     EuroiHjauWeb  "     12  00  16  00 

Children's  Tntss,  all  sizes,  "     6  00  7  00 

Adult's  Umbilical  (naval,)  Trusses,                        10  00 

Endorsed  and  recommended  by  the  medical  faculty  as  the  latest  and  best. 

The  California  Truss  is  reversible;  hence  will  fit  either  side.    Catalogues  free. 

Trusses  forwarded  to  all  parts  of  the  world  at  oiu:  expense,  on  receipt  of  price. 

^9'In  ordering  a  Truss,  send  the  amount  by  Registered  lictter.  Post  Office  Money 
Order  or  Draft.  When  required  will  be  sent  by  Kxpress.  C.  O.  D.  Address  all  com- 
munications, giving  size  in  inches,  around  the  waist,  to 

CftLIFORNIA   ELASTIC  TRUSS  COMPANY, 

Market  St.,  Opposite  3d,  San  Francisco, 


IS 


HORNE  &  WEST'S 

ELECTRO-MAGNETIC 

MEDICAL   BELT. 


HORNE^i^WEBT'a 
Ills      ELECTHO  -  MATSNBTic '  BeitI 


"WHY  IS  ELEOTEICITY  LITE?" 

Thim  BfiLT  ia  one  of  the  wonders  of  the  age,  both  ai 
a  ucieutitlu  instriiiiient,  and,  in  its  power  to  remove 
what  has  been  supiioi't'd  to  be  incurable  diseaae,  it  an- 
swem  the  above  qnui-.tioii. 

This  belt  is  u  »'/<'  iliixiiture  in 

Jllefll<;i(I  Klfrtricitjs 
and  its  construction  and  uppliuitlon  to  tlie  body  is 
based  on  entirely 

A  New  Thpory,  liistniitl}'  reiiOTlnjt  P«lii. 
It  Kruppleswitb  diseuse,  unil  ovcicduita  it  by  ti  '  nsforiu- 
ing  electricity  into  tlie  Wiulit'nud  lite  lorces,       t  thus 
restoring  health  uiid  \  iuor. 

The  Klt)rlr<i-ni«di«al  Pi-inciplea 
upon  which  the  uction  hi'  tiiis  )>elt  is  based,  were  dis- 
covered ))y  actual  e.iiiriiiiinitiil njiijlicatioiin of  Electric- _ 
ity  to  the  cure  of  the  discaseii  named  below,  and  while' 
the  belt  is 

Hifthlr  Scirntiflf,  nill  last  for  }Mra. 
It  is  equally  simple,  practical  and  rii.:y  of  adjustment. 
It  is  so  pov/erful  in  its  action,  that  it  is  cuiiable  of  run- 
ning a 

Telei;raph  an  Hnnilred  MUph, 
or  of  burning  the  Hesli  of  a  iieriiDii,  or  it  will  reduce  the 
strong  current  tuso  gentle  a  tension  tliut  it  will  not 
disturb  the 

N«vv«»  of  an  Infant. 
in  its  passage.  It  produces  a  large  </i«i  iitUii  of  the  elec- 
tric force,  and  conveys  it  tm  the  woivn  through  the 
l)ody,  and  to  nvi ii  oigun  ni  it.  Tiie  electric  current  eii: 
ters  the  siiine  at  the  sacial  plexus,  or  "small  of  the 
back,"  thence  to  the  "poles  of  the  nervous  system, 
and  by  so  doing,  it  strengtiiens  the  nerves  and  restores 
to  health  and  activity 

Every  Or|ra»  in  <lit<  Bofly. 
It  also  conducts  tbe  <  untut  al'  uv-r  tlic  oiitHule  of  the 
Ijody,  thus  reiiioviiiK  all  i.i /,  >  „«,  nilnti-iiln  of  nerve  and 
nuiHcles  arising  from  distiise. 

It  will  Cure  the  following  Diseaiies: 


Female  Diseases,  - 
Pains  in  tlie  Back, 
Hips,  Head  or  Iiiiiibs, 

Nervous  Debility, 

Lumbago. 

Oeneral  Debility, 

Rheumatism, 

Paralysis, 

Neuralgia, 

Sciatica, 

Disease  of  Kidneys. 

Spinal  Diseases, 

Torpid  Liver, 

Gout, 


Sexual  Exhaustion, 

Hernia,  or  Kupture, 

Asthma, 

Heart  Disease, 

Dysirepsia, 

Constipation, 

Erysipelas, 

Indigestion, 

Sexual  Weakness, 

Impotency, 

Ciatarrh, 

Piles, 

Epile|)sy, 

Dumlj  Ague. 


This  modern  hnproved  belt  not  only  restores  the  de- 
bilitated, weak  and  emaciated  sy.stem  to  full  health, 
but  !  .  enhances  in  both  se.ves  the  pleumirex  of  life, 
sexually,  mentally  and  physically. 

miC'KS    LIST. 

Elet^tru-MnKiK'tlc  Belt,  Full  Power $15 

Elcctro^MtiKUelle  Kelt,  Full  Power, 

wltli  Applluuee 990 

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required,  will  be  sent  by  Express,  C.  O.  D.  Address 
all  communications,  giving  size  around  the  waist,  to 

Home  &  West 

Electro  -  Magnetic  Belt  Co., 

702  llarket  St.,  Cor.  Zearn7,  Saa  Frasoisco. 


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